melissa >> much of ellott city still shut down but councilman john weinstein of hard county has plansng legislatesn that he will help stop building permits here to allow the area to build. he is calling it the tiber wafer shed sy act. it's to halt all buildin t permits we tried find out how developering feel. we tried reach out but only und an abandoned house, therfs a lot push-back on facebook as well as support. the votings for this is expecte. that story up next. >>> dc voters head to the poll fornd primary d mayor muriel bowser running for reelection, facing two challengers but over the "washingt term.nd dorsed her for a there are also democratic primaries for sev seats on city council as well asor dc's delegate to the house o representatives. >> dc voters also deciding on whether to give a he pay b to tipped employees by raising the hourly rate from tipped winter weathers from more than $3 an h to $12.50. initiative 77 has peopl ruling making last minute calls to owvoters. lindsay w people are fired up sn bothes of this one. >> rorter: they are, and it will be interesting to see

john weinstein saide wants year-long stop on all development that may be impacting t water shed and surroundingas, he said an analysis should be condued and effo made to improve infrastructure weinstein made a similar call after the 2016 flood b no action was taken. >>> in the pdistrict,ice are searching for a gunman who shot an injured a man in northwest. this happened this afternoon near bla and cedar street, we're told victim was conscious when he was taken to hospital for treatment. no details. >>> no word on what caused a deadly csh in prince george's county county. a car and a motorcycle ht and r died. the driver and passengers were injured, but they're expected to make full recovery. >>> a new jersey arts and music festival turned into a shooting rampage early this morning, gunshots rang out before 3:00 a.m. one person killed, 22 others injured. tonight pole say killed was 33-year-old wells and he was at least one of two gunmen. brian llenas more from trenton >> it's sad that it was -- it was such a way to bring everybo ruined. >> reporter: it was supposed to be an all nightni commu cele

howard county councilman john weinstein is hoping to get lakes passed to prohibit all building permitsger branch water shed to focus on rebuilding, a new proposal to get the city back onts feet and getting a lot of support and >> the inten is to have a pause of 12 months, step back, not onlyhe review data that we collected and analysis that we did last time and a it to this storm and look at existing developments in the water shed to see , if anything, can be done in tse areas. >> weitein tried to push the same legislation forward in 2016 it didn't pass but the flooding 22 months that ellicott cit flooded. >>> eight private high schools in our area will phase ap classes by 2022, they want to develop their on classes with an emphasize on inner disciplary and in-depth leaing they say it gives students a jum start and can save money's o tuition, some university no longerccept ap classes for credit which means students have to take the subjects again in college. >>> nine before 5:00. fox 5 zip trip crew had had an amaze ain time in lexington park maryland. this week heading to fairfax coun

contribut to the councilman john winds may feel about the proposed legislation >> councilman john weinsteins open to give legislation passed to prohibi all build permits in the water shed to focus on rebuilding it's cald the tiber branch water shed >> it's to step backeview the data and analysi we did last time and apply it to this s and look at existing developmts to see what can be done. >> reporter: he tried to push same l01islation in6 it didn't pass but the flooding in may marks the second timen 22 months ellicott city flooded n it's a public safety issu we alsosked weinstein about how he has i addressed thessue with developers and contractors whotr have conuted to his campaign. andlhether they present obstacles for his legislation. most rently in march of 2017, ryland carter consolidated donated $1,000 to weinstein butt his focus >> i didn't consult with them i didn't do it last tim or this time. this is a right thing to do. and that's why i'm moving forward with it. >> reporter: we stoppedy address listed for rynd carter we found an abandoned house maing address i sarasota florida. f

and that's the rationale that harvey weinstein and schneiderman, the new york attorney general, and all these others and johnonyers, the big democrat bigshot who was hostint trouserless meetings in his congressional office. they are all actually following that clinton rationale that because i have the right attitudes in public i can do what i like in private.ri >> tucker: harvey c weinstein's defens i love abortion, so back off, leave me alone. so clinton, i confess i feel a little sorry for bill clinton because in my view, this is really about the democratic party changing and rejecting its past. but i also wonder as long as we are going to have a reckoning with clinton over his behavior, when do we get the reckoning with all of his defenders in the media? "the washington post" reporter who said that she would get on her knees for him for keeping abortion legal. the feminist leaders who attacked monica lewinsky in effect and dismissed the rape allegations.in when do they get their time under the spotlight for what they did? >> and i think there's alsoun other ones, too. there were ones who didn't attack mon

honorable wilbur ross, the honorable jim weinstein, no stranger to this room or subject matter, administrator and another person who is no stranger to this room, general john hyden. i will turn it over to you for your brief opening statements and then we will roll straight into russians. we will start with you, general. -- questions. we will start with you, general. to thank you chairman and members. distinguish committee members, all of you who are here today with secretary ross and administrator weinstein, it's difficult not to say that. he is on this side of the table which is interesting. it is a privilege to be here as always and day privilege to represent the 162,000 americans who have accomplished the missions of my -- under my command every day. if you work in our national space policy, [ inaudible ] we have a global fighting command. we set the conditions for allied security. our missions are to deter strategic attack and employ nuclear space global strike, missile defense forces as directed. to do this we rely on timely and accurate information about the operational environments we operate in. space is one of those environments and it's no differ