arlington officials exhumed the marine's body. and the warners were able to identify their son by s distinct tattoos. >> it's a japanese kanji and it means kill evil instantly. heath was a freedom fighter. and it was in his heart. he had a greater love for everyone else than himself. >> reporter: this is the second time a service member has been exhumed at arlington during to a family request. the first one was a few weeks ago, when the widow of an army staff sergeant wanted to be sure her husband was buried in the correct gre. arlington officials discered the staff sergeant was buried in the wrong grave, and that two other plots were also mismarked. officials say up to 6,600 graves may be affected. >> we're going to continue to work with any family that calls arlington cemetery to make sure they're confident as we go in and fix these processes. >> reporter: thearners say no family should have to go through the pain of a second burial. >> we did this for him. we're so sorry that we d to do this. but hopefully we can brg the dignit

arlington. his family plans to seek federal legislation so that his remains can be moved from arlington to a cemetery near the familyome in canton, ohio. >>> military honors for bill cosby. cosby was among the recipients of the lone sailor awards last night at the tional museum. the award honors national sailors who served in the sea services. cosby is a navy veteran. former nfl quarterback ed la barren also received the award. he served with the marines, and lanier phillips was honored for beinghe first african-american sonar technician i the navy. and of course our own joe krebs is a navy veteran. >> briefly, yes. remarkable couple of years. a long time ago. stay with us, we've got "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00. >> breaking news, three people are dead in an overnight crash involving an ambulance. we are live with dails. >> good morning, i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" for this thursday, september 16th, 2010. we want to take a live look outside right n

they lived in arlington. neighbors say it's hard to believe that a son who took such good care of his mother would ultimately take her life. >> he lived with his mother until she took ill. then he stayed at the hospital with her. it's really hard to believe. it's so hard to believe. >> every day come home a take her to the doctor, every day. i guess he took her to the nursing thing or whatever. i can't believee shot her. oh. i can't believe this. this is crazy. >> reporter: the surgeon who was shot, dr. david cohen, is expected to be okaying expected to survive. john hopkins has hundreds of unarmed security guns. sometimes they hold hand-held devices for patients considered to be high risk. there are more than 80 entrances. back to you. >> thanks very much, megan. >>> we're following a developing story out of prince george's county where a teen is dead after being shot in hyattsvile. he was near basketball courts and atetic fields on nichol street street when he was shot at 8:00 last night. no word on whether

[applause] thank arlington leaders in aniston -- arlington leaders unanimously pass legislation. >> the established relationship between the police and the community spirit >> the commonwealth of virginia sign on to the national program to 87 g. but information sharing agreement with the federal government. >> i do not think it is a violation of our rights. if you are arrested for something you did wrong, it is ok appeared >> -- it is okay. >> they use this to intimidate immigrant workers and abuse them. >> i work with immigrants. there bric-a-brac to enrich our country, -- they are breaking their back to a richer country, often at minimum wage, and even less than that. >> the police should not be used as a tool for enforcing immigration laws. it is as simple as that. >> some do not have a problem with it. >> if it is a conflict that has been arrested for raping somebody or has done something horrible, it is of to the american people. >> since 2008, close to 6000 jurisdictions from 31 states have signed on to the program. today, santa clara on the west coast also opted out. arlington of

today the family of one fallen marine went to arlington so to see if their son was in the wrong -- arlington to see if their son was in the wrong story. bob barnard here with the story. >> a teenager aves coffin was unearthed at arlington national cemetery this morning to see if he was a disturbing statistics, one of perhaps the hundreds of iraq and afghanistan war dead whose gravesites are misidentified in arlington. the army calls what happened today a verification process. the family involved says it was dreadful. coming to arlington from their home in canton, ohio, scott and melissa warner have just identified the remains of their marine son heath. the 19-year-old private was killed by a roadside bomb in iraq four years ago and was buried with full military honors. [ trumpet playing taps ] >> reporter: but was he resting in peace where the army said he was? >> it was honoring heath and making sure that he had the dignity that he was buried where we were told he was buried. >> reporter: turns out this was heath warner's final resting place, positively i'veed by this tattoo on his -- ident

reporting live in arlington. >> thanks, courtney. a party of the doctor who was shot is -- a patient of the doctor who was shot is praising his expertise. she had a degren rative disk. >> he was my knight in shining armor. that's why i was so devastated. to hear of his -- the horror that happened to him. i want him back on his feet as soon as possible. he certainly got me back on my feet. >> after the doctor was shot, susan posted a message on her facebook page urging her friends to pray for him >> for more stories from the scene in baltimore, be sure to log on to our website, tbd.com. >> we are hearing more about the people who were taken hostage at discovery communications in silver springs. two of the hostages spoke on yesterday's open "oprah winfrey show." >> i had an email. i responded. i always knew i was blessed but you never -- you hate that it is something like this that really makes you appreciate what you really have. i have not wasted a moment since then. >> four hours into that ordeal police shot and killed the gunman. >

davis was actually paul warren pardus, age 50 of arlington, virginia. they say he pulled a semiautomatic pistol from his pants and shot the physician in the stomach. >> the doctor collapsed just outside the doorway of the room and mr. davis was last seen running into the room brandishing the handgun in the direction of his mother who's confined to the bed. >> reporter: fox news and the baltimore sun are identifying the wounded physician as david cohen, an orthopedic surgeon. >> he was talking, everything like that and i mean he appears to be fine to me. >> reporter: meantime nobody knew for certain what was happening inside room 873. >> my boss came running in and he told me exactly what happened, that there was a guy running around with agun and to stay put. >> reporter: around 1:30 police discovered davis and his mother jean dead of gunshot wounds. investigators calling it a murder suicide. william woodson's wife recovering from surgery one floor above. >> she was in her room and there was ruckus on the floor -- and there was no ruckus on the floor or

. >>> and coming up on 9 news now, more mistakes at arlington. one family facing the pain of exhuming their son. >>> but up next, could it finally really be over the a date set for that broken oil well to be sealed off forever. stay with us. chevy chase bank is becoming capital one bank. with the most locations in the dc area, we figured they could use our help. ♪ down a bit. too much. [ crowd cheering ] [ grunts ] [ garth ] capital one bank. now with the most branches and atms in the dc area. what's in your wallet? >>> we may finally get to stop talking about that broken bp oil well in the gulf. government officials say it should be sealed off and dead by sunday. workers are expected to complete the relief well in the next 24 hours and after that they'll pump in mud and cement to kill it. sunday would mark five months since the bp oil rig explosion killed 11 people and caused the leak. >>> for the third straight day, public transportation bus drivers in prince george's county are off the job, out on strike. and as a result, all 26 routes are r

arlington is our warm spot at 64. an for today looking at temperatures up to 70 by 9:00. noontime 77 and 81 for the drive home. highs 81 to 84 with a northwest wind at five to ten. looking good. angie, can you top it with traffic? >> the answer is simple, no. right now a good amount of utility work and construction out there. right now you want to watch for eastbound silver hill road at silver park drive. we are losing a couple of lanes. traveling 95 from 175 to 32 you will find a stretch of roadwork on the road but should be clearing in the next 30 minutes. math sailing 95 to 270. no complaints. in virginia, 66 eastbound appears to be moving well out of manassas to inside the beltway. 95 northbound, also checking out okay from the beltway to the 18th street bridge and 95, before that, we are looking at a one hour drive from fredericksburg to the springfield spore change. back to you. primary day 2010 has come and gone and there's major changes in our region. specifically in the district of columbia. the citizens of dc voted and mayor fenty has been defeated by vincent gr

he lives in arlington. his mother was from virginia, which is where we found another son of hers. >> he clutches on old photo of his mother tonight, walking around the family farm in recommendington, virginia, he is surrounded by memories. >> i lost my mom and my brother. >> he said his mother had been suffering for the last couple of years due to chronic back pain. his brother was always there to help. >> he tried to be with her and to do as much as he could. >> paul pardus often had his mother with him in his arlington home and neighbors say he was clearly a devoted son. >> he was very close to his mother. >> despite his work, neighbors say he would make time to take his mother to see back specialists. pardus actually attended medical school for a while himself and was determined to ease her pain. she went into back surgery and it didn't go as planned. >> the operation was unsuccessful. i guess he thought she probably wasn't going to be able to walk again. >> ronald gibson confident that's what drove his

he wanted to be buried at arlington. his father said when they laid their son to rest that day among the heroes, the honor matched the grief. after taking their son's remains out of the grave four years later and revisiting that pain, honor and grief have turned to outrage. scott warner joins me live from cleveland, ohio. scott, i can't even imagine what it was like for you to go to arlington and actually have to sift through your son's remains. >> good morning, kyra. it was beyond anything i ever imagined that i would possibly ever have to do. i hope that my speaking to you and with congressional enforcement this will never happen to another family ever again. >> now, scott, take me to that moment. you saw all of the news coverage about how arlington cemetery had literally just botched so many grave sites of our fallen, and you were concerned that possible your son -- it might not be his remains, he might not be buried in the right place. so what did you do? did you call arlington, i want my son's body exhumed, i want t

that would hold arlington national cemetery in fixing errors in rial records. it ruires the army the right past errors and reach out to family members of those buried at aington. >>> barack obama will wrap up his four state campaign today. he will hold a backyard discussion with voters in des moines, iowa this morning before going to richmond, virginia. >>> in the "washington post" this morning o'malley got 52% of support from likely voters compared with ehrlich's 41%. the race for maryland governor has until now been a dead heat. and now that is news 4 today. thanks for starting your day with us. the "today" show is next. we'll be back here tomorrow morning. we start at 4:30. hope you'll join us then. until then, have a great day. wee see you tomorrow. >> bye. wearing shirts ♪ ♪ which caused a trend alert ♪ and everyone ♪ saw everybody ♪ tell'em all ♪ tell'esomething, where to gond what it's all about ♪ ♪ tell them how to feel when they shout it out ♪ ♪ tell everybody else ♪ and everyone ♪ tell everybody else growing, evolving, literall

you see it in bethesda, arlington, rockville, gaithersburg, headed to damascus. even on 29 as you are coming out of montgomery into howard county, we are seeing heavy showers lifting off to the north. on the weather computer there's a large area of rain and thunderstorms extending from the northern gulf of mexico through the south right toward us. we've had some breaks, but we're also looking at potentially some of our best rainfall we've seen in months with maybe two, three inches by the time this system pulls away. locally more. we also after threat tonight, especially later today and tonight, for severe weather. some of these storms could contain damaging winds, and an isolated tornado is not out of the question. topper will have more coming up tonight. i will be back in a few. a look at that seven-day forecast and october's coming, and so is some cooler weather. >>> there is new intention in the middle east as talks between israelis and palestinians are on the verge of collapsing. u.s. diplomats are working to restore communication. >> reporter: israeli settl

news4. >> heath warner was reburied at arlington. his family plans to seek federal legislation so that the remains can be moved from arlington to a cemetry near the family home in canton, ohio. >>> coming up, actor denzel washington came to washiton to help boys and girls get inspired. the red carpet has been rolled out in downtown d.c. for a big movie premier featuring michelle rhee. >>> a gunman stormed into a home and took eight people hostage. >>> officials finally announce ad date for when the blownout oil well in the gulf of mexico will be permanently seled. >>> oh, doug, what's ahead in the weather? >> are you loving this weather? there is more of it to come. but there is possibe, possible one little fly in the ointment. i'll show it to you coming up. >>> in sports, the natiols leave atlanta in grand style. kyle shanahan getting ready to face his old team. plus, how can you contain this guy? running back foster right now. the leading rusher in the nfl. think about the internet. growing, evolving, literally transforming our liv

more from arlington. >>>aul lived in his arlingn home with his ailing 84-year-old mother, jean davis. neighbors say he was a kind son. >> he took care of his mother until she took ill. then he sted at the hospital with her. it is so hard to believe. >> whyould a seemingly devoted son fatally shoot his mother and take his own life. he recently had surgery and s told she would probably never walk again. he then barricaded himself into his mother's hospital room. the two-hour standoff ended when he fatally shot his mother and turned the gun on himself. >> every day come home and take her to the doctor every day. he took her to the nursing thing or whatever. i can't believe he shot her. oh, i can't believe this. this is crazy. >> reporter: johns hopkins has hundreds of unarmed guards. the sprawling facility has more an 80 entrances. they will review secure procedures. dr. david cohen is expected to recover from hiswounds. in arlington, megan mcgrath news 4. >>> the mother of missing teen natalee holloway trav

he was buried at arlington national cemetary this morning. he was a world war ii veteran before he went on to be the longest serving republican in the u.s. senate. steven and others were killed in a plane crash last month. >>> a bipartisan bill proposed in the senate today would hold arlington national cemetary accountable to congress as it fixes errors in burial records. a congressional hearing last month revealed more than 6600 graves may be unmarkedr mislabeled. the proposed bill requires the army to correct past errors, to change the way contracts are done, and to reach t to family members of those buried in arlington. it also calls for an evaluation to determine whether the veterans affairs department should run the cemetary. >>> still ahe on news4 at 11:00, new details about a terror spot that has western europe on alert. >>> a tricky time trying to reach a man who fell down a well full of sewage. >>> we'll take you to the grand reopening of a country music shrine. >>> jim, coming up in sports, steven strasburg talks for the first time

today's question comes from mary in arlington. she asks why do all hurricanes and tropical storms start off the coast of africa. >> good yes. >> yes, it is a good question. mary, mary, mary. they do not all form off the coast of africa although many of them do. particularly touring -- many of them do, particularly during the peak of hurricane season. i'm going to get tucker involved because he is better with the science. it is essentially tropical waves that come off the west coast of africa, move out into the atlantic so -- ocean where the waters are warm. >> what happens, you get little kinks in the atmosphere and you get spun in the foyer as these waves come off the coast of africa. we call them easterly waves. during the peak of hurricane season, which is right now, that spin in the atmosphere, sometimes showers and thunderstorms can originate and grow up and around that spin. this is where you get the storm development. you meningitissed that they don't all originate off the coast of africa. many times, they can originate in

still ahead on the edge, the army reveals shocking information about a mix-up at arlington national. >> take a look at this horse. you can see its bones are protruding. it's one of 53 horses seized from a farm in martinsburg, west virginia. the horse is malnourished and left with no food and water. all from a farm that was supposed to rescue them. >>> and a virginia man accused of sexual assault. how he used the popular website to lure his alleged victim.  >> a fox 5 exclusive now. police have made an arrest in a series of armed robberies in college park. this is surveillance video of 19-year-old shanure zha. this shows zha using a victim's credit card and is charged in one of the robberies. this is -- there is this video of other suspects involved in other cases. >> as you can see,y that attempting to purchase items in the store and then they will go to that cash register use the victim's credit card. >> there are three cases together and this isvo from the third. obviously, there are many suspects involved here and awful them are considered armed and dangerous. >>> the news edg

suzanne kennedy is live from arlington, with one family's story to find out the truth. suzanne? >> cynne, leon, it prompted an ohio family to ask for their son -- their son's remains to be exhumed, and today, they watched as that somber process took place. for the second time in nearly four years, the remains of the five it. private first class -- the remains of private first class heath warner were buried again. >> we are deeply sorry for the pain that they have endured. >> they say the paperwork was always incomplete or missing, so when they found 211 discrepancies in burials in three sections of the cemetery, they ask for an investigation. >> they lost confidence in our process at arlington cemetery. >> today, tags matched. his parents were satisfied with the methodology, and heath warner was once again buried. that took less than one hour and took place at the same site where he was buried in november 2006. arlington national cemetery has set up a toll-free hotline for anyone with concerns about their loved ones buried here. reporting live at arlington national cemetery, suz

arlington officials discovered the staff sergeant wasburied in the wrong grave. and that tw other plots were also mismarked. official say after 6,600 graves may be affecd. >> we'll continue to work with an family that calls arlington cemetery to make sure they're confident as we go in and fix these processes. >> reporter: they sni family should have to go through pain of a second burial. >> we did this for him. aware so sorry that we had to th.ñr hopefully we can bring the dignity and the honor back. >> reporter: jane watrel, news4. >>> the warners are having their son reburied at arlington national cemetery and are calling for fedal measures to create a panel of family members to help provide feedback to correct the cemetery problems. >>> whave some breaking news. out of prin george's coty. chopper 4 over the scene off benington drive in kettering. there are reports someone was shot in the chest and now police are searching for the gunman. we will bring you updates as we get them. >>> a montgomery county police officer was involved in a two-car accident this mo

at least in arlington. it's 45% more energy efficient. but it comes with a price. >> we spent about $40,000 on windows and doors. >> reporter: andrew moore of arlington designer homes said standard windows could have cast $15,000. he spent another $6,000 on this silver water heater, versus $1,000. and $8,000 on water fixtures. about $6,000 more. >> there will be less than four cups of water that need to come from the hot water heater to get to the fixture. >> reporter: in arlington, a community energy plan recommends new homes and remodels be 30% more energy efficient starting in 2015. the plan has not been approved, but county board chairman jay fizzette said he hopes building codes change to match those recommendations. >> and there is a effort nationally to improve the building code energy efficiency end tv by 30%. >> 30% is a hard number to get to. >> reporter: moore said he spent $60,000 for top of the line energy efficient products in the new house. >> there will be tough numbers to hit for remodels. there is no doubt about it. it w

bob barnard has the story. >> reporter: visiting arlington from their home in canton, ohio. scott and melissa warner have just identified the remains of their 19-year-old heath. he was killed by a roadside bomb in iraq four years ago. he was buried with full military honors. but was he resting in peace where the army said he was. >> it was honoring heath and making sure that he had the digity to be dured where we were told he was buried. >> reporter: it turns out this was his final resting place, positively identified by this tattoo on his arm. but arlington recently found three others buried in the wrong grave. >> to have something like this happening, it is horrifying. and it's really inexcusable. >> reporter: the discrepancies coming to light in this inspector general's report released in june. >> the ig report found 211 discrepancies, in particularly three sections of the cemetery. >> reporter: a senate subcommittee reported as many as 6600 graves at arlington may be unmarked, or mislabeled. >> arlington placed the value we place on life in life and death and the army mu

in arlington, lindsey mastis, 9 news now. >>> welcome back to 9 news now. thank you for watching us. i'm andrea roane. angie will have the traffic and howard is starting with the forecast. anymore thunder an lightning in the forecast. >> a tiny bit today. yesterday it was rockin' and rollin'. trees down across bowie and anne arundel county had wind

and 14 in arlington and in virginia. >> so you save and you get exercise tame. win-win. >> hop on a bike and go where you want to go. it looks like fun. >> we've got a lot more to come. a candidate in the u.s. senate cling to life after being hit by an suv and being dragged for mail. why the driver isn't facing any charge. >> also, lighting up a n debate. doctors warn the popular huka bars may be as harul as smoking a cigarette. >>> how a local running club is he >>> a fast forward through headlines. remnants of hurricane igor caused dama on bermuda. trees were damaged and some roads buckled because of the heavy rains and wind. there were no reports of injury. >>> d.c.'s bike sharing program, beginning today riders can rent bikes for short trips around t district and in arlington. it costs $50 for a one-year membership to get a bike whenever you want one. or you can get 24-hour rentals starting at $5. > washington football fans say they are very disappointed but they still have high hopes for the team following an overtime loss against houston. the texans beat w

i'm peggy fox in arlington county. how a widow hopes her case improves conditions at nursing homes everywhere. >>> nearly a dozen employees at an arlington nursing home have been indicted and two of them convicted in one of the largest home abuse cases in virginia history. and as peggy fox tells us, the most serious charge involved a nurse accused of holding a pillow over an elderly man's face. >> my husband's diaper, the time that it was changed, i would come in there 12 hours later and it was saturated and never been changed. >> reporter: mary kay evans said she complained constantly about the care her husband jack received at potomac nursing center in arlington. >> his dentures were never removed from his mouth and cleaned. his fingernails and toe nails were long. his body was dirty. his hair was never shampooed and unshaved. >> reporter: his widow would still find his lunch still uncovered and untouched in the evening. >> nobody would feed him and he couldn't feed himself. it was just dropped off there. sometimes t

earlier this summer a senate subcommittee reported as many as 6,600 graves at arlington may be unmarked, improperly marked or mislabeled. >>> this is the first since the vietnam war, a living soldier set to receive the medal of honor, 25-year-old staff sergeant salvador ginta. on february 25th he rushed to save one soldier and pulled another one away under heavy fire in one of afghanistan's most dangerous provinces. >> he walked into an l-shaped ambush. you could see the muzzle flashes from bullets leaving the enemy's guns that weren't too far away. everyone was at risk. sometimes they whistle. sometimes they crack. if you're close you just got hit but you're not hurt close. then there's the close where it snaps by your head but you're not hit. then there's the whiz. that's a little further away than the crack. >> one of the soldiers he rescued from the taliban later died from his wounds. the man was staff sergeant ginta's best friend. despite the award a he said he does not feel like a hero. >>> coming up next we've seen the incredible video of the explosion out in california. now we'r

. >> his brother, his neighbors in arlington, they all said the same thing. he loved his mother and could not stand to see her suffer. >> he cuts is an old photo of his mother tonight. he is surrounded by memories. >> i lost my mother and my brother. >> his mother had been suffering for the last couple of years. his brother was always there to help. >> he tried to help her. >> he often had his mother with him in his arlington home. neighbors say he was clearly a devoted son. >> he was very close with his mother. >> despite his work driving the elderly for metro access, neighbors say he would make time to take his mother to see a back specialist. he actually attended medical school himself for a while. >> the doctors told attempt? the operation was unsuccessful. he thought she was not going to be able to walk again. >> that is what he thinks drove his brother to take such drastic measures. >> he just wanted to stay with her and to be with her. >> according to his brother, paul warren pardus was not a violent man. his family knew that they had a gun. >> thank y

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. >> lingering road work on the beltway at virginia and arlington boulevard, the traffic is able to get through. you can see that flashing light under the g.e. in georgia. traffic is very light in volume but they are still out there working for the morning. now, the news desk. >> thank you much. at 5:01, our top story, a man is behind bars this morning facing child pornography possession charges. even more disturbing, mark barget spent hours interacting with children all over northern virginia during his side job as a wrestling referee. a case of dumb luck, pretty much. >> that's right. in fact, some would say it was just sheer chance that he has now been charged with counties of child pornography. this has been troubling for parents because for eight years barget was working with jackson major high and high school students. his the house next door burned down and while firefighters performed a check of his home, they found pornography. he judged wrestling matches and performed skin checks on students throughout northern virginia. the wrestler's association, which is contracted by the s

tonight we've learned the gunman and his mother lived in arlington. fox 5 is working all the angles on this story and begin with bob barnard live at the hospital. >> reporter: tonight the johns hopkins hospital is reportedly back operating as usual, but this place was chaotic during the midday. for a little more than two hours thursday one of the nation's most prestigeous hospitals became an uncertain crime scene with shots fired inside baltimore's johns hopkins hospital. >> it's scary just knowing that someone is on the outside on a rampage with a gun in a hospital where we're supposed to be protected. >> reporter: baltimore police say just after 11 a.m. a doctor was shot in the hallway on the eighth floor. the alleged gunman, so not of a female patient originally -- the son of a female patient originally identified as warren davis. >> mr. davis was receiving some news about the care and the condition of his mother just outside the doorway to that room when he became emotionally distraught. >> reporter: police say mr. davis was actually paul warren p

in arlington. open to the public. training camp opens on saturday. i know, it seems like yesterday. >>> as soon as i tell 8 told you the gnats were in atlanta, you probably assumed they lost, because the braves have the best record in baseball. then when i tell you that they had 5 hits, you probably assumed they lost. . then bruce woren came on in the, 4-2, gnats win. just the 2nd home series that the braves have lost all years. >>> at camden yards, os and js tied at 1 in the 4th. cory patterson has a couple of ducks on the pond. he turns on that fast ball, pokes it into right field. helix pa scores. that's a game winner. . the o's sweep the jays. >>> tonight, people ask us, what do you sports anchors wear under the desk. turns out, in some cases, nothing. look at that guy. he has no pants on. he is slovenia and went pants free on the evening show and didn't mind showing people at the end of the show that he opts for boxers. >> better boxers than briefs. >> which begs the question, shawn is standing up. would you like to stand up? >> the old leg of p

the gunman, paul warren curtis of arlington, virginia and his mother are both dead. the wounded doctor is still in the operating room but expected to survive. reporting live from baltimore, andrea mccarran, 9 news now, back to you. >> andrea, what have you learned about security at the hospital? >> reporter: well that's an interesting question. hospital administrators, after the virginia tech shooting, say they felt compelled to look into security here. we're going to take a look at that at 6:00 because it applies to most hospitals in our area. no magnetometers, we'll take a look at what is in place and what has been considered and what is realistic here at johns hopkins for a hospital that has more than 80,000 visitors a week. also coming up at 6:00, we'll talk to a man who first learned his sister, who is working in the hospital, was in this chaos by her facebook posting later -- again that's coming up tonight at 6:00. >> andrea, thank you so much. >>> a district heights man slammed his car into an ambulance, killing himself and two passengers. the ambulance had li

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you can now rent a bike in the district and in arlington. it's part of the capital bike share program. tracee wilkins is live in southeast to tell us how it works. good morning, tracee. >> reporter: good morning. they have this press conference on behind me. they're introducing the bikes, and some of the folksaround here today have been a part of the smart bike program and are now looking forward to this capital bike share program as an opportity to give them just another option in transportation. beginning today, there's a new form of transportation for folks in the washington area who are looking for a quick trip a a little exercise. capital bike share is an expansion of d.c.'s smart bike program with a few difference including folks ring over to arlington if they like. >> it's a continuation of our bike-sharing system except for having ten stations with 120 bikes, we've expanded to 100 stations in d.c. and 15 more or 14 more in arlington and over 1,000 bikes. >> capital bike share is the largest bike-share program in the country. it cost

arlington is up to 66. here is your forecast for today. a few showers and maybe a brief a thunderstorm in the northwestern parts of the viewing area. about 87 for the high temperature today. you cannot rule out an isolated showers. a northwesterly wind tomorrow. >> prince george's county police are continuing to investigate a serious overnight crash that closed a section of marlboro pike between brooks and silver hill road. beltway traffic is good around the city. let's take a look good at a stretch -- let's take a look at a stretch around silver spring. the west side of town is in pretty good shape. starting to slow down for those going around large bird. back to you. >>> we have breaking news coming from prince george's county. three people died in a collision between an ambulance and then suv. emergency workers say the suv was headed the wrong way along a marlboro pike. courtney, what is the latest? >> just after midnight, an ambulance was responding to a call. they were heading westbound down more brook pike. the suv was in this lane h

senate is proposing a new bipartisan bill th would hold arlington national cemetery in fixing errors in burial records. it requires the army the right past errors and reach out to family members of those buried at arlington. a congressional hearing last month revealed 6,600 graves might be mis marked or mislabeled. >>> senators proposed aing manually operated shutoff valves and doubling the numr of inspectors after the massive explosion no san bruno, california earlier this month. it killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. an the cause of that explosion is still unclear. >>> to maryland now. work to itall acoustic equipment is now halfway complete. that runs under river road in bethesda. urm that video where the road literay turned into a river. crews installed acoustic fiberoptic equipment along 41 miles of he 77 mile long concrete pipe. that will allow the commission to monster for signs of weakening to avoid another major break. >>> despite anothe massive barn fire business will be conducted as usual at the livestock exchange we're told. it began lte monday night in a b

arlington, fairfax, montgomery, mid-60s. 60s to 70s on the eastern shore. out of the mountains of west virginia, temperatures there are near 60. over the last 12 hours, the bulk of the heavier rain fell north of washington in pennsylvania. they hadevere weather. new york city, they're getting that there. long island, heavy downpours and strong winds. for, we'll have some sunine. afternoon highs into the low 80s. and increasing sunshine by late afterno. great weather for all the games. partly cloudy sunday, mid-80s. good wther for the skins game sunday afternoon. how is our traffic, ashley? >> well, od morning. we are starting you off with a big problem. outer loop is shut down between connecticut avenue and 355. this is the headlights on connecticut area. it happened in the 10:00 ho overnight. hazm spill. they're still cleaning it up. no delaproblems exi right now b traffic is light. this is going to be a big issue for beltway drivers. back to you. >>> thanks ve much, ashley. >>> for the first time two of the discovery channel employees spoke out about thei

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arlington county will not give them a temporary pass. we got a tip on this story on our viewer tip page. you can go to wusa9.com. >>> all right. news where we live and whether news. what is it going to be strike. >> it's going to be really nice today, tomorrow, sunday. we got some much-needed rain last night. some areas close to an inch and north and west of town not quite as much, maybe a tenth or so in town. we'll know at 7:00 how much rain has fallen. we're looking at a good start to the friday morning. the showers are gone and your moms like me.com bus stop forecast, it's fine out there. but the umbrellas away and get ready for a good friday. clearing skies and they've cleared here in town. south and east they're still dealing with some clouds. and the mid-70s really confined to the southern suburbs in maryland and newland. so we're looking really nice and plenty of sunshine and north west winds and high 81 to 86. front clear and -- tonight clear and cool. great friday night football weather. and lots of 50s to start your saturday. a

arlington will join newport news in the pilot program. virginia department of education announced the program this morning at a school in southern virginia. >>> as par of nbc's week long focus n education this morning we'll sit down with superintendents of arlington public schools. this year the school system is dealing with another increase in enrollment. dr. patrick murphy joins us this morning to talk about the challenges facing educators and students all over the country right now but specifically in your area in the arlington county schools. welcome. >> good morning. >> tell us a little bit abou arlington, especially this announcement that just came out. your kids going to be getting the ipads to use >> yes. we're really excited about this. this is really some work we started back last spring and it's in relationship to a survey that we did because we were transitioning fromprint material text books to electronic text books. so we needed to see how we would bridge that transition. was our community ready for that. we did a survey and

the gunman, paul warren curtis of arlington, virginia and his mother are both dead. the wounded doctor is still in the operating room but expected to survive. reporting live from baltimore, andrea mccarran, 9 news now, back to you. >> andrea, what have you learned about security at the hospital? >> reporter: well that's an interesting question. hospital administrators, after the virginia tech shooting, say they felt compelled to look into security here. we're going to take a look at that at 6:00 because it applies to most hospitals in our area. no magnetometers, we'll take a look at what is in place and what has been considered and what is realistic here at johns hopkins for a hospital that has more than 80,000 visitors a week. also coming up at 6:00, we'll talk to a man who first learned his sister, who is working in the hospital, was in this chaos by her facebook posting later -- again that's coming up tonight at 6:00. >> andrea, thank you so much. >>> a district heights man

for now we're live in arlington. news4. >> thank you. >>> let's shift gears a little bit and look at the weather and the weekend. >>> oh, yeah. veronica johnson is tracking the temperatures for us. is it going to be a nice one? >> a great weekend. feeling a lot ke today, in fact burk with more sunshine across the area. you're looking at the sky here as we pan across the area. still a few lingering clouds. our temperature have been awfully nice outside. again, with the lower humidity across the area. we're in the upper 70s to low 80s across the area. take a look at the temperature right now. back around the district, currently, we're at 81 degrees. cleveland park in georgetown. now at 77 degrees. then over into areas like vienna, 79. the clouds will be moving out of here. the clear skies will allow our temperatures to really cool quickly. 65 degrees by 11:00. in fact, even by 9:00 p.m. we'll be down to 69 degrees. if you're going to friday night football games, itill be a little chilly. you might need a jacket by the

lock raven at walker and ill rhino and arlington and west pratt. and let's take a live look at baltimore national pike and another look at the topside and greenspring avenue. and new to the area, h.h. greg. browse through the selection of all the appliances in stock every day. >>> the ravens win their first home game and did they lose a key player in the process? >> mark viviano joins us with the latest. [low audio] >>> ray rice suffered an injury in the game this weekend. an mri reveals a contusion, it's a significant bruise. that's good news that it's not ligament damage, but it's not clear if he'll be able to play when the ravens take on the steelers sunday. as for the game yesterday, far from perfect, and the ravens were happy to score a win at home. [ cheers and applause ]

traffic welcome blocked from both the arlington and the d.c. side. the chain bridge will be closed to walkers and bikers. construction is n affect trafic on canal road. it will reopen by the monday morning rush hour the south capitol street bridge kwn as the frederick douglas bridge will be closed this weekend. lanes will be closed off at 9:00 tonight. it will reopen monday morning but be closed again overnight throughout the next two week. transportation officials hope to be ableo lift weight restrictions on the bridge once the work is complete. >>> the popular deli in d.c. has been serving correspond beef, pastrami and other foods for 51 years. but today the deli mark its last die 15th strt. it is shutting its doors and moving. the siblings who run the family business say they've been forced out because the building is being renovated soon. the work is expected to last several years. the restaurant is rocating to 17th and "i" about four blocks away. it will open in decemr. the owners hope customers will make the move with them. >>> coming up, a wom

at least in arlington. it is 45% more energy efficient. but it comes with a price. >> we spent $40,000 on windows and doors. >> reporter: andrew moore says standard windows cost cost 15 grand. another six grabbed grand on this water heater and $8,000 on water fixtures. $6,000 more. >> les than four cups of water that need to come from the hot water heater to get to the fixture. >> reporter: in arlington, they recommend new homes and remodels be 30% more energy fish starting in 2015. the plan has not been approved but the county chairman says he hopes building codes change to match those recommendations. >> there's an effort, nationally, to actually improve the building code, energy efficiency end of it by 30%. >> 30% is a hard number to get to. >> reporter: he said he spent $60,000 for top of the line energy efficiency products if this house. >> it is hard number to hit. it will be cig cably more expensive. >> reporter: he said in some cases he saved money like recycled carpet that is $500 less. as standards change and energy efficient is

arlington is 58 degrees. hagerstown 56. hyattsville 61. very comfortable and dry air. late day showers cannot be ruled out. more on the forecast coming up. >> a pretty good start to the morning rush hour. overnight construction on the beltway in virginia. on the virginia side, good at 66. this camera is revealing traffic on the 270. pretty good right now. now back to you. >> breaking news. a five-year at an apartment in northwest washington. crews are on the scene on the third 100 block of 16th street. three people have suffered burns. no word on the extent of the injuries. a crew is on the way. we will bring you more details as soon as we get them. >>> the hunt for a killer and the neighbor -- neighborhood on a large. >> a drive-by shooting in broad daylight. it happened at a busy use street corridor. we have the hard pricking reaction from one of the victims. >> good morning. police have been searching the neighborhood and working overnight continuing the search for suspects after violence erupted outside a church. violence outside of this memorial baptist church cla