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i'm going to do this segment of summer a solution which may mask guys or stay there and our guests tyson slocum welcome great to be here all right and welcome. so the summer solutions and we're looking you're the energy guy we have an energy president everybody thought george bush was the energy president but this guy trump is like back to the stone age sort of energy coal probably whale oil soon i would think he promised to make coal great again is he doing that you know because there's nothing that trump can do to make coal great again coal is dying a slow death because it's been out competed in the marketplace by cheap frack natural gas by the rise of renewables because the declining cost curve for noble deployment just continues to go down and continued energy efficiency in the united states if you've got a smaller market to sell into then coal slice of the pa is just going to get smaller and smaller as it gets out competed so this is really just kind of intellect toral strategy to try to appeal to disaffected whites in the very big coal belt of the united states to continue to promi

ever fascinating neil de grasse tyson joins us from norway i'm an educator so when i see people making decisions that are under informed to me then i say that maybe they didn't learn this in school and so if you're going to pull out of the paris climate accord it must mean that you don't fully understand the long term consequences at every moment where you see eyesight sentiment or science denialism there is a resistance movement that rises up to confront so it's not going on answer and i think that's hopeful going forward it's hard to argue against the possibility that all of us are not just the creation of some kid in a parent's basement programming up a world. where their own entertain thoughts do you have a secret town. you can do that. a great fan of all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now we're in beautiful trondheim norway at the star most festival here in this fabulous city and for the third time we welcome the inevitable neil de grasse tyson to the show astrophysicist author of the great communicator of science and now the recipient of the stephen hawking medal h

a wegmans is coming to tysons. it will be part of a new major development including capital one's center. the building will be the second tallest structure in our region. megan mcgrath will have more on that new development. >>> it's now 6:07. the murder of an army lieutenant who was just days away from graduating from college grabbed the attention of people across our area. today the man accused of that crime could be indicted. this is sean urbanski. he's charged with killing richard collins iii at the university of maryland. prosecutors face an important deadline today. a judge or grand jury must decide whether there's enough evidence to move forward with the trial. if not, prosecutors must drop the murder charges to less severe charges. collins was visiting friends in college park when police say urban ski stabbed him. collins was set to tracee wilkins will be following the developments. you can follow her on twitter. >>> today we expect corey stewart to announce he's running for u.s. senate. that's what julie c

lots coming to tyson's. back to you guys. >> megan mcgrath live for us in tysons. >>> it's going to be hot outside for us. it's really warm this morning. your commute is going to be mostly dry. look at those temperatures through the afternoon. air conditioning will be on, i'm sure, for everybody from the morning to the evening. coming up, we'll talk about who has a better chance for thunderstorms tomorrow and your weekend. >>> plus, in d.c., the dogs. we have another reason why you can call them man's best friend. how dogs are helping to cure cancer. coming up. >>> we have a once in a lifetime situation that you'll probably never see or hear about again. >> a strange situation inside this atm. it's going to be a hot one today. the hottest day this week. temperatures right now are already at about the mid to upper 70s. we have a heat advisory for the area for the afternoon hours. temperatures from 100 to 105 degrees. good morning, melissa. >> good morning. right now inner loop near georgia avenue. this has co

welcome back to summer solutions of may max kaiser and stacy everett and i guess tyson slocum is over there at day's the director of the public citizen's energy program here in washington d.c. he's a big shot over here pretty good all right tyson welcome back good to be here so we're talking about energy rick perry try to get you to release a christmas album in this style of perry como but calling it the perry memo because apparently rick bama rick rick time out time all wrecked rick time out for gals with all right so tyson slocum donald trump was pulled out of the paris agreement is this a big deal it is a big deal because trump is now aligning himself with three countries north korea nicaragua and syria as the only countries not to sign on to the paris climate agreement one thing that we've got to understand about the paris climate agreement is that it actually was incredibly modest and it was all voluntary wipe a blot of who cares it's a piece of garbage anyway because trump is all about destructive symbolism and he wants this discussion he wants to destroy all of these multilater

festival here in this fabulous city and for the third time we welcome the inevitable neil de grasse tyson to the show astrophysicist author of great communicator of science and now the recipient of the stephen hawking medal his newest book the runaway bestseller is as still physics for people in a hurry and he's surprised at how well the book's doing yeah i think so i'm delighted i should say anything had it showed up anywhere on the bestseller list that's just a triumph for science whether or not i wrote it but for it to show up there and debut at number one on the new york times was with it whoa among all of these sort of political memoirs and there's always typically a sports biography and there it's or or or celebrity tell all and there it is it landed i say maybe there's more of an appetite for science out there than we've admitted to ourselves so we're both here for the storm as festival i spoke couple panels you were on one of the panels honey explain this festival it's a combination of what the stars and jazz and rock the upstart star most as a word is the mash up of stars and mus

larry: breaking news in tysons, a car chase ending at chain bridge road and tysons boulevard a bit after 11:00 last night. suv flipped over and he was taken into custody. they are not saying what started the chase. autria: a local football standout cut from the cowboys after an arrest warrant is issued in his name. turns out he is innocent. shopliftinged for told police he was lucky whitehead, given a citation, and skipped his court date. thats not lucky whitehead the cowboys got wind of it and dismissed him despite his ability to prove he was not even in virginia on that day. agent sets his client is out of a job because police and the cowboys rushed to judgment. no word on whitehead's information. six: 45, a message all parents will want to hear as you get children ready for school store it's. what scientists say football does to your brain. larry: good and bad news for the washington nationals, stephen strasburg's arm injury is just nerve in henchmen and he will get started on saturday. the bad news, they get walloped. it was basically batting practice for milwaukee. a get crushed 8-0

i may have to go to tyson's. >> it's going to be fun. >>>th new shopping option.omen's retail chain anthropology will replace the barnes and noble store there. it will be three times the size of the typical anthropology store. it will have a full-service restaurant, bridal wear, beauty products and a shoe salon. >> a shoe salon. dress up the shoes? i don't know. in addition to the clothing -- >> fancy way. >> this is the clothing, jewelry and kitchenware they normally have, this will be the first concept store of its kind in this part of the country. >> scheduled to open in the fall of next year. it's a store where i want to look cute. the clothes don't like me. >> how is that possible? >> verizon customers, you might want to consider changing your pin because a security researcher says a lapse exposed data for millions of customers including names, addresses and your pin. 6 million people were affected there. verizon says none of the information made it into the wrong hands, up guard says it stems from a cloud server that a third party had misconfigured. i don't

it's a major redevelopment in tysons. what just happened with the board of supervisors and what it means for folks in this area coming up. jonathan: also still ahead, first look at the successful attempt to intercept a medium range missile. see what happens when the bomb jonathan: take a good look at the television. this photo sparked a new theory on amelia earhart's disappearance, inspiring a history channel documentary. full hour. but now research shows this photo was taken two years before her final flight. on top of that, the bloggers who dated figure said the blurry figure who might be amelia on the end of the dock could be a man. nancy: it was fun to imagine. a new tonight thanks to a voice-activated peaker. barros was house-sitting with his girlfriend when things turned violent. they say he accused the woman of cheating and threatened her at gunpoint. during the attack, he asked if the woman called the sheriff. they saying t speaker heard that and dialed 911. that is what police is saying but amazon doubts the a ac

more people coming to that part of tysons means more cars on the roads. some residents say they think it's worth it. >> i'm happy. the congestion is a way of life. if you live here, accept the fact there is >> this was the final step in this process. meaning that all of this is now complete. the construction that is already underway will continue. we expect to start to see most of this opening up in the next couple of years. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. alison: coming up at 5:00, plans to rebuild the beach. find out when work will start in ocean city. larry: later, what is the holdup? a look at the chances for a deal on a new healthcare bill. alison: remember last week when governor chris christie told constituents if they want to go to the beach, they should live in the govern5or's mansion. how to find out how to get your own mansion without an election. >> chances are you have seen the video. illegal a.t.v. rides in d.c., maryland and virginia. one suspect is behind bars thanks to quick work from arlington police i am totally blind. and i

new de what started a car chase in tysons last night. police say around nine p-m they tried to make a traffic stop near the tyson's corner shopping area. instead of pulling over, the driver sped off. police rammed the vehicle to stop it.. causing the s-u-v to flip over. the suspect was taken into custody with minor injuries. right now - prince george's county police need your help finding a missing woman. take a look. this is 21-year-old "jemima santander". she hasnt been seen since yesterday morning in adelphi. polce say she may be driving a gray 20007 toyota camry with maryland tags that say "nissi". happening now.. d.c. police are searching for a man who kidnapped another man at knifepoint, and stole money from him. the victim was kidnapped last thursday around 8:30 a.m., on 13th street northwest, near "r" street. police say the kidnapper forced the victim to drive to an a-t-m and withdraw money. that's where the suspect was caught on camera. he took off with cash. police say he's between five-ten him.. police want to hear from you. a

fa to capital one's corporate headquarters building in tysons.ude a wegmans a game field, and a plaza. a lot going on. speaking of games -- erin: yeah, imagine if the and kirk cousins cannot reach a deal by monday what would happen. i asked former redskins quarterback joe theismann, and he thinks he has the answer. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: time is winding down for the redskins and kirk cousins to reach a long-term deal before monday, and it does not appear the sides are close. if a deal is not release -- if the deal is not reached, cousins will be the first quarterback in franchise history to play under the franchise tag four consecutive seasons. i asked joe theismann if you thought the sides would get a long-term deal done. joe: i thought when derek carr got his 125 million dollar contract, i thought that might spur more movement with regards to kirk. i would love to see him stay redskins. if a contract in the next week, i would be very surprised if kirk cousins was a redskin in 2018.

right over towards tyson's corner. always a problem this time of day. you know you're going to see problems here. this severe thunderstorm warning once again from arlington county, the district and montgomery county until 5:00 tonight. we'll continue to keep you posted on this as we move on through. now, this entire line, you can actually track the whole line here. i'm going to time this out for you, that's whole time. i'm going to time this out to show you where it's going to come through your area right now. this is where it is. oh, wow, you've -- we've seen this pop up here in fairfax. this line is moving really see what happened right there, watch what's going on here as i move this back about an hour, watch how fast this moves into the tyson's area. i mean, some really strong winds associated with this, right around tyson's corner. that's right around the marry field area, if you're in this area right here once again around the idle wood area just south of mcclain, right along sf and around the beltway over towards falls church and mary field. this

we have this time lapse through tyson, look at the gusty winds, the heavy rain. i mean it was just a mess trying to get home this afternoon and this evening. our yellow weather alert continues. we have some good news, though, on the severe thunderstorm front. it has been trimmed back, way back. earlier we started the show. it was all the way back to cumberland. it includes prince george's county, and st. mary's, and fredericksburg. the good news is it has been trimmed way back, and i think we'll see it trimmed further back before the 9:00 hour. so first alert doppler over the last hour, there's a line of showers. they're intense. no warnings in the immediate metro area. lots of lightning, heavy rain from prince frederick, back to la plata. i mean, we're looking at pretty heavy rainfall, just a real slow go down 301 south of la plata. rainfall rates just to the west of 301. could be anywhere from 2 to 3 inches per hour. now look at the storm these are all reports of trees down, and we'll zoom in and highlight a couple of these. we've got trees down now around tyso

should be wrapped back to you in the studio. >> megan mcgrath live for us in tyson's. thank you, megan. >>> president trump just wrapped up a news conference, a joint news conference with the polish president. he was asked about several things including on the assessment that russia interfered with last year's election. listen. >> i agree. i think it was russia but i think it was probably other people and/or countries and i see nothing wrong with that statement. nobody really knows. nobody really knows for sure. >> tracie potts is live on capitol hill for us. >> tell us what impact this could have on the president's meeting with vladimir putin tomorrow. >> reporter: 24 hours before he sits down with putin, he's noncommittal about putin being involved in the hacking or u.s. meddlin jal meeting. they will talk about syria. rex tillerson, the secretary of state says the u.s. and the president will be prepared to talk about establishing no fly zones in syria where the united states and russia are trying to team up to beat isis, but are on very different sides when it comes

but it includes mclean and tysons corner. that i experimenting the strongest winds now. around the potomac we have the winds around 30 miles per hour. this is eventually making its way to cherrydale and rosslyn and georgetown and then downtown d.c. all of this should be out of here over the next half hour or so. it will begin to weaken a bit but you may find small hail and gustier winds. but the good news is it won't last terribly long. ed adyson heights looking toward the g.w. parkway. right over here. this is moving east. if you are in rosslyn or georgetown the skies are getting darker but the good newts is it won't last much longer. severe thunderstorm warning until 5:45. we will keep you updated. you can always download the stormwatch7 weather app and head to wjla.com. [thunder] jonathan: that got a lot of people's attention last night. this was college park overnight and the wave of a small part of the storm. the bigger storms moving further east. that caused the devastation. stevensville is the epicenter for the most damage from last night after a tornado touched d

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toping the list, neil degrasse tyson book. then jd vance recalls this childhood in a rust belt town in ohio. followed by al franken's autobiography giant of the senate. fourth on the list and newt gingrich's "understanding trump" followed by comedian kevin heart's memoir "i can't make this up" we continue with a collection from the diary of humorous david sudarius in theft by finding. next, facebook ceo cheryl sandburg and psychologist adam grant give advice in "option b". bill o'rielly explores the truth behind larger than life characters in "legends and life" followed by a book about a murder spree in 1920s oklahoma that targeted the osage indians. and wrapping up the best selling non fiction books is "way 1968 "which recounts the battle that changed the american approach to the war in vietnam. many of these authors have or will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what nay are reading this summer: >> i intend to read differe

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21st century-- astrophysicist, hayden planetarium director, and nova science now host neil degrasse tyson. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one. neil degrasse tyson, thank you so much for being with us. >> it's about time you had me on the show. >> hinojosa: just in case people don't know who you are... >> okay. >> hinojosa: but of course, everybody knows. you are the most famous astrophysicist in the country... african american astrophysicist. you are the director of the hayden planetarium in new york city. you're the host of nova science now. and you write books, and you dance, too. >> i once danced. not much anymore. that was an earlier chapter in my life. and odd that you would mention my ethnicity there. and i say that because i once thought about that. and i realized that i may be the most visible scientist of any discipline, of any ethnicity, of any skin color, in america today. and the reason why i went through that mental exercise was because there i am trying to bring the frontier of science to the public, and i said, "i don't want to do that alone. i want some others there wi

ever fascinating neil de grasse tyson joins us from norway i'm an educator so when i see people making decisions that under informed me then i say that maybe they didn't learn this in school and so if you're going to pull out of the paris climate accord it must mean that you don't fully understand the long term consequences at every moment where you see anti-science sentiment or science and i was there is a resistance movement that rises to confront so it's not going on answer and i think that's hopeful going forward it's hard to argue against the possibility that all of us are not just the creation of some kid in a parent's basement programming up a world. for their own entertaining thoughts do you have a secret town. you can do that. a great fan of all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now when you to fold trondheim norway at the star most festival here in this fabulous city and so the third time we welcome the inevitable neil de grasse tyson to the show astrophysicist author of the great communicator of science and now the recipient of the stephen hawking metal.

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after that, neil degrasse tyson explores the universe is astrophysics for people in a hurry. our look at the best selling nonfiction books according to "the washington post" continues with retired navy admiral william mccraven's self-help book, make your bed. and comedian kevin hart's memoir, "i can't make this up." roxanne gay with her reflections on food and self-image, "hunger." j.d. vance's recollections of his childhood, "hill billy elegy." and wraps up our look at do best selling nonfiction books according to the washington post was i was told to come alone o

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tyson's chicken station. >> >> a good one. >> betty white flint station. pretty cool.omes down to the bottom line, who is billing to pay. >> i should point out, i talked to adam tuss who covers transportation. he said this is something that's been considered before and they are considering again. >> more and more places becoming more creative. i noticed over tyson's corner mall, the escalator from up to down was an advertisement for a community college. >> to make money. >> exactly. >> 6:47 your time now. as for a book by controversial speaker milo yiannopoulos have been pulled from the station. we know riders complained on twitter. the ad violated policies which banned issue oriented and political advertising. in an e-mail,i iaia yiannopoulo accused them of sponsor ship. >>> the concrete structure that hangs over the parkway, work will begin monday and tense through the fall, through october. it's doing to happen from 11:00 at night to 6:00 in the morning monday through thursday. now, during those times, only one lane will be open to alternating traffic. standard rush

we have reports of some flooding in the area of tysons and alexandria.oned, we have the spots along the rock creek parkway, not from the kennedy center, some rain over there. we did see flooding over there. we did see that police had the areas blocked off as they continue to mitigate that situation there.

timothy tyson of duke wrote the review. the book is a thriller but shows us how wide the civil rights movement is, how little we still know. >> okay, we just went through a lot of titles coming out. what is your role? >> guest: in the books or in liveright? >> the books you just listed. does it vary. >> guest: it varies. i'm kind of old school. i'm have crazy. when i'm not at the office working al the -- all the time on e-mails and meetings, i love to line jet edit. i love to -- i'm commuting with wonderful manuscripts, and it's just the most exciting thing in the world to edit. i think it's craft which needs more attention. i'm very proud to be doing it. it's time consuming but a love affair, and most of the book eyes worked long hours in shaping them over various drafts to be the best possible books, adding one of these authors said your verbs are muscular. was excited by that. i great writers love to be edited. we have such a great time, and francis ford coppola's book, "live cinema" in october, came to us because he lov

there's a live picture from tyson's corner. wow.all that road spray, the wipers going full speed ahead. you should not be driving full speed ahead. remember, never drive over a water covered road. the low pressure back to the west is going to keep us unsettled for the next 24 hours or so. ahead of it, very heavy rain in spots along route 7 and route 29. rain through much of loudoun montgomery county. the heaviest rain is south of the city along i-95. the heavy rain is along 301 in charles county. it's moving eastbound. you are next in line for the heavy rain and more to the west of manassas. it is going to be a soggy community for the remainder of the next two or three hours. the rain will ease up late morning to lunchtime before the next wave of rain is likely to develop. future weather, there's the easing up of the rain. more showers come back in the middle of the afternoon. more rain for the ride home later on today. rain could be briefly heavy at times. rainfall amounts, on average, an inch to two inches. some places have had tw

this is right off of tyson's boulevard at right 123 not too far away from tyson's corner. this is the aftermath of what began as a police chase shortly after nine this h morning. police have taken one person into custody following this crash. no other injuries have been reported and no information at this time on why or how this chase began. we'll he ' keep yo updated as we get more information. >> we begin tonight with a major blow to some gun owners in the district. thanks for joining us at ten srks i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. a federal appeals court says the current law which only allowses people to apply for a concealed carry permit if they feel . marina maracco joins us now with more on what this means for the situate ticketed event. marina. >>reporter: shawn, tony, regard less of what happens this is an incredibly important decision for the district. this two to one appellate court decision here is basically asking the lower court, the district court to throw out the d.c. law as it stands. now that could happen at n a couple of months, but the reality is th

keep it tyson. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back.u surprised that more republicans have not been outspoken about what we're hearing so far, about this possible collusion, about this lack of security with classified information? >> as you know, i've been around for a while, since the coolidge administration actually. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i remember that. >> you remember cal. he was -- >> seth: yeah, very quiet guy. >> there you go. the thing i've found out, much to my -- sometimes paying a heavy penalty is you got to do the right thing. look, i praise the president when he does the right thing. he has a national security team around him which is outstanding. when he responded to those children being gassed by bashar al-assad, i praised it that he responded by sending the cruise missiles in. so where i think he's doing the right thing, and that's to a large degree our national security, then i'm with him. but on other things, you've just got to do the right thing. i was elected by the people of arizona, and i've got to do what i

they owned tyson for four years and even helped abby with their seizures, but last week, the german shepherd escaped from their backyard and ended up at the columbia, south carolina shelter. the same day they were due to pick up the dog, there was a disturbing phone call. >> accidentally euthanized, mistaken for another dog. that is unacceptable. >> when officers picked up animals for euthanasia, they picked up the wrong animal out of the wrong pen. >> they are re-looking at their procedures to make sure this won't happen again. >>> a mom is blaming a michigan church for missing her son's wedding over the weekend. mary lives with ptsd and her service dog, stella, follows, and the church has a no animal policy, including service dogs. they would not allow mary in to watch her son walk down the aisle. >> i sacrificed as any single mom, any mom does. for that honor not to be due to a mom on her son's wedding day, it's heartbreaking. >> there were options to accommodate and make this work and they were all refused. so kind of put in a spot. >> douglas has filed a civil rights complaint and is ho

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mike isabella is like i get tight. >> i'm with you. >> where is this tysons. >> it will be in tysons> sarah phrase your you're back on good day, right. >> yes. >> love and order. steve, over to you. >> see in you little bit. >> maybe you've seen reports yesterday that microsoft was pulling its paint program from windows. we i to happen. the company had change of heart. fans took to social media to voice they are displeasure after the tech giant announced plans to do away with the program for over. software engineer said the outpouring of support led the company to decide to offer the application for free on the microsoft store. might not come automatically but you can still get it if you want it. >>> an old 67 drawn by a president trump is on the market. it's signed. it is a drawing of the new york city skyline. he drew it for a charity auction back in 2005. features the trump tower at center of the new york skyline. bidding oh and that sketch is open through thursday but if you want to get your hands on it, well, you're going to need a trump wallet. minimum bid right now $9,000 with