hello, everybody. i am angie goff. >> and i am richard jordan. i noticed a few drops much mist coming in. >> definitely misty out there. a bit of a cool-down. >> yeah, late yesterday, we had bonus sunshine. it put us at 83 degrees. you will notice the clouds

outside this morning, and i did get two swipes of the swipers. 59, waldorf. and 64 in petersburg. nothing really showing up as the drops are so small. our rain threat is very low. and a drizzle threat is high. most of it will be done at 9:00 or 10:00. temperatures struggling to get up to 70. a little more sunshine on your

monday. but on your whole, we will be sunshine challenged for today and tomorrow. not a good layout on a sunday, but a good day not to have to worry about rain and high temperatures. a tpfairfax county mother g into an argument with another driver and was run over while on her way to visit her sick mother in the hospital. >> i don't know how i'm going to get through this. >> the 21-year-old was found dead here on harrison lane in fairfax county friday morning. police say she had been run over and a possible case of road rage. >> how could somebody be cruel and leave a dead person laying on the side of the road?

>> moore had a stroke on monday. she says her daughter was headed to the hospital to visit her. >> she never made it. >> a witness told police arrington got out of her car and had a conversation. the medical examiner determined she died from a crush injury. >> whoever hit her. just come forward. i'm fair. i give you the chance to tell me what happened. >> her mom says she is not the kind of person that would get into a road rage confrontation. she wants answers and justice. >> she meant the world to me. my life was her.

and now someone took that away from me. >> police still don't know exactly what happened. was this a case of road rage, or did the victim know the person that ran her over. fairfax county police set up two of the message boards in the area, and they are looking for witnesses to the violent incident. >> a $50,000 reward is available to anybody that can help solve a murder case 4 years old. it was at the height of the gang wards in the trinidad area. yesterday, seal's mother canvassed the area. they hope that somebody who originally stayed quiet will speak up and help solve the case. >> i want to be able to dance the victory dance. i want the person that killed my son to be in jail and if he is already in there i want him to

stay in there. >> they say this is the perfect time to try and solve cold cases. there are extra officers available because of the busy weekend in the district. >> and president obama is running for re-election. the president had been crisscrossing the country for the past few weeks pushing his economic plan. >> the president kicking off his campaign in richmond, virginia. he told the crowd the journey they started together in 2008 is not finished and says the election in november is crucial for regular americans. >> this is not just another election moment. we have been through much to turn back now. >> the president also made a stop in columbus, ohio

yesterday. virginia and columbus are expected to be key states. gary johnson will represent the libertarian party in november. johnson was originally running in the republican race but now will square off against president obama and mitt romney most likely. he is running on a platform for drastic cuts for spending and will make legal marijuana. joe biden sits down with david gregory here on nbc 4. a judge called a recess after the september 11th attack men, including, khaled sheikh

mohammed. they knelt in prayer and ignored the judge and would not listen to arabic transitions of instructions. at one point they asked all charges be read out loud. the assignment stretched 13 hours. today, crowds will use fit in the district for two worthy causes. thousands will finish day two of avon walk for cancer. the event raises money for breast cancer research. each person races $1800. this is the tenth anniversary of the walk and the event closes up later this afternoon with the washington monument. right now runners are headed to the fat mall for the road race

raising money for brain cancer research. police already closed streets. it starts at freedom plaza at 14th street and pennsylvania avenue. all roads should re-open around 11:00 this morning. later this morning, the man that started the trend will lead a crowd in hopes of setting a world record. he will be at freedom plaza trying to set the record for zaccing. everybody around the world have struck the same pose to honor zac. and we heard from zac yesterday

and he told me he completed three rounds of chemo and is feeling great. >> he has obviously proven he is tougher than the average bear out there. no doubt. >> and shifting over to the weather, though. if you are stepping outside anytime soon, be prepared. >> it's a high threat of drizzle and fog. the question is how long will the gloominess linger into your sunday. that forecast is next.

got pretty warm yesterday. >> yeah. two extra hours of sunshine yesterday, so instead of 79, 80, we were 83 and 84 for much of the afternoon, but once the clouds came back about 1:00 in the afternoon, we saw a lot of

people going around asking if it was going to rain or not. if you lived across northern and central virginia, you ended up with a decent amount of rainfall yesterday as advertised. barely a drop fell in the state of maryland. and for today the clouds moved in and thickened up a bit. and so not a very pretty start to your sunday, but the rain drops are gone. the drizzle drops remain, and the rain chances are essentially back down to zero until about tuesday afternoon. that being said, even though it's not going to rain today, it can feel awfully groomy out there as well. 63 now at national airport. and there is the culprit. east wind at 9 miles per hour, this low cloud deck is going

nowhere. and don't count on a lot of sun today. it's 57 in cambridge. and 64 in fredericksburg, virginia. here is your hometown forecast in damascus, maryland. as we get to lunchtime today, the clouds holding tough. by early afternoon, i think we will get a few peeks of sunshine. and then down into the low 60s by 11:00 p.m. no rain around here today. off the outer banks of north carolina. and our next chance for rain is here, across minnesota and wisconsin. that main area of low pressure is going well to the north but will drop a cool front here late tuesday into wednesday. that will be our next chance for

rain showers. high pressure in charge. and we will keep the clouds and fog around for lunchtime today. a few sunny breaks coming up today. the cool and cloudy east win will put the clouds and fog back in place for monday morning. and then high pressure slides offshore, and we will get extra sun tomorrow. and there is our rain chances as we get into the day tuesday afternoon and wednesday. for today, leading to a mostly cloudy day. if you get bonus sunshine, you will be in the 70s. a few extra sunshine should allow more locations to get into the 70s for tomorrow and the extended forecast, 70 today and 71 tomorrow. and then as a result, we get

stormy and then clear things out by the end of the week and into next weekend. if you need to stay ahead of the weather for today and you are not going to be watching us all day -- first of all, shame on you for that, and follow me on twitter and i will keep you abreast of the weather. >> p-o-p means what? >> you only have 140 characters. i think this weekend has been great for sports. >> your caps beat the rangers

3-2 thanks for a power-play goal from mike green. the nationals on their way to sweeping philadelphia. and they can close out the series tonight. the o's get seven runs in the third inning against boston. mark reynolds helped to give the o's their win. and i'll have another is your kentucky derby winner. a thrilling win. it was a 15 to 1 long shot. and d.c. united. the bicycle kick sealing the

deal. and that's your sports minute, everybody. next up, reporter's notebook. for now, here is pat lawson muse. we begin this morning with the sentencing of harry thomas. he was sentenced last week to 38 months in jail for stealing money that was supposed to go to needy children. the councilman pleaded guilty of stealing money to support a lavish live style. >> he got more than his supporters should have gotten. he got less than his critics should have gotten. two groups are not going to be happy. but it's a hit. he is disgraced.

it's four years. it's going to be tough. and so he got the full medal of the law. >> seems to me he got a break, jerry, because the judge cited his history of good works. >> if you go to ward five, there is a lot of thomas supporters. when i say thomas supporters, i am talking about his dad, the late harry thomas. but when you look overall at the picture a lot of communities are saying he got a break, and it's not fair because he took money from children and that's the snag there. it really looks bad. >> how strong of a message does it send to political leaders? >> it should send a very strong message that prosecutors in this era of d.c.'s history are not playing. i think they are sending a

message that they are going to come after you, and that they are not going to cut you a break. like everybody, we all know, thomas, and many of you have grown up with him and watched him grow up. >> sure. >> but, you know, i don't know when elected officials will learn, that you just can't do this and get away with it. >> it does send a song to the other investigations such as qualmy brown and vince gray. >> thomas promised to work to restore his representation. can he regain his political career or retore that? >> if he gets into community service and tries to pay off -- some way pay off his debt in monetary sums and in real

hard-driving ways, you know, contrition and that kind of thing. voters love a person that changes course and becomes a good person when they have been a bad person. >> i talked to one at large council member that told me it would be difficult for him once he comes out of the prison mainly because it will be difficult to get a job in government. the whole thing here is public trust. public trust does not easily go away. >> marion barry, he had his downs and ups -- >> but barry never stole money from children, and he never stole money from the government -- >> yeah, you are right. he never did anything like that. >> anything is possible. but let's say you have a new breed of politicians coming in, and i don't know it will be as

easy as it has in the past. they bring in a whole new attitude and they are saying it's just time for the old guard to leave. >> a new breed of tkepl gratk d. >> that's right. >> they are repaying workers furloughed last year. they were furloughed when the city was anticipating there would be a budget deficit. what were the arguments against giving this money back. >> one argument is it should be split. half of it should go to pay the workers back and half should go to services and education and etc. there's tommy wells that says all of it should go towards education and other services in the city. and then you have the marion barry

barrys, saying the money should go back to the furloughed employees. >> the politics is that these are voters and has families that are voters, and that's the politics of it. >> they are still deadlocked -- >> marion barry broke the deadlock. >> and the mayor said extending alcohol sales would help raise a few million dollars. >> flags go up for graham, and he said no, we are not going to extend ours in his committee and that's why it was dropped. people in the neighborhoods are very happy. we are not talking about neighborhoods like georgetown only, but we are talking about

capitol hill and columbia heights where these bars are within neighborhoods, and if they extended the hours it would be a total catastrophe. >> this is contributors versus voters. this is exactly what it turns out. i think in this case the voters want out because there is probably more of them then they are contributors. and this issue is not dead. >> it comes back with the budget p . >> this is like the third rail of politics. and jerry is close to this in his neighborhood. those are the people that go out and vote, and if you are going to disthem and vote for longer bar hours, you are harming yourself. i should say there was a victory for liquor store owners because they get to open at 7:00 instead of 8:00, so they will have their

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welcome back. legislative leaders have agreed for a special session where they will tackle the unfinished budget business. the general assembly failed to pass an income tax increase. how long do we expect this session to last? >> probably not long, just a day or two. although you never know with these things. it's dejavu all over again. they did not settle up on gambling. and the question is, have they figured out a way out now? my sources indicate a real tough problem for them. >> the doomsday budget kicks in

if they don't get the session under way? >> mike miller says it will take one or two days and he doesn't expect it to go beyond that. many of the answers are in the hopper and they are bringing the session back because they have to address the important issues of not being able to cut in education and infrastructure. >> i think jerry hit it, and the fact they are saying one or two days, and the leadership and the governor is saying we think that we have a deal, and i believe they have already done the count, and this is just a matter of formality. coming back, i bet you they will come up with a deal and they will know where the votes are -- >> most people think they will probably settle this. >> it's certain they are going to come up with a deal. the point is nothing was said

about gambling. >> several weeks ago there was talk potentially of a second special session to deal with gambling. >> maybe they will come up with the second session. mean while, same-sex proponents say they have over half of the signatures they need. they need more than 55,000 signatures by the end of june. >> it took them from january to now to get 30,000. june, and it's a little more than a month to get 30,000 more. seems difficult to me. >> i think they are going to get it and they are confident they will get it. the difference is you are talking about winter months whereas now, and schools out,

and there will be a push -- >> they are over the hump. >> i think they are going to get the signatures. in virginia, he is off and running. lieutenant governor bill bowling is planning his first campaign event in the 2013 gubernatorial race. >> it's going to be very tight. all of virginia is tight. top of the ticket, obama versus romney, and now bowling has to get into the race and get his ducks in a row. you know, the idea was that there would be a deal, that mcdonald would run for governor.

>> this is going to be a big fight. >> it was supposed to be running unopposed. everybody was supposed to sail through the nomination process. keep in mind what you just said. here you have a senate race, a governor's race and presidential race, and there is only so much money to be raised in the commonwealth of virginia. you will have to get out here early, as dave said, and raise money. >> speaking of the senate race, the latest public policy polling shows that that race is deadlocked 46 -- >> sorry? >> tim kaine with 46 and allen with 45. >> interesting thing is allen has a higher popularity rating as a former governor than romney does, and that seems to be

helping him with cain. cain is also a former governor, and the question is is something with the romney campaign or the obama campaign help either one of them. will there be coattails. would either of them be in a position to have reverse coattails. >> it's a toss up. a lot depends on the national picture. but i still can't get northern virginia out of my mind as the tipping point here. how that will play out in the end, this is a very close race, and northern virginia's voters will play in the end, supporting the democrat, i don't know? >> it's interesting the fund-raising is so close. obama and romney raised about the same amount of money in virginia. >> well, like joe said, there is only so much money can you get.

>> and everybody is putting money at the top of the ticket, because they are hoping there will be coattails. it's still too early. it's still absolutely too early. >> the economy is going to determine all of the races. >> how high is the governor, mcdonald on the short list, the potential running mate? >> the abortions issue, relative to sonograms for those getting -- seeking an apportion, having to weigh in on that and a few other social issues that democrats lobbed against republicans on, quote, a war on women, and we will see if women survive. that's powerful people on that list? >> and powerful people from the conservative corner. is mcdonald too moderate to swing the moderate ticket?

>> everybody now is beginning to be moderate. it always comes to the center. but you have to get somebody little bit right of center in order to appease the tea party folk. you can't have the moderates being too moderate -- t-o-o moderate. stay with us, new"news4 tod continues. hi, everybody. i am richard jordan. >> and i am angie goff. chuck, i have to say, it's not

all that bad outside. >> it's the first weekend in may so it doesn't get too chilly now. you will notice a change from yesterday morning. considerably cooler and if you are driving with the window open, you might feel early-morning dampness. there is fog and mist and drizzle out there. no pretty sunrise today. 63 in silver spring. and 60 degrees at solomon's island. and 61 in leesburg, virginia. it's not going to rain today or tomorrow. here you go. i will widen out the view on the radar. even with the clouds and drizzle this morning that will go away,

and by late this morning the drizzle will be gone, and i do think we will get a peak or two of the sunshine today. the first north you go the better your chances of getting a peak of the sunshine. i think tomorrow a few extra breaks of sun will mean a difference of two or three degrees warmer than today, but hovering around low 70s today. >> we will have to check the forecast in l.a., because somebody is on her way. >> if it rains while i am in los angeles, i will be so mad. >> i will report live there for "the voice" finale. can't believe they are doing this to me. police in maryland are investigating a deadly shooting involving a father and his son.

it happened in gaithersburg last night. a man was arguing with his 22-year-old son. the father shot the son who died in the parking lot a short time later. police has not identified the victims or what they were fighting about. and sepb a statement was released saying mary cone will donate her remains. police say they found two bodies in their search for a tennessee mother and three daughters. there was an amber alert issued. two bodies showed up in a mississippi home that was owned

by the man tied to the man accused of abducting them. the fbi doesn't know if they went willingly. the vote was part of the share holders meeting. they prau poesed the idea. officials say they want annual update on planning. share holders are confident there's a plan in place. >> he said his treatment will be simple. it's a few blocks from his office. he walks there and gets

treatment. he won't miss any work. he said he will be perk -- perfectly fine. right now voters in france could unseat sarkozy. the winner will serve a five h-year-term. >> two of the hikers once detained in iran are now on their honeymoon. sarah shourd and shane bough wur.

shane bower stayed in custody for more than two years. >> they have been through a lot together. all three of them. >> they have. moderator of "meet the press" will join us next. he will break down the race for the white house. also coming up, and the invasion that has taken over parts of virginia. stay with us.

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can make a difference in the life of this country. >> the race is on. president obama officially launched his re-election campaign yesterday in richmond and columbus, ohio. his new slogan is forward. so can forward do for the president what hope did four years ago. >> david gregory, moderator of "meet the press," joins us. the campaign is off and running and what do you think it was about virginia? >> it's a key battleground state. it's a state he won four years ago that is more questionable now in his ability to pick it up this time. and the electoral map, this is where the campaign will be fought. all states that the president won in 2008 where he faces a much tougher fate this go

around. the president is using the pitch that you may not be totally satisfied with where things are. by the way, don't trust the other guy. >> and he mentioned in both of the speeches rebuilding the economy, and in the jobs report, it's nothing to brag about. >> the president knows that he is vulnerable to the feeling that voters will have about their level of confidence in economic recovery. the more people feel they were worse off than four years ago. the president has to say, look, the whole was so deep that the climb out is going to take longer than you might expect. this is the test. in the end, the president will learn more by taking down romney

than looking at his record. they want to warn republicans don't have a better way out. >> there was a great special about the day bin laden was taken down. how much do you think they want voters to remember that? >> a huge amount. he is the president that ordered the strike to kill bin laden, and ending the war in iraq and afghanistan, and he has a bill of accomplishment to put before the american people. and it's an opportunity to contras himself with governor romney which he is trying to do, and for a democrat to run on national security, so that gives him an advance that most democrats don't have. >> we know they released letters and documents that came out. one of the things that came out,

bin laden tkpdidn't see, joe bi, as a threat. >> yeah, if we could take out president obama there would be >> there's a terrorists mastermind, and it showed you a little bit about how he not only viewed the world, but viewed where al qaeda was going. >> you are going to be speaking with vice president? >> yeah, we do that on a big weekend when the campaign is kicking off re-election. it's very important, i think, that right now leading into the summer, they are trying to shape views of voters. once you get into the end of the summer, you have hardened

positions and it becomes a real race after that. and i wondered who can i talk to as an ambassador with lower manhattan, and we talk politics and who doesn't love robert de niro. that will be on after "meet the press" and the full interview on the website as well. we started out with a misty morning. >> how long will that stick around? let's check in with chuck. >> the gray skies are here for much of your morning, but at least the mention of sunshine in your seven-day forecast.

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did you see it? >> i did not get a chance to see it. you know, the moon was out last night and i know a lot of people around here had a glimpse here and there, but ever time i looked up the clouds were in the way. >> let's talk about the super moon. >> it was more than 20,000 miles closer than it was on average. it looked extra big. if you got it just as the moon áe. if you have pictures send them in. outside for now, though, you are not going to see anything but cloud cover first thing this morning. you cannot even see the blazing may sunshine through the cloud

deck we have right now. and a little sun will be hard to come by today. the good news, not much of a rain threat. a good day to stay outside, it will be a nice one. no serious threat for rain or tomorrow. 63 in washington right now. the easterly wind at 9 miles per hour. that's what we see when we go outside this morning. upper 50s. most everybody in the low 60s. looking for highs in the lower 60s and low 70s. the clouds are going to hold thick through lunchtime tomorrow. and then we get a few peeks of

and then overnight tonight, temperatures in the mid-60s by 10:30 and 11:00 timeframe. no rain on storm 4 radar. and they are not even coming in our direction. the showers are off the outer ú. our next chance for rain is way up here across parts of the northern plains. that area of low pressure is going through the great lakes. but this trail in cold front is firing off showers over towards nebraska now, that will bring our chance for rain showers by tuesday afternoon and wednesday. for now, high pressure is in chargedm slivers of sunshine was all you could expect later this afternoon. another foggy start this afternoon, and then tomorrow

more clouds once again, and then as a result it will be a touch warmer before the rain chances return. for today, clouds and drizzle this afternoon. high temperature up around 70 degrees. and then tomorrow, one or two more peeks of one will get us u. >> chuck, thank you so much. with that warm weather chuck is talking about also comes the big bugs. spring weather brought along th. >> so annoying. thousands already took over three counties in southwest virginia. no need la lather yourself up

with spray, but this type of bug comes in may and is usually gone by july. legend would have it half man and half goat would roam the area. >> here is news4's derrick ward. >> reporter: nobody can quite pin down the day the legend started, but in the '50s and '60s, it wasp?ing. one of the places the goat man would frequent would wield an

axe. he was born out of an experiment gone wrong. that's where derrick parks was bitten. he was working as a contractor. >> we started to talk to a couple professors, and i found out a mythhbat man. >> if you are working on a shoot spring budget, it's an extreme challenge. we came into the project with a business sense. we had a vision in mind. made it easier in doing the story. >> still, he was surprised how much movie-related business is in the air yea. >> so many people in the art of making a movie don't mind stopping what they are doing and

giving me a hand. >> to make a long story short the film god made and got some buzz at a few festivals. >> reporter: the filmmaker and most locals will admit this whole goatman thing is a legend, a legend that endured. it's all in fun, and there's nothing to worry about, or is there? >> i guess that's why we have not seen a derrick in a while. >> yeah, i know. that's why he is not working today. if you see pictures of if you see pictures of goatman or see him, tweet us

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rese resecently had a stroke. >> president obama kicked off his official campaign with a rally inl-r virginia. ohio and virginia are considered battleground states in the election. the avon walk for breast cancer, and the 5k run going on this morning. even though it looks really gloomy and scary outside first thing this morning, there's no chance foraáy. mist and drizzle threat, if we want to call it that, will be gone by 9:00 or 10:00 this 74pv.

63 in fairfax and falls church. 61 degrees in shady side. north showing up on doppler. you could get a swipe or two out of the wiper blades because of clouds, yes, drops, not too much of a concern for today. as a result of the clouds, we will stay niceñótoday. if you see a few extra breaks of to work and school, everybody. the fog won'tas think, and witne you won't need the umbrella. next we have nbc's "viewpoint." we will be back in a few minutes with another update. good morning, and to

"viewpoint." our guest this morning is (á2ue. this was a huge race and it was down to the wire. what difference in voters' minds? >> it was a competitive race and we had good candidates, and just in the climate of what has been transpiring in the district of columb columbia, people were able to

the best council in the history folks work through all the challenges? >> we were able to come together and build a working relationship between the executive branch and the legislative branch. mrs. crop was able to pull the council together and you can count on 7:00 to 9:00 votes. that was a unifier. >> you don't get that every year.

>> worked out well. >> this was a busy week for the d.c. council and for harry thomas jr., and sentenced on thursday to 38 months f for empwez annualment. i applaud mr. thomas for accepting responsibility and saving the city for having to go through a costly and lengthy period of litigation. but the 38 months is really no b surprise. the plea agreement called for three years and mr. thomas was trying to get an 18-month sentence. it's an opportunity for ward

now is the time to roll up your sleeves. >> are you throwing your support in one direction or another? >> i am just looking at how you address the issues. the mayor put in the budget for two middle schools, and the renovation of dunbar senior high school, and the economic development we have in the pipeline in ward five and just overall, this person is going tç be key at the counsel. we had a deadlock.ñs>j76-6. that's a huge job, and we are looking for a good person to represent ward five. >> it could be a swing vote when

it's 6-6. you raised the mayors' budget back four days. where do you stand on that? >> i think the employees should be paid for the four furlough days. at the beginning of that fiscal year the city was told we would have a$188deficit. contained in the surplus was $20 million that we took from the employees. for the most part, these are the rank and file. i think that we should pay them back. the last time i checked, $240 million minus $20 million, stil.

we should get the job done. and now that we have new projected revenue, we can pay for it out of this particular basket and we don't have to tesg the ft we have a lot of work to do. >> definitely. i want to talk on the other side of the break about your priorities and education for one. we'll be right back, so stay with us on viewpoint.

welcome back. our guest is vincent orange.

councilman let's talk more about the council in general and why it has been so difficult achieve consensus. we heated exchanges, so why is that and do you see things improving? >> right now it's a trust factor. there are so many investigations taking place by the u.s. attorneys office, and within the government. our own attorney general has investigations on. and now council member jim on the front page, there was a suggestion thomas maybe had help from the inside. there's a lot of distrust and people are operating in sigh lohse. one thing extremely helpful is when the u.s. attorney resolves

issue with the chairman and mayor and we2e6hforward. like the sentencing of harry thomas jr. changed that chapter. >> right. >> what is the best path towards full transparency and ethics? know it's out in the open and tolerated, and you have the social media, and you can't hide anything, so you have to be doing we are there to provide for education and employment, and access to health care. that's what we should be there to work on. when i was there in 1989, we had a path laid out for us.

in order to do that, it had to start with mayor pill kwruplz andhgspb craft. the council members have to give back to what is good for the city. not just me, me, me, it has to be about we and our city. >> how much confidence do you have%y chair? >> i think qualmyg o cf1 a great job. >> i saw that when you said 12 characters, and that's not easy to do. in this climate, everybody is o

rop. council member jack evans and myself voted against that. when you look at the furlough issue, the major and the chairman were on the same page. and so it's some of the others that we have got them to kind of say, you know, this city has elected a mayor. the city has elected a chairman. let's try to support them and dj and then we built consensus about other issues. what i have concerns about, everybody wants everything now. when you look at the employees, they could have received their $20e and next week there could be more money on the table. but you can't get everything at once. our colleagues need to understand that let's take baby steps and get it done. i think we can get most of it

accomplished on july 15th. >> one of the priorities you ran on is jobs. we have parse of the employment in parts of the city in the upper teens. you are serving as chair of the small and local business development committee. how do you get that number down executive branches indicate we will create 55,000 jobs in the . in the 60, 16,000 temporary jobs and 19,000 permanent jobs. i think we need to train our people to the job. employees, sosj they are going to need maze and technicians and somebody has to work in the front december skpbg restaurants, and those are jobsp

and train them. >> what percentage need to be d.c. jobs? >> 0z%erld in t involved in the new hires. i think we should make a effort to train our people for theps7 jobs. we should profiled of the unemployed. we should be able to get those folks and train them in our community college and put our training into the community college which would help the community college flourish as í. >> we will be right back with vincent orange, the newly

i am angie goff. here are some of the stories we are following on this sunday morning. fairfax county mother is begging for answers in her daughter's death. a car hit her 21-year-old on harrison lane on friday morning in a possible road rage incident.ú6a>sjother driver inv not[$ne scene. yesterday a mother teamed up with police cadets to canvas the neighborhood son was 8t/1 and s. and president obama kicked off his official re-election campaign. the president spoke at skwrerpblgs"[jlthp(÷6rance ohio

state universityqu™utes.dç 6f the small and local÷ pictures and development. we were talking about how many tv shows were shot here and some come in for the back grounds and then leave.ixsximportant is tha? is this hollywood on potomac that can translate into jobs here? >> absolutely. i have had an opportunity to travel out with hollywood to meet with them to see what are the issues from having more movies shot in the city. they indicated four things. we have a lack of adequate sound stage. a lack of financial incentives.h

trained industry, and we control the streets, and trying to get a permit is hard. >> you have the layers of different jurisdictions and park police or local police? >> correct. jk ing with elizabeth -- she used to be the next door neighbor on the cosby show. >> we have been able to get a television series here shot in town called "badlands," and it's being produced out of the crime and punishment museum. we have a gentleman by the name well. raleigh studios to come here and

and provide some in new york, and he asked if you know how many people cut off the show "an a.m." the clothing and the food and the catering that takes place, and you need electricians and carpenters, and that's the type of thing0 going to do city. we have the monuments. >> we are.zdre beautifulh' we in the country. we havehervk>ac terms of the here? >> yes. >> the howard theater just

opened up. we had programming at the lincoln theater. the great debate produced by p.e.t. i think we should take advantagt took the television production 7:50,000 mill wrup. when you run the numbers you come outweigh ahead. the district of columbia has to get in that arena and look at the numbers and make sure that we come up with a sound package that will attract folks to the district of columbia. >> that's an hbo series being shot in baltimore. we know better. they will not show us who lives

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welcome back to "viewpoint." you ran on improving education reform. in 2011, fewer than 60% of students graduated from high school on time. how do we improve that number? >> i am happy to say since i early education bill passed. our third grader upon entering xúh2

add, subtract and multiply+xde. the united states department of education says÷rt independently grade, that child will moreg7a4 likely make contact with the criminal system.of the actually forecast what type of correctional facilities they will need based on who can read. williams and we started talking about taking over the school systems and governments, and it's near to me because# from a. and when i was 14 i went away to

a private boarding school and never looked back. now i am an attorney and cpa and have four degrees, and it's all about having a good foundation for education. i am always pushing that. +rtisement for education. >> re-opened as the tech high school. when i saw our kids on a new nof having books for their course books in the month of may, i mandated our children get the mandated books by the second week of school. talking about education is the starting line for a life of happiness and we must make sure that we put our children in a position to have the life of a happiness, and it starts with education. >> i want to touch on a couple

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community as well. p you ÷dn >>to live in the neighborhoods and some of them are coming froml,í million hole in the budget. >>. >> is that an option in your mind? >> i don't think we need to raise taxes. i think we can do that. >> twops"[j t thus gray's term thus far? >> as we all know, major gray got off to a shaky start there in the beginning. but he recovered well. he has great initiatives.7 he

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tomorrow, and if you have something to do today, you can >> it's lonely on the extra mile. >> that's what they say. >> moving forward now in the news this morning, a fairfax county mother is recovering of wi loss of her daughter. her daughter was run over. it happened on the way to visit her sick mother in the hospital. darcy spencer has more. >> i don't know i'm going to getjcy >> yeachild, 21 years old was found dead in fairfax county on friday morning. police say she had been run over andf14 range of road rage.k- how could somebody be c and leave a dead person on the

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