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Business development in loudoun, fairfax, and beyond. Thehis will increase ability to provide more service to dulles which will make us an even more attractive destination. Senator tim kaine has no doubt that the funding will be there because a big part of the project has already started wearing kendo will not stop. Opening ceremonies kick off tomorrow at 10 00 a. M. And will include Northern Virginia congressman frank wolf as well as Virginia Governor terry mcauliffe. Live in mclean, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. Also kicking off a new Silver Line Express Bus Service running between Dulles Inter...

friends of ex-gays and gays. pfox delivered thousands of flyers to students at seven montgomery county high schools in february. >> we're trying to present the reality that people who experience same sex attraction do not have to be locked into a gay identity for their entire high of. >> reporter: the response to the pfox flyers was swift. some parents complained it was anti-gay and the superintendent joshua starr called them deplorable. what was your reaction? >> well, i wondered if he had actually read it. >> reporter: but some parents don't think schools are the place for that typ...

student's dream come true. one county is now considering letting them sleep in every day. we'll begin tonight with what the feds are calling a disturbing trend. good evening. i'm brian bolter. >> i'm shawn yancy. three men, two different cases, but one thing in common here. they are all gang members who admit to recruiting high school aged girls into prostitution. fox 5's bob barnard is working the story for us tonight. >> federal prosecutors in alexandria today got guilty pleas from three young men charged in two separate sex trafficking cases, one of them in court late today admi...

martin was murder, not self- defense. >> the big issue was the police didn't do what you expect the police to do if somebody shot. they didn't even do what they would do if they shot somebody. >> i think they would have came quicker had he been white. >> reporter: college student jermaine bowden says he's been racially profiled by police and said he felt just the way he imagines trayvon martin must have felt. >> it's the worst to know that i'm not doing anything and just to get stopped, it's the worst. >> reporter: zimmerman grew up in this house in manassas and some people around he...

second degree murder charge could land zimmerman a life sentence. his arraignment is set for may 29th. polls indicate americans are deeply divided by race when it comes to the trayvon martin killing. a new online poll from reuters cites 91% of african americans think he was killed unjustly. just 35% of whites agree. polls from usa today and the washington post found similar divides and today my colleague bruce johnson found a wide range of views here in the d.c. region. >> i think the issue was the police didn't do what you would expect the police to do if somebody shot -- i mean t...