the political life. i can remember the convention in 1960. all of the grandparents and parents were listening to the convention night after night. i remember john kennedy s race in 1962. it was the biggest thing in the family life. the fantasy all my life was that , grow up and find a career and fight away to get into public service. your dad started a full vote dealership. mr. beyer: by the end of the summer i had fallen in love with the business and gotten cold feet about med school and i asked if i could stand at the weeks and it turned into 41 years. interviewer: where did you go to college? mr. beyer: a small liberal arts college that dates from 1793. and at dartmouth, majoring in economics which was formative for me because i had one graduate program in development economics. how do you raise poor countries out of pollard poverty and that has been relevant for the u.s. and relevant for leadership. interviewer: what makes a successful car dealership? mr. beyer: there
times online. a woman with amnesia finally finds her family. millions of drivers, rain, low gas prices and the fourth of july falling on a saturday. i m shomari stone. why some experts say that s a bad combination. news4 at 11 starts now. they put their lives on the line at work, but this was supposed to be a friendly competition. yeah. police detective from brazil died tonight in virginia after he crashed his bike at the world police and fire games. two more riders are still in critical condition. news4 s jackie bensen is live at innova fairfax hospital with the latest. jackie? reporter: this was heart-wrenching. just a short time ago, one of investigator carlos silva s colleagues talked to us about this man, this 48-year-old man and the life he lived thousands of miles away from here. i worked with carlos, my big brother. it s very hard for me to say these words. i was his roommate. and actually, yesterday we talked a little bit of the world fire games. re
mall. you may notice more security keeping an eye on the crowds. transportation reporter adam tuss explains why. reporter: given the significance of the fourth and what it stands for, some added attention from metro. the large crowd, we do have all hands for our police departments at bay. there are a number of events and we want this to be a safe and happy holiday for everybody. reporter: some departments are using internal memos we ve looked at. i m not going to let it stop me from enjoying this great place. reporter: and lots of people are expected to come here to the mall on saturday to enjoy it all. metro says it s expecting 600,000 to 700,000 riders on saturday and may have to adjust some stations around the mall to become entrance only after the show. what we re going to have is service ramping up around 2:00 to near rush hour service starting around 6:00 until after the fireworks to be able to handle that capacity crowd. reporter: metro will be charging r
weather day by any means. tracking showers on storm team 4 radar. we have had rain move into the area and it s going to continue for the morning hours. here is the latest now. the rain favoring parts of northern virginia back into western maryland and the panhandle of western virginia. rain moving through montgomery county fauquier frederick and howard county. scattered showers for the morning hours. as we get into the afternoon hours, scattered showers and thunderstorms possible. you want the umbrella handy today. you have outdoor cookouts. be ready to move indoors. here is the morning planner, 73 degrees, spotty showers. 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. temperatures warm into the mid-70s by noon. limited sunshine is possible at that point. coming up i m going to show you future weather for this afternoon on into the evening, what we can expect for fireworks and timing out the potential for thunderstorms later today. all right. thank you so much amelia. happy fourth of july. there are
the best amateur skateboarders in the city. bill: a wheeler a wheeler dealer. did you see what i did there? guys, teamed chaser coverage of the big announcement this week governor christie running for president. iraq it is in hampshire with the governor but i want to start with you because you have a side of the story that came out of the announcement that i think is going to get almost as much play. this past tuesday governor chris christie announced he was running for president. that caught the attention of the nation. nation. the person standing behind him stole the show. a community activist from camden that became known to the internet as the christie guy as christie speaks to me you can see him in the background doing all sorts of moves that he will describe to us right now. describe my move on the guy moves me, leveling i. bill: i want you to walk me through this now. first we get the fist pump going on. give me that. a little bit of a short going on. don t kno