north capitol between chillum place and sheridan street.hey're laughing because my shoes are almost falling off this morning. inner loop at little river turnpike we have a disabled vehicle but out of the way. 66 okay. 95 northbound here through dale city going 31 miles per hour. beltway at branch no issues. we'll have travel times in ten minutes. >>> i have respect for senator mccain. i used to like him a lot, i supported him and i raised a lot of money for his campaign against president obama and certainly if there was a misunderstanding i would totally take that back. >> that is donald night on fox news trying to make it clear he does respect arizona senator john mccain's public and military service. polls are now hinting that trump's fiery comments are not going over well with his party. trump surgeled in recent weeks he's topping a brand-new "washington post"/abc news poll. but the poll was conducted before and after trump's comments. after trump slammed mccain his support began to fall among people polled here. as of this morning, trum

. -- and sheridan street. sky 9 giving us a look at how things are shaping up on the beltway on the maryland side. you can see traffic flowing freely in both directions on the inner and outer loop. no issues on 95 traveling from laurel toward the capital beltway so no issue there is this morning. getting a look at some of our other cameras, we get a sense of how things are shaping up at the beltway at old georgetown road. light on the inner and outer loop with no accidents around the beltway. traveling inbound you'll have no trouble there either. from our other camera we get a look at how things are shaping up on i-66. this is just west of ox road. for those of you traveling through manassas, through areas of centreville, fairfax, you're looking at an issue free commute thus far. just expect some volume. your next update coming up in roughly ten minutes. >> reporter: what safety changes if any have been made at metro since january? that's one of the biggest questions we hope to have answered today in a hearing

it broke yesterday and the road is closed between chillum place and sheridan street and that could take four to six hours to be fixed. >>> police need your help after a man was shot and killed. this happened around 8:00 last night on maury avenue in oxon hill. officers responded to a call and found a man shot to death. police say it doesn't seem to be a random shooting. if you do have any information police would like to hear from you. >>> a murder suspect released by a judge is expected to be back in a montgomery county courtroom. we brought you this story first on 4. a judge released dion sobotker last wednesday on half a million dollars unsecured bond which means he wasn't required to put up any money. sobotker never showed up to get his electronic monitoring device on thursday. well by friday, a warrant was out for his arrest. he's now back in custody. sobotker is one of three people charged in the death of 26-year-old jonathan harris during a robbery back in december. >>> d.c. police arrested more than two dozen men in a prostitution bust in downtown d.c. police say 30 men are faci

try to give you imams of it, north capital street, the 6200 block near sheridan street. d.c. water is on the scene. the metropolitan police department there, too because traffic is blocked as they try to stop the break plug the break and reopen the road. that's north capital street, 6200 block of the road, a distance north of the capitol, near sheridan street. water main break happening, clues on the -- crews on the scene. >>> hackers shining a light on hidden hookups, the scandalous security breach raising eyebrows. >>> a celebrity split. why a country music couple is calling it quits. >>> i linked to this on my facebook page, millions who use an online dating service that helps them cheat on their partners maybe scrambling to cover their tracks. >> this after into, ashleymadison.com off irtoddle leet member profiles free of charge. this comes after hackers stole and leaked personal details belonging to some users and threatened to release naked pictures. this site hooks up people who are looking to have an affair and usually charges $19 for members who want to fully delete

michael sheridan will be leaving the company. now to ea -- the gaming giant.lectronic arts out with a big beat, but the stock is out on a muted forecast. here to take it down is my guest. i know there are some issues with digital. guest: the packaged goods site came in better than expected but the big question is on the guidance. it came in just shy of what consensus is expect. the company is conservative and is why they are trading down a little bit. the big focus is on star wars. emily: which is interesting, because it is all about star wars. you would expect that her guidance. guest: i think this company is being a little more conservative . they have been conservative in the past. we are expecting star wars to do 14 million or 15 million units. emily: how big is "star wars" compared to the big ea hits? guest: we think this could be big if not bigger. we think they can do 12 million to 15 million units in the december quarter alone. fifa and madden are in the low single digits. emily: how is he a doing with its rivals like activision and social side players

terrorists among other things, assassinated my colleagues in 1976, just a few blocks from here on sheridanar bomb in what was then the worst accident -- international terrorism in the united states. approved by the united states allowed by the united states. it was at the behest of the u.s.-backed junta in chile. the first time i went to the annual memorial at the spot where they were killed just a few blocks from here on embassy row am a sheridan circle, blocks from here that you can walk to in 10 minutes, i looked at the plaque at the spot where they were killed and it had are birthdates and the date of their deaths. i was exactly ronni moffitt's age. we were nine days apart. i realize that we were like the same person. it is a very powerful thing to me to see that, knowing it is not going to happen again. this is the beginning of the u.s. normalizing relations with cuba so that anti-castro cubans, whatever they want to do, will no longer have the support of the united states state department, the united states government in carrying out the terrorist acts. when cuban exiles shot down a

increased 57%, but the stock is still lower in extended trading after it was announced that michael sheridanbe leaving the company. now to ea -- the gaming giant. electronic arts out with a big beat for the first quarter but the stock is down in after-hours on a muted forecast. neil is still in the studio with me. what is going on here? i know there are some issues with digital. neil: digital came in strong, but the packaged goods site came in better than expected. the big question is on the guidance. it came in just shy of what consensus is expecting. this company is typically conservative, so that is why the y are trading down a little bit. the big focus is on star wars. emily: which is interesting, because it is all about star wars. you would expect better guidance. neil: right. i think this company is being a little more conservative. they have been conservative in the past. we are expecting star wars to do 14 million or 15 million units. we think that could be a big game for them. emily: how big is "star wars" compared to the big ea hits? madden, fee for? -- fifa? >> we think this could

. >> i know that scottie sheridan has been looking into the medical situation with all the players, ours and theirs double checking things. but that's beyond my scope. >> reporter: how crazy is the trade deadline? last night new york met wilmer flores was crying on the field. some fans screamed that he was being traded. the mets maybe had an agreement with the brewers but the deal fell through. no trade. tears of joy now. hopefully the cole deal does not fall apart. cole hamels of course world series mvp for the phillies in 2008. his former teammate pat burrell is going to go into the phillies wall of fame this weekend and pat is very clear about the role that cole played in that world series title. >> without cole in 2008 we just wouldn't have had enough. he drove the train. we all just jumped on it. it's a sad day i'm sure for the city to see him go but it gives you perspective in being able to look back and appreciate what he's been able to do here. >> reporter: good words. the flyers have locked up one of their very best players, jake voracek. he gets eight years, $66 million. that's

it will be built at lincoln and sheridan. the project has been years in the making and the presidio has a strong connection to it. more than 2,000 americans who fought and died in the korean war are buried in the presidio cemetery. >>> getting to the presidio and the golden gate bridge has not been easy the last couple of days as we know. and drivers have been getting pretty creative trying to find ways around the closure. lombard street is no longer an option. it's now closed off at divisadero through monday morning and so is marina boulevard. we're hearing so many drivers were trying to cut through crissy field they were in the way of construction crews. gianna franco is keeping an eye on the traffic this weekend. how's it looking? >> reporter: it's still very busy. so try to avoid the closure. surprisingly though northbound park presidio is one of the bright spots. we are seeing a lot of folks trying to get out of marin county into san francisco. 580 to the golden gate bridge toll plaza 50 minutes. so that's about 20 more

for these hot spots, it's an estimated loss of 2,000 if food and 2,000 in business but the society sheridan offer ed them a cool room and a free meal. >> if we were stuck outside i don't know where we would have gone. >> they were thankful you may recognize this balcony, it still does not have power. in fact we just saw a shipment of dry ice to the restaurant to try and salvage the shipment there, 75 of those customers their power is restored. 25 are still in the dark and peco is still working on the problem and they don't know the cause of this, their priority is to get power back to everyone and then they'll start the investigation. erin o'hearn, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> another problem here, about 80 new jersey transit passengers spent the morning stranded at the jersey shore they were headed from atlantic city to philadelphia when the train got stuck at 9:00 a.m. they were north of the absecon station, after a time the train received power and then it broke down again, the passengers were stuck for more than three hours eventually they returned to atlantic city, then i

officials broke ground on sheridan avenue on saturday morning.ght in the korean war. san francisco mayor lee was one of several speakers after the event. >> we and san francisco will always remember americans that fought in the forgotten war where their brothers and sisters from south korea. >> crews will began landscaping construction of the site in the near future. >>> straight ahead several arrest are made followed in a shooting at a motel 6. what we learned about the suspects. plus. >> the polls came out and i'm died with jeb bush. >>> trump is tied with jeb bush. see what he has to say. >>> we have a video you have too see to believe of someones driving. >>> take a look at this. what you are watching is what the lapd calls some of the most reckless driving they have ever seen. this video shows a cargoing backwards down a busy road. at one point the car appears to all most hit a pedestrian. several times the audi crosses the double yellow line. the driver could have been arrested for numerous charges and it's amazing no one was hurt. >>> new

in sherman's march the south carolina, maybe in sheridan's destruction in the shenandoah valley. clearly that goes beyond the justness of the war. peter: were they really an excess? they didn't line up civilians and shoot them. james: that's another dimension. in world war ii we want to say that strategic bombing was part of a just war on the part of the allies, that killed hundreds of thousands of civilians. in the civil war, very few civilians were killed by actions of the soldiers themselves. i've come down on the side that while there were excesses, clearly, i'm sort of on the side that this was a hard war, and that making it hard war was part of the policy of winning the war. and while there were some excesses, it nevertheless was largely within the bounds of a proportionate response to the demands of the war. peter: why don't we take a few questions from the audience now? ian and jill have questions -- questioner: given all of the events on civil war memory to come out in recent decades, if you were writing the end about -- of "battle cry" today which read it differently? j

verdict rendered by military forces commanded by hard eyed soldiers such as grant and sherman, and sheridan. these confederates are losers on an epic scale. epic scale. biggest losers in united states history by far. they knew it and they knew why. a quarter of a million men have died in uniform. that is using the old numbers. i don't know what the number would be if we use the number that has been adjusted up, the confederate number is going to go up in recalculating that. at least a quarter of a million of them are dead. emancipation has destroyed their social system. no one knew what lay ahead. they were going to go forward with reunion because they didn't have a choice. most of them did not reconcile nearly as easily as many people would have it. reunion reconciliation in the new book about the memory of the war tells a should never be confused. they are not synonyms. reunion reconciliation are not synonyms and should never be treated. the reunion is coming. you can make that happen with military force. you cannot make reconciliation come. that is a matter of sentiment and judgment, exc

between sheridan street and kansas avenue and you can see it's really coming out. the water has been shut off, but we don't know how extensive the damage is, how many customers are affected or how long the repairs will take, but you can count on us to bring that to you as soon as we learn it. >>> the district is beginning construction work to replace the 27th street bridge over broad branch stream in northwest. 27th street will be shut down to all traffic until late september. they have set up detours for you. local access for residents who live on 27th street will be permitted on 27th just south of military road all the way to the last driveway prior to the bridge. >>> well, california's resources control board has proposed the first of its kind fine for violating water restrictions. now this proposed fine is million it targets a group of farmers in the state's central valley. according to the board, the byron bethany irrigation district illegally took water from a pumping plant after getting a warning that there wasn't enough water to go around. >>> well, metro a

the group took off from share sheridan county airport and turned toward cody and then crashed. >>> the flag flown at half staff in honor of the service members killed in chattanooga les week. it happened only after -- last week. it happened only after criticism from house speaker john boehner. scott broom is on the hill with reaction to how it all happened today. how did this just get started, scott? >> reporter: well, there's a lot of symbolism that goes with the flag, a lot of emotion and patriotism. as of this morning the flag was flying half staff here at the capitol by order of john boehner, but over at the white house it didn't start flying at half staff until about 1:30 this afternoon and just about everybody i talked to today out here on the mall seemed mystified about why this is an issue at all. why in the wake of five servicemen killed in chattanooga was the flag still flying at the top of the pole at the white house and other federal buildings today? one man in florida is so angry about it he went on a mission to lower flags there all on his own. >> they won't do it at the

joining us is ubs managing director aaron sheridan who has a buy on amazon. eric good to have you.not alone in having a buy on the stock. i would like to start off giving at least a sense of caution. if you had any to offer what would it be? what would concern you? i can go back, i guess a year ago to their third quarter where they surprised some people with not a particularly good quarter. we're currently in that quarter right now. >> i think at the end of the day, do you have to know that amazon is a company that's investing to grow. so if there's any note of caution, it's that there is a long list of agenda items where jeff bezos and the team want to invest for the long term. this is a company not being managed quarter to quarter. whether it be international expansion, film expansion, continued investment in aws there are going to be investments in amazon. i think revenue growth not necessarily maximizing profit margins every quarter is more the mantra of this company. >> all right. that all said then, what exactly is it that you embrace from this quarter more than perhaps other

moving on to tell you about atmospheric science this particular view is due show the of large moon sheridan to look for an atmosphere there is the pretty big body of literature how sharon could have an atmosphere we just got some dated down every don't have the full data set actually be walked until september but you can see the yellow line represents the path of the sun from the spacecraft and it just clips the regions of the of mood is exactly how we planned that trajectory to go. to look on either side you can see in the red and white graf go straight to zero it does not look anything like what we showed you last week where we can clearly see a refracted signature by easier it is a square to say that charon has much less atmosphere than pluto is any. but to do that through september work that will have the link the now it is a much more rarified atmosphere that confirms the preflight ocean that we look forward to see how that is. maybe there is the san competion player of methane that must be very tenuous. just how different they are despite their close proximity. >> now we have some rad

what is it like in sheridan, wyoming? frank, you on the air. good morning. caller: good morning. i am calling about the transportation infrastructure, and i was watching c-span. i always watch it. i am so tired of these people trying to add housing, everything else, but stick straight to the roads. that is all we need. we can put a nice tax on it and keep it for the tax on the road only. host: one thing added on to the senate bill last night was reauthorization of the export-import bank, something that house republicans oppose. the authorization for that agency expired. republicans and some democrats in the senate are trying to get that reauthorized, and they did so successfully on the senate bill, but house republicans are saying they are not going to act on this senate long-term bill. they want the senate to has a three-month or five-month extension, giving them both more time to work out a longer-term bill. there are negotiations happening between paul ryan to come up -- and the treasury secretary in the white house to come up with some solution for some reform. we go to paul