that is what he had at summit springs. in the spring creek fight, carr also mentioned the fact that cody had a severe head wound. this wasn't a slight wound. but it did not stop him from fighting or doing his duties. he lost his hat and put a bandanna across it, and he bled through it. seeing him at a distance, it looked like he had a red hat on or something. it was the bleeding through it. the bullet grazed his skull, went about five inches above his head, and cut it all out. but it didn't stop him. not only that, he then volunteered -- they were running out of supplies after the fights and he saved them a day by getting supplies by going on his own up to fort kearny. then the unit went on up to fort mcpherson. that is up here. you can see where these fights were at spring creek and elephant rock. but if we go back to this map again, after tall bull -- and tall bull is very interesting. when custer cornered the cheyenne dog soldiers, he had a few the chiefs he threatened to hang if captors -- captives weren't released. th

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water isn't actually spring water. suit filed in federal court claims poland spring is just common grounds water. poland spring parent company necessarily water says the product meets all relevant federal and state regulations for spring water. >> home depo is teaming one tezsla, prepare improvement retailer says will install solar panels on the top of 50 stores with the help of ge and tezsla. home depo says the move will cut each store's use of electricity by about a thirds. president trump dropping plans for advisory counsel on infrastructure. the move came a midback lash from business leaders over his comments on charlottesville. on wednesday the trump administration said it was ending two other advisory counsels after several announcements by ceo's that they were resigning. jim, rahel? >> dropping bleigh there, yes, that spring water story is interesting, though. >> see, i don't believe any of that stuff. water is water. you tell me, it is all market ing. >> tap water, fee gee, all the same. >> yes. >> have a great

to understand the fight at summit springs, you have to go back to 1868. that is where the violent outbreaks really started in north-central kansas. there were a series of raids. sarah white was captured august 12, 1868. 35 settlers were killed. those included women and children. in another raid two months later on october 13, anna morgan was captured one month into her marriage to the day. both women were held in captivity until rescued by custer in march 1869 on the sweetwater in the texas panhandle. there is a dedication for anna , where theyfriday have dedicating this memorial marker in kansas. she did get impregnated and did have a son, and that son died. they named it ira. with that, general sheridan started a winter campaign which involved three columns of troops, one led by general carr. cody was the chief of scouts appointed some months before when he was working at the dispatch rider, and really impressed general sheridan. they were sent down in that texas panhandle area, along with colonel evans and his troopers, and then general custer was call

. >>> devastation in silver spring. year ago, rescue crews were on the scene of a four story apartment building explosion. >> families were sleeping when it exploded and in seconds lives were turned upside down. megan mcgrath is live where the incident violent explosion that changed lives forever. if you look behind me here, you can see the fence that stands there, the apartment building was just on the other side of it. and it has not yet been rebuilt here. after the explosion, there was all kinds of debris in the trees. the blast so extreme that it actually blew debris and clothing and other things all wait across to the back of this parking lot located across the street here. in the hours that followed as people searched for a loved ones, there was tremendous emotion including a reunion that happened between two frantic parents searching for their infant child. listen in. >> thank you, thank you! >> reporter: not every story though had a happy ending like that. seven people including nearly 40 people were injured in

in silver springs, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. adrianna: and on the anniversary, a scare not too far from the scene, a gas line ruptured in kensington. washington gas shutoff the supply to the line and got to the issue under control. nobody was hurt. developing now, tensions are escalating between the u.s. and north korea. oracle arena is now threatening to launch missiles near guam by -- north korea is in now threatening to launch missiles near guam by the middle of the month. we have more on the war of words. >> the commander of north korea's army unleashing a specific threat to use missiles on guam by mid-august. >> the missile they are talking is very unrel multiples. it could be a convenient excuse to test it further. >> a defiant response to the explosive comments by donald trump. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. loadrth korea calling it a of nonsense, saying that the president is a guy bereft of reason and that only absolut

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. ♪ ♪ i'm here in desert hot springs, california., many of you have probably never even heard of it. it's the forgotten son, the neighbor, to palm springs, where the golf courses are big, the night life is big, but not around here. what you'll see are plenty of signs that say "sorry, we're closed." back in 2001, the town went bankrupt, and came close again in 2014. tired of money troubles, people here took a chance. desert hot springs became the first place in southern california to allow industrial-scale indoor pot farming. a once-dying town is dying no more thanks to recreational pot and people like adrian sedland. adrian, nice to meet you! adrian: likewise. lemonis: is this your business? adrian: yes, it is. welcome to canndescent. lemonis: i mean, you're literally in the middle of the desert. adrian: there's no better place to grow cannabis. lemonis: i've never smoked pot. in fact, i'd never even seen pot. adrian: come on in. lemonis: i walked into canndescent and suddenly found myself surrounded by it. very fragrant. adrian: yes

when he heard about a young man at the tiny town in warm springs georgia who had exercised with polio and was able to walk with just a cane and i was mr. roosevelt's greatest desire because they are a medical device that the cane can be a fashion accessory. so we went down to warm springs and i must say it was a bit of a shock because we had to spend time in the rural sout south be. mr. roosevelt got right into the pool and loved it and said he could feel his toes move for the first time in three years and soon she could walk about with water up to his chest. mrs. roosevelt, not so much. she was horrified to learn you had to buy the chickens on the host. we bought them back to the cook and they were squatting in the yard and a coke strangled them right in front of mrs. roosevelt dies. suppose he wants steak for dinner tonight. [laughter] whatever shall i do. okay i made that part up. [laughter] she didn't say the part about the state. but you know what he says never let the truth get in the way of a good story. but mrs. roosevelt got back on the train. she's a very busy lady even then

in spring garden, i'm joanne pileggi, fox 29 news. delaware prison where the dead and inmate riot concern has seen even more contraband seizures from that incident. numbers from the department of corrections seizures of weapons and illegal drugs increased dramatically at the james d. vaughn correctional facility in smyrna. one correctional officer died in a hostage takeover back in february. >>> now to a story you first saw on fox. tonight prosecutors have filed charges against this man you see in this video. only fox 29 cameras were there catching this guy in the act. vandalizing the controversial statue of former philadelphia mayor frank rizzo. >> whether or not the bronze statue should be taken down has certainly been the subject of debate this week in the wake of the violence in charlottesville. fox 29's dave schratwieser has the very latest for us from center city. >> reporter: police now say it was 40-year-old wal lee rah men of germantown who walked up to the controversial frank rizzo statue thursday night and spray painted bla

we want everybody in the silver spring area to get a look at these images. we want to let you know that the red line is no longer single tracking. service is back to normal. police don't have a motive for the shooting just yet, but we can report, some good news. the victim was breathing and conscious when taken to the hospital from this station. i want to report that there are cameras on the train and we have been told from a metro spokesman that the cameras actually caught the shooting. they may have more images to put out later tonight. we will be staying on top of that and bringing you the latest . that is the very latest, live from northwest. ch kimberly: your station for breaking news, click wjla.com \text for alerts to be sent to your phone. with a string of shootings last week, a rush of robberies in the district keeping police busy. five robberies reported in the city in the span of about 10 hours. we are following the city, live following the story, live in northeast. are these connected? ryan: police don't believe these ripe -- these robberies are

jessic is on >> easy fix right you can see spring garden. that's where the closure is by mlk. to ge around super ease i, take watchi construction not watching constructio on the vine street expressway. and we're watching the the constructio vehicle is on the eastbound side near gladwy and 202 looks good.th and south. speeds in the 60. back t >>> now to the couldn'tdown to now we're hours away for the earth, sun and moon aligning. people will try to catch a >> katy zachar joins us live now. seems like we've been saying af dictat >> rep the dafl may not be in the path of totality where but we'll see effects it. people are excited including instit the museum is getting ready for they gave us a behind-the-scenes look how to keep people safe. the museum has sun spotters they h projectors that will they collected materials for indire solar viewing tool. indire your body is >> it' phenomenal event. you don't always get a chance to be able to talk about eclipses first time we had an eclipse so many people are excited. >> rep back out here live instit this special memorial, this eclips

by the spring of 65 his wife have died. and joseph miller has died from disease. which is part of also being forced into the section of cams that are often unhealthy with little medical care provided. the other tragedy is what i wanted the story as part of the bug including by some abolitionists see we told you you don't have to worry about all of these coming north and taking jobs. this is because they can handle the cold. they will stay down south. don't worry, we can free slaves without anything inconveniencing our own bigotry, only. so, it was this powerful, painful story that i knew resonated with students to see how even to see out the emancipation has ugliness still wrapped up with it. i wanted to include some of the major battles in the butt, not from an angle they hadn't seen with the battle of gettysburg to talk about a union soldier his body is found in town in gettysburg but he's holding a picture of three young children they finally tracked his family down and she became almost a celebrity and they bring her and the three children to gettysburg and th

the images from silver spring still terrifying to see. we're live at the flower branch apartments one year later and a change ahead for the weekend - stormwatch seven is tracking the return of the rain. good morning washington. toss to eileen - one more spectacular august day - rain chances return tomorrow - warm and muggy weekend; a few storms - wet start to the week monday; then drying out today: mostly sunny to partly cloudy. comfortably warm. highs: 83-86 winds: se 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. milder. increasing humidity. lows: 67-71 winds: se 5 mph to calm friday: mostly cloudy. mild and muggy. scattered showers and thunderstorms. highs: 80-84 winds: se 5 mph breaking overnight - dc shopping center. it happened just before eleven last night on rhode island avenue.. just blocks from the metro station there. d-c police say a man was found shot in the leg. he was taken to the hospital conscious and breathing. the images- are impossible to forget. a silver spring apartment building exploding into flames - leaving seven dead. that was a

announcer: roads are dying of old age, and come every spring, the bottoms drop off.ver these roads. >> what is a citizen going to do? announcer: our american dream of futurama on wheels can come true. our highway engineers know the way. it is ours for the asking, if we will ask and pay our way. freedom of the road is as old as new as thisn and as moment. once we fought for it, through forest and river, wild animals and indians, across desert and range we won our right , of way. now there is another payment to be made on our freedom of movement. it is the price for going greater than our biggest dreams. today, two miles of highway are wearing out for every one being built. and tomorrow, we will have one million more diverse, not -- more drivers, not counting those in the backseat. ahead, is it to be a dead end, or the green light? don't honk your horn. raise your voice. ask for better highways and more parking space. it is your country. write the green light, your state capital, write washington, d.c., write your hometown officials, your newspaper editor. call your ra

and it looks this way for the past say half however, anywhere on the vine, spring garden all the wayeal nice, 59 south, at academy. when you push further southbound, but overall, can't complain about. that will looking actually pretty good. more to come in the next ten minutes. jan, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. later this morning, about 100 high school student lent try to get a heads up on college application process by attending university. >> event designed for for future first generation college student, programs that try to simplify the process, one of those is called essay dog. i found out how it works. >> with the school year quickly approaching, the pros necessary full swing, some student rent turning to an on line software program to help them write. >> i hope it helps me write more than i'm comfortable with >> using specific prompt and videos tutorials to help a strong story driven for college applications. the program teaches high school student common element after great story, concepts like including setback, and then conclusion or discovery, ideas mastered by

. >>> this scene flames fled by natural gas in silver spring.ost one year later no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> now to weather, picture perfect day out there. how long will it last? amelia is locking next chance of rain. >> another beautiful day in store for tomorrow. as we look to the end of the work week some showers and thunderstorms are possible on friday but not a washout. take a look at current temperatures in the 80s. highs today generally mid 80s. 82 in washington as well as -- 80 degrees in camp springs. we start off the day comfortable once again. it is pleasant tomorrow morning. 69 degrees at 7:00 a.m. with plenty of sunshine we warm up quickly. 82 degrees by noon. high tomorrow of 86. pretty much a repeat performance of today. a little more humid and tomorrow nig

a judge pushed the case back to spring of next year. cosby arrived at the courthouse with his new high profile attorneys. he won an acquittal for michael jackson. cosby also hired sam silver, the lawyer that defended council member on corruption trials. they did say they want to keep the case in montgomery county. lawyers from his first trial decided they did not want to continue when the sex assault case is retried. we are covering today's development and we'll have a live report. >>> we are track intense heat and humidity today. temperatures will feel like they in the triple digits. as we take a live look outside at the ben franklin parkway in philadelphia. we are tracking a threat for severe weather later today. we take a live look showing where storms are right now. this is across from meet and severe weather threats. krystal klei is here. >> yes. let's start out with that right now. aside from beaches in jersey shore we are looking at beaches as we get in from noon through 6:00 p.m. temperatures between 92 and 96 degrees. a lot of

spring. larry: business owners along the path of the purple line face a deadline. mauve or close up shop. the government watchdog nathan baca shows us how the business owners believe they are getting short changed through imminent domain. >> the first building to be demolished for the future purple line empty storage shed. down the line, the businesses. livelihood all stand in the path of >> often very little money. >> the restaurant has been in silver spring 17 years. 20 people work there. >> i don't know what i will do with all of them. >> the purple line may not be complete until 2022 but the business owners need to make a choice now. decide by august 31 to move and get average of 200,000 or call it quits and get capped amount of $60,000. the plan is to demolish the strip mall. we talked to multiple locally owned businesses given the same command. move or close within the next couple of months. >> this laundromat has been in the same silver spring strip mall 23 years. both owners know the

to normal here in rock springs. and today, the valley water district arrived with good news. these are the images the valley water district waited years to see. that agency would approve and help fund a permanent flood control project here to prevent this from happening again. >> we are doing everything we can from the water district perspective. >> reporter: the valley water district said they saw these images. when the coyote creek overflowed its banks. >> to resolve and fix the creek. >> reporter: he gave us a brief overview today of the plan to bring temporary relief to the rock spring community. >> it will be in the creek doing work very soon. >> reporter: this is what the water district has in mind. the board voted to build a barrier along coyote creek. the hope is to complete it by the end of september. >> short-term, but it will be doing the work toward the final result. >> reporter: some victims are trying to get back to normal and applaud the project. the water district says it is now on track for a tempor

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news 4's derrick ward is live for us in silver spring with their story. derek?rter: well, you know, there is something missing from this parking lot here at the flower branch apartment, and there is a building that used to sit where the fence is now. they were destroyed in the explosion and fire. you might say a year ago tonight folks are settling in for what would be their last full night sleep in their home. it awakenings, the august 10, 2016 explosion that ripped through the apartment buildings in silver spring. >> not traditionally do you see an entire four-story apartment building ablaze on fire. maybe an apartment or two, maybe the floor, the roof, sure, but not an entire four stories, the entire building. >> reporter: it was clear an explosion had come first. from looking at the debris field, interior fixtures and belongings strewn across the in the nearby trees. knowing the hour just before midnight it was clear, they were going to be casualties, but given the magnitude, casualties were inefrm tabl regardless of the hour. 12 midnight or 12:00 noon. >> in

park avenue closed, at pennypack err road, your alternate, spring mountain road your best bet, rahel, , back to you. >> thank you, some sad news this morning, the philadelphia sport community is remembering one of the city's most beloved athlete. >> fan favorite darren daulton lost his four year battle with brain cancer. daulton spent most of his career with the phils. dutch was the unofficial team captain on the 93 phillies and led scrappy group of guys to within two wins of a world championship. he went ton three all-star games and finally won a world series, with the marlins in 1997. darren daulton was 55. >> phillies broadcaster ricky ricardo tells us what made dutch such a special player. >> he taught us how to deal with adversity he was fighter, a family man, great friend, teammate to the guys obviously mourning him all week and through this alumni weekend coming up but more than anything else he was one every us. >> daulton diagnosed with brain cancer in 2013, but just two years later declared himself cancer free. the death east came back last year, he is survive by his wife an

is far from over, laura. >> reporter: that's right, kristen, this is spring, this is about 30 miles from downtown houston. i am inside a home. these folk were able to get in this house again this morning, see, you can still see there's plenty of water in here, about a half of foot or so. this time yesterday, six feet over my head, inside this living room. you can see the water lying there on the wall. let's show you what it looks like outside as we speak. these folks again are suburb, subdivision, about 30 miles outside of houston of the vastness. there's still plenty of water in this neighborhood but it's an improvement from this time yesterday or what the folks is that true time yesterday. they're just getting back into the neighborhood, people already starting to clean up and assess the damage. joining me now, hickmandha c and his son gavin, 12 years old. this is actually your folk's house? >> yes. yes, we've lived here for about 46 years. i live a little bit further north and our home is okay. so my parents are with me, but we're just coming here to assess the damage and make su

of spring water. the parent company says it regulations for spring water. >>> the deal has been finalized to settle allegations for overcharging the government for its epipen emergency allergy drug. it calls for the firm to pay $465 million so it will not have to admit any wrongdoing. my land was accused of reclassifying epipen's in order to not pay medicaid. >>> the 40 under 40 list is topped by the 39-year-old president of france, number two, mark zuckerberg, his was 33, and one of the youngest people is chance the wrapper who is 24 years old. that's news at 5:00, starting right now. >>> today is a yellow weather alert day. here's the first alert weather. >>> we still have a severe thunderstorm watch cove last line goes through we are okay and we now have a severe thunderstorm warning into charles county. our first warning, tremendous storms north of us and baltimore has had warnings most of the afternoon. flash flood watch until 2:00. all of the warnings, baltimore northward. driving up i-95 north,

they labeled ground water as spring water.sarily spokesperson says the water meets all federal regulations. in 2003 they were sued because the advertising suggested the water in poland spring came deep from the source of woods in maine where, in fact, the source was located near a parking lot. >>> now to the open carry law for large machetes, swords and knives. >> there will be a big stir for a while, then it will die down. >> the law goes into affect september 1st. montana and oklahoma have passed similar laws lifting bans on knives. >>> a marine that recently transferred to santa rosa with his family was ripped off moments after they pulled up to their new apartment. the trouble happened last month when the sergeant transferred from camp pendleton in southern california to serve as a marine recruiter in sonoma county. he could not unload his u-haul until the next morning so he parked it on 3rd street overnight, but the next morning it was gone. police found the truck but almost everything inside it was gone including baby ph

. >> yeah, silver spring. >> stephen: bethesda, and but then you moved to yellow springs, ohio, right. i stayed with my mother but i would go to ohio with her in the summer and on vacations. >> stephen: you live in yellow springs now, don't you. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: well, you made-- you made a little bit of news this past spring when you went to a townhall meeting. >> i did do that. >> stephen: went to a townhall meeting in yellow springs, ohio. (applause) which is great. this is-- that is real politics. >> that's real politics. >> i absolutely agree with it. >> stephen: that is caring about your community. what were you there to talk about? >> small towns, like 3600 people. there was a new year's eve celebration that is not really sanctioned by the town but it is hilarious and we do it every year like a little disco ball drops in front of the bng and the whole town comes out. and everyone was like [bleep] safe. and the police came through, maybe ten after midnight while everyone was in the streets, hugging and kissing. by the way i should tell you, this is leak in the middle of

they got off here at silver springs. back at that a coma stop, riders were shocked to learn somebody was shot. you just hope to ride the metro safely every day. i'm going to ride metro in the future, but it's really not good feeling. and tonight it's still not clear exactly what led up to this or if the suspects knew the victim. this incident happened on one of the new metro trains which have hg cameras on board. police should have a very clear picture of what happened, though tonight metro still hasn't release any of those hg images. all of this shutdown the metro in terms of one line at least. metro was single tracking to silver springs at about 6:00 service did resume as usual. we're live in northwest, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> lindsay, thank you. right now we're learning more about the man police say set fire to an apartment inside an arlington highrise and then pushed a baby toward the flames. firefighters evacuated the building yesterday and three frmlies are now living elsewhere. fox5's evan lambert is li

larry: a silver spring explosion. what changed one year later.nna: the pack the bus is street and southeast. bring a backpack and school supplies down and help a child in need. we'll take you there live in a few moments. larry: good morning on this first day of school, rappahannock county and city of westchester, virginia. good luck at school today, i'm larry smith. adrianna: i'm adrianna hopkins. let's get the forecast. veronica: hard to believe for so many schools and certainly kids .round the area not much more in the way of weekend left. rehoboth beach, the live activity and wave action. it's beautiful there this morning. now we're forecasting rain here locally and there will be a little bit at the beaches. probably a bit less. friday, partly sunny and 76 the high as rain approaches our area and 79 in our area and there could be a few showers and storms and sunday as well with a temperature of 80 degrees. it's if you plan on staying late that could have some rough surf maybe in the way of rip currents, no tropical system passing nearby but ju

alison: tom roussey is live in silver spring. tom? te of war the explosion is just behind me full stop we spoke with the folks who lived in the nearby buildings at the time, who were near where the explosion happened and still live in the neighborhood. we asked what has changed in the last year. life goes on at the flower branch apartments. near our list rate, there is a fence. inside, flowers grow near the site of one of the worst disasters in montgomery county history. a natural gas explosion left seven people dead and sent others fleeing f you still think about it? >> everyday. tom: christina lives near the building when it blew up. what did you think? >> oh, my god, i started crying. paulino's sister lived in the building that exploded for stop she survived, but all of her things, her family belongings, they lost everything. he says a lot has changed in the year since the gas explosion. unlike back then, the apartment is attentive to everything. i think in the past they did not much into the problems that were reported. >> a lot o

. >>> a family held against their will for 12 hours on manchester road in silver spring here. apparently as part of a robbery plot. and tonight those suspects are still out there. only news4 talked to the victims in this case and our shamari stone is live with the latest on this investigation. shamari? >> well, right now montgomery county police are searching for these five suspects. this family was absolutely horrified. they are still shaken up tonight. police tell us that they were targeted because one of the family members works at a check cashing store. horrific night inside his silver spring apartment. >> translator: last night what happened was some people came into our home to rob us. >> reporter: orlando said he and his wife were sleeping. his son-in-law and 7-year-old grandson were in another bedroom. they suddenly heard a knock at the front door and then five men tricked their way inside. >> translator: they got in by telling me they wanted to paint the apartment. once inside, they proceeded to tie our hands, blindfold us and gag us. >> reporter: the terrifying ordea

it's just drifting over western avenue toward silver spring proper. so early heavy thunderstorms this evening. camp temperatures in the morning, low 70s to low 80s. hot and humid thursday and friday with storms. not very many on friday. and hot the rest of the week and just warm over the weekend. the weekend looks great. it really does. not as hot over the weekend. 92 tomorrow. 90 on friday. i reserve the right to make that warmer on friday. 88 on saturday. 86 on sunday. and 85 on monday. the best day of that group will be sunday, no doubt. future cast. we'll advance this to 9:00. a couple of showers could be lingering toward baltimore and north of dc. temperatures still in the 70s. i kind of think we'll see some storms heavy until 8:00 or 9:00, but storms could continue by midnight. by 10:00, pretty much gone out of the metro area. maybe a leftover shower in calvary county. muggy. temps in the 70s. in 78 downtown. sunshine tomorrowe s in the 60s. 68 in -- by 1:00, in the 80s to near 90. you'll be able to walk to lunch tomorrow. so 70s to start. 84 by

so a lot of these movements, i feel, sometimes the internet is like springs in your feet. you're jumping very high. the problem is you don't have the muscles necessarily to run fast. it's great if jumping is all you're going to do. big marches, we can do that. but the kind of infrastructure building and tactical turns, movements needed in collective decision making, not only does the internet not, like, scaling up very fast with digital technology not allow you to do that easily, it may even hinter you because now everybody's got a twitter account, and everybody's got a facebook account, and you have everybody speaking how to we make collective decisions at scale. now, those are things that i think these movements are really weak at. so it's an interesting combination. i can't it hasn't empowered movements, because it has empowered movements. but in some ways if you didn't have all this tech, you'd have to do things sort of this longer way. and by the time you pulled off the march, you'd have had to building that capacity. so that's kind of why the title is this -- >> and

here's a sing in silver springs. dis colored water is flowing from montgomery county and now to prince george's county. the purple you you see on the map are the areas impacted. the problem lies in the water source , the potomac river, specifically what all the recent rain has washed in. things like river grasses, twigs, leaves, anything that's living that comes down the riefer. washington suburban sanitary commission or wssc. he says all the stuff in the river doesn't mix well with chlorine used to disinfect the water. for now less chlorine is being used. the funky color is from maginnis usually wiped out by chlorine. this is definitely ans theftic issue only. it is not a public health issue. your water is safe to quon up zoo. i stake my reputation on. langly shows us the lab where they test the water dale limit the lab is now doing four times as many tests per day to ensure safety. it tells the levels of maginnis in our samples. langly says be ready to see off colored water in the next several weeks. as the rain ke

the images from silver spring still terrifying to see. we're live at the flower branch apartments one year later and a change ahead for the weekend - stormwatch seven is tracking the return of the rain. good morning washington. toss to eileen

so the work is going to start in downtown silver spring at georgia avenue right by the afi silver theater and the work zone will extend 2 miles to the north all the way up to where colesville road meets the beltway. they won't work during rush hour, but they will work all weekend. this starts next week. >>> more information about a deadly blast, you remember this one, the explosion at flower branch apartment in silver spring that killed seven people and injured dozens more and left 100 people homeless. the national says investigators found a vent pipe disconnected in the basement. so that caused natural gas to build up and bypass the safety feature designed to vent that gas. the ntsb doesn't know how that got disconnected or who did it. they have scheduled more tests. >>> in the district tonight after five shootings in two days in southeast an outspoken elected leader is calling out the mayor. the ward 8 anc commissioner calls that area a war zone and said the mayor is not only ignoring the problem, she may be part of it. here's delia goncalves. >> reporter: there are plenty of uniformed