. >> billy wright lived a life of violence. but knew the dangers. >> he knew he can't be killed. >> everyone can be killed. everyone. >> within a year, he had been killed. shot dead while in prison. the jail was supposed to be one of most secure in europe. but not for billy wright as today's report highlighted. bitter enemies were put in the same part of prison. each block 6. on one side and republicans on the other. the report says this directly facilitated the murder the billy wright. he was attacked after walking to a prison van waiting to take him to the jail's visitor center. 3 people escaped from their cell. jumped down and shot billy wright 7 times. >> conditions inside the maze in the late 1990's were like nowhere else. it was a vitally important time for peace talks. keeping calm here on the inside, was crucial. billy wright was against the peace process. there were suppicions that the prison or security services had joined with his killers. nonetheless. they said he should have been protected. >> there was no collusio

. >> reporter: former employees at wright county egg are now coming forward to describe conditions in the plants that nearly defy belief. >> tools are coming through, cat, myself, dead myself, chicken bones, live chickens, dead chickens. >> deanna and her husband, robert, who now own a small egg farm, worked at wright county in 2002 and 2008. she says the company routinely took eggs returned by grocery stores and repackaged them as fresh. arnolds say their complaints to supervisors went nowhere. >> i blame management for that. >> reporter: as for their complaints to on-site usda inspectors, the usda says the workers were there solely to inspect eggs for labeling, but tell cbs news their employees don't remember any of the conditions or complaints. in a statement friday, agriculture secretary says the case exemplifies the critical

they were from the wright county, iowa, farm. wright county egg farm in iowa. the salmonella found in my cultures was the exact dna match to the salmonella found in the egg farm. the cdc has recently published reports that at least 1500 others in the country have also suffered from the identical strain of salmonella found in the contaminant egg -- contaminated eggs from the wright county eggs and the hillandale farm. the fda has now inspected the farms and found several violations. the published inspection report shows the following -- chicken manure piles four to eight feet high in the hen houses. live wild birds not chickens, flying around the hen houses. rodent bureaus along the base board of the hen houses, liquid manure seeping through the concrete foundation, standing water in the chicken manure pit, loose chickens walking through the manure piles and laying their eggs inside. 31 live mice observed in the hen house. live and dead flies too numerous to count inside the hen houses, 65 unsealed rodent holes in the walls of the hen house. these findings are s

they were from the wright county, iowa, farm. wright county egg farm in iowa. the salmonella found in my cultures was the exact dna match to the salmonella found in the egg farm. the cdc has recently published reports that at least 1500 others in the country have also suffered from the identical strain of salmonella found in theontaminant egg -- contaminated eggs from the wright county eggs and the hillandale farm. the fda has now inspected the farms and found several violations. the published inspection report shows the following -- chicken manure piles four to eight feet high in the hen house live wild birds not chickens, flying around the hen houses. rodent bureaus along the base board of the hen houses, liquid manure seeping through the concrete foundation, standing water in the chicken manure pit, loose chickens walking through the manure piles and laying their eggs inside. 31 live mice observed in the hen house. live and dead flies too numerous to count inside the hen houses, 65 unsealed rodent holes in the walls of the hen house. these findings are shock

i had no idea about reverend wright. his comments were made public. we were accused of taking them out of context. he reiterates them when he went to the national press club. he said he was fortified by tapes, as he drove around the country, listening to tapes of jeremiah wright, audacity of hope inspired by wright, i can no longer disown him than i can the black community. when push came to shove wright got thrown under that same bus. >> that's right the wheels on the bus go thump, thump, thump, in the obama white house. even the left has now grown tired of the obama strategy of openly talking about his faith. they are the ones accusing him of cynically trying to close the so-called god gap. i think the strategy is going to backfire for the reasons you are talking about sean. of course were you on this before so many -- most anybody else was in the mainstream media, in talking about not only obama's ties to jeremiah wright and the trinity united church, but in particular the way that in his adult life he was influenced by radical black liberation the

after the recall, fda inspectors visited both hillandale and wright county egg. during the visits, they found live rodents and mice at both farms. at wright county egg they found manure piled so deep, it was leaking through a building's foundation. and at both locations, they found maggots and countless flies near the egg belt. the head of wright county egg told the panel, his company made huge security and food safety changes after the recall. joel brown, cbs news, washington. >>> governor schwarzenegger is now asking lawmakers to come to los angeles to discuss the budget instead of a meeting in sacramento. the reason? he is battling a bad cold. the governor has not been to the capital in recent days. he thinks the illness stems from a recent trip to asia. so the governor has called democratic and republican leaders to meet closer to his home in brentwood so he doesn't have to travel. the budget is nearly three months overdue. three governor and lawmakers are still trying to close a $19 billion budget gap. there is new head coach for the early rescue of 33 -- ho

. >> let's get to julie wright. she has the latest on our on- time traffic. good morning. >> we'll get back to julie wright in just a few minutes. >>> news of a police chase that started in district heights, maryland and crossed into the district, i fired. that is what led to the saskatoon you just saw there in that video. prince george's county police have been chasing suspects accused in an armed carjacking. two vehicles were involved. the suspects in the honda reportedly bail the out at 31st and g streets in southeast d.c. they apparently got into a shootout with police officers. nobody was hurt. two suspects were arrested. police are still look identifying burgundy toyota avalon with maryland license plates. >>> also making headlines being homes in a virginia subdivision reduced to rubble. now, firefighters want to know what started this massive fire in manassas. as many as 16 people have been forced from their homes because of this fire. the fire broke out around 3:30 yesterday afternoon along tillot loop. one woman was taken to the hospital from just th

and investigators claim at wright, salmonella had been detected 426 times before this summer's outbreak. >> you've got cracks, you've got dead mice, you've got dead chickens, you've got maggots. that stuff just didn't happen. >> this building is designed to have these manure pits -- >> reporter: wright's owners blamed an ingredient by an outside supplier. but they were apologetic for the outbreak that sickened as many as 1,600 people. >> i have prayed several times each day for all of these people, for improved health. >> reporter: the two farms voluntarily recalled over 500 million eggs when the fda requested it and wright's owners insist they have since made sweeping changes. something the new government will insist on under new egg rules designed to crack the cycle of salmonella and keep more tainted eggs from making it to market. in testimony a representative of the fda pushed committee members to pass a bill giving the fda mandatory recall authority. right now, food recalls are voluntary. >>> in other health news, research suggests mammograms do not help women over 50 as much as fi

trying to find some more superlatives for it. >>> let's do some on-time traffic and julie wright. i got caught up in that beltway mess. >> oh, did you? >> they send you down connecticut. >> that's right. they do. you are absolutely right. outer loop, the traffic is being diverted off the beltway at connecticut. all of this is due in part to an accident that occurred about 10:00 last night. it involved a couple of vehicles and a tractor-trailer. when i came through about 0 minutes ago, all of the lanes are open on the inner loop. on the outer loop, they were spreading out the sand, the an osh sent if you will. the outer loop of the beltway blocked off at connecticut avenue. you take connecticut avenue, ride that ramp, come southbound to jones bridge. make a right turn on jones bridge road and can you travel northbound on 355. that will take you back up to the beltway. outer loop of the beltway, traffic being diverted off here at connecticut avenue. already starting to see some delays form as you continue westbound around 495 coming west of georgia avenue. do make note of that. on t

at wright county egg they found manure piled so deep it leaking through a building's foundation. and at both locations they found maggots and countless files. the head of wright county egg will tell the panel his company made huge security and food safety changes after the recall and plans to remove chickens that haven't been vaccinated against the strain of salmonella linked to this summer's outbreak. joel brown, cbs news, washington. >> federal officials say for every case of salmonella that is reported there may be as many as 30 others that go unreported. >>> sky 9 was over the scene of a tractor-trailer accident in howard county, maryland. traffic is flowing again but this is the scene at 5:30 this morning in the westbound lanes of interstate 70. the driver was taken to the hospital as a precaution. no one else was injured. >>> barring action from president obama 41-year-old teresa lewis will be put to death tomorrow by the commonwealth of virginia. lewis was convicted for paying and providing sex in exchange for the murders of her husband and stepson. she pleaded guilty in 2

. >> i'm surprised that julie wright is actually wearing sleeves today. you look like you're ready for fall. >> somebody told me this morning that it was -- the temperature was supposed to drop today so that is why. i've been waiting all week to wear this and now i need to wear it again tomorrow. don't tell anybody. >> it will be our secret. >> the lane are open if you're traveling the top side, outer loop leaving college park towards the exit for 270. no problems reported now at the wilson bridge. overall quiet trip there. overnight construction on the beltway in tyson's headed down towards the exit there at 66, all of that is in the process of being cleared and reopened along m street here at south capital street. no problems reported on 295 at the 11th street bridge or pennsylvania avenue at the sousa bridge. that is a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> we do have breaking news this morning. a deadly crash in district heights involving an suv and a prince george's county ambulance. three people in the suv were killed. two medics are being treated

i think julie wright will be pleased. we'll be right in this neighborhood later today with high temperatures just a few degrees over 85, maybe 87, 88 in a few spots as we await the arrival of a cold front. our winds will pick up today out of the south at about 10 to 15 miles per hour. i menned there will be a little more humidity than yesterday as well. a little more summery out there. currently, mild, 69 at reagan national. 63 in quantico. 70 in annapolis. that is the warm spot. 50s off to the north and west. in frederick, we are 57. looking at our satellite-radar, you can see the cloud cover stream. >>ing in here. more clouds in the forecast today. mostly cloudy by this afternoon after a little morning sunshine. here is our frontal system. the warm front this morning. this frontal system is missing a frame here but it has the possibility of bringing us a few rain showers. maybe a thunderstorm later tonight. keep our finners crossed we are able to squeeze out a little rain. this is really our only chance over the next se

. >> let's check in with julie wright. she has the latest on the traffic situation out there. >> good morning to you all. we are talking about loudoun county. before a serious crash that popped up on us along route 9 out at hamilton station road. we are told that the highway is blocked off in each direction. that is route 9 at hamilton station road currently closed because of an accident. for those that are traveling along northbound i-95 here in lorton, nice, easy commute continuing up towards the beltway. no problems to report on the beltway leading annandale to merrifield and you will fine that traveling at the wilson bridge, all lanes are open and traffic is running smoothly there. top side of beltway, the outer loop as you work your way around from 650 new hampshire avenue and continue to silver spring, light traffic volume there as well. you will find lanes are open coming southbound as you travel from 109 out towards the split. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> it appears the east coast will avoid th

julie wright. >> also love the taste of chocolate pie with whipped cream. not allowed to talk about that. >> that sounds good. >> # 70 is busy slowing and approaching 109 -- 270 is busy. a nice easy ride right here, southbound 9 looking great, no problems to report leaving randolph road headed out towards university boulevard. central avenue at 123, they are checking for a crash at that location. 395 across the 14th street bridge, all lanes are open, no incidents to report. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> get ready to share the roadwaylet more bikes as today d.c. and arlington launch capital bike share with 1100 bicycles and 114 stayings around the area. it is bills as the largest such program in the country. rider can pick up a bike at any station an return it to any other station. for information on how much it costs to ride and where the stayings are, go to our web site at myfoxdc.com and search on web links. >>> shop and restaurant owners inside union station might be getting a tax break from the d.c. sun sill as lawmaker

. >> let's check in with julie wright. she has the latest on traffic for us. >> if you are traveling northbound i-95 north of i-195 but before you reach 695, that is where we had the accident activity tying up the two right lanes. georgia accident at -- georgia avenue at norbeck, they were checking for an dent here. 395 across the 14th street bridge being lanes are open. no incidents to report crossing the potomac river. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> our big story, repealing don't ask, don't tell. later today, the senate is going to vote on the pentagon's policy. for more, we turn to fox 5's stacy cohan live on capitol hill this morning. >> reporter: good morning. both president obama and the defense secretary robert gates do support ending the don't ask don't tell policy but the big question here on capitol hill is how will the senators vote. don't ask don't tell allows gays and lesbians to serve in the military but not openly. in may of this year, the house of representatives voted to repeal the ban.

julie wright has your latest on traffic. what we're talking about right now would be the fog and we are tealing with that especially over in prince george's county east of the city. be careful if you are traveling between andrews air force base and your exits there in landover. no incidents to report right now top stretch of the beltway between college park and bethesda. southbound # 70, again, awe little bit of that fog is starting to roll in over on to the west side of town. this is a live shot coming south of 118 headed out towards mva. overnight roadwork at 124 cleared so no problems there. overnight roadwork still in place on the beltway at 66. that is where they were diverting traffic westbound. 395 coming across the 14th street bridge, nice and ease you right now with no incidents reported. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> our big story, investigators back on the scene of a defense -- devastating fire in manassas. three homes burned and still unclear what started the fire. firefighters say it will lik

we have discontinued our agreement with the wright county farms at alden. we have -- we will no longer be receiving pullets that wright county has raised for the west union facility. we are bringing on another staff position at west union to increase and do a better job of documentation on quality control. >> okay. well, you know, hillendale farms is a brand i see in my store all the time in pittsburgh and i'd venture to say i've eaten hundreds of your eggs. i want to continue to feel god about picking those boxes up when i go to the supermarket. the important thing that comes out of this hearing and subsequently if we can finally get some -- a bill out of the senate, we just want to make sure that every consumer when they go into that store has a good feeling about a brand when they see it and your company has a pretty good reputation in my neck of the woods. so i was surprised to see your name mentioned when this broke out, but i hope it's a wake-up call to everybody in the industry that americans expect -- have a right to expect that when they buy your f

. >> julie wright is with us with those details. how is it looking out there? >> not good at all, ladies and tony. if you are traveling eastbound i-70, a fuel spill occurred after the exit for 29. eastbound i-70 is still closed at this point while clean-up continues. new wreck to report on the inner loop of the beltway before you commit to go northbound on 270 at democracy boulevard. this one possibly involving awe jackknifed tractor-trailer. behind me, this is the northbound side of i-95 approaching dumfries. accident activity involving this tractor-trailer. two right lanes are closed at this point. already traffic stacking up out of stafford headed northbound along i-95. two separate accidents now reported in virginia, eastbound 66 before you reach marshall and then before the plains. the pounding of the water, on the left, on the right side of the rooted, in the cent are of the road, it is a mess out there. people are driving too fast at this hour. even though we don't have a lot of volume out there, people are driving too fast to control the vehicle. do kee

people like julie wright are going to return this. it is a return to the 90 -- 90s for perhaps a lot time this year. 80 at reagan national. 80 at dulles. bwi marshall only made it up to 77 degrees. they'll do better than that today, i'll tell you that much. here is a look at the current temperatures around the region. we are 68 degrees. 68 here in washington. 68 degrees in quantico. up in baltimore it is 62 degrees. 71 in winchester. salisbury, maryland, is at 63 degrees. let's take a look at the next map. here it is. this is your satellite radar for the region. you can see that we are pretty much cloud-free right here. we have clear skies and we'll have a lot of sunshine again today. we talk about the possibility of some rain late today and during the nighttime hours. that's because of the frontal boundary. now we have some models that tucker and i have looked at that don't bring much precipitation into our region and in fact that's what we think will happen. most of you won't see rain. but there is about a 30% chance of some rain sh

let's check in with julie wright. she has a look at traffic. >> as long as it doesn't happen during rush hour. we have to be specific with mother nature. only certain hours, certain times of the day and certain days of the week. >> you will find the lanes are open. overnight roadwork picked up off of 270 as you travel southbound merging off of 124 onto 270. that is running smoothly now leaving msmght va and continuing out to the lane divide -- that is running smoothly now leaving mva and continuing out to the lane divide. overnight roadwork if the hot lanes as you travel between 66 and tyson's now cleared. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> new this morning, tons of belongings just dumped out on the street. >> a d.c. woman is being kicked out of her home for allegedly not paying her bills. matt ackland join us live with the details on this one. >> reporter: good morning. eloise diaz, this is all of her stuff. as you were saying, yesterday, shefers kicked oust her home, evicted. she lost her job. take a

let's get to on-time traffic with julie wright. >> all right. we are talking about a crash that occurred along 301 at clymer drive. that has been cleared so the road is open. here at the american legion bridge, traffic republicans smoothly coming from montgomery county out towards tyson's. no problems to report off the inner loop leaving tyson around towards 270. you are up to speed on 395 coming northbound from the beltway. no trouble spots to report headed out towards the 14th street bridge. 95 traffic behaving nicely dale city to the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> a reminder about a traffic alert for for one. the busiest commuter routes in the district a new traffic configuration is in place to the 14th street bridge. the left shoulder is closed for the entire length of the bridge. all four lanes have shifted to the right of the construction barrier. it is all part of the ongoing rehab project on the bridge that should finish in the fall of 2011. >>> it took more than 40 years to build but the fairfax

julie wright. >> we are not letting go of summer. on the roads, you will find the lanes are open as you continue to work your way around northbound i-95 out of springfield headed up towards the capital beltway. light traffic volume joining us this morning. still an easy commute from the beltway out to the 14th street bridge. overnight construction on the beltway between annandale and merrifield has cleared. no problems reported as you travel in from the west off of 66. this is the camera angle from the beltway so this is going outbound in the direction of nutley street and the overnight roadwork picked up now so the lane are open as you continue out towards fair oaks. coming eastbound, no problems reported leaving manassas. it is still quiet passing business 234 continuing in towards fair oaks and no problems leaving vienna towards the beltway. the dulles toll road at speed leaving the greenway continuing in towards the beltway. this is over in greenbelt, the beltway here at 201 kenilworth avenue. the inner loop head southbound back

let's check in with julie wright now with the latest on the traffic. a little bit of fog to deal with. >> oh, so you did hear that that. >> i did hear that. but then there was about 10 seconds of my life that i tonight know where i went. sometimes that happens when tucker talks. >> sometimes that happens on a friday night. foggy conditions on the beltway traveling between route 4 pennsylvania avenue and through the exits and interchanges there in landover. be prepared for that this morning. not so bad right here at the american legion bridge. both the outer and uner loop rolling at speed. i note id more of a foggy commute as i hit the beltway and continued through bethesda and coming south on georgia avenue. that is where i noticed a lot of the fog and continuing eastbound out towards new hampshire avenue. no incident to report. here we are live. this is kenilworth avenue headed into d.c. no incidents along this stretch between the beltway and the d.c. line. all lanes are open as you travel from eastern avenue back up towards 495. that's a check of you

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julie wright is in with a look at traffic. i guess the we had wet roads may slow some people down a bit later this morning. >> already some problems to report as you travel in southeast washington, inbound south capital street before you commit to the douglass bridge. accident activity there tying up the two left lanes. heads up coming in leaving howard road and all of us headed inbound towards the anacostia. no problems to report right here as you make your way in from centreville. still an easy ride in spite of the wet pavement. in spite of the road spray. no incidents to report. no problems to report on the beltway traveling between annandale and merrifield. 95 off to a quiet start, incident-free newington to the beltway. traveling over in greenbelt, you will find lane are open headed around towards i-95 and college park. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, a number of cattle are dead after a fire ate livestock facility in northern virginia. it happened last night at the fauquie

. >>> julie wright is in this morning. what is the latest out there? >> right now, it is pretty quiet. an easy ride around the capital beltway. that is to be expected at this hour. crews are in the process of picking up construction left out there overnight. for example, southbound along 270 being the crew was working along the right side here at montgomery village avenue. the crew working northbound has also cleared the scene. no problems reported on northbound i-95. traffic behaving nicely out of woodbridge. you will find lanes are open in each direction at the wilson bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> vincent gray has toppled mayor adrian fenty in the democratic primary. the race for d.c. mayor. with 90% of the precincts reporting, gray won with 53% of the vote to fenty's 46%. >> this pretty much guarantees gray will be the next mayor of d.c. since there is no republican running in november's general election. matt ackland joins us live from the board of elections in northwest with more on this. >> reporter: good morning. you

and julie wright will be along to tell us what is happening with traffic. mmmm. you don't love me anymore do you billy? what? i didn't buy this cereal to sweet talk your taste buds it's for my heart health. so i can't have any? if you can deprive me of what can help lower my cholesterol... and live with yourself. right. mmm, i worry about your mother. cry herself to sleep every night over my arteries, but have yourself a bowl. good speech dad. [ whimper ] [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and its whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healthy. ♪ >>> taking a look at some wet road out there this morning as the rain was falling and still a little wet. we'll get you there it. tony saying there will be a little bit more on the way. nothing like what they're dealing with in the midwest though where the flood waters are still rising. the wisconsin river has washed out roads in portage. >> a levee home depotting back the wisconsin river has already broken. people in the area were ordered to evacuate but not everybody did. a lot of

julie wright is here. she will have a look at traffic. stay with us. fox 5 morning news will be right back. n thkeac >>> welcome back. it will be a beautiful day for people to get outside no matter what you are going to do. >> no excuses as far as the weather goes. get outside and vote if have you the opportunity and it is your obligation to do that. what we've got across the region is plenty of sunshine. it will be a little bit breezy later on. right now, the wind are relatively calm. we've got changes in the temperatures at this hour. it is a comfortable morning, a little bit humid. 66degrees right now in washington. 6 # out in annapolis. 63 out in annapolis. most of us in the 60s. 61 at dulles airport. satellite-radar, i want to show you this to you for a couple of reasons. number one, we've got mostly clear skies but clouds are grinning to stream in. not a whole lot in the way of cloud cover. there is a frontal system that will be making its way through here during the course of the day today. you will feel the winds pick up and see the clouds come

julie wright has your look of traffic. >> we already have some problems to discuss. traveling northbound on 395 north of seminary road before king street, we have the latest crash there. it popped up on the left side of the road. i know it is difficult to see in the dark and around this curve. the variable message sign is forcing everybody to the right as you work out to the 14th street bridge. thankfully, they tia hour, traffic volume still working in our favor. that is northbound 395 north of seminary road. southbound 270 in great shape. no problems to report leaving gaithersburg headed for the lane divide. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> making headline this morning, tonight ache virginia woman will be the first female in the commonwealth to be put to death in nearly a century. theresa lewis is scheduled to be put to death by lethal inject at 9:00 p.m. at a correctional facility in jarrett. she is sentenced to death for providing sex and money to two men who killed her husband and stepson in october of 2002. virginia governor bob mcdonnell has tu

jack of wright county eggs blames chicken feed from an outside supplier. the fda found filthy conditions. >> manure piles old enough that maggots were forming. rat holes that allowed rats to enter the facility. >> reporter: she blames the government for not doing more. >> i told the usdafficer about it and she said, well, good back and do your job. >> we try to find the problem after it occurs. >> reporter: they have been in trouble before. the labor secretary called his main operation a sweat shop. they recalled a half a billion eggs after the fda asked him to. congress has since learned wright county eggsested positive for salmonella 426 times in the last two years. 73 of those samplesere the exact same strain in last month'secall. those test results were not included in cuments he supplied to congress. today he'll be asked why. both are the subject of several investigations. >>> a new book suggests members of preside obama's national security team has doubts his strategy in afghanistan will work. journalist bob wodward details intense policy and turf ba

. >> it was reverend wright's church. >> bill: oh, reverend wright. >> the point i would like to make it's not so interesting that he went to church because he was a church goer before and maybe is he doing it because of political reasons what's interesting is the choice of church. he used to belong to a relatively interesting church and love it or hate it it was a church that really stood for something rather substantive. we might disagree with it. >> bill: what do you think it stand for. what did that wright church stand for. >> obviously beyond the sort of race baiting, class warfare sorts of things, reverend wright is a practitioner, the kind of respectable theology. black liberation theology. best practitioners offer trench critique of some of the iniquities of american society. i would like to know you know, to what extent does president obama agree with that theology. >> bill: i would, too. he is never going to address it but the episcopal church he went to is a mainstream church. it's. >> exactly. in that sense the interesting thing to me is that, you know, presidents have to

billie wright was against the peace process. there was some discussion as to whether the security officials colluded with the murders. there was no evidence of this. they did conclude that he should have been better protected. there was no collusion. he was in the protective custody of the state at the time of his death. whatever horrendous crimes billy wright or the ldf committed, his murder should never have happened. it was wrong and i'm sincerely sorry for participating in a system that facilitated his mother -- and his murder. >> his father was not pleased with the report. >> i welcome the findings that there were two regimes operating. there was one on paper and the grim reality of one in practice which led to billy's death. >> the jail has been closed. most of it has been demolished. most believe that the real story of what happened behind those walls will probably never be known. >> good to have you with us on "bbc world news." she kept her secret to the end. revelations of the wartime exploits of a british reclusive. th

i'm david wright for "nightline" in los angeles. >> and a look back. a note about michael douglas' health. despite the recent diagnosis of throat cancer, he did appear at the film's new york city premiere on monday. we wish him the best. >>> we'll be right back, but first, jimmy kimmel with what's coming up next on the show. >> jimmy: tonight, zach gal fan knack

but now she's decided to run as a wright-in candidate. something her own party does not seem too happy about. our own lee cowan has our report tonight from anchorage. >> reporter: the last frontier is perhaps the last place you'd think republicans would still be midterm squabbling. but senator lisa murkowski is getting boos from her gop colleagues for relaunching her senate bid after she already lost. >> i'm not splitting the ticket here, i'm going to leave the ticket. i believe as so many alaskans believe, that i will win this race. >> reporter: her opponent is joe miller. a fairbanks lawyer who came out of nowhere last month to beat the freshman senator. >> he painted her as a liberal, too liberal for alaska and scored some points and her response was pretty weak to inept. >> reporter: miller got a lot of money from the tea party express and the endorsement of sarah palin, who told voters in a new national ad this week, races like his are sweeping the nation. >> forcing both parties to change the way that they're doing business. >> repo

david wright, abc new, los angeles. >>> after going through emotional wrangling, the house passed a bill that would provide more than $7 billion to worker whose got sick cleaning up ground zero after 9/11. you might remember the electrifying moment when the bill was up for debate last summer and new york congressman anthony wiener went into a furious rant aimed for opponents for holding up the bill. >> it's republicans wrapping their arms around republicans rather than doink the right thing on behalf of heroes. it is a shame. a shame. >> and he got action. the senate is expected to take up the bill after the election. and their was a how many tragedy that we heard about today, which has an important lesson for all of us and our children. a young boy with a violin, leaving behind the message about kids and callusousness and wounds we cannot she. >> reporter: him dharun had an idea to be a peeping tom. what he saw, he of broadcast live across the internet. his roommate was having a sexual encounter with a male student. he tweeted roommate asked for the room until midnight. i went into moll

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. >>> julie wright is standing by with a look at this early morning traffic. julie, good morning. >> good morning to you allison and steve. we're busy. checking for an accident on southbound i-95, leaving 644. no problems toward georgia. 95 busy toward lorton -- or laurel as you continue south of 198. southbound 29 good to go leaving randolph and busy approaching 109 and in germantown. no problems north of 7100, but it is southbound near 644 where we are checking for the accident. we'll keep you updated in the next report. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> a navy seal from our area has died in afghanistan. brendan loony was one of nine americans killed in a helicopter crash in southern afghanistan. he grew up in montgomery county. he played on the football team as a wide receiver and defensive back in the '90s. >> he was our cocaptain and just a great leader, great young man. just a super, super human being. >> he was born to be a navy seal. and sure enough, he gave his life in that -- being a navy seal. >> he leaves behind a wife, his parents

i'm ian wright and i'm investigating what makes aruba so happy. oh my word, that's fantastic. ♪ row your boat gently down the stream... ♪ i'll tell you what; it's not aloe vera the main export. it's happiness. i haven't even got bait on the end of mine. i don't care; it's just nice sitting here. you're getting it. you're getting it. >>> a big blow to the struggling washington national opera. opera singer placido domingo said he won't stay on as general director of the company. the washington post is saying that he told the board he won't renew the contract when it expires next june. he came on board in 1996 and over the years brought in big productions and international stars. the opera is considering a merger with the kennedy center to survive. >>> tonight is the big britney spears episode of glee. here is a clip. [ music ] >> hey, britney. are you ready? uh-huh. >> the stars of the fox hit show -- what is so funny -- will perform me against the music, toxic and baby one more time. she will -- brit will make an appearance herself. at first i

we do a little dance. >> except for julie wright. she does not do the fall dance. >> what are you going to do? >> i have a hard time embracing it. >> thank you very much. >> do you like sweaters, julie. >> you break out the fall fashions. >> the fall fashion. [ laughter ] that's sweaters, gloves and mittens. >> we'll be team summer and they are team fall. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >>> southbound delays in rockville toward the lane divide no. accidents, just volume delays. inbound new york avenue at south dakota is where we have the crash trying up the center of the roadway and that will keep you on the brakes out of cheverly off of both 50 and the parkway. 395 across the 14th street bridge, all lanes are open. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> the buzz bin, paris hiltons trouble. she is expected to be in court in las vegas today. she's agreed to plead guilty to two misdemeanor in connection with her arrest last month in laound drugs in her car. she'll be put on probation for a year. she as was charged with cokat

let's get to on-time traffic and julie wright has the latest. >> a lot going on right now. the impact of that apartment fire can be seen along 16th street. sky fox is hovering over that right now. we have a portion of 16th street shut down in each direction between park road and columbia road. that will be the scene for quite some time now. for those coming southbound along 16th street, can you bail out at upsher and pick up a numbered street to avoid this mess here along 16th street. coming out of d.c. this morning, you will make a right turn onto u street. that will take you back over toward your numbered street. we'll take it back inside wind we'll update the ride elsewhere. no accidents to report, just volume delays as you travel pri interchanges. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> we have a warning for iphone users in the district. in recent week, there have been at least a dozen robberies involving phones. police say many of the robberies happened in georgetown mostly at night. others were in dupont circle and in the shaw neighborhood. in some case, thie

. >> reporter: her daughter megan wright was a shy pretty freshman here at dominican college, a small catholic school in orangeburg, new york, less than an hour from manhattan. >> it was almost like she would have gone into a fetal position if she could have. >> reporter: meghan told her mother she believed she was drug and raped by multiple men after attending a party in her dorm in may of 2006. the surveillance video shows a disoriented seemingly impaired megan being led in and out of a room by several different men. some students, some not. the following morning she told her best friend kelly rocco what had happened. >> she just stood there and said i think i was raped last night. >> what did you say? >> i asked her how she felt. she said there was blood in her underwear. we got up and we went to the hospital by my house. she had a rape kit and her face was just in so much pain as they were doing everything. >> reporter: a devastating violation for any woman. but according to megan's brother shawn, even more traumatic for a girl as innocent and reserved as megan. she wasn't a party

a congressional investigation found wright county eggs tested positive for salmonella hundreds of times up to two years before the recall. the fda is urging congress to pass new legislation giving it more power to order recalls and enforce safety standards. some victims of the salmonella outbreak agreed. >> the infection wiped me out to the point where i was unable to function. >> reporter: 77-year-old carol laboto almost died and says if congress does nothing, she's afraid it could happen again. joel brown, cbs news, washington. >>> the defense department confirmed all nine coalition troops killed in a helicopter crash tuesday in afghanistan were americans. they included five soldiers from the 101st air-borne division and four sailors including three navy s.e.a.l.s. no word yet on what caused the crash. the military says it was not enemy fire. >>> new evidence this morning that iraqi dictator saddam hussein was not an ally or supporter of al qaeda from new declassified notes on the interrogation of a member of saddam's inner circle. tariq aziz told the fbi he delighted in al qaeda bomb