>> wright. >> the other one that got him -- >> yeah. >> was he doing something to him? >> no, i mean, maybe. i mean, everyone knew this guy was a piece of trash, but who knows, you know? i never even talk to this guy. never been to his house. >> i'll have to talk to this wright. >> yeah. >> and see. >> he'll probably tell you the same thing i am. i mean, he don't know the dude. i mean, he's probably talked to him a few times. but that guy has his own circle of friends. nobody was messing with him. everybody kind of knew who he was but -- >> he's claiming that he was forced to hold that hooch. >> that's probably crap, man. >> my only warning to you is keep your hands off these guys, okay? >> all right. appreciate it. >> i can't make a decision now. because i haven't talked to the other two. but just from what i know now we've got nothing on holloman. all i've got is another inmate saying he thinks maybe he might have called the shot. the other individual, the sex offender is claiming he was assaulted. which there's hardly any marks on him at all. now we're going to have

investigators quickly determined that gary wright had become the latest victim of the unabomber. the shadowy suspect that has been engaged in a campaign of terror across the country for nearly nine years. >> it began in may of 1978 and it continued until the last bomb was delivered in the u.s. mail in april of 1995. and during that time, the unabomber placed or mailed 16 devices. >> the first device explodes at northwestern university, just north of chicago. disguised as an ordinary package, the bomb inflicts minor injuries on a university police officer. a year later, northwestern is hit a second time. when another package detonates on campus, graduate student john g. harris suffers burns around his eyes. then on november 15th, 1979, a bomb is placed in the cargo hold of american airlines flight 444 heading from chicago to washington, d.c. in mid-flight, it sets off a smoldering fire. 12 passengers suffer smoke inhalation. >> the pilots were able to land the plane at dulles, shortly the plain at dulles shortly before they said to us later it would have dropped the plane out of t

owner gary wright had arrived at his office at 10:25 a.m. >> when i had pulled into the parking lot, noticed there was a piece of wood over to the right-hand side near my secretary's car. two two by fours that appeared to be nailed together. i thought well, it's just a piece of scrap lumber. i should probably throw it away. somebody will step on it. but as i bent down to pick it up, there was a slight click and instantly i could feel this huge pressure in my chest. almost a crushing pressure. and i heard what sounded like a fighter jet going over. at that point, i didn't know that it had been a bomb. what i honestly thought was someone had shot me with a shotgun. i began to think, i may not make it. >> the explosion has severed nerves in wright's left arm and impaled more than 200 pieces of shrapnel in his body. investigators quickly determined that gary wright has just become the latest victim of the unabomber. the unabomber. the shadowy suspect that has been cloaked for nearly nine years. >> it continued until the last bomb was delivered in the u.s. mail in april of 1995. and durin

owner gary wright had arrived at his office at 10:25 a.m. >> when i had pulled into the parking lot, i noticed there was a piece of wood over to the right-hand side near my secretary's car. two two by fours that appeared to be nailed together. i thought well, it's just a piece of scrap lumber. it's got nails sticking out of it. i should probably throw it away. somebody will step on it. but as i bent down to pick it up, there was a slight click and instantly i could feel this huge pressure in my chest. almost a crushing pressure. and i heard what sounded like a fighter jet going over. at that point, i didn't know that it had been a bomb. what i honestly thought was someone had shot me with a shotgun. i began to think, i may not make it. >> the explosion has severed nerves in wright's left arm and impaled more than 200 pieces of shrapnel in his body. investigators quickly determined that gary wright has just become the latest victim of the unabomber, a shadowing suspect that has been cloaked for nearly nine years. >> it continued until the last bomb was delivered in the u.s. mail in ap

owner gary wright had arrived at his office at 10:25 a.m. >> when i had pulled into the parking lot, i noticed there was a piece of wood over to the right-hand side near my secretary's car. two two by fours that appeared to be nailed together. i thought well, it's just a piece of scrap lumber. it's not nails sticking out of it. i should probably throw it away. somebody will step on it. it will get run over. but as i bent down to pick it up, there was a slight click and instantly i could feel this huge pressure in my chest. almost a crushing pressure. and i heard what sounded like a fighter jet going over. at that point, i didn't know that it had been a bomb. what i honestly thought was someone had shot me with a shotgun. i began to think, i may not make it. >> the explosion has severed nerves in wright's left arm and impaled more than 200 pieces of shrapnel in his body. he became the latest victim of the unabomber. the shadowy suspect that has been engaged in a campaign of terror across the country for nearly nine years. >> it continued until the last bomb was delivered in the u.s. m

major wright is our other player of the game and both of them are down on the field with michele. major wright had an interception and of course fumble tonight. >> michele: jay, the steelers had cut your lead to four. you're facing a third and ten. they blitz you. you decide to run, you see robert golden in front of you. who happened next? >> i had to make sure i had to get the first down. we didn't play that well in the second half, especially on third down so i just wanted to make sure i picked it up. a little collision happened but we got the first down and kept rolling. >> michele: and what happened next was a 41-yard pass to brandon marshall and the touchdown throw to earl bennett. how much do you think that shoulder to golden sparked your offense? >> well, they were all yelling me when i got back in the huddle to get down so i don't think they were too pleased but the guys hung in there all night. we didn't play as well as we wanted to. i didn't play as well as i wanted to but proud of the offensive line, proud of the receivers. they hung in there and made plays when we need

. >> ifill: past recipients of the medal include other civil rights figures, as well as the wright brothers, mother teresa, and bob hope. >> woodruff: and online, you may have noticed a different look to our rundown. we've launched a new initiative to track the most important stories of the day, as they evolve. you can find this new blog on our home page.

. >> ifill: past recipients of the medal include other civil rights figures, as well as the wright brothers, mother teresa, and bob hope. >> woodruff: and online, you may have noticed a different look to our rundown. we've launched a new initiative to track the most important stories of the day, as they evolve. you can find this new blog on our home page. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. >> ifill: and that's the newshour for tonight.

wright for being here. i think it's important we try to work together and i appreciate the fact that you've been sitting here and, you know, san francisco has figured this before and that's why it was important in reference to what mr. wright said to make sure we get the city attorney on record so people have this guidance and that clarity is important and i think we got it today. >> we appreciate that. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good evening, my name is donna smith and i am a native of san francisco and resident of hunter's point bayview, it is imperative that you keep the hdso because insurance under the healthy san francisco will be crucial for helping to meet the cost of caring for the uninsured. now, speaking of the uninsured, the san francisco insurance will allegation be affected. the healthy san francisco has definitely helped some of the families in hunter's point bayview. we do have agencies like the southeast center, the bayview medical center and we have health fairs throughout our community

david wright, abc news, hollywood. >> we're grad you were watching.there at abcnews.com. "nightline" later and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow. >>> on "the list." yeah, it's really over. from "breaking bad" to "seinfeld", the things that make the perfect finale. and perfect cup cakes, new obsessions from dessert world, and i like it. plus, meet the real piano man. hi, i'm teresa straser. >> one reason for the debate of shutting down the government, whether you're for it or against it, chances are you are like the rest of us. totally confused. will your rates go up or fall? is it free? who qualifies? who doesn't? what more confusing than obama care? well, we found a list of things. why do they call it ovaltine? >> the mug is round. the jar is round. they should call it rounin snyder keeps getting movie roles. and what is breaking bad despite not watching the other 61 episodes. >> number two, the most trending story on google today, the finale of "breaking bad." as you know, last night the emmy-winning show that went from cult following to o

. >>> let's go to julie wright tot get a look at morning commute. >> reporter: hi, guys, busy coming from culpeper, and an accident overturned track thatat is block -- overturned truckrned that is blocking a ramp to 15. in manassas look closely at accident activity on the left side of the highway, that is is going to tie up your community headed east toward centreville. a lot of traffic lined up early this morning out of manassas headed eastbound out of 66, lanes are open leaving fair oaks, 123, no trouble spots to report, coming out of dale city, at hyattstown, loading up the te usual suspects, heading south leaving 109 toward clarksburg, and lanes are open out of germantown, and the top part outer loop, approaching steady, ietoquiet on 295, approaching fm annapolis and leaving for the beltway. that is a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> six people are behind bars in connection with the stabbinge death of kennedy diaz. >>> daniels is the only one charged with murder.mu they range in age from 19 to 21. samuels and her friend fought back, diaz's friend got away bu he did not. diaz w

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let's see if julie wright cl c happen that. >> yeah, pressie good. are you coming to the club? >> i want to where are we going? >> i'll pick you up. have to be in bed by 10:00. >> that's when i was going to pick you up. >> that'sk y when people go out those days, wisdom. wis >> oh, boy. with the fun bunch here. [laughter] wisconsin avenue at bradley this is where the over night construction is still in place. for those that travel this area, you know they've been businessing doing paving and restriping and it's taking ai while. coming through the d.c. line through bethesda very little delay. no problems inbound on route 50 leaving 200 out of landover. traffic flowing freely over toward s new york -- towards the new york split. spl inner loop at speed. toll road to 270 and on 395 light volume on the pentagon. northbound 95 is at speed at staffford continuing to dale city. that's a check of your fox 5 ontime traffic. >> ledge genies of burgundy andd cold came together last night. >> the event in lands down had a twist. they used the coach as part of a joke at the annual roast. fo

>> kelly wright is live with those details. kelly, what's the latest? >> president obama continuing to push for getting support for members of congress to get people to persuade other congressional members particularly if republicans approve his plan. >> already talking to a lot of my colleagues. before i ks persuade them i have to be supported. i am saying the president made sense in a lot of things he had to say. we are a long way from achieving what i think would be most effective strategies. >> they are hoping senator lindsay gram would help them. president obama is convinced they are responsible for carrying out a chemical attack on its own people killing 1400 people. the president said last year the attack would be a red line to provoke them to intervene in the prices but he wants to take action but stunned the world when he said he would first seek authorization from congress. now he must convince his own party to stand against them. >> i don't think they understand the chemical and biological warfare. >> the president has to spend some time expl

thank you tuck.yo let's check in with julie wright. >> here we go.o. >> let's start off talking about seat warmers they are on full blast. the heater is on traveling to work. and of course your patience asca we continue to clear out overnight construction along northbound 5 in newington as well as 395 to duke street. the lanes open continuing northbound leaving landmark to seminary road. r between covesville and new hampshire avenue you lost the right laners baf work zone. no problems to report eastbounde along 66 as you travel from manassas. and no trouble spots out of newington. >> a plea from a woodbridge high school student killed in a park over the weekend. kenny diaz was stand to death at 3:15 saturday afternoon. a man who came upon the crime scene said officers told him they were looking up to five young men as potential suspects and diaz knew at least one of his killers. >> we're hoping that anyone that knows anything please do. try to help us. we need closure. just devastated. >> on monday classmates at woodbridge senior high school s came dressed in red which was dough yaz'

major wright runs it in for a 38-yard touchdown. roefrts under pressure loses the ball and peppers with a return ed with a 42-yard fumble return touchdown. the undefeated bears win it, 40-23. the steelers are 0-3. >>> 27-7, colin kaepernick throws an interception to end the game. over to the lions and redskins now. detroit gives themselves a comfortable lead with a comfortable pass, megatron, calvin johnson. and a last-second hail mary by rg3 is -- watch it, watch it -- does he get it? no, deflected. check this out. right there in the end zone. lions on top, 27-20. >>> more upsets on sunday. the packers lose the ball. it has been picked up by cincinnati, then dropped, but cincy's terence newman takes it 60 yards for a td. the bengals beat the packers, 34-30 and the giants blanked by the panthers, 38-0. cam newton showing no mercy and eli manning -- get this -- he was sacked a dozen times. >>> here is something you don't see every day. after the titans get a touchdown late in the fourth to edge over the chargers, a failed lateral att

. >>> let's check in with julie wright. >>> well, other the roads this morning, we were checking for road work that was scheduled tod be in place by 6:00, between 226 and 28, and out of marin sees, and headed toward centreville,ee all the lanes are open, continuing toward the capital beltway. we will continue with the cameras and show you what else we have on the cameras, lanes are open, leaving aquia harbor, before below speed, southbound 270, on the top side it's below speed at montrose lanes are ar open. the outer loop between college park and bethesda, leaving 210 and 295, that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> thank you, julie. >>> the family of a wood bridge high school student killed in papark over the weekend held a vigil. kenny diaz was stabbed at 3:15 saturday afternoon. s a manur who came upon the crime scene, says that the officers told him that they were lookingg for at least five suspects. and diaz knew at least one of his killers. >>> now to a terrible situation that continues in kenya as a standoff in a mall is in the i 4th day. but they say that the end is in s

i am kelly wright. i'll see you again at 1:00 p.m. eastern. forbes on fox. >> david: well, as the buddy yogi berra said, "it's dÉjÀ vu all over again." five years ago this weekend, financial meltdown hit when lehman brothers went bankrupt as the housing brother blew up. many blame the bubble on the federal reserve, keeping interest rates artificially too low for too long. the fed is at it again. keeping the stimulus rate low with stimulus plan on steroids. could it cause another bubble about to blow up. this time the stock market itself? >> i think we are at a risk for a bubble. but they don't know to bring it in real estate or the stock market. if you see the stock market closed 140 points up there is a ten depensy to jump in. there is a false sense of security with the business market today. you see neiman marcus being bought. and people think everything is okay but they don't think about the fact obamacare will be implemented in the few month. it will wreak havoc. >> john tandy if we believe that greenspan caused a bubble keeping the intere

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright.l weapons agreement reached. secretary of state john kerry saying the united states and russia have agreed on a deal that calls for syria's arsenal of chemical weapons to be removed or destroyed by 2014. >> we agreed that syria must submit within a week, not in 30 days, but in one week, a comprehensive listing and additional details will be addressed regarding that in the coming days. >> the move averts any possibility of immediate u.s. military action. dozens of people were sent to the hospital after a bus overturns in ohio. 34 riders there hurt, at least 4 critical. a dozen others are in serious condition. the bus overturned overnight while headed to detroit. no word on what caused the bus to crash. >>> i'm kelly wright. we take you back now to cavuto on business. >>> putting us over a barrel, really just dragging on and on. talks over what to do about syria, though they're still moving on, oil prices on a roller coaster ride since we first started trying to figure out exactly what's

the cloth these holy men wear is strictly designer and now as abc's david wright reports, one group of them will be opening up to the world how they balance living for god and those al mighty in god we trust dollars. for our series "faith matters." >> reporter: the city of angels ain't the bible belt, preachers here aren't from central casting. like so many others chasing the hollywood dream, they have star power. >> p-diddy, jay-z, they're not the only one whose should be driving ferraris. >> reporter: some clearly enjoy living the good life. >> you see my glory but you don't know my story. >> reporter: the idea behind oxygen any show, debuting next month. preachers of laf lay. the title sound like a stretch, right, l.a. its about something other than god for most people? >> yes, right, right, right. lost souls. >> reporter: lost souls. >> l.a. where all the lost angels are. >> reporter: reality tv brought us the drama and decadence of real housewives. and taught us the meaning of gtl on jersey shore. and showed us it is possible to be famous just for being famous. provided your last

abc's david wright. ♪ >> reporter: this was michael jackson's last dance.inal rehearsal for what was to have been his comeback tour. final because he died days later, before the tour's first stop. in debt, how of shape and drugging himself to sleep at night, but still dancing his heart out. >> this is the final curtain call. >> reporter: footage shown again today in an l.a. courtroom to a jury who must decide if jackson's death was essentially self-inflicted with the help of his doctor or if promoter aeg live bears some blame, too. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, conrad robert murray, guilty. >> reporter: in 2009 jackson's doctor was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for administering the fatal dose of proep fol. in this lawsuit jackson's mother and three children are seeking $1.5 billion in damaging from aeg live. the jackson family claims aeg was paying murray's salary, $150,000 a month and putting pressure on him to get jackson fit for the tour. aeg insists the company had no idea what jackson and his doctor were up to behind closed doors. >> ae

i'm kelly wright.eal reached on syria's chemical weapons. after nearly three days of talks with sergey lavrov, secretary of state john kerry says they've reached an agreement. it calls for syria's arsenal of chemical weapons to be removed or destroyed by 2014. the move averts any possibility of immediate u.s. military action. president obama had threatened the use of force in response to a chemical weapons attack in syria that killed about 1400 people. back here at home, a race against time in flood devastated colorado as rescue crews there search for more than 100 of people still unaccounted for. at least four people are dead. entire towns now under water. the nightmare is far from over as the state awaits more rainfall today. threatening to send swollen rivers through neighborhood streets. i'm kelly wright. we take you back now to bulls and bears. >>> well, these walmart protesters in d.c. are probably not very happy campers. the mayor of washington, d.c. just vetoing legislation that would have forc

david wright tells us. >> reporter: it may not be grand theft auto. but it is gone in 60 seconds, in this security video from a dallas driveway, three men steal not the car but the third row seats in under a minute. this car dealership in simi valley police say a suspect stole seats from 16 chevy tahoes. petty crime for big profit, in this case the estimated value, $48,000. >> third row seats are a growing problem throughout california and across the country. >> reporter: it's a grab and go crime. the way car radios were in the '80s. because these things were designed to be easy to take out. thieves sell them on craig's list and ebay at more than $1500 per seat. it can cost more than twice that much to replace them at the dealer. >> with a limit of time and effort people can protect themselves. >> reporter: police departments recommend etching your vehicle id number on the seats. remove and store seats that are not being used. or buy back seat locks, some marketed just for this. >> when they see this decal, tg your third row seat out. >> reporter: dav

wright. any further public comments? you need to give us who you are. there you are, wait until the last minute. can i have that, please. >> good afternoon, president and commissioners, thank you for having me here to speak today. i would like to make a comment that we are not here today to decide whether we want this program or not in san francisco, we're here to take a vote on rates for the program, the not to exceed rate, the board of supervisors almost a year ago now approved this program with 8 votes with a super majority to move forward with this program, we are not here today to decide whether this program is good for san francisco, the board of supervisors already knew that, we're here to approve the not to exceed rate that were recommended by your staff. i know in your packet, you received 379 signatures from san francisco residents through our action alert from this weekend, but i went back and made sure to compile a list for each of you, of everyone who has ever signed an actual alert from clean power and wanting it to move forward through ou

>> it will be up to wright to decide if the men get into the program.e. >> i guess the question is what's going to be different now. especially because you've had some experience in treatment before. >> i've tried -- >> hold up. what's going to be different? because i'm quite sure you said the same thing before when they did an initial assessment i'm tired of going to jail, blah, blah, blah. those are the kinds of things that people often say, i want you to do is reach down inside and find out really what's going to be different this time? >> i don't have the answers. >> okay. perfect. >> i'm sick and tired of being sick and tired. i'm tired of the same road i was going down the wrong path and i want the good path. >> let me tell you a couple of things about it. it's the most structured dorm. we do 12-step meetings, relapse prevention, life skills, big book study and we do a men's group. the hardest part of the program and i need to be real honest, is what we call accountability. what's going to go against the whole jail code, that means that your peers

." >> reporter: local real estate agent jeffrey wright is also opposed to the use of eminent domain.is part of a campaign, funded by the california association of realtors, to stop the plan. wright says lending institutions have no legal obligation to negotiate with homeowners, and he fears they will no longer want to do business in richmond. >> if a lender wants to renegotiate, that's between the lender and the borrower. it's not for a municipality such as the city of richmond to become an interloper into someone else's agreement, utilizing strong arm tactics such as eminent domain to force them to have to renegotiate an agreement. >> reporter: wright also believes homeowners, many of whom claim predatory lending forced them into bad mortgages, bear the burden of responsibility, not the banks. >> in my 34 years with the real estate business, at no point in time have i ever seen anyone strapped to a chair, burned with cigarettes, pistol whipped, forced to sign a loan agreement. >> reporter: while emotions are running high in richmond, there's an even bigger battle underway between th

david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> and it was good to have you with us tonight.will be right here at 9:00 p.m. eastern for the president's address to the nation. see you then. see you then. >>> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> we'll take you live to president's address to the nation in about one minute first, local headline autos he vac orders have been lifted as crews made great progress in the bat yet against that big fire on mount diablo. there are no visible flames. >> conservation groups are begin dog worry about the rim fire near yosemite. it's listed as 80% contained the cost of fighting it topped $180 million. >>> a lawsuit accusing uc berkeley police of brutality against occupy protestors stems from this demonstration. police from cal ask other departments caught on video hitting student protestors as they cleared out an occupy encampment. 29 pro testers are suing. >> apple unveiled two iphones today. one comes in a range of colors, upgraded camera, faster processor and a fingerprint sensor. both model goesing on sale a week from friday. >> here is a loo

david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> there is a picture that caught our eye from overseas today. take a look. an epic pileup in england, more than 130 cars stretching the width of a giant bridge. eye witnesses describing a kind of chain reaction, ten minutes of crash after crash after crash, and the fog was being blamed. 60 people were injured. >>> back here at home we turn to a big spike in car sales in the u.s. and a "world news" investigation of something used to make the sale. we asked american families if they can trust what they're being told about the history of the car they're buying. abc's david muir is here with a major development and real answers in his investigation. david? >> reporter: you'll remember our team of producers armed with hidden cameras out to test one of the most popular tools used to sell you and your family a car. six months later we go back, and why we're not the only ones now looking for real answers. >> reporter: perhaps you've seen the ads. >> show me the car fax. >> reporter: 40 bucks and you get the history of the car you're looking to buy. but

. >> julie wright. w >> yes. ye >> how are you doing? >> a little due on the cars this morning. >> did you get due on your car snrng i was dueless. [laughter] it was good. >> these twoter] have fancy garg i had due on my car. >> i park outside.utsi i had dew on my car. >> i was just trying to get ine the car. >> there's a little bit of dew on some peoples' cars this morning. when i came in the photographers had left through dew on their cars. >> obsessed with the dew. >> you need allow more time on the roads. that's all i'm saying. >> does due make you have to spend extra time on the road. t >> youhe need extra time to getn the car and make sure you can see and head out the door. >> okay. >> this is why he calls me. i'm lost on wisconsin avenue trying to get to the station. traveling north of occoquan. light traffic volume working in your fave right now head northbound out of stafford. no issues to report northbound 395 leaving duke street.eet an easy drive on 66 coming inbound. it's fair oaks headed inbound towards vienna. still at spee

abc's david wright on the scramble to safety. >> reporter: in mexico, paradise submerged. acapulco, that glamorous name actually comes from an aztec word meaning,"washed away." today it sure seems that way to some 40,000 tourists trying to get out. >> there is no roads, no planes, physically no way to get out of acapulco. >> reporter: for three days, tropical storm manual pounded mexico's diamond coast. leaving in its wake a chaotic scene. grocery store shelves emptied. at the local costco, looters wade through the parking lot, but there's no easy way out. major roads blocked by mudslides. the international airport under water waist deep from the ticket counter to the curb side check-in. a carry on bag you need to carry on your head. most of the tourists are being diverted to a nearby military base to be airlifted out. but, it's slow going. >> it's a little tired but, you know, trying to get home as best as possible. >> reporter: the grand hotels are now rationing food and the stranded vacationers who came expecting five star accommodations are making do with a dry patch o

. >> julie wright going on the roads. >> a little bit of this and a little bit of that. we'll pop up the maps for you. we'll show you what is happening on the highway. we had a problem earlier.lie the activity cleared but there's a problem allook branch avenue between southern avenue and camden street southeast. you'll find that your lanes are blocked off in each direction. for those traveling northbound on 5 lanes open leaving the prince william parkway and continuing northbound orders newington. no trouble spots to report. southbound 270 coming out of hyattstown at speed leaving 109. light traffic volume on the top stretch of the beltway. overnight construction should be cleared. no problems to report down south at the wilson bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> thank you, julie. our big stories this morning the budget battle on capitol hill. the deadline is days away. >> at stake this morning. president obama's health care law which is at the center of a political tug of war.. mel dmi is live on capitol hill with the o latest on this story. good mo

h >>> let's check in with juliee wright. >> reporter: we received word that there's a crash of the vehicle over the embankment, as you approach the exit for i-195, again state as to the left to get by, head out toward baltimore, the northbound side of the highway is affected, affe southbound it's of coursed, traveling between albutris, andd the capital beltway, and running east, and no accidents have been reported. this is where we had problemss early this morning with the with crash before the entrance on the hov lanes, in dum dumfries. we are told the accident restin on thent shoulder and another delay headed northboundrthbo approaching the prince williamim parkway on the hov lane, that is where we received word of a stalled out vehicle tying up the lane of two. that is on time traffic. >>> counselors will be be on hand to help students deal with the killing of a senior. he was stabbed to death at wood bridge saturday afternoon. this is east of interstate 95, near occoquan bay. >> police don't believe thet attack is random, but they don't have any suspects, investigatore are asking anyon

the real walter wright house is on the market. asking price 150,000 dollars. owners say they will never sell it, though. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a mess for president obama. don't be fooled by iran. it could mauk for a tense meeting today. weary following president obama's friday phone call with iran's president. james rosen has more. >> greetings from washington where they have profound skepticism for motives. in the historic phone call president obama told iranian president that the u.s. believes iran has the right to peaceful nuclear energy. he urged row hani to take quote meaningful transparent and verifyable with international law. on thursday the top diplomats say germany and iran met in new york. that was also a first in 2009. they responded to comments from secretary of state john kerry who urged iran to open up the nuclear facilities. >> we are already engaging in negotiations. will>> iranian foreign minister flat out lied on at this week abc when he claimed iranians have never been pursuing nuclear weapons. lindsay graham of

david wright suggests how he did this. >> reporter: calvin coolidge worthington was the original cowboyin a suit. always that jingle, always a furry side kick, his dog, spot. which might be a tiger, or a grizzly bear, or even shamu, the killer whale. here in southern california, cal's off the wall antics made him more famous than the cars he sold. he claimed to sell more than a million. >> super prices are insane. >> that is what cal worthington did for cars. >> i am going to give you this to keep the sun off of you. >> cal's legacy lives an. >> specializing in the dead animals everywhere. >> reporter: in viral videos like this one. >> look at that antelope driving a car, or this one. >> reporter: for arlen's transmissions in burbank, created by hipsters who said they were inspired by cal. >> the reason we made commercials like this, we always loved the art form of the commercial. >> reporter: shifting cal worthington's crazy legacy forward. to youtube and beyond. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> one of a kind, well, a lot is under the hood while we're talking cars at one bay are

. >> kelly wright is live with us with more on this. >> he through a monkey wrench into this. >> good morning to you as well. tonight president obama as you stated will address the american people he will be speaking directly to american people against syria. he will continue to look for authorization for allegedly using chemical weapons. the president says he understands the concerns of a war weary nation. >> it is a difficult situation. everybody understands that. i continue to believe there is not a military solution that there is not an underlying conflict which is in part sectarian and that the american people are right not to want to have us entangled in a sectarian civil war inside of syria. >> here's the new monkey in the wrench. if chemical weapons keep them under national control and ultimately destroy them. president obama welcomes the possibility of a possible diplomatic solution. >> i think we should explore and exhaustion all avenues of diplomatic resolution of this. it is important to keep the pressure on to quote a former u.s. presidentçó ronald reagan it's not enough

. >> let's go to traffic with julie wright. >> reporter: hopefully you're nothope looking at the clouds, s attention to the, maps, coming outps, of hyattstown, dropping o 31 miles per hour, accident activity at 28, cleared,cl reaching to 45 miles per hour,ho and trying to get past the scene. let's show you quickly to the cameras, northbound 395, the th stalled car moved over to the right shoulder at the 14 street bridge, heavy volume headed fro the pentagon, through manassas and leaving fair oaks through vienna. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> welcome back.>>> and annie iswe with us now. >> hello. >> good morning. >> what are we talking about today. >> we are talking about social kissing when is it appropriatedr to greet someone with a hug, aa kiss, a handshake specificallyei for business meetings. >> they say business meetings can be pretty casual. they can take place in a coffee shop, whatever. iop came across this interesting article, and it got me thinking. this lady stepped into a a business meeting. guys.s the onlybune female ande you know, she put out her hand for a

there you go. >> someone who is keeping it cool, julie wright over there is getting ready to do someulie is going to get moving. >> the party is starting. >> reporter: i got to go to traffic. it's happening right now. >> i see red lights. >> reporter: inner loop of the beltway, the two right lanes are taking and or all that is getting by at the scene of the crash, delays on the inner loop of the beltway from 214 central avenue continuing toward the accident scene, a delay an outer mile about passing the scene, that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> more on the news. fox 5 morning news continues. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. ken cuccinelli's ad twists the facts. terry mcauliffe had no role in running the company and owned just 1/1400th of the company's stock. it's ken cuccinelli we should worry about. pursuing an extreme agenda. interfering in our personal lives. and waging war on abortion, even in cases of rape and incest. ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us. -gotta be the steak. -oh, it's the steak! maybe it's the amb