blue, orange and silver lines, including nearly four mile stretch between metro center and stadium armory. they hope to have wireless coverage in all tan elunnels by of 2020. no more missed calls. >>> many think it is something we can only dream about. but the futuristic concept may be in reach. >> the goal is new form of transition where passengers ride in pods that travel in tubes between cities. these pods travel almost 700 miles per hour. students at university of maryland have built this prototype if you will called nemesis. hyper loop pod, entered in the spacex competition and feeling good about it. >> it is a phenomenal feeling. makes me shake with happiness every time with what we're about to do. >> kind of like when in one of the pods. >> i feel like i would need a helmet, all kinds of pads. >> the team flies out saturday to california for the competition. >> smart university of maryland kids. way to go. >> figure out a way to get from one side of d.c. to the other in a halfr. >> that would be something. no doubt. >> especially with fog. that could be a problem too, this morning.

terrorist injustice here is a little map of recent europe trips undertaken by jarvis pts and this armory runs over almost seventy people in burlington and makes it as far as italy before he's accidentally caught out mud mohammed traveled all the way from greece to france through at least eight european countries with a fake passport before blowing himself up in paris salah adel salam involved in. iris attacks that killed and injured five hundred people travelled through at least nine european states before the attack he was on terror watch lists and they eventually found him in belgium often it's been the case that the powers that the authorities already had weren't being used but notwithstanding that they then introduced the authorities the government's new legislation giving new powers to the police and security services notwithstanding that it wasn't any lack of those powers in the first place that led to the intelligence failures and it may well be that that's true here and the same applies to border controls but it remains a possibility doing in may have crossed the spanish border a

old agency back the oscar winning film zero dark thirty which clearly said torture is part of the armory of u.s. forces and. the film he had to say was it can be useful if there's no julia signage then bradley manning who had tried to contact the washington post in the new york times people forget that people like chelsea bradley manny get up possibly get the truth out and so we've we feel a certain collegiality that's what we do in veteran intelligence professionals for sanity and insanity of disassociates we try to spread a little truth around and so we feel very much like kindred souls and of course at snowden as another person that should be mentioned in this connection i think ed was empowered by the example of chelsea manning and by julian aside and i know and this is little known outside a small group i know that it's node in to safely out of harm's way so to speak ironically in russia but out of drone range let me put it that way now only because julian a sign is pulled out all the stops and got him out of hong kong the movies that have been written about this do not show that ad

he's one of many american artists blown away by an international exhibition of modern art called the armoryu had all these cubist and impressionistic paintings coming from europe. and it really shook up the entire art world. >> the staggered american artists, including higgins, resolve to develop their own modern styles. so several artists from around the country converge in taos, new mexico -- at the time, a sleepy southwestern pueblo. >> we have crystal-clear, blue skies with wonderful light penetration. it's a perfect setup for a colony, and that was exactly what happened. >> they establish the taos society of artists. higgins travels to taos and becomes a member. his southwest paintings are a hit with his wealthy, big-city patrons. >> higgins makes most of his money sending paintings from taos to chicago and new york. >> his work becomes even more popular after his death in 1949. back in upstate new york, appraiser david mapes shares the news with don camp. that painting he was ready to toss in a dumpster is a big deal. >> it's an unknown painting. it just popped up, and here it is. i s

we at the armory have daughters. don't cry, i cleaned the kitchen, referring to this, she told me she was going to visit for a week and has been gone for ten days. she had been living with us over five years, moving slowly and doing certain tasks like mopping the floor or feeding the wood stork. she was superclean, that made my father happy, she knew how to cope which made my mother happy, and visit her family that looked in a refugee camp in the west bank and whatever happened i knew something was on the way. only for this, left on thursday and today is only monday. don't argue with me. i am sure she will come back. i'm responsible for him. i hate being -- i will help you. i always wonder how my parents did that, jordanian, middle-class, rich. i have not heard how such a thing happened. my cousin who was four years older than me exchange did this way. was in love with someone i did not like. that was the sort of thing, into marrying your father. i don't believe it, i said. no one can make my mama do anything she doe

army calvary to delay the advance of the soviet armory long enough for the infantry to come up.he more things change the more they make it same. delaying action, recovery force action. going to extend them the hanover road. , to theewville road chambers road. down to the fairfield road. he knows the confederates operating in the cash town. net is manned and their job is to send the an early warning. their job is to provide as much advance notice as possible that the enemy is perching -- is approaching. this is the house of the matt smith that of the blacksmith. overlooking the valley of march creek down here. commanded by sergeant levi schaeffer. he has with him three privates. sergeant schieffer looks to the west and sees a large billowing cloud of dust. he knows the confederates are coming. he will send a courier to find marsalis jones, the commander of the debt reserve in that area, and lieutenant jones will,. he will barge up to arrow sergeant schieffer's glasses. and he will borrow his carbine. fence postted on a and will squeeze off a shot. moment, i need a to dispel a myt

, sprint, and verizon wireless should all have uninterrupted service from metro center to stadium-armory, we found riders like her catching a call between stations. >> you can watch me on the news tonight because i will be on there. >> time for our own test. here's the deal. we wanted to see for ourselves if the cell phone coverage improved inside the tunnels. i am calling my photographer's phone, and okay, at least the call is going through. now can we answer the call, can i answer and talk to myself? hello? hello? it's actually working. but cell service being what it is, this may not be 100% time. riders here trying to call one another -- >> nope, it's gone. >> it's gone. >> confirmed. >> metro won't say specifically which section of the system will get the upgrade next, but they expect to have service in all tunnels by late 2020. >> things seem to be holdsiing there. >> that makes you happy. >> a lot of people on the facebook live feed taking the metro live, too. happy about that. >> today is one thing, but tomorrow is different. i can't see anything. >> that's how it should be. you s

vonnie: selina wang at the park avenue armory in new york city.se to have its big event, unveiling its latest notebook line. she is our bloomberg mobile tech reporter. have the, does the sec cure for wall street's migraine? bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. wall street has been urging washington to help soften the blow from european rules that banks able up and the research in businesses. the sec may be working on a cure. i want to bring in bloomberg's sec reporter. a cure sounds curious. tell us more. >> it is kind of like the sec is the last best hope that wall street banks have. these are rules that have been years in the making. the updates are's -- are sweeping rules and really, at the crux of the problem is under the new rules, broker-dealers would not be able to bundle their free research with other services they offer. if they did, they would come across other rules that they would have to at -- register as asset managers. they do not want to do that. what they have in doing for months is pushing the sec to come up with some

due to an earlier train malfunction at a stadium armory. back to you. >>> one person was arrested last night at a demonstration near vcu in richmond. the demonstrations were a response to the chaos that happened this weekend in charlottesville. >> meanwhile, the man accused of ramming his car into that group of counterprotesters will make his first court appearance today. he's charged with second degree murder for that violent crash. heather heyer died, 19 others were hurt. the "today" show will continue this story after our show. >>> good morning from charlottesville. protest. that's the statue of robert e. lee, the confederate general behind me. this is where we've seen the violence the last few days. today here in charlottesville, alex fields will be in court. he's accused of second degree murder of mowing down with his car a group of counterprotesters and that killed, as you probably know, a 32-year-old woman by the name of heather heyer. she was a paralegal here in charlottesville and she was one of those protesting the white nationali

that includes nearly four mile stretch between metro center and stadium armory. metro hopes to have wireless coverage in all tunnels throughout the rail system by end of 2020. >>> thrill seekers, get ready. today is national roller coaster day. >> in celebration, we sent her out to give it a go this morning, she's working for you in the community with information on how to make your roller coaster ride count today. i saw all of that great video you posted on social media, mallet. you're a brief sole. >> i tested this out yesterday for today, national roller coaster day. i don't like to be in these lanes, i want to be in the front car. tomorrow, theodore joins us, one of our teammates. this is where i'm going to be. it was a thriller. me and photographer irene johnson, we did that thing yesterday on this wooden roller coaster, 100 years old. for national roller coaster day, folks. and six flags gave us a challenge. they wanted media personalities to come here, form a team, right, and ride 10 times. 10 times. >> i'm game. >> you going to ride ten times? >> absolute

they got to choose new backpacks at the armory u in northeast philadelphia. >>> we're just a little more than 24 hours from the eagle l press season homeowner. >> nbc 10 is the station for your eagles. the only place to watch the birds take on the bills at the link tomorrow night. john clark is joining us live. we have already seen a pretty big turnout from the fans for the first two open practices. big expectations for the crowd tomorrow. >> you said it. 36,000 fans for the last open practice. 24,000 for the first practice. that's around 60,000 total fans for practice. eagles fans are hyped for the first preseason home game tomorrow night and they are excited about year two of carson wentz. he has the new weapons on offense. l birds finished 7-9 last year. that's never acceptable. the eagles haven't is won a playoff dwam in nine years. and lane johnson say it is will be a failure if they don't make the playoffs. here's nelson aguilar. >> we have great fans behind us. they want to be successful and work hard and make it all work. they are going to be roaring. >> they are ready to play in

improved the wireless service along the blue, orange and silver lines between metro center and stadium armory. news 4 transportation reporter adam tuss put it to the test. all of adam's calls went through just fine even in the tunnels. many riders seem to have mixed feelings about this. >> i didn't want to hear other people's conversations but i'd love to talk myself. >> maybe we have to get a quiet metro car or something lik like the vre. >> that's not a bad idea. >> thinking. >> adam did find one rider whose call dropped just after she had made it. bottom line here, if you have a plan with the major carriers, your call should hold the next time you're riding in that downtown corridor. how about that? >> unless you don't want it to. then you can tell the person on the other end, can't -- >> now we're going to know when i try to call you what happens. >> you already knew. you can visit the smithsonian castle again today. the smithsonian says it's a good thing it had a modern sprinkler system. d.c. fire says that fire started by accident and the sping letters put it out. it happened on an uppe

that includes the nearly four-mile stretch between metro center and stadium armory. metro hopes to have wireless coverage in all of the tunnels throughout the rail system by the end of 2020. >>> today, there's an effort to protect you and your family from a serious disease. the city of hyattsville discovered traces of the west you'll see crews spraying around town tonight. if you live in those areas, you should shut your windows starting at 7:30 and protect your plants and pets as well. >>> owning a luxury home might be something you've always dreamed of. picture a big house, huge yard, probably a huge price tag, right? that's where you're wrong. at least that's what we're hearing now. diana shows us how you can live like the rich and famous without going bankrupt. >> reporter: the trouble with these super expensive homes was, well, they were too expensive. luxury home sales and sale prices had been lagging the rest of the market for the past few years, but now, they've turned around for one simple reason. nope, not that, although it didn't hurt. it's really this. >>

. >> inside the armory at theo lacey, the emergency response team suits up to confront an inmate consideredangerous threat. >> i'm sending you guys into danger, i know. this is not a drill. this is an ad seg inmate. we all know what that means. correct? that means he's assaultive not only to other inmates but he's also assaultive possibly to staff. all right? that kind of amps it up a little bit. >> the inmate is albert briceno. he has been transferred to orange county from a maximum security state prison, in order to appeal his current sentence of more than 150 years on multiple counts of gang-related armed robbery. >> albert briceno is a gang member from hard times. that's a street gang out of the city of garden grove. he goes by the moniker of capone. he was mainly brought up into the gang life through his family. through his mom and surrounding family members. he was basically born into the gangs. >> i just grew up, like, angry. you know, so it wasn't cool showing your emotions and crying. i channeled all that hurt into anger. i started gang-banging. you know? and i said, if i'm going t

. >> the walnut creek city council is debating opening a winter night homeless shelter at an armory.would be open to homeless people between december and march of next year. between 30 and 50 people would get referral services. the city operated the shelter last year. >> the cofounder of the bay area's grateful dead jerry garcia would have turned 75 years old today. a plaque will be placed near his first home on amazon avenue. there's also already a plaque honoring garcia near the other home he grew up on heritage street. supporters say garcia was a musical legend, helped the band create its own culture, a culture known among many of the deadheads many of them expected to celebrate jerry day. >> and i bet you'll be there. >> i've never attended that one. >> 30 dead shows and --. >> i'd rather be at the dead shows. >> i agree. still ahead as training camp continues at the napa a live update on how the team is doing. >> and sure to be hot up in napa. that's not the only place we're checking in for how hot it's going to get where you may live. for years, men have enjoyed their man caves

they had a flashy event here in the park armory in midtown manhattan, and they revealed a lot of the about the phone, which i am holding in my hand. some of the main differences ar it has a large screen, large display, it is the biggest phone yet and another plus is the stylus, which is skinnier and more pressure resistant than before. on top of that, they also ha a dual camera lens in the back, so talking to people here, it seems there is lot of excitement about these improvements but we'e still going to ve to wait and see if they bounce back from the problems of last year. >> british prime minister theresa may wants to take back control of the country's laws from europe. her government is willing to accept a cooperative relationship with the european court of justice. u.k. is open to a biting -- abiding that bypassed ecj rulings and even referring decisions to it. jonathan: this red line was of huge importance to the brexiteers. said in october, to great applause from the conservative party, that brexit meant leaving the jurisdiction tothe ecj and they're open abiding by past dec

a flashy event here in the park armory in midtown manhattan, and they revealed a lot of the details aboutne, which i am holding in my hand. some of the main differences are it has a very large-screen and a very large display. it is the biggest phone yet. and another plus is the stylish -- is the stylus, which is skinnier and more pressure resistant than before. on top of that, they also have a dual camera lens in the back, so talking to people here, it seems there is a lot of excitement about these improvements, but we are still going to have to wait and see if they bounce back from the problems of last year. >> british prime minister theresa may wants to take back control of the country's boards -- lords of europe. now, her government is willing to accept a cooperative relationship with the european court of justice. a new positions as a u.k. is open to a biting bypassed ecj rulings and even referring decisions to it. >> is it a red line that has been scrapped or diluted a little bit? >> yeah, it is a redline that has become wiggly, perhaps. a bit more wiggly, perhaps. it was of huge imp

. >> nicholas burkehead is an armory veteran from virginia.ing this trip sooner than expected. >> originally i planned to read the language books and go next year. but i heard it would be banned next month so i thought i would get in while i could. >> beginning september 1, americans can't visit north korea as tourists. the u.s. state department set a travel ban after the death of otto warmbier. he was sentenced to 15 years hard labor after taking propaganda off the wall of his hotel. he was returned to american custody and died six days after coming home. he was 22. >> you are fine as a tourist until you break the law. if you break the law, that country is cruel and merciless. >> simon cocrell made 160 trips to north korea. one of his american clients, jeffrey fowl, detained in 2014 for leaving behind a bible. north korea released him months later. >> what is your biggest fear about going in? >> well you know obviously if they hold people. >> ali quit his job as a doctor in washington, d.c. to travel the world. he says he wanted to visit nort

earlier train stadium armory cleared.ines normal service resumed vienna, fran kenyan wiehle. branch avenue and suitland stations remain closed through the 20th of august there. so just be careful. delays shuttle service replacing trains between naylor road and branch avenue. aside from we have problems. seventh street southwest closed between c and d streets. police activity impa impacting l'efant plaza metro station. seventh and maryland of a entrance closed. seventh street and d street entrances open. so you can still get to the l'efant plaza make sure you plan ahead for that one. aside from that, inbound new york avenue there's crash blocking the left lane near florida avenue. big delays in both directions because of that. 295 southbound jams from 50 down 5202 to 295 jams up. inbound suitland parkway crash at stanton road. ten minute delay there. give yourself extra time. and then 210 northbound crash at palmer road through objection zen hill the inner loop jams from branch avenue to the wilson bridge. and then southbo

that would go up at walnut creek's national guard armory. >>> today, group looking to make foopt traffic in san francisco says it'll do an audit of dangerous city streets. starting at 10:30 in the morning, leaders will join citizens to evaluate safety crossings. >>> more details now to tell you about, the group says more than 40% of pedestrian deaths and traffic crashes are seniors. we investigated overnight, san francisco's city website says there were 30 overall traffic-related deaths in 2016. so far eight in 2017. and since 2009, the majority of traffic-related deaths in the city have been pedestrians. the city's website does not break down victim ages, however. >>> 5:25, the san jose police chief says there's still a lot of work to do to beef up the police department. the chief says things are starting to turn around. 20 cadets graduates in two weeks. 54 other cadets are also in training. for years, dozens of san jose officers resigned because of pay and pension cuts. but this year, 17 applied to return or transfer back to the force. monday, he swore in a now former palo alto officer

punch necessary so he have as weapons officer roundup as many bazookas as they could find in their armory and hauled them up with them. this is the kind commander that i want to follow into battle because he doesn't proceed with the idea that he knows everything already. he's figuring it out as he goes along. that was not the only weapon systems that he brought with him that proved to be really important in being successful. the military does learn i think they are one of the most remarkable achievements of modern times. how they are used as a is a different question. and i think to me one of them lasting lessons of vietnam is that we make a mistake in this country when we project our politics and our ideology and the things that shape our elections and things and we project these ideas on the world so back in the cold cold war it was communism and we need to fight it wherever it rears its head. that was our understanding that sent us to vietnam. a deeper understanding of southeast asia might have informed our leaders that this was not just an exercise in global contest that it was an act

rebels dead, one injured and several on the run although they got away with stolen weapons from the armorymaduro who the trump administration calls a dictator, said the mercenaries and terrorists failed to ignite a civil war. maduro vowed rebels will be captured and suffer the maximum punishment. there is no leniency for desserters. the glorious 41st brigade put down the attack led by a long mutinous national guard captain. they were not active duty military but mostly civilians and desserters. on saturday the new national constituent assembly fired venezuela's chief prosecutor in the first major action. she was viewed as a threat to the bowl varian revolution. two opposition leaders arrested and hauled away from their homes last week, they have returned home over the weekend but remain under house arrest. on friday that new national constituent assembly convened for very first time. it has no check on its power. meanwhile the opposition-dominated national assembly, the old law making body which has been stripped of power, still refuses to recognize the new body, saying it formed after a s

boulevard in northeast philadelphia, southbound outer drives are blocked, between southampton road by armoryown to red lion road, and use inner drive this morning. they are still working on the vine street expressway closed between schuylkill and broad street, again, with some local detours until five or 5:15 or so and for gang in wilmington they are working on 495 southbound right at 12th street, thomas, back over to you. >>> 4:33. all out search foreman wanted in two shootings, one deadly. now police in philadelphia and delaware county are offering up reward to hope you will come forward to help catch that killer. steve keeley is in center city with what we need to necessity >> reporter: talking to police this morning they think they have a quick tempered quick trigger killer out there this guy fired shots at 6:00 p.m. in a philadelphia saturday afternoon when two people just asked what he was up to when they saw him lingering around homes in the overbrook park section. forty-five minutes later and 2 s an accountant, co-workers and friends describe as last guy on earth to ever put up a fig

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and they can go, sometimes when you have an armed armory there. youngertary and children, seeing military equipment, just trucks or whatever, they love climbing on that stuff and looking at it and all that. and that kind of makes it pertinent to see what the military uses and that kind of thing going on. and gives them an activity to get out. have any military organizations around you that have any kind of an open house, or class trip or something like that, might make it more relative and permanent than just reading about it in a book. has been athe abmc footage they have taken of cemeteries. and i think that if you show some of these videos to kids that this is the price that our country pays for engaging in military activities around the world, and this is how many of the cemeteries there are many people are buried there, you know one of the things, i don't know if you felt this, but when i was growing up and first thought about my father's death, it was really affecting me and how much i lost by not having a father. as i got older and really u

didn't give them housing or resources, so a lot had to live in the community and even in like the armory, dining halls and stuff like that to have a place to live while they were trying to learn. >> yep. so what marquise is referencing on campuses, project 500 in 1968 where the university recruited 500 black and some latino students to come on to campus. when you recruit students or you recruit anybody and you don't give them resources and housing, what you cause is chaos, right? you cause a lot of sort of human suffering because people don't have the resources that they need to survive on a day-to-day basis. yes, recruitment without a sort of infrastructure becomes -- can become very chaotic, right? in this case, the fruinfrastruce that was there in place to exploit, to exploit these guest workers. so we know that. we know that it is chaotic. what happens when you actually get into the actual sites? finally your name is called. somebody says, you know, let's give you a name. you know, manuel sanchez, your number is called. you can come on through. manuel has already gotten in debt. manu

lines, the uninterrupted service through most of the downtown core, from metro center to stadium-armoryl between the stations. >> so you can watch me tonight on news4 because i will be on there. >> reporter: her call held so time for our own test. i am calling our photograph's phone, and the call is going through. now can we answer the call? can i answer and talk to myself? hello? hello? it's actually working. but cell service being what it is, this may not be 100% all the time. some riders trying to call one another -- >> nope, it's gone. >> it's gone. >> metro won't say specifically which part get the upgrade next, but they expect to have service in all tunnels by late 2020. a good story about metro. >> yes. >> people will be happy they are able to connect now. i don't know about the people who don't like to talk on their cell phones, but -- >> that's the other story. >> the future looks bright, adam tuss. >> you can't see anything. >> you shouldn't be able to see anything. did you see the traffic on 95 southbound yesterday? it was wall to wall traffic yesterday, people trying to get

treasuries by the fed when they built up that quantitative easing armory. what happens to those yields when those balance sheet strength? we don't know that. if rates are low and inflation find that we may go to a world where there is not something a disaster but harder to make money. alix: you hearken back to what was written today by a big treasury bull. you're not getting compensated for the amount of leverage and the amount of risk that you taking on. do you feel like it's going to be an event risk or is it going to be a slow grind as you talk about the normalization? kit: i think it's more likely to be choppy. there will be days when i come into the office and i'm really sort of panics for can. like 2006 or 2007 in the sense that we are not going to get interest rates up enough to cause major damage. if i look at where money was going, i don't know the kinds of things that mean beneficiaries could you have very strong unsecured credit in the u.k. you have a big revolution of money going into cyber currencies . we don't have the same excesses as we had

. >> armories link match i never thought i'd be rivetting by an arm wrestling scene i actually was andod movie worth seeing. >> it's solid film. the new girl character so different. >> i know. >> and it is returning for a final seventh season in the coming months. obviously, this fall i believe. i'm looking forward to seeing how what they do with the characters and how they bring them back. >> how they wrap it up. >> they were supposed to end it. >> how good it was. >> bonus episodes that will be here on fox5. stay tuned for the dates on t that. glass castle current until theaters. >> kevin mccarthy as always thank you. >> thanks, guys. >> all right. >>> steve, over to you. >>> this is brian from truxton inn. here's the spin it's national rum day we want to showcase rum drinks but the twist this time around look who holds the power. that's right. maureen. i will be making your drink today. >> oh, no. >> we will see how it turns out. will teacher teach student how to make drink? absolutely. >> for maureen. >> total fake. >> we'll all fine out together after this. now what is this? fi