. >>> in northern virginia tonight, music teacher ruthanne lodato was honored for her passion and dedicationaching at a special awards ceremony in alexandria. lodato was killed in her home in february. tonight her husband daughter spented the donna award on her behavior. she gave piano lessons to hundreds of students. her family has heard from many of those former students in the past four weeks. >> i think the best way to honor my mother is to keep music alive in our own homes and hearts. and i hope you will join me in doing that for her. thank you. >> the alexandria commission for women also honored ten other women for their service. julie carey served as the emcee for the ceremony. >>> new since 6:00 tonight, an escaped inmate is now back in custody. prince george's county police arrested lawrence godfry. he escaped from the dorsey run correctional facility in jessup this morning. he was in update for attempted murder. >>> a tough commute home for metro riders on the blue and orange lines today. should it be better by tomorrow. this picture from twitter shows the farragut west station abo

and i know where the single women live, northern virginia, the eighth district and the tenth.right across the river from here. and there is 2016 coming up, which we'll get to in a minute. susan milligan is a contributing editor with u.s. news and world record, and ed rendell is an msnbc analyst and former governor of pennsylvania. we have to start with you, susan. the single women, i always thought it's not about abortion rights. it's about health care. it's about everything they need. it's about getting a decent job at getting a decent pay. >> absolutely. >> because you got to live with one paycheck. it's the simple math. >> that's true. it's the paycheck. its wage fairness that here we are in 2014 and there is still this huge wage differential. but i think the birth control is also a big issue because that is an economic issue. you can't control the size and timing of your family, you don't really have any economic freedom. and i think that this is a very smart thing for democrats to do. >> single women are concerned about birth control. >> of course they are. >> as much as

i live in northern virginia and have a concealed carry permit.en i go to fort belvoir i can't go armed. the military has an unrealistic expectation of people in the military to be saints. this is why people who are crazy, who have problems mentally, terrorists who byç the way, the f.b.i. seeking a guy, a recruit trying to get on do a jihad attack like nissan has san. norfolk, the navy yard, these guys know if you get a weapon past security, nobody will be armed, you can kill people with impunity. >> you mentioned norfolk. there have been 13 shootings at bases involving our military since 2009 when the first fort hood shooting happened. you were alsoç talking about the number of suicides of military members. this we believe may be at this point soldier on soldier. clearly he was being treated for mental health issues. how do you think that ties in? >> it ties in directly. i don't think so far evidence as we have it -- i think the evidence indicates clearly this was a troubled soldier. the general says there is a long process to diagnose ptsd. i'

take a look at our radar in our warnings, flash flood warnings in effect not only for northern virginia but also in parts of maryland. we'll show you what it looks from the rooftop. what's happening anywhere from boston, we're looking at one hour to two hour delays. that's causing a affect, so you need to call in advance. we're looking at tornado warnings across parts of north carolina as well as virginia. that's in effect until 7:00. i don't think they'll extend this any longer. hopefully this is going to be the last of our tornado threat for the evening. >> new foul out over that botched execution in oklahoma. the state's governor ordered an independent review of the execution procedures after last night's execution. all officials halted the execution, and locket died of a heart attack. >> there has been a lot of fall out on this. witnesses say it was difficult to watch, and the governor said she's stopping all executions unless investigators figure out how things could have gone so wrong last night in oklahoma. >> reporter: in the death chamber an already difficult scene became unbea

where the end of northern virginia is. i will say that with respect to -- i enveil you that very brief period of time where it was okay to be retroactive. the commonwealth -- i don't know that would say about padilla to be honest in the commonwealth. the commonwealth has their own case called morris v children, and it was pretty much the same -- morris v. chan. in the way the commonwealth has limited your access to padilla or your access to what i think should be your right to effective counsel, is by limiting your -- the way you get back into court. so, in morris v. chan, that guy who i feel -- he was a refugee from liberia and had also an lpr, grebe-called holder and crimes, and the filed a series of motions because in virginia we like these old writ things. the writ of -- and the happy -- habeas. and what the virginia supreme court said you can't use these writs. and their basis for that was that those two writs were essentially -- the way they read it, those writs were designed to correct errors of fact, and your -- a

specifically his wife, who is an english professor in northern virginia.listen. >> i'm proud to stand alongside someone who knows the value of a community college education, and not just because he's married to a community college teacher. >> jill is probably right. i think i had the same attitude if i did not sleep with a cutie college professor every night. same one, the same one. >> wow, jo e. finally there's something you don't see every day. two former presidents chatting away during the ncaa basketball championship last night between kentucky and uconn. and as you can see, president bill clinton sat beside his successor, george w. bush in the vip box which happened to be owned by jerry jones. it's unclear which team the former presidents were rooting for. you could say, of course, they made a bipartisan appearance together in the stadium's jumbotron. there they are. up next, the republican attack machine, frank ridge says they're going to try to use sex to go after hillary. frank rich is going to join us next on "hardball." these days, everything you

one of the women has moved to the northern virginia area.also our government is partially responsible. did the bureau missed some of that? there was communication to the major. i spoke to a psychiatrist and forth it who said that a lucky was telling returnees from afghanistan that they should basically say that they were war criminals. the government missed it so it i would ask you on behalf of judge carter if he would take it back, i think we can change what took place in 2009. we wish we could. it's kind of like when you see something you say if only but i think it would go a long way to healing this. and we did do a letter. we are not going to dock you a million dollars for this letter but we sent a letter on march 15, 2015 signed by mr. mccaul and mr. carter myself with a lot of questions on this and we never got an answer. i would ask you on behalf of judge carter and more so judge carter and on behalf of those who were wounded and the loved ones would you go back to speak to the president and ask if secretary hagel who is in my congres

i don't know what that means because we never determined where northern virginia is or wherever. will say that with respect to i envy you that brief period when apparently it was okay to be retroactive. the commonwealth pretty much i don't know what to say to be honest with you in the commonwealth, the commonwealth has their own case, which went to the virginia supreme court and it was the same issue. what i would say is this, the way virginia has limited and that is the way i look at it, with the commonwealth has limited access to pet dia --p i --padilla the way you get back into court. refugee from liberia also had an l p r and had these clients and he went back into the court and filed a series of motions. in virginia we have these old rich things, it was the rest of quorum in virginia, not weaken those with the rest of quorum novice and the hideous little these petitions are thrown in andy essentially what the supreme court said, we won't be able to use the quorum and their basis was the sensually that those two were essentials lead the way they read it was those were designe

one of the women has moved to northern virginia. also our government, our government is responsible. the bureau missed some of it. there was communication. i spoke to a psychiatrist down in ft. hood who said that he was telling attorneys from afghanistan they should basically say they were war criminal ls. and so the government missed it. i would ask on behalf of judge carter, if you would take it back, i think we can't change what took place in 2009. you see something and say if only. but i think you could go a long way to healing this. and so we did do a letter, and we're not banking it. but we sent a letter on march 15th, 2013, with a lot of questions on this, and we never got an answer. i would tell you on behalf of judge carter. on behalf of those who were wounded and the loved ones lost, would you go back and speak with the president and secretary hagel who lives in my congressional district that they would redo this in such a way now. because the case is over whereby these individuals wounded and family members could be treat

its recent op-ed, the government is not some distant alien other, particularly those of us of northern virginia no on its us but it's our fellow citizens. taxpayers and voters. here at the batten school we've had a very strong recitation of legislature come through, coming to the classroom to engage drug director with her students. nearly a dozen over the last year. they are acceptable. to engage the government we can make it work better and be a positive force in our citizens lives. as i suggested this book is counterintuitive. he concedes our politics are broken, yet i argued there's no better time to get involved in politics. it's a book about politics and reform that calls people to public service and it's written by, i confess, an incurable optimist. we baby boomers met a lot of the challenges. after four decades in politics i know in my gut the millennials can and will save us from the toxic group of problems as part of our baby boomer get to them. fourth and finally, i'm eager today to answer your questions so we can talk both about politics and about the challenge of writing. >> this is

and i know where the single women live, northern virginia, the eighth district and the tenth.ght across the river from here. and there is 2016 coming up, which we'll get to in a minute. susan milligan is a contributing editor and former governor of pennsylvania ed rendell. we have to start with you, susan. the single women, i always thought it's not about abortion rights. it's about health care. it's about everything they need. it's about getting a decent job at getting a decent pay. >> absolutely. >> because you got to live with one paycheck. it's the simple math. >> that's true. it's the paycheck. its wage fairness that here we are in 2014 and there is still this huge wage differential. but i think the birth control is also a big issue because that is an economic issue. you can't control the size and timing of your family, you don't really have any economic freedom. and thing is a very smart thing for democrats to do. >> single women are concerned about birth control. >> of course they are. >> as much as anybody. and it's not just abortion rights. it's birth control is part

it is including the carolinas, virginia and northern virginia and parts of western virginia could beg winds and isolating tornados as the storms fire up. >> let's talk about the flash flooding. i saw incredible pictures of rescue efforts. >> that was in mississippi and alabama where they picked up six inches of rain in just 24 hours so that is too much rain in a short amount of time. we have a number of warnings and watches because more rain is possible. we will continue to track the situation. >>> 13 people still missing and now homeland security and fema officials touring the site of the washington state's deadly manslide that killed 30 people. the governor is promising to the search going. and fema is telling victims to ask for aid if they need it but for some of the victims that isn't easy. >> it is hard to go to a government agency and say this is what i need when you are used to providing for yourself. >> the army core of engineers is on the scene looking to make a barrier more strong. >> he is a top presidential candidate for 2016. >> winning is what we should be about. winnin

few minutes ago -- and i rewound to listen to it again -- said, well, if this had happened in northern virginia virginia is a state. west virginia faced -- great state. and we have a great place here. and i know people are scared. but when it comes right down to it we are a great place. accidents happen everywhere. and i hate it for our friends in charleston. i have been there many times. my eyes don't learn from the chemicals. it is a wonderful -- and lovely place to be. and i think when it comes right down to it, we have to realize it is not a west virginia issue it is a national issue. tank you for taking my call. host: all right, tracy. here's a tweet from one of the viewers. who will pay for the cleanup and will the water be poison for the long-term? toys and his word, not mine. guest: -- poison is his word. guest: the state ordered freedom dismantled the site and freedom hired another firm to help them do the cleanup. as for the long-term effects on the water, we just don't know. that is the real problem and the real issue and the thing i try to get at in the peace is just the uncertainty

few minutes ago -- and i rewound to listen to it again -- said, well, if this had happened in northern virginia. west virginia is a state. west virginia faced -- great state. and we have a great place here. and i know people are scared. but when it comes right down to it, we are a great place. accidents happen everywhere. friends init for our charleston. i have been there many times. my eyes don't learn from the chemicals. it is a wonderful -- and lovely place to be. and i think when it comes right down to it, we have to realize it is not a west virginia issue, it is a national issue. tank you for taking my call. host: all right, tracy. here's a tweet from one of the viewers. who will pay for the cleanup and will the water be poison for the long-term? toys and his word, not mine. guest: -- poison is his word. guest: the state ordered freedom dismantled the site and freedom hired another firm to help them do the cleanup. as for the long-term effects on the water, we just don't know. and thethe real problem real issue and the thing i try to get at in the peace is just the uncertainty of just neve

trafficking survivor, a fairfax county police officer was working on this, and this has really hit northern virginia and is hitting many areas. the national center for missing and exploited children, which i know you have great respect for, and senator mccain, who helped elevate the issue in the media, all of our witnesses highlighted just how important it is for the government to confront the internet facilitation of sex trafficking. they were truly committed to ending this modern day slavery. just two weeks ago, we've received the report on the issue which i've urged you to provide for years and ultimately directed in the 2013 omnibus. to the department's credit, the report provided some good information about what statutory and regulatory changes need to be made to go after websites that facilitate sex trafficking. i remain disappointed on how long it has taken to elevate this issue and give it the attention you deserve and it deserves. you have the unique ability to really, mr. attorney general, really make an impact for the people that are trapped in this, and i think it's one that i think you

he now lives in northern virginia with his wife and three children. [applause] >> good afternoon, freedom fighters. ?ow are we doing today it is a privilege and honor to come here to new hampshire and talk to you folks. i am from the great state of wisconsin and we know if you -- a few things about leadership there. governor scott walker -- [applause] i think the story that doesn't get old enough are about people like you sitting in this room right here today. people that are out there every day making a difference for freedom. knocking on doors, making phone calls, why the principles and onesies are though right for this country. on in 2014 and beyond, what started out has grown into one of the biggest grassroots organizations in america. activists.llion it's amazing to see what we can do when you're in united in that cost. -- cause. senator from the state of kentucky, senator rand paul. >> thank you. [applause] thank you. in theomes a time history of nations when a country passes the point of no return. that time approaches. that time is near. the q

but it would be because in northern virginia part of it was gangs. so that would be -- okay. good. we're running out of time. really until the law and regulation can be aligned with a duty to protect their children, i would hope that you would maybe send a team up to sit down with us and there's language moving through the house to perfect it in such a way so that it's not a paper passes something people feel goodant it doesn't have any impact. if you could have your team contact the staff and sit down with the people working on it to make sure that whatever is brought up is constitutional and does really deal with the issue. >> yeah, as i indicated in my remarks, and i think as we've said to you in a letter, we'd like to interact with you in terms of legislation that will be effective and that will pass first amendment constitutional muster. >> if you could have somebody come up next week, that would be helpful. on human trafficking in mcclain, virginia, my district, there was a case where a saudi diplomate kept a person in slavery. in new york we saw an indian diplomate under pay

imagine because that is a unique culture that they have their and i think if this had happened in northern virginia, we would see a very different sort of reaction nationally to this. >> what do the residents here from the federal government? what does this tell us about disaster readiness? to relief reached the people in this way? >> the national guard to come in after obama declared a state of emergency to help distribute water, after which point the 80s we was concerned about what was a safe threshold for drinking water. because they didn't have a ton of this, this information, science had to make the most educated guess about what would be safe and they came up with one part per million and immediately a lot of scientists criticize it because they didn't think that that was a new threshold at all and this is all sorted exacerbated by the cdc. saying by the way come you may not want to talk about it at all and the public freaked out, saying if it's not good for pregnant women, why would it be good for my kids are for me or for my parents. >> the centers for disease control and prevention. what d

northern virginia, and a city, perhaps most areas of the country, and the center of missing and exploited children, for which you have great respect for, and mccain elevated the issue in the media, all of our witnesses highlighted just how important it is for the government to confront the internet facilitation of sex trafficking, today's modern day slavery. two weeks ago, we received a report on an issue i advise you on, and to the department's credit, the report provided good information about what statutory and regulatory changes need to be made, the websites that facilitate, however, i remain disappointed on how long it's taken to elevate this issue and give it the attention you deserve and it deserves. you have a unique ability to really make an impact for the people there that are trapped in this, and i think it's one that i think you can feel good by moving on it. think how many young girls and women need someone's daughter, mother, or sister who have been victims of trafficking over five years while the department has hesitated to take bolder actions. today, i hope we can discuss

and even just west of new york city here for parts of pennsylvania, maryland, down into northern virginiathat's something we're watching. not just the severe weather potential, but, of course, the heavy rains. can't get this to click -- oh, out west. hot and windy for parts of california. that's the big picture. now to the select cities brought to you by the university of phoenix. >>> good monday morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco with your bay area microclimate forecast. look at all that sunshine, temperatures warm back to average today. good news it's going to be clear and comfort tbl next couple nights because we have near record warmth for tuesday through about thursday. today, 67 in san francisco, low to mid-60s along the coast, rest of us in the low to mid-70s. but tonight we'll fall back into mainly the upper 40s to low 50s. accuweather seven-day forecast, check out wednesday's highs. >> so, again, the rain potential. but the severe weather doesn't stop today. it's tomorrow too. i'll have that coming up. >> ginger, thanks. >>> coming up on "gma," new details on the sho

this hit northern virginia and is hitting most areas of the country. the national center for missing and exploited children, and sydney mccain who helped elevate the issue in the media, all of the witnesses highlighted just how important it is for the government to confront the internet facilitation of sex trafficking if we are committed to ending this modern day slavery. we received your report i have urged how to write for years. the report provided good information about what statutoryy and reg lor tory changes need to be made to go after the webites. however, i regret how long it has taken to give it the attention it needs. you have the ability to make an impact for the people trapped in this and i think you can feel good about it by moving on it. think of how many young girls and women, each someone's daughter, mother or sister, who have been victims of trafficking over the last fives years as the department hesitated to take voter action. today, i hope we can discuss the steps the department and congress need to take so they can make sure more ye

bike share programs in places like colorado in boulder denver and houston pittsburgh seattle northern virginia in north folk des moines baltimore charlotte and probably the biking capital of america portland oregon. a few of the areas that would benefit and i hope we will pass it. i want to thank senators warner. he is my co-sponsor here. >> it other colleagues like to be recognized on the schumer amendment? all those in favor will say aye. any opposed will say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes have it. i have a list of amendments. the next amendment will be senator roberts. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] after senator roberts we will have stabenow five and nine casey one, to, three and four in brown number two. now we have senator roberts. senator roberts your amendment amendment -- you are amendment number one. >> amendment number one and i have here number 12 on the handout and if we are still trying to find it number 62 on your top deck of 52. mr. chairman i call up a roberts amendment number one. everybody calm down a little bit the amendment concerns the ongoi

schools across the country about your program as the video indicated occurs here next door in northern virginia thank you. so, first of all, one of the common themes we're hearing, of course, is inconsistency. and football probably is the most fragmented of all youth sports, and even at the high school level there are significant challenges there. so what we're trying to strive for is consistent teaching, consistent teaching of technique, consistent teaching of terminology and now getting out to these staunchly independent youth programs as well as now high school programs. the good news is they're actually being responsive. they're, if it's their superintendents, if it's principals, athletic directors, they're being asked as was mentioned inside video, what are you doing about this? >> and you're doing the ask or the parents and pta are doing the asking? >> it's a combination. we're talking to associations, coaches' associations, directly to coaches, we're working with athletic directors, we're working with parent groups, national pta's involved. we are looking at every conceivable channel to

thunderstorms drench streets from virginia to northern florida.slick from the mid-atlantic into new england. and snow makes for a slippery commute across much of ohio. snowy mountain passes in the northwest. wet roads around seattle. >> if you're flying, airport delays along the east coast, from boston all the way down to atlanta. >>> back to the news, now. a florida woman is sharing the harrowing story of her attack by a bear, right in her own driveway. >> terry was sitting inside her screened-in porch, when two bears ran by. her children had just gone to a neighbor's home on their bikes. so, she went looking for them. instead, she found five more bears in her garage and driveway. they were eating trash. and suddenly, one of them attacked her. >> bit the side of my leg. and then, bit my side. and then, grabbed my head. and started dragging me towards the woods. and i could just -- those teeth were just digging into my skull. and i said, please, i can't leave my kids. my babies. and it was then, that bear let go. >> incredible story. wild life off

raid in 2007 in northern virginia, this document was uncovered, translated into english, and we comee forming this new council of muslim organizations like care, the council for american islamic relation, muslim american society, all of them have ties back to the muslim brotherhood. as a matter of fact, care is an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest tryst founded case, the holy land foundation case in the united states of america. and you know recently care has gone out and protested against documentary like the honor diaries being shown and campaigned heavily against grandize university to get that honorary. >> in this country? >> that's right. the institutionalized policies that favor them. >> one of them this had a quota statement on bin laden saying he was a visionary who believed in the possibility of an islamic state in afghanistan. a possibility that this thing might some day be. there was nothing wrong with that dream. even if it differed from that one that all americans have here for themselves. certainly disconcerting. you write in a piece this is a method to destroy f

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northern illinois. the gulf coast is on alert tonight. that severe weather risk area slipping east from virginia to florida tuesday. in michigan -- >> look at that. it was not a tornado but straight line winds gusting to 80 plus miles per hour, leaving the earth littered with trees and power lines. how do we know it wasn't a tornado? it's all about the radar and debris. see, tornados rotate, scattering debris in all directions. straight line winds are just that -- straight, pushing the debris in the same direction. and right on the tail of the sever weather, a blast of snow and cold measurable from wisconsin to as far south as north texas. highways from colorado to nebraska shut down sunday. when you see that type of snow, you know i have got cold numbers coming at you. some of the high temperatures happened early today. 65 chicago. in dallas watch as the cold front sweeps to the east. by tomorrow morning we're waking up in the 20s and 30s again as if april has not happened. look at this. there are freeze watches and warnings. a lot of folks in texas all the way to illinois concerned about their plants tonight. dia

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northern wisconsin, up into the upper peninsula of michigan. it could be one of the biggest snowstorms this late in the season on record. >> severe weather is being blamed for a crash off virginia beach. a smaller vessel collided with a 1,000 foot container ship. no injuries or leaks are reported from either accident. >> the conflict in ukraine is escalating this morning. government troops launched operations against pro-russian forces. russian president vladimir putin is warning that ukraine is on the brink of civil war. holly williams reports that both sides are putting on a major show of force. >> reporter: good morning. here in eastern ukraine, the country's military and armed separatists are putting on rival shows of strength. this morning there were masked gunmen on the streets and armored personnel carriers flying the russian flag. this town, like many others is now in the hands of pro-russian militants. ukrainian troops were helicoptered in yesterday to try to rest that control of an airfield from separatists. and 40 miles away more ukrainian soldiers made preparation for a fight against the insurgents. their general described it as an anti-terrorist operation. ukraine'

temperature at 42 this prince gege 40 in fairfax county and across northern virginia. manassas and stanto virginia, right at freezing. high clouds are beginning to drift over us now. and it's a chilly morning, so you need a light jacket. temperature is by 8:00 a.m. we'll be near 40 degrees for the morning and then close to 50 by the afternoon. the next weaer and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. >>> the campaigning is over. election day is here in the district. polls open in less than an hour in the democratic primary. news4's melissa mollet is live in northeast washington with more on whatou can expect at the polls. melissa? >> reporte aaron, those polls are up and at it. they close at 8:00 testimony tonit that we have a little bit of action now. some of the workers at lasallee. take a look at this video of them rolling screens out for the democratic primary. right now mayor vincent gray and councilman bowse are neck and neck. we are talking about 28 person of the likelihood to his campaign. we have trained over 16,000 poll workers. we have two working and three at the large