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it happened right near the exit for ritchie marlboro road. at about 11:00 last night we were told the fire truck was on the scene of a two-car accident on the inner loop of the beltway. that's when the fire truck was then involved in an accident with another vehicle, a commercial van that was traveling through the area. now, the driver of that commercial van did sustain serious injuries. he was taken to an area hospital where he's being treated right now. the firefighters were not injured. now, this is all under investigation. still exactly what the chain of events, how it all unfolded. for a time it was closed but for an hour they did reopen all the lanes so that should not be a problem for folks commuting. all of the lanes are open. that's good news. with more on other traffic woes this morning, we're going to send it over to melissa mollet. >> good morning wchl very a disabled truck o

a van slammed into a fire truck at ritchie marlboro truck. the wreck blocked traffic for a few hours. >> megan mcgrath at the scene. what are you finding out? >> you can see the beltway. this is the inner loom. all of the lanes are reopen. it shouldn't be a problem. however, earlier it was a mess out here following a pair of accidents. one of them in involving a fire truck. this all began to unfold around 11:00 last night. that fire truck was actually on the scene of a two-car accident on the inner loop right near the the exit for the ritchie marlboro road. that fire truck then got involved in another accident. it was hit by a commercial van. we're told that the drive ore f that commercial van has serious injuries. the firefighters, though, are going to be okay. for a time, all of the lanes on the inner loop were closed as they cleared up that wreck. it has been opened now for about two hours or so. so the good news here is that we should not see an impact on this morning's rush hour. now with more on traffic, we're going to send it over to m

jonathan: dallas pamela ritchie in toronto.eadline, commodity route was pamelahat ritchie in toronto. the headline, commodity rout. obvious what is going on. we are joined by will kennedy, managing editor for energy and commodities and is still with us is james bevan. james, first to you. the financial crisis, could it transform canadian politics? how important is that should in canada? james bevan: commodity crisis is part, connected. this is a really important shift morereat news in toronto broadly, we are going to see a shift in politics. i've never seen a democracy cope with the sort of market down debt that is required. very challenging. and here we have commodities but also financial repression. and of the shift is what i suspect around the world. jonathan: we discuss u.s. share and $50 crude, what does it mean for canada? is there an extra head went? absolutely, harper was a man of central canada and these huge minds stripping doubt heavy oil. the world's most expensive oil and does not make any sense at $50. a huge amou

fox 25's erica ritchie was at senator bernie sanders' event in boston. >> well, this is the first time bernie sanders has brought his campaign to massachusetts, and you belter believe he was seizing every second he had. here in boston alone, event over an hour at the podium here at the boston convention center of more than 15,000 people. >> all of that stuff that he can relate to. >> we are going to create an economy that works be for the middle-class and not just the 1%. >> it's important to me, important to him, education, social services, the ecology, the economy. >> that minimum wage has got to be raise today a living wage, 15 years. >> he believes in taking care of people. >> guarantee healthcare to every man, woman, and child as a right to a medicare for all single payer program. [applause] >> there's a lot of young people here today, which i think is really important. >> what is it about bernie sanders that's attracting millennials? >> i think it's because what he stands for is for everything that he wants to change is the issues that the millennials go through, supporting healt

in beverly, erika ritchie, fox 25 news. >> anchor: breaking now in quincy, firefighters take control of a massive fire burning at a home on film lips street. a witness sent us this video of huge flames shooting out of the third story window. flames have turned to smoke, as crews doused that home. right now no injuries have been reported. we are working to get you more information from that scene throughout the newscast. >>> also tonight a huge blast, massive flames leading to total devastation in franklin. an explosion at a condo there killed a husband and wife inside. this is a story we've been following all day long here at fox 25, and tonight our robert goldfinn tells us that couple had just moved back to this area. >> it was extremely loud. >> we sat right up in bed, it was so loud. >> reporter: what is typically a quiet neighborhood on tuscany drive in franklin -- >> just black smoke and flames. >> stuff coming down from the sky. >> reporter: turned into a raging fire after one neighbor's home exploded. >> the building was just totally engulfed within minutes. >> reporter: hours

it happened right near the exit for ritchie marlboro road. at about 11:00 last night we were told the fire truck was on the scene of a two-car accident on the inner loop of the beltway. that's when the fire truck was then involved in an accident with another vehicle, a commercial van that was traveling through the area. now, the driver of that commercial van did sustain serious injuries. he was taken to an area hospital where he's being treated right now. the firefighters were not injured. now, this is all under investigation. still exactly what the chain of events, how it all unfolded. for a time it was closed but for an hour they did reopen all the lanes so that should not be a problem for folks commuting. all of the lanes are open. that's good news. with more on other traffic woes this morning, we're going to send it over to melissa mollet. >> good morning wchl very a disabled truck off to the side of the roadway. we want to mention that one for you. we still have this problem, southbound, d.c. 295, the exit to suit land we have the right

the leader of this fictional gang is a tough, mean young man named bill ritchie. in the fictional version, the downlteacher faces bill with a whip 15 feet long. around hillsed legs -- bill's legs. mr.cor mr. corse jerked. the outcome is the same. the big boys were licked. cors hade licked ritchie's gang. another episode of pioneer girl found its way into a novel. lane also used material from pioneer girl in several short ladies published in the home journal and the saturday evening post and later incorporated into her book and her two pioneer novels. war and freecane land. while her mother wrote big jerry lane wrote about halfbreed jack in free land. lane's main characters in length the hurricane war were named charles and caroline. he played the fiddle, and she was a quiet person. understoods quite wings of hair, and all her movements were gentle and death. -- and deft. she took their names and personalities from pioneer girl. pioneer girl is indeed a somewhat grittier and edgier count of laura ingalls wilder's childhood and adolescence, but for good reason. it i

here's a look at the beltway there at ritchie marlboro road. that's exit 13. you can see the earlier accident is cleared so no issues there. eastbound on i-66 expect some volume as you approach areas like fairfax and the capital beltway. traveling southbound on i-270 toward the capital beltway in bethesda, expect some volume. >>> a deadly shooting in our region ends with the alleged suspect being hospitalized. >> plus, how those beloved baggage fees are now being carried on from airlines to rail ahh... yeah! ahh... ahh... ah. you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". >>ahh... cigna medical plans cover one hundred percent of your in-network annual checkup. so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. cigna. together, all the way. >>> coming up, we have a special hello. we'd like to say good morning to penelope from landover, maryland. she watches us every morning and she absolutely loves howard bernstein. >> believe it or not, not just my wife. >>

>> the drought, steve ritchie. >> thank you, commissioners, steve khaoe, assistant general manager for watt e we'll go into the update of the current drought. as usual, i'll show you the storage levels in our reservoirs which hetch hetchy is 78% of the capacity, that's coming down, as it normally does every year, so we're in good shape there, but it's a standard process, also the water bank has been steadily increasing in capacity, it's about 116 acre feed, we expect to get to about 173 thousand acre feed, so there's nothing that's changing about this picture, our system is performing as we expected to. the community precipitation, if you look really close at the red line, there was a tiny bump up, we did have a little precipitation just a cum of weeks ago, not much but obviously we're at the end of the water year and the excitement is all going to be ahead as to see what happen ins the coming water year. our total deliveries have continued to stay stable at about 200 million gallons per day, in full disclosure, if you look close, you'll see the blue line looks a little different than

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the man who helped grow the equities business is focusing on that area, garth ritchie. is going to be coming in from black rock. he's going to become the head of asset management. they are setting up a digital bank as well. really interesting move coming from john cryan. phenomenal problems for the -- on jewnd you chain nshu jain. there are 8000 jobs going across the bank. this is dramatic moves from john cryan as he tries to make it more in festival. a better return on equities. bloomberg.tay with our banking coverage continues with an interview with jpmorgan ceo, jamie dimon. do not miss that. we are back with julian chilling's worth. -- julian chillingworth. you have limited exposure to the sector. is it more pain to come for the banks? julian: the regulators are not going to ease up on things. the rationalization we have seen this morning in deutsche, i'm sure there is more to come there. say thatit is fair to life is owing to become very tough for these guys. jonathan: in the race market, we call it low for longer. why is that? julian: the returns on investments th

so, here are some of the interesting answers, donald trump, as ritchie rich. from peanuts. and hillary clinton, as cruella de vil, the villain from 101 dalmatians. that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." 22 minutes past the hour, joining me now, jonathan allen, chief political correspondent for vox, which has a partnership with nbc universal. good morning, jonathan. >> good morning. i'm going to try to avoid being a cartoon character. >> me, too. clearly it's a tough one. speaking of hillary clinton, she's gearing up for her testimony tomorrow on benghazi. but, new nbc news/"wall street journal" polls show 44% of not satisfied with her response to the attack. while 27% are satisfied. is this more proof this investigation could really hurt her recent bump in the polls following the democratic debate? >> well, it's interesting that she's running for president and none of the members of that committee are. so she has a lot more to lose than they do. i think people aren't necessarily satisfied with her answer. i think 44% that could just be entirely the

ritchie was head of equities, and will now become head of trading in general.sfy the other key client. trading of equities and bonds. this is the man who has done well with trading of equities. meanwhile, asset managers. another key client. the head of asset management becomes quintin prince. we have a world management unit being set up, and you have a nude digital -- new digital bank. there are other key players. two women entering. kim hammonds, who will be the chief operating officer. i want to focus on why this is happening. why the focus on four key clients? profitability has been eroded. across the board you see the ies, now downit by 6% in general. we see how much it has fallen since the financial crisis. this is my deutsche bank has to reorient itself. guy: let's get more on that, go to frankfurt with nicholas standing by. walk us through what you can tell us about this. how can we extrapolate into the strand -- strategy announcement we will get in a few days time. the key is the mid-level guys, colin fan and michele, tells us how cryan wants to put his

ritchie did not. so he left.ith him. >> at the old space we operated out of, they're doing a vegan brunch there now. >> no, way. it is the perfect story of evil triumphs over good. >> there's a lot of people that have the means to open a restaurant and they open a formula restaurant, safe. the interesting foods are going to be forced out and it's going to be a town full of chipoltes. ♪ just might be the one. to clean the oceans, to start a movement, or lead a country. it may not be obvious yet, but one of these kids is going to change the world. we just need to make sure she has what she needs. welcome to windows 10. the future starts now for all of us. get fast-acting, long-lasting relief from heartburn with it neutralizes stomach acid and is the only product that forms a protective barrier that helps keep stomach acid in the stomach where it belongs. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief. try gaviscon®. ♪ >>> extend your arms. >> now, when you're a white belt, especially a 59-year-old white belt facing younger,

whether it's ritchie mccaw. whether it's new zealand, dan carter, who is magnificent. whose been in good form. they are going to be the top try scorer. from 1 to 15. just the talented that is there is incredible. i thought the performance against france is the greatest. what a change south africa poses and justice shows they could win ugly, that was a great victory. the problem they have got is they'd rather play anyone other than australia. the potential is there. >> they have a good record. probably the only team in rugby that is intimidated by them. they beat new zealand to win the championship. how vital do you think that is. yes, i don't think that that was a boot for australia to win. the big weapon is they played badly. in scripping through, it's like they had a second life. now, against new zealand. they don't have as much to loss. they can go out with pocock and hooper, and they can cause problems. the only thing that flips it in new zealand's failure, that's well and good australia being big in the matches, but this is a special team. they beat new zealand on

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there are special players all around by ritchie mccaw, described as the best player. through to new talent. what a team. i have to ayou have to give so much credit to australia for how hard they pushed it. it was 21-17. australia could find a way to win. the special all gacks team another push. because this the best world cup ever. >> yes, it can be culled the best world cup. it's the matches standing out. japan beating south africa, dame 2. the carter final. and the way that teams like al jazeera played. south africa were so good in the semifinal. the reason they lost, it's a special new zealand team recording the best of all time. >> we look forward to that report and wrap up. for now, thank you for joining us. >> chelsea's woes escalate. beaten 3-1 at stamm norred bridge. chelsea has 11 points from 11 games and are 15th in the table. jurgen klopp celebrates a first win, jose mourinho was his usual self in the post-match press conference. >> next press conference we'll see the game in a better way, or i give you sox 5% of personality so you can say what you see and

erika ritchie details the charges against the suspect. >> reporter: the charges started as assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and were upgraded to first degree murder charges when the victim died late this evening. it's his niece who will answer to those charges in a courtroom on monday morning, after being follow a five-hour manhunt. it started in the second floor apartment of this wood avenue ten meant in hyde park this afternoon. gunfire went off. boston police responded to find a pan in his 40s suffering from a gunshot wound to the theald, and this woman, 36-year-old yvonne lewis, speeding off. officers shut down the whole street. >> couple of them, so we went inside. and figure out what's going on. >> reporter: police say further investigation indicated lewis shot her uncle in the head, but investigators couldn't begin to speculate on a motive until they caught lewis. and that didn't happen until close to 6:00 p.m. lewis was arrested by boston police in peabody as part of a joint effort with officers the there. we don't know what brought boston detectives from the scene h

host: ritchie, a republican.aller: yes, i just want to talk to about what i feel is the real problem with the republican party. nafta was the biggest decision ever made in a country. -- today, we talk about how [indiscernible] -- was so good. the democratic party was sending our jobs to vietnam and china. then we get a credit card. $2500, $3000, low interest. that is why it is so good because they transferred our jobs for cheap labor. these poor people in china are beaten down by the government. these companies go in, take advantage of them. just like they tried to do in america until we had unions. i haven't voted since nafta. i put a piece of paper down saying none of the above because america is first grade board was made by american workers. chevy was made by american workers. and because we had poor management at that time that would listen to the uneducated people, today in america, i never got a high school diploma but i worked for 43 years. and today i went to get a job as a school bus monitor and i can't

ritchie in mon tock, look father skies, pink as they brighten up and bill in belmar, see him a couple times a year as we go to belmar and beautiful sunrise there. looking down to lower manhattan, skies are cooperating and the skies are nice. the temperatures will start to rise as well southwest winds currently at 5 miles an hour. we'll beat the high temperature today. 66 is the normal for this time of year. the record is 91 set back in 1939. sunset at 6:22. we have got low 50s there. down the shores temperatures cooler than this same time yesterday. we started out 15 to 20 degrees colder this morning than we were yesterday and we're starting to moderate things right now. a little frost on the pumpkins and a frost advisory was able to play out, but at least an improvement with the numbers point coming up to 41 degrees. trenton at 48 currently. a few clouds around. if you're doing leave peeking, patchy areas of great color to see. we're near peek in these orange areas and it should be the next couple of weekends where we see the colors changing a little closer into the city. we'll start

ritchie did not. so he left.space we operated out of, they're doing a vegan brunch there now. >> no, way. oh, that's -- it really is the perfect story of evil triumphs over good. >> i think that's the problem with the city right now is there's a lot of people that have the means to open a restaurant and they sort of open formula restaurant -- >> right. >> -- safe. and anything that does interesting food is going to get forced out and it's just going to be a town full of chipotles. quiet! mom has a headache! had a headache! but now, i...don't excedrin® is fast. in fact for some, relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedrin®. now available in geltabs. get fast-acting, long-lasting relief from heartburn with it neutralizes stomach acid and is the only product that forms a protective barrier that helps keep stomach acid in the stomach where it belongs. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief. try gaviscon®. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief. (patrick 2) pretty great.ke to be the boss of you? (patrick 1) how about a 10%

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>> the drought, steve ritchie. >> thank you, commissioners, steve khaoe, assistant general manager for watt e we'll go into the update of the current drought. as usual, i'll show you the storage levels in our reservoirs which hetch hetchy is 78% of the capacity, that's coming down, as it normally does every year, so we're in good shape there, but it's a standard process, also the water bank has been steadily increasing in capacity, it's about 116 acre feed, we expect to get to about 173 thousand acre feed, so there's nothing that's changing about this picture, our system is performing as we expected to. the community precipitation, if you look really close at the red line, there was a tiny bump up, we did have a little precipitation just a cum of weeks ago, not much but obviously we're at the end of the water year and the excitement is all going to be ahead as to see what happen ins the coming water year. our total deliveries have continued to stay stable at about 200 million gallons per day, in full disclosure, if you look close, you'll see the blue line looks a little different than

>> the drought, steve ritchie. >> thank you, commissioners, steve khaoe, assistant general manager for watt e we'll go into the update of the current drought. as usual, i'll show you the storage levels in our reservoirs which hetch hetchy is 78% of the capacity, that's coming down, as it normally does every year, so we're in good shape there, but it's a standard process, also the water bank has been steadily increasing in capacity, it's about 116 acre feed, we expect to get to about 173 thousand acre feed, so there's nothing that's changing about this picture, our system is performing as we expected to. the community precipitation, if you look really close at the red line, there was a tiny bump up, we did have a little precipitation just a cum of weeks ago, not much but obviously we're at the end of the water year and the excitement is all going to be ahead as to see what happen ins the coming water year. our total deliveries have continued to stay stable at about 200 million gallons per day, in full disclosure, if you look close, you'll see the blue line looks a little different than

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. >> for dean white, in concert, i'd have to say it's a group, lionel ritchie. >> he's dancing on the ceiling. >> how about miss dana? >> thanks for not forgetting me. i'm more of a country music hall of fame gal. with lynyrd skynyrd work? >> someone recommended three dog night for me. >> she crowd sourced a personal question on twitter. i mean that's incredible. that's not twitter, twitter is not to tell you what to think. >> really? twitter is for angry people. >> jeremiah was a bull frag? that's a great song. >> it would be better if it was jeremiah was a bull kraig. >> i dreamed last night we were at dinner with dirks bentley. >> what about next? >> "killing reagan." >> talk about the inspiration, why you decided it was the time to do this book. >> ronald reagan is being evoked something like 46 times the last debate. his name was mentioned. nobody really knows who ronald reagan was. they think they know. when you read this book oar going to find out he's a man like all of us, he had failings like all of us. you're going to find out how he rose from an injury would have killed mos

. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance,said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the way back to "i love lucy" to get the same sort of slapstick and physical comedy. >> we never thought about its importance, except that, you know, it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> you rodeo-do-do. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> they couldn't say sex. but they said rodeo-do. >> you rodeo-do. >> once. >> everybody knew what they were talking the about. >> my son didn't want to watch "laverne and shirley"

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north of andrew, ritchie marlboro road into landover, volume still building into silver spring with your lanes open. 395 still hung up northbound before you reach the 14th street bridge. that's going to be blocking the left lane, a crash at boundary channel drive. back to you. >>> following a doving story out of the district -- doving story out of the district -- developing story out of the district. a stabbing happened just after 1:00 in the 200 block of 53rd street. police say the victim is a man. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. >>> at tonight's debate donald trump will still be front and center on stage but all eyes will be on republican presidential candidate ben carson. ten g.o.p. contenders are scheduled to participate in the third debate focusing on fiscal policy but for the the first time a new cbs news poll shows billionaire businessman donald trump is trailing the retired neurosurgeon. dr. carson is leading in iowa and also nationally. pundits believe it's because of his personality. >> i'm just going to keep doing what i've been doing and that is telli

angela merkel has called for solidarity admits the escalating refugee crisis p ritchie spoke in an addressthe european people's party in brussels -- she spoke. chancellor merkel: we are going to face it with solidarity. we must continue to keep talking. we must not work in isolation. europe can do this together. i am completely convinced of that. francine: hans nichols is in berlin with the latest. e.u. leaders increasingly strained. will angela merkel be able to rally them effectively? john heilemann she is going ans: jean-claude juncker also speaking yesterday. says she will not have resolution, not have a solution to this crisis by christmas heard this is going to be here for as long as leaders can foresee. the responses to hold another summit. an emergency summit on sunday will be the 20th of the year. when we look back on previous years, you've got maybe 8,9 summits. when there is a crisis here, european leaders want to get to brussels. there hasn't been a motto product -- progress. the last one ended in a stamina. an indicated that the very stake of europe is what they are debating.

he has a comedian friend who has a brain tumor, andy ritchie. so he takes 25 grand and plunks down and, of course we see what rady did. >> that is pretty cool. >> here's the thing. is that and in his picture? >> he's betting against his own team. >> that is pretty good. whenever i here betting and winning, i think that looks great. and you know, i know he's got that scruffy look. >> she got him to dress up as the lien. and he has won my heart forever because any man who will dress up like his wife says i think -- it is like the proof of love. >> he's the only superstar where the wife makes more money. >> mike and mike, they are all dressed up today. >> well at espn, they dress disney humor. >> guys, you will dress up like that, and what does that take backs nothing. >>> did you see will dress up this morning? >> no i did not. remember kill bill? it was harkening back to a movie of bruce lee. would you look good in a one piece? >> i passed the one piece. >> the kids just left like to minutes before you called for school, all dressed up. but, we d

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the fact that deutsche bank is putting garth ritchie in charge of their fixed income business, a guy who has never set foot on the fixed income trading floor, you are making a statement. david: but this is your old shop. my impression is that fixed income was a strength of deutsche bank. stephanie: it was a shining star for credit suisse and morgan stanley. this is where you had some of the highest-paid people in the organization. but that party is over. >> it is less sophisticated in terms of the greek -- of the degree to which technology affects it. they do not need to pay traders millions of dollars. >> it is not as reliant on high paid people to do this. ultimately the fixed income markets are going to go toward that. you are seeing that in foreign exchange. david: i wonder whether in the larger story of the banks, is it a matter of, because of the regulatory environment, we are looking at banks moving from higher-margin, higher risk business into lower margin, lower risk business. that is a tough transition to make. christine: there are certain regulations affecting them no matt