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br avenue, pennsylvania avenue indian head highway all rolling along quite nicely. 95 in maryland cherry hill road looking good. 95 in virginia overall no major issues. i'm back at 5:11 with a look at 270. >>> 6 degrees here in tenleytown. later today, we'll learn whether maureen mcdonnell will go to prison. the former first lady will be sentenced by the same judge who sentenced her husband, bob mcdonnell. prosecutors suggested 18 months for corruption that included taking gifts from a wealthy businessman. defense lawyers calling for community service. they say the public humiliation of the trial was punishment enough. northern virginia bureau roert david repo david culver will be in the courtroom for us. > now police need your help finding the driver in a deadly hit and run. someone found a woman lie management middle of braddock road in centreville last might. police say she had been hit while trying to cross the street. this happened in front of a normally busy shopping center, but because of the cold most people weren't out. police are still working to put together a description of t

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i'll br brief. as you know i submitted requests for documents on these rules and development of these rules last congress. now, epa is still producing some of those documents but from what has been produced there is a really dramatic pattern of very frequent decal meetings of phone calls and e-mails between epa and nrdc leading outside environmental group. again, the number of these communications is pretty staggering and unprecedented as far as i can see. in addition there are some correspondence between epa and rdc that's not been produced or posted to the docket. why is that and will that excluded correspondence and documentation will submitted? >> i'm not exactly sure of the answer to that question. i'll be glad to get back to you on this. >> if you can get back to us. hope hopefully that will be corrected including that additional kor correspondence and documentation. it shows a level of communication and detail and consultation that i think is pretty staggering. let me put up one e-mail june 2

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. >> br ertha coombs is uptown. >> the nasdaq itself is a mover today. the nasdaq composite getting closer and closer to that all-time peak. we're now about 110 points away from the all-time peak. it's really been a story about biotech. biotech for the week up 3.5%. that's a major biotech index. they are hitting fresh highs continually. this continues to be the big momentum play for a lot of investors as a lot of these big biotech names have new drugs that are coming on the market and a lot of them are very expensive specialty drugs. a lot of them at all-time highs today. some of them weren't really big players back when the nasdaq was first at 5,000. one of the big players today, that's a big mover, intuit was. it was on the nasdaq 100. and today it hits fresh all-time high. reporting better than expected earnings and also saying that discovery found about fraud, people using electronic filing in order to commit fraud for tax filing and have not been an impact directly on its system. its system was not reached in terms of those discoveries. they're like

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the press secretary reading in part isil's br bric. it knows no bounds it is unconstrained by faith, sex or ethnicity. the killing of innocence is the most recent of the many vicious attacks perpetrated by isil affiliated terrorists against the 350e78 of the region which further galvanizing the international community to unite against isil. secretary of state john kerry spoke on the phone sunday with the egyptian foreign minister. she expressed his condolences and agreed to stay in close contact with egypt. i should note all of this serves as a.ynt back drp to a white house summit they will host here in washington this week with foreign mintersent how to combat violent extremism. the white house continues to insist it won't solely focus on islamic extremists. of course given this latest attack and a long list of others you can imagine that will largely dictate portion of the conversation. >> we thank you for that. we turn to denmark. two men charged this morning with helping a gunman after his deadly rampage in denmark. we are also lea

. >> br >>> good morning, i'm tracy davidson.tracy. we're enjoying lots of sunshine but it's good to be inside looking out because outside it is so cold. the pocono mountains, lots of sunshine and the temperature is at 6 degrees right now in the mountains. as you can see the wind is blowing too. wait, there's an update. now it's up to 10 degrees in the mountains. factor in the wind and it feels like 8 below 0 there. the windchill in philadelphia is 9 degrees. the temperatures are climbing and we'll see enough sunshine to warm into the upper 20s and low 30s this afternoon. >>> a hearing involving lawyers for penn state and the ncaa and the family of joe paterno is scheduled to begin at 10:00 this morning. the parties have been battling over whether the lawsuit should include breach of contract. one of joe paterno's sons said the school verbally agreed to pay him for the entire school year after the jerry sandusky scandal broke. last month the ncaa reversed its decision and overturned some sanctions against penn state following the

young of indiana and br rooney of florida. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 14 u.s.c. 194 and the order of the house on january 6 2015, of the following member on the part of the house to the board of visitors to the united states coast forward academy. the clerk: mr. smith of nebraska. the speaker pro tempore: think chair announces' speaker's appointment pursuant to 10 u.s.c. 9355-a and the order of the house of january 6, 2015, of the following members on the part of the house to the board of visitors to the united states air force academy. the clerk: mr. lamb born of colorado and ms. mcsally of arizona. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 46 u.s.c. 51312-b and the order of the house of january 6 2015, of the following member on the part of the house to the board of visitors to the united states her vant marine academy. the clerk: mr. king of new york. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute