in arlington, the issue is this water main break. best option as an alternate is to use wilson boulevard. capitol boulevard is pretty good. we have one slow stretch from virginia to maryland. through montgomery county we are okay. we don't have any big delays. the bottom still looks good across the wilson bridge. closer to joint base andrews. that is a look of traffic. we have issues and will look at the vehicle on the parkway. kimberly: we were clearly in denial about the traffic situation. same thing about summer ending. jonathan: meteorologically speaking this is the last day of summer? doug: yes. autumn begins tomorrow. don't confuse with the official seasons astronomical and fall doesn't begin until the 21, 22 of september septemb. but pay attention to this because this could be a final "jeopardy" question if this is a category. look at the cardinal ridge elementary school in centreville. this is the way it was for most of the area. cloudy start to the day. midday skies brighten. the clouds came back. at 3:00, the clouds moved o

arlington the exception. a lot of kids are back to school but look at the heat they have to deal with next week. lower 90's. arlington kids are like, yes! loving it. 4:00, coming up at tackling mental illness in the work ways. a mental health expert will join us with information on things to look out for to keep yourself and your coworker safe. kimberly: and is -- stay on top of any breaking news by signing up for text alert. we will be right back. kimberly: yesterday's deadly shooting of a tv news crew brings up questions about dealing with mental health and the work ways. -- workplace. scott: that means knowing the signs of distress and how to address them. joining us is a licensed professional clinical counselor. we are glad you are with us because the resource to talk about. you say the key, it is tough to nail down what exactly that is in this particular case. but overall you need to be more aware. >> i'm glad you brought that back up because awareness in america is what we're looking for. we really need

host: bill in arlington, texas. independent. caller: thank you so much for taking my call. , a suggestion say -- we can see that there is random drug testing across the various disciplines that provide -- as an airline pilot or construction worker or even hospital employee. how is it the police are able to get away with it? maybe that is something that could be considered. thank you so much. guest: it's interesting, when you look at the police contracts, there are some that say that officers cannot be drug tested. some don't allow for psych evaluations. the officers can get a psych eval, but only if the union and the city agree on the person conducting the eval. the union could say we don't agree and they prevent that from happening. there should be strong language that ensures that officers are held accountable if they use drugs. it should be a part of the contracts and not just a part of city policy. in virginia. is, i agreeomment with the black lives matter, that is a very, very good thing that's going on right now. we also h

if you go down arlington avenue you walk down across, you will see the development. individuals growing up in the new housing, better than it was before, should be evil to walk down the street three blocks and welcome to the medical center and do a plethora of jobs depending on what the skill set is. nurse,otomist, a diagnostics, a doctor, to the person who runs the place. my hope been dream is in a that pathwayrs will be easy, and the people that live in the neighborhoods will be running those institutions. that is what a beautiful new orleans would look like. mr. goldberg: thank you. mayor landrieu: thank all of you. [applause] saturday marks the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina , one of the five deadliest storms in u.s. history. tonight, c-span's to her of damage in louisiana. >> you can't describe it. it's your whole life gone. community. all your friends and family gone. , still your friends and family you don't see anymore. you don't forget it. not for the rest of your life. >> followed by a town hall meeting in new orleans moderated by the mayor. >> i'm r

i'm a serial entrepreneur and paste into arlington area and i see a lot of investment for small amounts of investors. do we are in a seat of our national government with real pressing problems. so i encourage those of you who are in a position to influence the angelge investment community and early stage investment community to meet with them. because i feel a little bit of hay, let's bring important people to silicon valley because to shake things up and shows that do things. there's a lot of really smart people in the d.c. area who work within government and with government any contracted capacity, if you just need the funding, like our company to be able to work and make it big and awesome, just like they're getting the funding in silicon valley. and let's stop fixing millennial simple nice things and with the summer countries infrastructure, and you guys can point instrumental role in doing that stuck to talk about uber or something like that, right? cisco, talk to her after. she needs money. [laughter] but it does raise the point about money out there and how do we get, there's lot

. >> the dits coverry elementary school in arlington, chances are you have seen crews hard at work. often. >> it looks like they will cut in the last minute but i think it will be done. >> careline will be a fourth grader when it opens in two weeks. >> great teachers. young and energetic. it will be exciting. >> discovery, the first new elementary school in a decade built in response to the population boom. the building will continue all the way up to the first day. >> there is always a rush at the end. that is part of the fun. >> riverside high is a new school where finishing touches happen nonstop on monday. >> natural light in the building. >> principal doug anderson led the process for a year. new gym and classrooms and new looks. everywhere you turn is the new opportunity. >> it's just wing after another. great new adventure. >> construction is happening every where have you look including here at the football field where the work has to be done in time for the first home game on friday september 4. in leesburg, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: can't get enough of the pictur

i'm a serial entrepreneur and based i in the arlington area ad i see a lot of investment by small amount of investment going into very much millennial -- to our embassy for national covenant with with pressing problems. so i encourage those of you who are in a position to influence the angel investment community, early stage investment community particularly within. i see a little bit of the hey, let's bring important people to silicon valley because to shake things up and shows how to do things. there's lots more people in the d.c. area who work within govern and with government and contractor capacity, and they just need to get funding for our company, to be able to work and make it big and awesome just like their getting funded through silicon valley. let's stop fixing millennial simple nice things and really fix some of our country's infrastructure, and you guys can play an instrumental role in doing that. >> you're talking about uber or something, right? yes, cisco. she needs money. [laughter] but it does raise the point about money out there and how do we get, there's lots more peo

until then, life in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: police need help to tract down a sexual assault suspect that could be uber driver. the assault happened sunday morning in unit block of grant circle northwest and the police tell us between 2:00 and 2:00 a.m. a woman was sexual assaulted. the attacker was seen operating a white sports car with back leather seats. if you have information call the d.c. police immediately. kelly: prince george's county police need help finding a t-shirt wanted for shooting and killing another teem. they are looking for 17-year-old chet jarrett jr. charged with the murder of 17-year-old jajuan mcrae on rockport lane in glenn dale friday night. they believe they got in a fight and ended with a deadly shooting if. you have seen jarrett police want to hear from you. leon: tonight the investigators are trying to figure out how a v.r.e. train struck and killed someone on the track at stafford county. this happened this morning on a northbound fredericksburg train. it caused a nightmare commute for thousa

cemetery and on many days our view of arlington is one of the most striking in our nation's capitol. on most days it serves as a stark reminder of the awesome and irrefcoable responsibles of the position of chief of staff of the army. like general creighton abrams before him, ray firmly believes that soldiers are not in the army, they are the army. and it's always been his number one job to serve them well and to serve them honorably. whether it is fighting in tikrit or visiting a wounded warrior at a hospital bed in walter reed, ray has been the consummate leader, distinguished and thoughtful. he has led with a quick mind, calloused hands and a servant's spirit. and while the army has been his profession for more than 39 years, serving this great nation and it is people, protecting his beloved army has always been his career. that there are so many of you here today, so many senior leaders, both active and retired and civilians, it is a clear and true testament to the legacy of ray odierno. as a secretary said, there is really no earthly way to fully capture the breadth and depth of

inside the beltway for the district in arlington. west,d further north and especially around the hagerstown area, we are looking at heavy rain at beaver creek and fair play. moving towards the south around the winchester area. you are finally beginning to dry out. slowly funneling and. shenandoah farms looking at moderate rains at this time. we will watch the rain is a moves through the metro area. if you're heading out to the rain -- redskins game tonight, prepare for what weather. the heaviest of the rain should be out of here by about 8:00 or 9:00, at least for the district. in improving conditions throughout the day tomorrow. throughout the coming up in a few minutes. jonathan: six people escaped an early morning fire that destroyed a home in the district. that started before 5:00 this morning. firefighters say smoke was absolutely pouring out of the home. everybody did make it out safely but there's no word on what caused the fire. investigators believe it started on the second or. -- floor here at -- laura. kimberly: the debate

the arlington police wanted to get out the message that the town, the city, the county is safe but they are looking for witnesses who witnessed this crime or any others to

coming up next, we go to arlington, texas, and our republican line. daniel, hello, there. hey, there. i tell you, i am impressed. that man, to me, is addressing finally the problem we have. the man has got a good heart, it sounds like. he is humble. i am impressed. i am very, very impressed. kasich's's go to john state, to cincinnati. caller: this is stephanie donovan calling from cincinnati. i live in ohio, obviously, and what i see is a man who is so worried about taking away , and we actually rallied at the statehouse when he was trying to make all the abortion rights simply go away for women. the only thing i can agree with was he did give us medicaid expansion, but he is a businessman. he's going to turn away millions from the federal government. he gutted our education system in ohio. it's interesting -- everyone s he's done such a great job with our budget, but if you drive along, the we got up to your shoulders, and you cannot even see traffic coming. money by he can save not cutting the grass, but it's actually a danger to motorists. the bridges are broken, infras

right now we have an impressive combination of heat and humidity outside the belfort furniture in arlington and all across the area. let's get you started with a look around the area. a wide image from the camera just down the potomac at the national harbor. a lot of sunshine. a few clouds. a little haze and a lot of heat and a lot of humidity. here is how it looks. 93 at reagan, manassas, andrews and the rest of the metro area in lower 90's. a few spots hotter like frederick, maryland, 97. if you factor in the moisture you get a reading like with the heat index. feels like 100 in washington, 101 in frederick. this is the toughest stuff. temperatures are in the 80's this weekend. after sunset, mild and muggy all night long. higher elevations could dip in the 60's but most areas will stay in the 70's. a muggy forecast here. we will continue to keep the eyes on the high pressure system that is giving us the hot and the humid weather's it moves east. we will slowly see the low pressure go west and ramp up the afternoon thunderstorms in spot starting tomorrow. we will talk about that and anothe

and on many days the view of arlington is one of the most striking in our nations capital. on most days, it serves as a stark reminder of the often and irrevocable responsibilities and consequences of the position of chief of staff of the army. unlike general creighton abrams before him, ray early -- firmly believe soldier are not in the army, they are the army. it's always been his number one job to serve them well and to serve them honorably. whether it is fighting in tikrit for visiting the wounded were at walter reed, ray has been the leader, their kids lead with the quick mine, palestinians and a serving spirit. while the army has been his profession for more than 39 years serving this great nation and its people, protecting his beloved army has always been his career. but there are so many of you here today, so many senior leaders, both active and retired and civilians, declared a true test of a legacy of ray odierno. as the secretary said there truly no earthly way to fully capture the breath that death of raise 39 years of service to the army, into the nation, at le

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there were sex trafficking in victims in my own town of arlington, virginia found in a bust in a hotel.there there are gangs connected to central america and transnational crime that pursued this. >> in virginia? >> in virginia.and in northern virginia. throughout virginia there are cases of sex trafficking. even peoplere recruited out of their high school.lor and sometimes people of color and minorities. sometimes even not. li and then it's more prevalent other in places like florida or apple pickers in washington e pick state. but therewa some are migrant work workers for whom the conditions are sohuma severe that it's actually w human trafficking. >> what's going on in a state like virginia that there's this rade h sex trafficking trade happening? >> so the dirty little secret is an that men who buy women and girls for sex create the problem.ion i know that there's a distinction between prostitution at the adult level. and the most coercive forms of fficki humanng trafficking or child prostitution.t frankl but frankly it's not cool and it's not okay that males buy females for sex because

i live in northern -- in nearby arlington in northern virginia. there is a church with a partnership with a local secular anti-human trafficking organization. there were sex victims found in my own town in arlington, virginia, found in a bust in a hotel. there are gangs connected to central america and transnational crime that pursue this. host: in virginia? guest: in northern virginia and throughout virginia. there are cases of sex trafficking, even people recruited out of their high school. sometimes people of color and minorities, sometimes even not. it is more prevalent in places like florida with apple pickers -- or apple pickers in washington state. but there are some migrant workers where the conditions are so severe that it is human trafficking. host: what is going on in states like virginia that there is this sex trafficking trade happening? guest: the dirty little secret here is that men who buy women and girls for sex create a problem. i know there is a distinction between prostitution at the adult level and the most coarser forms of hu