the town of seneca falls is said to be the model for the town of bedford falls.ember, the movie where a troubled george bailey discovered that after all he really did have a wonderful life. >> help me, clarence, please. i want to live again. >> reporter: here in seneca county, karl karlsen was hoping for his own wonderful life. he was surrounded by a big extended family in a place where the karlsen name really meant something. it all seemed to come together for him when he met cindy best at a line dancing party in 1992. >> he told me he lost his wife in a fire and he was a single dad raising three kids on his own. >> reporter: cindy got herself an instant family when she married karl in august of 1993. they bought a farm soon after that. and between the farm and the glass job, karl was busy. cindy was desperate to have a child of her own, so she and karl went through in vitro fertilization. you were going to have the baby you always wanted. >> happiest time of my life. yep. >> reporter: the big kids were happy, too, when baby brother alex was born. >> what do you

the ramp from great seneca highway to sam eig is also closed due to this accident. elsewhere 270 in montgomery village boulevard, traveling smoothly there. 66 at route 123, volume is building but no reports of incidents. a look at travel times northbound 395 between the 14th street bridge looking good. elsewhere inner loop between the woodrow wilson bridge at van dorn, seven minutes. quantico to the beltway, 30 minutes. >> thanks alexis. >>> it's time to check your forecast. weather and traffic on the 1s. >> meteorologist chuck bell is at the new carrollton metro station this morning keeping an eye on things for everybody. chuck? >> good morning, aaron and eun, beautiful day outside. sun is up at 5:42. the summer solstice a couple of days away. we'll have 59 seconds more daylight on the solstice day than today, but the sunrise will be later. we're still tacking on time at the end of the day. here's the new carrollton metro station. people wandered on into the metro right now. if you see us out here, come on over to say hi. we have a professional photographer who wil

this book is all about the roman poet seneca who was sort of the artist in residence at the court of nero and sort of the odd juxtapositions between this thoughtful man, seneca, and this tyrant nero, and how he tried to survive in that time period while being, on the other hand, a very senior adviser to nero. and it was a very tricky business. so it's a great piece of roman history about a very controversial and not easy relationship and a very, a very easy and great read if you like ancient roman history, as i do. so that's my summer reading if more now and i hope to be back next year with an equal number of recommendations. >> and booktv wants to know what you're reading this summer. tweet us your answer, @back t or you can --@booktv. >> up next on booktv lewis gordon talks about the life and philosophy of france fanon, author of "the wretched of the earth." finish. [background sounds] >> so, good evening. welcome, all to book culture for tonight's event. my name's roger berkovitz i'll be moderating. we're here tonight to talk about and to celebrate the publication of lewis gordon'

i have a love of ancient roman history and it's all about the roman poet, seneca, who was the artist in residence at the court of nero, and sort of the odd juxtapositions between this man, seneca and this tyrant, nero, and how he tried to survive in that time period, while being on the other hand a very senior adviser to nero, and it was a very tricky business. so it's a great piece of roman history about a very controversial and not easy relationship and a very easy and great read if you like ancient roman history as i do. so that's my summer reading for now. and i hope to be back next year with an equal number of recommendations. >> booktv wants to know what your reading this summer. tweet us your answer,@book tv or posted on thundershower facebook page facebook.com/book tv. >> on sunday, july 5th booktv is live with best selling author peter schweizer on in-depth, our live monthly call in show. he is the author of nine books which take critical looks as governments and politics. he is the founder of the government accountability institute and a senior editor at large for bright ba

i happen to love ancient history in this book by james rom is about the roman poet seneca who was sortthe artist in residence in the court of neuro neuroand the odd juxtapositions between this awful man seneca and this tyrant nero and how he tried to survive in that time period while being on the other hand it very senior adviser to nero. it was very tricky business so it's a great piece of roman history about a very controversial and not not easy relationship and a very easy and great read if you like ancient roman history as i do. that's my summer reading for now and i hope to be back next year with an equal number of recommendations. ..

as hard as it was for him, lindsey went back to school while i lived in seneca with a very special aunt and uncle. lindsey came home every weekend, unlike most college kids that age the stay on campus and had fun lindsey came home to check , on his little sister. now that i have a dot or was -- now that i have a daughter almost 21, i realized how young he was and how hard that had to be on him, what a huge responsibility it was, but he never made me feel like a word in. he always made me feel so loved. lindsey also made sure i finished high school, went to college. he even legally adopted me. lindsey has been through my side through some wonderful times. he has been through many special events in my children's lives, emily and nicole, and he has been by my side during some very tough times. the values we learned in this town, the work ethic instilled in us by our parents and the love we received from the people in this community are what got us through those tough times. those were the morals he took to the statehouse and to the united states senate. with your support, i know he will ta

. >> before maryland, she was a student at seneca valley high school in germantown and a member of the president obamas team a life of such promise gunned down last night allegedly by the man she dated for just six months. it is unclear whether she knew donald wayne bricker jr. had a criminal history. his background includes sex offense charges that landed him on maryland's sex offender registry and charges of failure to comply with a peace order, along with destruction of property. ironically she was supposed to meet with some family members last sunday to talk about how to handle bricker's increasingly threatening behavior. that meeting was canceled. in germantown, wusa #. >>> tomorrow night at 8:30 a vigil will be held at seneca valley high to remember her. >>> d.c. police are desperate for more information in the braising shooting out on i-295. it happened in the middle of the morning rush last thursday. they are out now with a clearer timeline and a vague description of the vehicle. they're convinced somebody can give them a tip as they need to arrest a killer. it all started as s

. >> reporter: before maryland, sade was a p student at seneca valley high school in germantown, and a member of the poms teams. a life of such promise, gunned down last night, allegedly by the man she dated for just six months. it's unclear whether sade knew donald bricker jr. had a criminal history. his background includes sex offense charges that landed him on maryland's sex offender registry and charges of failure to comply with a peace order along with destruction of property. ironically sade was supposed to meet with some family members last sunday to talk about how to handle her ex-boyfriend's increasingly threatening behavior. somehow, that meeting was canceled. report live from germantown andrea mccarren, wusa 9. >>> thank you, and we want to remind everybody, tomorrow night, 8:30, there will be a vigil at seneca valley high school to remember sade. >>> a barrage of gunfire sent dozens of folks running. this was the scene at 3:00 this afternoon. police on the scene say fortunately nobody was hit. the cops did arrest the suspected gunman just a short time ago. >>> the suspect

family and friends hold a vigil for sade at seneca high school. we'll hear from them and the message they have a little later in our newscast. >>> searchers will be back at work in the morning looking for a missing swimmer in the potomac river. two young men were swimming in the river when they ran into trouble this afternoon. only one of them got out. and today's search went on for about three hours. >>> storm team 4 weather. now another chilly day on the way. doug, how long before it feels like june again? >> i think it's going to be friday maybe saturday. that's when we're going to start to finally see at least some sunshine. and that's going to help turning the temperatures up. high temperatures today, look at the numbers. 64 in d.c. one of the coolest junes we've seen in about nine years. and really one of the coolest we've seen in the last 10 to 15 years in the month of june. 59, culpeper. look at the rain making its way back in. a little lull in the rain, but now it's all coming back down around fredericksburg and quantico, waldorf. some wi

the creek at seneca -- seneca creek in dawsonville, upper marlboro, a flood warning there and the river up here in maryland. a lot of high standing water outside this morning. the good news is the rain is over, everybody. the last of the showers are across the eastern shore. out to the delaware coast. for us, rain free at this point in time. so areas of high water to contend with. temperatures in the low to mid 60s so it's comfy outside. your sunday planner, partly to mostly cloudy. reaching up into the low 60s. and a refreshing, drying west and northwesterly breeze. back to work forecast coming up. >> thanks chuck. >>> an investigation is developing in bowie. prince george's county police say 31-year-old man died. it's not clear who shot and killed him on prat lane. >>> police found a man on south bend orange street near kings town village boulevard yesterday morning. homicide and crime scene detectives want to know why the man ended up in the pond. >>> and we know the name of a woman who died in a hit and run accident. this is a developing story yesterday morning. prince george's coun

so it is kind of like seneca falls; it is a symbolic park.esn't stand for anything in particular. this is a place where she has a nice organic way, standing in this park that actually opened three years ago now to talk about these role models of hers. and the park itself -- the clintons -- bill clinton, at least -- was at the opening of the park in 2012. at its dedication. it was first planned four decades ago, but it finally opened in 2012 and bill clinton was one of this because that day. the clintons clearly like it and want to support it. >> as you indicated, it is at the tip of roosevelt island. just how accessible is it for the public? >> it is located in the middle of the east river, so it is not completely accessible. you cannot walk there. there is one blue line that goes there and one tram line that goes there. it is going to be a big crowd they have been planning for weeks. >> and finally the theme of the speech. she has been on tours -- this is not her first formal kickoff because she has already entered the race, but it is her sp

it was with seneca for young people. they've done at the love renovations and upkeep of the facility. i'll be happy to take any of you on tour for that. >> commissioner is there any other questions to the director? any public comment? >> no public comment on a item. >> item four is general public comment. i'm not receiving any requests from anyone. >> thank you. >> we'll move to item five. >> commissioner chung please. >> good afternoon commissioners. the planning committee met before this commission meeting. there were two contracts that we looked at today. one is part a, contract to mission neighborhood health center the other one is a contract to my team which is hospice for people living with hiv aids. we have voted and recommended to put both contracts on the consent calendar. also there were an emerging issue that we discussed quite extensively and we are planning to put that on the agenda for further discussion. in terms of what the time line would look like as we got some update from our cfo that we are very like

we have more on this -- is as accessible to great seneca highway. we have more on this accident. >> reporter: i'm nikki burdine live at the scene after fatal accident. we're on sam eig highway. this happened just around 3:45 this morning. i'm sad to tell you a young boy estimated to be about 10 years old did die in the crash this morning. police say a woman driving a white vehicle was going eastbound here on sam eig highway, crossed over the median and then crashed and burst into flames. the woman got out of the car. she was taken to the hospital. she's got burns on her hands and she's going to be okay. but the boy again believed to be about 10 years old was pronounced dead here at the scene. i'm told montgomery county ems were actually driving by and spotted the car that was on fire. they put the flames out and that's when they found the young boy. fire marshals are still here investigating because there was a death involving a fire. accident reconstruction crews are also here. the section of sam eig highway between diamondback drive and fields roa

we have the ramp from great seneca highway to sam eig highway closed as well due to this accident.lsewhere 66 at waples mill road, it's building but no reports of incidents. and 95 at powder mill road looking good as you head to the beltway. route 50 headed to the d.c. area looking good as well. then looking at 95, a little slow as you head up through woodbridge and the beltway but that's typical for this time of the morning. overall the beltway is traveling good this time of the morning. back to you. >> thanks alexis. >>> attorneys for accused killer charles severance filed several new motions in his murder case. severance is charged with killing three well known residents over a ten-year period. a mental health expert is being asked to help with the defense. they say prosecutors picked the pieces for shock value, and the writers refer to murder and killing and express contempt for police. >>> it could be another six months before a trial starts for the man who wanted to attack the u.s. capitol. the fbi arrested christopher cornell in january. they say he wanted to set up pipe bom

shomari stone is live at the seneca meadows shopping center with. the latest from police and how officers caught that shooter. >> reporter: right now, that suspected shooter is at the hospital and the woman who police say he shot has died from her injuries. that shooting happened behind me here at the parking lot outside the target. police removed the yellow crime scene tape. they've wrapped up their investigation but of course this investigation is ongoing where police are investigating. let's roll some video right now. montgomery county police say a 27-year-old man shot the 24-year-old woman. now we're hearing that she is possibly his girlfriend or former girlfriend. they're still trying to sort that out. this happened around 7:30 tonight outside the target in germantown. people called 911. they heard the shots fired. witnesses gave a description of the suspect and the pickup truck he was driving. police found and it there was a pursuit for about 10 miles or so. he crashed on darnestown road. police say they found a gun at the scene. and the woman

as hard as it was for him lindsay went back to school while i lived in seneca with a very special aunt an but lindsay came home every weekend, unlike most college kids that age the stay on campus and had fun. lindsay came home to check on his little sister. now that i have a dot or was almost 21, i realized how young he was and how hard that had to be on him, what a huge responsibility it was, but he never made me feel like a word in. he always made me heal so loved and so's to work. lindsay also made sure i finished high school, went to college. he even legally adopted me. lindsay has been through my side through some wonderful times. he has been through many special events in my children's lives, emily and nicole, and he has been through my side -- by my side during some very tough times. the values we learned in this town, the work ethic instilled in us by our parents, and the love we received on the people in this community are what got us through those tough times. those were the morsi took to the state house and to the united states senate. with your support, i know he will take

finkelman: well, the 20 or 30 people at seneca falls are. and it's important to have some perspective on what is happening to women at this time. for most american women, not much is changing and not much is being asked. the most important changes for women, the cutting edge of women in politics, is actually coming out of the antislavery movement. so that in the north, you have thousands and thousands of women who are politically active really for the first time in american history. in the -- starting in the 1830s, there's -- which is known as the "great petition campaign." and literally hundreds of thousands of petitions show up in washington asking congress to do things like not annex texas because it was seen as a great slave conspiracy, which it was to repeal the fugitive slave law, to end slavery in the district of columbia. and many of these petitions were gathered by women and many women signed these petitions. so what you get is women actively participating in politics to change america for the better. the other great women's movemen

this book is all about the roman poet seneca, who was sort of the artist in residence at thecourt of nero, and the odd juxtapositions between this man seneca and this tyrant, nero, and how he tried to survive in that time period while being on the other hand a very senior adviser to nero. and it was a veriy business. a -- very tricky business. a great piece of roman history bat controversial and not easy relationship and a very easy and great read if you like ancient roman history as i do. so that's my summer reading for now, and i hope to be back next we're with an equal number of recommendations. >> booktv wants to know what you're reading this summer. tweet its your answer@book tv or you can post it on our facebook page. facebook.com/booktv. >>> up next on booktv, lewis gordon talks about about the life and philosophy of frantz fanon, author of "the wretched of the earth. ". >> so, good evening. welcome all to the book culture for tonight's event. my name is roger burk co witness. i run the center at bard college. we're here tonight to talk about and to celebrate the publication o

i lived in seneca with a very special aunt and uncle.ame back every weekend unlike most college kids that age who stayed on campus in colombia and had fun, lindsay came home to check on his little sister. now that i have a daughter who is almost 21 i realized how young he was and how hard that had to be on him. what a huge responsibility it was, but he never made me feel like a burden. he always made me feel so loved and so secured. lindsay also made sure i finished high school, went to college, and even legally adopted me. lindsay has been by my side through some wonderful times many special events. he has been by my side through some very tough time. the values we learn in this town worth -- work ethic instilled in us fire parents and the love from the people group received in this community is what got us through the tough times. those are the values lindsay took to the air force, the statehouse in columbia, and to the united states senate. with your support, i know he will take them to the white house. [applause] when i needed lindsa

residence in the court of neuro neuroand the odd juxtapositions between this awful man seneca and this tyrant nero and how he tried to survive in that time period while being on the other hand it very senior adviser to nero. it was very tricky business so it's a great piece of roman history about a very controversial and not not easy relationship and a very easy and great read if you like ancient roman history as i do. that's my summer reading for now and i hope to be back next year with an equal number of recommendations. .. and i think that is true for those of us and i was like to about the discovery of your family. can you tell me about that? >> guest: line was a small nuclear family. i was born here in new york living in washington heights. my mother was from puerto rico and my father was cuban and i was the only child, and it was a small hard-working unit and my father was pro- castro and we would have meetings, he would have ten or 15 people on saturday night. my mother would make black coffee and it was exciting for me for politics, latin america which a lot of people haven't h

the legal action calls on the state to force seneca resources to stop injects waste water from frackingperations under in the ournd ground aquafors. and the state division of oil, gas and geothermal resources was allowing the practice. all its injection wells, including the one in the legal notice, are in compliance with state and state regulations. you can watch more on fracking on our website. click on the we investigate top of the page. >>> and the summer due to the drought? the virus is pref dent. that is the highest number of cases in ten years and 31 people died from the virus last year. dry conditions are to blame. the west ways to combat the virus, cover as much exposed skin as possible and use insect repellant before going outdoors. >>> it's about to get difficult for drivers to get on the busiest street in san francisco. no private cars will be allowed to turn on to market street. take a look. it extends from 8th street to third street. cars truck, buses, streetcars they squeeze in every day. it's tricky for locals and tourists. they want to cut accidents down and make sure th

everything i will be i owe to the kindness an generosity and example of people of central clemson, senecalhalla and other small towns throughout south carolina. thank you, thank you for everything. [cheers and applause] i want to be president to protect our nation that we love so much. so get ready. i'm ready. [cheers] i want to be president to defeat the enemies that are trying to kill us, not just penalize them or criticize them or contain them but defeat them! [cheers and applause] ronald reagan's policy of peace through strength kept america safe during the cold war. remember those times? >> yep. >> but i have come to conclude we will never enjoy peaceful coexistence with radical islam. because its followers intend to destroy our way of life. however, america can be and will be secure only if we have strength. security through strength will protect us. [cheers and applause] i want to be president to meet our problems head on. honestly and realistically for the purpose of solving them not hiding them or taking political advantage of them. i want to be president to make government work

there will be a vigil at seneca valley high school to remember sade. >>> caught on video, a stabbing inside an upper mall bro high school. two students are recovering from injuries. all prince george's county chief scott broom is live at frederick douglas high school with all the detail. >> this is a fight that erupted among students early this morning. a 16-year-old was the one who was stabbed. a 14-year-old is in custody. a pocket knife recovered and in the chaos, some other students captured the fight on video. >>> the video shows chaos, as the fight between boys near a stairwell gets out of hand. one student apparently thrusting with a small folding pocket knife in the video. one boy stabbed, another injured. two taken for treatment. injuries not life threatening, according to police, students in shock. >> everybody started going crazy in the hallways, in the morning my teacher went out doorway because everybody was going crazy. >> police say the school has its own surveillance video which is being reviewed by investigators to determine who was involved. charges are pending. >>>

sit a flood at seneca creek, dawsonville, the one in montgomery county. see the green box just to the south of gaithersburg and a flood warning in effect in prince georges county and water street is completely covered in water. you cannot access its and that is for east central prince georges county, up ore marboro and that will continue until 12:30 this afternoon. we will see no additional rain today, just a few pop up clouds this afternoon. an awfully breezy one. 79 degrees at 1:00. the winds at 15 miles per hour, they will gust over 20 miles per hour, throughout the day today. 81 degrees at 4:00. now it's cooler than it has been, 61 frederick. the breeze will make it feel cooler than that. lingering areas of fog will clear it out. northern shenandoah, quarter mile visibility. we clear that out quickly. i will track them for you with the wind gust tracker coming up in the seven-day forecast. >>> a day of cleaning up after that yesterday. the wild storms that blew through our entire region yesterday in st. maries county, houses damaged, trees uprooted. p

evicting the families like the clothes a redevelopment will displace 100 to five children to this seneca a border supervisors approve setting aside $6.5 million to save to when mr. than $8 million from the city of paulo out so as was of another 6.5 million come from the city was a $10 million bond with all that cash to provide as what the park to be sold to a nonprofit which will keep the park as it is the people live you're mostly low- income latino families having difficulty finding a place to live nearby they're trying to remain hopeful with the was the bill to call this place home. >>: but it does not feel positive. >>anny hong: happening today boston marathon bomber will be formally sentenced to death and he will be given an opportunity to address the core rate is not clear whether not he will speak there are expected to make the judge formally impose the sentence he and his older brother settled two bombs at the finish line of the boston marathon back to 2013 to women and eight your boy were killed more than 260 people were injured if the jury decision to give him the death penalty

lawrence town, and overturned vehicle crash south of seneca road time things up on that threat.hicle, pennsylvania avenue still shut down on the ramp from the street to the third street tunnel. jummy: top stories federal safety regulators and amtrak officials faced russians about why technology to slow trains going too fast was not in place last month before the deadly derailment in philadelphia. two schools close this morning but other still open. we w ♪ ♪ out my head ♪ ♪ just so classic ♪ ♪ yeah yeah baby you're so classic ♪ ♪ yeah yeah ♪ ♪ baby you're so classic ♪ >>> mkto performing their hit, classic, more from them just ahead. >> robin, you're so classic. >> oh, thank you. thank you. >>> also coming up nfl star beating the odds derrick coleman jr. opening up. >>> the master mind behind bridesmaid. his new movie is hilarious, it's called "spy." you'll never guess who's popping in for the interview. a guest appearance by someone who's in the film. >>> we have seen these social media videos of parents publicly shaming their kids for doing something wrong. one dad took the par

professor finkelman: the people in seneca falls are. for most american women, not much has changed. not much is being asked. the most important changes for women, the cutting edge of women in politics, is coming out of the antislavery movement. in the north, you have thousands and thousands of women who are politically active, really for the first time in american history. in the 1830's, there is the great petition campaign. hundreds of thousands of petitions show up in washington asking congress to do things like not annex texas because it was seen as a great slave conspiracy, which it was. to end slavery in the district of columbia, and many of these petitions were gathered by women, and many women signed them. what you get is women actively participating in politics to change america for the better. the other great movement was the temperance movement. women were very active in that. they are active in movements to prevent prostitution. these are things that are close to what would be considered domesticity for women, but it is outside the house. what is fascinating is that sarah

powerhouse of the week 1606 seneca avenue $1.4 million, taxes over $12,000 annually.beds 4.5 because, 5,000 square feet of living space. this is in mclean. >> this is going back towards where that first condo was. this home single family home is within a half mile walk to the mclean metro. when you take a look at everything that's going on again, with this transition of tysons corner from this sort of mecca of shopping and commercial office space to a residential neighborhood with an actual street grid i mean this property could not be in a better location. so right now there's a bit of excitement and construction going on nearby with the brand new opening of the metro. but you fast forward in 20 years and you're owning a single family home essentially in like a dupont circle/d.c. type of a neighborhood. >> taking me back home. thanks a lot edward. we appreciate it. mandy. >> click your red shoes. >> let's go to bob pisani. over to you, bob. >> sandler o'neal the heads of all the exchanges are here. let's talk to one of the biggest. mr. sprecher is here. you own globa

as hard as it was for him, lindsey went back to school while i lived in seneca with a very special aunt and uncle, but lindsey came home every weekend, unlike most college kids that age the stay on campus and had fun. lindsey came home to check on his little sister. now that i have a daughter who is almost 21, i realized how young he was and how hard that had to be on him, what a huge responsibility it was, but he never made me feel like a word in. he always made me feel so loved and so's to work. lindsey also made sure i finished high school, went to college. he even legally adopted me. lindsey has been through my side through some wonderful times. he has been through many special events in my children's lives, emily and nicole, and he has been by my side during some very tough times.

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. >> mark: another breaking news story at seneca valley west valley college campus saratoga so on lockdownbout a possible armed person on campus large police presence at the school so more information from police and the school. several calls out right now and as we get more information we bring it to you also update on our web site mobile applications. public >> darya: transportation san francisco to get a little more expensive july 1st some cash and clipper fares as well as major fees and fines going up the fare increase range from 25¢ to 375 depending on what sort of catch 08 buying and then also finds as transit tax the fines and penalties going up to the fare hikes abase msf mca a board approved automatic consumer price index policy which works to look at labor costs so. ahead on the kron 4 morning news here from the teenage boys who bosses are to assure to north carolina describes what happened >> mark: said case involving a girl her boyfriend murder of her mother now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply

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as hard as it was for him, lindsey went back to school while i lived in seneca a with a very special aunt and uncle. but lindsey came home every weekend, unlike most students who stayed on campus and had fun, lindsey came home to check on his little sister. now that i have a daughter who is almost 21, i realize how young he was and how hard that had to be on him. what a huge responsibility it was but he never made me feel like a burden. he made me feel loved and secured -- secure he made sure i went to high school and to college and even legally adopted me. she's been by my side through some wonderful times, he's been there through many special events in both my childrens' lives, emily and nicole and he's been by my side through some very tough times. the values we learned in this town, the work ethic instilled in us by our parents and the love we received from the people in this community are what got us through those tough times. those are the values lindsey took to the air force, to the state house in columbia and to the united states senate. with your support, i know he will take