station as you arrive to the wong springs station. as bob showed you, the investigation for the stabbing, the police activity is just outside the parking lot, but you can access the parking lot and the station is not affected. b.a.r.t. runs on time thisead. >> we to step out the door. here's a live look outside at san jose. we have few clouds overhead as we're going to have a mostly cloudy morning and temperature starting out in the low 60s. 62 degrees at 6:00 and then seeing temperatures around noon at 71 degrees. as we get a look at all of our high temperatures for today, san jose reaching 79. 81 in antioch and concork. in oakland today, 69, and 78 today in napa. as we get a look at an update on hurricane lane, it's a major hurricane and still getting ready to move into hawaii. for more information on that, let's send it back to you. >> thanks. back to developing out of hawaii, hurricane lane. that is reallythere. >> the people are bracing for it. this is a look at the radar as the powerful storm churns toward thisland. it's not exp

but the events of the prague spring only fortified moscow's hardliners in the politburo czechoslovakia secret police were immediately expanded that past is now catching up historians believe current prime minister under a bobbish was himself an informer for the secret police. and. bush was in the highest category meaning agent bobbish denied the allegations a few weeks ago on a t.v. channel he himself owns. when the media claims that i lost this state security affair and courses then that is a lie. why many historians are convinced that czech prime minister used to serve as an informant of the state security agency communist czechoslovakia at least some office voters see it a little bit differently after a populist election campaign bobbish his party became the strongest in the country but opinion about the millionaire is divided like it's not strange that he was an agent it would bother us but they haven't proved it. and i think just about everyone is bothered by it but most people don't let it show so. these are things that are contrary to human principles it's downright unprincipled

there might be a scene from val kill or warm springs and it jumps all over. at this point, they are not clearly delineated. there is not a clear analogy so we are trying to sort through them. we started putting together a highlight reel where we put together a selection of clips from warm springs and a selection of clips from cap abella. so people can get a sense of where these -- were taken. >> this is mostly black and white? >> it is but there was wonderful where colored footage taken in hyde park at the home and springwood that features franklin and eleanor roosevelt on the lawn with their irish setter and his mother sarah cutting roses and the children riding on horses. it is beautiful footage and very unusual color footage from that period. there is color footage of eleanor roosevelt on a boat with some of her friends, but most of it is black and white. >> went to the fdr come to acquire the collection? >> the collection was donated a year ago in august 2017 and it has taken a left for us to go through it and have it transferred. some of this old film st

nineteen sixty eight the end of the prague spring. on august twenty first one thousand nine hundred sixty eight the reform movement came to a bloody end. more solemn abstains led by the soviet union invaded czechoslovakia. the dream of socialism with a human face was crushed the tank treads on the moon. in a sixty minutes g.w. . climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. give globalization effect biodiversity species runs official exploitation quality. human rights displacement. the global and current of local action. global three thousand. odd. a nine hundred sixty eight and zero crime echoed around the world. young people would build against their parents' generation. it was an awesome campaign dusty full of stupidity inclusions to soothe they demanded nothing less than a home society the wanted maelstrom of euphoria violence with the vietnam war playing the role of the margin or a showman. watch good look not more every day. our documentary takes a look at miles times to tell you those military commanders on the move f

. >> bathompson: clinock is operations director for glenn springs holdings. it's a subsidiary of occidental petroleum, which bought hooker chemical, the company that originally dumped the waste. under superfund rules, glenn springs is now responsible for mainfitaining the la, with government oversight. >> this is the love canal treatment facility. >> thompson: this special carbon filtration system cleans up to five million gallons of groundwater that leach from the siteea every the e.p.a. studies the site every five years, and new york state receives annual reports from glenn springs holdings. the ysmost recent said them is successfully "preventing off- site migration of contamination." >> all those reports prove the iveness of the existing remedy. >> thompson: but some neighbors aren't so sure. in 1994 dolly salerno and her family moved to one of those homes the governmenteemed safe a ock north of the love canal site. she says a few years ago, she began smelling a strong chemical odor coming from the kitchen sink. she did not want to show her face on camera.

one from their home in campobello up in canada, there might be a scene from hyde park, from warm springs, so they sort of jump all over. at this point, they are not clearly delineated, there is not a creeley are -- there is not a clear chronology of them, so we are trying to sort through them. we have started putting together a little highlight reel where we put together a selection of clips from warm springs and a selection of clips from campobello, so people can get more of a sense of where these home movies were taken that they are showing. >> so i am guessing that these are mostly black-and-white? paul: mostly black-and-white, but there is some wonderful color footage. some rare color footage, taken here in hyde park at the home in springwood, that features franklin and eleanor roosevelt on the lawn, in front of the house, with their irish setter and his mother, sarah, cutting roses in the rose garden and the children riding on horses. it is beautiful footage. it is very unusual color footage from that period. there is some of eleanor roosevelt on a boat knitting with some of her fri

on the birth and death of the arab spring. also ahead. one married couple, one smael plane and 100,000 miles epic adventure. james and deborah fallows on their revealing journey into the heart of america. >>> hello, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour. in london. bringing democracy to the middle east has proved a thorn in the side of every american administration for the past 70 years. it finally looked like it would happen from the inside during the arab spring eruption of 2011. in a wave stretching in teefsh tunisia to egypt. regimes were and dictators fell like dominos. the united states unsure who to back. in the face off between the long tile ally and the people poir rising from the street. david kirkpatrick arrived in a sleepy, sweltering chi rote previous summer. dispatched as bureau chief for the "new york times" and being told by experts in washington that nothing much would happen on his beat. six months later he was reporting on the spark that i . ignited the arab spring. and the downfall of the president. his account of egyptian

at the beginning of the war they are organized into a brigade in the spring of 1862. also in the brigade, 18th georgia as well as eight companies of wade, hampton, south carolina legion. the georgians and the south carolinians will leave the unit after the battle of antigua and transferred in will be the third arkansas infantry. if you're going with me on the tour tomorrow, we'll be look ing at the first, fourth, fifth texan and the third arkansas as part of the texas brigade and we'll be focused more on the fight that fourth and fifth texas had. the first texas is a slightly different regiment within this brigade. these are the guys who volunteered as early as they possibly could. they actually left texas and headed to virginia before jefferson davis had decided that he would allow texans to be recruited for the fighting, . because at the time, they , thought, we might need them on the western frontier. so they didn't even have approval. they didn't even know if they would be accepted in confederate service and these guys had already left. you can think of the texans

stabbing at the warm springs b.a.r.t. station. live pictures in the parking lot as police investigate. we've been bringing you live coverage since we went on air at 4:30, and here's what we know so far. police say the victim was stabbed in the parking lot. he has injuries to his chest and back side. police have not released any information about the suspect. bob redell is out there still asking questions this morning as he's been all morning long. he'll join us with a live report at 6:30. first, want to say good-b morni for you. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. the stabbing at the b.a.r.t. station really affecting traffic, and mike, what are we seeing? >> not really affecting traffic except for right about one spot, but it will be an alarming scene when people arrive at the warm springs station. we call that out, you heard b.a.r.t. station in warm springs police activity. the investigation is right by the station. you'll see flashing lights on your arrival. bob redell tells us the station itself is clear. i see no delay

an invisible spring between the individuals and sort of two individuals are moving together and one hits a dog crate and slows down the other remains going fast the spring it's title the elastic gets tighter and tighter against the soft exerting a force that turns the cinder goodwill towards the dark region even though it doesn't know it's there. the spring represents one of the swarms of ground rules always keep the same distance from your nearest neighbors. when one fish slows down and lags behind initially the distance grows the spring stretches the restoring force makes the fish swim to the shadow. the amazing thing here is that evolution has found very very simple rules the rules of the simplest possible of the organisms could use and even though the individuals are not aware that the solving the problem as a collective. it's not just sticklebacks that solve problems together lots of species seem to demonstrate collective intelligence. one thing salt water fish don't need to learn is how to deal with the sultan the water they live in whenever they drink lots of salt enters thei

springs boulevard is shut down. reporting live here in fremont, bob redell. >> hoping they find that suspect. good thing the victim is doing okay. thanks, bob. >>> all right, been a busy morning out there. we also have a live look in south san jose where firefighters are at the scene of a fire at a cafe near monterey and tully roads. now they're trying to determine if someone set it on purpose. it started around 3:00 a.m. at cafe paradise. kris sanchez spoke with the cafe owner who believes the cafe was intentionally set on fire. he said the business was targeted before. arson investigators remain at the scene. we're following developments. kris will join us with a live report at the top of the hour. >>> at 5:33 now, to the developing story of the killing of mollie tibbetts in iowa. >> friends and family came out to mourn the 24-year-old on the campus of the university of iowa last night. tibbetts grew up in the east bay along with her brothers. last night, one of her brothers spoke about his sister. >> the stories

real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles.ust what's refreshingly real. >>> this is the xfinitysd "spok." >>> hey, you know we double collected. the redskins first pre-season th e is not till august 9 against the patriots. this is american football. it's a contact sport defined asi a comon that emphasizes or requires p sical contact between players. that means at training camp long with autographs and pictures, there are aches and pains. sherree burruss burres is in the middlef it all in richmond. >> reporter: the redskins todayers taking a beati at camp, first it was wide receiver paul richardson hop got looked at by trainers but returned to practice. fellow wideout josh doctson left early with a shoulder injury after trying to catch aaiass agnst josh norman. guy.hat's a tough all of us when we havein challe plays where we go down or get tired or winded or something bothers us, it's how we respond. it's camp. in't out here trying to break each other's but we want to compete at a high level. doctso responded well. we all respo

in silver spring, darcy spencer, news4. >> the silver spring justice coalition sponsored tonight's rally at the fountain downtown. friends, neighbors and supporters called the shooting an injustice. many of them told us they want the officer who shot white to be chfired. they m to the scene of the shooting and held a vigil. >> i was appalled. another unarmed african-american man in this country killed in an encounter with police. and this time here in my home, silver spring. >> so, again, montgomery county police still investigating the shooti. >>> new at 11:00, it is a story that y s first on 4. after an uproar over theti sugg of separate metro trains for white supremacist protesters, metro now saying nothing is off the table. the website says demonstrators t plan toe the vienna metro to d.c. for sunday's rally. yesterday metro board chairman jack evans backtcked onis earlier comments. he now tells news4 the issue of separate trains was never under consideration. here's part of what metro told transportation reporr adam tusk today. it says nothing has beenid d yet. everything up to this

hundred sixty eight the day soviet tanks rolled onto the streets of the czech capital the prague spring a dream of freedom was brutally suppressed and bare howard was right in the thick of things with his camera throughout that long day the now eighty two year old documented how the soviet leadership ended the dream initially disguising the move as military maneuvers the soviets and other eastern bloc countries invaded czechoslovakia and soon tanks were patrolling the streets of prague the country was forced back into the fault of hardline communism the invading soviet troops moved quickly to seize the city's radio station where journalists have been broadcasting uncensored reports. and we didn't want them to occupy the station. so people set up a barricade. your ball may also set a tank on fire here. of. the dream of a free and open communist society died that day for bear howa other warsaw pact countries also played a role in the events that led up to it moscow received a lot of support from east germany its leadership had been fighting the reform movement in neighboring czechoslovaki

today. 108 in palm springs. same thing in monterey, 67. 86 in yosemite and the air is clearing out a lot there and over tahoe. average highs today will be cooler than average in the mid 70s next week. no rain. >> thank you. >>> in the east bay contra costa health officials are trying to track down people who may have been exposed to measles. a person infected went to the john muir emergency room in walnut creek on saturday, august 11th, between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. three days later on august 14th, that person ate at a restaurant in lafayette between 9:00 and 11:00. the health department has found everyone at the er but don't know how many people were at the restaurant when the infected person was there. >>> it is no secret drivers are fed up with the long lines at california dmv field offices. the director jean shiomoto says relief is on the way. she visited with staff at the driver's license processing center in san jose yesterday as part o her ongoing effort to evaluate field offices and processing centers

they got the call there had been a stabbing at the warm springs fremont bart station.ken to the hospital. this comes a month after the stabbing death of 18-year-old nia wilson at the macarthur bart station which called into question the safety of stations. police say this crime scene was upsetting to them. >> it's an unfortunate occurrence and unfortunately it seems like it happens more and i do -- i've see it conce when you come early. >> reporter: the stabbing happened in the parking lot but they found the victim in his car on warm springs boulevard. that's why there were two crime scenes working here. they have not made any arrests and don't know what motive was behind the stabbing. this station opened on time, has been open all morning and the trains are running just fine. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> we did send a push alert about the stabbing as soon as we confirmed it. if you download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts get breaking news as it happens >>> the man accused of fatally stabbing 18-year-old nia wilson at the macarthur bart stat

gombau and for volunteers our who took part in the progs spring the memory of events in czechoslovakia after the invasion are as painful now as they were then. when you got. in august of one thousand nine hundred sixty eight he smuggled his pictures out to west germany for broadcast. but. it was really very bad back a. good. fifty years after the hopes of the prague spring were crushed by the soviet union the legacy of the past continues to haunt him. well now on a very different note a story about why and bananas and about a man called eve chico who becomes originally from the democratic republic of congo where they make banana wine now these days home for eve is the austrian capital of vienna and when he saw that overly ripe bananas were simply being thrown away he decided that the time was ripe to create his own but not on a wine. waste not want not that's. every week he sells his rather unusual wine at vienna's big open air food market most people struggle to guess what the beverage is made up. it has a very interesting flavor and aroma. taste is a little strange for wine drinkers

people in the spring valley area of lake county were told to leave. that the in clear lake oaks on the opposite side of the lake from where the river fire and the ranch fire started last week. we got the developing news from ktvu's debora villalon who talked to folks getting out and some refusing to leave. >> reporter: some will wait and see -- will wait and see but this shelter got a surge of people tonight. they are in over flow mood as spring valley came under threat, not for the first time but the first time this week time this week >> this is the sheriff's office, mandatory evacuations. sheriff's office. >> reporter: deputies fanned out across the neighborhood, the plume had become more ominous with afternoon winds. residents told to leave and many did. others hesitating. >> buckle down here. ride it out. ride it out. >> the ranch fire, larger than the river fire and less contained pushing into national forest but the winds make it a a threat to lake shore communities. communities. already evacuated. >> figure you are always ready for it but i th

the violent end to the prague spring is still felt today. and the sixty nine hundred sixty eight is always closely associated with this feeling of emotional shock that is tied to the occupation. to the twenty first of august in the days that followed it. which is where people resisted nonviolently to where people really came together as one in our society. it was a very very powerful time. but the events of the prague spring only fortified moscow's hardliners in the politburo czechoslovakia secret police were immediately expanded that past is now catching up historians believe current prime minister under a bobbish was himself an informer for the secret police. and. fish was in the highest category meaning agent bobbish denied the allegations a few weeks ago on a t.v. channel he himself owns. when the media claimed that i lost this state security affair and courses then that is a lie. why many historians are convinced that czech prime minister used to serve as an informant of the state security agency communist czechoslovakia at least some o

we put together a little highlight reel where we get a clips from warmpts springs and from can tabella. >> so these are mostly black-and-white? paul: mostly black-and-white, but there is some colored footage, at the house with her irish setter and his mother, sarah, cutting roses in the rose garden and the children riding horses. it is very unusual color footage from that period. there is some of eleanor roosevelt knitting with some of her friends. library come fdr to acquire the collection? paul: it was acquired in august of 2017, and it has taken a wild go through it and have it transferred. some of the old film stock is fairly fragile, and there is the national archives worked in maryland, the color line, so they have to go through the process of getting it ready for transfer, and we transferred it in both what they call for a video files and high-definition video files so that he footage in the future.le >> is the collection previously unknown? entirety of the collection was unknown. some of the footage has not been enough or. -- seen before. some of it has been rarely seen. a film

as people remember the events of the prague spring is violent ten fifty years ago it seems to debate about the country's communist past has also returned to the czech republic. the day is nearly done but it's never the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can write directly to me at brant goth t.v. don't forget to use hash tag the day every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see if they've ever. cut cut. cut cut cut. cut. cut. cut cut cut cut cut cut. cut. logs move. move. move. move. move. move the body. this is most people's image of close. but look better than you'll spot some fashion classics move greek some of those moves to the perfect summer shoes for stars and all the rest. of thousands of years move the women's movement model decomposed. bodies reputation murder were the big arsonist the the tyrants. the and the moment of her nero cd just get bad press the scream and historians are really examining this case rethinking the rochas history been unfair to be going from his emperor groove in forty

as people remember the events of the products springs violent ten fifty years ago it seems to debate about the country's communist past has also returned to the czech republic. and today is nearly done but it's never the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can write directly to me at brant goth t.v. don't forget to use hash tag the day every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. well see you there never got. the beeper taishan suppose a real threat to some german company's. i.d.'s refugees their crime is more than ten percent of the firm's. reforms that there would be a disaster if they were to be deported actual notice we wouldn't be able to follow . the for what business expects from the politicians a c.e.o. speaks face to face only. made in germany next song d w. rock n roll. to. see the rhythms abandoned by the church. choir stop obama. prakash and religion a clash that brings many closer to my god the devil and the more in forty five minutes hmong. lehman brothers ten years on a story of ambition greed an

. ♪ ♪ 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

this and several others in spring valley are destroyed. people who never evacuated said they did save some homes from fast moving flames but couldn't save them all. >> firefighters saved it. this place is burning. >> neighbors check in with each other in spring valley. the evacuation order is lifted. the mendocino complex fire burned a trail of destruction through this community. this family was too upset to talk as they sifted through the ashes of their home. officer he watched neighbors homes burn >> it was roaring with fire and came down and burned up all those houses over there, came across the creek, burned all those houses there. >> reporter: he says he and firefighters managed to save his home and others. as people surveyed the damage, u.s. senator camkamala harris s she plans to head back to d.c. to fight for fire funding and prevention. >> they will have the resources to deal with active fires and prevention. as opposed to having to dip into one fund to do both. >> the firemen were spraying water on the trailer. >> reporter: resou

real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real. >>> now a 11:00, a strong debut back w redskins runni adrian peterson. just in the carries that he has had, you could do for running back. >> what the performance means for the regul season. >>> police searching for a gunman tonight after a shooting inside a local apartment. why they say this was not random. >>> and hurricane lane downgraded to a category 1 but the threat far from over in hawaii. news4 at 11:00, starts now. >>> i'm jim handly. when it comes to preseason games, forget the score especially when our team loses. redskins fs still have something to celebrate, a strong debut from adrian peterson. we have team coverage for you inside and outside fedexfield. sherree burress, peterson big nigh l heked great right out of the gate. >> reporter: right, he did. not to beorny but he hit the grounds running. in a game where the offense couldn't get much going, adrian peterson was the highlight tonight. he shined in his redskins debut. the new number 26

. >> we are on mount mcgregor in upstate new york a few miles north of saratoga spring and the significance of this historical site is this was the final home of the general ulysses s. grant and this is the place where he penned his memoirs in 1885. he was dying of cancer and his family was facing serious financial problems. at this point in his life he was a man trying to take care of his family and we get to tell the story here that most people don't know about. after his second term as president, ulysses grant and his wife planned on a world tour for two years from 1877 to 79 and he she met many world beaters. he was respected around the world. when they arrived back in the states in 79, they were looking for a place to settle because they'd come out of the white house two years earlier. for granted was an early decision even though they owned multiple properties in the united states, the position for granted because he was always a devoted family man must be close to family so they chose a location where his adult son are living. so they moved into a home in the upper east side of manha

as people remember the events of the products springs violent ten fifty years ago it seems the debate about the country's communists past has also returned to the czech republic. and the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can write directly to me at brant goth t.v. don't forget to use. the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everything. the same still. comes nuclear family treasure means. at the honda classic stepson. coming. home but. she prays and vegetables come across in greenhouses across spain and it's me looking missions on the children. despite the dangers politicians prefer to avoid the summit is the most and almost believe how far can the exploitation gun. europe's. him in town sixty eight. echoed around. young people rebelled against their parents' generation. demanded nothing less than a home society. five mill strong. mums millions of those cuts to. the seeds of civil rights the peace movement and women's planned. nine hundred sixty.

ago today when soviet tanks rolled into checco slovakia crushing what became known as the prague spring today czech prime minister under-age bobbish tried to deliver a speech to mark the anniversary but the crowd of listeners and onlookers well they had a message for him take a listen. to what you are hearing there are shelves in check of shame on you aimed at the prime minister some historians say that mr bobbish was an informant for the state secret police under the communists in the one nine hundred eighty s. . when he wus frank hoffman traveled to prague and he introduces us to a resident who lived through the events of one nine hundred sixty eight and the return to hard line communism that father. road and per hour retraces the pass near the radio station building in prague fifty years ago dramatic scenes unfolded on this very street. toward the. mall where i was standing in front of this tree. the shells were exploding shrapnel was flying everywhere. explosions in shrapnel everywhere barricades were crushed by soviet tanks soldiers shot demonstrators there our took photographs on

but also, it's moment of spring.her around the same cross in the hope of a spring for the irish church. we look... applause. we look towards a spring that does not wish to cover—up the harshness of dark days. we wish, rather, to help families realise again that the future of ireland needs the light of the message ofjesus christ to reappear in all its simplicity and hopefulness. it may seem strange, a paradox for me to say in the same breath that faith in ireland is strong and that faith in ireland is fragile. but there is an intrinsic fragility in all faith. a fragility which can tear us away from arrogance and self—ce nteredness which can tear us away from arrogance and self—centeredness as oui’ arrogance and self—centeredness as our gospel reading reminds us today, the journey withjesus our gospel reading reminds us today, the journey with jesus keeps going even when others stop going with him. in that gospel reading, we see that peter is the one who understands that there is only one to whom we can go, the holy on

come every spring, the bottom drops out. you have to be careful driving the kids over these roads. >> what is a citizen going to do? >> the american dream of futurama on wheels can come true. our highway engineers show the way. it is ours for the asking if we ask. and if we pay our way. freedom of the road is an old adage and as new as this moment. once we fight for it, through forest and river, across deserts and mountain ranges, we want our right-of-way. now there's another payment to be made on our freedom of movement. the price for growing greater than our biggest areas. two miles of highway are wearing out for everyone being built. tomorrow, we have 1 million more drivers. not counting those in the backseat. the way ahead, is the greenlight. >>> don't honk your horn. raise your voice. asked for better highways and more money for space. gets the greenlight. write your state capital, right washington dc, right your hometown official. call your radio and tv commentators. support your highway officials. and when you vote, v

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a result, the groundwater and river water that come in contact when it pushes back up creates hot springs. these springs, in addition to being geothermal and hot in the riverbed mixing with cold water, they contain an element known as radium, which has a radioactive half-life. there are a lot of of people believe it has therapeutic, healing properties, medicinal properties, but this is what has attracted people for thousands of years to this area, this water in the desert and these hot springs. >> when you say thousands of you really mean early settlers to the year -- to the area. alex: early to the settlers. this area we are looking at is a mountain range. amounts you see off to the distance in the left are the highest you see in the area. they are just shy of 9000 feet above sea level. the oregon mountains. between here and those two mountain ranges are prehistoric villages and artifacts from people from the last ice age, 10 to 12,000 years ago, two people , 4000 toarchaic period 6000 years ago, to the ancestors of today's modern pueblo people. we still have modern pueblo people living

over to meli >>> here in silver spring.eorgia avenue, the aa between veirsville and university boulevard. you have to turn around. have northbound and southbound lanes of georgia shut do in that area this morning. still had a left side blocked by brandywine. there's a signal repair that was a light that went out after crash. fairf fairfax, crash there in the right laep. you loo at the beltway and the travel times coming >>up. new details on a pedestrian killed. a man in his 60s was hit by a car in laurel. >> chopper 4 was oveonthe intersec the driver stayed on the scene. police closed several lanes for the investigation anmore details will be available later today. >>> a developing story in prince george's county. district heights will not be used for the upcoming school year. woe mold problem has returned and dehumidifiert be enough to fix it. kids will be moved to the high school all yea >> reporter: concerned parents say this has been a long time coming. the plan will be to bus students from district heights to another s

and other bedrooms have kept the original mattress and box spring in this room. in the picture with doctor king in this bad h bed he was wearine particular pajamas that night that's in the same picture that is displayed in the room. i must say my parents never thought about the danger. that's not something that the principles like doctor king, doctor abernathy or doctor young, they never lived there days when or nights thinking at the dangers. they lived there days and lives with hope and dreams of making the country a more just nation. the same with my parents. yes, there were dangers every day in every window in every corner, but the shared host into the dream of making selma in this nation a place of peace and prosperity over ruled by fear. he had the world on his shoulders and if i had only known what this man was committed to doing and how much he had on his shoulders, i probably one day wouldn't have tugged on his pant leg and begged him to have tea and mud cakes with me. he stopped because my mother was going to intercede and pull me away. he looked at my

erica, back to you. >> darcy spenc live in silver spring for us toght. ank you. >> we move to breaking news in neuthern california. a small p crashed into a mall parking lot culling akilli five people onboard. this video coming into the newsroom from the santa ana area. the airooaft like it just broke apart on impact. the faa says the pilot declared an jmergency landingust before crashing this afternoon. o nobody on the ground was hurt. no word yet on the nature of the emergency. >> now, t storm team 4 forecast. >> well, we are looking at a few isolated storms out there. for the most part, we're just dry, hot, and humid. those tempetures are in the 90s and 80s right now. as you can see a few storms as i was talking about. not everybody going toee them but the thing about these, they're not moving all that fast. so they're dropping a lot o rain throughout the area. one area of concern that we're watching now is the shenandoah valley. a few around the fairfax area. we're seeing a nice storm around laurel. and then coming inside the district down to alexand

real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles.ust what's refreshingly real. >>> right now on news 4 today, new fallout from our nation's latest mass shooting and the impact on a local event just days away. >> hand the president breaksis silence on john mccain. what he had to say. >>> back to school, our area's largest district heads back to omass today. inside the classroto out on the roads, we get you ready for a new school year. >> "news 4 today" starts now. >> a live look outside at 4:30. it is hazy, hot and humid out there. fairfax county students and teachers are heading back to school today. and it is gointo feel like summer. 78 ees. >> it's humid, too. we're going to get you ready for the new school weyear. want to hear about the forecast and all that good stuff. we turn totorm team 4 chuck bell and sheena parveen. >> good morning. >> very steamy yesterday. 30 minutes yesterday, all of us needed a bowl of water. >> i feel up my dog's bowl with ice. another eamy one today. the longest dog walk will be early this morning. the

the front door of the warm springs station. police say they got the call at 2:30 this morning that someone had been stabbeded. they found the victim. they say he was alive but taken to the hospital. we talked to commuters about this this morning and how unnerving it is to see all of this given how much bart safety has been in the news lately, how much it's been talked about and the fact that 18-year-old nia wilson was stabbed to death on a bart platform just last month. >> it's an unfortunate occurrence and unfortunately it seems like it happens more and more. i do -- i've seen more officers,

and come every spring the bottoms drop out.ful driving the kids over these roads. >> what's a citizen going to do? >> our american dream of futurerama on wheels can come true. our highway engineers know the way. it's ours for the asking if we'll ask and pay our way. freedom of the road is as old as the first man and as new as this month. wild animals and indians, across desert and mountain range, and we won our right of way. now there's another payment to be made on our people of movement. it's the price for growing greater than our biggest dream. today 2 miles of highway are wearing out for every one being built. and tomorrow we'll have a million more drivers not counting those in the backseat. the way ahead is the green light. >>> don't honk your horn, raise your voice, ask for better highways and more parking space. it's your country. to get the green light write your state capital, write washington, d.c., write your hometown officials, postcard your newspaper editor, call your radio and tv commentators, support your highway