leon: a update on the situation we are following in alexandria. active scene as crews are searching for a missing teenager. these are live pictures from near the gw parkway. the teenager is believed to be in the water, somewhere off the gw parkway. we are continuing to watch the situation and will update you at wjla.com. we will also have the latest on the situation on "good morning washington." final thoughts on the weather? steve: we are looking at temperatures going to rebound, back into the middle 80's tomorrow, it could start in the morning, temperatures near 65. outdoor dining, going for a walk at lunch hour, go for it. temperatures near 80 degrees. 85 friday, upper 80's near 90 on saturday and sunday. showers and thunderstorms possible sunday afternoon, 30% chance, many of you will not see anything. above average early next week. and a final look at the beach forecast for those of you with a weekend share, as the summer quickly comes to an end. degrees saturday, 81 sunday, water temperatures in the upper 70's. leon: love it. thanks for join

she is from alexandria, but she lives in new york. complaints with your airline of choice soaring. kellye: now a 7 on your side consumer report, paying more just for the privilege of getting their late, customer complaints about airlines are soaring. if you took a flight on spirit airlines in june, you had a 50/50 shot of getting there in time, ranking lowest among the government report, find a complaints about un friendly skies up 20%. >> airlines are the worst. kimberly: flight delays and cancellations account for 30% of complaints. >> walking on a trail somewhere. kimberly: passengers had to hike for shelter. customer service complaints are up 1/3. packed, completely prices are higher, the highest they have been in about five years, all the way back to the recession. kimberly: southwest and delta had the fewest complaints. american and united the most. these are only officially filed grievances. defending the carriers, the airline association, saying they are committed to continuous improvement, putting out a bright spot, the number of lost bags is down.

for us tonight alexandria. >> reporter: ukee and jessica as attorney general kathleen kane holds the highest position in law enforcement in the commonwealth to sees her last name on these documents is rather startling. list of charges include obstruction of justice and perjury. >> when someone is entrusted with up holding the law violates that oath and violates the law that he or she is bound to up hold, we are all victims. everyone of us. >> reporter: under strong arm of the criminal charges and request by the governor to step down. >> i am not sure how the top law enforcement officer in pennsylvania can continue to perform her duties while she's defending herself against these serious charges. >> reporter: state attorney general kathleen kane has had this to say in a statement. a resignation would be an admission of guilt, and i'm not guilty. what kane does not dispute according to the november 17th, 2014 grand jury testimony, is that she believed that the public had the right to know the details of a 2009 case involving adversaries. let's put it out to the press she recalled in co

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in ardmore to explain, alexandria? >> reporter: good evening, ukee. things are just starting to get underway as this place is filling up as it is happening around communities in this country, over 16,000 to be exact, we have music, we have food, we have rides and we up have a couple fury friend i don't know if you can see doing some meet and greets right now and that really is what this is all about. it is community coming out and low pressure and jovial environment. who knew this was brainchild of the one local man. >> reporter: in 1984 matt pest beingan was on the national association of town watch when he had an idea. >> i said why don't we have one night where everybody across the country sits on front porch and everybody turns on their lights. >> reporter: idea quickly extended beyond just front porch lights and beyond the philadelphia area. >> broken arrow, oak, anchorage, alaska, these people are doing this and they are into it. >> reporter: perhaps because it is reminiscent of the unlocked door know your neighb

her name is alexandria, and so he decided to write a song dedicated to her. it's a really sweet song. can't wait to meet you to see how beautiful you me and your mama don't know what to do but it we'll do whatever to make it work for you you got to step up and i'll do what a man is supposed to do >> the little girl, expecting her has changed him. he's cleaning up his language way. i can't lie i'm watching my language already i promise to never disrespect a woman again don't know how to be a father but i'll learn for you time to get here because i'm not living for me no more, i'm living for you >> he recorded this in june and a lot of people liked it and can we just say welcome to the world, alexandria. >> there she is all cuddled up in daddy's arms. look at the lips. oh, what a cute little girl and how awesome she will forever have this song that her dad wrote for her. i'll give you a home and made a promise never going to leave you alone, i promise >>> people speak in facebook updates. >> anyone put it like that you realize how truly crazy they are. >> you b

her name is alexandria, and so he decided to write a song dedicated to her. it's a really sweet song. ♪ ♪ can't wait to meet you to see how beautiful you ♪ ♪ me and your mama don't know what to do ♪ ♪ but it we'll do whatever to make it work for you ♪ ♪ you got to step up and i'll do what a man is supposed to do ♪ >> the little girl, expecting her has changed him. he's cleaning up his language because the little one is on the way. ♪ i can't lie i'm watching my language already ♪ ♪ i promise to never disrespect a woman again ♪ ♪ don't know how to be a father but i'll learn for you ♪ ♪ time to get here because i'm not living for me no more, i'm living for you ♪ >> he recorded this in june and a lot of people liked it and can we just say welcome to the world, alexandria. >> there she is all cuddled up in daddy's arms. look at the lips. oh, what a cute little girl and how awesome she will forever have this song that her dad wrote for her. ♪ i'll give you a home and made a promise never going to leave you alone, i promise ♪ >>

there's an argument in alexandria about how to achieve that. they want firefighters to get more training in advanced life support and skills to save people in crisis. the president of a group representing paramics says it will waste money and make the quality of service worse. >> they are sole service medics or medic specialists. that's what they want to do. now we'll have one medic and one firefighter emt. they may or may not want to be on that unit. >> the majority of emergency calls are for medical issues, not fire. this takes highly skilled paramedics out of ambulances. alexandria's fire chief says it's used in arlington and fairfax. >>> we know more about how a 7-year-old boy got his hands on a gun that killed his little sister in d.c. we are learning a teenager may have been involved. >>> take a look outside the window. we have had a break from the humidity. amelia is timing out when it is going to return. >> how to save on your school supply list without skimping on we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from

the 6300 block of readland street in the elmwood section of city t alexandria hoff is live at police headquarters. she's got breaking new details tonight t alex? >> reporter: good evening, natasha, homicide detectives are investigating this case. although the exact nature of this incidents is still unclear. just a few minutes ago, back at the scene, i was having a conversation with a very heart broken grand mother, is she was there to finds answers about her grandson, police have not released the name. she confirmed in a photo shared on social media, this was her grandson 10 tonight that shooting victim, 16-year-old corey. 6:45 medics were called to the 6300 block of readman street for a reported nose bleed. he was then find re found that the 16-year-old victim had suffered a gunshot to the head. pronounced by 7:30. emotion took hold over the block, hard to watch just as difficult do listen to. corey was hanging out with his cousin and family, playing basketball. has she no idea how this happened. one of his first evenings back in town. >> just like three days ago. he was there for t

alexandria hoff is joining us from ridley park where she sat down with that office tore day, alexandria. >> reporter: we also got to handle the exact kind of vest officer was wearing yesterday. that could withstand impact of the 45 caliber handgun, which is exactly what officer handily was fit with. this time last year ballistics vest saved the life of the philadelphia officer, while he was issuing a warrant to a homicide suspect. it was second time a vest saved that officer's life this weekend similar protection allowed ridley park police officer mark handily to return from work, to his family. >> as soon as first shot came and knocked me to the ground, i actually didn't know i was shot a second time until i got outside and i started to limp. >> reporter: he was shot twice, on sunday morning, through a door after responding to a call for a suicidal man barricaded inside, the apartment. one shot, hit his vest, the the other, his leg. >> we don't know what is going on inside somebody's head. you can have a ph.d. and nobody knows what is going on inside somebody's head except for that per

we want to get right out to the courthouse in norristown, "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria huff has within following the story for us. good afternoon. >> afternoon, montgomery county district attorney risa furman says today is a sad one for the people of pennsylvania, i'm holding here two very thick criminal complaints of first of which for state attorney general, kathleen cane, the other for special agent of hers, doubled as her driver, patrick reese, alleged under the instruction of cane, reese illegally acts as secret grand jury information, then purposely leaked to the philadelphia daily news. cane has been charged with obstructing administration of law, official oppression, criminal conspiracy, perjury, false swearing. that leaked information was regarding a sealed 2009 investigation, which fuhrman said today she sees as an act of revenge, that kane took to embarrass former state prosecute heres she felt previously made her look bad. the second half of those charges against kane relate to her testimony over the alleged leaks, in front of a grand jury, fuhrman stated today t

alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i love that, they are also practicing for possibility that he may interpret during a performance by andre a bocelli. >>> in 30 days pope francis will be in philadelphia for more information leading up to the historic event, go to our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> hopefully when the pope is here we will have great weather just like today. call than not ask for better temperatures in late august. meteorologist kate bilo is on the skies deck. how nice to be outside right now. >> it is fantastic, guess contact as you said that it would be perfect weather if it was like this when pope francis came to philadelphia because our city is awesome every day of the year but even better when you can be outside and not be too hot or cold just perfect day to day. perfect day yesterday. another one on the way tomorrow but that will heat up again as we transition from august into september. lets go out to storm can three, because there is not much to show you here just a few clouds that bubbled up this afternoon. skies are already clearing. we will cont

alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> police have made a dui arrest in a deadly crash. it happened on woodhaven road near thornton road in northeast philadelphia shortly after midnight. police say a 26-year-old man was drunk when he crashed into another vehicle with a man and a woman inside. the 53-year-old man died at the hospital. that woman is still in critical condition tonight. police say the drunk driver was not injured. >>> a two-car accident causes one driver to smash into a west kensington store front. this is the scene around noon today at the intersection of north ninth street and lehigh avenue. police say that a victim in one of the cars had to be extricated by fire crews. no word on the extent of the person's injuries or what caused the crash. >>> turn nothing weather, it looks like we are in for another hot stretch. meteorologist justin drabick is on the sky deck tonight. justin you've been tracking this but what a beautiful weekend it's been. >> you know, it has been. it's always good news when you have dry conditions for the weekend. you can get outside,

alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> lets go to a story generate ago lot of buzz on social media. debbie, of cherry hill, has set up a go fund me page to pay for her divorce. she is seeking seven grand, so far she has got $315. she says divorce is more expensive then she anticipated. now this story has, lit up our facebook page, lot of comments there. sarah says i love every go fund me count starts with i'm not comfortable asking for money. then don't, she says. j.d. writes so many people start these fund, rake in the money, and idiots donate that is on them. it is a shame these kind of things go on all the time and diminishes those in real need. as we said a lot of thoughts. we want to know what you have to say. find this conversation on our facebook page and send us a tweet at cbs philly. >>> a bit of the birds is heading to center city, coming up what retailer is coming to the washington square location. it has got residents talking. they are excited but they have a few concerns. we will explain, torey. >>> we are live, down the shore, on the atlantic city boardwalk for

. >> as "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff tells us the hospital wants to prevent money from going down the drain. >> reporter: even an amateur someone knows that the good stuff typically has to be fetched from a back room. >> so this is a very good year for these wines. >> reporter: to find this selection we had to travel to new jersey, in pennsylvania, the state buys its wine largely in bulk so finding a rare vintage would be wear to say the the least. last year a chester county attorney had to fork over a collection worth over $100,000 after police say he and his wife illegally transported in from new jersey, and then distributed it, a fact they distribute. but this month couple settled with the state and was able to reclaim half of the collection. that leaves 1,404 bottles of rare vintage wine and what would make a better home for that then chester county hospital. wine is currently stored in a police evidence room. >> the the police department has those wines and they are not properly stored, they could diminish the value. >> reporter: but little known legal loop hole, c

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in malvern with more, alex? >> reporter: jessica, 40 year-old emily feeney was arraigned this afternoon and currently out, on bail. prosecutors say that this case is unique and just how aggressively the student was persued and how much he very wisely push back. investigators say at one point they found a message from the student to feign that i said quote i'm not interested in you end of story. i am 16, and not into you. to a 16 year-old college is the the end game. >> the the quiet unspoken message there is if you don't go along with this you are not going to get in your dream school. >> reporter: before at rest, 40 year-old emily feeney served as a swim coach and college acceptance counselor at all boys malvern prep try school. prosecutors say from april 2014 until january of this year she aggressively persued a 16 year-old student athlete, even when he did not want sexual texts or e-mails. they site this message from feeney to the boy quote if you just stop fighting and let it happen, you would be less uptigh

alexandria's fire chief says the system is already being used in neighboring districts like arlington and fairfax. >>> there have now been five attacks against women in arlington in the past phi week, all within a five mile radius. the most recent happened last night about 10:00 on south frederick street near columbia pike. the victim was walking home when a guy grabbed her, dragged her into the woods and demanded she take off her clothes. she screamed and hit him until he ran off. some women in the area say they're changing their routine. >> we've never had anything like this. i think it's starting to become a serious issue. >> i won't go out at night by myself, no, at all. >> investigators can't say yet whether any of the five attacks are connected. >>> over in loudoun county, a sheriff's deputy has been put on paid leave and charged with simple assault. the department isn't saying much about the incident that got deputy john gregory into trouble, only that it happened while he was arresting someone two months ago, and the person filed a civil complaint in july. gregory is 31 years

alexandria? >> good evening, neighbors out here remain relatively tight-lipped, not short of any emotion, investigators were out here for several hours, they've left, not all that long ago, taking a look at both the inside and outside of this home. now the shooting occurred just before 2:00 a.m. that is when police say that a ten year old was shot in the head. he was returned to dupont children's hospital, now, the nature of this incident is still unclear. police have made no clear mention of potential suspect or shooter at this point. but, wilmington city councilwoman shavazz told us in a area she believes is suffering with so much violence, that there is no way anything like this could be accidental. >> they moved the family away, i don't know very much. other than just a constant, constant, and it is just tears at your heart, because you feel hopeless. you feel helpless. >> the last update i was able to get is that the child is still in critical condition, hoping to get some more information f

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is here to tell you more, alexandria. >> reporter: issue at hand is this, customer wrote a deposit slip for $24 but extently handed the teller 25, regulators say in some cases, citizens bank kept the extra dollar. of course, it work both ways and in the end, it is the banks that will take the hit. key posting what was written on the slip, rather than the amount handed to the teller, earned citizens bank millions between 2008 and 2013 according to regulators. >> are you the kind of person who keeps track of your statements. >> most of the time, no. >> reporter: in fact, most citizens bank customers affect by this error likely don't know it yet, and they probably won't until they see an increase in their balance. that is because citizens now has to pay 20.5 million in fines, and 14 million-dollar to some customers, for is what being called, sloppy banking. >> it is like you bring your money here but now you see it, now you don't. >> reporter: citizens adds that the average descrepancy was around $5 still enough to disappoint customer ronald cram

the 16-year-old boy was fishing with friends in the little hunting creek area in the alexandria section of fairfax when he went missing. they were fishing near the potomac river. this is chopper video from near the scene. he was last seen near a buoy near george washington memorial parkway and stratford lane. megan mcgrath will have the latest on the search in 15 minutes. >>> right now, firefighters are trying to figure out what sparked a flame at this apartment building. this is along 68th place in landover hills. news4's derrick ward joins us live. good morning. things could have been much worse here? what's going on? >> reporter: well, indeed, they could have. look at the scene here. some families are trying to gather what they can. we understand as many as 20 people may have been displaced by this fire. but look at the video from earlier. this started some time around 1:00 in this three story garden style apartment complex. fire was concentrated in the stairwell. that could have caused some serious problems, but firefighters were able to rescue three people using ladders from the fi

reporting live from montgomery county, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> let's invite everyone to stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the kathleen kane indictment. we will bring you very latest information on television and on line at cbs philly.com. >>> a horrifying scene as a woman is chased by a robbery suspect abe it is all caught on camera. the 28 year-old victim was walking in the 700 block of hatfield avenue in queen village on friday when a man started chasing her. police say the suspect attack her and stole her cell even if before running from the area if you recognize that suspect, call philadelphia police. >>> a body found in the darby creek has been identified as 11 year-old laquan lattimore of folcroft who was last seen riding his bike monday afternoon. the darby creek is just a few miles from his home and his family has been searching for him for days now and offered a reward for information. no word on a cause of death. >>> the deptford mall has been just reopened a water main break forced to it temporarily close this afternoon. break

live from harrisburg, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the attorney general kathleen kane defend herself begins criminal charges. when we are not on television get the latest on the cbs philly.com. >>> we are following developing news right now in china where at least seven people have been killed after a series of massive explosions, at a port. that fireball filled the sky after the blast shook the port in northern china chinese media says the the explosions happened at a container port where flammable material was made and stored. in addition to seven people killed, at least 300 others have have been hurt. >>> this just in former president jimmy carter revealed just minutes ago he has cancer. the 90 year-old carter underwent surgery to remove a small mass in his liver. now he says that the cancer has spread to other parts of his body. he plans to undergo treatment, in atlanta. >>> chopper three over a deadly accident on route 347 and maurice river township cumberland county. accident involved several vehicles near

we went to alexandria. i could not get a hold of a hotel there, but the lady that i was with was caucasian. they would not give it to me because of my race. she went in and they gave it to her. withrought all of us in her. we stayed there overnight. we drove through faraday. we found a place by my cousins in lafayette. we had to leave lafayette. from there, we had to go to arkansas. home ind we came back october. nothing was wrong with our house. we went through a lot, and i could not take it to see the people they were. every time i think about her i get so full. and the people did not understand what we were going through. it hurts so bad. thank you so much, sir. from here is willie austin, texas. you say that your cousin was involved in this somehow? go ahead. caller: my cousin bobby was down there in the superdome. water,d not have any food, anything, it was a mess. they wound up all the men and we giving them shots. they were saying that they got a shot in the arm. they were vitamin shots. my cousin di

these are facebook pictures of alexandria police setting up the beds on wednesday. the family had been sleeping on the floor. the officer heard about their situation from one of the boys who attends the alexandria police youth camp. officers raised more than $2400 online for bunk beds, mattresses and bedding. >> how nice. lovely. >> yes. >> good deed. >> absolutely. >>> so, finally, the weekend is upon us. >> right. and the weekend really isn't going to be bad. yes, it is going to be hot, the more extreme weather that we are talking about with heat -- >> next week? >> next week. we will have to deal with it for a couple of days for sure. so, get out and enjoy the weekend. >> while you can. >> while you can. right. everybody wants to get out and have some fun, especially if you have kids too, right? look at the temperatures across the area right now, where we have been and where we are headed. we are in mid and upper 80s right now, temperatures tomorrow will be higher than what you are seeing on the board right now. 85 in waldorf, 81, pax river, those locations near

i'm alexandria hoff and we will look closer coming up. >>> also raise a glass for pope francis trip to philadelphia, we will tell but a beer a local company is brewing in honor of the papal visit and where you can have a taste. >>> royal warning who british royals want to stay away from young prince george. that and more when we come back. so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a deal. look at how old i am. do you come here often? he works here, terry! you work here, right? yes... ok let's get to the point. we're going to take the deal. get a $1000 volkswagen reward card on select 2015 jetta models. or lease a 2015 jetta s for $139 a month after a $1000 volkswagen bonus. >>> couple of philadelphia police officer are getting national attention thanks to time magazine. here are 19th district officer shawn devlin on the left and, on the cover of the latest shall you the cover st

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in the news center with more on that crash, alexandria. >> reporter: james campbell, junior, better known as jim, died in the multi car accident that took place during warm up lapse. campbell was a feasterville bucks county resident. he may have had a problem with his car before striking the the barrier along the third corner of the half mile oval course around 7:30. last night was kid night at the speed way. witnesses explain what they saw. >> we saw a cargo around the track. it started having some smoke. it eventually flipped, it involved three other cars. the car then eventually became on fire. >> the speed way canceled most of the programs, tonight a's racing program has also been canceled. this is the second serious crash in a week, on thursday, a sprint car driver had to be air lifted to the hospital after his car flipped off of a knoxville iowa race track. live from the news center i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it is 50:00 46789 incredible video after a small plane crashes nose down in the creek and even more

there's an argument right now in alexandria about how to achieve that. the fire chief wants paramedics certified as firefighters and firefighters to get training in advanced life support and save people in crisis. the president of a group representing paramedics says this will waste money and make the quality of service worse. >> these are sole service medics or medic specialists. we are changing it to a system where we have one medic and one firefighter and emt. they may or may not want to be there. >> most calls are for emergency issues, not fires. alexandria's fire chief says it is used in arlington and fairfax. >>> we may be a step closer to a faster, safer way to get in and out of the district. they made it through a federal, environmental review. about 70,000 of us krost the anacostia every day. the project involves expanding south capital street with new approval, d-dot can move ahead with selecting a design and build team as soon as next year. the mayor committed more than $500 million to the project over the next six years. >>> you will ♪ ♪

. >>> i'm megan mcgrath live in alexandria where you can see behind me the search continues for a 16-year-old who went out fishing with friends on little hunting creek. he went into the water to swim to the other side of the creek but he never made it back to shore. it is a beautiful spot where little hunting creek meets potomac river, popular with anglers. this morning, there are police boats instead of fishermen, for the search of a missing 16-year-old continues. the coast guard brought in their search and rescue chopper, boats equipped with sonar are searching the water. shortly after 8:00 last night when a teenager went into the water trying to cross from one side of the creek to the other. he got about halfway before he began to struggle by the channel marker where the water gets deep. >> the current was going out at that time. he was drifting out. while he was struggling, he then submerged again and was not seen above the water. >> complicating the search, underwater plants, quite thick in the spot making it difficult to see down into the water. you can see some of that submerge

that includes the district, alexandria, prince george's, fairfax, montgomery county. tonight.ntil midnight i expect a lot of the sick him down a little bit before then. the heaviest will be out of here by about 8:00 or 9:00 tonight. see localizedould flooding. tornadoes, don't worry about that. no watches or warnings at this time. 80 through gaithersburg where they have already had have your rain. rain.. had heavier those winds will begin to think of for the day tomorrow and high-pressure settling from the west. this will bring the absolutely beautiful weekend. lots of sunshine. temperatures in the 80's and more importantly lower humidity levels. it will feel great out there. 87 for a high tomorrow with the wind out of the northwest. 86 on saturday. 87 on sunday. that is around 90 degrees on monday with a chance for a few pop-up showers. in the middle next week, conditions for the end of august are highs in the middle 80's. nighttime lows in the 60's. we are losing about a minute and 15 seconds of daylight each day. kimberly: way to be a downer. steve: christmas is ar

alexandria,n virginia on the democrat line. congress forved in years with john k sick on the house armed services committee. that john kasich was the hardest, most intelligent number of congress i have ever served with in eckstein years as a staffer. you see pictures of members of congress sitting there with staff behind them passing up questions. john k sick never had -- john asich never had to take question from staff. he worked with the democrats and he was compromising. he was a unique congressman and i have the greatest respect for him. i think he will compromise and make this country great. and he isn of ethics worthy of your support. he did not talk much about foreign policy, but he did talk about isis. there's this tweet -- buzz feed following the candidate around, saying -- here -- of more calls on the republican line, james, go ahead. haser: i think donald trump captured the american spirit. i think he brings something the other politicians don't bring and that is energy. i think we need to get back to feeling great a

the second-largest is alexandria. compared to other large towns across the country, it would be a very small and comparatively speaking. we are rural. we are good, hard-working people. host: you said you decided to run because you were concerned about where the country was headed. what are your top concerns, and those of your district? rep. abraham: getting away from our constitutional principles. our founders were men's of genius. when you look at the constitution -- and i try to read it every six months, i look at the declaration of independence. it is based on christian values. conservative values as well. most importantly, it is based on small government. we have gotten away from that. the government we have now, and this goes back decades, it starts back in the 1920's, where government has outgrown the people. foro longer is a country the people, now we are a government -- the democracy we have now come has to feed itself. when it does that, it stops eating the people. that is what concerns me. government that is

he was last seen in the little hunting creek area in little alexandria. >>> several families displaced after an overnight fire. this happened at 68th place in landover hills. firefighters had to use rescue ladders to get three people out of that burning building. >>> the community in roanoke now remembering two journalists who were shot and killed. download the nbc washington app and watch the "today" show as we learn more about the man accused of killing them. >>> take a look at this breaking news on 95 northbound at fairfax county parkway. our latest problem, main lanes approaching that area, eight mile backup. express lanes a seven mile backup. take route 1 instead. >> thank you. that's the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back with any breaking news. until then, have a great day. >>> good morning. in memory and in grief. that morning show in virginia returns to the air one day after the shocking murders of two colleagues during a live broadcast. alison parker and ward were a pa of the family here. the killer describe

. >> the front office has a buzz and school is in session here in alexandria. >> okay, questions, go ahead. >> if you are saying, school, already? you're not off. it was a five-week summer vacation, and just four weeks for staff. out of 14 elementary schools in the division, tucker is the only one in class today. principal renny pascal. >> the statistics have not confirmed anything other than what common sense already shows teachers every day, that when our kids come back to school today, they're ready to go. they're going to be pretty much right on mark with where they left off on june 22nd, which was our last day of school. >> when i walked into the first grade class, it looked like any other day. >> the hunter searched for whales in the cold seas of the far fourth. >>al san diaw public schools leave it up to each school to decide what works best their femme. f an attempt at mt. vernon didn't work out, but here, it's something they have done since 2004 and parents have embraced. >> the modified calendar works so well here at tucker. it is truly part of our community's culture. our

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the second-biggest, alexandria. compared to other towns across the country, it is a very small town. -- good,al hard-working people. >> what are some of the top concerns of people in your district? >> getting away from our constitution. our fathers were men of genius. i try to read because to should at least once a quarter, once every six months. the declaration of independence is based on christian, conservative values. the most important thing it is based on a small government. we have gotten away from that. the government we have now, this just one decades, not or two administrations, it starts in the 19 20's and 1930's in the 20th century where the government has outgrown the people. it is no longer a country by and for the people. when you get an organization or bureaucracy as big as we have now, it has to feed itself. itn it does itself -- when does that, it stops beating the people. it concerns me that we are now a bureaucracy or government that is no longer looking out for its people, it is looking out for i

beaches, we'll have one for you right now beach.bethany there's a look west, capital harbor,ational alexandria and old town right, mount vernon left. if you're thinking about the beach, this is a live look. the shadows overtaking the beaches so if you're the heading to evening plans, we have the forecast. 85 degrees washington realtime 70's veryes to the low humidity all the way back, eastern shore all the way back lakes and the great midwest. we're not going to tap into rain chances just yet but we will tap south wind. temperatures will rise but comfortable humidity levels. the bigger picture over the next the weekend,ish get into the work week. still warm but low humidity. whennot until monday temperatures top 90 degrees. humidity is up, not too bad but the feeling, not enough humidity widespread showers and storms. overnight, tomorrow morning, areas incool in suburbs tomorrow morning in the 50's. we'll warm back up tomorrow, slightand there's the chance of a shower and storm to come way west with the next approaching front. to upper 80's coming into some of the nicer of the 87's to with low

he pled guilty to charges connected to the man hunt and he'll face the robbery charges in alexandria. >>> today the county medical examiner is looking into a murder. a man was attacked in wheaton. he had an argument last night. he died at the hospital. police say the victim may have also been shot or stabbed. the medical examiner's report will determine the cause of death. >>> in just a matter of hours we expect to find out if d.c. police officers have no confidence in police chief cathy lanier. the police union held a vote this weekend. it comes amid a huge spike in crime and the highest homicide rate in years. the police union says it doesn't agree with the chief's decision to end plainclothes vice units. she thinks the past weekend all hands on deck initiative bothered officers who were originally scheduled off of work. she said quote, when we have violent crime we have to make the sacrifices that we all swore we would make when we took this job. now, d.c. police just put out some new numbers as well from the all hands on deck weekend. they say they seized 21 illegal guns across th

alexandria hoff is live with the very latest alex. >> reporter: good evening. investigators have return to the scene and they are inside the bakery right now trying to piece together exactly what had happened here this morning. no arrests have been made but i'm told there is a possibility they could be looking for two suspects. devout business community broken. >> scary, what can we say we're scared. >> reporter: neighbors of the hard working business woman known as zi za are stun. >> shocked and disappointed with where this world is going. >> in preparation for that about on the at sundown officials say ziza djordevic the owner of the best cake kosher bakery arrived early to work typically around 4:00 a.m., two hours later when they were called to her bakery off of haverford avenue. they say that she had been confronted near back end of the store and shot in the chin. >> really she's a very hard worker. >> she's a nice woman. always has a smile on her face. she came over yesterday i saw her. >> reporter: ziza djordevic was known to give odd jobs to those in ne

reporting live from central detective, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in other news a two alarm apartment fire that left dozens of residents home less in upper merion has been rule accidental. fire fighters were call to the abrams run apartments around 1:30 this morning. officials say all 16 units have fire or water damage but all 30 residents got out safely. one man says that he woke up to what sounded like an explosion. >> i immediately came out and grabbed the the fire extinguisher from my kitchen, and ran outside, and tried to put it out but by the time i got there it already went up the the vinyl siding. >> officials also tell us that compromised gas line also fed the flames and water main break threaten the water supply. peco energy shut off gas and crews topped in another waterline to put out the fire. >>> here's something we can be happy b it has been a beautiful day and that trend will continue. the meteorologist kate bilo is in the weather center with a first look at a great forecast, kate? >> thanks, jessica, a beautiful day, nothing but sunshine low humid

reporting live from central detectives, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in other news tonight, repairs are underway to fix a sinkhole that stretched across eye city block in kensington. water department ace 12-inch main ruptured yesterday triggering the collapse at corner of east huntington and toll up street. at least ten homes were temporarily without water. >>> you can say we have hit weather jackpot with a sunny stretch of days as august starts to wind down. the meteorologist kate bilo is live on the cbs-3 sky deck. the kate, we could all get used to this. >> jessica, we will have sometime get used to this. next several days look like it does right now. blue skies, sunshine, nice cool breeze and low humidity. temperatures by end of the week making it a few degrees below average. lets look at storm scan three. we are seeing some circulation around the great lakes with some showers and cloud and upper level low pressure situation tell there. cold front that came through our area last night and today down the shore is off the the coast. the skies are clearing for us a

some neighbors stayed in the upper 70s, anacostia, there is like a lion village, alexandria. here is what you can expect, 7:45 this evening, the is up goes down, our temperatures, look at that shot, temperatures drop together upper 70s to 75 by 9:00. mostly clear, a warm evening for us. meanwhile, last couple of day we have been in the 80s, now the heat's gonna come back, we will talk about just which days will be the most sticky and feel the most uncomfortable and when quo get a little bit of rain here. that's in just a few. >>> the redskins held a walk through practice at joint base andrews before their third preseason game against the race. they also kicked off the weekend for military northern and their families in a very special way. >> thank you, guys. >> how you doing? >> i got a hug. my friends are gonna hate that, too, okay? marie, eat your heart out. >> wow, man that's +úbawesome. we go to work every day, working on football, come out here, see what real life is all about. and have an opportunity to thank these guys for what they do for us is an honor to us, absol

your hometown forecast, alexandria, virginia, today, plenty of clouds around. maybe a passing shower. temperatures up into the mid and upper 80s. all eyes on the weekend. weekend looks like it will be dry for labor day. seven day in ten minutes. for now, a check on traffic with melissa. >> i like sunday especially. looking at 95 right now. still a little bit slow even though this road work has cleared out of the way. northbound as you're headed through stafford you're going to hit that. a little bit of a slowdown there and then it clears after that. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car this morning. 95 in maryland, 29, b.w. parkway, no problems there. southbound connecticut avenue at baltimore street, two lanes are blocked in the southbound lanes. 66 east of compton road looks good this morning, no major problems there. back in ten minutes, weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> lots of kids headed back to school today. we'll take you to a brand-new high school in loudoun after the break. >>> and plus the surprisingly young

vernon high school in alexandria. >>> d.c. police have made almost 240 arrests in an effort to crack down on prostitution. seven more men were arrested yesterday for soliciting. this crackdown program started july 14th. police say most of the men arrested are visiting the district from other states. >> you can go to a safe place to complete online transactions. the leesburg police department created a safety zone. it's designed to help you feel comfortable to make the transactions. police are in no way responsible for the quality or authenticity of the items. check it out for yourself in the front parking lot of the police headquarters. >>> fantasy sports like football and baseball could soon become prohibited by gamblers anonymous. the organization is considering adding a warning about fantasy sports to this book. it's called the combo book and it's what recovering addicts carry to all meetings. the warning would advise members to avoid fantasy sports even when no money is involved. the national council on problem gambling, s

reporting live, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good thank you very much. >>> philadelphia police make an arrest in the vicious attack on a five-year old girl. a 15 year-old boy is accused of kidnapping that little girl from her north hutchinson street home last month. then beating and raping her. the child's mother found her daughter bloody and unconscious and in the family's backyard. police have yet to release her attacker's name but say he faces several charges including attempted murder, kidnapping and rape. >>> another day, of our current heat wave, but the temperatures could come down, if we get some storms. we will check with meteorologist kate bilo live on the cbs-3 sky deck, kate? >> reporter: yes, we are going to trade that heat wave for threat for showers and thunderstorms in the coming dayses specially later thursday and friday when a cold front will slowly, move its way in the heat and humidity still sitting overhead. even though heat drops tomorrow the humidity will stick around through the end of the week. lets go out to storm scan three. i have some good ne

alexandria hoff is live at malvern prep where that counselor persued a young student, alex. >> reporter: well, jessica, prior to these charges emily feign i work at malvern prep as a, swim coach a director of college admission. that grave her a clear position of power, even holding acceptance into harvard over the head of the one man whom she was allegedly pursuing. feney is charged with felony institutional sexual assault and unlawful contact and corruption with the minor. it was a lewd romantic endeavor that began in april of 2014, and continued, into january of this year. it involved a 16 year-old, male coach and counsel. several occasions investigators found that the boy tried to end this contact including a text that went quote, i am in the interested in you, end of story, i am 16, and not into you. >> she was sending a top less photo and other photos. she did get him alone for a little while and there was a kiss but it never progress todd sex. not because of her good judgment, but because of his good judgment. so we're relying on the good judgment of the 16 year-old to make sure t

alexandria and samantha geldenhuys could have fled. and then we'd be back to square one. >> reporter: a year passed. then almost two. that was too much even for a patient man like harris. he bought his plane tickets and told the fbi he was going no matter what. you weren't going to wait any more. >> i wasn't going to wait. and it just so happened that suddenly the paperwork went from the bottom of the stack to the top. >> reporter: harris' determination may have forced law enforcement's hand. on november 4th, 2013, two days before he landed in australia. lee was finally arrested. >> she didn't appear surprised. she was very cordial. and she seemed to be very calm. so she expressed a willingness to talk to us. >> reporter: lee also asked if she could make a phone call to savanna. >>> coming up -- >> i couldn't fathom what was going on. >> an astonishing moment of truth for savanna. >> the first thing that popped into my head, does that mean that my dad isn't my dad? >> and her father. >> i kept thinking i'll get to see her. der our dige

alexandria closer to 7:30. we do have lighter showers, moderate showers. here they are in tyson. this is going to be approaching arlington and washington here over the next half hour and some other showers scattered about in southern southwest montgomery. from laurel to odenton that one is heavy but pulling away. back in a few minutes. we're talking about more dry air headed our way. >>> tonight police are investigating the sixth attack this month on a woman at or near one of the parks in arlington. the latest attack took place after eight p.m. friday. police say a man grabbed and groped a woman as she was holding on to her 3-year-old daughter. the woman screamed for help and the attacker ran. similar attacks have taken place along the w&od trail, other parks, highland street and on 15th street near the courthouse. in each case the victim screamed and scared off her attacker. >> our suspects are using the cover of night to conceal themselves or hide until they see an opportunity to attack a female victim from behind. >> police have released two sketches based on descriptions from

an alexandria woman is at the hospital after she crashed her small piper plane into the back yard of a home in bioterroriris. her piper single engine plane lost power and went down in the 9800 block of upper mill loop, but she managed to avoid hitting any homes. >> the sound and sight of airplanes overhead not unusual. but the sounds and sights of this sent morning were different. >> we heard the aircraft come in. low rpms. >> it was scary when you heard that noise. >> he checked on his family and his wife called 911 and got to the wreckage. the plane came down in his back yard. >> trying to help until the police got there. >> she was in very bad shape. >> but alive. >> the pilot was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. she was practicing approaches a short distance away. >> we saw her go behind the trees from our standpoint and our viewpoint. about ten seconds later, we heard the impact. the national transportation safety board will investigate the crash, but folks in the neighborhood feel lucky this sunday morning. >> whoever lives in this house are truly blessed. that's p

"eyewitness news" recorder alexandria hoff has that story. >> reporter: as water glistens it also suits and hide difference that he is land can sometimes accent wait. >> as you can see i'm bilateral above knee amputee. i was born this way. >> reporter: rachel and her team traveled from stockton, california to compete in the bay yad a regatta. she's a first timer and using prosthetics for balance. >> i can push against something. >> reporter: rachel's and a hundred others will compete in three separate categories based on their physical and visual impairment. >> we have two different where they cannot the use their legs and one that slide. >> reporter: racers start every 15 minutes and since every both bet has to be adopt todd the individual rower the turnover rate is like nasa car pit crew. >> it comes in, we will take out a slider f someone need a fix we will slide a fix seat into set up for next athlete report report this was started 34 year-old ago by mark bay yacht a, this event as the saying goes, leaves the the disability at the dock. >> we love you guys. >> the more we work, the