police say this is really startled the wheaton community. the murder taking place close to the busy intersection of randolph and biers mill road in wheaton. it was around 9:00 last night that the road crew witnessed three men beating the fourth man in the middle of the street. paramedics came to the scene and found the man in his 20's, who police have not identified lying lifeless on thepayment. they took him to -- thepayment. the three suspects ran off on foot. suspect one is hispanic man with a goatee wearing a red shirt and black pants. suspect two is a short hispanic man wearing white shirt, blue jean and tennis shoes. no word on the third suspect. >> the fire rescue personnel got here first and found hispanic male in his early 20's. 200 block of beers mill road with serious life threatening injuries. he was taken to a hospital he later succumb to the injuries. kevin: only 15 minutes ago we saw a few montgomery county detectives leaving the rite aid pharmacy. the pharmacy has security cameras. we still don't know if the cameras captured

a man is dead after a shooting in wheaton. police tell us several people attacked the victim along beers mill road. news4's mark segrave talked to people along the scene. >> we're here in wheaton. behind me on this service road is where it all came to an end this is where paramedics found the 20-year-old man down on the ground, suffering from life threatening injuries. now they tell us that it started when a crew from this road crew paving beer mills road called paramedics when they saw a man being beaten. it all started in this parking lot closer to randolph road between that laundromat and the dunkin' donuts. you see a big police presence up there. we're told a fight broke out between at least two to three or four men, and then at one point, one man started running away toward us, and was chased. here is how police describe the incident. >> at this time, we do not know what precipitated this event. detectives are on the scene. they are gathering information and talking to witnesses. and they will attempt to determine what ha

jeff flock is in wheaton, jim.ttan, what are they expecting? >> some people actually are taking this debate seriously out here in wheaton because this is, you know, republican land. people think actually they might be thinking about who they're going to vote for for president after this tonight. in fact, they're having viewing parties. they're not having the drinking parties where every time they hear benghazi, you've got to do a shot or something. they're listening to what the candidates have to say. we talked to dan props, a conservative talk show host, earlier went in and saw his show today and listened to what his viewers and listeners are thinking about, and he told us what he thinks needs to happen tonight. >> i want to see which candidate supports crony capitalism, things like the export-import bank and which which candidates don't. i want to see which candidates believe government can be a force for good and we just need the right people versus candidates that say, no, we need to shrink the size and scope o

i'm kevin lewis in wheaton. up next, why higher property taxes may be the >>> looking forward to having fun and making friends. >> it's back to school in prince william county, earlier than usual. traditionally schools in virginia start the day after labor day. but the county signed a waiver to make up for snow days. about 87,000 students are enrolled in prince william county schools. students went bag to school in most maryland counties today. in montgomery county school officials took an opportunity to make a plea to the state. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis shows us what they are asking for to help your kids. >> we are facing a very, very tough economic challenge. kevin: mcps is dealing with record breaking enrollment but not enough to add more schools. >> we have added 20,000 students since 2007. that is enough students to fill our largest high school, blare high school. six times over. >> the temporary solution is trailers. wheaton school has half a dozen alone. >> we have a burden of lots of people

outside the basement apartment in wheaton drink glasses by the barbecue, but not a single toy, not a trike, not a thing you might expect at a home where four little boys once lived. their parents are now facing as much as 3/4 of a century behind bars. neighbors devastated. >> it's hard to believe. >> reporter: that someone would hurt a child. >> would hurt a child like that, yes. >> it's beyond wrong. it's devastating, shocking. >> reporter: police say matthew's mother admitted he fell off the kitchen table three weeks before he died, that he fell off an office chair three days before he died, that she hit him the next day. the medical examiner says matthew's death was homicide by dehydration and pneumonia and he says his injuries and his severe dehydration is evidence of negligence. in rockville bruce leshan, wusa9. >> and jonathan navarrete turcious and blanca reyes have three other boys age 3, 4 and 5 now in the custody of child protective services. >>> today the gaithersburg germantown chamber of commerce honored several police officers' special operations teams, firefighters and

wheaton, maryland, rescue squad fire captains adam st.ussell called the device invaluable. >> i think it makes anybody that wears them a better firefight. >> reporter: this is video of st. john's helmet of a fire days before christmas. that is russell's call for help after he fell through the floor. >> i looked down and i saw this glow of orange, the fire below me and my initial thought was, one, i'm in big trouble, two, i was convinced i was going to the burn center. >> reporter: with a house full of smoke you can see how hard it was to spot him. but the christmas lights on russell's decorated helmet pierced the darkness. the video of his rescue is now a teaching tool. >> every time i watch it, i can think about the time line, what i could have done differently to be able to help him find me even faster than he did. >> reporter: the cameras are becoming increasingly popular and more than 300,000 clips have been posted to youtube, but many fire departments have concerns about privacy and liability. this helmet camera video from the respon

wheaton maryland rescue squad fire captains adam st. john and invaluable. >> i think it makes anyone that wears one a better firefighter. >> reporter: this is video of st. john's helmet of a house fire just days before christmas. that's russell's call for help after he fell through the floor. >> i looked down and i saw this glow of orange, the fire below me. my initial thought was, one, i'm in big trouble, and, two, i was convinced i was going to the burn center. >> reporter: with the house full of smoke, you can see how hard it was to spot him. but the christmas lights on russell's decorated helmet pierced the darkness. the video of his rescue is now a teaching tool. >> every time i watch it, i can think about the time line, what i could have done differently to be able to help him find me even faster than he did. >> reporter: the cameras are becoming increasingly popular. more than 300,000 clips have been posted to youtube, but many fire departments have concerns about privacy and liability. this helmet camera video from the response

inside a rep tall apartment in a home in wheaton on charles road. three weeks before 2-year-old matthew died on february 13 according to the court documents reyes placed the boy on a kitchen table. left the room to care for her three other children and returned to find matthew on the floor in a pool of blood. the parents told detectives they noticed the next evening he was missing his teeth. his say they did not take him to the hospital. >> they were quiet. didn't say much. jennifer: days later the mother admitted to striking matthew because he wasn't eating. a few days before he died document revealed the mother told detectives matthew fell again off of a chair. this time he had a lump on the back of his head. about the size of an egg where it oozed blood. again, no trip to the e.r. >> little kids don't pick their parents. reporter: the boy could not support his weight or hold up his own head. they held up his head with their own hands and did it for hours and that is when they drove him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. the question wa

students here at wheaton woods got about so extra minutes of sleep.we were greeted by three student ambassadors who had that first day of school gleam in their eyes. >> good morning. >> reporter: a new year, new beginning, in montgomery county. >> it's good to be back. i'm going to miss summer but it's nice to get back in the swing of things and start junior year. >> reporter: the students in bethesda are ready. >> see my friends again, having new teachers. it's going to be awesome. >> reporter: they have big plans for the new year. this junior is focussed on what comes next. >> i did a one-week full college tour up in the northeast area. so it's got me in the mind sets of thinking about where i want to go, what i want to do, things like that. >> reporter: high school and middle school students are starting the day 20 minutes later. elementary, 10 minutes later. >> we've had positive feedback from the high school and middle school parents. it's a big of a struggle for the elementary. change is hard. we hope it'll work out. >> top school and county off

. >>> fire officials say a 13-year-old got his foot stuck in an escalator today at the wheaton metro station. crews came out and they were able to get him unstuck pretty quickly. he was taken to the hospital as a precaution but he is expected to be just fine. >>> all right. big night tonight. the redskins versus ravens in baltimore. carol maloney and jason pugh are in baltimore live this evening. hi, guys. how's it going out there? >> pretty good. a lot of drama surrounding this preseason game. have you ever seen this much drama? >> i have. >> they called the third preseason game the dress rehearsal. starters will play a full half before the redskins and ravens. we will see kirk cousins undfore first time under offense. >> robert griffin iii was cleared by a neurologist and just 24 hours later he reversed his decision on the test result. what we don't know is what prompted the review and we do know robert griffin iii is out and cousins is in. arriving just a couple hours ago knowing a big big test is ahead. cousins has been sharp all preseason in camp. this will be the first time sin

. >>> new this morning, a murder victim found near a busy wheaton area intersection has died. police are searching for suspects in the killing. they say a construction crew found the man around 9:30 last night near veirs mill and ran doferl roads. he -- randolph roads. he was in his early 20s and it's still unclear how he died. an autopsy will be done. >> reporter: more violence in d.c. just as police step up patrols in their all hands on deck operation. this morning we are waiting for results from the police union on their vote of no confidence in police chief cathy lanier. they are voting because they say the violence is out of control and they blame in part the chief's decision to dismantle the vice squad for this reason. residents report gunfire happening in all quadrants of the city. the latest a double shooting on 3rd and k streets southwest. it was sunday evening, 6:45, an innocent bystander was shot. she was a 13-year-old girl was walking home from the library. she and the man who we're told was the likely target are expected to recover. that girl was shot in the leg.

a man died after being attacked in wheaton. montgomery county police say the man got into a fight in a parking lot on veirs mill road last night. he was beaten up by three men and died at the hospital. police say the victim may have also been shot or stabbed but they're not sure at this point. the medical examiner will determine the cause of death. >>> d.c. police just put out new numbers from the all hands on deck campaign. they say they seized 21 illegal guns across the city since friday night. they also arrested 16 people for possession of those guns. earlier this month, chief cathy lanier blamed illegal guns in part for the city's increase in crime. and here is a quote from her. see says when we have violent crime we have to make the sacrifices that we all swore we would make when we took this job. >>> and we have new findings on american's thoughts of isis and iran as we go through the poll numbers just released. quinnipiac did the poll and shows that the majority of those surveyed do not support the nuclear deal with iran

outside the basement apartment in wheaton drink glasses by the barbecue, but not a single toy, not a trike, not a thing you might expect at a home where four little boys once lived. their parents are now facing as much as 3/4 of a century behind bars. neighbors devastated. >> kids are supposed to be loved and cared and the parents who are supposed to take care of them and if they abuse them, they shouldn't be parents of. >> reporter: police say matthew's mother admitted he fell off the kitchen table three weeks before he died, that he fell off an office clair three days before he died, that she hit him the next day, that he fell down the day he died, but although the toddler's head was floppy and he was spaced out his parents didn't take him to the hospital because his mother was worried she would get in trouble for not being responsible. ramone corinoff speaks for the montgomery state's attorney. >> this is a horrible crime and we're going to prosecute it to the fullest. >> reporter: matthew died hours after he was brought to the hospital. the death was ruled homicide by dehydration

jonathan: wheaton couple in court to answer charges of murdering their 2-year-old son. john and that and bianca arrested yesterday. the son died in february but today they ruled it was due to a homicide. the couple is back in court next month. for now they are held behind bars on $750,000 and $800,000 bond. kimberly: it's been a long -- maureen: it's been long time in the making but new hope for purple line. getting $20 million in funding. brianne carter is live with where the money will come from. what it means for the real project. brianne: maureen, eare in college park. a -- we are in college park. busy route one. across from the university of maryland. this is going to be a big beneficiary. the area where they are five stops on or agy sant -- adjacent to the campus. a bonus. the residents in the area for the most part is r thankful to hear about the funding. >> i moved here five years ago and the traffic drives me crazy. >> maryland drivers are a step closer to being able to get off the roads and on the rails of the purple line. >> it's worth it. >> the county execu

jummy: police investigating a stabbing death in wheaton. around 9:00 last night, a man was found lying in a service lane near veirs mill road and was taken to the hospital where he died. his body will be taken to baltimore with a medical examiner's office will conduct an autopsy. a bumpy first day back for some students in montgomery county. a school bus rear-ended another school bus in potomac this morning. luckily, no students were hurt. jeannette reyes takes a look at what happened. jeanette: it happened around 7:30 along glen road at falls road. one bus hit the other from behind, shattering the windshield and crushing the rear end of the other. montgomery county fire and rescue say the students suffered mild injuries. the first on scene says a latter was brought out to take the students out of the bus one by one through an emergency exit. >> they were in good spirits. they were concerned about being late for school and wondering how their parents were going to get to them. jeanette: reported in montgomery county, jeannette reyes. jummy:

it happened in wheaton -- in wheaton in montgomery county. chopper4 over the scene about an hour ago. judson road near munson street, just off randolph road. the break closed down judson road. still working to find out when things there might be cleared up. >>> a deputy am bushed and murdered at a gas pump. tonight, prosecutors lay out the disturbing evidence as the community rallies around the officer's family. >>> a loudoun county teen who pleaded guilty in a deadly car stunt that >>> another lifeline for governor bob mcdonnell. the u.s. supreme court ruled the former governor can remain free from federal prison indefinitely as it considers whether to take his final appeal of his 2014 corruption conviction. this does free him from a previous lower court order that could have forced him to start serving that two-year sentence in the next couple of weeks. >>> in texas, a sheriff's deputy shot and killed while filling up his car with gasoline. it happened in the suburb of houston. tonight, the first time since that attack, the man accused was

this is at the wheaton metro station. look at the picture right there. that's a sneaker. montgomery county rescue crews were able to pull the 13-year-old out safely yesterday and took him to the hospital. >>> today is the last day of summer break for thousands of students in our area. in maryland, carroll, charles, harford counties they'll welcome students back. we should mention you will see school buses roll out tomorrow in loudoun and prince william counties. the number of d.c. charter schools also begin tomorrow. news4's derrick ward is live in montgomery county where schools open at all new times. hey, derrick. >> reporter: good morning again. yeah, there's going to be some changes in the start time. are these people here to get an early parking space? no, i'll tell you why they here. take a look around here. every weekend is this farmer's market. it is immensely popular but the owner or the operator tells me this time of the year they see more business as well, because people are buying healthy things to put in the kids' lunchboxes. keep the minds energized and prop

kris van cleave, cbs news, wheaton, maryland. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update on the wildfires in the western u.s. we will take you to washington state. >>> plus a ruling by the fda today on a boosting pill for women and we will have reports. . that is the "cbs this morning" morning news for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm allison harmelin. have a great day.

wheaton, maryland rescue squad fire captains adam st. john and brent russell called the device invaluable. >> i think it makes anybody that wears them a better firefighter. >> reporter: this is video from a st. johns helmet of a house fire just days before christmas. that's russell's call for help after he fell through the floor. >> i looked down and saw this glow of orange of the fire below me and my initial thought was one, i'm in big trouble and two, i was convinced i'm going to the burn center. >> reporter: with a house full of smoke you request see how hard it was to spot him, but the christmas lights on russell's decorated helmet pierced the darkness. the video of his rescue is now a teaching tool. >> every time i watch it i can think about the time line, what i could have done differently to be able to help him find me even faster than he did. >> reporter: the cameras are becoming increasingly popular. more than 300,000 clips have been posted to youtube, but many fire departments have concerns about privacy and liability. this hel

. >>> it was a violent night in wheaton, maryland. montgomery county police say a construction crew found a man shot at veirs mill road and randolph road and they called 9116789 medics rushed him to the -- 911. medics rushed him to the hospital but he later died. witnesses say they spotted a man running away from the scene. >>> it was back to school for montgomery county students today but the morning got off to a rough start for about 17 of them. two school buses collided at glen road and falls road in potomac. it was a train reaction that started when one bus ran into a car. students were checked on to the scene and loaded to new buss to make it to their first day at winston churchill high school. for nearly all other montgomery county students, they arrived on time and ready to start the new year. but this year brought some big changes. nikki burdine was at walt whitman high school where the new schedule is officially under way. >> reporter: no back-to-school blues this morning for students in montgomery county. maybe it's because

kris van cleave, cbs news, wheaton, maryland. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morningthe wildfires in the western u.s. we will take you to washington state. >>> plus a ruling by the fda today on a boosting pill for women and we will have reports. . that is the "cbs this morning" morning news for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm allison harmelin. have a great day. . >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> oh, it is hot out there this morning. we in another heatwave. this morning the big question we're asking, just how long will this one last? we'll check in with katie. also happening today, congressman chaka fattah prepares for his day in court, in a racketeering case. now he's asking congress to investigate his prosecutors. >> and, how will center city merchants in the red zone take care of business when pope francis arrives? philadelphia is now offering a helping hand. >> good morning, today is tuesday, august 18th, i'm erika von tiehl. quickly checking in with kate and meisha and a look at the roads and weather. g

a man died after being attacked in wheaton. montgomery county police say the man argued in a parking lot last night. the victim tried to run away from at least three attackers but they caught one him. the three men beat up the victim and he died at the hospital. police say he also may have been shot or stabbed. >> at this time we don't know what precipitated this event. the detectives are on the scene. they are gathering information and talking to witnesses. and they will attempt to determine what happened. >> the medical examiner's report will determine a cause of death in this case. police would not comment on whether they had any suspects in custody. >>> police will keep looking through missing persons report after hunters found a body in a park in gaithersburg. the body is with the medical examiner for an autopsy. the public should not be concerned. a grup of people -- a group of people were on a controlled deer hunt when they spotted that body over the weekend. >>> a young girl and man are recovering from gunshot wounds in

tonight we're getting a look at a rescue captured on one of those cameras recorded from the helmet of a wheatonryland firefighter, captain adam st. john. a house fire broke out days before christmas. another firefighter had fallen through the floor, brett russell. christmas lights on the helmet of his cleared the darkness and the video of that rescue is now a teaching tool. >> every time i watch it i can think about the time line, what i could have done differently to be able to help him find me even faster than he did. >> many firefighters consider helmet cameras invaluable. some fire departments have concerned about privacy and liability. >>> a mother in texas tonight may be feeling very relieved because she could also be facing some serious charges. surveillance video shows angelica cololo going inside a dallas 7-eleven and leaving her 1-year-old daughter in the car with the engine running. a man runs up to the car and drives off. fortunately the man was found a little while later and the child was fine. the mother has not been charged with anything yet. she said she was on her way to church

. >>> a couple in wheaton are being held on a bond of nearly $1 million tonight both charged with murdering their son. police say blanca reyes and jonathan navarrete turcious hit the boy repeatedly and failed to get him any medical care. prosecutors say little 2-year- old matthew reyes was covered in cuts and bruises when his parents did finally did bring him to the hospital in february. he died less than an hour after they arrived. >>> there's been a cyber attack on a university of virginia, no personally identifiable information such as social security numbers was accessed and there's no evidence sensitive research material was compromised, but the school does say that attack originated in china. they're now working on a security upgrade. >>> owners of white flint mall in rockville have been ordered to pay $31 million in damages to lord and taylor. a jury found they breached their contract with the department store, this after the owners tried to close the shopping center, tear it down to build a new town center. that mall is owned by lerner enterprises and an attorney for the company say

at this grocery store in wheaton and this 7-eleven in frederick. >> do you understand what happened inside? >> here? no i don't know. >> at this store, the clerk sold a pack to the underaged teen even though management installed a scanning device. the overall number of inspections is down dramatically. the i team found the stores are failing more than they used to. a 7% spice since 2012. >> one of every five store is still selling to kids. >> state is investigators in virginia are doing quite a bit less as well. >> if you have a story idea, just click on investigations to e-mail the team. >> and did you know you can get into any national park today for free? the national park service waving fees to mark its 99th birthday. the student conservation association held an event on the national mall today encouraging volunteers to donate their time and service to our nation's natural treasures. beautiful day to get out in the park. >> it is. >> once again coming off the rain and we get the heat. it really drives up one thing in the pollen count. it has been running high over the last 24 hours. ra

. >>> a teenager should be okay after he wedged his foot in the escalator at the wheaton metro station. this is a picture of the sneaker. rescue crews were able to pull the boy out safely yesterday and took him to the hospital. >>> it's the last day of summer vacation for lots of students in our area. back to school tomorrow morning for a number of school districts in the dmv. in maryland, charles and harford counties they'll welcome in the students. you will see buses in loudoun and prince william counties and a number of charter schools begin tomorrow. >>> well, before the first day, kids can get a nice hair cut for free. this in fairfax county. it's the third year of back to school free hair cut program. it begins at 8:30 this morning at the deparis salon. they have to be between 5 and 18 to qualify. >>> if you have tickets to the redskins first game this year there's a chance you will see cousins calling play, not rg3. the quarterback suffered a possible concussion last week and he was originally cleared to play last night and then he wasn't. and then cousins went on to lead the te

now, they all went to wheaton high school together, believe it or not, class of 2000. >> exactly. >> class of 2000. so they just celebrated their 15-year anniversary here coming up. let's talk about the weather next couple of days all looking good, no matter if you're dealing with the really nice weather we have all right last few tires even the heat that we have -- last few days. even the heat that we have the last few days. 71 by 11:00. nice shot, by the way. temperatures around the rest of the area, take a look, hunting town at 77 degrees. annapolis, 77. look at that seven-day forecast and show you the heat that's going to be making its way in here the next few days, high temperatures tomorrow, low to middle 80s the most part, then the 90s, 91, saturday, 92, sunday, looks like it gets hot and humid. the heat index could approach 100 the middle of the week. veronica mentioned, monday, the only chance we have of rain, need to see rain, doesn't look like we are going to see it any time soon. right now, all we need out here, a good time, exactly what we have. guys, back in a little wh

a man died after being attacked in wheaton.tgomery county police say the man had a fight in a parking lot on veirs mill road last night. the victim tried to run away from at least three attackers but they caught up with him. they beat him up and he died at the hospital. he may have been shot or stabbed. they're not sure. the medical examiner's report will determine the cause of death. >>> a young girl and a man are recovering from gunshot wounds in southeast washington. evidence markers covered third and "i" streets last night. d.c. police say both the victims should survive. officers have not made any arrests in this case. >>> today, president obama heads to alaska for a historic three-day visit. he'll become the first sitting president to visit the alaskan arctic to bring attention to climate change. he'll land in anchorage later today. ahead of the visit, the obama administration changed the name of mt. mckinley yesterday. it will be called by the original name, denali. it means high one. >>> horror movie lovers are waking u

yes, whose mother was my mother's roommate at wheaton college in massachusetts in the class of 1925, that's right. 1925. >> [inaudible] we also had dinner several times with your mother and father in newton -- >> [inaudible] probably. >> before you were born, no -- [inaudible] >> oh, i see. [laughter] anyway, i'm delighted you're here. as janet told you, i've spent almost my entire adult life working with children, especially the little ones in the early years of their life's add church but -- adventure. but meanwhile, starting in the early 1990s and largely unknown to my readers, i was forced to contemplate the lost years of our lives as my parents became elderly, and my father started to become confused by sudden lapses in his memory. one evening in 1992 when he was 86 years old, as he was born in 1906, in 1992 he sat me down. he was a neurologist, i should say. also a psychiatrist who'd been trained at harvard and johns hopkins and had practiced at the well-known mga, massachusetts general hospital, and in the boston area for nearly 60 years. sat me down one evening in a room in h

jeff flock is out on the streets of wheaton, illinois, talking to voters to see what they want to hearthe candidates. jeff? >> reporter: in the heart of dupage county, melissa which is kind after republican bastion in typically blue area of chicagoland, illinois, talked to folks, put together a panel from radio talk show host, to republican state representative, a obamacare critic, guy run as think tank, asking serious republican voters what they want to hear from the debate tonight. here is what they told news i want to see differentiation from 10 candidates, particularly on economic. >> we need jobs. we need jobs in the midwest. i'm looking for scott walker to deliver on that message tonight. >> i want to know what is your position on the roll of government in our lives? what is america's role in the world? >> reporter: and so there you get some flavor of it. you know, serious voters. we make a lost jokes, maybe, melissa about a lot of democrats that will be watching tonight, hoping to play a drinking fame or something but there are a lot of serious voters out there will be listening

oh, i went to head out to jeff flock on the streets of wheaton, illinois, talking to people there. people excited? >> reporter: talking to real people all day. i'll tell you, i must report, trish, i haven't found one yet, even among trump supporters who think he will be on november 2016 ballot. not optimistic about that. they will all be watching tonight. there will be a lot of democratic eyeballs. we talked to a lot of democratic eyeballs, yeah, i'm watching it. one is playing a drinking game. the every time the word benghazi or server gets spoken they will be drinking. there will be a lot of drunk democrats. we talked to a lot of republicans who gave me their thoughts what they want to see tonight? >> in my opinion right now i'm looking at ted cruz providing solid see solutions to creating real competition. not obamacare co-op companies created by taxpayer dollars, most are which beyond bankrupt. i want real solutions and i think cruz can provide that. >> trump brings eyeballs. that is in terms of trump's involvement. negative if other candidates allow him to dictate tone and tem

officials in montgomery county are also celebrating the start of the school year at a news conference at wheaton woods elementary school. the interim superintendent outlined some of his academic goals for the year. >> the first one is strengthening the foundation for academic success really focusing on math and literacy still making sure that all of our students have the skills that are going to be needed for them to be successful when they leave montgomery county to be college and career ready. >> bowers is calling for more academic accountability for teachers and students. montgomery county public schools, pretty large, the 17th largest school system in the country. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> welcome back. >> you brought the heat with you, my friend. >> i did and it's going to kind of set up camp a while. we're not talking record heat, but this is the time of year you think temps might go down a little bit, not so much now. we had that earlier in the weekend. we went for a high today of 88. we were kind of worried about this one.

always advocate 5% in bullion or gold coins and 5% in good quality gold stocks and royal gold and wheatonith 60, to 80% profit margins. liz: silver is cheap right now. copper is cheap. you can't kill yourself picking up some areas. i want to thank both of you so much. it is rock and roll day. erin gibbs, a star and frank, nice to see you at global investors. two minutes and change before we hear the closing bell ring. where do we stand? let's press the button and see. 618 points to the upside for dow jones industrials. we're on track for the third biggest -- what? price jump? third biggest gain ever for the dow jones industrials. the s&p is now up a stunning 70 points. i don't want to ignore nasdaq. up more than 130 point gain. this is huge day for nasdaq. russell, only index that dropped below the flat line earlier today. has come back roaring, up a big gain of 2 1/2% for the small and mid-caps, up 26 points. i take it. i hand it to melissa and ashley webster. >> we'll take it from there. thank you so much, liz. dow is surging up nearly 600 points heading into the close. well on its way

thank you so much for joining us, michael purves, chief global strategist for wheaton and company.k: it is time for some of our top stories at the hour. a key step suspect in that insider trading scheme. freed on a 100,000 dollars bond. a federal judge in new york city blocked a bail order granted by u.s. magistrate. shares of tesla are rising the premarket. the carmaker filed to raise $500 million in a secondary share sale. elon musk plans to buy $20 million of the shares himself. tesla was up 7% for the year. in a rare occurrence, it will drive the stocks higher. take the title of world's's longest airline route away from qantas. amorous will fly nonstop from to distance of a a thousand 590 miles. it is about 10 miles longer than the current route through sydney and dallas. the flight is scheduled to take 17 hours and 35 minutes. luxuriousxtremely airline, luckily. erik: the on that, also talking a hub for transport. that is why they are flying there in the first place with this flight. that is interesting. i just saw van helen this week. erik: if you think about the transformati

i think fair to say republican red bass chun of -- wheaton, illinois. a lot of eyeballs.inking game out of it. we were talking to a host in addition to a lot of people we're talking to, looking for hype on donald trump, dan says he is listening to what people have to say. >> i want to see which candidate supports crony capitalism, import, export bank and which candidates doesn't. candidates that believe government is force for good. we need right people. versus candidates who say we need to shrink size and scope of government. >> reporter: even my democratic friends will be watching. surprised me. i was surprised that it would be just republican faithful. a lot will watch more for entertainment value. neil: i like what that guy said, i support crony capitalism, right here. hello. [laughter] great job. >> reporter: what is wrong with that? neil: take offense. donald trump, yeah you have problem? crony capitalist. thanks very much. we have dave nami and connell and ashley and lizzie macdonald. ashley, what do you think of that? this idea people want to get direct answers? e

justin in wheaton, illinois, republican color. go ahead.lling in to make a comment about lincoln chafee. that was the first tha time i er heard him speak. he spoke about switching from inublican to democrat early his career. i am a young guy, sci-fi it interesting one one person -- and i find it interesting when one person switches parties. host: lincoln chafee has switched back from democrat to republican party and he doesn't us that from time to time. we invite you to stay with c-span and our road to the white house coverage as we cover more events with lincoln chafee. next is gene from pennsylvania. i am a: my comment -- registered democrat, but since bill clinton was president and 1998, with all the stuff going on on the economics of our country, the only candidate that i see really talking about this .s senator sanders all the trade agreements done under democratic policies, what ispened is the real issue wall street has not been corrected for what they have done. they created some serious criminal activity. the democrats under the oba