having those two years at chicago especially the first two and wheaton, you cannot we still a wheaton grad and you cannot tell a chicago grad. different schools, there are a lot of schools that legal mark and i didn't pick them. >> jeff, right here. why don't you stand up? >> wait for the mic. .. >> it stick. >> i have detected no variation on the age range. by students have been raised in a certain way and to strive to get into yale and they have been working to cure fatal diseases and founding companies they are perfect but yet they have not been given a moral vocabulary. one of my students said to me we are so hungry. we are so hungry. i don't think there is any age difference or education difference. i spoke to 16,000 people who sell cosmetics the education is probably different in this room there is no difference how you have to phrase it or understand it. but the churches and synagogues who are completely serious those that have the urge to do this it belongs to the demographic category. >> but my main concern is that huge amount of idealism is a deep distrust of politics and it

all entrance escalators temporarily out of service at the wheaton station right now. they are telling us that elevators are available of course as well as buses to shuttle people to the next station. eun, back to you. >>> today, you may be affected by some road closures in and around annapolis because of some high-flying acts. take a look at the blue angels conducting practice runs. during those runs parts of 450 and the naval academy bridge will be closed. >>> we're learning verizon will not renew its naming rights. the currently deal expires in 2018. they are beginning the process to find a new naming rights partner. the venue opened in 1997 as the mci standard. >> i remember that. weather and traffic on the 1s. tom kierein here. >> good morning. waiting for the metro and the bus this morning, it's going to be steamy and humid. a little break in the cloud cover. then partly cloudy between 8:00 and 9:00 very humid. temperatures in the low 70s. next weather and traffic on the 1s. look at your memorial day weekend and beach forecast. that's in about ten minutes. now, m

northeast d.c., bethesda, the heaviest part of the storms, chevy chase, north bethesda, kensington, wheaton. the storm is already entering northwest d.c. wilson bridge, south come just getting rain. to the west, fairfax county, annandale, the intense part of the storm, but that is not severe. southeast d.c. is not included in the warning, only northwest and northeast in the district, the heaviest storms. bethesda, coming in, looks like great falls mclean, langley fairfax county and south. the stormwatch seven doppler radar, the wider view, storms from west to east. we have a general line of storms northwest to southeast. hot today, nearly 90, 91 fredericksburg. the rain is moving through, the cooler temps coming, down to 80. the humidity has been stifling most noticeable as it makes its return, well into the mid-90's today. the overall picture, satellite and radar, we are in this pattern for a while, the heat and humidity sparking showers and storms. graduation on the mall for george washington, have your rain gear handy. we will take you through the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. k

he told investigators that he and a family member snatched the lyons sisters from the mall in wheaton in 1975. investigators think the girls were sexually assaulted and killed. they've spent months searching a family report in west virginia where they think the girls might be buried without finding bodies. the execution of these two search warrants are a clear indication investigators are trying to he could the pressure on the welch family. there have been no charges against them except the charge of a perjury for mrs. welch for not telling all she knows to a virginia grand jury. investigators will not comment on what they may or may not have found at this home here. >>> it has been a tumultuous time for the united states secret service after a series of high profile security breaches at the white house and other lapses involving alleged agent misconduct, but today as the agency scrambles to rebuild only on 9 tonight andrea mccarren brings us an exclusive look at how one of the world's most private agencies pays tribute to its fallen colleagues and joins us live from the white house w

sexually assault one of the girls after the men and a third family member snatched them from the wheaton mall in 1975. court affidavits in this case tell us investigators think the girls were abducted in maryland, then transmitted, killed and burr -- transported, killed and buried on that farm in virginia, but no bodies have been found and there is no indication the search warrants executed here in hyattsville in the last 24 hours turned up any human remains in this 40-year- old mystery. live in hyattsville scott broom, wusa9. >> thank you. the only charges in that case filed so far against 65-year- old patricia welch who is accused of lying to the grand jury in virginia about what she knew about the lyons sisters disappearance. >>> graphic details in the case against a couple accused of breaking into a home in mclean and then torturing an attorney and his wife. mola lenghi is live at fairfax county courthouse with some new information. what do you know? >> reporter: here at the fairfax county courthouse we heard some emotional and as you said often very graphic testimony from leo and su

you know know i have different academic experience going to wheaton college. the joke they are was the administration had and premarital sex because it may lead to dancing. [laughter] and i found it to be, i studied the elegy at wheaton college and it was a decision by parents in really understand this bar is the economics of studying theology in college that it was a place to get some things settled and i'm not sure how much of our educational process is now oriented towards getting some things settled. so these have to come from somewhere and unfortunately they are now coming onto "the new york times" bestsellers list as well. .. not all schools celebrate that. having those two years at chicago, especially the first two, you can always tell a weeden grad, can always tell a chicago grad. different schools like kenyon a lot of schools that leave the mark and i can pick the people out. >> right here. why don't you stand up so -- >> want to know -- >> wait for the mic. >> [inaudible] >> wait for the mic. >> you mention seems little bit driven by age. it would be

he has now resigned from the board of wheaton college.rged with breaking federal banking laws by covering up the sexual abuse of a minor. some people in the town say they are shocked, while others say they're not surprised. >> not surprised one bit. just seems the norm now with politicians running wild with sex scandals money scandals you know just basic thievery. >> the identity of the man hastert allegedly paid off has not been released. authorities have told nbc news it is a former student. >>> we continue to follow breaking news tonight. beau biden, the vice president's son, has died after a battle with brain cancer. beau biden was 45. >>> developing right now, you're looking live tonight at the capitol. senators are preparing for a rare sunday session. what they plan to do and why the session may already be doomed to fail. that's coming up next. >> just all devastated at what happened. >> the death toll rises in the texas floods and tonight a brand-new threat plus emergency crews rush to a >>> new at 11:00, the death toll is rising f

i had a different academic experience going to wheaton college. the joke there was that the administration banned premarital sex because it might lead to dancing. [laughter] >> i found it to be -- i studied the ago at wheaton college and it was a decision my parents didn't really understand. the economics of studying theology in college but it was a place to get some things settled. and i'm not sure how much of our educational process is now orient towards get something things settled. and so it has to come from somewhere, and fortunately now comes on "the new york times" bestseller list as well. >> say one thing.wheaton. when i was writing the book i went to a lot of schools and presented it to get feedback, and by far the best session i had was the seven professors at wheaton. and i meet a lot of wheaties since. usually in bars late at night. [laughter] >> lower manhattan the wheaties are out of control. but i've always sensed a strange simple sim pat co. the crip school of chicago is -- i don't know -- a sell brat school. no. -- i'm going awful

the wheaton area by 4:28. riding along areas of 495. the beltway, during the evening rush here. that other storm. we continue to track it. possibly producing some hail. it will be making its way toward winchester and right down 17. we've got three pretty good clusters out there. what we expect the storm to hang on until 7:00 maybe as late as 8:00 p.m. here's a look at 7:00 p.m. in the future weather. another line coming through when we lose the daytime heating. here's 9:00 this evening down around fredericksburg and maybe to the north around hagerstown. we could see some showers lingering. our big storm chances over by around 8:00. the temperatures at 79 degrees. we'll cool very quickly to 70 by 9:00. 66. this weather system that is helping to cause these thunderstorms across the area will start to wash out. tomorrow with an easterly wind i think we'll mainly see. there's that front that will wash out. the storms mostly along and to the north of it. tomorrow it is mostly going to be some fog in the morning. clouds across the area during afternoon and maybe a sprinkle or two duri

even parts of the metro alexandria coming in, near bailey's crossroads, even just north of wheaton, a couple of isolated showers. a lot of people said, we did not get anything. delray, it just missed you. live doppler right now on the radar screen, not a whole lot. very mall, isolated showers. the latest showers at this time self fredericksburg, king george, westmoreland county, even towards fredericksburg. spotsylvania county, showers going on right now. 83 degrees in washington, and the humidity might be most noted. outside at our nation's maybe a little bit of hayes -- haze. a setting sun, and the cloud cover has gone away. the bigger picture, the features you can start to see here, that strong cold front, another round of severe weather. ana in the south, and the national weather system has said, you know what? this is the last update we're going to give on ana. it is just a tropical depression. and i just mentioned with kellye , the moisture streaming in, and with that, scattered showers and dorms. some sunshine, and some of the hottest temps we have had so far. tomorrow morning,

wheaton says he's all for it. >> i was in the loma prieta at the time, i would have gotten out of the house. >> we added a lot of people to the plan and it's already caught up to us. >> reporter: places like japan and mexico build early warning systems in response to major quakes. california's system would work the same by detecting fast moving but less powerful size man waves and issuing a warning before the slower destructive wave arrives. it's estimated the system will cost $80 million with a target of 2016 for completion. >> if you have sirens that warn people that imminent danger is coming it could save lives. >> that's it for this week's second look. i'm julie haener, thank you so much for watching. he bassinet. or we can save five hours and go around the corner to baby town. what are you doing all day? jay! it's fine, mom. no, it's not fine. today's manny's birthday. aw, jeez. i'm sorry, kid. don't worry. reuben's family's taking me for a birthday lunch. you see? even the reubens remembered. we'll be back at 6:00, and we're taking you to a special birthday dinner. okay? we are?

north and east of wheaton making its way to ashton and montgomery county. eventually college park. another shower here moving east to fair fax county. we will watch it in the evening. i think the overall trend will diminish as we lose heating. warm and muggy. 86 in washington-dulles. lower 80's in many areas especially in regions that have had showers to cool them down. in the process of cooling them down, it just jack up the humidity levels as well. plenty of warm in the east. cooler air to the west. cooler temperatures will arrive. not going to have daytime highs in 40's. we'll have them in the 70's when the front passes. tomorrow may be isolated shower or thunderstorm as the front passes through. later in the day it will turn breezy. clearing skies and we will get cooler, less humid. progressively through wednesday and thursday more cool, dry air arrives. it will be a nice weather pattern. if you have plans for the holiday weekend take a look. this is what we'll do first. give you a look and then straight through the next seven. for tomorrow, 87. still muggy. chance of thunderst

so headed toward rockville, raining there now, wheaton at about 6:49 and college park at 7 cloth 15. main threat -- 7:15. the main threat will be heavy downpours. going out 66, that's never fun either this time of day, back to the ferryville, very heavy rain. a few heavy storms tonight. there goes our yellow alert. bus stop temperatures nice, upper 50s to around 70 and a warm and dry finish to the week friday. futurecast 10:00 tonight still leftover showers, yellow, lighter activity south of manassas, south of 66, back into i-81 corridor. by morning there will be clouds around, partly sunny, upper 50s north and west, low 60s downtown, by 9:00 60s across the board, a couple sprinkles. it's all green which indicates light activity. then by 6:00 tomorrow around 80 with a couple sprinkles or showers popping up across parts of the metro area. day planner 62 at 7:00, 73 by 11:00 and 77 despite the clouds by 1:00. friday a warm finish, 83, saturday not bad. keep your tea times, a few thunderstorms late 75. for mom, good time to download our weather app. there's futurecast on it. if you're c

making its way toward wheaton. and then in and around northwest d.c. right here where our station is. and then you just follow it down toward i-95 down route 1. cross over the river and you're into portions of prince george's county. charles county you saw a big time storm earlier. now you're seeing another one around the 301 region. to the north and west. a lot of lightning with that and more lightning toward king george county. we're not done with this just yet. we'll continue to see it for the next hour to two hours and then we're done. the dew point still at 71. very muggy. that will stay that way right through day. the temperatures still in the 70s for the most part. 69 toward huntington. the wider picture shows the showers and storms we saw and then look at the push from the west. that's what we're dealing with. that's that line that has developed. farther to the west i want to point your attention to this line. notice behind it we have clearing skies. that's the front. it will move through during the day and boy, will we see some changes. 86 in

crime told investigators that he, his uncle and a third family member snatched the lyon sisters from wheaton mall in 1975, then 10 and 12ful investigators think the girls were -- 12. investigators think the girls were sexually saw and killed. they have not found their bodies so far. the execution of two search warrants today in hyattsville a clear indication investigators are trying to keep the pressure on the welch family, a family they say has not told everything that it knows about the disappearance of the lyon sisters. in hyattsville, scott broom, wusa9. >> so far prosecutors have only charged 65-year-old patricia welch for lying of her knowledge of the girls' disappearance to a grand jury in virginia. >>> a couple will stand trial for what had to be one of the most bizarre home invasions. alicia and andrew schmuhl are accused of abducting, stabbing and torturing her former boss and his wife inside their own mclean home. the incident happened about a month after a leisure aves fired from a -- alicia was fired from a law firm. >>> today tenacious topper says we've got some pleasant stuff

resigned from his alma mater wheaton college. he was charged with breaking banking laws.sh money to cover up sexual misconduct with one of his students when he was a high school teacher in yorkville, illinois in the '70s. some people in town say they are shocked while others are not surprised. >> seems the norm now with politician s politicians running wild with money scandals, just basic thievery. >> the identity of the man hastert paid off was not released. hastert's lawyer has not commented on challenge. >> a gun shop creating controversy. critics say it could hurt business. supporters say they want somewhere close they can go. bureau chief tells us how the battle is moving online. >> at nova firearms in mclane, the space is a little tight. when they spotted this vacant story they jumped signing a five-year lease. >> nice amount of space, perfect wide open showroom. >> rachel dresser says they weren't prepared for the opposition that recently surfaced in the form of this petition asking the landlord to stop plans to lease to nova firearms. jane whiter was an early sign

the "washington post" costco is asking a judge to step in and allow it to build a gas station in wheaton. last month the county board of appeals denied the warehouse request for a 16-pump gas station because of possible health concerns. well now, wholesaler has asked a judge to reverse that decision. >> well now, diana told us at 6:00 it was down to two guys. one of them went off the board before washington went on the clock, so who did they pick? dianna is out at the nfl draft. surprised or not? >> i'm not surprised at all. they weren't able to get dante fowler so they got brandon sheriff and he's been to the capital one time and that was when he was in the boy scouts and now he hopes to make d.c. his permanent home. played in iowa and all across the offensive line. head coach jay gruden says he wants him at right tackle and wants to protect robert griffin iior or whoever is going to play at quarterback. he's quick and tough and even played varsity tennis when he was in high school. listen to this. you'll love this. 6'5" 319 pounds so he is a very very very big guy and if redskins fans

scientists say the insect is invasive, poses threat to several important crops including wheaton soybeans. >> so another form of stink bug? >> another kind, because apparently ours was not enough. >> oh, i just saw them on the window the other day. oh here we go. >> that time of year. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning she is 11 years old loves golf and the piano and just graduated high school. >> and she's about to head off to harvard university. you'll meet her coming up. first, what's ahead tonight on cbs-3. >>> updating breaking news this morning, 21 year old man is dead and three other people injured in a shooting in chester. the injured range in age from 14 to 47. police say more than 30 rounds were fired from a rifle along the 2700 block of west third street about 11:00 last night. >> right now, no word on injuries in a fire at the connestoga frame shop in gallery in radnor delaware county. an apartment above the shop was also damagedment. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> a $10,000 reward is now offered for information on a sexual assault in south phil

former house speaker, dennis hastert, has resigned from the board of advisers at wheaton college in illinoisn alumnus for the college. this all comes just days after allegations that he paid millions of dollars to cover up a sexual relationship with a male student that happened during his years as a high school teacher. >>> thousands of schools opened across nepal today. children were reunited with friends and teachers for the first time since april's 7.8 magnitude earthquake. since most school buildings were damaged, many met in temporary classrooms. so no formal classes were scheduled at most schools. instead, the kids sang danced and talked to their teachers about their experiences during the earthquake. back here in the u.s. the rain not letting up for some parts of texas. as much as 3 inches of rain fell yesterday afternoon and into the night. there has been some flooding, but nothing like earlier this week. and this new drone video shows those floodwaters in dallas. at least 31 people have died in texas and oklahoma since the severe weather began lastló/i weekend. in the meantime, fema

. >> at his alma matter nearby wheaton college, hastert has resigned from the board of the center of economic government and political policy that bears his name. >> former democratic political strategist once ran a campaign against hastert. >> every major political figure has questions that follow them controversies, but there was never anything that intimated this sort of problem in hastert's past. >> reporter: the shock expressed as well today at a yorkville diner. >> i'm surprised if this is true why didn't it come out sooner. >> others take a more cynical view. >> not surprised one bit. just seems the norm now with politicians running wild with sex scandals money scandals you know. just basic thievery. >> in the place that sent hastert to washington general concern as well. >> we think we're doing the very best by voting people in because they have a squeaky clean record. all of those allegations. worries me he's not the only one, of course. >> hastert has not commented on the charges, he is reportedly due to be arraigned in federal court next week. peter? >> kevin tibbles in il

those two girls disappeared from wheaton mall back in 1975. montgomery county police searched the welsh home and a shed behind it. they would not say if anything was found or taken from there. >>> a ride in a ferrari, a rolex watch, a shopping spree for the first lady. gifts from a wealthy businessman to former governor bob mcdonnell are well known. but should the gifts add up to prison time? that's the question so many people outside of virginia are now following and they are all looking to the courtroom where julie kerry was sitting a few pete from bob mcdonnell today as attorneys from both sides made their arguments. >> is this one of the most important days of your life? >> of course. >>. >> reporter: important because the case bob mcdonnell's attorney made could keep him out of prison. the things that they did for johnny williams were not official acts part of a bribery scheme. it contained a fatal flaw a definition of acts far too broad. >> an official act could encompass something innocuous as a photo op. >> one judge seemed to throw sy

wheaton around at college park. east side of town through part of the northeast washington. to southeast. more showers and more thunder to deal with in the next few hours. 81 at andrews and reagan national. it was warmer earlier but there has been cooling because of the heavy rain. 89 in fredericksburg. 90 in frederick. big picture shows more showers and storms. as we head later through the early evening hours when we start to lose the solar heating, that will calm storms down a bit to eventually rain themselves out. that will the b the story through this evening. our forecast later tonight, lingering showers and storm. patch of fog here and there. 65 to 71. storm a 30% chance of a shower. warm and muggy 87. breezy and cooler. warmer more humid. showers and storms by memorial day. that's the latest. alison: thank you. leon: how about the nats? >> bryce harper who is on the greatest tear, one of the great esstares in baseball history. the national league player of the week. he won it two straights week. it's only been done ten times in history of baseball. his 11-game run is

he resigned at the board of his alma mater wheaton college. hush money to cover up sexual with one of his students when he was a high school student in the '70s. some people entown shocked while others not surprised. >> not surprised one bit. >> just seems the norm with politicians running wild with money scandals, just basic thievery. >> hastert's lawyers have not commented on the charges. >>> some neighbors are on edge after a series of burglaries. northern bureau chief julie carrie shows the place thieves are targeted. >> reporter: often home during the morning, but one day when he stepped out briefly in october burglars stepped in. >> i got back at 10:35, the door was open. they had 15 minutes tops they were enand out. >> still a lot of home owners had become victims he didn't realize there was a break-in until his wife came home from work that night. >> her whole dressing table gone. >> their losses more than $35,000 in jewelry and silver silver that's been passed down through generations. >> they headed straight for our silver of that's

of the beltway right now sliding right up there to the north and into areas like silver spring and wheaton area. meanwhile, the air temperatures coming down in some locations. we'll take a look at when you can expect the cooler trend to stick around. that's all in a couple minutes. >>> thanks. developing first at 4:00 a local man featured on the popular mtv show catfish is accused of making terror threats against metro. >> now he is in a d.c. jail facing some serious charges. and wentdy? >> better known as kid cole. he appeared on catfish last year posing as a rapper to allegedly scam a fan online. metro transit officers arrested him this morning and he is accused of making threats against stations buses, trains for the past five months. all of those threats turned out to be false but some had some big impacts. january he called 911 calling people from france saying he planted bombs around the potomac metro station. the station had to be shut down and was swept for bombs. two days later, police say he called again, threatening to take hostages on a metrobus. kill them if he wasn't paid a $

on top of all that, the escalators at the wheaton station were out of service for a while during water damage there. >>> if you've ever pay pal, the illegal programs customers were signed up for and how much money the company will pay up. >>> new details about that mansion murder near the national cathedral. pat collins joins us live about what investigators told him about how >>> "first at 4," you could soon get money back from paypal if a court decides the company illegally siped you up for online credit without your permission. the consumer financial protection bureau says paypal also mishandled billing problems. paypal could be ordered to pay $15 million to consumers and a $10 million penalty if you were impacted, our consumer team says you'll be notified. you don't need to take any action. >>> it details the pilot's last words before his small plane crashed on a highway in atlanta, killing all four people on board. according to a report from the ntsb released today, that pilot was strug will ellelwill elle struggling to gain altitude and said, i'm having some trouble climbing here

then one little shower right now, this is just north of the wheaton area around white oak. just west of -- east of aspen hill. it's moving very slowly. it will move right across 29. maybe a little wet there, too. one more shower that just popped up along 301 in and around the bowie area. 11:00, couple of showers remain, maybe a rumble of thunder or two. tomorrow hot and humid once again, cloud cover to start day. then watch this. scattered thunderstorms develop by noon tomorrow, and they continue right on through the afternoon. and i think with we see a little bit more in the way of coverage tomorrow. nothing strong nothing severe. these will be run-of-the-mill showers, maybe a rumble of thunder or two. that's going to be about it. same deal as we move through the next couple of days saturday. but then sunday something else. 87 degrees for a high temperature tomorrow, 90 degrees down toward fredericksburg 87 in leesburg 85 in gaithersburg. once again, we're on the hot side with that chance of showers and thunderstorms. your impact forecast tomorrow 72 at 7:00 a.m., still ho

this is moving south and east, rockville 6:05, olney at 6:12 and wheaton 6:21.re in this area, you have some time to lower your umbrellas and get in the house. get the kids in the house, too. heavy rain out 234. it's now east of upperville. look at the lightning still for thing out i-66 past haymarket. we'll zoom in a little and track these again moving east, southeasterly at 23 miles an hour, so clifton at 6:12 and lore ton lorton6:45. a few -- lorton 6:45. bus stop temperatures 58 and dry. if we see a shower, few and far between. friday we finish the week warm and dry. futurecast, by 10:00 leftover showers still diminishing south of 66 towards culpeper and fredericksburg. by morning upper 50s in the suburbs, low 60s downtown. day planner 62 to start, low 70s by 11:00 which is average and 77 by 1:00 with partly sunny skies. warm and dry friday, 83, a few showers and storms saturday, but don't plan around them, 80 five. you can't plant flowers this weekend because it's mother's day and we're frost free now. nats on 9 saturday and sunday, isolated storms on satur

and then further up to the north around white oak, fairlane 29 and then 97 moving from wheaton up towards olny and the intercounty connector. heavy rain and lightning with some of these. down to the south, a few more forming along the potomac. right around stafford and stafford county. cull perrer county seeing the rain. up to the north, numerous showers around the winchester area martinsburg and continuing to see them form throughout the rest of the evening. now if you haven't seen any rain you may not see any at all. others are seeing very quick downpours and seeing through 7:00 8:00 9:00 tonight and then by tomorrow morning, the rain out of here. cloud cover, maybe areas of fog and tomorrow afternoon, maybe just a couple of scattered showers. i don't think we'll see a repeat of what we have seen today as far as the storms are concerned but there's a slight chance. best chance south and east of d.c. and upper 80s to 90 degrees. 87 leesberg. 89 to fredericksburg. the next couple of days we change. in a big way. we go from 88 to 76 to 72 on thursday. thursday's looking beautiful with plen

. >>> former house speaker, dennis hastert, has resigned from the board of advisers at wheaton college. hastert is an alumnus for the college. this come just days after allegations that he paid millions of dollars to cover up a sexual relationship with a male student that happened during his years as a high school teacher. >>> helping young women who are trying to turn their lives around. that's the mission of a local organization in philadelphia called "a place of their own." last night, the group hosted a fund-raising dinner at hunting park. the event raised money to renovate and furniture a property in north philadelphia that will serve as a safe haven for young women. the organization's founder tells us she wants to bring self-esteem back to women in the community. >> we have a lot of young women who are engaged in prostitution drug trafficking, a lot of them are in and out of prison. many of them come from homes that are pretty much broken. >> ebony white, the organizer of the event, says the house will give the young women another chance especially if they truly want more for the

news this morning, former house speaker dennis hastert has resigned from the board of advisers at wheaton college in illinois. hastert was an alumnus for the college. this comes days after allegations that he paid millions of dollars to somebody to cover up a sex relationship with a male student that happened during his years as a high school teacher. >>> talking weather now. the rain will not let up for some parts of texas. as much as 3 inches of rain fell yesterday afternoon and into the night. there's been some flooding but nothing like earlier this week. this new drone video shows the floodwaters in dallas. at least 31 people have died in texas and oklahoma since the severe weather began last weekend. water is starting to recede in some areas. that's the good news. in wharton, texas, for example the flood threat is over as the colorado river reached its peak yesterday and did not get any houses or businesses. in houston homeowners are beginning the process of clearing out water-damaged furniture and belongings. in the meantime doctors in north texas are treating unexpected injuries af

. >> a sign of his music and wheaton talked about the uniqueness of this lucille. >> it's a gibson guitardoes not say begin ton on the front of it. its is b.b. king like his was enlaid back in the day. >> while the guitar may be mass produced the man who did so much with it will be remembered as one of a kind. >> he was by far the most gracious and humble man i have ever run across. >> jeff ward news 4. ♪ >> and derrick ward is a talented musician in his own right and paid tribute to b.b. king by playing the blues today. check out derrick on nbcwashington.com. just search b.b. king. ♪ >> a u.s. military releases new information tonight about the discovery of that marine helicopter plus news tonight concerning our local search and rescue team that helped in the earthquake relief effort. >> and george mason university students screaming for help. news 4 uncovers new details in the sexual assault of a young woman in a dorm. right now verizon is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. yeah, 10 gigantic gigs. for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for

take away the rights of gay people to marry, and women if they work for an evangelical school like wheatona ruling from the supreme court. we've got a new direction here, a new tackity, and what's really happening as i write about in the book "why i'm an atheist who believes in god" we have a country where an evangelical majority that through the tea party and others has controlled both houses of congress put president bush in the white house, has been acting increasingly like a minority of persecuted people and so this is a tactic and it's what i call victimology, and that's where we're at. >> now, dana it wasn't an accident that huckabee's announcement was made from bill clinton's hometown of hope arkansas. what did you make of that? >> well i mean it's his hometown, too, but i think what -- what governor huckabee was doing today was really making a populist appeal and that is what sets him apart within the republican party today. he was against trade deals, defending social security and medicare talking about bringing manufacturing back to america, so he's sort of the guy standing up fo

tracy mckenzie from wheaton college. what i would like to do is jump right into the program, on behalf of them, welcome to everybody, we are delighted to help us as we go through the exploration of reconstruction and reunion in tennessee. despite nearly half a century of scholarship to the contrary, many if not most americans , continue to see reconstruction as a dark and tragic era in our nation's history. indeed, little of the romance and fascination that has enveloped the civil war applies to reconstruction, even though the two can be seen as one continuous event linked by common goals. the reunification of the nation, the destruction of slavery, and the creation of civil rights for african-americans. for decades, many, if not many most americans, accept the myth of appomattox. the confederate armies' surrender meant peace and the end of the war. i brought this, this was in my hometown newspaper savannah, last week about the surrender at appomattox. it says "the surrender and peace at appomattox." that has been part o

graduated from wheaton college. the school of economicses and government is name after him and the administration said in a statement "the college is saddened to learn of these charges." eric hong abc news yorkville, illinois. >> another violent attack in baltimore after the city experienced its deadliest month in the 15 years. a woman and her 7-year-old son were shot in the head becoming their 37th and 38th homicide victims just in the month of may. meanwhile, arrests which had already been on the decline have slumped even further after the death of freddie gray. >> some new details about how the u.s. military mistakenly mailed live anthrax using it fedex. the army's top general is not a case of human error they say. pierre thomas reports. >> stand back. >> nearly two dozen u.s. military personnel in south korea are taking antibiotics after possible exposure to deadly anthrax spores. they unwittingly used live and potentially lethal anthrax in a train traing exercise last week. so far no one has shown signs of sick

wheaton college hissal ma mat, in illinois -- his alma mater, in illinois, announcing he will speak downediately from the dennis hastert institute. this coming days after he stepped from the law firm where he worked in washington as well as the cme exchange. relatives, friends, colleagues people in yorkville absolutely stunned. this is out of character for him, they say. it's disbelief, sadness, and some saying they're not surprised. >> i am surprised that if this is true why it didn't come out a lot sooner. i mean i can't figure this whole thing out. it's -- doesn't make sense. >> i was very upset. i feel terribly bad for his family and him. >> not surprised one bit. just seems the norm now with politicians running wild with sex scandals money scandals. >> reporter: now he faces ten years in jail a possible $500,000 fine. we account see him in a chicago courtroom arraigned as early as this week. alex? >> adam reece, many thanks. >>> the democratic field for the 2016 election started filling up this week with bernie sanders and martin o'malley joining the race. they kicked off their camp

board of the cme, and i can tell you in the last hour stepped down from the dennis hastert center at wheaton in jail a $500,000 fine his future is uncertain. i can tell you that alex. >> yeah. and back in the conversation to you, josh, stunned and stewpy fide was the way an earlier guest described the reaction on capitol hill and washington and all of this. you're seeing that applies to the residents in his hometown of yorkville. what does this do for his legacy? >> i think it's very damaging to his legacy because he was somebody brought in to kind of clean house in the house if you'll excuse the expression he was seen as a figure who was sort of clean as a whistle, no one would raise any complaints about. he was seen as very morally upright. i don't know that he was really seen as sort of an extreme social conservative. but he was seen as somebody that ran a clean ship in the house of representatives when he was speaker and so to have this come out and the sum of money involved as well you know, seems to suggest whatever the misconduct was, the inappropriate relationship, it may have gone o

i mean these guys created a company called silver wheaton. capitalists and in the resource sector and find the best people and the best properties and put capital together and say here's a vision. you think it has the highest cash flow per year on the new york stock exchange per employee. and you have serious fund managers holding big positions and this concept was created by frank justra and ian. >> all of that is very interesting. but, still the question is were you in a position to benefit from approval of this deal at the same time that you were writing checks to the clinton foundation? >> no there's no i had no idea any of those two events. there are two separate events because i've said earlier, i give to many different types of charitable organizations. i have given more to the international crisis group than i've given to clinton's organization. i think boat of them do a great job in helping america look great and helping people and these other countries look at america in a very positive way. >> when people finish watching this inter