west springfield, 95 north express lanes in springfield, deis in the roadway., right side blocked tre as a disabled vehicle causing some delays. inner loop and outer loop, we look pretty good thisin mo as far as your travel time, 270, no problems. top of the beltway, 95 to 270. 66 in bound is okay. 95 north quantico to the delay.y, tiny bit of a listen to wtop 105 f.m. >>> a big move for the wizards you'll be hearing day. marcin gortat is moving to the clippers. gortat spent five seasons here in d.c.ednd sta all 82 games last part of this trade means tt we get austin rivers from l.a. and it might make for some auk wartd family dinners because austin's oc rivers, is the head coach of the l.a. clippers. so you t cnk thech still has to root for the wllards. >> the work it owl. >>> neweason of "america's got talent" is undeay. >> take a look at this performance from brian king joseph. ♪ ♪ brian is an ectrical violinist from dc. three years ago he was diagnosed with a serious nerve that takes away the feeling from his hands and his feet. so good on the stage last ni

louis and springfield and memphis, tennessee. little rock and most of arkansas under the gun for severe storms. 12 million people at risk. large hail and damaging winds is the big threat. we cannot rule out a tornado. that is an area we will keep an eye on as the frontal system continues to move through missouri and the midwest today. this is going to continue to push eastward through sunday and this area of low pressure is of concern for areas like maryland and delaware that have been hit hard with flooding rains recently. if the heavy downpours develop, that could lead to flash flooding potential. the ground is already wet. we will keep an eye on that >> mild start right now in san francisco, 54 degrees but we are on trend for a warm-up across the bay area into the weekend. we are expecting some 70s in the city and some 90s further inland. san jose's temperature trend climbs into the upper 80s by about 1:00. 86 degrees. 2:00,87 degrees. we are expecting 90s to rain in the forecast not just through today but also into your sunda

jeff. >> glor: anna werner in springfield, mass. anna, thanks.e people in new mexico had to outrun flames today as a wildfire raced through a bone- dry forest. evacuations were ordered as the fire is close to a small town. jamie yuccas has the video tonight. >> oh, my god. we haven't have come through. oh, my god. >> reporter: this was the harrowing scene rick archuleta and his son saw as they drove through the ute park fire. it has torched more than 16,000 acres since thursday. >> head out? >> yeah. >> reporter: residents in the village of cimarron, which is more than 150 miles east of santa fe, were ordered to evacuate as the fire is only three miles outside of town. >> you have to evacuate. you have to figure out what is the most important. >> reporter: some neighbors say they will stick it out to the last minute. >> as long as there's just smoke, i'm not worried about it. but when you get to where you see fire, then it's time to do something. >> reporter: air tankers, helicopters, and ground crews are working around the clock to put out the b

springfield inner loop after springfield, left laneloed there by disabled vehicle. 270, a little slow yachts town. you're okay southbound. northbound thoh gaithersburg, 270 having a cra there. travel times, southbound travel times at 270 and the t of the beltway looking normal. 66 in bound, 95 northbound. remember to listen to wtop 105 f.m. when you hope in your car. >>> 6:54oo if you in your calendar, le there's a li noete that says summer kicks off june 1st. >> yeah, agreed. the calendar says tomorrow. >> news ets m green is live at glen echo park with the people from whington parent magazine. she's sharing four cool stay and play optionsor you and your family. hi, molette. >> hey, guys. we're back a the carrousel where we started at the beginning othe show. the king and the rest of the guys are ready for their last ride this morning. want to thank the people at glen echo and t treats they have from praline bakery. parents always lookinghe for ideas. great ones in your magazine. >> our july issue, parents can pick up the iue and go to washington.com for tons of summertime fun ideas.

cohimeing acltross garrett couny here.dirz, couplelerand, this maying sliding to your area as well as springfield so there's frontal boundary it comes through tonight. and future cast a updateid few min ago. and it els acrossavtr d.c. into prince geoe try by 2 30runco in the morning. there's a litte bit of energy outhere but it's not a lot. the good news you'll probably sleep through it and be a nny less humid. >> 4 that's warm. that's average this time of year. keer on -- plenty of sunshine and keeping humid nice and low. minimum of clouds and clear skies out there. itso gh the partly cloudy, 77 degrees. it feels like 79.nd wi out of south, southwest keeping us loaded on humidity and you can see the wind direction here. then youan also look towards couple before land and see front changing direction of wind. come in and trickle to the rest of us in the overnight hours. tropicically humid tonpoht. 70 it's hard to catch yomorrow as high president bush you're not justmo rrow but friday brings us in relief in the form of norm west breeze.ep s temperatures comfortable and not too mott and not too coo

in springfield, which is our state capital, we've seen revitalization in several parts of town. these are just two examples. but i can say with confidence that the highway scance has become a key driver of attracting both domestic and international tourism, as well as local economic activity for the areas and states that many of us in congress represent. and on any given day, you will find people flying into chicago and o'hare airport, and renting motorcycles or cars or getting on buses and driving along this iconic roadway through america. it should also be known that the federal government already recognizes the importance of route 66. the highwayurrently benefits from the national park service's route 66 corridor preservation program. but this program is scheduled to sun set in 2019. my legislation is simple and straightforward -- sunset in 2019. my legislation is simple and straightforward. it will designate route 66 as a national historic trail, ensuring that the national park service will have the authority to assist and support states and local communities in preserving,

highwaya four lane between springfield and arkansas down here. of course, when another hospital. but anyhow, we will take care of veterans, we could do it more in an economic way. host: who is your congressman? is it billy long? caller: yeah. host: did you vote for him? , he's about as worthless as anybody i've ever seen. that's all right. that's just my opinion. thank you. host: vivian and albertville, alabama. independent. good morning. caller: good morning, thanks for taking my call. haduple weeks ago, c-span some kind of hearing on an claire mccaskill from missouri was talking to a panel of three men, one was general mattis. claire mccaskill brought up the point that the people in afghanistan rebuilding or repairing or whatever they were doing over there, they had subcontractors over there that were leasing bentleys and all these fancy cars. and also, the wives of the subcontractors were making an average of $190,000 a year for nothing. claire mccaskill also said that she has seen their was obviously nothing really happening from anybody doin

louis where it's based flying west to springfield, joplin and ending up in kansas city. her bus and plane took similar routes the next day from kansas city to st. joe to columbia. after the news broke, mccaskill's team acknowledged the role of the plane on the trip but said it only took her to overnight stays and to a last minute stop the rv wouldn't have made in time. her initial response provided to politico was this. quote, i added some stops with the use of the plane. but i was on the rv so much that the broken drawer drove me crazy. she added, i even lost an ipad around a corner on the rv. president trump weighed in on twitter though he got the aircraft wrong. he said mccaskill flew around in a luxurious private jet during her rv tour. people are upset, so phoney mccaskill tried to fight being back with a quote paying on my own dime to to visit veterans is not something i apologize for. the latest apology has mccaskill ahead of her republican opponent by four points. another break for us. coming up this has been a dangerous time for norms. in a moment we look at som

he attended the u2 concert b missed the last train home from springfield. thefr him was a text when he sa. fo dad and said he's very frush traited with house police are handling his son's disappearance. >> we're frustted with the process. we don't understan why they can't do things like access the metro videos, tell us where phone last pinged a cell tower. these are things we haven't been told yet.d ra if you're out there, we love you, we're never going to stop looki for you. we're so proudf all the things that you've nedo please come home. >> ramond had justed gra from high school. he's supposeen to att william and mary college i the fall. >>> the new ashanti alert help find critically missing adults in virginia. governor ralph north am signed a ceremonial bill signing today. of it was officially named after ashanti billie. she was the 19 year olds fromrg prince geos county who was kidnapped from a naval base in virginia where she worked would and later fnd dead in north carolina. e new program w create alerts for adults who are too old for amber alerts bu

. >>> a sad update a in family missing from springfield.ody has been found butar the waiting for dna tests to confirm it is. yfairfax couolice have suspended their search and the case is now a death investigation. they do not suspect foul play. gavin disappeared in d.c. sunday night after the concert. and graduated last year from high school and was set to attend wilam & mary in the fall. posted this morning her son is at peace and they are grateful to all who helped with the search. >>> drivers on a bus stretch of thern virginia will soon notice a name change and tonight we'll share why. and tonight we'll share why. and a landmar d in saudiay tearing each other down without presenting new ideas, it's why so many people hate politics. so am i surprised that my opponent would rather attack me than talk about her own agenda? no. but that doesn't mean i'm going to join her. i'm angela alsobrooks, and i know we can do better. we can give our kids the education they deserve, we can keep our neighborhoods safe, we can create jobs. let's stop tear

they searched the property in springfield throughout the night. they say this is the last known address of stewart weldon. police arrested him sunday after a bizarre stop that started with a broken taillight. it led to weldon charged with kidnapping, torturing, and sexually assaulting his female passenger. she's still in the hospital with serious injuries. anna warner is near the crime scene in springfield, massachusetts, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you can see investigators are out here at this property this morning. this is a location where they found those three bodies. now, that's the house, there's a single car garage next to it, and next to that is a tent, a tan tent set up by investigators as they continue their search here today. this all came after that police stop on sunday where a passenger sobbing uncontrollably, according to the police report, told them of her injuries. >> it's, as you can imagine, very complicated investigation. all hands on deck from the springfield police department. >> reporter: less than eight hours

. >> a missing between from springfield, the family of 19-year-old raymond mcgavin told news 4 that body has been found. that they are waiting for dna tests to confirm that it's him. ase police have suspended the search, and the is now a death investigation. they do not suspect foul play. mcgavin disappeared after a u2 concert. he w set to attend william & mary in the fall. his mother posted on facebook that her son is ateace and they're grateful for the help with the sea ah. >>> chathe border as we get mixed messages from the young children separated from families. the government says it has reunited hundreds of migrant families, b not been reunited.e this all comes as demonstratoga rallyinst the president's policies. >> reporter: from california to people , tusandsf marched saturday in favor of keeping migrant families together after they cross into the u.s. despite the president's signing an executive order wednesday to end the separating of migrant children from their parents, several government agencies are scrambling with a plan to reunite t children beingheld. >> we have yet to ma

. >>> togi springfield vira now where a father is desperate for any information about his ssing son. 19 year old raymond ma gavin m wentsing sunday june 17th. hed att the u two con certify in dc with friends but mied the last t home. the last contact anyone had with the teen was aext saying he found a way home. also a c snaphat about 90 minutes later walking along train tracks. his father wants his son home. >> the police are telling us that they can't accessertain information because he 19 and there's no edence of a crime. we are a littled frust with that because, in our minds, the fact that he hasn't communicated with anybody in four days, hasn't reported to work, hasn't used his cell phone, he's a teen-ager, that's evidence of a crime. ocess. frustrated with thepr we don't understand why they n't do things like access the metro vide. tell us where his phone las c pinged aell tower. these are things that we haven't been told yet. >> there's bn n activity on the 19 year old's bank accounts or his phone in five days. raymond mcgavin had just graduated from gonzaga high sch attends wi

louis, springfield, damaging winds, large hail, maybe a tornado or two but some of these winds can certainly be damaging. now, soil saturated. d.c., that area seeing twice the amount of rain they typically have for may so we're talking about the effects of flash flooding today with just a little bit of rain but probably will see a lot here in the next 36 hours thas y that flash flood watch is up. maybe 3 or 4 inches of rainfall, so we'll watch for a messy weekend in the mid-atlantic. more on that throughout the program. dan, over to you. >> busy morning in the weather department. rob, thank you. much more from you throughout the show. >>> we turn now, though, to the latest on the north korea summit. it is back on this morning. overnight this man, kim yong chol, a top deputy to the north korean dictator kim jong-un returning to new york city after an extraordinary nearly two-hour meeting in the oval office. >> yeah, what a meeting that was. the north korean official, a spy chief accused of many crimes, hand delivering this plus-sized letter from kim jong-un to president trump. bob woodruff is

. >> in springfield, massachusetts, police are searching a house where three bodies have been discovered. the home where stewart wheldon lives. he was followed in a car chase. a woman claims wheldon held her captive for a month, sexually assaulted and bead her with a hammer. weldon is being held on $100,000 in connection with that case. he's not been charged in connection with the bodies. >> he would wear a hood and it would be all tied up where you could only see his face. >> strange looking, very quiet, kept to himself. looked like an angry man. >> the identities of the bodies are yet to be determined. >>> in tennessee, the man accused of killing a sheriff's deputy remains on the run. rewards totalling $40,000 are available leading to the arrest of steven wiggins. ika castro-miles is already under shs e wath him. baker's body was taken to a funeral home. baker was gunned down wednesday while responding to a call about a suspicious car. >>> on hawaii, residents of the leilani estates, one of the neighborhoods hard hit by the lava from the kilauea volcano, have been ordered to evacuate.

. >>> the deadly small plane crash in springfield township, new jersey.uthorities say two men were killed when their plane crashed shortly after takeoff. the plane cutting across a field, skidding over a roadway, before ending up in the woods. the victims were flying to hyannis, massachusetts. the faa and ntsb investigating. >>> the royal headline from the uk. meghan, taking her first trip with the queen. meghan attending her first royal engagement without prince harry since their wedding last month. she and her new grandmother-in-law are traveling on the royal train overnight. they will arrive in cheshire tomorrow. >>> when we come back, the story everyone is talking about. a raccoon climbing 20 stories. everyone on twitter saying, somebody help this guy. our sharm could clean almost anywhere, all on it's own? (intense music) the shark ion robot maneuvers from floors to carpets. while it spots trouble, it steers around it. this shark cleans, docks, and charges automatically. the shark ion robot. this shark cleans, docks, and charges automatically. i can

. >>> and new developments tonight in that unfolding mystery in springfield, massachusetts.tigators back on the scene, scouring the home of kidnapping suspect stewart weldon. police discovering three bodies already in a home connected to weldon. tonight, police using ground penetrating radar to see if other victims are buried there. >>> and a new crime fighting tool for police just outside of chicago. check this out. officers releasing new video sh weg rein chasing from a birds-e view. the department began using drones in 2016. police officials say the new technology helped them capture two dangerous suspects in less than a week. >>> and when we come back, the surprise gift for a young high school girl. her new dream machine. it's america strong. stay with us. today bacnow introducing aleve back & muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. i'm missing out on our family outings because i can't find a bladder leakage product that fits. everything was too loose. but depend® fit-flex feels

. >>> new developments from springfield, massachusetts, tonight. authorities now identifying the bodies of three women found at that home linked to kidnapping suspect stewart weldon. all three are women who had been reported missing from the area. the case broke wide open when police were called to the home by weldon's own mother. >>> the little league scare in sanford, maine. carol sharrow in court today, now charged with manslaughter. she's accused of driving her car onto that field. authorities say she struck and killed a grandfather. the judge ordering a mental health evaluation. >>> when we come back here tonight, america strong. the 10-year-old boy, the talent show and what he is about to do. burning, pins-and-needles of beforediabetic nerve pain, these feet... grew into a free-wheeling a kid... loved every step of fatherhood... and made old cars good as new. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer, so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to

damaging winds in excess of 60 is the primary threat, but you could see hail, and just north of springfield, massachusetts, a tornado warning tonight. excessive heat warnings and advisories from manhattan, kansas, to trenton, new jersey. even raleigh feeling like 102 this afternoon. and then we've got to look for the heavy rains. anywhere from houston down to corpus christi could see up to 5, even 10 inches of rain. david? >> ginger zee with us tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> next this evening, to the fbi and the justice department. the inspector general taking tough questions after that scathing report on james comey, and what they called his questionable moves going public involving hillary clinton, not once, but twice, but then recommending no charges. she and many of her supporters believe it cost her the election. but today, the fbi director and the inspector general answering questions on capitol hill after the president said the report proves that the fbi was out to get him and to keep him from becoming president. he said the report now exonerates him on the russia probe. so, what di

when harold washington was elected he was part of the cook county delegation that went down to springfield, and all the democrats went down there and they were expected to vote the way the party told them to vote. each morning when they went in to the house chamber they were given a piece of paper that told them how they were supposed to vote. the representatives called thesee our idiot sheets and they took the paper and went into the house and they voted the way they were told to vote. according to adlai stevenson the third who was the seatmate in the house, washington didn't like that from the beginning, but for while he continued to vote the way he was supposed to vote. it was a political matter of fact, but after a while he started to show some independence. he started to cast some votes that didn't sit very well back in cook county, and over time, i think he saw enough things that made him realize that blacks in chicago were not being treated very well and they were being treated the way they should considering the political support they gave. i think it evolved over a period of time.

you can contact the springfield, massachusetts police department and let us know when you find that silhouettewill find it. >> people involved will do the right thing. thank you for having me. the time is 6 minutes until the top of the hour. up in flames, a ups truck packed with packages exploding feet fr home. at was inside that triggered bst? thisoo cool for school. everyone is rushing to snap a selfy with this. ♪ >> a beautiful shot of new york city as the sun comes up over the east river. it is a good thing to wake up this early in the morning so you don't miss out on that. thank you for joining us on "fox and friends first". time for the good, the bad and the ugly. deputies making sure the daughter of a fallen brother doesn't walk alone. gloria gaza totally shot when her dad's unit escorted her to her high school graduation and even gave her a badge with his number to wear around her neck, gloria's dad was killed in the line of duty when she was just 3 years old. now the bad, better hope your package wasn't in there. this ups truck bursting into flames in the driveway of a home in pennsyl

springfield northbound i-95 before beltway, broken down vehicle blocking lanes so delays hitting beltwayontrose, main and local lanes movingalong nicely. aaron. >> melissa, thank you. we'll have a check on your forecast when we come back. stay with . tfor montgomery county endorseexecutive.air "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality into a county that badly nee it." "realistic ideas for attracting new businesses, extending pre-k, improving traffic." "a progressive leader, for jobs, to fund schools without more taxes, to take on the nra and combat gun violence." "an eagerness to listen." "energy." "a passion for innovation." david blr, democrat for montgomery county executive, endorsed by the washington post. >>d monday morning, hot and humid. already in the mid to upper 70s across the area, quickly in the 80s. by the afternoon 94 degrees. humidity wil maket feel close. so 100 degrees today. make sure you stay, hydrat stay in the shade, no rain relief. tomorrow near 90 with afternoon stormst then close to 90. some rain across the weekend. aaron. >> get the latest news and weather

the funeral train traveled from washington, d.c., through pennsylvania and new york, and on to springfieldrst and only woman ever hanged by the federal government. >> david herold, george atzerodt, lewis powell, and, mary surratt, you have been sentenced to hang. >> with a single bullet, john wilkes booth takes the life of abraham lincoln, but he can't erase what the president and the union army have accomplished. the united states of america has taken its first stride towards true equality, and the legacy of abraham lincoln, the man who redefines what it means to be an american, will live on. >> one-eighth of the whole population were colored slaves. all knew that this interest was the cause of the war. >> fire! >> the confederates fired on fort sumter! >> with malice toward none, with charity for all, let us strive to finish the work we are in, to bind up the nation's wounds, to care for him who shall have borne the battle, for his widow and his orphan, to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations. >> lincoln's assassination doesn'

buses replace trains and blue line trains only operate between franconia springfield and the reagan nationalirport. customers heing to other stations use silver or yellow if line trainou can. >>> we want to congratulate our collea capital emmy awards were last night. big award of the ght, thankful she was part of this. areen gentzler honored with ted gatesrd for 30 years on the anchor desk. long time co-anchor was honored for his interview on african-american hisry and culture museum which was great. also winners from last night, storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer. and the i-team picked up a couple of emmys. congrats to everybody that won. some friends from telemundo won well. a lot of winners last night. well done. >> hopefully they're all nkeeping. >> d are flowing. a lot to celebrate. >>> d.c. officials contacted susan hogan when theyd nee to get word out about a contractor, saying he was preying on the elderly, taking money and delivering shoddy work.es their invgation is straight ahead. cand then the two paleo itemsn on these two cards. split... ya. actually, no. put the foo

each year hundreds of thousands of visitors go to the lincoln presidential library and museum in springfield, but the people who run the museum say they are in financial straights and may soon have to start selling off some of their prized artifacts, even lincoln's top hats. adriannea diaz has that story. >> fourscore and seven years ago. >> reporter: at m conceed in liberty. >> reporter: abraham lincoln's leg. >> i that all men are created equal. >> reporter: is alive. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: but some of lincoln's most prized possessions are in peril. they may go to auction because of a historic debt. >> may i go in? >> please, do. >> reporter: illinois state historian sam wheeler let us into their high security vault. >> this is where we keep the greatest treasures that we have. >> reporter: treasures that could be sold include -- >> wow. >> reporter: lincoln's iconic hat. >> as people called out, good evening, mr. lincoln, he donned that cap. >> reporter: that's how you think the two marks are on the brim? >> yeah. from well worn fingerprints. >> reporter: and the gloves that were i

or our friend abraham lincoln, who when he left springfield to come here as president and took the train to philadelphia to independence hall and he said that the political sentiments i entertain have been drawn from the sentiments, which were given to the world from this hall and he said that the goal of his presidency was to save the country invented there and he added ominously, i would rather be assassinated on this spot than surrender it. obviously, the person who did assassinate him is another misfit who left home from baltimore. [laughter] >> and then i have written about new england missionaries who come to hawaii, like so many church folk of the early 19th century who saw the new map from expeditions like that up captain cook and resolved to spread the gospel to all of the places where cook sailors had spread the clap. [laughter] >> or to their forebears, the new england puritans such as the massachusetts who unlike those hippies from plymouth were trying to prevent english government that they were not separating from the english and that they were going to america where they w

rainfall amounts anywhere from 3 to 4" from springfield right on up into the dakotas.sheville all the way back to that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're going to have much cooler weather today as we start out with clouds around the bay area. taking a live look outside in san jose, as you head out, mostly in the low 60s. 82 in livermore. napa, a high of 80. also 80 in morgan hill. oakland, and san francisco, looking at about 70 degrees, with some breezy wins. and our inland temperatures continue into the low 80s for the rest of the week but it's going to turn hot again nor the weekend.d. >>> and that is your latest weather. >> all right, al. i know you're ready. this is one of our favorite competition the world's ugliest dog contest. >> the winner is about to join us exclusively. first jo ling kent had the honor of being one of the judges this year. this was a big deal for you? >> this is what i call a ruff assignment covering and judging the world's ugliest dog co

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was elected to the illinois house, he was part of the cook county delegation that went down to springfield, and all the democrats who went down there were expected to vote the way the party told them to vote. and each morning when they went into the house chamber, they were given a sheet of paper that listed all the bills that were going to be voted on, and it told them how they were supposed to vote. the representatives called these our idiot sheets, and they took the sheet of paper, they went into the house, and they'd just vote the way they were told to vote. and according to adlai stevenson iii, who was harold's seat mate in the house, washington didn't like that from the beginning. but for a while, he continued to vote the way he was supposed to vote. it was a political matter of fact. but after a while, he started to show some independence, he started to cast some votes that didn't sit very well back in cook county. and over time i think he saw enough things that made him realize that blacks in chicago were simply not being treated very well, and they weren't being treated the way th

blue line trains will only operate between franconia springfield and reagannal airport.ustomers traveling to other stations should use silv or yellow line trains. >>> metro is taking action on a warning from federal authorities that could mean injuries or even deaths to some passengers. the federal transit administration told metro that s rubble barriers on the 7000 series cars are unsafe for blind and visually impaired riders. last month, a woman with visio impairments was hurt after falling onto the tracks at the station. metro was ordered to get r b of the rubbriers. metro says it is, quote, working as quickly as possible to install chain barriers instead. >>> if you've got some sensitivu nts collecting dust in your home, we're working for you this morning. best to shred the items so as to combat identity theft. this morning, starting 27 minutes ago, our allstate community shredt. ev you're looking live at the event. it is always incredibly popular. in ct, derrick ward was telling us that people were lined up well before it started 8:00. it is happening at montgomery

the first video shows demaris in the springfield, virginia woods being interrogated by the ng members, numerous gang members. all of whom were bween the ages of 15 and 21. hey shout at her as he gets up ground. snow dusted at one point they slicked a cigar cutter threateninger she could lose a finger. they made her take off her shoes and her shirt so she could feel how cold it was. they were interrogating her about a previous ms-13 murder. people were wielding knives, and they could hear them stick the steel in her, another one was tellg them they took her away to another area. then they took her back intoh cords, forcing her to crawl through a three-foot tunnel covered in ms-13 graffiti. then they brutally murdered her d they left her body, and then th came back that night to take the video of the murder to be able to send it back. as the prosecutor expin, those videos were taken so some of the ms-13 members could send it back to el salvador to earn a promotion within the gang,ch theires violence to move up an. these are "the washington post" stories, i should add. and they also have

blue line trains will only operate between franconia springfield and reagan national airport.raveling to other stations should use silver or yellow line trains. >>> metro is taking action on a warning from federal authorities that could mean injuries or even deaths toome passengers. the federal transit administration told metro that rubber style barriers on the 7000 series cars are unsafe for ind and visually impaired riders. last month, a woman with vision pairments was hurt after falling onto the tracks at the uvc station. metro was ordered to get rid of the rubber barriers. metro says it is, quote, working as quickly as possible to install chain barriers instead. >>> if y s've gote sensitive documents collecting dust in your home, we're working for you.e best to shred tems so as to combat identity theft. later this morning, in 23 s from now, we're going have our nbc 4 allstate community bred. it'l on the rockville campus. it goes until 11:00 in the morning. >>> 7:37. your time now. not hard to find someone in hd, ington working on a p right? you take notice when the person'

host: rick is in springfield, illinois, calling on the independent line. wondering what the gentleman's thought would be on climate change and how that might affect natial security. i know that the military is very concerned with it, considering all the bases that are located on the coast. guest: the caller raises a great point. climate change is happening. you can argue until the cows come home how much of it is caused by mankind, but it is happening. climate change has profound impact with respect to national security. it has all kinds of side effects. for example, food availability, water availability. i think he is quite right to bring this up because it does have a major national security implication. d with the steady to with theed steady rise in sea levels around megalopolis's,-- many of which are on the coast, we are going to have a real challenge. i say we, but i mean the whole globe. host: somebody up -- somebody who appears in your book relatively often but we have never heard of before. stephanie o'sullivan. stephanie was my deputy for six year

the next day he didn't show up fo work in springfield. the parents posting a plea on social media for help. >> as we run into people who are trying to help us look for him, they've told us nothing but great things about him and we're justo proud of r:m. >> repornd as day five of the search stretches on, travis mcgavin has a message for his son. >> raymond, we love you. we are never going to stopin lo for you. please come home. >> his dad also told us one of the last things his son teched him was hap father's day. if you have any information, you're asked to please call police. live at the capital one arena. aimee cho, news 4. >>> meantime relief for the family of a missing 10-year-old boy. the local police department teamed up to find him and used some high tech tools to pull this off. check it out. this is new video from the fairfax county police helicopter. you can see that bright white little dot there inid the me of your screen. that's the boy. the helicopter used some heat seeking togy. picked up the heat the boy a body was putting o

how many registered voters billion do you have in springfield? >> 85,000. >> and how about you. >> 1.5 million. >> was it your system penetrated by -- >> it was believed to have been a russian hacker. >> it was a state-wide system. illinois is a little different. the state director of elections would have been the person that we would have seen on 60 minutes. >> so it was the state-wide illinois system? >> that's correct. >> and is it your view that more problems are likely to be created on election day by getting into the registration system than the likelihood of getting into the accounting system? >> sure. we've got a broad throughout the surface area. we rely on a number of different systems. the network conductivity of voter registration systems is certainly much greater than voting systems. and, therefore, more -- an easier target for adversaries. >> i would concur. and certainly that's an issue in durham county, north carolina in 2016. very small scale. but if you would increase that scale, you could easily see the issues that it would cre

the chopper followed the teens an the officers on the ground to the springfield area. both teens f areacing charges of attempted car jacking, gang participation and stolen property. >>> we have breaking news from rthern virginia with a massage therapist is now facing assault charges. police areooking into the possibility of more victims. this is a picture of the suspect amir muhamma a woman says he assaulted her as she was getting a massage at the bela luna day spa in mcclain last moh. muhammad arreschd itted and arged with one count of simple sault. >>> next the local restaurant rongly caught up in a nationa outrage. >> this is not something that is exciting to deal with on a daily basis, especially when there are threats coming in. >> the owner now calling on one person to clear up the confusion. >>> a perfect day to get out on the national mal but it's not going to last. doug is back with the return of our heat and our humidity. and when it will fee like it is more than 100 degrees. >>> now to a face only a mother could love. judges had a rough decision neoosing a w

investigators bringing in ground penetrating radar as they exhaustively search this modest home in springfield, massachusetts-- after a tip led them to the discovery of 3 bodies.brenda quinones/ suspect's neighbor "oh my god, it's like a horror movie. it's been a nightmare. it's like something from the movies." authorities say the bodies - which have not been identified - were found "in and around" the home -- the last known address of this man, stewart weldon. weldon was pulled over for a broken tail light sunday night.he led officers on a brief car chase before they arrested him.inside that car, police found a badly beaten woman who told officers weldon had kept her prisoner for the last month, telling police "he's gonna kill me." according to this police report, the woman suffered a "possible fractured jaw," "large scrapes," "old and new bruises," and "stab wounds to the abdomen and marks from being hit with a blunt object." she also told authorities weldon had raped her several times."stephanie serrano lived across the street from weldon. she says she had a friendly encounter with him last

that could have justified yet another springfield internet exchange. the last time i used it i didn't pay anything for it so why wouldn't i do that? i want to suggest that the large size of the country doesn't -- is not a self-evident justification for long distance road infrastructure. although clearly some of that is necessary. about other kinds of our infrastructure, there are analogous questions. now, where i am from, a gas pipeline is coming in, most local people are unhappy about it. we have the classic question in infrastructure and janet referred to it when she spoke about noise, to what degree the consider the local preference relative to our larger interest? i want to revive a term that used to be ubiquitous among regulators but i hear less and less, what is the public interest? it's what made many of us remember the equal time rule, you gave one side a point of view and you had to find someone to offer the other point of view and give us public service announcements, too. those are reflections of the public interest doctrine. it might be a u

near columbia down to springfield, interstate 44 region, we could see storms for damaging wind, hail,o. the area of yellow goes from kansas city almost up to chicago. green by the way, shows you where we could see garden variety storms anywhere in the ohio ra ohio valley. let's talk about the big story in the weather world as we go throughout the next five to six days. we're starting today and it's only about 5 to 10 degrees above average but 109 in vegas today. the heat spreads. amarillo up to 100. then as we head toward the weekend the heat slides to the east. look at this in we go 95 friday. 94 saturday. 90 on sunday. the nation's capital saturday looks like 95, 94. remember, this is the temperature in the shade when you factor in the humidity it will feel like 100 to 105. it is definitely a pool and beach weekend. >> all right. president trump george h.w. bush had a visit from another former president yesterday. a special visit today with a great friend and now a best selling author. luckily i had a freshly laundered socks to mark the occasion. he helped him welcome the newest mem

the chopper led police on the ground to locate the pair in the springfield area. >>> metro wants to make sure that you and your family are prepared for holiday next week. announcing new details for the 4th of jy celebration, metro will be closi at 11:30 right after the fireworks. two hours after the fireworks. give you time to collect your stf and get to metro station. metro will be opening at 7:00 in the morning on the 4tyoh. can expect them to arrive every ten minutes after 6:00 ang parks free at the all metro operated lot since it is a holiday. >>> for many ofs d.c. doesn't start off as home, but it becomes it. news 4 sherree burruss has the story of two local athletes tonight, one starting hisne jo in the nation's capital while another continues his love affair withhe district. >> reporter: d.c sports fans are lcoming a new face while saying welcome back to a familiar oneapital defenseman john carlson will be walking through these doors for eight more years afterigning a $64 million contract. >> i've always loved being around the city and she's from here, so yits pretty eait's prei l

. >> bruce rushton covered the case for the springfield "register." >> any time we write about this inhe newspaper, it's the most clicked on thing, or close to the most clicked on thing. it's a puzzle her. it's almost a game of three card monte. >> rushton said no one thought stephen instigated the violence. everyone the reporter spoke to had only good things to say about stephen including two teachers who taught his daughter alex. >> both agreed they had never in their teaching careers seen a father so devoted to his children. when i talked to his co-workers, they all knew alex and sydney had a pretend bake session. he had animal crackers he was putting in the toy of and playing with his kids. how many fathers do that? >> everyone thought stephen was such a great guy, such a great dad. who would kill him? ultimately mike vujovich, then with the state attorney's appellate prosecutors office and sergeant kelly walter, now a colonel with the illinois state police took over the investigation. they focused on a key question, who pulled the trigger. the forensic evidence was no help. >> was

heaviest volume from dumfries once you get tohe springfieldou interchange he up through annandale. 66ad to the beltway. epical problem westbound still nice and quiet. and thend southboun kenilworth 15 minutes from the maryland line. down past benning road soep be pred fr that one. traffic right now on theuter loop up to almost a half hour 95 to the spur. aside fromt one againe. metro rail lines on time. inner loop looks good.bo 395 nund volume is increasing. 23 minutes in the main lanes from the beltway thr tgh 14th street bridge. hov lanes nice and quiet this morning. and don't forgethe white's ferry on the potomac csed, high standing water and debris out there. you'll need a few extra minutes to make your travel plans. we'll keep you updated.27 southbound still looking pretty good,or just congestion. back to you. >> 6:48 rightow. gay pride month draws to a close with parades and events across the country. i >> celebrations hn dozens of u.s. cities and towns over the weekend. steve rapport kes a cser look. >> reporter: pride parades fnationwideestive colorful celebrations taking plac

. >>> in springfield, massachusetts, police have found a third body at the home of a man accused of kidnappingsexually assaulting and torturing a woman. police first arrested this man, 40-year-old stewart well done after a car chase on sunday. a woman in the passenger seat told officers he had been holding her captive for a month. she was taken to the hospital with what police called grotesque and violent injuries. >> it's a complicated investigation. all hands are on deck. >> investigators would not confirm the ages or genders of the bodies found in the home or where on wellton's property they were found. they are still searching the home and progress has been made. weldon is in jail on $1 million cash bail. >>> a judge is deciding whether certain documents have been released in the case of the golden state killer. what's being determined is what the public has the right to know versus what would taint a future jury pool. >> plus, the debate over the san francisco police department's use of tasers heats up. the final push supporters are making ahead of the next week vote. by the time that we