i thought that's why i am not leaving dixon. >> reporter: dixon, a place where your word is your bond. a place where trust has been part of the glue that held the town together, especially in the last few years. and despite all that dixon had to seem going for it, the city budget had been cut to the bone. no one who works for the town has received a pay raise in more than three years. debt is piling up town workers just buckled down and made do. >> they all got on board with us each year and knew that in order for us to survive there weren't going to be any raises. and not new hires and those things. just so we could get by with what we had. it didn't get any better. actually this last year it was actually, seemed even, more drastic in regard to maybe layoffs. >> reporter: how could things be so bad in a seemingly prosperous town. for decade dixon's budget was in the capable and hard working hands of one person. who is rita crundwell? >> well, rita crundwell, a very likable person. everybody around city hall liked her. she was very friendly. always had a big hi and hello. >> reporter:

i thought that's why i am not leaving dixon. >> reporter: dixon, a place where your word is your bond. a place where trust has been part of the glue that held the town together, especially in the last few years. and despite all that dixon had to seem going for it, the city budget had been cut to the bone. no one who works for the town has received a pay raise in more than three years. dealt debt is piling up town workers just buckled down and made do. >> they all got on board with us each year and knew that in order for us to survive there weren't going to be any raises. and not new hires and those things. just so we could get by with what we had. it didn't get any better. actually this last year it was actually, seemed even, more drastic in regard to maybe layoffs. >> reporter: how could things be so bad in a seemingly prosperous town. for decade dixon's budget was in the capable and hard working hands of one person. who is rita crundwell? >> well, rita crundwell, a very likable person. everybody around city hall liked her. she was very friendly. always had a big hi and hello. >> rep

i thought that's why i am not leaving dixon. >> reporter: dixon, a place where your word is your bond. a place where trust has been part of the glue that held the town together, especially in the last few years. and despite all that dixon had to seem going for it, the city budget had been cut to the bone. no one who works for the town has received a pay raise in more than three years. dealt debt is piling up town workers just buckled down and made do. >> they all got on board with us each year and knew that in order for us to survive there weren't going to be any raises. and not new hires and those things. just so we could get by with what we had. it didn't get any better. actually this last year it was actually, seemed even, more drastic in regard to maybe layoffs. >> reporter: how could things be so bad in a seemingly prosperous town. for decade dixon's budget was in the capable and hard working hands of one person. who is rita crundwell? >> well, rita crundwell, a very likable person. everybody around city hall liked her. she was very friendly. always had a big hi and hello. >> rep

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they want to build a 300-acre studio in the town of dixon. they are now best known for farming and ranching. that small town feeling is what makes dixon so appealing. >> you go to los angeles and it is congested and they are backed up and booked. >> if it is approved, there will be 800 construction jobs and 800 permanent jobs once the studio is open. nice. >>> let's go to sal for a look at traffic, sal? >>> pardon, traffic is doing relatively well for this time of morning but it is not a huge deal so far. let's look at the roads and you can see traffic here is looking pretty good on the interstate 880 freeway -- i have the east shore on my mind but right now 880 traffic looks nice and driving northbound on the right- hand side of your screen it does look good and construction work is not an issue. traffic does look good heading west all the way to the mcarthur maze, heading light at the bay bridge toll plaza and bay bridge is looking good for drivers. heading through san mateo and redwood city, 280 is in good shape to san jose and mountain vi

how did you hear about rita and dixon? >> the story crossed the wires this summer but there were so many other news stories going on it seemed to have a very, very short life and we followed it up. as it turns out she's facing federal charges of stealing more than $53 million over a 20-year span. >> $53 million. that is absolutely a remarkable -- i will be tuning in. i know you spend a lot of your time traveling the country, small towns, medium sized towns, we're less than seven weeks from an election. what do you hear from people out there? i feel like you bring a unique perspective here. what is on people's mind? is it the economy? are they worried, optimistic? i don't want you to oversimplify it. >> a couple of different things. frustration, frustration with washington, the why can't these guys get together and get something done. a lot of polarization, people are not afraid to say what they really, really think. there's a -- people are at odds out there in a big and profound way. and weariness, we're out here busting o

dixon iii, p.f.c. detrick, colonel cabrera, nathan anderson and roy tisdale and two law enforcement personnel during that time, cliff taylor from johnson county and constable brian bachman. heaven has been celebrating since each of those arrivals. brian and i both met when we are running for respective office. neither of us ran before, and even though we came from different backgrounds we formed a great friendship. following our victories, we remained great friends. each time we were together at various events, we always picked

. >> reporter: alice dixon shows no signs of slowing down. she's the oldest resident here at the va medical center which has a nursing home wing. and you can see the staff threw a celebration for her. a big party with a woman with an even bigger sense of humor. she loves telling jokes. [ laughing ]. >> reporter: at 31, miss dixon entered the u.s. army as one of the first african-american women, something she never really thought much about. >> i thought i was just as good as everybody else. if they said anything to me, i said the [ bleep ] with you. sorry. >> reporter: she joined after she was diagnosed after having a skin condition that causes loss of pigment. >> i thought the army new all -- knew all of the answers. i said i'll join the army. i was crying. i said can you move those spots. he said you didn't have to move them. you're going to be white. i said you mean they got me mixed up? >> reporter: to keep her mind sharp, she reads the washington post every morning. >> you have to find out what is going on. i don't want to be here and be

the veterans department honored miss dixon. she told us the secret to her longevity. >> you have extras, give somebody something else. be kind to people and share. that's why god let me stay here this long. >> i like that. dixon says growing up with eight siblings helped her learn how to do that sharing. she is the oldest surviving member of her unit and one of the oldest surviving veterans of world war ii. what an incredible woman. thank you for your service and happy birthday. >> good advice there for all of us to listen to.

use dixon street instead. go to industrial and use dixon street. don't use tennison. all right let's move along to interstate 880 in oakland the traffic here looks pretty good. although it's crowded. at the bay bridge we have a big crowd. it's backed up for a 15-20 minute wait. 6:41 let's go to steve. >>> sam, thank you, sir -- sal, thank you, sir. there is a delta breeze in place. that fog is really stacked up on the coast. all courtesy of this system which moved into nevada. it's move into the rockies producing snow up in colorado. for us the end result there is a little northerly wind. that is mainly up in the northern sacramento valley. there is ha lot of fog. so 50s and 60s by the coast. around the bay fog then sun. 60s and 70s. inland subny and breezy. 50 to about 55 covers the spread. everything kind of stuck here. san jose clear though 52 degrees. west, southwest 21. vacaville has a west. still 80s inland. by the coast and around the bay 60s and 70s. that system will continue to march out of the area. high pressure looks like it's going to build in. kind of a

we are told that today alice dixon is turning 105 years old! this is a picture of dixon serng in world war ii. she is the one sitting down. dixon joined the military in 1944. she was one of the first african-american women in the army. now at the age of 105, here she is, dixon lives in virginia medical center's community living center. she has been this for more than 10 years and is still an active member on the residents board. we wish her a very happy birthday. >> how beautiful. >> wonderful. >> showing off her shirt. i would love to know what it says. happy birthday. >>> coming up, we'll take you live to the pentagon where a ceremony begins to mark the 11th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. president obama is scheduled to speak in a few minutes. >> heading to the break here are a few words from our facebook fans. gale says, on this day, quote, i was at work and i remember thinking, i have two sons-in- law in the army reserve and this country has been attacked and we will be at war. anncr: this casinono's in west virginia. but it makes million

there's a stationary boundary our north, mainly along and north of the mason-dixon line. southern pennsylvania. should there be flash floods isay, the best chance of it long this boundary, along and dixon line and maybe in the potomac highlands. looks like locally a better chance of that. that the rotation, a pressure system, that is the isaac.rs of what was highs in the mid to upper 80s 70's tonight. a couple of indebted downpours even while we sleep. downpours. tens of localized flash floods wednesday and thursday. few pop up storms tuesday late in the day. could be unsettled for the afternoon and evening. lateday storms, standard variety. >> thanks so much. >> coming up next, if you missed earlier, kelly ripon now has very permanent. earlier, kelly ripon now has very permanent. i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. earlier, kelly ripon now has mitt romney's position on women's health...it's dangerous. vo:mitt romney and paul ryan would geget rid of planned parenthood funng. and allow employers to deny coverage for cancer screenings and birtcontrol. we can't aff

alice dixon turned 105 years old today. she was deployed to europe during world war ii and part of ap army battalion known as 6888. it was the only battalion comprised of all african-american women. it delivered billions of pieces of mail to soldiers fighting in europe. the veterans affairs medical center in northwest washington celebrated mrs. dixon's birthday today, and she talked about the secret to longevity. >> you have extras, give somebody something else. be kind to people and share. that's why god let me stay here this long. >> reporter: dixon says growing up with eight siblings helped her learn to share. she's the oldest surviving member of her family. >> mrs. dixon, we salute you. >> congratulations. happy birthday. >>> still ahead on news 4 at 5:00 tonight, animal abuse caught in the act. how a security camera led to the arrest of a man who police say brutally beat his own puppy. >>> plus the fascinating lives of a complex creature whose lives mirror mans. meet monkeys fight anncr: this casino's in west virginia.

today, alice dixon is turning 105 years old. this is a picture of dixon serving in world war ii. she is the one sitting down. she joined the military at the age of 31. he was one of the first familiar women in the army. at the age of 105 now, dixon lives in virginia medical center's community living center. she has been there for more than 10 years and is still an active member on the residents board. >> 105. these looks good. >> job well done. >>> ahead this morning, instead of breakfast, our holly morris is cooking up a fiesta mexicana. >> looks good. as mexico gears up its ped exday, we are getting ready for the celebration on the set o'local cooking show. -- as mexico gears up for its independence day. good. exits are here, here, and here. a big day calls for the big n' toasted breakfast sandwich. grab yours at dunkin' donuts. but it makes millions off west marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting for question seven is a vote to build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. creating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the officia

recent luminaries have included david meltzer, steve dixon, and jack hirsch man. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i

you have to use industrial and then dixon to get up to the south hayward station. i want to move the maps. we've had a little bit of slow traffic in plan hill an walnut creek -- in pleasant hill and walnut creek. we've had slow traffic on 280 getting up to highway 17. some of the slow downs in the south bay, this seemed more normal. that's definitely slower than normal. >>> let's go to steve. >>> the system came in. brandon said he was up in the sierra. you can feel the wind. kind of a fall-like system. it came in -- we just had the western edge. the cooler air is definitely coming in behind the system. it will be a cooler day as that system marches into the rockies. so santa rosa yesterday. we'll go 79. concord, 89. very hot. some very cool lows starting to bounce off the lows but still most locations still haven't moved too much. probably won't take long. start seeing temperatures moving out here. still forecasting some 80s. 60s, 70s and 80s. the low that came this right there had a lot of oomph but it is heading out of the picture. so sunny, breezy. 60s, 70s, 80

mostly up by the mason dixon line. we are getting some flashes near frederick and westminster. this will move it through pretty quickly. we will see a late morning start like yesterday. look at the temperatures. once again we are in the 60's. one more day with a high temperature five or 10 degrees above average. we do have to keep the chance of rain late today. some changes in the week and forecasts that we will tell you about and a little bit. >> good morning, everyone. we are starting with not so good news for motorists who travel through silver spring on university boulevard. we are should down on university boulevard in both directions. two utility poles are down as a result of a crash. if you are trying to watch out for overnight construction not too bad of the beltway. we have the one the lane closed at you go over the northwest bridge. in virginia not too bad in springfield on the beltway to 66. you will need to stay to the left until that is clear. >> now we move on to our top story. relief for nfl coaches players and the fans. a tentative agreement has been reached to

the town of dixon is being considered for morning view productions. it is best known for farming ranching and hosting the county fair. they want to build a 300-acre facility that would be green. one attraction for morning view is that land prices are cheaper in dixon than in other places. if it is approved it would bring 800 and temporary jobs to a population of about 18,000. >>> joe senior was one of the founders of the service. the family said he had just climbed into his truck to leave for work just as he did he ever morning, and he collapsed and died. he was known for his military vehicles and you can see them across the north bay. plans for joe are not -- plans for a memorial service for joe have not been finalized. >> you speak very uponly about him -- fondly when you mention him. >> he was really a kick. his cars were harder to drive but what an amazing man and he led the fight for recycling, he will be missed. >>> let's check in with sal, get you to where you need to go, how are you looking? >> well, we are starting off the morning with a dece

kerry and parish and dixon, they are all in contention. but dictationen -- dictation 16. this guy was cut. he hooked up with palmer. but both he and palmer were cut. here is the coach speaking. >> it's not the end. so many of them have made so much ground for themselves. they have picked up a lot of eckty -- equity here and in the leak and what they put on tape, and there will be a lot of tape. >> they cut some 22 players today, many will end up on the practice squads. >> berdette is out today. she is happy to get just this deep in her first grand slam. she's earning her degree at stanford. she had to give up $65,000 just to remain an amateur. the a's, they are on fire. >> yes, they are.

that is up there along the mason-dixon line. will stay in our forecast. it will make more progress than we thought. like half of our weak otherll be good, the half, not so good. we are getting the 80's up to lucky.th, not so cast, that is really going to hold off -- the rain is d off.to hol showers possible tomorrow. better weatherh saturday. if you are looking for a date with good outdoor plans, that is money is. today, looking for a mix of sunshine and clouds. showers late. 80 to 85 today. some showers possible tonight. get some gusty winds. to 65. we are expecting the characters progressively as we head into the weekend. if you think you are done with notheat and humidity -- do worry. be caller conditions will the weekend.nd of -- the cooler conditions will be back by the end of the weekend. have details on a new book rowling. it is on sale today. [ harry umlaut ] that's one creamy muller. [ sally umlaut ] it's greek-style yogurt. thick, scrumptious, and more protein than the regular yogurts. are those almonds i see in the corner thingy? caramelized al

. >> he was laid to rest at the national cemetery that is in dixon. in addition to his seven years, he was also a member of the army reserve. >> and to help the family you can go to ask to contribute to the children's benefit memorial fund. >> another set back for suspended sheriff ross mirk yeemy. denying a reghost delay the decision on his future. and mirkarimi's lawyers contend some will feel political pressure to fire him but just moments ago the board says the position is base ond speculation so they denied it. >> there is wall street soared into territory it hasn't seen since year one of the great recession. fueled by news there will be steps taken to spur the economy sending the do you finishing at at highest it's been since 2007. the nasdaq finishing at 3 is 56. s and p enjoyed a 23 point gain. monday marks a one-year anniversary of the occupy wall street movement. that could mean big headaches for commuters. today, pro testors announced they'll stage a march this monday around the financial district. it's scheduled to begin at 5:00 p.m. durin

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. >> they did not release details and will still operate plants employing more than 2000 people in dixon, stockton and bakers feemd. >> there is bank of america holding a marathon mortgage event taking place at hyatt embarcadero hotel. there are dozens of stations set up to help homeowners. homeowners are hopeful. >> i just thought wampk bank of america didn't care. today, yesterday, showed human side of bank of america. >> and i feel the goal is helping people stay in their house it is an event continues until 8:00 tonight. more ep hep going to be available tomorrow. and. >> your private information is a little safer tonight thanks to a law signed today by governor brown preventing employers from asking for your facebook or other social media pass words so they can checkup on you. there is where we are are live tonight with a look at what this new law will mean to you and your boss. >> governor brown stopped a technology trend before it became a problem. >> i receive aid tweet. >> in this world governor brown used twitter to announce he's approved a pair of bill making it illegal to ask

ed dixon will be our guest on wbal plus. you can see our interview with him. we will be talking about it tonight, straight ahead. the orioles resume the playoff race and the tampa bay rays rise for -- arrive for the playoffs. the action starts tonight at the yard at 7:05. tom tasselmyer is back to let us know it today spectacular weather will stretch across the next seven days. anncr: this casino's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting for question seven is a vote to build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. creating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the official department of legislative... services, hundreds of millions for our schools. while saving taxpayer money by cutting casino subsidies. question seven. good jobs and better schools in maryland. not west virginia. >> of baltimore woman remains homeless this evening after losing her house, and the city is billing or thousands of dollars for demolishing her house. as parents and students cope with yet anothe

dixon told me he has no concern hoout timing of flaan on college football saturday, first road trip of the year for maryland and payback for the terps. embarrassed maryland at home and pierce ran for five touchdowns. and looking for the first passing touchdown of his career. y ot it in the second quartd it was lovely. 22 yart later in the second, maryland in the red zone, but saw the b go sn6 c13 , thconn didn't panic. nobody paid much attention to him. t thanks to turnovers and fitzpatrick, nice cut. y ame-ceiling drive and tha earned the first win streak. terps are 2-0. hneth school football this afternoon, loyola playing hport to valley forge. and alex hunt, sees the big hole on the left side and shares a comesle of taseasers. 17 yards in on a touchdown. and they rolled much of the daxe anncr: it'll start out as concrete and steel... but it'll become so much more. a new world-class resort casino in maryland. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. hundreds of millions for maryland schools... real oversight to make sure th

jeremiah dixon charles phase-in divided the colony's into northern and southern region. the mason-dixon line marks where the north and south begin and end. dry yeast then goes out. at some point* they will call usurp or ma'am. they have a million ways to save think you. one is appreciate you. actually he said appreciate you, sir. their plight, but tradition tradition, liberals despise them. liberals hate the south of seven accent is look at me. i am racist. when they hear the southern dialect they here i am about to talk about jesus. [laughter] monday encounter yes, sir, or no ma'am the brain hears i am a slow footed hillbilly without a thought in my head. and no teeth. thing mississippi burning meets sling blade meets he ha. the mayor can sell is backwoods in breads come of that sheriffs, a transport -- trailer parks those shows up in make the thinly veiled air against liberals cannot imagine the south is anything that you'd best avoid. if the car breaks down or on a rafting trip with friends. [laughter] nothing good can happen in the south. ones that creepy kid with th

they have tomato processing facilities in dixon and stockton. after the closure, there will still be 2100 workers in the state. >>> several campus workers are holding rallies at uc berkeley to protest the play off of five staff workers. protesters say the five laid off workers should be given an opportunity to work at other departments. they also want the university to support a state senate -- a state senate bill that would allow graduate union researchers to unionize. >>> according to the "chronicle" this plan may include to merge and layoff. there's also speculation that the castro street campus could lose. the city has until october 15th to come one a final plan to -- come up with a final plan to avoid losing its accreditation. >>> a $40 million grant for and advanced signaling system is being alunsed for lawmakers for caltrain -- announced for lawmakers caltrain. this will lay the groundwork for electrifying caltrain for the year 2019. environmentists say switching to electric power will reduce harmful emissions. >>> loch patch farms say th

. >> alice dixon celebrated her 105th birthday yesterday. she deployed to europe during world war ii as part of an army battalion known as 6888. it was the only battalion comprised of all african-women. they delivered millions of pieces of mail to soldiers fighting in europe. the veterans administration honored miss dixon. she told us about the secret to her longevity. we want to say happy birthday, congratulations, and thank you for your service. >>> 5:57 is the time. a big announcement expected from the folks over at apple. >> and several media outlets reporting the u.s. ambassador to libya is among those killed in >>> breaking news right off the top this

most of the showers kind of hug the mason dixon line. we'll see sunshine as we get into the morning hours and also into the afternoon hours, but because the front will sink slowly south tomorrow, it's going to be fairly unstable, we still run the risk of a shower or storm thursday afternoon and evening. tonight shower or thunderstorm possible till midnight, breezy, mild, 58 to 64, winds southwest 10 to 15. tomorrow morning returning partly sunny and mild, maybe a shower, 50s and 60s. i think most of the commute will be dry. by afternoon, well, partly sunny and warm, shower or t- storm possible, high temperatures around 80, winds trying to turn northeasterly at 5 to 10. next three days keep it code green. we've got still warm conditions tomorrow, maybe a storm 80 and a few showers friday, 78 and a few showers on saturday, 74. should be okay for the game actually up in baltimore. the ravens should be in pretty good shape. the next seven days we're looking at temperatures slowly going down a little bit, low to mid-70s saturday and sunday, s

. >>> still ahead tonight, celebrating 105 years of a spit fire meet alice dixon coming up. >>> one of the first african american women to serve in the army celebrates a big milestone today. anita, she turns 105. >> hard to even fathom. anny hong introduces us to alice dirks dickson. >> god has been good to me, very good. he left me with a few marbles. >> more than a few, many would say. >> go to a nightclub. >> funky, feisty, and sharp as a tack. alice dickson shows no signs of showing down. miss dickson is the oldest resident here which has a nursing home wing. you can see the staff threw a celebration for her, a big party for a woman with an even bigger sense of humor. >> she loves telling jokes. at 31, she entered the u.s. army as one of the first african american women. something she never thought much about. >> i thought i was as good as everybody else. she joined after she was diagnosed with having a skin condition that causes loss of pigment. >> i thought the army knew all the answers. i said remove those spots. i went to dermatology, i was crying. i said can you remove those s

it is alice dixon's 105th birthday. she deployed to europe during world war i irk as part of an army battalion known as 6-888. it was the only battalion comprised of all african-american women. they delivered billions of pieces of mail to soldiers fighting in europe. the veterans affairs medical center in northwest d.c. honored her today. she talked about the secret to her longevity. >> you have extras, give somebody something else. be kind to people and share. that's why god let me stay here this long. >> dixon says growing up with eight siblings helped her learn to share. she's the oldest surviving member of her unit and one of the oldest surviving veterans of world war ii. >> looking good. >> looks great. >> and dan hellie has a look at sports. >> gio gonzalez not just leading the nats but leading the league last night against the mets. and rg3's number-one fan might just be his own defense. we'll tell you why. >>> hello, everybody. welcome back. i'm meteorologist doug camera. beautiful afternoon. 78 degrees, winds c

there was a huge turnout in dixon on the first day of the horse auction on the property of former comptroller rita crundwell. she's facing a federal charge of stealing more than 50-million dollars from the city -- over the course of two decades. her horses are world-renowned. 2-thousand people were said to be on sight and others on-line bidding for 319 horses. her most valuable horse -- a world champion stallion -- brought in a whopping 775- thousand dollars. >> when you have this many people in one confined area you can see this go higher >> last week she was indicted by the county on 60 counts of the ft >> no new negotiations are scheduled in the strike that's brought down the curtain at symphony center. chicago symphony orchestra musicians rejected the c-s-o association's final offer last night and went on strike.. just a couple of hours before the orchestra was scheduled to perform. their last contract expired a week ago. ticket holders can exchange their tickets for a future c-s- o performance.. request a refund.. or donate the tickets. it was a golden occasion today at holy name cathedr

dixon, 5 yard touchdown. 13-0, lightning. capping off a 75 yard drive. 13-6. is it murray. he runs into the short touchdown. 2 point inversion. no good. but the game away. diverting on a 4th and 2. that did it. 13-12, final. >> fall is here. >> officially tomorrow. >> it is that season. i like fall. the greatest season around here. >> football. of course it is a great season. >> scattered storms samarra. skies will clara tomorrow night. sunday looks beautiful. 70 degrees for the high temperatures. last time a plane to england, the kickoff temperature was 20 was. a subtle improvements there. monday looks beautiful. lots of sunshine. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- anncr: a good job. it's the key to a good life. but it isn't always easy to find one... a vote for question seven is a vote for maryland jobs. two thousand construction jobs to build a new resort casino. four thousand permanent jobs, paying... on average fifty five thousand a year. six thousand jobs from increased tourism...

. >> officer was laid to rest at the sacramento valley national cemetery military cemetery in dixon. in addition to his seven years with the chp, he was also a member of the army reserve. this is abc 7 news. >>> to help his family you can go to any bay area branch of wells fargo or mechanic bank and contribute to the children benefit memorial fund. >>> menlo park school will remain closed tomorrow after early morning fire destroyed part of it. administrative offices and classroom wept up in flames. lillian is live at beach wood school where teachers staff combing through the rubble. about. >> third grade teacher gallagher spent the afternoon sifting through the debris. hoping to find anything worth saving. the graduate just started teaching a few months ago. something she had been looking forward to for years. >> i have been saving things since 2008. shifting things from my, from minnesota here to use and it's all gone. >>reporter: fire at beach wood school broke out just before 4 a.m. menlo park fair department says the cause was a faulty kitchen appliance. flames destroyed not only

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the storms are coming through the area already seeing some around frederick and up to the mason dixon line in hagueers town. lees tower getting showers -- leesburg getting showers as well. you can see frederick a little bit of rain right now and also forther north the storm cells that could also include some pretty good sized hail. so temperature-wise, in downtown in the lower 90s. upper 80s for leesburg but you factor in the humidity, it feels like 95 at this hour in downtown. 96 in manassas and in fredericksburg. leesburg it feels like 98 and yes it is uncomfortable out there because the dew points that are in the 70s. so if you're going out tonight bruce, definitely don't forget your umbrellas just in case, talk about your labor day weekend forecast as well a little bit later, back to you. >> thanks a lot anny. the beginning of the new era today at -- the beginning of the new era today at penn state. the day was a university's first football game since jerry sandusky was found guilty of sexually abusing young guys. also the first game without joe paterno in more than 60 years. play

. >> officer was laid to rest at the sacramento valley national cemetery military cemetery in dixon. in addition to his seven years with the chp, he was also a member of the army reserve. this is abc 7 news. >>> to help his family you can go to any bay area branch of wells fargo or mechanic bank and contribute to the children benefit memorial fund. >>> menlo park school will remain closed tomorrow after early morning fire destroyed part of it. administrative offices and classroom wept up in flames. lillian is live at beach wood school where teachers staff combing through the rubble. about. >> third grade teacher gallagher spent the afternoon sifting through the debris. hoping to find anything worth saving. the graduate just started teaching a few months ago. something she had been looking forward to for years. >> i have been saving things since 2008. shifting things from my, from minnesota here to use and it's all gone. >>reporter: fire at beach wood school broke out just before 4 a.m. menlo park fair department says the cause was a faulty kitchen appliance. flames destroyed not only

. >> officer was laid to rest at the sacramento valley national cemetery military cemetery in dixon. in addition to his seven years with the chp, he was also a member of the army reserve. this is abc 7 news. >>> to help his family you can go to any bay area branch of wells fargo or mechanic bank and contribute to the children benefit memorial fund. >>> menlo park school will remain closed tomorrow after early morning fire destroyed part of it. administrative offices and classroom wept up in flames. lillian is live at beach wood school where teachers staff combing through the rubble. about. >> third grade teacher gallagher spent the afternoon sifting through the debris. hoping to find anything worth saving. the graduate just started teaching a few months ago. something she had been looking forward to for years. >> i have been saving things since 2008. shifting things from my, from minnesota here to use and it's all gone. >>reporter: fire at beach wood school broke out just before 4 a.m. menlo park fair department says the cause was a faulty kitchen appliance. flames destroyed not only

we'll maybe pop a shower or two north of town with the heavier activity staying north of the mason-dixon line. wednesday night maybe a shower there. this front is going to play with us until thursday. this may be a little farther south than this computer depicts. in that case we'll see some of shows thundershowers hanging out near -- those showers hanging out near us on thursday. exactly where it ends up will determine whether we get a few showers or not too many. here we are at thursday afternoon. notice the showers out to the west. as far as highs today, a gorgeous one. after the chill this morning we'll be pushing 77 in frederick. 76 in winchester and cumberland. 75 in annapolis and 77 in fredricksburg. the specifics on the metro forecast, well, today 76. a nice day. a few more clouds this afternoon. not nearly as chilly tonight. we'll be in the 50s and low 60s. 84 tomorrow with a threat for an afternoon shower or thunderstorm, although i think most of us will be all right. nice on thursday. we could see that early shower i think, more so than later on with high thursday maid 70s. the

cluster along the mason-dixon line. still alle it is the way to the south and west. chances ineep the forecast. the cold front has been stationary. it will pick up a little speed. as it gets closer, we will have of thunderstorms and again. for today a mix of sunshine and thunderstorms late. 79-84 degrees. tonight a few showers possible. 59-65 degrees. but that the seven-day forecast. cooling it down over the weekend. cross your fingers we do not the timing.ge think we will see the rain on sunday. i would like to connect with you on social media. find me on twitter or facebook. let's head over to traffic. >> we are following accidents starting in the district. crash just south of missouri ave. we are told for vehicles are involved in this one. northbound i-95 as he traveled through virginia at quantico. lane is blocked with a collision. existing delayn already building in the area. big crash we are following is an and silver spring. we had all lanes shutdown at university boulevard and dennis ave. reopened and we a little traffic by on the west side. two utility poles

shows no signs of letting off in check her twitter feed for the latest updates and photos from the dixon capital work and started to unfold earlier this week. american journalist anti-war activist don de bar says the core of the issue lies deeper than just the film. the movie or actually just the trailer really which is what's been available on you tube may be serving as a catalyst but certainly the animosity goes much deeper and the issues run much deeper people do not go into the streets over a movie and bring r.p.g. s. with them first of all they generally don't carry them around either this is a case of blowback as many people are saying without or someone else being responsible for this and the issue being this movie and then if you look at egypt the situation there is one where the government the president morsi has made a break with the people over two major issues in the last week or two of his coming down on the side of the united states over the over the situation in syria and iraq with israel neither of which are with the center of gravity exists among the egyptian people and

[applause] the south races rebels and rednecks, in 1767 jeremiah dixon charles mason to a map dividing the american colonies into the northern region and the southern region. since that time the mason-dixon line as prima serve and marketplace for the north and to the south begins. more accurate way to know for certain what exactly you're. it into a car, drive here, go east and south. at some point someone will start calling you sir or meant to that's when you know for certain you're in the suspect southerners are just polite like it. they have a million different ways to say think and the use of all. my favorite for the record is appreciate you which our young men say to me at a gas station result outside olympic what he said was appreciate you, sir. southerners are polite and thoughtful. they say police and thank you. they are tradition, god, liberals positively despise and it really is too. liberals hate the south. liberals begin with a southern accent is another way of saying look at me, i'm a racist. when liberals are a southern dialect what they really here is a, better brace itse

turner was on a medical furlough from the dixon correctional center.. where he was serving a 40 year sentence for killing a chicago man during a 1998 home invasion. a community alert has been issued for the morgan park neighborhood, after an increase of robberies in the area. the robberies took place on august 27th in the 1600 block of west 47th street and on september 14th in the 5100 block of south ashland. in these incidents, the suspect asks the victim for a cigarette then walks behind the victim, puts an unknown object to the victim's back, and robs them. anyone with information is asked to call police. a local catholic group wants parishioner input on who should replace francis cardinal george when he retires. the cardinal is currently being treated for his second battle with cancer. he has not said when he will step down. but the group "voices of the faithful" is accepting ideas for a new cardinal online. they say it fulfills a centuries old tradition where the faithful express their needs. but the archdiocese is telling its priests not to advert