she was running the silver spring marketing committee before silver spring had sprung. we got together, some musicians together and 12 years later, arturo sandoval, branford marsalis, so many other people. >> reporter: what can folks look forward to this evening? >> as you panned around to the back, you got to see le out here in downtown silver spring. so fun. david is going to do his thing and kind of world b, that kind of vibe. then of course we do what we do, have fun and our urban jam band, our vibe, getting people up and dancing. just dc bounce, dc swing, and the preservation apologize band is performing tonight. >> reporter: a great lineup. marcus johnson, a big part of that. thanks for chatting with us. i'll be the master of ceremonies for the evening session of the silver spring jazz festival. we do it every year and every year it gets bigger and more fun. i'm derek mcginty for wusa 9. >> go see derek and marcus johnson. the jazz fest runs until tonight at 9:00 at the veterans plaza, located at the intersection of benton street and ellsworth drive in downtown si

we'll be right back. >> spring breaks and summer vacations can be fun and exciting. and as harry reports, they can also be very rewarding. >> tom and riley are brothers. they're a lot like other guys their age. they play a little hoops, do their homework, and toss the ball around with the family dog, so, as spring break approached last year, they figured it would be a lot like other spring breaks. >> most of our vacations are taken to -- we go to, like, beaches and vacation spots where you relax and don't... not action-packed. >> this time, though, the boys' mom had a different idea -- a very different idea. >> i wanted to do something where the boys would learn about how people live in other countries and learn about giving back. >> so she found this organization, orphanage outreach, and we went on the trip and helped orphans. >> the orphanage was located in the dominican republic, which is in the sunny caribbean. but the boys were not enthused. >> we were both disappointed because, on spring break, you don't necessarily want to be working in an orphanage and whatno

finish courses on line about domestic violence, and if they don't they can't enroll in classes for spring. >> i've been to parties where i've seen horrible things. >> reporter: she went to sexual assault training. >> i actually left. >> reporter: she was concerned when students started laughing about things. this girl took the class last year. >> it was really long, boring, i remember checking my phone and texting during the presentation, but that's why we need there to be something that make you do it. >> reporter: and what's making people do it is spring registration. e-mails are going out to about 500 freshman and new transfer students letting them know if they don't complete the courses online they'll be blocked from enrolling in the spring. >> this might be a good thing, i think it's reasonable. >> i don't agree with it. >> reporter: gary believes more education is needed, but he thinks it's a lot of lip service, and isn't sure this is enough. >> we hear this all the time, oh, sexual assault and harassment is bad, but are you just saying that? >> reporter: the university says it has

we did an inside look into palm springs and a new book. >> palm springs is a small town with big-city sophistication in the middle of the desert. there is a mystical vibe that can be felt. it is quite palpable. it is part of the feeling i have when i step out of the car from l.a.. it is a true all moment. everybody has a very clear of what -- clear idea of what it is , and they are right, but there is a lot more to it than any simply defined idea of it. it's an amazing shrine to midcentury design that is also small town america. say to me, what do you do out there? it is so hot. it is hot in the summer. but that's a great excuse to do nothing. there are a lot of retirees there, but there are also young people and people who are there for different reasons. one thing that shows the different sides of it is i have a portrait called mike and bob. theiran elderly couple in decorated living room. what i love about that photo is it really shows the joy that they have in their home and in their life there. contrast that with the couple in the photo td garden. and are new to palm springs real

the outer loop of the beltway heading into silver spring from silver spring and bethesda, you have your lanes open just starting to bog down past university and around toward colesville road. back to you. >> thanks, beverly. >>> if you need a mid week fillup, don't let gas prices drive you crazy. we're checking prices in waldorf, maryland with the help of aaa. the most expensive gallon of regular is going for $3.54 a gallon at the exon at -- exxon at 3380 leonardtown road. >> but you can save if you go to the 7-eleven on berry road. that station is sellen regular -- selling re >>> 6:24. i don't know if you can see it but there's venus up above. warrenton has been in and out of the fog. a half-mile there and headed up to york in pennsylvania, they currently have half-mile visibility. we're in for a fantastic day with temps in the 40s and 50s in most spots. by 9:00 50s to low 60s. lunch time fantastic. a great day for recess too for the kids. 60 to about 70. this afternoon winds will turn southeast at 5 miles an hour. highs in the mid-70s. chamber of commerce style weather today. over to

your trip into silver spring has been a typical one as well.ck out the ride 66 eastbound, we're finding delays to get through manassas and the rest area in centreville and leaving fair oaks here to get into vienna. inside the beltway falls church, more volume with the hov rules just going into effect. the water main break will greatly impact your trip king street but shut down in alexandria west of 395. right near beauregard street. police are detouring traffic right now in either direction there with the big water main break probably through the morning. lanes on 395 are open up to the 14th street bridge. we've got troubles with the trip on the outer loop of the beltway into silver spring just with volume as you make your way west of college park and around toward colesville road. as far as the rails are concerned, first off we have amtrak service suspended between d.c. and philly. i know that whole gap there north of baltimore it appears is where the problem with the wires down. also impacting marc rail service. s that a-- that's suspend betw

ongoing crash investigation down in camp springs. impacting the ramp from southbound branch avenue so leave the beltway to head to allentown road. that exit ramp at allentown road remains closed the common ramp. however, allentown road may also be influenced by some of this activity as they get ready to tow the vehicle away. the northbound lanes of 5 have been open crash at moores road should be out of the way and not just causing you a little brief rubber necka the volume delays to make it into dale city and newington d on the 395. past seminary. 66 volume delays. mostly through manassas into centreville. that's a look at your friday ride. thank you for joining us this fed morning. station -- friday morning. wusa9 news, traffic, [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first we were protecting networks. then, we were protecting the transfer of data. and today it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪ ♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the

one kid to the left of you goes to spring brook. the kid to the right of you goes to blake, so the kid know each other very well. it heightens the level of the rivalry -- the kids know each other very well. it heightens the level of the rivalry. >> the kids are fired up and we're ready to go. >> reporter: we'll have highlights from these three games and this one as well at 11:20. be sure to check out our other sports online, usa usatodayhighschoolsports.com/dc and follow us on twitter tonight @gameonvarsity. we'll let the cheerleaders take us to break. in fairfax county we had to cut a lot of waste. we consolidated offices. started sharing printers. we can walk a few feet. replaced computers, but kept the monitors. they still work fine. we even discovered that the phone company overcharged us by three million dollars! i approve this message because congress doesn't need another right winger. they need someone who can balance a budget. oh, and we definitely didn't need so many government studies. >>> now wusa9 game on sports with dav

but lanes are open as you make your way into spring field. better than nch coming up from fredricksburg -- better than average coming up from fredricksburg. 66 the volume is building east of manassas into centreville. more slowdowns in fair oaks to vienna. there's a crash on 29 near the county line right near bull run post office road. the police have been responding to. georgetown pike everything reopened near old dominion so no worries to detour there. 270 southbound volume getting out of hyattstown. pace still good. how about the weather forecast for the weekend, erica? >>> beverly, it's looking pretty good as we head into today and even better for the weekend. right now we do have some areas of fog out there. it's not too surprising because i can see my breath every once in a while out here on the michael & son weather cam so you know we are looking at some temperatures that are close to the dew point there. so let's take a look at the michael & son weather cam. a beautiful sunrise in store, though. we're going to see plenty of high cloud

spring mount road is closed near main street. this is upper salford township montgomery county. 8 to 4:00. schwenksville road as the alternate. the ramp spring garden to the schuylkill expressway westbound will close for two months. it starts later today watch for that closure, for two months you will no the have it. they are working to improve and widen the ramp. you'll have the ramp from spring garden to schuylkill expressway westbound shut down use the ramp at girard or the ramp from the vine westbound. you'll have a clarify options. the ramp from spring garden to the schuylkill expressway westbound closes later today and lasts for two months. let's take a look at the temperatures, 58 degrees in quakertown. it's not as chilly as it has been in the last few days, 60 in pottstown, 63 in center city. 62 in glassboro nero -- 67 in rowan. >> all five men who escaped from jail in central california on friday are back behind bars. deputies append the last escapee after receiving an anonymous phone tip. they've behind bars at the made

jazz lovers run for cover when severe storms strike the silver spring jazz fest. >>> the severe storms have rolled out. cooler, drier air is moving in. you will feel a wonderful change and it arrives in the first alert seven day forecast. but first, food inspectors find something not so yummy at . >>> an alert tonight about critical health code violations, like food stored on the floor and no hot water. russ ptacek tracks closure in maryland and virginia. >> we start at yum's carry out on bening road. an august 21 report noted 20 violations including shrimp in stagnant water and food stored on the floor and employees not washing hands. click on montgomery county and enter bread's unlimited. there was a july 29 reporting noting it out of compliance for hot and cold water, rodents and insects seen in the bakery area. in a statement, the store said any of the items mentioned have been corrected. we have been in business over 30 years and have never been involved in a closure. click on virginia and type in villa bella. it shows a 17 violation inspection in february followed by multiple ins

just the building volume into silver spring. check out our forecast with that fog and howard. >>> patchy fog this morning. that's going to be the biggest problem you face. comfortable with 50s and 60s. nice afternoon for most of us. you see the low clouds over the capital and -- cap "capote" toll and the lights reflect -- over the capitol and the lights reflective of the light. highs well up in the 70s. even near 80 with enough sunshine. patchy fog still been a problem out toward dulles. eighth mile visibility. still sitting at a quarter in martinsburg. a little bit better but still pretty thick in andrews at three-quarters. we're looking at three-quarters which is an improvement in tappahannock. so some patches of fog. as i said temps in the 50s and 60s with 67 in washington. but 61 in cambridge. we do have the 50s out toward the shenandoah valley. look, harrisonburg our cool spot at 49. andrea and mike, back to you. >> here's what's in the news right now. u.s. air force officials say isis militants are adjusting their strategi

even with some very good surveillance video captured from this camera here on sixth street near springarden. still no arrests. so tonight the family is offering a $42,000 reward. >> this was devastating that all of us. >> reporter: matt novak wants you take a good look at this police surveillance video of a blue chevy impala with new jersey tags seen here at sixth and fairmount. then again a moment later near sixth and spring garden it's a car that could be the key to solving his son's murder. >> i mourn my son but i still have this pent up anger inside of me to wander to get these guys off the street. >> reporter: 24 year old matt, jr. you was murdered six years ago this weekend after he was seen on tape getting into the car after his buddy's car had broken down at sixth and spring garden. the three guys inside offered to take matt to get jumper cables to restart his friend's car. >> they kicked him out of the car and shot him in the head. >> reporter: matt was found at 13th and fairmount. he had been robbed and shot dumped out of the impala near this empty lot. his killers are still

that is continuous through silver spring.you. >> monika, thank you. >>> now to the corruption trial of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife, maureen. today it enters its final phase. the jury expected to begin deliberations this morning in richmond where the mcdonnells are being accused of accepting more than $165,000 in loans and gifts from star scientific ceo jon any williams. i'm joined by gary gerstenfield. we're now five weeks into the trial. how long do you expect this part of the process to take? >> now of course we're at the critical point where the case has gone to the jury. the jury gets to decide at this point ultimately whether they'll find him guilty or not guilty. >> when you look at the case presented by both side, where do you -- who do you think will end up tipping the scales. >> the question of infidelity, jonnie williams' relationship with mrs. mcdonnell, all that stuff which is very interesting and exciting to watch, the bottom line is what this case is quid pro quo. when you have corruption

this is spring garden street that's eastbound traffic, a few cars on the right heading toward center city. nearby on the ranch spring garden to the schuylkill expressway westbound will close, it will happen later today and it will stay closed for two months. they are working to improve and widen the ramp. use the girard on-ramp or the vine westbound ramp. don't forget about that closure, dave it's coming up. >> reporter: thanks, karen. we're dealing with decent temperatures this morning we're in the mid 60s in most spots. 65 by 9:00 a.m. over the weekend we got up to 80. 67 buyer noon, 71 -- 67 by noon today. 71 high at 3:00 p.m. a little cooler across the region today. down the the airport, we hope to see all green planes on the big board. we do, no rain reported in our most traveled destinations. >> a new study finds most middle aged and older adults in the u.s. do not participate in strength training. less than a quarter of adults over 45 meet muscle strength training. muscle strength training provides health benefits it includes yoga, push ups and weights. >>> women of child bear

palm springs is getting poured on. the first rainfall of a tenth of an inch or more, happened in september last year. but it was late october, and back in 2011, it was october 3. on average, we've got about one more very dry month before things will finally change over to a more wet pattern. we hope. we have a lot of rainfall. look at las vegas, look at phoenix. tons of rainfall today. more rain in phoenix, than has ever happened in a 24 hour period in that city's history. low pressure passed by to the north, gave us the cloud cover, and the stronger onshore flow today. that moves away. it's all about this ridge, as it moves closer to us, we get less of the ocean influence, more sunshine. it is going to get warm to hot away from the water. it really begins tomorrow. much milder, especially inland. and everybody gets the sunshine friday and saturday, even at the coast. san jose tomorrow, 80. that's 3 degrees below average, but milder than today. hayward, 76, with afternoon sunshine. brentwood, 90. looking for a high of

lynnwood springs colorado, 1994. the fire was fierce and the winds erratic. the firefighters tried to run but the fire was faster. 14 died including three smoke jumpers. jeremy harkins also fought that fire. >> i found a smoke jumpers pack. he got blown over the hill. >> reporter: he carries the tragedy inside of him and still he wants to be a smoke jumper. >> i get to see country that nobody else gets to see. and i get to travel for free. >> reporter: soon the bell will ring for real and all these men will go to a real fire. and with a hot summer predicted chances are they will be busy. in redding, rob roth for segment 2. >> we asked the forest servicers how much rookie smoke jumpers made today. we learned that starting pay is $15.25. but they also get overtime and their pay bumps up after a year. >>> when we come back on a second look. a ktvu crew caught behind a fire. >>> and a bit later, under fire, a lesson in fire fighting as crews take shelter in their emergency tent as flames approach. still ahead on a second look. at shell, we believe the world needs

it happened that spring book high school in silver spring. the parents and the players are horrified and want to know how this could happen. i want to warn you that some of the picture showing burns are graphic. we are live at the school with how the school system is responding. >> the printable says his custodial team disinfected the men's locker room after a reported staph infection. the problem is, those employees not only sprayed down the walls and the floor with that potent chemical, but also used it on ,he varsity football teams gear items like helmets and shoulder pads. robinson can't touch a football for the rest of his junior season, and it's because of these chest and back wounds. some are too graphic to show. robinson, and at least 14 other varsity players that spring book high school are badly injured, because they say a school custodian mistakenly used a potent chemical on their football gear. to clean the cream off of my wounds in the hospital. worst pain i've had in my life. >> the should never have happened. >> she witnessed h

as promised, we have warmed up. 76 in camp springs. 73 in ft. belvoir and looking like a great evening with a mix it at your of clouds and sunshine. now we're dry at 9:00 p.m. that temperature drops to 67. i don't think we're going to need the jacket or even the umbrella. we're talking about scattered, light raindrops between midnight and 4:00 a.m. so 5:00, 6:00 a.m., we're dry across the area. as you'll see in my future weather coming up here, not a lot of rain, fairly light. it's in, it's out. but here's the front that will produce it already into morgantown, thunder outside morgantown. our area pretty much quiet. as this comes on into the area, it's a weak weather front. it will produce just a few showers across the area. this system weakening. the next system and i should say for the end of the week, is going to be strengthening. here we are at 10:30. hagerstown, frost berg, getting rain and a little scattered rain too at 2:00 a.m. areas like baltimore, up i-95, fredericksburg, quantico, leonardtown. light showers. by the time we get to 5:00

of the spring of 2011, the contractor casualties in iraq exceeded traditional military. need to know it because i can give you many statistics here. it's the only way that we, as citizens, can understand the full impact of war. in we have to know that order to work with policymakers and congressmen and women to make smart decisions about the security and the policies of our country. there is also the one detail, the number of mia when we left iraq. i think there were eight i may of 2011 and seven out of those eight or private contractors. of them would not be from the united states because they would've been subcontracted or you look at the breakdown of different countries that we hire private security out of. but one was traditional military. detail.another book, ihe flow of the am hoping that you will become as interested as i am and all levels of this industry. the origins, the monitoring. services, andd some of the issues of the contractors themselves. some of these sit -- statistics are impossible to -- you can't really embrace the entire industry and say what the r

i'm gonna compress the spring.nd when i do that, i can put a projectile here, and watch this, gang, a little spring gun, okay? out it goes, no surprise. but i've got another ball that i can put on the end here like this, and when i go like this, it falls essentially straight down, a little bit out, okay, but kind of downish. this one goes outish. now, i'm gonna do them both at the same time. when i do them both at the same time, you guys got to figure out, hey, which one is gonna hit the ground first, the one that just drops down, or the one that... [whistles] ...goes out? a lot of people think, "oh, the one that's fired out is gonna be in the air for a longer time." do you know why? because gravity gonna start to pull it. "oh, i didn't know you're moving, go ahead." and gravity not gonna pull so hard. what do you guys think? let's try it. i tell you what, i tell you what, if you hear this, all a's. [laughter] all--for this course, all a's. registrar would say, "you got all a's in your class?" i'll say, "i had a sh

got a crash in silver spring.enue insides the beltway impacted each way north of 16th street with a crash involving a pedestrian. right now the best advice is to stay to the right each way to get around it. however, 29 colesville road will work now into downtown silver spring. northbound 95, your lineups getting into dumfries, getting out of dale city most of wait into newington and springfield. 395 to the 14th street bridge, a slow go this morning. that crash was up on 295 near nrl is gone. just the delays off the beltway. back to you. >> thanks, beverly. >>> cbs this morning is next. she has forever changed the future of ballet. >> she's beating the otds in her rise to -- odds in her rise to stardom. >> beverly and i will be back with anncvideoconferences it's youof the day.rtant hi! hi, buddy! anncr: that's why the wifi and free hot breakfast are something to smile about. and good reasons to book now. feel the hamptonality hey, jennar fuzz mike trooawwwwww scram!g... i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna le

. >> and brad just mentioned the spring structures which are or would be a warehouse shed but it does not have the walls, are fabric and then it uses a steal framing, and a concrete pad so that you can have covered storage, that is something that we are investigating for the area. >> but we are going to have to check it out and take a look. >> i will go with you commissioner murphy. >> okay. >> any other questions? >> i just want to thank you, for your presentation. and for coming to us in earlier stages to let us know what the opportunities and options you should and can consider. and thank you commissioner brandon for being willing to work with the staff as we explore what kind of opportunities that we have out there. and i do think that as i understand it, and everything was being explored. and what we would like in the maritime in some fashion and be it the good, and exported or imported. and i guess that it i am a little concerned about the storage for something that even is the spring structures for example, we will use the storage and that will be be related to a maritime use o

reporting live from spring garden, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> good morning. it's 6:58 on your monday morning. and for philadelphia students headed back to school, we have some issues to tell you about in just a second. the tacony-palmyra bridge has just come down after it was opened for the last 15 minutes to allow a ship to pass through. so, that affected traffic on route 73 in pennsylvania and new jersey. that issue in philadelphia i wanted to tell you about on the roosevelt boulevard southbound, right near tyson avenue. two lanes on the inner drive are blocked because of a tractor-trailer accident. it's been out there for much of the morning. they're still cleaning it up. it's best to avoid that and take the outer lanes, which have been open throughout all of this. and then finally, a live look at 76 at city avenue. things are really slowing down 76 westbound. your drive times from the blue route to the vine street expressway in both directions about 20 minutes, but they have been creeping up in just the last few seconds that i came out. so, expect some de

live in spring garden this morning, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> good morning. i'm katy zachry with a look at your traffic at almost 6:58 on your monday morning. it is slow going on 476, both north and southbound. so, on the northbound side, we have a disabled vehicle over on the shoulder. it's tying things up a bit in that direction. southbound things are slowing as well because there was an accident that just cleared in the last few minutes, but there is some residual delays around that. so, you're seeing congestion all over our area and the typical trouble spots, 95 southbound between woodhaven and the vine. it's taking you upwards of a half hour. that time keeps creeping up every time i see you. 76 westbound is bad, as is 422 eastbound. just dealing with a lot of brake lights. looking throughout our area at average speeds, 95 southbound headed into center city, 13 miles an hour is your average drive there. 295, things are looking great in new jersey. 295 is about 60 miles an hour. 42 freeway is the only thing we're seeing where there are some slow-ups, about

star spring football so we knew the field was going to get bad. >> but they had no idea how bad.ity walker restriction meant they could only water the field once a week. by the end of summer it resemble the surface of mars. >> field was lumpy. bumpy and there were cracks in the surface. >>reporter: but even the principal wasn't prepared for washington came next. local football officials association came out to look at the field and said it was unsafe to play on. >> they said that the dirt was hard which was, could potentially cause concussions. >>reporter: with the season fast approaching the school and the district petition the city and won an exemption to start watering the field daily and what a difference. >> 3 weeks ago there was no green. and so the proof is in the pudding here that the watering helps. >>reporter: parts of the field still have problems. big problems. this is where you would be if you were kicking a field goal. officials said field still isn't playable. so once again the school had to make a deal to play its home game nearby so-cal high school that has artif

up through the middle of the spring of 1776. this is the answer that the british would later regret they don't accept, or act on. this will be the biggest blunder in the history of british statecraft. why don't they want to do a? why don't they see that this is the way? three reasons. first of all, william blackstone, the great jurist, has ruled in 1765, or asserted, that there must be a single source of sovereignty in the empire. and in any government. there cannot be many guts. there must be one god and the source of sovereignty and the british empire and the british government is parliament, the king and parliament. and the american solution is unacceptable because it creates multiple versions of sovereignty. each calling will have its own sovereign government. even though they claim to work within the canopy of the british king. we can't have that. not sent, since aristotle everybody knows you have to have a final source of sovereignty. by the way, the whole american constitution is based on sensing with that idea. james mad

. >> this company share had an amazing run of late 38% or there abilitiou abouts since the spring.it's a phone that comes out isn't the blockbuster they hope or that the audience expects from it? >> yeah, that's really huge, as well. they have been flipping in market share not because they are selling last units, they are selling more. it's that other vendors have come into their space and taken away their big mojo. so they need to have some real wow factor. i didn't really watch everything about samsung today, but samsung's really made huge gains in this area. >> all right. kim, thank you very much. you don't want to lose your mojo. that's always bad. kim forest, thanks again. >>> as we mentioned at the top of the program, august was a terrific month for auto sales, which rose more than 5% marking the best august since 2006 and putting the industry on track to sell 17.5 million units this year. the makers topped forecasts last month. phil lebeau has more. >> reporter: sales came in hotter than many were expecting. the monthly sales rate of 17.53 million vehicles is the strongest m

that's our biggest deal, the outer loop heading into silver spring. no problems there. they reopened old georgetown road at n.i.h. not as bad as we first thought. that's good news. inbound lanes of suitland parkway to get to south capitol street hung up because of the broken down vehicle on the bridge. that will be blocking the right lane and causing delays. a new problem eastern shore commuters. if you come over from kent island toward the bay bridge, there's a crash on the bay bridge. only one lane squeezing by. westbound 50 at the bay bridge. that's our tieup out o of kent narrows -- out of kent in queen anne county. >>> thousands of survivors are suffering from health problems after being exposed to toxic dust and debris at ground zero. >> we look at a program that monitors new york city firefighters and the ems workers. >> reporter: retired new york city firefighter lieutenant terence jordan requires oxygen 24 hours a day. he has severe lung disease. >> i developed copd, emphysema, asthma, bronchitis, sleep apnea. >> reporter: he spent days at ground zero searching

this is near spring garden street at 76.hat spring garden street on ramp is still closed because of the construction project in that area. coming up in just a few minutes we'll update that downed tree falling in millville. >> reporter: jillian, just in the past minutes, all three suspects in the center city couple bashing, i'll have that coming up after the break. well, not that kind of fresh. on the freshness of our chicken. but i can guarantee the freshness of our chicken because we go beyond what the usda requires... with extra inspections in american family owned farms, refrigerated trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between. that's what it takes to bring your family a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> announcer: "nbc10 news" starts now. >>> right now on "nbc 10 news today" tracking rain. the "first alert" radar shows a wet commute ahead for your morning. and a live look outside shows the rain and there's some wind, too. count on nbc10 to track the storms as they move through. >>>

outer loop of the beltway volume into silver spring, pretty typical past coastville.versity boulevard between -- colesville. boulevard boulevard in between police are responding to the crash. check out the ride for downtown travelers on the southwest freeway. volume building westbound toward the 14th street bridge. virginia 395 is just the volume into the bridge. your lanes are open. back you to guys. >>> cbs this morning is next with the story of the facebook fortress. >> that's right. mark zuckerberg's $10 million home is a massive construction project and his neighbors are not happy about it. >> beverly and i will be back with traffic and weather. >> for news, weather and traffic 24 hours a day, go to wusa9.com. >> we'll see you at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's

then again a mommy later near sixth and spring garden.a car that could be the key to solving his son's murder. >> i mourn my son but i still have this opinioned up anger inside of me to want to get these guys off the street. >> reporter: 24 year old matt, jr. was murder the six years ago this weekend after he was seen on tape getting into the car after his buddy's car had broken down at sixth and spring garden. the three guys inside offed to make him to get jumper cables to restart his friend' cars. >> they kicked him out of the car and shot him in the head. >> reporter: matt was found the 13t 13th and taken montgome. he had been robbed and shot dumped out of the impala near this empty lot. his killers are still on the loose much his family is still in pain. >> every day is emotional to be hahn fest with you because it's like i lost an arm and it's never coming back. >> reporter: as police and family members try to track down the car and the three men insi inside, they've retrieved more surveillance video of the car at sixth and fairmount

should be move involved in world affairs ticked up since the spring but not a lot. i think the reason i think we have all said amongst ourselves that i don't believe this question of what's the u.s. role in the middle east, what's the proper strategy, army is going to be a huge mid-term election news because both parties are divided on that. look at the vote in the house last week on authorizing training of syrian rebels, for example, conservatives split amongst themselves, liberals split amongst themselves. the black caucus was split. there's not a party position for the democrats or the republicans. it makes it very hard for parties to gain traction on an issue like that. >> there's the political powder keg of involvement. rachel, you mentioned that national security, it's possibly a good thing it isn't a big part of debate in mid-term elections. explain why. >> i would love for national security to play a bigger role in general because i think we're a democracy, the american people should have a say. our congress is not organized for the american people to have a

the water comes downhill spring and fall. down from the mountains, from the plowed-off slopes.ar west as idaho and far east as pennsylvania. down every brook and grill, rivulet and creek. carrying every drop of water that flows down 2/3 of the continent. 1903, 1907, 1913, 1916, 1922, 1936, 1937. down from pennsylvania and ohio, kentucky and west virginia, missouri and illinois. down from north carolina and tennessee, down the grand, the osage, the rough, the soil, the black in minnesota, down the allegheny, the miami, the wabash, the green, the white, the wolf, the cash and the black, down the corn and the red and yazoo. the cumberland, kentucky, the tennessee, down the ohio 1,000 miles from pittsburgh. down the arkansas 1,000 miles from texas. down to the mississippi. new orleans to baton rouge to naches to vicksburg to memphis to cairo. 1,000 miles down the levee. river rising. memphis. river rising. cairo. river rising.,/ñs61&fbajtj to g. 1,000 miles of levee to hold. coast guard patrols needed at paducah. post guard patrols needed at paducah. 200 boats. 200 boats wanted to

adams wrote a letter, reproduced in fuller form pamphlet that spring called, thoughts on government. that letter and in that pamphlet, adams argue that the point of government is happiness. achieving happiness for the individual and collective body. over course of that year he was working on driving that.home. mason, it is true, uses word happiness although i don't think the full pursuit of happiness phrase in virginia declaration of rights. he uses proper as well. >> right to pursue happiness. >> pursue happenness and puts happiness and property together in the virginia declaration of rights. jefferson is starting with mason. starts as virginian as term of property let's people defend slavery. that's right. mason got happiness in there. adams is big proponent of that term as single term throughout the course of the year of the we can look back to the summer of 1757, look at work jefferson did on the previous declaration of causes of taking up arms. he did that work with other delegates. in hack fact his work was rejected n that document he keeps property in o there. it is pushed out

this half-hour we're checking prices in silver spring.according to aaa's fuel finder, the most expensive regular is going for $3.70 a gallon. that's at the forest glen bp on gorest glen road. >> if you head -- on forest glen road. >> if you head over to the shell on georgia avenue, you'll pay ;' >>> welcome back. 6:24. look at that shot of the u.s. capitol. a little color in the sky. normally we stay red in the morning. not today. that's a generalization but today is going to be a good day. 40s and 50s now with a couple of 60'ish readings. partly to mostly sunny. 50s and low 60s by 9:00. lunch hour looks great. 56 in martinsburg. 71 in -- 65 in martinsburg. 71 in town. this afternoon low to mid-70s. really a fine start to the week. >>> we're checking out sky 9 to give you the update on the crash in sterling. pretty serious. a dump truck, i'm not sure if it hit a car or a pedestrian but there are serious injuries on this accident. old ox road just west of 28. there's been a medevac requested. i'm not sure the status on that but i can tell

to the south low-to-mid 88 in san diego and los angeles and 106 in palm springs. >> you will find slowing as traffic pushes into dublin. as you make the commute in the westbound direction, you can see the red with heavy conditions and the project is going to rap -- wrap up shortly. 680 southbound move through pleasanton hill to walnut creek it is still light and we have wet roads, certainly, but here is drive time traffic, 680, southbound, from walnut creek to dublin is 1 minutes and santa rosa to san francisco is 15 minutes and slower. >>> the makers of coke and pepsi and dr. pepper pledge to cut the calories americans get from beverages by 20 percent over the next ten years. they plan to do it by marketing

his most recent book is "bloody spring: forty days that sealed the confederacy's fate." it's getting rave the hebrews -- rave reviews already. a test that civil war scholars and boss will like. please jokplease, please welcomh wheelan. [applause] >> thank you for inviting me. i really appreciate it. i hope you're all doing well tonight, and thank you for coming. i'm here to talk about my latest book, "bloody spring," which i say that it is the campaign that sealed the fate of the confederacy. the union campaign in virginia that i described in "bloody spring" spans six weeks, and may to june of 1864, exactly 150 years ago. in my book i make the case that the chain of battles fought by ulysses s. grant's army with the civil war major turning point. are excellent books about the campaign's major battles, but usually this campaign is presented as part of a larger history of the war. surprisingly few one volume books tend to tell the story of the overland campaign. i decided to write one. the names of the major battles, the wilderness, cold harbor are not a special well-known

outer loop as you head out of college park to silver spring, some volume. past colesville over to georgia but with all lanes open. back to you. >> thank you, beverly. >>> it's friday so don't let gas prices drive you crazy. this half-hour we're checking prices in upper parm borrow. according to -- marlboro. accoaaa's fuel finder, the lowest and highest prices can be found along crain way. $3.40 a gallon gas can be found at dash in food stores and the cheapest regular unleaded is $3.26 a gallon at the r and k petro service. stay with us on this beautiful friday morning. in fairfax county we had to cut a lot of waste. we consolidated offices. started sharing printers. we can walk a few feet. replaced computers, but kept the monitors. they still work fine. we even discovered that the phone company overcharged us by three million dollars! i approve this message because congress doesn't need another right winger. they need someone who can balance a budget. oh, and we definitely didn't need so many government studies. to prove a point about internet speeds we slo

no problems between olney, downtown silver spring. volume building outer loop into silver spring. check out the ride for folks that are traveling 270. southbound getting into germantown, just been volume as you make your way down toward rockville and the lane divide toward the beltway. 66 slows through manassas to centreville. more volume building toward fair oaks and now getting into falls church this hour. but all lanes are open. that's a look at drive. back to you. >> thanks a lot, bev. >>> jordan zimmermann threw a no hitter yesterday. first ever in the nats brief history here in d.c. >> what a day to do it on the final day of the regular season. dave owens had a front row seat for that no no. >> reporter: 35,000 fans were here and you couldn't hear yourself think. this place was absolute bedlam. perfect day for baseball. 80 degrees and little did we know perfect would become the theme of the day. jordan zimmermann actually entered the game on a pinch coat. six innings. that was the plan. then he started mowing down marlins. he retired the first 14 batters he faced and only ga