their documentary entitled "on the edge." >> i noticed over the summer that in huntington, west virginia, 28 people overdosed in a county in just over four hours. then i started getting more interested in huntington and the opioid epidemic. that is how we got to where we are now your >> we started i think it was in december. we worked until middle of march. no middle of february. , we were working every day in class for 2.5 months. it took us a while. we got our shots at the beginning and it was a long time editing. we had to plan everything out. we had to plan what we wanted and where we wanted it. it took a while. it was not a simple process. >> going to huntington in november right after the election, that took about three days overall with planning all the interviews and talking to people in getting be role. -- b-roll. >> i did not know this existed before charles joined our group and was like this is the topic i pitched for. i was like we can do that. my original topic we each had to , write our own individual pitch, mine was about the decriminalization of drugs and how that might b

mud was about the decriminalization of drugs. we kind of combined them. >> huntington west virginia, a city standing on the edge of rural appalachia. now it is one of the most impressive industrial failures in the u.s.. huntington as a city has always been a bridge between the midwest and east. the railroad ended here. however, things seem to get worse. >> huntington is like a lot of cities in america. at one time they produced a lot of products. industry.hat >> the job also went away. this depression occurred in the middle of the opiate full crisis. >> there's no question big pharma played a big role in this. when you look at how me addictive substances were virginia and west one of the smallest in the united states. -- people became to -- became addicted to these miracle drugs. >> it's better to say it so you can get help. i literally ran over my husband's arm, broke it. looked like he got hurt so he could get pain pills. >> the government began to realize the severity of the opioid addiction. they took away jocks like oxycontin. people just look to the next cheapest option for th

huntington agrees with me completely from the grave. [laughter] oh, no. no, no, sam huntington is the most -- >> [inaudible] >> sam huntington is the most famous comparative political person going. he died several years ago. he, i'm one of the two people who were academics who criticized, who read his third wave in 1991. are you another? no, i don't remember your name in there. at any rate, in 1996 he wrote a book called the clash of civilizations, and in the clash of civilizations he made exactly point. exactly this point. the book went down in flames, everybody was so furious about it. huntington was 100% right. as he put it, islam has bloodied borders. that's probably the most single famous line from the book. in other words, if you launch -- he kept saying the clash of civilization is going to be our fault. i don't know when it's going to happen, but i see all this growing up, all this pride in the united states, all this self-confidence, all this self-righteousness. yes, we did win the cold war. yes, the right side one won. yes, we should be proud of who we are and so on and

huntington valley. >> the penny packed creek passed flood stage and overflowed its banks. water crept up to the penny packed trail. the creek was flowing fast. the creek crested and the flooding is expected to be minor. >> by the time the storm got to the shore, it had lost its impact, but there was street flooding. >> trees were down at 19th and bainbridge, ripping down power lines. police, peco linesmen and tree crews were on hand to get the clean up done. we invite you to show the action that you took of the storm by e-mailing it to "6abc".com or post it on social media, use the hash tag "6abc" action. >> a big honor for philadelphia sons, boys to men. the section between christian and comewood street is known as boys to men boulevard. nate, nuye and sean were on hand for the unveiling. >> the city was gracious and kind enough to give us this honor. it truly is an honor. >> the east side of broad bear is home to philadelphia high school for the performing arts where the group's original members attended. there is more to come on "action news," including two toddlers dying in a hot car an

observant. was brought up in huntington, long island. two low-life white scandals dressed like gentlemen were caught in bed on the morning previous going off. the reason of her deserting is threatened to be whipped for this alarming fault without executing the threat or being enticed away by those fellows, she was reprimanded in an iron collar to shame her and deter her without stripes of being guilty of such acts in future. letting into the house at midnight, thieves, robbers, masters would be considered alarming by every good citizen. whoever will conduct to printing office new york shall be paid five dollars and all reasonable expenses. masters and others are not to conceal or take her off. it is intend that had she has her freedom at a certain age. that's a whole story here about what happened. what i found incredibly interesting that he's willing to pay $3 each for the names of the men that he found in bed with her and only $5 for her. so $9 he's pay forking the names of those people but we have found and the chances of her actually not being discovered are very slim with a thick ir

. we would also like to thank in a special way, lockheed martin and huntington engles in make thanksgiving series possible. before we get underway, for big events like this, just a brief announcement, safety announcement. we don't expect any difficulties, but should there be anything as convenor, make sure you know, we have exits here in the back on both sides and downstairs down the front and both myself and anthony bell in the back will be your responsible officers to direct you in the right way, just in case anything should ome up, look for one of us. so for our formal introduction to get us started, i will turn over to vice admiral peter daily, retired, chief executive officer of the u.s. naval institute, we're happy to have him here and partner with s&i. >> okay, welcome, those who don't know me, pete daily, ceo naval institute. we are proud to bring you this maritime dialogue series continuation in our third year and as mentioned, we give special recognition to our sponsors, huntington engles and lockheed martin for make thanksgiving event possible. our speaker for today

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neurodegenerative disorder huntington's disease the inherited disease generally breaks big. an adult is caused by a gene that releases toxic proteins that cause a breakdown of nerve cells in the brain will no research published in the journal of clinical investigation has found that the scientists using crisp her technique of genetic targeting and d.n.a. editing have been able to provide a permanent therapeutic treatment for huntington's in mice here's to the good folks out there who are working hard to make life just a little bit better for the people out there and that is our children today remember this world without the loved enough so i tell you all i love you i'm tired and on top of the all the fun watching those hawks never great. i see i don't want to say no i'm still at the same yeah sometimes. only steerable you know. these mug me the book says yes but that's a lot of holes you included monies. for stimulus to get them so you got some magnificent. some place from which is much more food than saving they say some people do really nice and friendly in my conformance they're welc

huntington's disease the inherited disease generally breaks begins an adult and is caused by a gene that releases toxic proteins that cause a breakdown of nerve cells in the brain will new research published in the journal of clinical investigation is found that the scientists using a crisper technique of genetic targeting and d.n.a. editing have been able to provide a permanent therapeutic treatment for huntington's in mice here's to the good folks out there who are working hard to make life just a little bit better for the people out there and that of our children are very remember in this world when i told her loved enough so i tell you all i love you. and on top of the while loop on watching those hawks number great. what you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put those through health care see your wife or. what's your biggest fear. of a big moment a right wing so let's talk a little bit bored you say if you ever met him but what about. exploring the topic of those aboard the. now i reviewed you told bush jim moore. welcome to on contact today we discussed the assault ag

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contestants -- a phd candidate in biology from huntington, new york... a school librarian from richfield, minnesota... and our returning champion, an attorney from new york, new york... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. as you just heard, our returning champion, joe nguyen, is an attorney from new york who was surprised by the verdict at the end of yesterday's show when he discovered that, "holy smokes, i just won by a margin of $199." what's gonna happen today, though, with the two c's, christie and coby? we'll start finding out right now. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and now here at the categories... next... hey... and... -joe. -hope-pourri for $200, please. coby. -what is springs? -yes. hope-pourri for $400. coby. -who is trudeau? -justin trudeau, right. beastly verbs for $200, please. joe. -what is to hog? -hog, that's the beastly verb. hope-pourri for $600.

california. thousands gathered in huntington beach. a neighbor took video of them climbing all over the living room. a beekeeper captured many of them, but and used bug spray to kill the other ones. >>> there's an unwanted and possibly dangerous ingredient in baby food, lead. >>> avacado assault, a deli worker was seriously injured in an attack. what he said sparked this unseemly scene. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> good morning it is 5:00 a.m., friday, june 16 we're following developing news. >>> fire leaves a suburban home badly damedz and a man is -- damaged, and a man is rushed to the hos

, splashed their way, through the high waters, at philmont and red lion in huntington valley. that is when a van, a driver was trying to get in the parking lot a van as well. >>> well, is there still much more to come tonight on "action news", hunt for a killer. police describe details of sexual violence and murder, a woman, slain outside a philadelphia high school, the latest, is coming up. >>> and they have gone to the end of the road and now this section of the broad street gets renamed after philadelphia's iconic group, boys two men. >>> meteorologist melissa magee returns with a beautiful outlook from accu weather. plus jeff skversky has new details on the flyers and sixers draft picks when "action news" continues. shocking a quiet community. residents urged to stay behind locked doors for their own safety. pass pass pass pass my belly pain and constipation? i could build a small city with all the over-the-counter products i've used. enough! i've tried enough laxatives to cover the eastern seaboard. i've climbed a mount everest of fiber. probiotics? enough! (avo) if you've had en

guardia. >> el hecho ocurriÓ en la oficina del seguro social en huntington park en california, blanca le reclamÓ al guardia entre las dos levantaron rn reporte dirigido a la oficina del seguro social . >> es una humillaciÓn. >> afuera de esta oficina estaba ella con sus hijos bajo altas temperaturas cuando les negaron el acceso, la seÑora blanca asegura que mÁs testigos tambiÉn levantarÁn el reporte de lo que pasÓ. >> vamos a hacer mÁs quejas de este caso y otros casos. >> nos comunicamos con el servicio de protecciÓn federal quienes dijeron que toman en rÍo l las acusaciones que estÁn trabajando con el empleador del oficial para investigar el hecho. esta madre dice que lo mÁs doloroso fue la humillaciÓn a sus hijos que espera que se haga justicia para que incidentes como este no se repitan. >> creo que ninguno ser humano se merece esta discriminaciÓn. >> en los Ángeles claudia mendoza noticias telemundo. >> si es de los que planea salir a la cal carretera con su familia aprovechando el 4 de julio hay buenas noticias para su bolsillo, los precios del combustible estÁn muy

at 6:00 on the 1,000 block of huntington road and firefighters battled the braise before getting an upper hand. there is no reports of injuries. >>> more testimony in the federal corruption trial of philadelphia d.a. seth williams, the city's top prosecutor returned to court this morning. at this hour the jury is hearing from a businessman many bucks county and gave williams gifts in exchange for williams' help if avoiding screening at philadelphia international airport. >> it is a big night for philadelphia basketball fans. the 76ers have the first pick in the nba draft. they are widely expected to take markelle foltz and ben simmons has yet to play because of an injury. fans have high hope for the season and the sixers set a season record for ticket sales. >>> a female police officer wounded in last year's shooting at a congressional baseball practice has returned to the field to throw out a first pitch. >> and if you got the flu vaccine and still got sick, a new study will emplain why. we have the details in health check. >>> and karen rogers has your seven-day forecast from accu

winds out of the southeast 3 miles an hour. most of the area still quite mild. 66 in huntington. we may see temperatures deep into the upper 50s and low 60s but that's about it. still a pretty nice morning. no rain to talk about. we are tracking a storm system up to our north. here's the shower we saw today. this was just some fairly light rain that came through earlier. look how much of the center portion of the country and southern portion of the country was seeing rain today. we're all watching this area of low pressure right up here. this is the same kind of weather pattern we saw in may rather cool and wet. that's what we've got out here today. you notice this area of low pressure it's spinning and back to the west and move back into our area and that's going to create some unsettled weather tomorrow and wednesday and thursday. tomorrow we get in on this area right here. there's a little bit of clearing, that means we can squeeze in a nice day i think. bus stop forecast, cloudy to start. some sunshine around noon. 79 and nice around 4:00 in the afternoon. your tuesday's looking pre

huntington avenue. and they figured out something had been shot at the window and traced it down and took moore into custody. >> we are set to hear from a man charged with the death of 26 people in the ghost ship fire. he faces 26 count manslaughter. authorities brought max harris back to alameda county late yesterday, and police say al menna converted the house, and harris him operate the building and organize the concert that took place of the massive fire last december. >>> and then accusations of staging accidents to collect on insurance claims. he's charged with insurance fraud and so collected about $150,000 in fraudulent claims. >>> expect delays on highway 50 if you are headed to lake tahoe. last night caltrans closed the section about five miles east of river ton, and one lane has re-opened this morning and caltrans is running one-way controlled traffic. crews will work in the next few days to clear 50 truckloads of debris. >>> we are starting off with a fair amount of cloud cover but will finish the day on a bright note. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you a pepperin

takoma station will close from the 25th until december 10th. and then next spring the huntington and eisenhower avenue stations will close from may 12th to 27th. metro says it will also continue to metro conduct maintenance work on weekends and during late evening hours. pr ahead to the 20-20 election. he held his first reelection fundraiser last night at his d.c. hotel. the 35-thousand dollar a plate event raised about 10-million dollars. protesters rallied outside. they voiced their opposition to the border wall.. and to the g-o-p health care bill, which would cut medicaid. the protesters also took aim at president trump's environmental policies. reporters were "not" allowed to attend the campaign event. new developments in the case of the fairfax teen who stepped on a bag of explosives in central park.. connor golden lost part of his leg in new york city last july fourth. police initially said the bag contained homemade fireworks. but they now say it was filled with a compound used in terrorist attacks in manchester, paris, and brussels. they said yesterday, there's no evidence th

street. i go to 23rd and huntington. where nine people got shot. all right i'm walking around the neighborhood and it was just like any other day. that is a problem. when i'm looking at msnbc and they are referencing a trailer in philadelphia. and a neighborhood called strawberry mansion. you know how i feel about strawberry man's, nine people shot that is national news, we have to show the same level of concern and anger and we need to come up with a comprehensive strategy, a structured strategy, not people all over the place. i want to commend them for the work they have done. they have done a good job but at the end of the day we need measurables for our ability to fund the programs. we have to utilize the technology to the fullest. but most importantly people in these communities have to be prepared to have a conversation with the law enforcement agency. i understand it's a challenge. i grew up born and raised in a commune where there was issues and people don't want to talk. i can recall a time when you don't want to call 911 because the police would knock on your door and sa

visita que tuvo en la oficina del seguro social de huntington park. sulma ayala asegura que el guardia de seguridad no la dejo entrar, pese a que era su turno...la razon... por tener muchos ninios. cg: sulma ayala. mujer afectada tc: 17 00 20 "no me dejo meterme con mis hijos a la oficina y la verdad que estaba muy caliente afuera. " take nat break-- cg: blanca claire. testigo tc: 16 48 52 "se me hizo una injusticia.." blanca claire estaba presente... cg: blanca claire. testigo tc: continuation of 16 48 52 "era algo innecesario. ella no provoco nada. estaba parada en la fila no mas. " le molesto el tono del guardia, pero mas aun...lo que supuestamente le dijo a esta madre de familia. cg: blanca claire. testigo tc: 16 47 53 "cmprate una televisin y una casa grande para tu tribu. aqui no cabe. " la tribu a la que supuestamente hacia referencia era sus cinco hijos..desde la mayor de 15 anios, la chica de 10, sus dos hijos autistas y su recien nacido. cg: sulma ayala. mujer afectada tc: 16 59 20 "mucha impotencia. me desvanec, como le digo me solt llorando. " la desconocida salio a

news. >>> new overnight. man is dead after two cars hit him in huntington park naked. police tell us a neighborhood hit the man as he stepped into traffic and an suv ran over him. both cars stayed at the scene. police are calling this an accident. >>> police are on the hunt this morning for two teen girls behind an armed robbery string. >> targeted cab drivers and tourists. crimes are getting more violent. most recently stole purses from a woman and 86-year-old mother. elderly victim who speaks only spanish said she was hit in the arm with a gun when she struggled to hold onto her purse. >> translator: i didn't want to let go. i grabbed my little purse with two hand. i had money, my watch, some other little things. they even took my dentures that was inside. >> investigators say last week two people were robbed at gunpoint. police want you to look out for the pair. get away car is a dark gray hyundai sonata. >>> investigators hope dental records or dna will help. found the bones digging at the site of a former laundromat. investigations believe they recall possibly adult remains. pos

swarming inside a couple's home in huntington beach. they were infesting the chimney all around the windows and scattered across the floors. experts think the swarm was caused by a heat wave since bees are more active during the summer. no one was stung. >>> giants and the a's in action. it's ugly. but the warriors are pretty. we will tell you about steph occury and his soup to be happening pay rise. it is a big deal. stay with us. this is how it feels when you eat a subway® $6 footlong sub of the day. it's the taste you love, at a price you can't get enough of. the $6 footlong sub of the day. seven days, seven footlongs, seven more ways to enjoy subway®. either way...oakland is basking in the spotlight... >>> what now? maybe another tiling at the oracle and a parade next year. >> either way, oakland is basking in the spotlight. so is steph curry. the face 69 franchise is about to get paid. >> in a big way. he will likely sign a new contract this summer getting $10 million in a year, that's underpaid in the nba for him -- he will sign for up to $40 million a year. think he is some

problem because of an earlier train malfunction at huntington. residual delays to mount vernon square. that's in addition to safe track slowing down the orange line. no trains between new carrollton and stadium-armory. shuttle service is available and this safe track work for the orange line in place through june 15th. there is express shuttle service available. that's your look at traffic. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. wisdom and holly. >> thanks erin. >>> it is 5:49 right now and there are new pictures that have been released in the deadly terror attack in london. we're getting a look inside the van that was actually used in the attack. in the pictures you can see so gravel. there are also signs that life is slowly returning to normal in the capitol. cathedral which was damaged in the attacks reopened for sunday services. >> closing arguments in the trial for a minnesota police officer accused of the shooting death of a black motorist. officer jeronimo yanez shot and killed philando castile last july. castile had a permit for that weapon. yanez is charged with manslaug

huntington ingles industry for making this series possible. and before we get underway for big events like this, we also like to make just a brief announcement, safety announcement, we don't expect any difficulties, but should there be anything as a convener, we just want to make sure that you know we've got some exits right here in the back on both sides and stairs down the front and both myself and anthony bell in the back will be your responsible officers to kind of direct you in the right way, just in case anything should come up. just look for one of us. and so for our formal introduction to get us started, i'm going to turn things over to vice admiral peter daly, retired, chief executive officer of the u.s. naval institute and we're happy to have him here and be partnered with usni. thank you. >> welcome. for those who don't know me, pete daly, ceo naval institute. the naval institute and csis are proud to bring you this maritime dialogue series. and as mentioned we give special recognition to our sponsors, huntington industries and lockheed martin. for making this event possibl

would also like to thank in a special way lockheed martin and huntington industry for their support in making this event really the series possible. and before we get underway for big events like this we like to make -- a brief announcement safety announcement we don't expect my difficulties but should there be anything as a -- we want to make sure that you know we've got exits right here in the become on both sides and stairs down the front and both myself and anthony belle in the back will be your responsible officers to kind of directout in right way just incase anything should come up. just look for one of us. and so for our forral introduction to get us started i'll turn things over to chief executive officer of the u.s. naval institute, and we're happy to have him here and ton part of us and rks thank i. thank you. >> well welcome those ho don't me pete, and cisc proud to bring you this maritime dialogue series continuation in our thiferred year and as mentioned special recognition to sponsors huntington industry and lockheed martin. for making this event possible, i'll introd

huntington. for safe track this is in place throughout the rest of the week things should wrap up around thursday on june 15. no train service between new carrollton and stadium-armory. shuttle service available on that o closed station new carrollton landover cheverly deanwood and minnesota avenue a shuttle service is that available to connect you to the blue line a little bit quicker. local shuttle buses available volume picking up in cheverly from 50. things looking good on 50. no issues on 301. falls church typical volume 66:congestion building by66:cono we'll take a live look at some of those roads as we continue. that's your look at traffic. wisdom and allison. >> search is on for a man who broke into a gun store on the eastern shore over the weekend. this happened on saturday in federals burg maryland. the sheriff's office says the burglar stole two dozen handguns and three rifles. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest. >> from prince george's county there has been a spike in car thefts. thieves are making off with everything from spare c

tied up with delays due to a trade malfunction outside of huntington. as we have a crash in the monument street ridge that was tying up the right side of the road. that is the traffic watch. autria: it is something that you would think only dogs would do but there is a new addition. my one water district is trying to get you to drink from the toilet. and a treasure hunt gone too far. arta top top is telling an dealer to come clean and put an end to an excursion that has killed two people. say hello to the new frozen dunkin' coffee. real dunkin' coffee, blended frozen, creamy smooth. a whole new way to enjoy your favorite coffee. try a small for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. >> you are watching good morning washington, on your side. morning's first look, people are literally dying to find hidden treasure. and now, new mexico's top cop wants that to d. in a chest of gold and jewels in the mountains. and the clues are in a poet. but now, a second person has died trying to find it. the artist says one of the points of

facing a murder charge. there are a lot of new details. we are on huntington square. if you look behind me you see right behind this tree line is a retention pond. that's where police found the remains. take a look where the suspect lived. a short distance away. >> can you believe -- please take the camera inside, from inside. >> reporter: emotions ran hyatt the adams center mosque in sterling during a frantic search for a missing 17 year old girl named nabra. family who had been praying for her safe return leave absolutely devastated after learning police believe they had found her body. >> the father is very desperate, the mother as well, very desperate. >> reporter: this is the man charged with killing the teen. he's 22 year old darwin torres and he lives steps away from the pond where police believe he dumped the teen's body. nabra was walking with friends back to an all-night prayer session at her mosque early sunday morning when she was attacked. >> she's very beautiful. she is very sweet. she, a religious person. grabbed something to eat at the mcdonald's a couple of miles

contestants -- a phd candidate in biology from huntington, new york... a school librarian from richfield, minnesota... and our returning champion, an attorney from new york, new york... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. as you just heard, our returning champion, joe nguyen, is an attorney from new york who was surprised by the verdict at the end of yesterday's show when he discovered that, "holy smokes, i just won by a margin of $199."

. breaking news this morning. we're live over a house fire. it's along huntington road. we're working to find out if anyone was inside the home. firefighters are on the ground. we'll have updates on air and on the nbc 10 app. >>> a recovering police officer threw out the first pitch. griener and severals we hurt when a gunman opened fire. you see her there at the women's game. steve scalise was the most seriously injured in that attack. he's still in the hospital but doctors say his condition has been upgraded to serious. >>> he rallied for support of the plan to build a wall along the border and he revealed a new idea for the wall. >> we're talking about the southern border. lots of sun, lots of heat. we're thinking about building the wall as a solar wall so it creates energy. and pays for itself. >> president trump says that the plan will save mexico money. trump has said that he intends to make the country pay for the wall. the theme was promises made, promises kept. >>> a new push to combat climate change. yesterday the mayor said he's joining 99 other mayors pledging to transition t

right now. vernon square malfunction there at huntington. >>> making history in tonight's nba draft. how a local standout is putting prince george's county in the record books. >>> the kids are likely home more than ever in the summer. we continue with warngs aboutni the it senses your everyere with move and automatically adjusts on both sides. right now save on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, it's the lowest prices of the season with savings of $500 on our most popular p5 bed. >>> keeping kids safe in the water is something every parent worries about. today, thousands of kids will jump in the pool for a lesson on how to stay alive. the largest swim lesson will happen all over the country and in our area as well today. you can take the kids to the pool at noon for their lessons. they'll be joined in the pool by former olympic swimmer maddy crispin. >>> we'll bring you tips how to keep your kids healthy. today a closer look at safety inside the home. >> anyone with children knows there are a million things they can get into. you have to watch them so closely. doreen gentzler has the sa

huntington. 85 in culpeper. 88 right now in leesburg. as far as the rain chances go, most of us will stay dry tonight. look at the radar. almost nothing here. the exception is just to the soit south of winchester. these storms are moving up to the north and moving across the frederick county line right now. look at the wider picture. i'm also tracking a line. there's two lines, one here, one back to the west this has severe weather with it around pittsburgh. tracking this line that will meander off to the east. it may impact parts of the shenandoah valley, maybe the blue ridge over the three hours. not expecting them in the d.c. metro area at all. future weather times this out. here's 6:00, not much going on in d.c. shower backs to the west. they move east and die out. that's what we expect. tomorrow, we wake up, we'll see some clouds. in is overdone as far as the cloud cover is concerned. 1:00 we see showers. during the afternoon we'll see scattering of showers. by 5:00, a better chance of showers and a couple of thunderstorms. some of those could be on the strong side. 8:00 tomorrow nig

people from the area, from north huntington in west london, lena and andrea. —— west kensington. —— north kensington. you live here? when did you realise what was going on?- fourin you realise what was going on?- four in the morning. we started hearing helicopters and we thought there was a search going on. we had not seen the news and so the building on fire. you could see the fla mes building on fire. you could see the flames from your balcony? yes. it was a big red mess. what went through your mind? wejust was a big red mess. what went through your mind? we just went numb and we downloads and we kept trying to go back to bed and then we went out to check is this really happening? is there really a big building on fire? we kept going back and we couldn't sleep and we haven't slept since. then we started to follow the news and see what was going on and while we were standing watching the building was completely devastating. what are you doing today? what is going on within the trinity today? we have cleared out clauses and got loads of close and donated them to local around

december 10th. next year the huntington and eisenhower stations will be closed on the yellow line for two weeks in may. we'll cover all of these closures for you of course throughout the year. >>> there is a new scripps national spelling bee champion this morning. >> marocain. >> she knows what it means. >> marocain. >> that is correct. >> congratulations. >> how about that. >> she's not phased at all. >> no. anania vinay. she had to spell marocain to clinch the title and the $40,000 cash prize. her father was proud rushing the stage to hug his little girl. >> he's more excited than she is. she's like, look, i'm glad this is over. >>> unfortunately our local speller was eliminated in the first round of last night's finals. the fact that he went that far at 11 years old, listen, congratulations. tulez. >> all of that sounds good. >> all right. >>> let's head back down to the national mall now where chuck bell is this morning. in for another dry day, chuck? >> absolutely right. dad's excited there because 40,000 bucks for someone in middle school, that's a lot of early savings for college m

. yellow line, earlier problem at huntington, that is in addition to our problem on the red line. shady grove because of the switch problem outside of glenmont. chopper 4, 95 northbound/southbound in maryland, heading down to the beltway for us this morning. that volume is nice and avenue, that should be getting out of the way soon here this morning as you're headed in bound from the south getting a bit better. as you see now, no major problems here on the roads on any of the main routes into town or out of town. travel times look like 270 looks good, top of the beltway. 226 in bound and 95 to quantico to the beltway. >> also good. remember to lis zwroen wtop when you hop into your car today. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk. want to show you a gaping hole that forced a plane overseas -- there it is. that plane had to make an emergency landing. look at the jagged hole. passengers on the flight from sydney to shanghai describe hearing a massive noise and then smelling something the china airlines moved all of the passengers to the left side of the plane and they landed safely. aaro

bee's not outside but inside the house all along the window. the owner of the house in huntington beach says the bee's were also found in the chimney where a hive was located. the owner was in complete shock when she discovered the swarm. (steve) the reason why the bee's swamred inside the chimney is unknown, but experts say warmer temperatures might play a part. the family eventually was able to get all the bee's out of the house. (pam) in sports -- it was a party in oakland -- the warriors were celebrating with dub nation their second n-b-a title in the last three years (steve) gary will highlight the best moments of the warriors parade... we'll hear what draymond green, kevin durant and steph curry had to say at the rally --that's all coming up facebook instagram snapchat twitterlinkedinall places that you can follow friends -- and find a job.more and more

targeting and d.n.a. editing have been able to provide a permanent therapeutic treatment for huntington's in mice here's to the good folks out there who are working hard to make life just a little bit better for the people out there that. they remember this world without the love enough so tell you all i love. and on top of the while loop on watching all sorts of other great. economic development is all about really pleased to report in this quarter we earn one hundred six point. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think about the fact that our c.e.o. mike du made over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart associate. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. is that just good works. people went from pretty simple financial lives pre nine hundred eighty to the point now where people are the just totally submerged in their financial accounts and they're all in debt and what exactly devoid society. try to do. might be making things worse. the. hopelessly dishonest. just leave rome. with this manufacture consent

theater in huntington, new york, june 16th, at helium comedy club in portland, oregon, july 14th through the 16th. everyone, please welcome, the one, and only, norm macdonald. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, norm! wow. welcome back on the show. i didn't realize i had that gig in january -- in july, whatever. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: now, you've got to show up at these places, yeah. norm, i saw your special on netflix, i got to say, that was one of my favorite things that i've ever watched. >> oh, so sweet of you. >> jimmy: i enjoyed it so much. i didn't want it to end. gosh, there's so many funny bits in this thing. one is -- the one is you get into this whole rif about commercials, and you say you don't like this commercial where they tell you everything you already know. >> oh, yeah. well, there's a guy, yeah. he goes -- there's a guy and he goes, "you like gold?" [ laughter ] and i go, "yeah, sure i do." he says, "you know, gold gets more expensive." you're like, "i understand gold." [ laughter ] he goes, "gold is valuable." i go, "stop telling me i -- [ laughter ] >> ji

. >> caller: i've been very happy owning general dynamics since july. i'm looking at huntington engels. >> i like them but i like general dynamics better. george! >> caller: thanks, jim. we love you. how about blackberry? >> it's moved so much. you missed that one. find the next. tony. >> caller: boo yah! i'm calling about -- >> unnecessarily punished analog devices, i say the merger will make it work. how about mark in georgia? mark! >> caller: hey, jim. how are you? >> i'm good, mark, how about you? >> caller: fine, thanks. i followed your career for a long time since you used to be a frequent guest on "squawkbox" with mark haines and the brains and the kahuna. >> a great time. >> caller: absolutely. i'd like your opinion on a stock i've owned for a long time. darling international. >> they're good and take care of the animal processes, the junk and been a good business for them. to phil in florida, phil! >> caller: hey, good evening, cramer. >> what's up? >> caller: okay. we have one with a lot of momentum from deals worldwide lately in its settlement with apple. i see another persons. wh

blocked between susquehanna road and huntington pike. stick to mill lane. a big accident in abington. a disabled vehicle at red tail lane in lower providence township. as well. outside live checking the blue route, here's a look at route 30, southbound traffic heading toward i-95. moving nicely. roads are clear and dry, light volume and no accidents on the majors at this point, matt. >> thank you karen. >>> developing news here, law enforcers say an 18-year-old girl was shot and killed during an active road rage in the suburbs. district attorney tom hogan nouned -- announced last night that bianca roberson was shot in the head an crashed her car. katherine scott is live with the new developments. >> reporter: matt, whether it was driver who was there at the time, or somebody who might know who the man is, police want to hear your tips and so does this young lady's family who is grieving this loss. let's go to video and picture. this is a picture of bianca roberson, the high school graduate was supposed to be heading to jacksonville university in florida for a couple of weeks

huntington town, upper 70s and cambridge, not much better than this. normally in the month of june, tonight, going into to you tube concert, if you are going, you better hurry up. 78 by 9:00. 75 by 11:00. some great weather down there fedex, going to be a great one down there. no rain to speak of. it's all dry. it will stay that way for the next couple of days. you can see that on saturday lite and radar. not much in the way of rain between d.c. and chicago. look at this, this is the storm that we saw come through here yesterday. now, well off the coast, that frontal boundary interacting to what is now tropical storm. cindy has formed in the gulf of mexico. you can see the storm right there. there is the eye of the storm. notice all the moisture, and the storms are to the north of it. no storms around the center. we'll see a weak syste take a look at what it's doing, yes it's a weak system, but it's going to have a impact, take a look out of alabama a little bit earlier. rough surf is going to be something they'll talk about for days. more than that, it's going to be the rain. we c

this might be the ultimate disney fan. this guy is from huntington beach. he has visited disneyland every day for 2,000 consecutive days. yesterday marking the 2,000th time he walked into the park. he's an annual pass holder and started what he calls the happiest journey on january 1st, 2012. he's been doing this for five and a half years. he's an air force veteran. he says the park has done a great job of giving him something to look forward to each day. >> it is a small world after all. >> and a mad hat to boot. >>> preparing for pride, the annual pride weekend is kicking off today in san francisco. the intense security you can expect to see if you're heading to the festivities. >> plus b.a.r.t. fare changes. the reason b.a.r.t. is changing ticketing prices and how this will impact drivers. >>> and finally cooling down. relief is on the way after triple digit heat in the bay area. good morning - and thanks for joining u >>> can you feel it's friday in the air around here? thanks for joining us . i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i feel sympathy for the pg&e workers and the construct

to figure out what caused this house to go up in flames this morning. the home is alongen huntington road. police want you to look at surveillance of four men who broke into a home and hours later broke into the family's business. photos were taken outside the e deli on woodland avenue. >> voters will soon decide whether or not to limit allentown's mayor to a two-term limit. there's no term limit. yesterday the city council overrode a veto by current mayor. a referendum on term limits will now be on the november ballot. >>> in new castle county, it pays to take part in a study this weekend. researchers and the university of delaware are studying the relationship between health and violence on wilmington's west side. participants will be paid $75. they are asking for african-americans between 16 and 44 who were formerly incourse rated. >>> hundreds of students received scholarships from the police athletic league. 200 adults were honored here at the union league. the scholarships are awarded to student who is maintain a high grade point average and participate in the community as well

, anaheim, new port beach, huntington beach and my sister was having a graduation party. she said the helicopter were overhead. a few other cities sped through at running red light, the man surrendered after driveing into a field and fortunately, no one was hurt. a robber hold up popular food chain, and returned to the scene of the crime hours later, not for more money but for a job application. the bizarre situation happened at a jack in the box restaurant in tulsa, oklahoma and a man walked in saturday morning, and stole all the cash, and hours litter same person walked back in to ask for a job. >> -- later that same person walked in to ask for a job. . >> all right. employees were able to keep him occupied until the police showed were to make the arrest. police say he amount is responsible for robbing a nearby beauty supply store at about noon, that same day and no one was hurt in either incident. >>> time is 6:56. some researchers are looking for 10,000 volunteers willing to give up their priefty for 20 years all in the name of science. researchers in new york are recruiting p

built the whole thing? >> yeah, yeah. she's got an event coming up in huntington beach at the end of the month, and an event in pennsylvania. the next time you'll catch her act in the bay area, september in san jose. >> did her dad build that? >> her dad built it. her older brothers are really good at skateboarding and that's where she got the bug there. she is in diapers, not even one, and she's on that thing. >> ever broken anything? she says she's been lucky and has not. >>> coming up after the break, stanford scientists, the new clothing they're develop ing that could help you keep your cool in the summer heat. . >>> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. >>> a high-tech material developed at stanford could usher in a whole new category of clothing. >> promises to keep people cool and save energy, and as sharon shen shows us, it's something you would find in the kitchen. >> reporter: stanford engineers began with an idea. >> we needed the cooling textile to help people feel cool, have time to save electricity for air-conditioning. >> reporter: in the m

kids on the last day of school in huntington. h 2 o delivery devices led to multiple water laiden strikes. in other words, everybody got wet and had a good time. love this video. >>> today, first make sure that your toes are done and then break out the flip-flops. today is national flip-flop day. another friday in places like california and florida, but you should be careful wearing your flip-flops because according to the consumer products safety commission, some 25,000 emergency room visits were associated with flip-flop rated injuries. next time you see your buddy, sheena parveen, they're dangerous. >> they're dangerous. >> i have issues with them. >> even in the song, blue outew flip-flop and -- >> no, you're absolutely right. >> it is a song. >> sounds like a song. thank you, chuck. >> that notwithstanding, we are going to have a cloudy day today. maybe not perfect flip-flop weather. i'm more of a sandal guy myself. clouds will be part of your forecast today. 71 degrees in washington right now. not much of a breeze right now. temperatures 70 in chevy chase. 71 at national air