it was a spring like many of those in europe looks cherries and nightingales. but those who fold their way across the continent liberating town after town and village after village remember it differently than one thousand. the cherries on the women seemed even to the full. of people and jeeps dumped by a maid and a russian officer chain opportunity he started a syrian he said to your ally v.a. but there was a dead man decent only before we found you and the national the party the stimulus bloke and its liberators including soviet soldiers and their rebuilt national ami's with bread and milk flowers and the woman braces. rushed to me and hugged me so hard. i was so happy when she finally let go just. a everybody shot from any kind of weapon signal pistols to machine don't see fit right into the air. to welcome the liberates us millions of civilians who died in concentration camps and occupied. some soldiers that missed the victory day but those who had not lived to see the spring of nine hundred forty five women more realized and some still to this day. the spr

we want to get to your accident reported in the silver spring area. university boulevard, merrimack drive, use caution. as we take a wider view of the area, notice everybody else still checking out nice, clean and green, here's your outer loop. we'll move it outside. show you we're still finding the planes moving from new hampshire to georgia. this time the focus takes us to the prince georges county area. route 4, branch avenue. crane highway. no significant days to report at this time. just more drivers hitting the road. 15 minutes and growing on 66 from fairfax parkway to the beltway. toll roads, you're doing just fine. d.c., 295, no report towards the 11th street bridge. in your next traffic report, 6:12, live look at conditions. >>> in the top of the hour, 6:01. we get to some of the stories happening today. the murder trial of guandique, he's charged in the murder of chandra levy. >>> the long-awaited ground breaking ceremony, at the site of the d.c. convention center, will be turned into a four-star hotel. it's a $520 million project. >>> mirac

the spring of one nine hundred forty four. years ago before the end of the second world war the red army has freed soviet territory from nazi occupation and is now pushing across the county and mountains the soldiers struggle through the snowbound passes on the saffir great in bucharest past the enter trog. by the germans i'm still waiting for the liberation. of a check you was waiting for the liberating soldiers she was fifteen years old and living in tent as if it was a town but it was actually more of a concentration camp. one of one hundred forty thousand people waiting for the decision to see in their fate more often than not people were sent to auschwitz to face execution meanwhile television children were not allowed to read draw pictures all saying. that they had our health sector. excuse me. nothing he read has the lot of bright the case and also the requiem with us in the basic basement the s.s. men like to say the juice in a requiem for themselves. this is how the secret music lessons were held in ted as in. these d

. >>> late break being news out of silver spring. right now all lanes of georgia avenue are shut down between cameron and spring street. police say somebody called in a bomb threat into a building in the 8700 block of georgia avenue. this is a commercial office building. it is just two blocks from the discovery building. we have got a crew headed there. we will give you more information as soon as it comes

en una ceremonia en silver spring, maryland, se conmemoro a los ex-combatientes, hombres y mujeres que por la patria.. reconocer las contribuciones fueron momentos dificiles....este hondureÑo recuerda los aÑos de guerra que vivio en iraq.... "estamos haciendo nuestra contribucion para que otros en otros paises pues tengan paz y seguridad" se estima que entre marzo del 2003 y mayo del 2010, 463- latinos han muerto en combate en iraq y afganistan... y casi 2-mil resultaron lesionados... en una ceremonia en silver spring, maryland, se conmemoro a los ex-combatientes, hombres y mujeres que lucharon por la patria.. reconocer las contribuciones de los soldados latinos es justo dice el ejecutivo del condado de montgomery... "un sector de la poblacion latina ha contribuido para tener lo que tenemos hoy en dia" legette questiona el problema inmigratorio.. ya que muchos de los soldados inmigrantes.. no son ciudadanos americanos, pero dieron ...y si dandotodo por este pais... "han dado sus vidas, han dado su tiempo y esfuerzo para asegurar que ten

in the lower crystal springs improvements are due next week. we should have an even better indication if the trends are lower than expected. you may as of $33 million, but you tell me that the overall forecast only was down by 4 million. why is that? approximately half of these savings was already accounted in the forecast last quarter. i also allow the contingency budget for one of the projects, the crystal springs pipeline, it took care of some of these costs. finally, some of the project had forecasts that were lower this quarter. some were higher. the one project that has shown be increased and i will talk about that later, the san francisco pipeline. the cost went up $11.5 million this quarter. here are some of the major accomplishments. some of those were recorded after the reporting quarter, but we advertise its construction projects totaling almost $500 million. during october, we also certified three project eir's. the ncp for the new tunnel, the contractor mobilized thta se -- that same week. it is completely done and we have only som

en una ceremonia en silver spring,aryland, se conmemoro a los ex-combatientes, hombres y mujeres que lucharon por la patria.. reconocer las contribuciones fueron momentos dificiles....este hondureÑo recuerda los aÑos de guerra que vivio en iraq.... "estamos haciendo nuestra contribucion para que otros en otros paises pues tengan paz y seguridad" se estima que entre marzo del 2003 y mayo del 2010, 463- latinos han muerto en combate en iraq y afganistan... y casi 2-mil resultaron lesionados... en una ceremonia en silver spring,

jerry, how is our traffic now >> breaking news in silver spring shortcut through downtown silver springfirefighters knocking down a brushfire underneath the brid. does not appear to be affecting train travel. if you normally travel through silver spring, that stretcht spring and second avenue temporarily closed off. 270, volume only headed down from germantown into northeast. look out for the accident. kennelworth jammed. joe, eun. >> thanks very much. and that is news 4 today. that you know for starting your

if you get on it at spring hill or better, you will be bond the know. you still have some lane closures from spring hill headed toward the accident. but you can at least get by without hitting those substantial delays now, the delays, those ve far-reaching effects. not only are we jammed on the toll road but on the capitol beltway, this is what we've got. the outer loop, this is pretty typical but a bighang-up to

this is downtown silver spring we're talking about. the threatened building is at 8757 georgia avenue. georgia avenue is shut down both northbound and southbound between cameron and spring street. and you can see from that live picture, that nobody is moving anywhe very quickly in that area. again, the traffic at a stand still on georgia avenue in silver spring. if there is any update in this story, we will share it with you right away. >>> tugboats are slowly pulling a carnival cruise ship back to the poverty san diego. therwas a fire in the engine room. it left 4500 passengers and the crew in the dark on monday. they're expected to reach the dock by tomorrow afternoon. in the meantime, navy helicopters are dropping off food and supplies. >>> prosecutors dropped the sexual assault charge and one of the murder charges against man stanng trial in the murder of chandra levy. he is still charged. >>> the government taking a new approach to get smokers to kick the habit. you might find the images of corpses, cancer patients and lungs. some

>> on the crystal springs pipeline. ♪ on the crystal springs pipeline i hope you fix that -- that lineou are going to make it shine you just keep on working on that item and make it really fine da da da da, item four and it is time you tell me all that you find on item four, that damn pipeline, and made it really fine -- and make it really fine you keep pushing it away it is time ♪ supervisor maxwell: anybody else? you do not have to sing. seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] colleagues, on item. four, without objection? so moved. madam clerk, could you read item 5? clerk somera: item number five, a resolution urging the department of building inspection to digitally much of the status and condition of the historic sacred art church -- monitor the status in condition. -- and condition. supervisor maxwell: we are joined by supervisor mirkarimi. supervisor mirkarimi: there is a substitute resolution, talking about the historic register, more accurately describing the historic resources that were removed. there is a request that the department of building inspection and the city

when we spring forward an hour in the spring and fall back an hour in the fall, what happens to thatin the day on the day we spring forward and then are there 25 hours in the day we fall back? excellent question, michelle. and if you think about, it it is a rather deep and profound question. where does that time go? well, here is the deal. i have said this before. i personally am against the whole thing. i don't like us manipulating or attempting to manipulate time for our own reasons. i understand the reasons why we do it so that we have more daylight during the summertime and it theoretically saves money although studies show that may be negligible. it is not for to us decide how much daylight we are going to see. having said that, michelle, you are right when you say whether we bring forward an hour in the spring, are there now only # hours in the day on the day that we spring sphor ward. technically speaking, the time still exists. it is all -- all those minutes don't just disappear. but yes, because we take an hour away, that day is now 23 hours long. and then on the day we fall

say small portion of spring street shut down until further notice.35 j birthday of the marines here they come. every year, the marines run fr here in the annual run for their birthday. while we are taking a taxi, they >> it is 6:54. president barak obama is in south kree a for meetings with the world's 20 largest economies. he delivered a speech in independent nosia where he reached out to muslims. >> a lot of people want to know what they saw in the sky over california. >> the trial of the man accuse $of killing chandra leavy, prison inmates say he confessed to killing her. >> down to the final four on dancing with the stars. >> kurt warner was voted off. next week four couples will be back to face the judges. class act. >> a great guy. >> lisa, we have a wonderful picture to show here. the 235th birthday of the marines. look at some of them now running a pouring will be affected for commuters. it makes you proud to be an american. just in time for cooler temperatures. a cool down for the upcoming weekend. we'll see it cool. >> that d

earlier ones mean spring is coming earlier and things are warming up. we see an earlier footprint of the flows and something of the timing of a week to three weeks averaged across the whole network probably about a week earlier in this period since 1948. next one please. coleagues that university of washington and coleagues have looked at snow courses across the west, and looked that april one measurement from snow courses and reconciled that there has been a trend in the april one water content which red here is a trend towards lower amounts, the blue is higher. you can see most all of the elevations except the really high ones in california and some of the southern rockies have lost snow on april first - about 75 percent of the snow courses are showing this decline. when you map out these declines, this is this plotted - the trend is plotted from negative to the left and positive to the right that bottom there and elevation is traced on the vertical scale here, so lower is down and higher is up and lower is warming and higher is cooler - you can see t

scientists hopes that spring flood water would fill the giant basins they also hoped the craters would provide enough water for irrigation and cattle breeding because they didn't expect much of operation from the relatively small surface area. in the one nine hundred sixty s. the soviet union carried out one hundred twenty four nuclear explosions under the atom for peace program most have the aim of facilitating the mining of minerals forty five years on scientists at kazakhstan's institute of radiation safety and ecology still regularly monitor radiation levels in the nuclear lake today a group under the direction of yuri still joke is heading that yuri moved to kazakstan from ukraine in the early one nine hundred ninety s. he knows these parts better than anyone else. just move the no answer do ball upon test site of people here underground nuclear explosions work in burra well so. that it was. gun lies in the midst of a vast plain reservoirs are few and far between here it's one of the largest lakes in eastern cassocks down the landscape is breathtaking but at the same time having i

in the lower crystal springs improvements are due next week. we should have an even better indication if the trends are lower than expected. you may as of $33 million, but you tell me that the overall forecast only was down by 4 million. why is that? approximately half of these savings was already accounted in the forecast last quarter. i also allow the contingency budget for one of the projects, the crystal springs pipeline, it took care of some of these costs. costs. finally, some of the project had

laaster was one of three teenagers prosecutors say was at betts' silver spring home at the night of the murder in april. another suspe, 19-year-old alante saunders has already pleaded guilty to shooting betts. lancaster faces a maximum of 35 years in prison if convicted of all charges. >>> the first guantanamo detainee to face a civilian trial has been found not guilty of all but one of the hundreds of charges he faced. ahmed ghailani was found guilty of one count of conspiracy to destroy u.s. property and acquitted on more than 280 other counts. he was accused of helping terrorists bomb two u.s. embassies in 1998. a federal judge prohibited prosecutors from calling a key witness in the case, saying the witness had been identified while ghailani was interrogated at a cia prison. >>> and happening today an ethics committee will announce a punishment for longtime new york representative charlie rangel who viated 11 house ethics rules. the 20-term congresan was found guilty of accepting payments from corporations for travel to conferences, as well as tax evasion, andimproperly using his of

war memorial restoration is set to be finished in the spring of next year. >>> it felt like spring out there today. it was a beautiful day to have some time off to honor our veterans. >> if you like this, hole on. the week will be even better. here's doug with the first forecast. >> it ismazing how nice it has been and it will get even better. outside right now, clear skies. the sun already making its way down on the or ion. we're seeing temperature falling pretty quickly, down to 56 degrees after a high temperature in the low 60s. wins at about eight miles per hour. the depoint at 34. a very dry atmosphere. with clear skies, we will cool off. it will be fairly chilly. 54 in frederick, maryland. 55 in la plata. toward clinton, maryland, 53. nice weather will continue again. this map has looked almost the same over the last couple of days and it will look just like the tomorrow as well. with abundant sunshine. 46 by 11:00. dropping down to about 40 inside the beltway. some areas inside the beltway, into the upper 30s but some areas could be in the upper 20s overnight. i'll show hue gets

one at cold spring lane and green spring avenue. second at bowling lane and you will find northern parkway closed at mcclain boulevard because of debris. paring parkway closed at mcclain this morning and parkville putty hill avenue closed at conway court. paring parkway closed at oakley road in parkville and kateonsville between route 40 and cedar circle drive and route 7 closed at old mountain road because of debris. as you head out, be on the lookout for downed tree limbs and possible downed wires as well. >>> we have been hearing that all over the area downed trees and debris in the road. keep that in mind. >>> 5:35. more on the severe weather, but also, a little bit of light heartedness. not all dogs get around on four legs. look at this guy. he needs a home but it's going take a special family to adopt him. we have details on how he is growing into people's heart. >>> but if you are taking the train or bus, you have to find out how it's moving. that's where mark jones come in. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. out there

, apple growers are harping -- hoping for a warm spring, a cooler summer, and for some innovation to keep they stink bugs at bay. abc7 news. >> i had no idea. >> another reason to hate stink bugs. >> do not crush them. >> a hard freeze would be good. >>> a beautiful weather pattern continues. >> great day today. >> low 60's again. let's go to the weatherbug. here is a community in temple hills. 55 degrees. the breeze is not as noticeable during the day, but at night fault it puts some chill in the air. 54 degrees at the naval academy. if you live in the vicinity of lake braddock, 56 degrees. here are the official numbers. reagan national is 62 degrees this afternoon. the morning low was 44. a little below average. the records are 79 and 26 for november 9. temperatures are starting to fall more quickly now that the sun has said. 55 in annapolis. 55 in fredericksburg. by morning, we will be looking at 35-45 degrees. colder air continuing to the north. albany at 43 degrees. 42 in buffalo. some areas could have some snow on the ground. we are where we should be. warmer temperatures to ou

write now spring mix is popular.it first started coming around it was $10, $12 a pound only restaurants would have it but now it's available anywhere and for a good reason. they have so many different flavors. it's all these baby vegetables cut up the leaf and thrown in the display and there you go. look for all the different colors, all the different shades of green and yellow, this is what you want to get. when you buy them, make sure the tongs are on the display. now, i like this display because it's not in a wet rack. when it gets washed, when it's sprinkled down from the wet rack, the water moistens up the spring mix and it decays quickly. so buy dry like this put it in the refrigerator and only wash it before you use it. i like to add iceberg lettuce to it and make a great salad. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. this is one of the best inventions in the produce industry yet. bye-bye. >> he is talking spring mix. well, tonight at 5:00 we're talking more abo

thomas made an impact. >> reporter: a 2002 graduate of spring brook high school, thomas was according to his father richard quiet but funny, a writer of short stories and poetry. >> and he had this one passage in his journal that in its entirety consists of a sentence steps must be taken to preserve that which being most precious is most easily lost. that's how he felt about joining the army and going to war. >> reporter: tonight thomas' younger brother matthew, older sister anna and her baby daughter leah join other family and friends. >> we miss him every day. >> reporter: remembering thomas degrees rflinger, in silver spring -- thomas derflinger, in silver spring bob barnard fox 5 news. >>> we are going to introduce you to a father on this veterans day. joining me now is george lutz. his son corporal anthony lutz was killed while on patrol in iraq nearly five years ago. since then mr. lutz has been on a 50 state mission to promote the honor and remember flag. thank you for being here. first off explain what is the honor and remember flag and why is it so important? what has this mi

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