goldberg made about the cease-fire and hamas .y make those claims if you ignore the fact that after the november 2012 cease-fire, not one rocket came out of gaza for three months. who did violate the cease-fire, j.j.? it was israel. it bombed gaza dozens of times, killed and injured dozens of people, fired on farmers and fishermen. even the new york times had to frequentael's cease-fire violation. if you want to stop rockets, the answer is time tested and easy. israel can stop attacking and killing people in gaza and can lift the siege. , it is nottalk about just having palestinians bleed on television that supports the coverage. where are the palestinian voices? yesterday, the electronic intifada published a statement, 91 civil society leaders in gaza, people from the red crescent, the universities, the media, supreme court judges, 91 members of civil society, and they said we do not want a cease-fire without justice because going back to the status quote is a living death. the choice we are being given is between being blown to

." ♪ tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- whoopi goldberg, stephen moyer, musical guest, puss n bootsd featuring the legendary roots crew. and now, here he is -- jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about, right there. great crowd. thank you, guys. welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." we're going to have fun tonight. [ cheers and applause ] it's a good one. let's get through some news stories first. here's what people are talking about. president obama called german chancellor angela merkel yesterday to talk about improving relations with our country after this latest spying scandal. obama made her a pretty good offer. he said, "look, we'll stop spying if we can borrow your soccer team." [ laughter ] and i think -- i think it's going to work out. it's a good idea. [ applause ] the next five years. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: speaking of obama, yesterday, congressman raul labrador -- [ laughter ] that's not the joke. >> steve: that's his real name. >> jimmy: that's his real name, yeah. >> steve: raul. woof! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. raul labra

that's the average response time. >> reporter: those sirens are now 6,000 miles away, goldberg hopes the sos app will help his new israeli firefighter family. >> it's a global code and transcends all cultures and languages. hope. ly this conflict will end soon and i -- hopefully this conflict will end soon and i can go back and hang out with these guys versus responding to incidents. >> goldberg was just one of 13 u.s. firefighters who went to israel as part of this emergency responder volunteer program. he actually signed up for it back in 2012, but it wasn't until just last week that he was finally called to action. he says he's already ready to go back. >>> now to the latest on that airliner crash in africa, crews at the crash site in mali say they found no survivors. the air algerie jetliner called 110 passengers and a crew of six. nearly half the passengers were french citizens. the state department says it knows of no americans on board. that plane was on a flight from burkina-faso to algeria and it disappeared from the radar not long after the pilots requested a change in cour

i need goldberg's advice.nd now that are harsh towards various people. the books are built on anonymous sources. they are built on them. all right? i have said no to the books. not that i disagree with the books. not that i think the books aren't accurate. i have read some of the books. but i just feel queazy putting authors on who come in and they say pretty terrible things about people. both on the left and the right. but they don't have backup for it. you can can make a lot of money doing that so, am i wrong for not featuring those books? >> no. you are not wrong. i totally agree with you. totally. >> oh my god, now i know i'm in trouble. >> well, you are in trouble. i will give you a little behind the scenes information. i was asked to write a blurb for one of those books and i said. no i said. no you know, i mean, some of the allegations, if true, would be blockbuster news. but i don't know if they are true. >> i don't know. >> i feel real uneasy about that stuff. >> right. there is a lot of money to be m

all of us -- we're doing live tv right now with goldberg and goldberg could say something insane.n, he could, it's possible. he has in the past. that's a joke, bernie. that's a joke. >> i could say you are making sense so far. that would be insane. >> but, when you depend, when you go outside for a phone call, i mean, you have got to know how are talking to. >> look, there are a couple of rules. number one, you never put a total stranger on the air, let alone on live television on a big story like this without vetting the person. but that's exactly what they did. they didn't vet the person, and is he a total stranger. second, he said he is at the u.s. embassy. is he a sergeant at the embassy, in ukraine. okay? that's in kiev. and he says he looked out the window and saw the missile. the missile was fired between 4 and 500 miles. >> away? >> yeah. so, and that didn't occur to any of the geniuses there. the third thing is what you do is you say you are at the embassy, sergeant? okay. give us the phone number at the embassy and we will call you back. look, you know that idiot anchorm

jeff goldberg tells us what it involves. >> there is a sense of certainty when it comes to rush-hour. >> rush-hour is really crowded. >> which is why these people like what they are hearing about plans to ease the crash. >> you have to watch where you are going or they will knock you down. another metro would be great. >> metro had been considering a , and the other calling for a second station. toer option one was deemed not feasible, focus shifted for a new station north of wilson boulevard connected by up to three underground walkways which would mean more blue line trains. >> seems to me there are a lot of other things that can help out in the system. >> it is such a critical piece of infrastructure. addition of the silver line will only add to the congestion. the solution, a new station. >> we need to be able to fix that chokepoint. >> all that means when the silver line starts running, blue line trains will run less frequently. every 12 minutes instead of every eight minutes. wait any longer. >> it is kind of annoying knowing it is not going to say seven minutes. >> jeff goldber

now whoopee goldberg is weighing in.ay on the view she addressed commercial comments made by smith. smith added that no man should hit a woman but a woman should avoid provoking man's anger. >> we should have to learn about elements of provocation. not that there's real provocation. but elements of provocation. you have to make sure you address it. what we've got to do is do what we can to try to prevent the situation from happening in any way. >> those comments elicit outrage yesterday. and whoopee goldberg had this to say. >> you have to teach women do not live with the idea that men have the shimmering thing still with them. don't assume it's a place. don't be surprised if you hit a man and he hits you back. you hit somebody and they hit you back. >> stephen smith, for his part, offered the apology yesterday for his original remarks about the provocation. >> particularly the victims of domestic abuse and to my female family members and loved ones, i've disappointed and who know i know better. you deserve the better pr

two key pieces of information we're getting from jeff goldberg.ne is that back in april of 2011, the williams took a trip with the governor's wife where they went on a $20,000 shopping spree. key information number 1. a month later in may 2 of 2011 we're told maureen mcdonnell and williams met to discuss the family's financial situation. that is where we're being told, according to williams who is on the stand right now, that's where she asked him for a $50,000 loan and then asked for an additional $15,000 loan for the expenses of their daughter's wedding. again, our jeff goldberg is inside that courtroom in richmond, and he will of course bring us updates, new information, starting at 6:00. reporting live in the newsroom, hatzel vela, abc~7 news. >> thank you. >> meanwhile we have new developments in the sudden closing of truland systems. it put hundreds out of work in this area. >> we've learn days before the closing the president of the company september out e-mails assuring -- sent out e-mails assuring employees that everything was fine. steph

i am joined at the table by jeffrey goldberg, national correspondent for the atlantic magazine. >> in is the thing about all middle east conflict, maybe all conflicts in general. is that, you know, once it goes can kinetic to borrow the pentan shorthand, once it goes lives and people are firing at each other, all plans go out the window. >> we continue with author chuck klosterman who talks about his latest book, "i wear the black hat, grappling with villains." >> as i was writing the essays and trying to see what is the unifying thing i am finding interesting about this and it seemed to be this. it seems that very often the person who is the villain is the person who knows the most and cares the least. >> jeffrey goldberg and chuck klosterman when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the following. >> >> there's a saying around here: you stand behind what you say. around here, we don't make excuses, we make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in t

goldberg.com mr. goldberg. i'm starting to think many press people even the veterans like gregory and i'm not picking on gregory, that's what i just gave you, i had to ferret it out. i didn't know that off the top of my head. if i were going to ask that question to president clinton as gregory did, i would have known the answer. i just don't ask questions off the top of my head not knowing what the answer is. that's the simple rule of law. >> i don't think a lot of journalists know enough or care enough to even cover the news these days. >> am i wrong? >> i think you are wrong. i don't care the question is whether they know enough. i think most reporters know as much as you do, bill about benghazi, the irs scandal all the other phony scandals hanging over this white house. that's not the issue. the issue is they don't care they don't process the same information the way you do or brit hume does or i do. they have so much invested in this current president and even more importantly in his histor

citizens selected to contribute to the receiving of the government's food pyramid professor bob goldberg is a member of the national academy of sciences and professor of molecular biology u.c.l.a. name one of the top twenty professors in the school's history he's been using genetic engineering in his research for the past three decades and my old pal john salley well as that of a good t.v. host n.b.a. champion john is currently working with the los angeles school system as its health and wellness guru and we'll be joined as the show progresses buyer of variety of guests in other locations on both sides of the issue but start first with with dr goldberg professor what is gee what is a g.m.o. we're talking about inserting genes in organisms for which essentially they weren't born with a very powerful technique but it's an old technique our forty years forty years the one invented that was invented in nine hundred seventy three november twenty third of april twenty third and its purpose was. the purpose was to originally to be able to study the genes in the biology of living organisms and i

of variety of guests in other locations on both sides of the issue let's start first with with dr goldberg professor of what is gee what is a g.m.o. we're talking about inserting genes in organisms for which essentially they weren't born with a very powerful technique but it's an old technique how old forty years forty years that we're going invented that was invented in one nine hundred seventy three november twenty third of april twenty third and its purpose was. the purpose was to originally to be able to study the genes in the biology of living organisms and it's led to a tremendous revolution in biology a tremendous revolution in biotechnology so you see no negative to it i think you know you can't always say that there's there's a negative but i think you need to take it on a case by case basis there's no question that genetic engineering over the last forty years has saved hundreds and hundreds of millions of lives in the body wooded area has it improved the food it's been tremendous improvement in agriculture particularly in the developing world there's been tremendous studies done

david goldberg is next. ♪ onthis is "taking stock" bloomberg. i am pimm fox.lley, jon erlichman has been there all day and is there to take a survey with a chief executive. you've got david goldberg. though ahead. surveymonkey, what is a surveymonkey? >> surveymonkey, they take surveys left, right, and center. they are very good at it. dave, good to see you. we were talking about some of the big themes taking place, the idea of cord cutting. is it happening? here we are one year later and you have had two mega deals, comcast and time warner. do you think the storyline has changed over the last year in terms of, are people saying i am just going to stream and not pay for cable? >> it has gotten more interesting. we are having more discussion. are the deals good for the consumers? companies are making their case, this is going to be a benefit for consumers. consumers are probably in wait and see mode. consumers were sensitive to price. that's what is causing cord cutting or stringing only is price. look at netflix. they have been successful over aboutst year, th

live in richmond, and effjeff, abc~7 news. >> -- jeff goldberg, abc~7 news. >> mark warner is one of two dozen lawmakers who have used taxpayer funded charter jets for travel. it has not been cheap. u.s.a. today reported the total cost over the 24 u.s. senators over $1 million. a jet trip last year, about $8,500. senator tim kane made a similar trip by car. his travel costs $691. >> this weather didn't cost anything today. >> i hope everybody enjoyed it because the pattern will change over the the ex-couple of days am -- the next couple of days, more clouds and a chance of showers. saturday could be the rainiest day. this is a time lapse north of washington and frederick at the earth and space lab. a beautiful day. a little haze in the morning and tons of sunshine through the day. some fair ether clouds. and of course -- fair weather clouds. some showers are 30 miles to the west of frederick as we speak. we've been tracking those on doppler radar. but it's been hanging north of winchester. no lightning and one downpour getting ready to cross the line into southern sections of jeffers

scott goldberg has more from seaside heights ocean county. arthur flooded heys and knocked down power lines. the storm tore up the main roads and tossed around boats like bathtub toys and dumped sand do you knows on doorsteps. >> i thought this is not the place for a person to be. >> reporter: even so by first light it was clear that arthur struck only a glancing blow. >> there have been no casualties or serious injuries reported. >> reporter: this sign said what hurricane as vacationers salvaged what was left of their holiday weekend. >> we're going to make it last. >> reporter: arthur's impact went all the way up the east coast. chilly winds and gray skies left beach goers bummed out. >> how did the water feel? >> cold. >> reporter: and dangerous rip tides. fireworks displays were put off until the 5th. tonight a weekend of hurricane arthur is strong enough to cause flash flood warnings and high wind and wave advisories on costal new england. >>> many business owners were disappointed that the holiday got off to a dreary start, but the fore

and richmond, jeff goldberg. >> thank you. only on seven tonight, a 28-year-old woman faces charges, accused of arranging to meet a 15-year-old boy she met while playing xbox. investigators say garen smith drove from missouri to montgomery county to connect with the victim. smith was invited into the family home by the boy's mother. the two were even allowed to share a bedroom. at some point, police say the mother became suspicious and called police. smith will be in court answering to charges of sexual abuse in a few weeks. >> just coming in from fairfax county, a landfill. originally was scheduled to close in 2018. they wanted to extend that by more than a decade. they offered a close date of 2025. nearby residents fought both dates. tonight, the residence won the battle. the board of supervisors ruled the landfill has to close on schedule in 2015. >> in an effort to cut down on trash, d.c. mayor vincent gray signed a bill banning some food containers. this goes into effect in 2016. meat trays used in grocery stores will be

jonah goldberg, head of national review and a fox news contrib e contributor and nome shyber. why is the mainstream press maybe some would say be latedly turning critical of president? >> i think we can call it scandal fatigue. you have the va, the irs, you have bowe bergdahl. i think we're tired of policies that we're not sure are working. but as a mom, i also have to say it is impossible as a reporter not to see these children and feel sorry for them. and it's impossible as a mother not to see and think about the children who live in the inner-cities in chicago, legal immigrants, and how all of this is going to impact them. >> the picture res hard wrenching, jonah goldberg. but when you look at the pundits, even on fox, saying obama should have gone to the border. is there something about this border crisis that has even presidential cheerleaders jumping ship? >> people are covering because it's a significant news story happening realtime with great pictures and great pictures not in -- in the journal. >> not happy to see the picture. >> exactly. and so obama simply seems to

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i am joined at the table by jeffrey goldberg, national correspondent for the atlantic magazine. >> inthing about all middle east conflict, maybe all conflicts in general. is that, you know, once it goes can kinetic to borrow the pentan shorthand, once it goes lives and people are firing at each other, all plans go out the window. >> we continue with author chuck klosterman who talks about his latest book, "i wear the black hat, grappling with villains." >> as i was writing the essays and trying to see what is the unifying thing i am finding interesting about this and it seemed to be this. it seems that very often the person who is the villain is the person who knows the most and cares the least. >> jeffrey goldberg and chuck kl

protection from higher levels of government great thank you so much for your insight that was deborah goldberg attorney at earth justice dot org thank you so much my pleasure. and a brand new quinnipiac university poll says president obama is the worst president since world war two and that's according to quinnipiac thirty three percent of the respondents thought obama has been the worst president in modern times followed by a close twenty eight percent naming president george w. bush and surprisingly only thirteen percent of respondents said that richard nixon was the worst but this next poll comes as no surprise congress's approval ratings are continually low at present there at the lowest they've ever been on record take a look at these poll numbers year over year since two thousand and twelve congress has continued to lose three percentage points in their overall approval numbers twenty twelve thirteen percent twenty thirteen ten percent twenty fourteen down to seven percent and we've mentioned this before but not since the advent of these congressional ratings in the early one nine hundre

that immediately led me to think rube goldberg.m rube goldberg machine is named after a famous artist who was american. he was known for designing cartoons that performed simple tasks in the most complicated way possible. >> getting from concept to reality takes more than six months, 25 people and many sleepless nights. >> it was trial and error. >> build an element, pray that it works. if it does, build the next element. and we had 133 elements. >> at first when i started, it was like, oh, this is fun, this is interesting. by the end of it, it was like pulling my hair out. i actually started to have nightmares about the machine. >> i think the photo booth might have been the most complicated element actually. it turned out to be a very complicated series of mouse traps and a very painful thing to set up as well. mouse traps are super sensitive. >> i think my favorite element of the machine is the little mario on the screen that jumps across the screen. >> who doesn't like mario? >> they have hundreds of synchronized moving parts a

from the higher levels of government create thank you so much for your insight that was deborah goldberg attorney at earth justice dot org thank you so much my pleasure. and fifty years ago today president lyndon b. johnson signed the one nine hundred sixty four civil rights act into law the law made it illegal for employers to hire fire or pay you based upon your sex race religion color or national origin the bill was originally the brainchild of president kennedy's but after his assassination a year earlier president johnson made it his priority to pass the legislation civil rights protests and sit ins for comment at this point in history as discrimination and segregation divided the country in terms of race and the restructuring of america after the civil war now the nine hundred sixty four house of representatives passed the civil rights bill by a vote of two hundred eighty nine to one twenty six following the bill's passage president johnson signed the bill into law this is what he had to say back then that time its purpose is not to bad but to the end of his. regimes which is laste

appreciate it. >>> earlier we asked you what did you think of whoopi goldberg's comments on violenceen she was taking on the stephen a. smith controversy? our producer has some of the best responses. and we really lit up twitter on this one, didn't we? >> we did in the last 15 minutes or so. so we're hearing from all viewpoints. aiden said i disagree. we are adults. we shouldn't be living our lives based on playground rules. hitting others is never okay. l.j. says no one has the right to physically abuse anyone in this world. if women are truly equal, they will not hit and men will not hit. >> no, it's a great point. and a lot of people suffer in domestic violence abuse situations. there are great groups that can help those suffering with this. if you are getting hit, step away. call the cops and let them handle it. thank you. >>> coming up next, a look at the stories we'll be talking about in the day ahead. "morning joe" is just moments away. ed that 30% of the traffic in a city is caused by people looking for parking. that's remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline

goldberg. and you say?ner and good for any other politician that rejects this crazy idea. two groups. i think only two groups that think impeach isn't a good idea. the hard right and the hard left. the hard right, because they are ideological purist and the hard left because they know it will destroy the republican party and any hopes they have in november. the good news is take it seriously. >> why would of the move destroy chances in november. >> because people will say it's all politics. that's all it is. they are just going after this president and it won't even win the support of a majority of republicans and the moderates will run like crazy. it is not just a terrible idea, it is beyond terrible. >> all right. i think the reason why it would hurt the republican party would be that would be the story so that all of president obama's other problems the border, isis army, putin, the economy, although the economy looks like it's getting better that would recede and all be about this impeachment thing. >>

we begin the program with a look at the ongoing unrest in the middle east with jeffrey goldberg. he is a national correspondent for "the atlantic" and a columnist for "bloomberg view." he joins me from washington, d.c. jeffrey, welcome. >> thank you. >> so if we can go back to what started this latest unraveling of things in israel and the west bank, so some palestinian thugs kidnapped and murdered these three young israelis on their way back from the west bank. then, some, apparently, it jewish thugs kidnapped and murdered horrifically this young palestinian in jerusalem in retaliation. terrible, horrific, inexcusable as these are, is this the thing that is going to start a war between israel and gaza then? >> well, things have been slipping out of control for a little while, especially since the kidnapping of the three teenagers, the three israeli teenagers. i am not so sure that this is not going to wrap up in a couple of days. anything is possible. these things have a way of sort of slipping out of control, as you know from the previous 39 hamas-israel wars over the past 30 y

champion i understand that you got goldberg as a film we want to show short sure let's look at a jamel notice that on your left there is a worm that's eating that plant and getting big and juicy and fat and you can see it crawling around and destroying that plant magine you're in a field in africa someplace and those caterpillars are worms infecting infestation your crop noticed the one on the right that happens to be a j m o a genetically engineered plant laboratory plant and notice that nothing is happening to it whatsoever if you had a crop that was happy with that the worms were getting it if you had that crop the only way you'd be able to get rid of that worm if it was organic you'd be spraying it with an organic insecticide it might be bt or something else if it was conventional you'd be spraying it was some pretty bad pesticides on the other hand you can see this plant on the right has barely been touched absent. really barely been touched because it's been engineered with the gene which is in the organic insecticide exactly the same thing which has been used for seven ok you kn

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scott goldberg is live in seaside heights with arthur's impact. scott.eporter:well, alicia there is a big difference between disappointment and devastation. they would prefer a sunnier fourth of july. they remember superstorm sandy. it wiped out the boardwalk. arthur is not that bad. on writesville beach in north carolina the fourth of july began with the look and feel of the beach holiday that so many wanted but didn't expect. the night before hurricane arthur nailed the outer banks of a category two storm the wind blowing 100 miles-an-hour. >> it can calm down so we can enjoy the rest of the vacation. >>reporter:it left behind choppy waves and severe in some small town us. relatively a few lost power. >> this is has been a good day. >>reporter:the governor warned beach-goers not to put on a stupid hat. >> he wore a smile. >> i put on my beach shirt and going down to southport to participant in their parade. >>reporter:cape cod was in line to be arthur's next target. the storm's journey so far proving to be a disruption than a disaster. >> we are all sa

jeff goldberg is in richmond. look for his live reports tomorrow. fairfax county fighting to life of a landfill expect to vote tuesday. it is expected to close in 2018 its owner wants to extend it more than a decade. the county board chair proposed compromise of 2025 but says she has lingering concerns that that.o be worked out on a time honored tradition will take place in virginia wednesday the swim of wild horses from assateague to chincoteague island. thousands come out to watch it and the money raised for the auction benefits the volunteer fire company there. find out how the warm weather is creating toxic conditions at a montgomery we see moreand will storms tomorrow? eileen >> algae in a lake has reached toxic levels. was over the lake where dozens of yellow signs warning park goers to keep pets and kids out. see why the warm weather is making things worse. >> the waters are brewing a spurred by the summer sun. last friday dozens of brought were posted warning visitors and pets it stay out of the water. it. see hese camp counselors took child

dave goldberg joins us now in the studio.imer, your wife works for facebook, a competitor for twitter. but you spoke to -- what, over 1000 people? >> we asked them if they used twitter and how they use it. everyone had heard of it, but only 38% said that they used it on a regular basis. >> awareness is high, adoption is not? >> 38 percent is pretty good. i don't think it's horrible, but it is just relative to the awareness. kind of -- what are people using it for? and where are people not using it? those are the questions. >> are these newer users? interestingly, most people have joined in the last couple of years if they are using it, not surprising, but it was greater than i would have guessed in terms of the number of users that have joined in the last few years. clearly the ipo did a lot to drive a lot of new users to it. >> is that a good sign for user growth? we were talking about earnings earlier today. user growth is what they are focused on. these numbers don't look bad. >> overseas is also a big deal for twitter. gr

live in alexandria, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> d.c.police are looking for two men wanted in connection with a burglary at northeast early in the morning on to rhode island avenue. by theas captured building security camera. if you recognize either of these men, contact d.c. police immediately. >> shifting gears, what everybody is talking about today -- i cannot wait to talk to you about this -- i know leon has been wanting to talk about this, lebron james will be going home to cleveland after leaving, of course, for miami four years ago. >> scorching the europe behind him as he left to go to miami. his time, a big difference. announcementcial on a special "sports illustrated" article. horace holmes has the story. >> it will be a heroes walk him when he arrives back in ohio. some people close to lebron james say this is a movie began seriously considering at the beginning of this past nba season. there were strong family considerations and his love for northeast ohio. once he made up his mind, there was no big televised announcement but

goldberg's -- he told us he was so concerned of the right of the defendant to have a free trial, that he wanted to be able to come to this committee and tell us everything he knew without jeopardizing his trial. and by making an example for print,who, in the public would hurt any defendant who had been indicted prior to trial. that half of the press of the nation would be in jail if that were a criminal offense for which a person could be guilty. i was also impressed by the testimony that was given by mr. butterfield. he talked to our committee about his job, in detail about where his office was in connection with the oval office. it happened to be right outside the door. was to carryld job all of the material that the president was going to see for that day into the president's office. he acted as an inbox. all the to get materials the president was sending back out, with notes and comments he had made, during his peru's all of whatever material it might be. sal of whatever material it might be. this access,he had and he also testified that he knew of no instance in any of the materi

getting word from jeff goldberg about what is happening with the case. we want to tell you what we have learned up until this point. according to our collie, he says this morning the attorney for --reen make donnell says theirhe marriage had broken down and they were barely on speaking terms. court thattold the marine had some sort of relationship with jonnie williams that some would consider inappropriate. the lawyer told the court about maureen. she was protective and jealous, citing that relationship. we continue to follow the case throughout the day and update on wjla.com. >> we will keep an eye on that story. niceeather -- it is so outside. >> it is all anyone can talk about. it feels like mid-september. our temperatures are 72 degrees at the noon hour. that is normally what our average low is. >> we are usually toying with 100 at this time of year. a beautiful time lapse. >> a gorgeous sunrise. a couple of clouds across the region. absolutely beautiful. our airmass is so much drier than it has been in the last couple of days. spots along the blue r

jeff goldberg. >> we are only at the beginning of th. we'll have more details in the opening statement from bob mcdonnell's attorney. john brantly is the attorney and claims that government investigators interviewed many people up to the case including mitt romney and his wife ann. his attorney says that investigators were hoping to find someone who had something bad to say about bob mcdonnell but didn't find a thing. our coverage of the trial continues tonight at 5:30. political and legal experts will be weighing in on the bombshell and what it means for the rest of the trial. >> you hire a driver so you don't have to pay attention to what's happening on the road. but if they drive distracted, you could be at risk. take a look at this. customers of a local tour bus company were alarmed after watching their driver continually fiddle with that ipad. and as you can see here, they caught it on camera. while abc~7 investigated their complaints and the company's ties to the federal government as well. joce sterman live in arlington with what

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live in mclean, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> also kicking off a new silver line express bus service running between dulles international and station every 20 minutes every day and every 15 minutes during the weekday rush hours. the spare is five dollars each way and you can pay with cash or credit card. we will have live coverage of the opening of the silver line. watch it tomorrow on our sister station, news channel 8. we have everything you need to know about the silver line on our website, wjla.com. on the link to the silver line guide. >> terry mcauliffe touring the damage left by the deadly tornado yesterday on the eastern shore. we are hearing from two local families who managed to survive that storm. greta kreuz is live with the recovery efforts. oncherrystone campground virginias eastern shore is still closed. they are salvaging what little they can and they are just glad to be alive. it was a day for somber campers to clean up and get out. is destroyed. we gathered what we could and left. >> virginia's governor toured the devastation at cherrystone campground saying the twi

jeff goldberg, abc~7 news. >> from richmond to washington, the august recess is looming and federal lawmakers are scrambling to reach a solution about fixing the troubled department of veterans department of veterans affairs. scott thuman is live from the satellite center. any progress made today? >> in fact there was, maureen. about an hour ago the house passed the bill, so now it heads to the senate. i just got off the phone with senator mark warner of virginia. he says it's an embarrassment, what he's talking about is the new information just released on wait times and how many schedulers say they were actually told by a supervisor to lie. >> our 227, the days are 196. the resolution is adopted. >> on the same day congress moved one major step closer to reforming the veterans' healthcare system, another major misstep revealed about wait times. >> some for years. some in pain. and most, some in caskets, draped with an american flag. >> an internal audit made public online by the v.a. shows after serving more than 700v.a. facilities around the country 13% of scheduling staff were told to put

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