if you got on sullivan, you knew you could talk about it. did you see sullivan?no respect from anyone. >> as a performer you couldn't get a better place to sell your product. >> when i started out, they would say, variety is a man's game. it's dean, milton berle, jackie gleason, you know, it's the guys. but variety is what i know. i felt it was in my genes to do this. ore show, she always knew she could sing and dance and be funny. >> on my show, i would do prat falls and jump out of windows and get pies in the face, and it was heaven. >> you know, i still see a rerun of "carol burnett show" and i think, god, damn, they're funny. there has never been a better three-wall sketch show ever. >> she was great in bed, too, dickey, remember? >> you never went to bed -- >> well. >> not supposed to curtsy, you're supposed to bow. well, i get dizzy when i bend over. >> when tim conway came on his goal in life was to destroy harvey. here's tim with our own harvey korman as a brand new dentist with his very first patient. we used to have a pool back stage, not as to whether

sullivan runs elektrobit. elektrobit is based in finland and you can find its computer code in high end cars like maserati. it just opened in silicon valley. so new they're literally still putting signs in front of the building. sullivan is the former head of microsoft's in car system called sync the one for ford coming from microsoft. so what is exciting? what's the next thing? we've seen the robot cars from goog plle google. what's the next thing that i in a chevy or a ford or a kia am going to see? >> there's a lot of interesting things coming down the road. i think one of the interesting things we're going to see in cars is the software in them updating itself. imagine you have a car that you bought two years ago and all of a sudden now it can park itself. because that's actually -- >> but couldn't before. >> but couldn't before. when you purchased it it couldn't park it. but through software we're creating more and more value in vehicles through software. >> let me follow up with that and say if i'm the h

sullivan's father outside court, struggling to understand. >> did you know any of this was going on? >> no. >> reporter: but it was his emotional 911 call released today that set this months-long investigation. >> i don't know if it's isis or what but i come home and he's destroying buddahs and figure reads and burning stuff in the house. >> reporter: the son can be heard in the background. >> i didn't destroy just the buddahs. i destroyed a things. why are you trying to say i'm a terrorist? >> reporter: according to the fbi, justin sullivan laid out a chilling plot to kill as many as 1,000 people. first using an assault rifle at a bar or concert. then graduating to a bomb in a u-hall. sullivan allegedly told the fbi it was all just talk but david, he's the sixth suspected isis sympathizer arrested in the last week alone, as the fbi continues a nationwide sweep before the july 4th holiday. >> pierre thomas in our washington bureau tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> we have late developments this evening, in a case that made national headlines. two young football players con visitinged o

i apologize for commander oh sullivan, he's not going to be able to be here. we have a problem at the hotel with our president. my name is mario molina with the san francisco police department. currently the oic, the officer in charge of the behavioral science unit and cit coordinator for the department. my job entails assistant program for police officers, cit is under my umbrella. today we are going to give you a brief overview of the san francisco police department and what it's doing in the community especially with people with disabilities. terry birn is going to start the powerpoint. >> what is

justin sullivan allegedly told the fbi after his arrest, it was all just talk. but david, he's the sixth suspected isis sympathizer arrested here in the u.s. in the last week alone, as the fbi continues a nationwide sweep before the july 4th holiday. >> pierre thomas in our washington bureau tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> we have late developments this evening, in a case that made national headlines. two young football players convicted of sexually assaulting a woman in a vanderbilt university dorm room. the attack recorded on cell phone video. the judge late today declaring a mistrial. abc's mara schiavocampo tonight. >> all rise. >> reporter: mistrial. tonight, a tennessee judge throwing out the rape convictions of two former vanderbilt university football players after learning one of the jurors failed to reveal he himself was a victim of sexual assault. >> we the jury find the defendant corey lamont batey guilty of aggravated rape. >> reporter: brandon vandenburg and corey batey were convicted of aggravated rape and other charges in january, accused of brin

. >> joining us now russ sullivan who served as staff director of the senate finance committee duringfting and passage of the health care law. also e.j. opinion writer for the "washington post" and msnbc analyst and linda greenhouse, a journalist in residence at the yale law school and former "new york times" supreme court reporter. your reaction to the supreme court's decision today. >> when the president said this is reality that was the reaction of the majority of the supreme court. i think that's what really turned this case you know. chief justice roberts doesn't like the affordable care act, justice kennedy who joined him in the majority certainly doesn't like the affordable care act. we know that from what he wrote three years ago but they stared reality in the face. they stared in the face disaster for the supreme court. had the supreme court in this flimsy cobbled up phony piece of litigation disabled the law from serving these millions of people. it was a fascinating thing to see where reality trumps ideology at this point. >> e.j., it strikes me as a conservative opinion in

rick sullivan he never thought someone living in his home would be a suspected terrorist.9-year-old son justin is now arrested for attempting to provide the terrorist organization isis. >> i think he was already there he went further and crossed the line. >> he was planning assassinations and violent attacks in the united states adding justin had ordered a silencer and was planning on purchasing an assault rifle at the hickory gun show. sullivan's father says he is responsible for turning in his own son to authorities. >> the warning signs were there that's why i made the calls. >> when the former marine was asked if there was an inner struggle before turning in his own son? >> i am true blue so that's the number one thing. >> apparently this has been on his mind for a while. all he wanted to do was get in with isis and kill people. >> neighbors can't believe justin a kid they would see walking his dog around the neighborhood could be capable of allegedly plotting terrorist acts. >> toby keith speaking out against president obama's latest call for gun control. when asked a

sullivan certainly talked big to this undercover saying he might want to kill as many as 1,000 people or perhaps set off a big vehicle bomb or use chemical weapons. on the other hand, the fbi heard about sullivan from his father who called 911 in april to say that his son was destroying buddha figurines and exhibiting other behavior that made the parns scared to leave the house. shortly after that the undercover operative began talking with sullivan who told him according to court documents i like islamic state from the beginning and then i started thinking about death and stuff so i became a muslim. sullivan talked about buying an assault rifle from a gun show in north carolina and talked about shooting people last weekend because his parents would be out of town at the time. so it's possible this arrest andrea, may kindle new interest in the so-called gun show loophole which advocates of gun control have said are so unregulated it's possible for people to buy weapons without the necessary background checks. >> very interesting stuff. thank you so much, pete, from the newsroom. >>> b

>> when the beatles did the sullivan show, everything at the radio station changed. and the pacemakers. ♪ >> it wasn't just the beatles. the british invasion had legs because there was more great music to back it up. >> a big hello from us. >> rick. >> i'm larry. >> i'm dennis. >> i'm dave. >> for the first six months they were singing, they sold over a million records a month. and in the words of one of their biggest hit songs, we're mighty glad all over to have them with us tonight. ladies and gentlemen, the dave clark five. ♪ ♪ you say that you love me ♪ ♪ say you love me ♪ ♪ all of the time ♪ ♪ all of the time ♪ ♪ you say that you need me ♪ ♪ say you need me ♪ ♪ you'll always be mine ♪ ♪ always be mine ♪ ♪ i'm feeling glad all over ♪ ♪ yes i'm glad all over ♪ ♪ baby i'm ♪ ♪ glad all over ♪ ♪ so glad you're mine ♪ >> they're rivaling the beatles now as the top singing group in britain. how do you feel about that? >> we're really very pleased, but i don't think you'd say we'd be rivals. we've got a completely different sound. >> we were the first band to tour ameri

again, southbound mission boulevard closed indefinitely near sullivan. as we move on and check on the rest of the commute, the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on and traffic is backed up from the foot of the mcarthur maze -- macarthur maze. there is road work on the lower deck, east 80. as you leave the city heading for the lower deck three lanes of traffic are shut down, and it's still drizzly and wet at the golden gate but no traffic delays. >>> drizzly to the point of light rain in parts of the bay area, a weak cold front coming down on monday morning to start in june. as you head out the door, drizzle, light rain, mostly overcast skies and temperatures in the mid-50s to begin with. on future cast, you can see much of the day today, we just start out with lots of clouds around the bay area. slow to clear. by this evening, at 6:00. you can see that we begin to clear skies a little bit, except in the north bay, and overnight tonight, we'll pack in the low clouds. a chilly start to june. chilly. 71 at fairfield. 73 at livermore, and 73 in

>> sullivan comes forward to police but claims he's the victim of a video hoax. >> sullivan pleads guiltyamage and dangerous operation of a motor vehicle. he's sentenced to two years' probation and his license is suspended for six months. he's also ordered to pay more than $17,000 in damages. >> olson credits his police driver's training for helping him escape the attack. >> i honestly believe if i didn't have those skills, he would have driven me into a tree, flipped me over. i have no doubt that he would seriously have assaulted me. >> olson says he still doesn't know what sparked sullivan's rage. >> i know for a fact nothing happened on the road because i didn't even know this vehicle was behind me. no idea what caused this. >> he's just relieved the terrifying incident is over. >> this is shaking me. how do you deal with somebody trying to, what i think, you know, kill you on the road? you better get someone here. this dude is crazy. here he -- oh. >> can you stop the car? >> no. he's jumping on my hood. smashed my windscreen. >>> coming up -- a fun day of sledding takes a horrifying

. >> patrick le sullivan wanted to kill his victim and an alleged witness. >> i was consumed by fear that if i didn't do something now i could do 30 years. >> he calls me wife. i let him do that. >> a female inmate attacks another during church services. >> the eastern end of long island is best knowner for the hamptons, the beach front retreat for wealthy new yorkers. the area's family owned vine yards and farps contribute to the gourmet men queues of local restaurants. but in riverhead -- >> commissary! >> the limited dining options have are grown smaller. >> i told everybody no more franks and beans. they are done. >> war you suggesting is this. filet mig non? open the door. >> this is one of two jails operated by the suffolk county sheriff office. each houses more than 700 inmates who depend on commissary snacks to supplement three meals a day provided to them. >> they will buy anything for a dollar. that's wie cup cakes for 60 cents we can't keep on the shelf. >> most are only charged and are awaiting the resolution of their cases is. >> sleeping? paula ab tul anthony. meekle mo

that's why attorney sullivan is here with us. we need more information. >> ronald, let me ask you for a little more information. cnn learned that usaama called his father and said he good-byes the morning before he was shot. that's part of the reason they went to apprehend him. what did usaama's father tell you about that call? >> we know that there was a call. we don't know the substance of that call at this point. the father is planning to participate in the investigation. but we know that he was on the telephone with his father. we simply just don't know the substance yet. as imam rahim says we are still actively gathering fact trying to resist speculation at this point. everything they knew about their brother is starkly inconsistent with what has been reported. it's a very shocking development for them. the family however is keeping an open mind and they're going to go wherever the evidence leads them. but they're asking that the investigation be fair and complete and thorough. >> all right. well i appreciate both of you tak

. >> reporter: kieran sullivan is one of the faculty advisers who suggested the students add a feature where a therapist could adjust the height in real time. >> so they can just choose what height to set on the buildings. >> reporter: sullivan says a powerful and affordable therapy like virtual reality could change a lot of lives. >> so having equipment that you can keep right in your office, where you can expose them to the feared object or situation, but not have to go anywhere to do it, i think could be really exciting for treating phobias. >> the end goal would be to have a library of simulations that a therapist could scroll through and choose. >> reporter: what would e taken big budget research teams months to do at a cost of tens of thousands of dollars, two college students have done in a few weeks for a couple hundred bucks. so virtual reality is all grown up now. >> i think so. i think it's very much here already. the images are amazing now. so we are ready. >> reporter: it's been a little more than a year since facebook bought oculus wrist, the company that makes the test g

recently judy woodruff talked with her, ansvetlana's american daughter chris evans. >> rosemary sullivans evans, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> pleasure to be here >> rosemary sullivan, there is a lot of new material in here. you were able to get access to politburo notes cia files what do you think you ultimately were able to add to her story? >> i don't think anybody has been able to speak to the number of people i spoke to. i was able to interview 40 different people in russia in georgia in london in the united states. i was able to get the fbi files,ed cia files some documents when i went to russia in the state archives. so it was precisely the right moment to write the book because all that material could be brought together in a way that i done think has been known before. and svetlana's story is so different from her father's story, you think you know stalin and then you find his daughter, this woman of principles of intelligence of humanitarian impulses. >> woodruff: different from the prisoner of this terrible set of circumstances that was taking place when

i apologize for commander oh sullivan, he's not going to be able to be here. we have a problem at the hotel with our president. my name is mario molina with the san francisco police department. currently the oic, the officer in charge of the behavioral science unit and cit coordinator for the department. my job entails assistant program for police officers, cit is under my umbrella. today we are going to give you a brief overview of the san francisco police department and what it's doing in the community especially with people with disabilities. terry birn is going to start the powerpoint. >> what is cit, it's a partnership between the sfpd and mental health providers and tries to fill the gap in the mental health care by identifying areas of the system which need improvement. >> [inaudible] >> cit stresses, [inaudible] >> i'm sorry. >> i'm at the age now. i can't wear my glasses. >> the cit identifies mental health illnesses. it dispels myths surrounding illness and identifies systems set up to help. cit stresses the use of time distance, and verbal persuasio

that car ran into a tree near the sullivan underpass.road is going to be closed in the southbound direction until at least noon. fremont investigators are on the ski. northbound is getting by. a good alternate is alvarado niles road. back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> imagine leave, the gym after a workout only to find that your car has been stolen. several law enforcement agencies from the south bay managed to nab the crew they believe is responsible. janine de la vega joins us live from san jose to tell us about it. what are people saying about this? >> reporter: tori, news of the burglaries have spread. some people, gym members say they feel vulnerable. they are trying not to bring valuables inside the lockers. but some things can't be afoeded like bringing in car keys. two men were acting sphish shusly in the -- sphish suspiciously at this ymca. one man went in and disstablthed the front desk employee while the other went in the locker room. they were stealing car keys an breaking into gym lockers. we spoke to a gym member who knew

leon: everybody was to help them except for jb sullivan. -- jamie sullivan. alison: we look forward to seeing that reunion. coming up at 5:00, half paycheck? find out how whole foods plan is to downsize. leon: refining the search. will lead investigators to those two escaped murderers -- to refine your search for the two escaped murderers. reporter: new details after a former high school athlete's discharge in another >> you're watching abc 7 news at 5:00. on your side. alison: a recent high school graduate faces murder charges after a stabbing we first told you about last night at 5:00 along castle boulevard and silver springs. montgomery county police -- latest on the investigation. >> we were shocked about it. reporter: news spread quickly after learning that 19-year-old mitchell zio, a former athlete, have been charged in another teens death. >> i was devastated. reporter: police arrived at the scene on castle boulevard on wednesday and asked 18-year-old derek benson who stabbed him. he told police it was mitchell. benson, a student in the alternative pro

sullivan's own father tipped off authorities about his son. >>> moving now from the threat of isis at home to the battle against isis overseas. tonight we have a ground-level view in iraq with the forces on the march to try and take that territory from isis. here's the rub. they're not american or iraqi troops but rather militias trained by iran, who in a twist now find themselves fighting the same enemy as the u.s. nbc's bill neely is on the front lines on the way to ramadi. >> reporter: on the road from baghdad it's not long before the signs of battle appear. smoke from the isis front line. religious fighters armed by iran. we're with a shia militia that's pushing isis back in anbar province, where a third of american troops died in one iraq war where another is now raging. anbar's capital ramadi fell to isis last month when iraq's army retreated. the militias aim to take it back with iran's help. these are the holy warriors of iraq that washington doesn't trust and won't support with air power. but they are effective shock troops against isis. they fought them here and won, and the

sullivan's father outside court struggling to understand. >> did you know any of this was going on?t was his emotional 911 call that set this months long investigation in motion. >> i don't know if it's isis or what but i come home and he's destroying buddhas and figure evens and burning stuff in the house. >> this is your son? >> yes. >> then the son can be heard in the background. >> why are you trying to -- you're going to throw me in jail. >> according to the fbi, justin sullivan laid out a chilling plot to kill as many as 1,000 people, first using an assault rifle at a bar or concert, then graduating to a bomb in a u haul. >> justin sullivan allegedly told the fbi after his arrest it was all just talk. he's the sixth had isis sympathizer arrested here in the last week alone as the fbi continues a nationwide sweep before the july 4th holiday. pierre thomas abc news, washington. >> expected it to be an emotional day in a boston courtroom as dzhokhar tsarnaev is sentenced to death. more than 20 survivors of the marathon bombings and family members of his victims are expected to gi

we will rely on jamie sullivan with impacts on that. the biggest threat will be the heavy rain and possibility of the hail. wind gusts over 60 miles per hour before the storm. again because the area we are in a low risk and a slight chance of isolated tornado. after it ends tonight, mostly cloudy. the temperatures will drop in the 60's overnight with lingering showers coming to an end. we will turn up the heat and the humidity in the next few days. 93 for the highs on thursday and friday. daily chance of showers and thunderstorms. typical summer fair! alison: we are used to that. leon: thank you. look to see what is coming up tonight on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- just ahead. no swimming allowed. find out why a woman can't step foot in her own pool and why she is turning to "7 on your side" for help. alison:out rage in laurel after vandals hit a home overnight. find out what police are doing about it tonight at 5:00. but first check of how the traffic is moving in this hour. jamie sullivan has details. jamie: this is a slow one for us. we ar

justin sullivan was arrested in a sting operation. the fbi saying he was inspired by isis and planning to kill as many as a thousand people. his own dad tipping off authorities in an emotional 911 call. >> i don't know if it's isis or what, but i come home and he's destroying buddhas and figurines and burning stuff in the house. >> this is your son? >> yes. >> reporter: authorities believe sullivan was radicalized by isis through social media. they say he planned to use an assault rifle at a bar or concert. then move on to a bomb planted in a u-haul. >>> politicians, retailers and everyday americans are taking sides in the battle over the confederate flag. a south carolina lawmaker voted to bedate on the future of the flag in their state capitol. hundreds rallied outside demanding that it be taken down. governors from maryland, virginia and north carolina now want the confederate symbol removed from specialty license plates, and amazon, ebay and sears have joined walmart in pulling products featuring the flag. >>> the country is getti

around the sullivan underpass. if you don't know where it is, you probably don't use that portion of mission boulevard. for those of you that pass the niles boulevard, that's where it is. a car went into the road. we don't know the extent of the injuries. the investigation is happening now. you can use niles boulevard as an alternate through the area, a surface street to the south. >> something to track. impressive explanation there. >> thank you. >> bill nye the science guy has to watch out. >>> the time is 6:10. a deadly crash caught on camera as two planes slide in midair. >>> hundreds of cows caught in rising flood waters. you're never going to see that video again, at least we hope not. how a group of cowboys 345 s ma to wrangle them in. >>> the senate fails to extent the patriot act. we'll walk you through what i means coming up after this. >>> a horrific sight in the sky over italy. two acrobatic planes collided before the start of a local air show, killing one pilot and injuring the other. there you see it.

gilbert and sullivan... all of the cathedrals... most of the cathedrals in europe... the internet all of those...they're the result of collaborators. >> many of his titles have been turned into movies including the summer 2015 release of the television series zoo, based on a patterson thriller. >> it's a fable...and it's a fable about really what man is doing to the environment. and in this case animals start to respond. they're threatened. >> but now patterson is expanding into children's publishing. >> a regular kid becomes a super hero! >> and to promote youth literacy he's partnering with some big names. >> if i go to a school it's like...yea! if i go in with lebron or dwayne or whatever...it's like yea!!! you know... so the kids are paying more attention. >> he says he's loves his fans...but there is one he is still waiting to hear back from... >> i sent flowers to the studio for marge, and this day i've never heard back. >> patterson talks about love and loss his son jack and independent book stores. also find out what prompted him to say this... >> ...finding you very thrilling

>> no. >> it was sullivan's father who first alerted authorities.fter his son apparently dowsed the house in gasoline. >> i don't know if it's isis or what. i come home and he's destroyed buddhas and figurines and burning stuff. we're scared to leave the house. >> sullivan can be heard in the background. >> you put gasoline in the house. >> i didn't do anything. >> his arrest and more than 30 others like it so far this year demonstrate isis' growing reach on the u.s. homeland. as well as a major effort by law enforcement to act quickly. >> isil has spent about a year investing in trying to reach troubled minds in the united states through >> now there is a new fear. one senator telling cnn, there is concern over time lone wolves may no longer act alone. joining together in teams, increasing the ability to carry out larger attacks like the killing in texas. >> you had a couple guys linked up for the attack. it is absolutely a concern. >> so far this year there have been at least 35 arrests for material support for terrorism. many of them for isis. th

agents began investigating justin sullivan back in april when his father called 911 to report violent behavior. detectives arrested sullivan last friday after she say he asked an undercover agent to build him a gun silencer. the teen lives in morgan ton, about 60 miles east of asheville. the fbi says sullivan talked about setting off a car bomb or chemical weapon. >>> the man who landed his gyro copter at the capitol rejected a plea deal. douglas hughes was in court today here in d.c. he says he is not taking the deal because it includes significant jail time and that's not right for what he calls an act of civil disobedience in which no one got hurt. hughes faces six charges now and has to come back for another hearing next month. >>> a hot summer afternoon and there's even hotter weather on the way. let's turn to storm team4 meteorologist veronica johnson. ville j, a bit of break today, respect we? >> a little bit of break for sure, light breeze pushing through the area, yes, the temperatures across the area have been in the upper 80s to low 90s, what you are looking at right now fr

joining us is richard, david and andrew sullivan.k about china right from the get-go because richard, $10 trillion. that is nothing to sniff at. richard: it really underscores the magnitude that is being seen in china. it shows investors cannot ignore it. the market cap is doubled this year. that is $5 trillion added which is the equivalent market cap to japan. the u.k. is about $3.8 trillion. it is really showing how much value has been added. of course, this is the relatively low in terms of gdp. bears would say this shows the risks of what happens when the stocks are reversed. angie: what do you say? >> it is part of the fact that china is opening up its economy. it is taking money from under the bed since the shadow banking system and putting it into the public arena. that is what the government wants to do. they want to keep it going. they had trouble getting money out of the bank's because they tend to focus on the soe's. that has helped them. it needs that capital market working in order to reform which is part of this future

agents arresting 19-year-old justin sullivan on friday.her first reported him when he destroyed religious items inside their home. investigators say he admitted to his plans to attack americans to an under cover agent who located him on line. his father says he simply has no regrets about turning in his son. listen to this. >> he was already in too deep and he just went farther than he probably should have. crossed the line. i'm true blue. that was the number one thing. >> i'm true blue. that was the number one thing. sullivan also planned to kill his parents and then recruit americans for isis. >>> another developing story to bring you. this one coming out of upstate new york. police could be a whole lot closer than ever in finding those two escaped prisoners. today, there are new reports that the cabin where the dna was found was owned by corrections officers including a high-ranking prison official. the killers' dna was also found on food and found prison-issued underwear miles away from the facility. in the meantime we're learning more

jamie sullivan is here with details. seven is on your side with a consumer alert about your water... niagara bottling has recalled 14 brands of bottled spring water because of e-coli concerns. the company bottles for companies like "7-11" -- "wegmans" -- and "nature's place." niagra water says one of it's pennsylvania water sources tested positive for e-coli earlier this month. sot dr. besser 01;01;09;47 one of the ways a company knows their water is safe to drink is testing it for ecoli, if they find ecoli in there, there's something wrong with their process. right now there are no reports of sickness. but you are urged not to drink the affected water without boiling it first. for a complete list of impacted bottles -- go to wjla.com. ad lib toss wx coming up on abc 7 news at 4... new details on the doug: the relative humidity. test. test. test. test. test. test. "abc7 news at 4:00". doug: it will start to warm up again. kimberly: i think people will take it. cooler. yeah. thank you, doug. jonathan: thank you, doug. com

your incredible work and look at it to program a little bit differently and certainly commander sullivan and officer rockwell it is really wonderful we'll - >> all roads lead to dr. marshall this is a family affair so as the summer going on he'll be hitting up the rest ever you. >> the other update we got at&t's an invitation but invite everyone from the commission to the rock resort at 6:30 you have an invitation but definitely want everyone to be there i'll pass that along and tomorrow i'll be at the job fair for the initiative we're again really, really trying to do doing everything we can to get people into careers in law enforcement does any of my colleagues have anything to report or do any colleagues okay inspector. >> commissioners announcements items aside for consideration for future commission meetings action. >> commissioner dejesus. >> art so i want to previous this in january we had a department of justice for a presentation of body cameras how much it will cost at the january meeting that was cost profbt i'd like to put on the agenda to get information for people is low th

the details on it arrest of the american teenager first. >> reporter: a complaint against justin sullivan details how the fbi first became aware of this 19-year-old muslim convert. it started with a 9/11 call his father made complaining to the operator his father was pouring gasoline on religious figureinefigurines. we are scared to leave the house. in the background justin can be heard saying why are you trying to say i am a terrorist repeatedly? >> the warning signs were there. that is why i you know made some calls. i am true blue. >> on june 6th an fbi undercover agent made e-mail contact with justin pretending to be a former jihadist. he asked if the man could make him a silencer and the 19-year-old conifiededfided he wanted to kill up to a thousand people. they delivered the silencer the to home and later agents arrested justin at the home and when asked about plans to wage a jihadist war here in the united states his response was quote i didn't mean it. he has been charged with providing support for a terrorist organization and a receipt for a silencer. >> lots of confused kids out

jamie sullivan is watching things for us. jamie: we have a look at the key bridge. this gives you an idea of what to expect. even though the sun is out and it gets lighter turn the headlights on. this is where the work is done with the water main break. all the traffic is using the left lane to get by the activity. it has been here all day. as far as the backup traffic is moving past well. not too much of an issue for you. keep in mind if it rains it may start to build. this is 30 miles per hour. as you work your way to bethesda, it's 15 miles per hour. look at this in bethesda. pull up a live shot to give you a better idea of what to expect in silver springs. we have a lot of congestion in the area that is a look at traffic. back to you. alison: thank you. dangerous flash flooding in the eastern u.s. recent flooding was so bad in new jersey. look at this. you can so the fish flopping in the street. leon: this is the same system that left texas under water. states are struggling today. we have more. >> flash flooding turns roads to rivers from virginia to new york.

alison: let's check on the traffic with jamie sullivan. jamie: we have slow spots. this is 95 sorry, not 66. but 66 is slow. 95 is as well. this is a traffic working your way south near dunfree. this is normal congestion. no crashes. the's slowing for you to get into virginia and maryland is heavy. on the top side through the montgomery county. working your way to lantam we are slowing. this is continuing to the wilson bridge. we talk about the inner loop delay. this is the spot the heaviest that will take you to under 20 minutes. i said 66 was heavy through fairfax. the heaviest stretch. heading to the beach look outside. a heavy traffic right now. this is about a five-mile stretch of slowing. that is en route 50 heading outbound between the highway and the severn river bridge. alison: have a great weekend. thank you. 12-year-old richmond area boy accused of stealing his father's truck to take it on a 300-mile joyride. this happened prince george's county 30 miles south of richmond. the boy skipped school and made it to south carolina. someone called 911 after seei

>> no. >> reporter: it was sullivan's father who called 911 in april after his son apparently dousedouse in gasoline. >> i don't know if it's isis or what but he's -- i come home and he is destroying but das and figure figurines and burning stuff. >> you are burning the house. >> reporter: his arrest and 30 others like it this year demonstrate isis' growing reach on the u.s. homeland. as well as a major effort by law enforcement to act quickly. >> isil has spent about a year investing in trying to reach troubled minds in the united states through social media to come to their caliphate to fight or kill where they stand. >> reporter: and there is a new fear there is concern that over time lone wolves may no longer act alone, joining together in teams increasing their ability to carry out larger scale attacks. >> you had a couple of guys who linked up and were in touch with an islamic state official in syria. so yes, it's a concern. >> thanks to jim sciutto for that report. >>> in syria, isis militants have blown up two ancient shrines in palmyra images were shown of explosions that re