frederick road is closed between westchester and columbia pike. and because of the seriousness of the situation and what happened there, 23 of the 80 cars derailed. they were carrying coal. the cleanup will take all day and therefore authorities there are telling us that frederick road is closed between westchester and columbia pike. i'll be back with more traffic coming up in my next report in a few minutes. back to you guys. >>> the prince george's county police department is mourning the loss of a young officer and as they grieve, investigators are looking for two suspects. >> the same to people officer adrian morris was chasing when his patrol car crashed. jessica doyle is live at police headquarters in palmer park with the latest on the story. good morning, jess. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. this is a huge loss for the prince george's county police department. they are mourning the loss of one of their own. he is officer adrian morris, just 23 years old, on the police force for just two years. the officer lost his life after a po

main street is closed between westchester and columbia pike. csx trains hauling coal derailed overnight. it is a deadly situation in that area and the cleanup will take all day. so what i suggest take you do is use old columbia pike or route 40 as your alternate routes. our anchors did speak to county executive ken ulman earlier this morning. he tells us that detours are posted throughout the area and please stay away from that area if you can today with that cleanup and investigation. we'll take you over to a live picture. this time show what you it looks like here on the beltway. it looks like that accident was cleared up at route 1 a while ago. no delays left over because of it. we're looking good really on the outer loop right through silver spring and over to 270. no issues to report as you head in from frederick. let's go over to virginia. this time we'll take a look on the northbound side of 95 and 395 where if you're planning to head nobody, you have the normal slow stuff through woodbridge and springfield as well. we'll take a live loo

thank you, westchester. [laughter] >> there's also a small marker down near -- [inaudible] >> great. and there's a small marker highlighting bayard's contributions near the u.n. in bryant park. i'm, ralph bunch park. thank you, walter. .. so too did a great episode law rights movement was successful in the 1950's and the 1960's, so to the significant shift and a white movement in this country, far most of the 20th century with the exception of say the 1920s and maybe a slice of woodrow wilson's presidency, the country was increasingly moving to the left book ended by theater roosevelts politics and and and common aiding in lyndon baines johnson administration. so, the question that i have is, here is a man who is not only black, he is painted red, not as a socialist tank and its. he carries a tremendous burden of representing a kind of politics, personal empowerment wedded to social justice that costs people their lives, particularly in the south, particularly the height of the mccarthy era something that we

frederick road is closed it westchester and columbia pike. it will be this way throughout the day. i'll have more on this coming up in my next report at 5:00. back you to, mike. >>> it is 4:56. the nationals are now 30 games over 500. for the first time since coming to washington. last night they start add three- game series with the second place braves so this was important. tied at 4 in the 13th inning. one on. a chopper. no one gets to this. danny espinoza goes for third on the play. make it is safely. there he is sliding in. next up chad tracy. first pitch. the braves do not make the play. espinoza scores. your washington nationals beat the braves 5-4 in 13 innings. the game ended at 12:30 this morning. >>> the all male membership at one of the most prestigious golf clubs in the united states augusta national is about to change dramatically. it is admitting its first female members in more than eight decades. they have invited former secretary of state condoleezza rice and darla moore to become the first women wearing a green jacket. both women accepted the invitation. that end

they've taken to the local church in westchester, and julia was schooled at a quaker school in westchester and the insistence on schooling quaker homes and schools and she takes those values of nonviolence and the unity of the human family and human inequality and passes those on to buyers so clearly. she also take takes the black church values with the emphasis on the great stories from the hebrew scripture which is a story of the exodus, joining together to free the slaves. he passes that story on as well along with conviction they move to free the slaves right here and right now. you don't need to wait until you get to having to experience human liberation. you don't have to wait until to experienced justice. in fact you need to do it right now. so she passes on to bayard and also passes on to him a key lesson about his identity, and one of her favorite sections of the bible comes from psalms, and one of her favorite is 1996 in which it says i reside in the shadow of the almighty what is just and right into good and she takes that lesson and passes that on to bayard saying it doesn't ma

a multi vehicle crash on frederick road east of westchester road. monument street is closed near patterson park. cleanup in the city as well. the major roadways are checking out ok. 62 on the harrisburg expressway eat. 61 along the top side outer loop of the beltway. no problems on the major roadways. this is 95 at the fort mchenry toll plaza. everything is moving just fine. this is 795 at owings mills boulevard. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now for a check of the buses and trains, we go to kurt kronke. >> good morning. moving along nicely on the marc trains. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. a slight delay on the light rail. the 22 bus is operating with a delay. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> we will start in the tropics. we have a tropical storm isaac and this storm has been getting better organized overnight. it is about 200 miles east of the windward islands. this will take a number track than the other storms we have had appeared the tropical seas it has been pretty busy. this one might be different. we

millss near ellicott drive which is near westchester. making the drive in from virginia, a live look of springfield, 95 looking good. there's road construction on 95 through thornton. brecht brief delays right there. looks good for the most part don northbound make your way to the springfield interchange. 201 looks good. looks good on in maryland as well as in virginia. back to you. >> thank you. investigators need help finding suspect involved in the chase a prince george's county police officer. 23-year-old adrian morris and thepartner were pursuing patrol caren their left the road and crashed into a ditch. adrian morris died. his partner suffered non-life- threatening injuries. stephen tschida has more. >> a horrific accidents off 95 involving two young prince george's county police officers. of the officers pleaded with at the scene to help his adrian morris, who had vehicle.wn from the >> he kept yelling at his give morrisng just some attention. thought he was ok. morris was pronounced dead a princehile later at george's hospital ce

between november and january and that is why we are here >> she is taking a cooking class at northern westchester hospital where professional chefs teach cardiac patients how to reduce the risk of heart disease >> eliminate sodium, processed food, sugar, and try to get them on a high fiber plant-based diet >> patients are also urged to change the way they eat. for example, to relax before dining >> for the digestive and science. we really tried to keep bringing people to the table >> there are also lessens explaining how food works in the body as well as stalking the pantry and grocery shopping. >> we read labels like crazy now >> what to look for? >> fiber content and fat content >> hospital is keeping tabs, checking patients every three months to see how they haven't proved. a number of bay area hospitals offer similar kinds of help to cardiac patients. ucsf recommends keeping kitchen stocked with healthy staples like grains and beans and healthy facts and that patients shop regularly for lean protein and fresh produce. kaiser found that it was reduced 30% from the rest of the country. >> that

so they took him to a place in westchester where their kernal was.the kernal was -- he didn't know what to do. he knew washington was traveling to harvard so he print -- sent a note to general washington saying he had found something suspicious, so in effect there is a race going on. how to get to washington before the note gets to arnold. and washington is now fish kill, one town away from where the arnold's family house is and he is expected for breakfast at 11:00 a.m.. and he says to his entourage, let's stop, i want to inspect this. it was either lafayette or hamilton who said oh no we have to go your excellency. we will be late for breakfast in washington says oh i know. few young men are all in love with mrs. arnold and then you can't wait to see her. and he offered them to go ahead to obey their commander. and so with both notes headed lickety-split. guess where the first note got to? >> so it gets to the robinson house where the arnold's are staying so benedict arnold reads the note and quickly goes upstairs and tells peggy and according to w

so they took him to a place in westchester where their colonel was.the colonel was mystified by this. he didn't know what to do. he knew washington was traveling to hartford. so he sent the prisoner and a note to arnold with messengers and guards. and he sent a note to general washington -- >> saying he found something suspicious. so in effect there's a race going on, how will the milky to washington before the note gets to arnold. >> and washington is now in fishkill, one town away from where the arnold family house is. and he's expected for breakfast, 11 a.m. and he says to his entourage, let's stop, want to inspect this. it was either washington or hamilton, according to washington irving. he said no, no, no. we have to go, your excellencies. we will be late for breakfast with general arnold. and washington says oh, i know. you young men are all in love with mrs. arnold and you can't wait to see her. and he offered them to go ahead but they obeyed their commander. so with both notes headed lickety-split for both men, guess where the first note got

this is the runway set up at westchester county airport. seneca had been given permission to take off going to the east, right? and the piper cherokee was given permission to land going to the north. at the very same time. the faa rules say the seneca was supposed to be able to take off and clear that intersection before any plane ever lands, but here's what happened. this plane came in, it landed short, and it just, just missed landing on top of this plane as it was taking off. this plane going north said, and put this on the screen quoting to the tower. the tower says: >> reporter: nobody at the airport was aware of the near collusion until the outgoing pilot who almost got hit by the incoming seneca actually notified the faa. the faa now says it is running a full investigation about this and how the sequence got messed up and how two planes, again for how many times in the past four or five months, came so close to colliding in midair. megyn: that is just chilling. >> reporter: yeah. megyn: just, you know, just as you're thinking you're

main street is closed between westchester avenue and old column would pike.ant to take route 40 instead. closer into town you do have construction on the west side of town. the one i want to tell but the most is going to be on the outer loop between route 7 and 66. there were 30-minute closures at times overnight and at times only one lane getting through so that's a big one on the west side of town. let's take you to the northbound side of 395. no problems duke street as you head up to the 14th street bridge. you're going to be just fine this morning. we'll go back over to the maps and head to the other side of town. taking a look at the beltway, there is construction here on the inner loop after route 1. it continues to kenilworth avenue. you want to stay to the left to get around here. a quick live look at connecticut avenue. the beltway running smoothly. more coming up at 4:39. >>> prince george's county police are revealing more information about the death of officer adrian morris. the officer was not wearing a seat belt when his patrol car struck a guar

main street is still closed near westchester road. avoid that again this morning. monument street is closed near patterson park. the major roadways are checking out ok. 11 minutes on the outer loop all the way down to the west side. 80 minutes between the 95's. no delays. -- 18 minutes between the 83's. looking good on the inner and the outer loops. this is the beltway at liberty road. very light volume for this time of the morning. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> 9 people are recovering following a boating accident on wednesday. a state delegate was among the victims. don dwyer was on one of the boats. two boats collided on a wednesday night in pasadena. there were nine victims including five children. >> one boat was coming at a higher rate of speed and the other boat was telling a child in a tube. they seemed to be approaching each other pretty quickly. >> don dwyer is listed in stable condition. >> crews are working to restore service after this week's deadly train derailment in ellicott city. >> several road closures remain in effect this morning. c

closed on frederick road between westchester and columbia pike. probably be awill get around the closure. we will be closed for most of day. see how things are looking for around the capital beltway. bad for the start of your drive. if you are making the drive on 270, we have not seen any major delays or disruptions at boulevard. 95 out of baltimore looks pretty pretty695 to 495 on the beltway. in virginia, there is a trouble spot. fairfax county parkway 286 is closed between 123. center parkway before their blocking two southbound lanes and one northbound lane. back to you. >> thank you. it is another new milestone for apple >> . rob nelson has details for us. a new milestone for apple. on monday that the technology overtook microsoft to become the most valuable public with a marketf value of over $623 billion. there is good news for microsoft. the company's windows telephones are expected to outsell end of thisy the year. put windows in third apple and android devices. good news for millions of plants versus zombies fans. a new version of the vi

the trail to raiment has shut down main street between old columbia pike and westchester road. you a look outside the major roadways. the outlook is showing delays all away from belair road to perring parkway. 95 to 4 mckendree looks good northbound and southbound. >> keeping our eye on the tropics. tropical storm is it is heading west -- isaac is heading west. keep our eye on florida. the national hurricane center has aimed at the west coast of florida. 65 degrees and b.w.i. thurgood marshall, 74 downtown highs in the mid 80's this afternoon. ♪ >>> it's 7:30 now on a thursday morning, the 23rd of august 2012. those young ladies in a packed crowd on rockefeller plaza. and we'll hear from carly rae jepsen and owl city in our 8:30 hour. and we thank them for stopping by. we'll go outside and say hello to all those nice people in just a few minutes. meanwhile i'm matt lauer and here's savannah guthrie. >> hey, i just met you. >> this is crazy. >> and here's my number. >> lose it. >> i had to try it. look at who is here with us, ryan lochte. he's certainly been keeping himself busy

. >> we have an afternoon event near philadelphia in the town of westchester. we're ending the night in virginia where paul ryan will stump tomorrow. >> ron mott, continue to emphasize, folks, always watch the tv ad dollars. a lot of times events in states in the battleground are tied to fund raising. that's what today is. not on tv in pennsylvania. by the way, not on tv this week in wisconsin, either. we'll have more on that later in the show. up next, private practice. we have a rare look at a topic both mitt romney and president obama don't talk much about. their own faith. the presidential candidates, though, did open up about religion in exclusive interviews. we have the first look at it. and still to come, the latest fund raising numbers are in. who is winning the all important campaign cash race. i want to talk about this issue of are the republican campaign's chickens copping home to roost? but first a look ahead at the president's schedule and mitt romney's schedule today. the president has a long cross country stop. he's doing rallies in columbus, ohi

. >> now, new york, westchester. liz:, that is a nice area. a lot of hedge fund guys, ceos might be taking time. the volume comes down. in chicago i bet you have your own indicators of what the market is doing and why. >> you know, on a technical basis this market has made a really nice rally. i'm not surprised to see it come back. you're going to see some profit-taking. there is a whole lot out there. i think the fed ease thing is being way overblown. an important point about stale data come as we have to keep an eye and that. we might see a little bit of al. we tested love 1400's. 1390. if we have some terrific event you will get down to 1375. in the long run i'm positive. let's keep an eye and the economic data that's coming out and that would give us a good indication as to whether the fed should do any type of these. liz: and let you give us the perspective of don't overblow what's being done. stay tuned until traders on the floor of the chicago merc to watch. he's talking about that very issue. before that, head over to the nymex. i was

>> we wanted to talk about the shooting to both the dobbs ferry police department and the westchestery district attorney janine piero. repeated requests were denied. in her book, pirro says no question, the shooting was racially motivated. race dominated the headlines but never came up at trial. instead, prosecutors claimed deguglielmo shot charles campbell in a murderous rage. assistant district attorney, patricia murphy telling the jury, quote, this is a case about revenge, this is a case about retribution, this is a case about payback. prosecutors argue the father, son and son-in-law ganged up on campbell so campbell had no schois but to grab a bat from his car. >> i know chaz. when he grabbed that bat, the idea of getting that bat was to just show either back on up, you know, i'm not trying to start nothing here but i will finish it, take care of charging them. so he swung, i think, once at the father. >> do you think charles campbell could have killed your father, had that third hit struck him? >> sure. absolutely. it was a metal baseball bat. >> everyone's saying it's over a par

today that man will be laid to rest in westchester county. 41 years old man was shot and killed last week by a former co- worker who blamed him for being fired last year. >>> also, where's the money? that question from the family members of victims in the colorado shooting. they say some $5 million have been donated since the shooting but they haven't seen any of it. one relative says the first disbursement of funds went to various charities instead of the victims of the shooting. the head of the community first foundation says the organization is in the process of arranging a meeting with the victims. >>> a health alert now as we head towards flu season. federal health officials warn that children with neurological disorders face a higher risk from dying of the flu. a cdctudy found of the 300 flu-related deaths in children in 2009, 60% had an underlying condition. 2/3 of those kids had a disorder such as cerebral palsy or epilepsy. cdc doctors stressed the importance that these children get the flu vaccine. >>> coming up, we are going to introduce you to a man who is living proof th

he's speaking live at a campaign stop in westchester, pennsylvania. >> next time you hear about president obama, tell him to keep his hands off medicare. next time you look at your paycheck, take a look at your payroll taxes. it's a helicopter museum, we're going to have helicopters flying around. take a look at your payroll taxes. those are supposed to go to two programs, social security and medicare. and now because of the president they're being siphoned off to partially pay for obama care too. and we're going to stop that from happening. we're not just going to talk about how the other guys have failed. we're not just going to talk about the miserable record of failed leadership by president obama. we're going to offer you solutions. we're going to come together with ideas that get this economy growing and get us back on track. let me give you five right now. of all places, pennsylvania, marseilles shale. we have energy in this country. let's use the energy in this country. [ cheers and applause ] all of it. coal, shale, oil, gas, knnuclea renewable, that creates jobs. that's one idea

even more troubling, though officials at westchester county airport, north of new york city, only learned about the incident from the pilot. the controller never reported it. >>> a stark, new reality for the middle-class, long considered the engine of the u.s. economy. new figures prove that the last decade has been the worst since world war ii. median income dropping from nearly $73,000 to $69,000. but the real story, the middle-class itself has shrunk. it included more than 60% of americans in the early 1970s. but today, it includes barely half. just 51% of all americans. >>> and this morning, california's governor has declared a state of emergency in three northern counties as a massive wildfire, you see it here, advances towards more homes. just how quickly the flames can flare in heavy winds is what you're seeing there. the fire, by the way, only about half contained. >>> and a bizarre and tragic crash in los angeles. a car struck a fire hydrant, you see there, and a utility pole. it brought down the power line. sadly, two good samaritans who rushed in to help the driver were killed

ministry remains closed between old columbia and westchester road.affic pattern there. we will give you a live look outside just north of security boulevard. it looks like two left lanes are blocked. two squeezing by. that volume of traffic is just terrible. old court road, you can see that that traffic is almost a dead stop there past 795 down to the accident scene approaching security boulevard. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> it is a mild start to the day. 77 degrees downtown. 71 at b.w.i. thurgood marshall. across the day, rock hall sitting at 70 degrees. currently seeing a lot of clouds on the satellite picture, with a storm system developing down to the south. this guy is what is going to affect our weather going into the weekend. more clouds, better chances for rain. but today, mostly dry. clouds continue to increase. down to the 60 tonight, >>> 24th day of august, 2012. we have come outside to hang out with a big crowd on the plaza. these folks are here to see the grammy winning band train perform for our entire 8:30 half hour, whi

the jet blew and westchester are cutting this by about 1 in..ve the extra interest to the people that fly in the premium seats. earlier this year southwest announced they would do a similar thing for they would move the seats about 1 in. closer together. >> mark: they don't want to charge more for the tickets so they say you can be crammed or you can pay more. >> mark: we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues we have a live look out over san francisco. [music] >> darya: residents have been allowed back into their dorm at uc-berkeley because there with a gas line that ran into the building. >> darya: the legal battle between the two technology giants will now go to the jury for deliberations. checkout this video in from the america's cup practice races this is from yesterday. a viewer shot this for us. thank you for giving us this. this is the new zealand team. they flipped over and this match race against the swedish team. no one was hurt but that is some pretty amazing video that showed and enter the but those guys and they're

westchester road remains closed. emergency road work all morning in held for. -- in halethorpe. another one in ohio and ontario street. a few incidents to watch for. west side of the beltway, we'll see most of the delays this morning. old court road, jammed from 795 to edmondson ave. if you extra minutes. switching over to an live view of 895 and potee street. backing and little bit because of construction on the steel bridge. tony has a check of the forecast. >> so far so good, weather-wise. 6 to 2 in parkton. 63 degrees and a westminster. 20% chance for a thunderstorm this afternoon. most of you will not see rain. high temperatures between 80 and 85. dry conditions thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday. >> thanks for joining us. another update at 8:55. august 22nd, 2012. we are gearing up for a good time on the plaza. tomorrow carly rae jepsen is going to be here. owl city will be here playing that song "good times." that song will be in their heads all day long. >> friday fraem winning band train will be here. this is one of those occasions where you'll actually get to choos

let's go to sandra in westchester, pennsylvania.g. >> caller: i agree also that his gaffes won't hurt much. these people are walking around with rose-colored glasses. they don't think romney can do any harm. they're so against the positive that can happen with the democratic party and the president. they will vote for him anymore. >> peter: good point sandra. naureen, let me ask you about how romney sort of reigns it back in. he's going to have to have a moment here where he recaptures his mojo which i hate saying. i apologize but he's going to have to sort of recapture any sort of movement forward. what happens next for romney? >> sure. well his -- he's going to announce his pick of vice president soon and that's a great way to change the subject and get it back on your terms. i'm sure they're going to have some kind of high production value roll-out of it. capture headlines for awhile. they'll be vetted aggressively by the media. but knowing romney and how meticulous his team is, he'll pick someone who is very, very solid and has

. >> westchester, new york. bill, republican. >> i have two questions. one of them is -- what is your position on the change pro laws and illegal immigrants voting? the voter id laws down in florida, which should be done throughout the country, american citizens, whether or not they are hispanic, black, white, or asian, them being the only ones eligible to vote in the election. i would like to know what the hispanic community is regarding the obama eric holder position around drug cartels. they have killed 50,000 mexicans in mexico. they are arming the drug cartels. i am understand why the hispanic community is giving so much support to an administration that is not only selling guns, but a president who is basically trying to hide it with his executive privilege. >> thank you for the question. on the voting rights, voting is one of the most precious things in our country. my husband served in the marine corps for years. we have to thank them for the freedoms that we have, which includes voting. we need to secure our voting rules. like showing identifica