larry miller has your time- saver traffic. and howard with your forecast. >> yes. getting rid of the clouds after a few clouds off of the atlantic and notice the breaks in the clouds here. 40s and 50s. a chilly start. you'll need the jacket, but is dry. afew clouds this morning, but a sunny day. highs in the mid to upper 60s. 70s return tomorrow and here is larry miller. >>> all right. metro single tracking going on. this is south capital street. no problems. right now over to you. >>> south carolina is under a state of emergency following days of relentless rain. >> the flooding so bad in the state capitol of columbia. rescue crews cannot keep up at this point. 40,000 people without power across the state. south carolina's governor, nikki haley is saying the flooding is unprecedented. >> we have unseen this -- haven't seen this level of rain in the low country in a thousand years. >> so far weather-related deaths. >> they will be going door-to- door looking for survivors. but the real problem, again, forecasters except two to six inches of rain today. the extra ra

here is larry miller -- excuse me. >>> who? >> larry miller. >> all right. dancing champion. all right. thank you very much, i appreciate it. 6:31ism we have the shoulder blocked on the eastbound side of i-66 this is -- between centerville and fair fact -- fairfax county. give yourself time for your commute. alive look right now shows you how things are shaping up here. this is 95 on the virginia side approaching springville. again, just volume will slow cow down a bit. more coming up. over to you. >>> we begin with breaking news now at 6:30. investigators working to figure out why a tour boat capsized off of british columbia. >> five are dead after the boat carrying 27 people sank. canadian coastguard crews worked through the night. the moment the boat slipped into the sea after making a may day call. there was no time to put on life jackets before the boat capsized. smaller boats in the area went back and forth helping them to shore. officials with the safety board plan to investigation. >>> police in pris georges county are investigating a murder suicide. neighbors along j

larry miller 6:17. >>> howard you got your costume picked out already? >> scary without one. >> you're right about that. >> [laughter] >> no issues around the beltway folks so we are doing well. a lot of earlier problems all but resolved. sky 9 right now is on the outer loop at the beltway before 66, we had had a report of a vehicle fly out there that was confirmed when we got out there didn't see much of anything going on, so clear traffic both on the inner and outer loop at the beltway in this part of the town in the maryland side, especially out along i66 just volume but no major issues this morning. want to let you know metro riders everything is running on schedule, trains and buses good to go there. traveling south bound on i270 down toward the capitol beltway a 19 minute commute and again we are issue and problem free along i66 but volumes picking up primarily in manassas from james madison highway to almost street northwest a 42 minute commute, up to i395 an 18 minute commute and traveling on the inner loop of the beltway from baltimore avenue, n

larry miller, over to you. >>> so far so good. a lot of earlier issues we had pretty much resolved so we're off to a great start at 6:11. here's a live look around the beltway from our camera here or a map i should say with no issues there. sky 9 giving us a live look. the eastbound side of 66, we had some earlier problems as you approach chain bridge road. that's resolved. expect residual delays as you can see on the left-hand side of the screen. we do have delays on the northbound side of i-95 as you approach dale city but that should ease up shortly. you can see the -- looks like the police car on the right- hand side of your screen there. we'll have a traffic update for you in roughly ten minutes. for now over to you. >>> volkswagen announces a date for when its recall will begin. >> plus, your favorite pie could be missing this holiday >>> 6:15. it's time for a credibility check. 23 out of last 24 days the weather department has met the three-degree guarantee. >> we're doing well and we're even getting into those times where

here's larry miller. >>> we have one issue that is going to impact commuters eastbound on i-66. sky 9 will be making its way there shortly. as soon as we get that picture, we'll be sure to send it along to you. let's get a live look and show you how things are shaping up from our trafficland camera. this is i-66 east of compton road. you can see the volume. looks like task continues to flow freely along that stretch of the corridor. your next traffic update in ten minutes. we'll take you down to i-95 on the virginia shied and how things are shaping up -- side and how things are shaping up on metro. >> reporter: a man is stabbed inside a club in d.c. is the laila lounge. you can see it right here behind me. police cleared the scene not too long ago. this nightclub is on morse street. that's right in front of -- right in the middle of several warehouses. just a couple of blocks away from union market and near gallaudet university. this is still very early in the investigation, but this is what we know so far. police responded to a stabbing here inside the club at about 1:00 this m

here's larry miller. >>> oh, howard, getting those brownie points, buddy. camden line commuters, want to let you know train 841, 25 minutes late this morning. vre trains running on schedule. no issues this morning from collington road making your way to n street northeast a21- minute commute. southbound on i-270 just looked at the camera there, we have volume. from middle brook road to the capital beltway, a 13-minute commute. eastbound on i-66 starting to seity fair share of volume as well. starting to pick up primarily in centreville. traveling northbound on 95 on the virginia side from gordon boulevard up to i-395 now a 10- minute commute. let's give you a live look and show you how things are shaping up on i-270. we told you volume is certainly becoming an issue there and it is at least from this view on montrose road making your way toward the capital beltway. it starts to pick up in bethesda. to your morning commute. here's a live look to show you how things are shaping up in prince george's county. volume starting to pick up on 214 as you make your w

larry miller, tough times on the roads this morning. >>> unfortunately. it looks like we're off to a rough start this morning. out in prince george's county again where we had a tractor- trailer fall off of the outer loop of the beltway on toward the suitland parkway. now the suitland parkway eastbound at forestville road is closed as a result of that accident. inbound lanes, westbound lanes on the suitland parkway making your way into d.c. are open. we're suggesting that drivers stay away from this area not only because of the accident itself and also the cleanup involved with it but also there's a fuel spill associated with that situation as well. mike hydeck is live at the scene right now with an update. let's send it over to him. >> reporter: good morning, larry. mike hydeck live on the scene here at the corner of forestville road and suitlands parkway. if you're -- suitland parkway. if you're headed toward suit lt parkway, you want get -- suitland parkway, you won't get close. huge amounts of police presence here. park police. we have some pictures o

here's larry miller. good morning. >>> good morning. let's start with the good news. metro riders, everything is running on schedule so no issues there. in fauquier county we have route 17, marsh road northbound closed as a result of a tractor- trailer accident regarding two tractor-trailers. this is near stribling drive. so be mindful if you're heading out in that area. police are still on scene n. southern maryland no issues along route 5, route 4, route 301. 210 free and clear of issues as well. coming up we'll take you around the beltway and show you how things are shaping up in prince george's county as well. over to you. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of alexandria along bel pays pre -- bell pre way. >> nikki burdine is live near the scene. what do we know so far? >> reporter: we know this is alexandria's second homicide of the year, that's two too many for investigators here on the scene. it is still a very active crime scene. this happened just before 11:45 last night here in the area of bel pre plaza. the entire ar

here's larry miller. >>> we're keeping a close eye right now on an accident regarding a pedestrian struck maybe about 20minutes ago. it took place on georgia avenue at denson avenue with the left lane blocked. sky 9 is over that scene. still not much information about the individual that was struck but we understand at this point you can see police are on the scene. not much in the way of delays but with growing volume, it certainly could be a problem. we'll continue to keep a close eye on this. i want to give you a live look at how things are shaping up here. this is east capital street. no issues or accidents to slow you down. your next traffic update in ten minutes. over to you. >>> jury selection resumes today in the trial of charles severance. >> he's accused of killing three people in the city of alexandria over the the course of a decade. nikki burdine live outside the fairfax county courthouse with a look at what we should expect today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we can expect 50 more potential jurors to come here to the fairfax county courthouse to be

larry miller has your timesaver traffic. he's keeping a close eye on what's happening on rockville pike this morning but we begin with first alert meteorologist howard bernstein. you'll need a jacket, maybe a sweat shirt as well this morning. >> it is a chilly morning but a really fine afternoon for mid- october. it looks good tomorrow and then over the weekend, it gets chilly around here. in fact, we may get our first frost or even freeze in spots saturday and again sunday night so we'll watch that. a couple of showers yesterday to the north. just a few patchy clouds this morning. so a nice quiet morning but a chilly one. goes some 30s in the mountains, low 40s frederick, front royal and manassas. spots closer to 40 even locally while it's 55 in town and 50 across the bay. good looking day. plenty of sunshine. low to mid-60s lunch time. highs high 60s to near 70,let's check in with larry. >>> i-66 this is eastbound between nutley street and the beltway where we have several lanes blocked right now on the eastbound side. her

larry miller has your timesaver traffic. we begin with fir alert meteorologist -- first alert meteorologist allyson rae. lt sunshine warm us up? >> it will warm us up just a few degrees compared to yesterday but with full sun and calmer winds, i think it's going to feel a little bit better than yesterday. our freeze warnings are in place for another few hours so it's going to be below freezing for a couple of hours. this is actually the coldest time of the morning just before the sun comes up. 30 for frederick. 26 for martinsburg. 32 for front royal. 27 for manassas. maybe even a little bit of frost out there as you head out for work or school this morning. we are headed to near 50 for your lunch hour. so still probably jacket weather for most of us. winds are turning out of the southwest. that is making all the difference in the forecast for the next few days. wait till you see the numbers coming up in a few minutes. here is larry miller. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. your time 6:29. almost 6:30. looks like the b

we begin with larry miller. he has your timesaver traffic and a mess that is costing a lot of motorists a waste of time. >>> you can see allred. an indication that drivers -- all red, an indication that drivers are blowing -- driving -- are driving below speed. river road and the spur, we have a jackknifed tractor- trailer. you can see the incident here. crews have been working to get the situation back up and in working order. the traffic is able to squeeze by in one lane. at one point traffic was stopped completely. see we have slight progress but commuters will want to stay away from this area. we can see the backups in the camera there. this is a backup associated with that crash. you can see that commuters are going to need anywhere from 30, even possibly 45 minutes in order to get to your destination on time. consider 188 as an alternate. let's get a check of the weather with howard bernstein. >>> much better news in the weather department. the rains from last night have all but left us to the east. this w

larry miller has an update on that. we begin with allyson rae who has today's forecast. >> thanks, andrea. today's forecast is not going to be a mess. it's beautiful out there. starting out cool but comfortably cool. 56 degrees out there in the district. we are going to see temperatures a little cooler as you head out to the suburbs but similar to how we started off yesterday. light jacket and you're good to go. 48 degrees for manassas. 45 for annapolis and leesburg r59. it will be a little -- 59. it will be a little breezy today from time to time but that's about it. we are starting off with a few clouds so that could make for a nice sunrise. we'll keep an eye on the tower cam. temperatures in the 60s for much of the day. we'll top out just about 70 degrees. larry, over to you. >>> the last hour we just got video into the newsroom of that fatal traffic accident on the northbound side of the bw parkway at 32. this is video now. we have all lanes closed being diverted eastbound on to 32. then on to route 1 from there. yo

here is larry miller. >>> good morning. blue line commuters on metro, trains to and from virginia will operate via the yellow line bridge. be mindful of that. we still have residual delays on the green line because of congestion on the yellow line this morning. want to give you a look the a our maryland camera showing how things are shaping up on the inner and outer loop of the beltway at new hampshire avenue. again just volume starting to pick up on the inner loop. we'll have your next traffic update in ten minutes. we'll send it over to you. >>> virginia leaders prepare to discuss the future of transportation across the commonwealth. >> plus, we'll take a look at a new plan to help clean up the anacostia. we're back after n. it's 6 -- after n. it's 6:41 -- after this. it's 6:41. >>> this is big. it's the new wusa9 app. all the top stories and bulletins. weather, you can track thunderstorms along with it and get the latest warning information. plan your commute with live traffic maps and you can watch live. all the newscas

larry miller has your timesaver traffic. we start with first alert meteorologist allyson rae who has another good looking forecast for us. >> not too bad at all. we're running the risk after shower here or there. not too bad a day at all. mid-70s. arm woulder start this morning. a couple of -- a warmer start this morning. a couple of showers through the maryland panhandle. these will track down through martinsburg, win chetioner, leesburg, -- winchester, leesburg, clarksburg. all you' -- you'll all see some quick passing showers. we're headed for the mid-70s. during the afternoon we'll see more sunshine as the front gets out of here. it's behind the front that will make a bigger impact and a few spotty showers. details on that coming up. >>> good morning. happy tuesday to you at home. metro riders, everything is running on schedule. no issues on the trains. blue line trains will be stopping at stadium-armory. buses also running on schedule as well. we're keeping a close eye on the accident blocking two lanes of the southboun

here's larry miller. good morning. >>> sky 9 had given us about ten minutes ago a look at i-66, the eastbound side just before the beltway where we had a disabled vehicle causing some troubles there. want to let you know the disabled vehicle has been cleared. you will see additional volume as you approach the capital beltway so just be mindful of that. around the capital beltway, we're still issue and problem free both on the inner and outer loop with no issues. 395 and 295 free and clear of any problems. let's give you a live look on kenilworth avenue at eastern avenue. volume starting to pick up as you travel inbound toward the 11th street bridge. no accident. . -- no accidents or incidents to slow you down. on the bw parkway, we talked about that volume but in terms of your travel time, you're looking at about a 25-minute commute from laurel bowie road down to 36th street northeast. let's send it over to you. >>> listen up, metro riders. this is a story that will most certainly impact you. how do you f

larry miller has traffic but we'll begin with meteorologist allyson rae with today's forecast. a little better out there today. >> going to be nice today. we are looking at a chilly start, cooler than we were this time yesterday and we're going to end the day warmer than we were yesterday so not too bad at all. 51 degrees. we also are still tracking pretty high tides out there and the coastal flood advisories are still in place for the washington channel and through the bay. yeah, watch out during high tides specifically. you could see that water start to move on in. meanwhile we're looking at a cool start into the 40s. 39 for luray is the cool spot on the map. watch out for patchy fog through the shenandoah valley. highs today into the 70s. about 74 degrees in d.c. grab the sunglasses. it's going to be butch. here's larry miller. >>> we're keeping a close eye right now on an accident regarding a pedestrian struck maybe about 20minutes ago. it took place on georgia avenue at denson avenue with the left lane blocked. sky 9 is over that scene. still not much information about the

first, we check with larry miller and allyson rae. a nice start to the day. >>> and notice, she said for area sports. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> take us all the way down to the florida. all right. it's nice and cool this morning. it is crisp out there. so not as chilly and cold as yesterday. but maybe you are enjoying the under the cover feeling. 52 degrees and nice this afternoon. out on the road, we are looking at dense fog across the area right here in dc. and temperatures are starting off in the 40s and headed to the mid-70s. it's going to be beautiful. and things are changing drastically. those details coming up. >>> -- coming up. >>> good morning. we have polls down. this is east west highway at shelton road. looks like it just opened up. sky 9 is on the scene right now. and you can see crews working to repair the polls. looks like they're getting situation back up and in working order. we suspect it will be clear shortly, again, east west highway in both directions is open. over to you. >>> new this morning, for a second day, sout

and larry miller, good morning. >>> good morning. good morning to you guys at home. no major issues around the beltway or major interstates and thoroughfares making your way into dc. everything flowing freely for the most part. sky 9 made a detour and went to 295 southbound. here's a live look and showing you how things are shaping up. we are doing really well along that area, especially traveling from areas making your way toward the 11th street bridge. and inbound on 66 from the traffic cam, traffic flowing freely approaching the capitol beltway and fairfax. in 10 minute, i will break down your drive times and how things are shaping up on metro. over to you. >>> the vice president continues dodging questions about a presidential run. >> and this morning, even more problems for volkswagon. news of one of the main for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! giant just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my giant. >>> we are seeing frost advis

. >> larry miller has your timesaver traffic. we begin with allyson rae and today's warm-up. >>> it's going to be nice today for sure. a perfect fall day. temperatures are headed to the upper 60s so it's one of those great days where it's not too warm and not too cool. it is a little chilly this morning, especially with a little bit after breeze out of the southwest. -- of a breeze out of the southwest. the southwesterly winds are making all the difference in the forecast. it's 45 degrees in the district and into the 30s as you head outside into the suburbs and through culpeper. you're the coldest spot on the map, 32. highs today upper 60s. by lunch time we're already at the 60-degree mark. larry, over to you. >>> metro riders, we're on schedule this morning. no issues on the rails or the buses so you're certainly good to go there. we're taking you out into southern maryland this morning, in clinton on branch avenue northbound. we have an accident that's causing delays all the way to the 301 interchange. sky 9 is making its way t

here is larry miller. >>> good morning. we have an accident blocking the shoulder of the outer loop of the beltway between georgia avenue and connecticut avenue. we can see how things are shaping up west of 97. and you can see in the outer loop the delays as a result of the accident. and the roads are wet all around the beltway. and you need to take it easy out there. and i want to give you an update, we still have delays on river road on the outer loop of the beltway because of an accident on the gw parkway. and you want to be mindful as you approach that crash. and the crash now on the shoulder but still have the delays as you can see. over to you. >>> the parents of a teenager killed on a football field are helping schools protect other young athletes. >>> plus, which a lating tensions in syria as russian air strikes continue in the nation. we're back after this. ♪ pumpkin excitement is back at dunkin'. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored baked treats and beverages, like the new pumpkin macchiato before pumpkin seas

beverly farmer is in for larry miller. she'll have your timesaver traffic. we begin with first alert meteorologist allyson rae. at least the traffic this morning won't be hampered by rain. >> that's right. tomorrow morning forget about it. tomorrow morning is going to be very wet out here. we are dry and cloudy and pretty chilly. temperatures back down to the 30s. 36 for waldorf and 46 degrees here in the district. first alert doppler has rain showers all the way farther south near 64, along 81, charlottesville, and we are going to see showers arrive in our area later on this afternoon for areas south of 66, south ever the beltway. after the sun sets, it will be wet for more areas. temperatures are going to stay into the 50s today. 55 degrees by noon. by 4:00 still most of us are dry, upper 50s. we're not getting out of itself 50s. by 7 -- the 50s. by 7:30, 8:00 the showers are approaching the beltway. off to the north you see the rain last. i'll time it out for you on your futurecast to give you a better idea of when your area will see rain coming up in a b

i am larry miller. if you are heading out it weekend expect road closures as a result of the million man march. also expect some adjustments on metro. let's talk about them. vienna, west falls church those stations are closed this weekend. for orange line commuters to and from on the orange line up want to board the silver line because the silver line will be replacing much of the orange line this weekend. also on sunday metro is going to open up at 5 a.m. for the army ten miler. pretty exciting. and if you are running that race, good luck to you. see you bright and early monday morning at 4:25. >>> take a look at this video. in beijing, china, thousands of commuters were trapped in a 50-lane highway between beijing and hong kong. the massive traffic jam caused 50 lanes to merge into 20. this is according to the "people's daily." brutal. >>> you might be digging into breakfast this morning, but never too early to plan the next meal. we have a suggestion for you. this weekend is the taste of d.c. joining

i'm larry miller. i want you to expect weather related road closures this weekend. ongoing road construction will turn third street down to two lanes this weekend. also westbound between 6th and 7th streets will be reduced to one lane. all things considered, metro will be your best bet to get around town. red line trains will be running every 20 minutes. orange, blue, silver lines running every 24 minutes. i will see you bright and early monday morning starting at 4:25. >> we are tracking joaquin this morning. looking live at virginia beach this morning. 13 news is now forecasting major tidal flooding throughout the weekend. hurricane joaquin is expected to stay off shore, the strong winds will push the water up against the coast. that means that tidal flooding is likely. the highest tides that the community has seen since hurricane sandy. that's a long time. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn. you can see the water levels are pretty high along the potomac. we have seen some rowers out here. the high waters are not deterring anyone from coming out here. i also want to sho

as long as you are you, it's miller time. >> larry: welcome back. a major issue in america right now is income inequality. specifically the 1% of america versus the 99% but according to some therapists the real victims of inequality are the rich. according to the guardian they claim the situation has gotten worse for the wealthy. worse? you're saying -- you're saying they're not happy in a system designs for their happiness? that's like buying a ribbed for your pleasure condom and then being upset you're being pleased by ribbing. that's what you paid for. here's some of the wealthiest concerns. not knowing if your friends are friends with you or your money. feeling isolated from the rest of society and the awkwardness over who should pay for dinner. as opposed to the awkwardness of wondering if you're even have dinner. hmm. okay. the concerns are real but it's not like the therapists are comparing the wealthy to other minority struggles except when they do. i'm not necessarily comparing it to what people of color have to go through but singling out

i'm larry miller. want to let you know the marine corps marathon taking place today. so many excited runners, thousands in fact. it will cause a number of closures that are already in place. let's talk about some of the main ones. francis scott bridge is going to be closed or is closed at this point. rock creek parkway from k street to independence avenue as well as memorial bridge. there are plenty of other closures associated with the race this morning. we've posted a complete list on our wusa9 mobile app. meantime, metro really is your best course of action if you plan on heading to the race or participating in any weekend events. red line will be running every 18 minutes. orange, silver and blue line every 26 minutes. single tracking going on this weekend on the green line between fort totten and prince george's plaza. luckily regular sefs on the yellow -- service on the yellow line. if you see something we don't, you can tweet me. i'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning starting at 4:25. >>> right now police say he are close to making an arrest in a shooti

. >> and our very own traffic anchor larry miller performs all in the name of charity. >>> it's monday october 5th. and this is great day washington. a great day for the washington redskins football team. i was watching with a bunch of friends of mine. what i thought was a boring game, and it was, it was in the beginning. it was boring. but boy, the last part of that game. you got your money's worth.

matt miller will give us details about the data. vacancy? you see a larry sees an opportunity. we will introduce you to the real estate billionaire who flies underneath the radar. the first up, we have some breaking economic data and julie hyman has more and also the latest market activity. julie: let's talk about the manufacturing number from the institute for supply management. 50.2 is the reading. that is lower than the 50.6 that have been anticipated by economists. also lower than the prior month. essentially, the third straight decline month over month and also the weakest reading on manufacturing since may of 2013. 50.2 reading down from 51.1. 50 is the dividing line in the surveys between expansion and contraction. we have seen any fracturing numbers on the wane. but as pointed out, just because the manufacturing numbers weakening does not mean that gdp will necessarily be weakening, especially as manufacturing accounts for smaller and smaller part of the u.s. economy. these figures, by the way, showing export demand matching the weakness since 2012 and that is as we hav

as long as you are you, it's miller time. (cheers and applause) >> larry: welcome back! there's been so much bad stuff in the news lately, i thought i would give you two fun things. firstly, the paperback version of my book comes out tomorrow. i would rathe -- "i'd rather we got casinos and other black thoughts." hahaha! just remembering makes me laugh. so, order it wherever books are ordered, in whatever quantities you can possibly afford. and nextly, we had so much fun with senator bernie sanders a couple of weeks ago, we thought we'd show an encore performance of our soul food sitdown, for those of you who might have missed it. enjoy. ♪ >> larry: so, bernie, you're surging in the polls now. you're doing great. you're on the cover of "time magazine." >> who would have believed that? >> larry: exactly. you were just on cbs "morning show." you're on fire, bernie. we might have the first woman president, had the first black president, bill clinton. >> and the guy wasn't even born in america. how's that? >> larry: correct. first kenyon and muslim president. what are the

. >> for over a year, miller scoured local police reports. and then a break. a vehicle reported in a county nearby. the owner, larry hall. >> he had been involved in stopping some girls. those girls were scared. they ran from him. >> in the last six months, hall's van was spotted by more than 11 girls in five different towns close by, including those where jessica lived and where her body was found. now, miller contacted the police in hall's hometown to arrange for an interview. >> he initially said, no, you know, he hadn't been over here. >> miller had to coax hall to admit being near jessica's house. >> i said, well, would you remember if, you know, you stopped and offered girls a ride or asked them to get in your van? he said, well, he stops and talks to everybody. >> after a few questions, miller took a gamble and put a photo of jessica down in front of hall. >> he immediately flinched. he turned to his right and put his hand up over his face like he didn't want to see the picture. told me he didn't think he'd ever seen that girl. >> later, a heartbreaking

s- a- b miller had turned down several previous offers before finally agreeing to this one. larry>> two reports out this morning point the finger at a decommissioned russian missile as what brought down malaysia airlines flight 17 last july... killing everyone on board. diana>> charlie d'agata has a look at those reports... from the dutch safety board and the russian missile company. the doomed boeing 777 left amsterdam that morning for what hour flight to kuala lumpur. all 298 people on board were killed, the caalties of a war they had nothing to do with, being waged 33,000 feet below. the vast majority were dutch nationals, which is why that country has taken the lead in the investigation. most everybody except russia blames russia, that the missile was fired either by its own forces or the separatists it backs. but the russian company that makes the missile bebeeved responsible, contes the plane was shot down by a missile launched by ukrainian forces from government-held territory. the dutch findings stop short of naming which side pulled the trigger. and it will bring li

. >> miller was arrested, and spent the night in jail. >> shouldn't have came that far. >> but chief larry johnson is standing by his officers, who are still on the job. >> they asked that you step away from the scene, and allow them to finish what they were doing, out of safety for all concern. >> jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> councilman miller was charged with interfering with public duties and resisting arrest. coincidentally the female officer in the body cam video is the same one who transported san did a blands to the county jail after being arrested in july. made national headlines after authority say that she hung herself, while in jail. >> 5:24. home intrude nerve indianapolis certainly picks the wrong house. karen dolly woke up and found a man inside her home early friday morning. dolly, who was trained in medieval combat, jumped out every bed and grabbed a large sam err eye sword. she also punched the inch tried err in the face about ten times, and then held him down until police arrived. >> just held him down like this while he was on the floor, and i called 911

budweiser is making another run at sab miller. offering $104w billion after its first two bids were rejected. sab miller says it undervalues the company. however, austria group supports the ab inbev approach. -- have rejected a proposed contract. they want an end to the pay system. volkswagen says that in january, it will start recalling the cars involved in the scandal, up to 11 million cars received technology to cheat the test. all the cars should be fixed by the end of 2016. that is our newsflash. david: we want to take a look at regulation in this company which has changed since 2008. i want to start with something that ben bernanke told charlie rose last night about the possible prosecution. forhe thinking was that those corporations, they are legal fixtures. they don't have morality. ,ny action that is taken whether it is strictly illegal or unbiased, it is taken by an individual. so i was saying that to me, it would have made more sense, instead of penalizing the firms as a whole, and the shareholders, it would have made b

. >> reporter: miller was arrested and spent the night in a jail. >> i feel like i was checking on my brothers and it escalated to it shouldn't have came that far. >> chief larry johnson is standing by his officers who are were conducting an investigation. they asked that you step away from the scene. and allowed them to finish what they were doing. out of safety for all concerned. >> coincidentally, the female officer in the body camera video is the same one who transported sandra bland to a county jail after she was arrested in july. bland made headlines after authorities say she hanged herself while in custody. jeff, as for councilman miller was charged with interfering with public duties and resisting arrest. >> thank you very much. now to the carolinas where the recovery from historic floods is just beginning. the storms killed 21 people and destroyed an untold number of homes. in columbia, south carolina, more than 300,000 still have to boil their water. a 16-mile stretch of i-95 remains closed forcing drivers on a two-hour detour around the capital. more than 300 roads and brid

matt miller will give us details about the data. vacancy? you see a larry sees an opportunity. we will introduce you to the real estate billionaire who flies underneath the radar. the first up, we have some breaking economic data and julie hyman has more and also the latest market activity. julie: let's talk about the manufacturing number from the institute for supply management. 50.2 is the reading. that is lower than the 50.6 that have been anticipated by economists. also lower than the prior month. essentially, the third straight decline month over

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i mean -- >> i've a raging crush on larry david for, like, 20 years. melissa: wow. >> but i will say that's why. melissa: hysterical. it helps bernie sanders. >> he wants to keep going, he wants larry david on the campaign trail with him now. melissa: exactly. you can't tell the difference between them. that's for sure. i'm not sure raising taxes on everyone is going to achieve what bernie sanders wants. >> no. i don't think goodnights promote his plan for democratic socialism. i think while people might like some of his specific gimmes for people and while we really do need many more -- much more help for women who are -- should be encouraged to get back into the workforce, i don't think the american people are going to tolerate another tax. >> well, he was honest and specific. this is for the purpose of medical and family leave, women who can get three months off when they're pregnant with pay whereas every other civilized country does this and we should be part of that civilized world. melissa: the solution, how do you pay for something like that? >

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