arlington national cemetery with a backpack full of trouble. what the feds found in his virginia home. a severe summer storm races across the region. we are live chasing down all the damage. this is 9news now. first we get so breaking news. united airlines is dealing with a nationwide computer outage. we have gotten reports that it is affecting the airlines reservation system interrupting departures, airport processing and reservations. united is working to resolve the problem as fast as they can. a viewer called us tonight so day there are lines of people at dulles international who can t even get their luggage. we will bring you more updated information on this as soon as we have it. trees down, roads closed, lights out. tonight thunderstorms and high winds left a huge mess across our region. gary neurenberg is joining us live from upper marlboro. gar? reporter: pretty heavy storm hit that area of anonrundle. originally 9000 customers were out. right now it st
[cheers and applause] good night, cleveland! now presenting washington s only growing news. this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon. a 2-year-old boy found dead in the family van parked in the driveway. the child apparently left there all day long. how could it happen? we have late breaking details on the investigation. a marine reservist in arlington national cemetery with a backpack full of trouble. what the feds found in his virginia home. a severe summer storm races across the region. we are live chasing down all the damage. this is 9news now. first we get so breaking news. united airlines is dealing with a nationwide computer outage. we have gotten reports that it is affecting the airlines reservation system interrupting departures, airport processing and reservations. united is working to resolve the problem as fast as they can. a viewer called us tonight so day there are lines of people at dulles international who can t even get their luggage. we
lawmakers yesterday passed a balanced budget on time. but today the governor rejected the plan and tonight robert lyles asks should sacramento still show them the money? this legislature has adopted an attitude of we are going to do what we want. reporter: the president of the taxpayers association does not mince words. he believes they accepted a budget that will fail just to keep their paychecks coming. they should hold their pay because the budget they submitted to governor brown was not balanced. reporter: that s what the comptroller s office is trying to do telling cbs5 they will be tracking every expenditure f they don t balance, he believes he has the legal ability to stop lawmakers $95,000 paychecks. we met our deadline. we met our deadline. reporter: but the senate president and speaker of the assembly. we clearly met the obligation to pass a balanced, on time budget. what s at issue right now though is much more important than pay. reporter: at any
and speeding at 71 miles per hour in a 55-mile-per-hour zone. he was arrested on may 26th in loudoun county and is facing four felony charges there of grand larceny stemming from the vandalism and break ins of 27 vehicles. he posted a $5000 bond and was released the next day. this incident raises serious questions about his military service. how can he be a motor vehicle operator in the reserves with so many traffic violations? and how did he remain in the reserves while facing felony charges in virginia? right now it is unclear what charges, if any, are pending in this case. derek? andrea, thank you for that. our coverage continues live from the suspect s home in frankonnia. are they saying anything what they found inside the house? reporter: nothing revealed at this point. investigators have been inside this home on the corner for most of the day. apparently looking for anything that could tie the 22 year old to some kind of a crime or some kind of alleged terror
pelley: good evening. wherever you are, chances are it s a scorcher. and we wondered what s behind it all. have a look at this. for the second day in more than half of t country the temperature reached 90 degrees or higher. baltimore and newark, new jersey set records when the mercury hit triple digits. in texas, more than 8 80% of the state is in a drought. in arizona, firefighters are in a losing battle against a huge wildfire. we check in first with bill whitaker on the fire line. reporter: this giant fire has scorched an area larger than phoenix and forced nearly 7,000 people from their homes. including sherry counts. she s taking shelter in her friend s r.v. and staying in touch with her family by cell phone and text. when you can see the plume of smoke from a distance it looks like a big-headed monster and it s just sitting there. so, yeah, we ran. reporter: counts moved here from oklahoma a little more than a year ago. i ve seen tornados and this is the scari