the buffalo springfield was hard enough. tavis: and how did we land on the buffalo springfield? >> well, we were living with this friend. we would go over to rehearse at this guy's house and they were working on the street, fountain avenue. at a certain part of the procedure, an enormous steamroller came through to flatten the new asphalt and the name of the steamroller was the buffalo springfield, and we thought it was pretty apt. because neil young is from manitoba which is buffalo country. tavis: right. >> and richie furay was from springfield, ohio and i'm the field. tavis: so the steamroller was the sign from god that that was the name of the -- >> well, we were desperate. tavis: was that like a blues brothers moment? you know, you just like -- >> no, the album was finished and we were due to get signed in any moment, so it was like we had a month or two to come up with something. we kept putting it off. but we were so big, we would get hung up playing and, you know, we need a name for this band. what are we gonna call it? what are we gonna call it? i don't know, anything.

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it is just inching along as you are northbound up into springfield. for more updates on that crash and 66, you could always follow me on twitter. >> thank you. >> investigators can now start searching for the cause of that massive fire at the historic heart restore. >> many of us saw the smoke yester day. it destroyed the pennsylvania avenue store. it drew large crowds in the capitol hill area. suzanne kennedy is live in northeast with the latest backup good morning, firefighters >> remain on the scene and they were putting out another hot spot in the last half-hour as a role to this four-alarm fire that started during rush hour last night it brought in a massive amount of firefighters to the scene today. today will be a date for cleaning up for starting to. they are trying to figure out what started this blaze. the fire started during the evening rush hour in a lumber. near the site of the store on pennsylvania avenue se. >> one of our customers started yelling. >> the store's owner says before they knew it, the near century- old business was going u

the same in springfield. down to 50 in germantown and lovettsville so it's really been a very comfortable night. this will be the last of the really cool nights because things are about to change. still a good looking day out there. as we look outside on the michael & son weather camera, once again great visibility. 62 degrees under mainly clear skies with the humidity at 70% and a very light southwesterly wind at 3 miles an hour. once again watching for the threat of severe weather down across oklahoma, texas into arkansas. one severe thunderstorm watch box this morning but this here has been for a -- for a weeks now. the tornado in reno was classified as an ef5 and had the largest recorded width of a tornado on record. amazing and sadly deadly. the storm system up in the northern plains is pushing some moisture toward michigan and we ways. that's going to help draw moisture our way as we head into tomorrow afternoon. the drier air is still in place but high clouds are overspreading that. on the futurecast,

i'll have more on traffic and 95 traffic in springfield coming up in my next report. back to you guys. >> thanks, monika. >>> at 5:10, here's a look at what's new this morning, an explosion rocked part of the afghanistan capital this morning. the blast was close to kabul's national parliament. now, local police are saying there were injuries but no one was killed. the attack happened as officials gathered on the outskirts of the city. they were marking the final transition phase in the handover of security to afghan forces. >>> police in turkey's capital of ankara took dozens of people into custody early this morning. those arrested were taking part in a silent protest in taksim square. despite mass protests in several cities, there doesn't appear to be a serious threat to the prime minister or his government. >>> the supreme court has tossed out arizona's voter identification law. it required people to prove their u.s. citizenship by showing official i.d. when they use federal forms designed to streamline the voter registration process. four additional states have si

the two right lanes close just after van dorn street away from the springfield interchange. use caution there. only the left lane gets by. two right lanes closed. 95 to virginia, luckily very quiet for this time of the morning. we don't have any of that construction that usually ties it up. that is the good news, but it is definitely going to be a wet one, so give yourself extra time this morning as you head out the door way. definitely be prepared to take it a little bit slower than usual. now back over to cynne and scott. >> 4:43 is the time. 66 degrees. >> coming up, president obama is 66 degrees. >> coming up, prthis is obama is an rc robotic claw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three years we've put nearly 100 million dollars into american education. that's thousands of kids learning to love scnce. ♪ isn't that cool? and that's pretty cool. ♪ >> we want to wish

you can see the backup forming here coming out of springfield. we'll take a live look on the northbound side of i-95 coming into springfield. your delays form closer to route 644 to the beltway. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. >>> former d.c. council member michael brown has agreed to plead guilty to at least one charge of bribery. that's what sources are telling our bruce johnson. >> sources say brown was caught in an f.b.i. sting where he allegedly helped agents and their operatives get a loan for which he received a gratuity. sources say the plea deal could be announced as soon as today. brown you may remember campaigned for an at large d.c. council seat earlier this year but abruptly dropped out of the race back in april. >>> the arlington county sheriff's deputy facing murder charges right now is due in court this morning. police in alexandria arrested 44-year-old craig patterson last week. he's been placed on administrative leave. 22-year-old julian dawkins was shot to death may 22. prosecutors say witnesses saw the two arguing poss

they were cleared as well, but caused a lot of slow traffic into springfield. it low as down here in landmark. at the american legion bridge good shape, entire western stretch of 495 looking good this morning. back to you guys. >>> we are finding you deep discounts on this monday. best buy.com other's deal of the day includes a queen art chef classic -- questions art chef classic. living social is offering $30 for drink the district, american beer and wine festival. this is june 29th and 30th. you save 20 bucks, but the sooner we get to the date the higher admission will rise. >>> and living social has another deal for 5 krunners. rebel races in town on june 22nd. you can enter for $42. >>> if you have an offer you have seen or are a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i would love to hear from you on facebook. we'll be right back. anncr: competition makes us rivals. but kids bring us together. america's beverage companies voluntarily removed... full-calorie soft drinks from schools. and we replaced them... with lower-calorie options, and smaller portio

out of the midwest they got smacked with as much as nine inches of rain in springfield and they still have thunderstorms lighting up around the country. parts of missouri and they got smacked in atlanta. thunderstorms in new york by tuesday. future cast for us shows that we have low clouds along the shoreline at the moment. it will thicken up over night. at 4:30 they will talk about fog and low clouds coming through the bridge and tomorrow night the clouds will fill in all of the way to the east bay by tomorrow evening. a cooling trend. mostly sunny if you are headed to sfo. the fog should not slow you down. as we head to the south end, loss loss looks okay. thunder bumpers for denver, chicago and new york. back in the bay area for your monday it looks nice skaofplt in san francisco. 76 at livermore and 78 -- nice. 72 in san francisco. 76 at livermore and 78 in san jose. there will be a chill in the air. 77 for wednesday. thursday, friday, high pressure rebounds. by the weekend we will nudge 90 degrees. a good monday. a bit of a chill on tuesday you. >> are telling me to bring a light

democrats seem to be handcuffed in springfield unable to get anything passed. republicans see this as an opportunity to pass some legislation of their own parent of house speaker and senate president will be the key legislators to determine if meaningful reform gets enacted. a special senat >> >> >> people were more fiscally responsible come you're not going to see reform. >> even if the democratic proposal to pass, republicans say that will only reduce the debt by $21 billion taking us back to 2011. it will once again begin to grow >> a top aide is expected to go on, accused of steering more than a dozen contracts, they are listed as potential witnesses. not clear if either will testify at the trial. >> after july 1st the entire city will have it with the exception of the loop and near north side. all parking meters must now be fed until 10:00 p.m.. on the south side businesses worry that neighbors will take all the free parking. >> the latest in washington. >> world leaders convene in northern ireland. history is ♪ i'm in my work van, having lunch, next min

near springfield, missouri, it nearly swallowed this suv. a soccer field no more after 9 inches of rain fell in just five hours. with the floods, severe storms, winds up to 70 miles per hour knocking out power to hundreds of homes. >> look at that, that is just so crazy. >> while roads became a drenched battle ground for drivers in kansas city, children in joplin tubing down the streets. in wyoming and colorado, hail pounded the pavement, visibility on the roads, nearly zero. and in south texas, officers were waist and even chest-deep in water. at least 90 water rescues and 300 people in shelters in eagle pass. as the rio grande bled into the streets, drowning the city park and this golf course. this man saving neighbors by kayak. >> swim out there and put them in there and swim back and keep going. the current was going that way. >> across town, too much water mangled this gas station overhang. all leftovers of a storm that brought almost a year's worth of rain in just 36 hours. and the forecast, there is still heavy rain moving to the east

thunderstorms, hail, mushroomed in springfield, missouri today. that's what it looks like on a satellite map. this is what it looked like in real life. they picked up as much as 9" of rain over the past 24 hours. there's flash flood watches posted for another 10 minutes out there in springfield as those thunderstorms continue to head out up into the northeast where they will get thunderstorms in new york on monday. if you are heading out of the bay area on monday, sunny at the airport, high 68. but thunderstorms from chicago to new york and denver. that's forecast for monday. the southland looks okay. 79 partly cloudy skies. overnight tonight it looks okay. temperatures in the mid-50s for the most part. and daytime tomorrow looks pretty good too with a mostly sunny father's day except along the coast 82 degrees in fairfield. san francisco high of 64. down in san jose, 77. very pleasant mild june weather. but we will continue to cool until tuesday, the warmest numbers only in the low 70s inland. and then look what happens on thursday and friday. we

springfield 67. 70 at north beach and annapolis. also here in town, a very kind of foggy, hazy, damp looking michael & son weather camera. no wind being reported at the moment at reagan national. the humidity high at 88%. we're going to watch andrea coup the coast here but quickly get out of here. look at that. tomorrow morning, could be some lingering showers behind it. then of course we'll be seeing much better conditions for sunday. in fact, i'm keeping sunday dry on that seven day. running out of time for the beach forecast but today the bad day. 76 with a yellow alert, the heavy rain, some thunder. watch out for flooding. 60s tonight as the rain tapers to showers. tomorrow a few showers possible, especially south and east in the morning, 82. then much warmer sunday, 88. next week a front approaches so showers and storms back in the forecast on monday. then tuesday a lingering storm, 84. looking nice on wednesday. monika, i had a lot to say. i know you have stuff here as well. >>> you know what we're learning from this experienc

of the the beltway, so far without far wito incident, leaving the wilson bridge headed towardtoward springfield. we had police activity that was tying up the commute, it looks like they're still there. a portion of the roadway is still blocked here.ill bl this iocs going to be a clara parkway, folks traveling to andd from d.c., coming across thee bridge it's going to impact your drive as well. well. heads up on the g road. ad. keep in not not are we only talking about the ponding of water, but roads, those long and winding roads very slippery because of a lot of tree and and limb debris on the road.road. the interstate itself looks good no issues to report headed toward rockville. top part of the beltway behaving nicely and coming across the 141 street bridge you will find youf lanes are open with light volumu continuing toward the southeast. that is a check of fox 5 on time traffic. traff >>> julie thanks. thanks >>> eric holder on the hot seatt over news that the government is collecting phone records. they allowed the security agency to monitor the phone calls of of millions of customers. se

this is springfield on the northbound side of i-95. jammed right now. there's also an accident on the northbound side of i-95 just past route 17 at center port parkway. watch out for that activity. slow here. we'll take a live look a little further north on to 395 where you'll find off and on delays. once you're at the 14th street bridge, seems to be doing just fine. accident northbound 295 earlier at the 11th street bridge causing slow traffic in that area. another live picture at the beltway and colesville road n. is your outer loop westbound 495. very slow leaving the 95 interchange all the way through silver spring. last live look now if you're planning to head here on 270 southbound, this is at route 109. it's going to be off and on into germantown, rockville to the point where the lanes divide. >> thanks, monika. >>> if you're a fan of the cbs hit show "two broke girls" you know your next -- owe you know our next guest. you can see him this weekend in alexandria doing standup. welcome. we've been talking you to. first, i love the tie. it's a great

across colorado, more than 1,000 people are battling the flames. >>> to springfield, missouri, where more rain is expected today after heavy storms saturday triggered flash flooding. this suv got trapped by the rushing water. according to cnn affiliate kxpr, as many as 9 inches of rain fell in just a few hours. water rescues and flooded homes were reported. kspr reports traffic on the james river freeway slowed to a crawl as water spilled over the roads. power was knocked out to hundreds of homes. >>> forget your twitter account. according to a new security warning, hackers could actually target important medical devices, implanted ones, like pacemakers, even hospital monitoring stations. cnn's brian todd has more. >> reporter: a cyber security firm has found major vulnerabilities that would allow hackers access to pacemakers, anesthesia devices, monitoring stations and other life-sustaining medical equipment, a threat so real, the fda is taking action. it's the story line in a harrowing scene in the showtime series "homeland." terrorists send a signal to a pacemaker, an attempt to t

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zoom in a little bit closer you will be able to see the hook signatures near springfield let's take a look. we do have a tornado warning and a fact for the area of shelby. another 10 minutes to go for this warning non rotation to the rest of the systems. a little bit more and clear in the ca year just east of st. louis. all the graeme here represents/but again we have tornado swirling through earlier, but only one remained. kron4's chief meteorologist tracking the conditions. jacqueline. >> catherine: jose. a man found shot in east san jose. police are scene. and so is kron 4's philippe djegal. he brings us the latest. >> reporter: the past and as a market. try to collect evidence the victim is a man shot multiple times where i don't know? sh but is possible in that parking lot. it happened around 5:00 this afternoon the victim was rushed to the hospital. the officers checked nearby homes in the entire neighborhood for the suspect in this case but at this time no suspects have been found. we do know that a nearby elementary school bryant elementary school was on lockdown for a period

we are seeing delays at van dorn on the outer loop coming from the springfield interchange is. the 11th street bridge left lane still closed. you need to stay to the right this morning. maybe use the douglas bridge instead. we also have that crash still block everything but that left lane on the inner loop just after 355. it has the ramp closed as well with that tractor-trailer cleanup. the southbound ramp to the outer loop getting reports of standing water there. be prepared for a little bit of activity there as well. stay to the right. for now, i'll send it back over to you. >> thanks so much. it is 5:53. many americans expected to satisfy their sweet tooth today. >> wells fargo is agreeing to make improvements in minority neighborhoods hate the ervices. -- neighborhoods that it services. >> wells fargo will pay $39 million. this is a settlement with the u.s. department of housing and urban development. the national fair housing alliance found they violated the fair housing act. this is buying homes that have in foreclosed on to remain dill an dated shape. that affects washin

all the rain in springfield, 9 inches of rain in a couple hours and thunderstorms out into the atlantic. future cast, low clouds around the peninsula and the low clouds extending and they will come back tomorrow morning. a cloudy start to the day along it coast. more low cloudiness along the shoreline and cooler inland. bay area tomorrow, it will be a warm day in the central valley, 87 sacramento. 70 eyosemite. 70 yosemite. sfo, partly cloudy skies and a high of 66. los angeles 79. southland look goods. new york just partly cloudy skies. they will get thunderstorms on tuesday. bay area, bringing numbers down tomorrow. 76 degrees in livermore. 79 concord. 76 degrees in vallejo and 62 in san francisco. extended forecast, after we cool off on monday, tuesday, inland, 71 degrees. and then we rebound. next weekend after suffering through that frigid weather we will be back into the upper 80s saturday and sunday. look goods. >> we get spoiled. >> little bit. >> thank you. >>> whale watchers got a treat off the san diego coast this weekend. a killer whale close up. the boat followed it for an

up to 10 inches of rain fell in just two-hours around springfield yesterday according to our affiliate kolr. it was enough to turn roads into rivers in a blink of an eye. rescuers were busy nonstop to help drivers who got stuck in floods. >>> colorado families are on edge today waiting to get back to their homes after a wildfire forced them to evacuate. firefighters are gaining the upper hand on the flames but hundreds of homes are destroyed and some families are still waiting to see the damage. martin savidge is live for us in colorado springs. martin, you've been getting an interesting perspective from the firefighters. what do they say? hello. they're making great progress and at 45% containment and continue to make strides there and probably will do so today. no signs of active fire. we were out there yesterday and very small pockets of literally tree stumps burning. that's why people are growing more and more frustrated, why can't they go home. close to 5,000 homes destroyed by this blaze but thousands saved. that raises the, how do firktszs determine what can be sacrificed or sav

the flooding wasn't confined in oklahoma in springfield, missouri, rescuers used an inflatable raft to pluck this family from their home and ferry them to safety. >> we will rebuild. >> in oklahoma, more than 40,000 are without electricity. 200 have homes too badly damaged to live in. >> it's going to be fine. reporter: among the tornado's victims, storm chasers, tim, and his son and another partner. >> he devoted his life to saving others lives and to be able to capture tornadoes and to be able to save lives through the technology he developed. reporter: residents are pulling together. >> the help has been overwhelming. everyone has a big heart here. reporter: but for some it's too much. >> i've had enough. i'm sorry, oklahoma. but no. reporter: the rainfall and flooding are heading east, with the worst downpours from raleigh to chattanooga and down the gulf coast. >> ama: the noaa says severe weather is canceling its planned fewer lows. 12,000 employees were looking at as many as 20 days of furloughs but a new budget plan has been developed. noaa warns of an above normal hurricane se

let's take a live look further north in springfield. this is great. no problems here as you head up toward the beltway or on to 395 to the 14th street bridge. air going to be just fine there. let's go back to the maps. this time we're heading all the way up north on to 270. southbound you have the one slow lineup leaving frederick. it will be off and on as you head past 109 and 121. the lanes are open so that's good news now. if you're planning to head on the north side of town, here's what it looks like in silver spring on the beltway. back you to guys. >> thank you, monika. >>> six years after the d.c. mayor's office gained control over the city school system, things have not improved much at all. >> now a d.c. councilman says more reforms are needed and things need to be ramped up in a hurry to improve student purchase machines. delia goncalves is live in north -- performance. delia goncalves is live in northwest with more about david cantania. >> reporter: good morning, mike. david cantania is the chair of the council's new committee on education.

lanes opened a little bit late this morning, but right now it looks fine in springfield, the h.o.v. lanes heading for 395. andrea and jessica. >>> time now to see what our partners at "cbs this morning" are covering. >> norah o'donnell is in new york and we get a chance to say good morning to her. good morning. >> good morning to you, andrea and jessica. ahead charlie rose sits down with president obama, and the president describes how the nsa surveillance program works, why he has no problem with it and how far the u.s. should go in syria. also we're going to take a reality check on alternative medicine. we're going to talk to a doctor who wrote a "new york times" op- ed entitled "don't take your vitamins." we're going to explain. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> all right, norah, thank you. we'll be watching. >>> they're talking about it on "cbs this morning," we're talking about it now, the last day of the g8 economic summit is under way now in northern ireland. the u.s. has secured a deal to begin negotiations for a free trade agreement with the europea

looking at 81 in springfield and 83 in waldorf. so, isolated thunderstorms this evening, that's it. yellow alert for tomorrow and wednesday. kind of nuisance storms. showers and storms through wednesday. and some of the computes are going to be wet. tuesday night and maybe wednesday morning we'll be wet. so 83 tomorrow. showers and storms. 80 on wednesday, showers and storms. pleasant on wednesday, 82. seven days, a nice finish to the week. 85 on friday. summer arrived at 1:04 a.m. on friday. doesn't feel like summer. saturday, sunday, and monday, with temperatures around 90 with isolated storms in the afternoon. >> now, game on with kristen berset. live from the wusa9 cadillac sports desk. >> washington nationals got some much-needed good news today. resumed jogging. asap, the nationals often sleep as of late. yesterday after their loss, the clubhouse was rather quiet. you can cut the frustration with a knife. stranded seven men on base, and dropped below .500. despite all that. the team hasn't given up. >> tough. go from the year we had last year and everything seems to fall in pl

yesterday, springfield, missouri picked up 9 inches of rain in 24 hours, the thunderstorm complex heads into washington and the nation's capitol. future cast, mostly clear skies, mostly. a few patches of fog on the shore. tomorrow morning, the fog will nudge the coastline. it is not that the low clouds will keep us cool it is the fact that, again, the pressure in the upper atmosphere are falling. but not so much the marina for a change. we will see sun tomorrow. and also, kind of a nippy temperature for june. monday, mostly sunny if you are heading out of sfo. a few low clouds, not slowing you down. forecast high of 66. but, thunder in denver, in chicago, new york, partly cloudy skies. and then the pinpoint forecast. >>> look at tuesday. 71 around livermore. you will have to pull out the, you know, polar bear jacket. the numbers will recover 90- degrees inland. down a bit and come up a bit. that is sum iser time, my friend, in the bay area. >> we should sur-- summertime, my friend n the bay area. >> we should survive. >> yes. all of the fathers out this to watch the a's to be the best t

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no problems through tysons corner as you head through annandale and springfield. route 270 here through 109. still in good shape to clarks burg and down to the point where the lanes divide. no problems in southern maryland on any or the major corridors. beltway route 5 branch avenue looking good right now. back to you guys. >>> thank monika. just about 5:02. please stay with us while we sort this out. and there's plenty to sort out. that's the message that's posed on frager's hardware website this morning. >> owners also thanked the public for their outpouring of support following last night's devastating fire at the capitol hill landmark. delia goncalves is live at the scene with the overnight developments. good morning delia. >> reporter: good morning jess. it is heart-breaking to see frager's just a shell of what it used to be. i know that jessica, you lived here at one point. and you know frager's well. i live east of the river and frequent frager's as a new homeowner and learned to love the place. from the creaking floors to the shelves and then of course the

more here in springfield and 395 is beginning to slow down in landmark. that's it for the corridor. back to you guys. >>> thanks monika. this morning, the owners of frager's hardware store are thanking the public for their support and well wishes. >> just heart-breaking, if comments follow a four alarm fire which gutted the d.c. landmark. frager's has stood on pennsylvania avenue in the capitol hill neighborhood for 93 years. delia goncalves is live on the scene with the overnight developments of the store that she loved along with much of the community there. deal jaw? >> reporter: absolutely, being a homeowner of a very old home in the area, i have learned to love frager's. and the folks here as well. because they knew just about anything -- they knew how to answer just about any question that you had when you came into the hardware store and they were so helpful and so wonderful. lots of people remembering frager's and to take some pictures including kirsten. and you have lived here for 20 years. >> at least. >> reporter: tell me why i came out and what -- you came out and what f

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. >>> a 45-year-old man from springfield, virginia, is trying to fight cancer quite literally. he is tattoo tom mitchell and his daughter shayla died of hodgkin's disease in 2009. news 4 met him five years ago when he was training for his first boxing match to raise money for cancer patients. this year he took the fight out of the ring and on to the streets running in a 50-mile long ultra marathon. >> what i hope do by these events and activities is to replicate the struggle that children with cancer are going through. you often hear people say they're warriors, but they're not. they're little kids. they have to run 50-mile races every day. they have to get in the ring and fight these unbeatible foes every day. >> tom finished his marathon. all the money he raised will go to his non-profit still brave which helps children with cancer. >>> well, a local grandmother is not slowing down. in fact, she's showing us just how racy she can be. >> i said are you going to go home with me? i wouldn't mind taking a cute boy home with me. >> love it. more on her 103rd birthday celebration i

in springfield, missouri, they used an inflatable the race to pluck people from their water bound home and ferry them to safety. >> in okay, more than 40,000 were without electricity. 200 have homes too badly damaged to live in. >> we're going to be fine. >> among the victims, storm chaseers, three people. >> he devoted his life to saving others lives and to be able to capture tornadoes and be able to save lives with the technologies he has developed. >> residents are pulling together bucks for some it's too much. >> i've had enough. i'm sorry oklahoma. >> that rainfall and flooding are heading east with the worst downpours from raleigh to chattanooga and down the coast. >>> cherry stand is closing down. it's been open since 1964. property has been turned into condos. they started the business on the road. he says it's time to move on. >> we are done. i thought it was symbolic. he will continue to grow cherries but he will be near stockton. >> how a team disappeared near apology. how a woman had to be how a woman had to be rescued, and why [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad mak

. >>> on the northbound side of i- 95 heading for springfield, still light on there monday morning, heading for 395 and the 14th street bridge. one accident in chantilly, a car slid off the road. watch out for police on the scene, back to you guys. >>> i'm watching your money. investors are bracing for a potential shift in federal reserve policy. wall street will be waiting to hear what chairman ben bernancke plans regarding the current economic stimulus program. checking the numbers for you, the dow plummeted by 106 points on friday. it starts this morning at 15070. the s & p 500 slipped 1000 points and the nasdaq was off by almost 22. >>> after opening a sports agency this year hip hip mogul jay z is returning to music. he will reduce his album to owners who download an app for the album. those who get the app will get the album on independence day, three days before the album's official release. the deal was announced in the three minute ad during game 5 of the nba finals. >>> chrysler is freezing the pensions of roughly 8000 u.s. salaried employees at the end of this year. companies in

over the last 24 hours, eight to ten inches in some areas just to the north of springfield. four to six in parts of kansas. as we go through the day, yes, we'll continue to see more showers and thunderstorms popping up. with that, some of these locations, we could still see roughly four to six inches of rainfall as we go through the next 48 hours. we're also going to be looking for severe storms to pop up into the midwest and across the plains. that includes parts of kansas all the way into parts of south dakota. some of these severe storms with it could be bringing damaging winds as well as hail. for the northeast, we didn't forget about you on father's day. let's go to a live shot coming out of new york. you're starting out with clouds now. it's dry now. maybe you need to run to the store for a little last-minute shopping for dad. you'll see rain moving in. scattered showers around the northeast, and a few popping up around florida. atlanta, we'll keep you sunny. same for the west coast. want to point out temperatures getting a little bit warmer. el paso, you're going to b

side of i-66 no problems as you come in from centerville, looking good and a last live look over in springfield. looking good here as you head by the beltway in chantilly, an accident northbound on route 50. back to you guys. >>> a 17-year-old girl was shot three times and a man was shot in the face in southeast dc. it happened overnight on the 4900 block right at bening road. delia goncalves will have more information on this story at the top of the hour. >>> the leaders of the eight of the world's top economic powers are meeting in northern ireland today. >> the official discussion at the group of 8 summit is supposed to center around europe's ailing economy and what can be done to fix it. there is another topic that is sure to draw the most attention. >> reporter: president obama is on his way to northern ireland. syria is not formally on the docket but is expected to dominate the talks following president obama's move to authorize shipments of weapons. >> reporter: russia is staunchly opposed to arming the rebels. putin says rebels in syria have even practiced can blizzard im- - cannibalism

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we'll take a live look in springfield. a little hard to see through the darkness but again wet road conditions and flooding closing wood burn road at spicewood drive in annandale. back to you. >> thanks, monika. >>> and yarks the first named storm of what properly -- andrea, the first named storm of what promises to an active season has hit the east coast. >> tropical storm warnings stretched from florida to the chesapeake bay and the entire length of this storm is huge. it goes all the way north to new york and new england where people are still recovering from hurricane sandy. susan mcginnis has more. >> reporter: the cleanup has already begun in florida after tropical storm andrea came ashore thursday. the storm spawned several tornadoes. the gonzalez family was holed up in

much water, weekend thunderstorms dumped up to ten inches of rain in a few hours, it turned streets in springfield into water ways, swamping cars and people. officials report several high water rescues. one week after edward snowden revealed he was the leaker of n.s.a. secrets, we are learning more about the reach of n.s.a. programs. chip reid is at the white house. >> reporter: the national security intel collects records on tens of millions of americans but the message to congress this weekend says fewer than 300 people were identified through the program last year. and all of them were suspected of having ties to foreign terrorist organizations. releasing that information is part of an effort by the obama administration to alleviate fears about the n.s.a. surveillance programs. white house chief of staff dennis mcdonough appeared today on cbs's "face the nation." >> does the president feel that he is violating the privacy of any american? >> he does not. >> reporter: mcdonough was asked about assertions by edward snowden the former n.s.a. contractor who admits he leaked information on the progr

lawmakers will be summoned back to springfield to try to pass pension reform. there are two rival bills from the state senate. last week's session ended without a vote on either one. >> a pet shop but several suburban locations is being sued for selling on healthy puppies. >> found it bought a puppy mill project. featured recently. that accuses 40 days of getting animals from poppy males. no comment from for a babies company. >> surgery that will change his life. he was born in the west bank of the middle east with clubfoot condition affecting both of his feet. making it impossible for him to walk normally. the condition forced him to quit school by fortran.fh grade. thanks to doctors and private contributions he will undergo surgery for free. >> slam champion turned hollywood star has died. williams became famous during the '40's and '50's appearing an aquatic theme movies. she continued swimming past 90th birthday. she donated money to children's charities and physical fitness programs are life. she is 91 years old. the women finished a 10 k race and womentir

problems on the northbound side of 95 as you can see as you come up from triangle to woodbridge and springfield as well. we'll wind a live look on the northbound side of 395 near seminary road. no problems at all to the 14th street bridge and into downtown. back to you guys. >> thanks, monika. >>> a big sports story tops our news. major league baseball is reportedly working on suspensions for some of the game's biggest stars such as ryan braun. >> reporter: some baseball's biggest stars including alex rodriguez and ryan braun could be sus spented for 1 -- suspended for 100 games for using performance enhancing drugs. >> mlb is handling t. >> reporter: new york yankees manager joe gerardi worries about the scandal. >> i worry about baseball being effected as a game, the whole thing and what it's been through in the last 15 years. that's my concern. >> reporter: espn says sources tell it that the owner of a miami antiagent clinic tony bosch has agreed to talk with investigators and give them the dirt. the league first became aware of bosch's name last summer and names from his clinic list 20 play

a look now in virginia on the northbound side of i-95 looking great here in springfield. no problems on 395 to the 14th street bridge. 295 to the 11th and 66 to the roosevelt. >>> in the wake of a d.c. cab drivers' murder, officials are now exploring ways to keep cabbies safe. they held a hearing on taxi safety last night and they discussed possible safety measures of extra bulletproof glass or cameras, but they are not considering changing the law. that requires every cab to pick up every passenger regardless of race or where they want to go. solomon oroka was gunned down. at a previously scheduled hearing on the safety focus, it had shifted from passenger safety now drivers' safety. >> we've gone through such a long discussion about the problems of african-american males being able to hail cabs. and this highlights maybe one of the reasons why people who drive cabs are afraid to do so. >> the taxicab commission was already in the process of installing panic buttons in all cabs. another system to accept credit and debit payments will be up and running in two months which

. >>> storms in missouri dumped up to nine inches of rain in areas around springfield this weekend, turning highways into rivers. hail also fell in many neighborhoods. >>> it's been chaotic. mostly it's been checking on people who have tried to drive through water. >> they've just exploded over the southern part of the city. >> even though your vehicle is heavy, that water can actually lift you up. >> it really takes no water whatsoever to really impact a car that's driving across the roadway. just a few inches of rapidly running water across the road is enough to float a car and wash it o. >> here's the good news. no reports of injuries in the storms thus far. >>> all in all a very good father's day weekend but heading back to work tomorrow what does it look like? >> we've seen the cloud cover move in. we've seen the humidity get a little higher this afternoon, and into the overnight we're going to continue. so yes it is going to be muggy aus step out the door tomorrow morning. i think a lot of folks are going to be cranking their air conditioners all night. let's take a look outside and s