vernon. >> reporter: the mt. vernon lady's association is lead rg the fight with the save george washgton's view campaign. it's not the first time the tdies association has battled development acros river. in the 50s they fought off an oil tank andn the 60s, a sewage treatment plant. it created this graphic tohow what they fear, emission stacks on the horizon.do nion spokesman says that is simply not accurate. the stacks will be just 50 feet below the tree line. >> we specifically zindesigned facility to not be visible from mt. vernon. it is three miles away and ross the river. >> reporter: over on the maryland side of the river, residents are fighting the plant for mores scoring a victory when charles county officls rejected a special exemption permit. but now dominion is suing in federal court. this mt. vernon resident stopped by the estate to listen to the press conference. he says as a dominion shareholder, he has a message for the company a the ceo. >> dominion timed the move the plant s

vernon say the view is suddenly threatened.tural energy compresr plant across the river. from chopper 4, you can see the site they own ve developed. >> to dominion, i'd say, choose a different ground. sometimes thright decision is a difficult one. >> reporter: the campaign to fight the gas plant dubbed, savr washington's view. they've created this graphic to e ow what they fear is on horizon. a dominion spokesman says it is not accurate. the stacks will be 50 feet below ace tree line. >> we designed theity to let be visible from mt. vernon. it is located 3 away, across a river, and through a forest. it will not be visible. >> reporter: mt. vernon's protectors worry about the future. >> any industrial growth leads to more industrial growth. ep >>ter: this family distressed to learn about domion's plans. >> i would be devastated if they did something like that. >> if you couldn't see it, i dot know. ether you can hear it, noise, pollution? i think you're destroying the -- what's preserved. >> reporter: the campaign will be launch

vernon's protectors worry about the future.tressed to learn about domini's plans. >> i will be devastated if they do something like that. even if you couldn't see it, i don't know, whether key with hear it or the pollution. i just think you're destroying it. >> reporter: the save george washington view campaign will be waged nationwide, so a is the meeting with the white house? i'm told that's in the works. at mt.vern on, i'm julie carey. news 4. >> they got an influential partner today. designated the view as number 11 on its most endangered list. >>> the fireoday in wingo's restaurant was an accident. dust carried the flames to the roof. at least one other store is damaged. two firefighters were taken to the hospital after overheating. investigato investigators trying to figure out what sparked this fire in virginia. neighbors on bay side avenue pulled someone from the top floor before firefighters arrive the fire spread to two alarms. no one here was >>injured. we want to go back to our primary day coverage in maryland. vote

at mount vernon, fox5 local news >> fox5 as in munlt, maryland tonight.amazon just opened its second brick and mortar in georgetown back in march and like the georgetown store every book is either a best seller, a new releasor has an online rating of at least four stars. it now has 16cr locatiooss the country. so good to see inov book to store, though they people want to have books to read. i still buy books. i do, too. i like to flip my pages and nowhere i am. we stare at a computer screen enough i feel like my eyes need a print and read actual print >> especially when they have a little coffee shop there. it's very le i it's a good come boavment especially when it's a nice day. we probably won't be coffee. it's nice today, though . yesterday was beautiful as well. as behind the capital live you can e the clouds are beginning to thicken and that's howe're going to role through the rest of the i evening butt should be dry theng. we've been tracking a couple showers west of d.c. tonight, but i think that's where they will stay. we all get inn shower thunde

not a good answer, but. >> we are not tired of listening to vernon. unfortunately, we are out of time. we are supposed as are the next session two minutes ago, but we will start it in 25 minutes. we will take a little lunchtime away from anybody. grabbed it coffee, it now. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule and keep up with the latest history news. >> each week, american history tv brings you archival film that provides context for today's public affairs issues. americans, it was just yesterday that i returned from my historic moscow summit meeting with general secretary gorbachev. it so happens that later this month, i will be visiting canada for an economic summit with the leaders of the world's industrialized nations. i thought i would take a few moments to tell you about both. first, my meeting with general secretary gorbachev in moscow. the event that held perhaps the most immediate historic importance took p

vernon ladies association iseang the fight. it's not the first time e ladi ladies association has battled development across the river. in the t0sy fought off an oil tank and in the 60s ae sew treatment plant. they made this graphic, but dominion spokesman says that's not accurate. the stacks will be 50 feet below the tree line. we specificallyesigned the facility so not be visible from mt. vern op. it's located three miles away, across a river and through a forest. it will not be visible. >> over on the other side ey've been fighting the plant for months scoring a victory when charles county exempted a special permit. now dominion is suing in federal court. this mt. vernon resident stopped by to listen tss the p conference. he says as a dominion shareholde h has message. time to move the plant somewhere else. >> reporter: but for now dominion says it has no plans to find a new site. julie carey, news 4. >>> some breaking news just in to our newsroom. nbc news has learned the secret service will begin providing whitety at the h

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vernon ladies association said that will threaten the view. agency will start to stop the agency next week. >>> and this year's congressional women's softball game. >> left fielder, california representative nannette aryan. >> this was at watkins field in southeast d.c. last night. you can see there, with a lot of pink on the field. and it was for a good cause. e friendly competition raised b money forast cancer. the final score was 5-0. >>> well, we sawome rain in our area last night, it wasn't as bad as this. look. this morning, crews are still pumping water off flooded roads in western pennsylvania. this is about 40 miles east of h pittsb some areas saw two inches of rain in hours. some people's basements were illed with several inches of water. >> we can relate, can't we? >> we really can. weikust feel every time we get a few clear days, we've been having a lot of rain. >> it's causing a lot of problems too. a lot of flooding. >> youeould think bef may 12th we're in an moderate to extreme drought. we turned that pattern around. >> we certa

. >> of vernon does it all. he is a one-man university. of thehe director inmson cyber institute and addition to that, received the dean's award in research from the college of architecture, art, and humanity. don't you do natural science as well? written at least 25 books or edited them. he has published more than 200 scholarly articles. to whoand i compete as can wear the best lincoln tie at conferences. i got mine at the capitol historical society. youin any event, i give vernon burton, who will tell you about the 14th amendment. [applause] you loweringte expectations. it is always a hard act to follow paul, and to try to get my timer on, and of course i can't. ok. thought the american south for 34 years of university of illinois, and then i wrote a book, the age of lincoln. to southved home carolina, where i had grown up. the land of lincoln. people in south carolina no longer cared for lincoln. that's even though i argued he was the greatest president, the greatest theologian of the 19th century, insignificant that he was a southerner

there is an outstanding exhibit about slavery at mount vernon, the exhibit is in mount vernon. it is really well researched and well produced. i recommend it to you. over the course of the marriage, george washington is among the 12 -- 10 or 12 most wealthiest men in america. they have enormous properties, she brought slaves, he bought slaves, so they have this large population of slaves, i think it is 310 blacks in 1797 on the five farms around mount vernon. there are five whites. george, martha, the two children, and the overseer. george dies in 1797 and he directs that his 123 slaves he has purchased during this period should be free -- when martha dies. so they are still working for martha. he does not want to disrupt the farm life, which makes martha really anxious that someone is going to poison her, because as soon as she is dead, people are free. so she frees them in 1798, but you have this population, george's 123, who are free, and martha's 200 something who are not free. but it is not like they have lived in separate pockets. these people have married, they have chil

vernon. dominion energy wants to build a gas station directly aoss the river. the mt.on saiden that develowill threaten the view. >> it is quite a spectacular view. from both sides. mt. vernon particularly is very lovely. >> george washington owned 8,000 acres at one point. a crazy amount of land. >> stalk a staycation, that's a place worth visiting. >> it's so fu super nice there. for locals you can get a year-long pass a go anytime you want to. and today might be a fineay to go visit george washington's house because it will be a relatively dry dayompared to how rainy it's been around here lately. when i tell you, a little rainy, that may be a wild understatement. over the last 40e days peo are looking for wood to start building their ar we've had 25 rainy days out of the last 40. and rain fall amounts have been inpress ive impressi up to 13 inches of rain. today a i little break action, the weather front which brought us rain last night, that'sng settust to our south today. so rain chance today will be higher the farther south and west. richmond, charlottesville and

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don't worry these aren't hallucinations they're animated clips by vernon monopods the artist from the philippines works in los angeles as a visual effects specialist in his free time he lets his imagination run wild on instagram there he transforms into super mario or sends a whale floating into the air. his more than one hundred thirty thousand followers on instagram are regularly dazzled. he sometimes works three days straight on his three d. cartoons but no worries for energy he can have a donut. that is a shift snapshot. as always we leap ship through the excerpt our internet find of the week this time cellphone elves. what does daily life inside smartphones look like. what really happens when the alarm clock goes off. the clip we are watching you provides a unique answer living chips and bytes inside of smart phones operate them and the little helpers are kept on their toes. the comedic short film was created by up and coming german filmmaker florian hoffman the nineteen year old has already cleaned up awards with a short now we finally know who's responsible for our texting mist

an uncle tom, though he could have ignored the simple comment his mentor tad vernon decided to keepnd out of my face. >> for all his biting and political commentary, consider this, he has never formally enter the political arena till now. he is now endorsing and campaigning for ben jealous running for the governor of maryland. this is chappelle's first ever endorsement. the two have known each other for decades. i for one would love to ask chappelle why he's getting involved in campaigns now. i'd love to have chappelle on to talk about anything. tomorrow, we get to do that. i'm excited to say dave chappelle is my exclusive guest right here on "the beat." he will be joined tomorrow with ben jealous and they will talk about what they're doing on the campaign trail. i hope you join us tomorrow. when we come back, aupdate on this nueller filing. stay with us. sfx: muffled whistle tt alert. i'm your phone, stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could b

a trip down the potomac to visit mount vernon. at the president's order the press is to be suppressed. the englishmen were taken on a tour of the house which the prince did not find impressive as he wrote to the queen, "the house in itself is unfortunately in very bad repair and is rapidly falling into decay." oh dear me. there is the east room. --t is the problem, best this does not seem to be working. this is the prince at the grave. graveisited washington's and, at the request of the president, the prince planted a horse chestnut tree although it the one that he is not who actually got his hands dirty. that he was off to philadelphia, boston, and new york where an ball had a all -- floor collapsed. cheering crowds pushed and shoved to catch a glimpse. the duke of newcastle compared the crowds to madness. a popular humorist compared -- said that "he would consider himself a lucky lad if he escapes a nomination for president." the next royal visitor was another prince of wales, this time the future kid at -- king edward the eight

vernon ladies association says thateaill thrn the historic view here.t week they'll unveil a campaign to try to prevent that from happening. >>> take a look at this video. it stas innocently enough. a fedex truck driver pulls up to a house, but look at what he does next. there it goes. he throws that package at the front door. the homeowner caught itll on his home security system and news 4 darcy spencer paid a t visi ashburn today to find out what that homeowner thinks should be done. >> reporter: this is a situation video of fedex driver tossing a from inside its truck instead of handling it with care. when you saw this video, what are youhinking? >> i was kind of shocked, a little surprised. >> robert is a homeowner who captured the package throwing incident on hise surveilla system last week. he posted it on many people are probably wondering was there something breakable in that package? >> at that time, no, there wasn't, but in my case it's more principle than anything. >> reporter: some of rob's neighbors posted this video on social media and tag

thing.his wife and children are citizens, but there's a chance he may still be sent back to mexico.andrew vernontestorif you have any sense of empathy or morality, you're a disgusting creature if you support any of thiskarina's husband is now back to workhis boss is awesomethey currently know people who are still locked up. and although these allies may not know who they arewe love you .. we love you on father's day ... they're protesting the cruel separation of children from parents seeking asylum.abraham drucker / organizerthere's no way i could come out and celebrate time with y kids while families are being cruelly separated, while father sat in jail, mothers taken away from their children and detained.shabnam malek / protestorit's important for people to literally hear that people are out here that know they're in there. and whether the govt hears us or cares or we have an immediate effect, we want the people on the inside to know we're here and we care.it's great that we have support from other races, not only hispanic, which is awesome, and i'm very grateful for that too.reporting from ri

the following day they sailed down the potomac on the presidential yacht sequoia to mount vernon. they did not visit washington's grave. rather, they went to arlington cemetery, where the king laid a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier. the royal couple traveled by train to new york, where they briefly visited the world's fair, the suppose it reason for their visit, and then were driven to hyde park. they had an informal dinner at the roosevelt house, after which the king and the president stayed up late discussing the crisis in europe. the president thought war was inevitable. the king thought it might be averted. sadly the president was the better forecaster. later, on the third of september, 1939, the united kingdom and empire were at war with germany and soon with italy and japan. the following day, the two couples, the president's mother, and guests enjoyed a hot dog picnic. which occasioned the 1939 equivalent of a media frenzy. [laughter] after which the president drove the two couples around hyde park. it was a memorable drive for the queen, who later claimed the pre

speaker, i rise today to recognize mount vernon high school cybersecurity team for their second place win in the air force association's national youth cyberdefense competition. i'd also like to personally recognize kathryn holland, who's the stem teacher and introduced the program to the school. the cyber patriot national youth cybersecurity association was there to motivate students towards careers in cybersecurity. this is the first year the school has had a team in the competition. the team consisted of five students, lincoln collins, ty wilson, chandler honeycutt, gavin harper, madison davis. 584 teams registered for the competition. the group showed dedication to the competition by practicing in the afternoons and on saturdays. i congratulate the high school team and wish them much continued success in the years to come, both in school and in their future careers. . mr. speaker, i'd like it rise today and recognize the accomplishments of stacey mcadoo, a speech communications teacher at little rock central high school. stacey was recently named the little rock school district 20

saturday on the civil war, the 150th anniversary of the eradication of the 14th amendment with orville vernonurton. u.s.y on oral histories, army veteran dennis haynes talks about his experiences during the vietnam war. watch this is been networks this weekend. -- c-span networks this weekend. announcer: bill kristol is a limit of -- political commentator. he spoke in manchester, new hampshire previewing the 2020 presidential campaign and the possibility of a republican challenge to president trump. england council.

famous architect designing flashy new buildings and luxury lofts and condos sprouting up everywhere vernon'sabled venue's of fast disappearing. culture is losing ground to capital. it's most prominent victim time fellas the subcultural center of the ninety's and early two thousand right in the heart of. the clouds laid it out of balance minister for cultural affairs it's a place with sentimental value as i know one thing tough the list was centrally located this used to be a hot spot it was surrounded by similar venues although it's hard to see it nowadays it was a kind of beacon emitter everything else gravitated towards it the dynamic at the time made it the biggest hot spot among many of its kind it had huge symbolic power for the city of berlin and now that's fading it's left a gaping hole in the book office when. after a long battle tackle is finally closed in twenty twelve. ounces workshops are being edged out all over ballin most recently here in paris are. over three hundred fifty studios disappear each year due to rising rents. just keep thank you because no studio space left forwar

add trick they did better this time though germany only winning two one on this occasion team of vernon netting and the saudi offered up an own goal to the world champions as well. england are in south africa for what is considered one of rugby's toughest tours the english will take on the springboks in a three match test series england won eighteen in a row before a serious wobble in form during the last six nations tournament where they finished for a while south africa are rebuilding after a difficult last few years. we spoke six nations with. those westerns and you would take those aboard learned and its spirit gives an opportunity to change the way we do things journeys where we approach certain areas again. james where we trained so that's it's. an opportunity for us to improve and get back we want to we would every going. england and south africa enjoy one of rugby's most famous rivalries they fed each other thirty eight times since ninety six that is outside of the numerous meetings between south africa and the british and irish lions went in than combined with wales scotland an

of a country church near mount vernon and this one, christchurch. and remind you inside of what you would see in bermuda or barbados. i urge you to see it if possible. wrong,ne something there, we are all right. there we go. they have split between two .ocks, to stones this is stafford county. it is a highly desirable residential area. it, theseas they left were rejected stones all over the place. evidence of their work, and now they did it. here are some of the sketches the association had done. six, probably six, but they ordered iron spikes. he drives these in and naturally splits the rock. as the rockets reduced to the , big papers that never survive. both here and at a quiet park, you can see it on the government island. see where the spikes went down. they drove it down and poured water on it. usually the split was pretty good, pretty smooth. carrie are on some drawings. he said there would have been .ix oxen i don't know. this was his stone and a very simple cream. it slants down to the creek and they were loading onto the stone boats. polled

to add trick they did better this time though germany only winning two one on this occasion team a vernon meeting and the saudi offered up an own goal to the world champions as well. england are in south africa for what is considered one of rugby's toughest two is the english will take on the springboks in a three match test series england won eighteen in a row before a serious wobbly in form during the last six nations tournament where they finished fifth south africa are rebuilding after a difficult last few years. we spoke it was six nations with gave us some gave some lessons and you would take those aboard learning and its spirit gives an opportunity to change the way we do things change the way we approach certain areas the game. jays where we trained so that's it's. an opportunity for us to improve and get back we want to win we want it every game. england and south africa enjoy one of rugby's most famous rivalries they fed each other thirty eight times since ninety six that is outside of the numerous meetings between south africa and the british and irish lions when england combin

one of two churches, a country church near mount vernon, and this one, christ church. very few changes. ofide, it would remind you barbados, wherever the british were, this kind of church. wait a minute -- i have done something wrong. we are all right. there we go. here, you can barely see it. they have split between two rocks. in the process. stafford county and jane o'connor have created a wonderful little park there, it is a highly desirable residential area. but is just as they left it when the buildings were built here. these are rejected stones, all over the place, evidence of their work and how they did it. here we go. here are some of the workmen in sketches the association had done. these of driving sticks, maybe sticks, some of them might be iron. he drives these and and it naturally splits the rock. as the rock gets reduced to the sizes they want, which the stonecutters have told them, going on the plan, big papers that never survived from building. we need this and we need this. park, it is a quiet called government island, we have owned it since 1791, our

thing.his wife and children are citizens, but there's a chance he may still be sent back to mexico.andrew vernon / of empathy or morality, you're a disgusting creature if you support any of thiskarina's husband is now back to workhis boss is awesomethey currently know people who are still locked up. and although these allies may not know who they arewe love you .. we love you on father's day ... they're protesting the cruel separation of children from parents seeking asylum.abraham drucker / organizerthere's no way i could come out and celebrate time with y kids while families are being cruelly separated, while father sat in jail, mothers taken aw from their children and detained.shabnam malek / protestorit's important for people to literally hear that they're in there. and whether the govt hears us or cares or we have an immediate effect, we want the people on the inside to know we're here and we care.it's great that we have support from other races, not only hispanic, which is awesome, and i'm very grateful for that too.reporting from richmond ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (michelle)controvers

some authors say it was from mount vernon. mostly say it came back on the brandywine. notbest evidence is it was sent until 1829, when a native of charleston, a successful wrote to put together this and send it to lafayette. i will end this talk with an obituary. not of lafayette, it will be too obscuret of an philadelphian, david kramer. he died during the blizzard of 1888. is as follows. debt --o knew the net lafayette dead. , after several months the lists, in the 73rd year of his age. 73 years old. he resided in philadelphia where he was a contractor. many fancy dwellings. he was a member of the freemasons, a high-end guild. at one time, he was an active member of the city council. in his youth, he had the pleasure of seeing and conversing with general visittte during his last to america. if you do the math, david kramer , a successful builder and city council or, was nine years old when he met general lafayette. 70 students from each school, outside of independence hall, october 4, 1824. apparently the most important event of his life. -- get the impact of the ide

no, what has happened, and it was alluded to, alexander vernon, the leader of the csu, this is the partynd that is right now today under mining angela merkel‘s authority. angela merkel undermined her authority when she basically invited a million people, on document, unproven, didn't know who they were, into the country. she cancelled the w3 unilaterally, dumped the problem onto eastern europe and greece, they didn't want it, and that is a simmering problem for europe. how dangerous is it, listening to that, if we look at the german situation particularly, and whether she, angela merkel, and austria and italy are going to somehow work this out amongst themselves? is it a moment of danger for the eu? i like to turn things on their head, really. you state is dangerous, i would say it is an opportunity for the eu. with all those member states, the eu never really ta kes those member states, the eu never really takes dramatic action on this proverbial axe are well and truly against the wall. arguably we are at the situation at the moment, with linchpin germany in such trouble over migration

bargain.a plea this was in connection with the insider trading scandal that involved vernon lambert,for which he worked, and dennis levine, that ultimately caused drexel to collapse under a racketeering investigation. milken himself was indicted on counts of racketeering in fraud -- and fraud in 1996, but he did not plead guilty to those things. he pleaded guilty to six counts of tax and securities violations . he did not go to prison willingly. this is not something -- this again was a plea bargain, a deal with prosecutors. drexelsecutor against was none other than rudy giuliani. vonnie: a lifetime ban on trading other people's money. if pardoned, would he want to trade again? erik: that is a good question, impossible to know. if he were pardoned, it would not automatically mean that his lifetime ban for working in the securities industry would be reversed. he has to make a separate appeal if he wants to go back in the securities industry. vonnie: what is the consensus? people talk about milken as a great person who revolutionized and made financing available where it was not availa

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let's bring in elizabeth vernon. here?g bmw is it threatening to reduce its investment or something more sinister? elizabeth: it is not quite clear. it is fair to say that the comments that came lester day afternoon -- yesterday afternoon caused quite a stir. i think a good idea is to take one step back and look at what bmw previously said about brexit and its operations. last year in september, their head of purchasing said they would reconsider -- they had considered changing their value chain if there is no customs deal, which you could construe as saying maybe we will just take the production sewhat the d not get as much attention as the ones now, which insinuated a similar thing. if we can't get parts across the border then we cannot make cars in the u.k. what has changed this time around, we are further down the track in terms of timing but also, the context is that a couple of days ago they warned they might pull their business from england unless there is clarity on a brexit deal. please add what you were going to

anniversary of the ratification of the 14th amendment with clemson university history professor, orval vernon burton. sunday 6:30 pm eastern on oral histories, u.s. army veteran, dennis haynes talks about his experiences, injuries and a long recovery during the vietnam war. watch the c-span networks this weekend. >> now, we take you to new york university law school. for a look at foreign contributions in the u.s. elections. and what federal and state lawmakers can do to restrain overseas influence. this is hosted by the universities brennan center for justice and runs about one hour. >> good afternoon. welcome everyone. i am from the brennan center. -- the brennan center for justice at nyu school is a law and policy institute -- when necessary defends a countries system of democracy and justice. there should be little doubt after the 2016 election that one set of defenses that need strengthening is the decades-old ban on foreign spending in american elections. the 21st century rise of the internet, the drastic deregulation of campaign-finance have created huge weaknesses in the legal protect

vernon ladies association said the development will threaten the historic view. the association will a unveil -- they'll unveil this campaign next weeko stop dominion energy from building that compressor. >> i've been there, the view are impressive. >> it's hard to know, you always want to balance these competing interests but it's hd to say about that with that. >>> all everybody wants is nice and sunny and dry.th >> i too much to ask for, chuck? >> no, it's not. and you'll gethat in september. but here in june, happy summer solsti day, everybody. it begins at 6:06 this morning, obviously meteorological summer began. if you don't believe me, you been outside the last couple of days. early morning peeks of daylight lighting u parts ofur sky. it's going to be a nice day to be outside. over the last 40 days, ark building has been required because 25 out of the last 40ys we've had rain somewhere in the d.c. metro area. and it's added up to between 10 and 15 inches. aboutna3 at nat airport. for today, this little weather front is going to slide just far enoughown to

vernon square, 24 minute single tracking. >>> mlions are headed to the airport for the july 4th holiday a live look atn rea national airport. it will be busy over there day. an estimated 2.7 million are expected to fly aoss the u.s. that could set a record. that's supposed to happen today. if you're taking off thi weekend get to the airport early enough to avoid the long lineso ande able to make your flight on time. >>> it's also going to be busy on the roads. if you're getting behind the wheel for the holiday, here are four things to know. aaa says more than 1 million d.c. residents ared expto drive. that's 19of the pulation. a new record. getaway traffic is expected to be i at worst next tuesday afternoon, july 3rd, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. that's because rush hour traffic will mix with the holiday travelers. st area roadwaysill be busier than normal. the biggest trouble spots will be i-95, u.s. 50 out to the bay, the capital beltway and i-270 northbound. there's some good news. gas prices are not getting higher. the d.c. area is averaging around 2.98 forregular. that's down 15 cents fr

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vernon. charge of the estate say that' the same view george washington once had and they want to make sure it stays way. the group challenging plans by dominion energy to build across the river. >>> plus also ator 5:00,ng for your health. following news of a potential breakthrough in the battle against cancer. nbcr. john torrez will join us live to explain how the polio virus is being used to treat patients with brain cancer and whethes experiment could one day be used in other ways for other kinds of cancers. we'll see you with those stories and plus a whole lot more. t ba you. >> that's exciting. we want to hear about that. >>> a call for reconciliation in the mid east. that fromrince william, the first ever member of the british royal family to visitisreal. nbc's laura gary reports on the fine line that he's trying not to cross during his visit. >> reporter: though billed as nonpolitical, the prince's week long visit of jordan and isal balances very political relationships. a delice realit

. >> plus an historic view but there's concern that could soon change the fight brewing at mount vernon>> a veteran claimg a mechanic is responsible for t damage to his truck. s thoseries and the latest election results comingp at 11:00 >>> politics now, house speaker paul ryan is urging democrat maxine waters to apologize for remarks s made urging people to harass members of the trump administration. democrats are coming to wat defe ae. fox'sx curt has the latest. when word spread a very restaurant haded r to serve sarah huckabee sanders those that opposed pretty much started cheering. the press secretary deserved the rude choes. >> you make choices in life and there c aost to being an accomplice to this cru deceitful administratn. >> theefining feature of a free society is that you can tell one of the most powerful people in the goverent get out of my restaurant. n msnbc says trump have be soci spa rye as. most onprotesters trenting othe trump aids especially aftergr democratess women maxine waters calledor for may continued a ragsment. >> kicking our political enemies out ofemembers

vernon assist living and the nonprofit ageless aviation dreams are getting the veteran back in a plane for a ride through the skies. >> the ageless aviation foundation was established in 2011. we've given over 3,000 fligs. r the pilots and volunteers, it's just t an opportuni behave gak and bring joy and excitement to the veterans that have given so much to us. >> with a little help>> -- ut your foot on the bottom -- >> reporter: ms. campbell was up and ready to go.l >>right? >> lean on me if you like. >> there you go. >> reporter: the engine s started. before we knew it, she was up and back. if a picture is worth a thoand words -- how you feeling, ms. mbelle? [ laughter ] ms. campbell's is worth 1,001. >> you okay? >> i made it. >>u d make it. >> don't kiss the ground. it looks bad for the pilot. >> i enjoyed it. >> glad you could come out today. >> wonderful. >> yay, ms. campbell says at her age there's not a lot of variety in her days. you know, they're pretty much all the me. today, she said, today she got to do something different a treat to be with her. >> how wonderful. my goodn

vernon. dominion energy wants to build a gas cpressor station directly across the river. they say the development will threaten the historic view. the association will unveil a campaign next week to stop dominion from building that compressor. >>> we learned recently of tragedy striking the family of an olympic star skier. bode miller and his wife are coping with the loss of their young daughter who recently drowned in a swimming pool. as miguel almaguer t report prevent this from happening to other famils. >> posting a new photo with daughter emmy, olympic skier bode miller says his family is inspired to honor her memory, writing on instagram, our midwives started a go fund me campaign to raise funds and we intend to donate the funds raised to worthwhile causes coerected to w safety education. >> to help save other children's lives. >> courtney ellis and lindsey who helped the millers bring them into the world have collected nearly $30,000. >> the purpose of the foundation they're creating is to share and spread light on prevention. at least help one person, it's worth i

>> reporter: spring hills, mount vernon assisted living and ageless aviation dreams are getting the veteran back in the plane for a ride through the skies. >> the ageless aviation dreams foundation have given 3,000 flights for pilots and volunteers, is an opportunity to give back and bring some joy and excitement to the veterans that have given so much to us. >> reporter: with a little help, she was ready to go. ewe engine was started. and before we knt, she was up and back. if a picture is worth thousand words. how are you feeling? miss campbell is worth 1001. >> i made it. >> don't kiss the ground, looks bad for the pilot. >> i enjoyed it. >> glad you could come out today.ik >> i wouldto go up in one of those planes. very cool. >>> a live look outside. almost 80 degrees this morning. it will be hot and sticky. if hitting the golf course, be ready to sweat it out. lauryn has a look at th father's day forecast when we come back. >>> local business man spent years raising money for charity, but his latest cause is close to his heart. our own david culvert brings more on the illness slowing t

it is in the mount vernon neighborhood. brian: who are these in the clip?: she is currently in priso for a plowshares action that she did, which was an anti-nuke protest. brian: where she and prison? joe: i forget which prison she is in. i do get emails on the progress of her case. brian: what do you mean by "plowshares"? joe: plowshares is a movement that sprang off in the 1980's, maybe as early as 1970's by phil berrigan and liz mcallister from a community that they started in baltimore called jonah house, which is a resistance community, still in existence today. they planned actions inspired by their previous section where they would sneak onto nuclear facilities, taken vials of blood and hammers and symbolically hammer on nuclear warheads and put blood on them and wait to be arrested. liz is still active in this activity today. brian: here they are from your documentary. [video clip] >> there were over 100 draft board actions in this country. the director of the selective service center knowledge that that they hadd really undercut their ability to ope

saturday on the civil war, the 150th anniversary of the eradication of the 14th amendment with orville vernon burton. u.s.y on oral histories, army veteran dennis haynes talks about his experiences during the vietnam war. watch this is been networks this weekend. -- c-span networks this weekend. announcer: bill kristol is a limit of -- political commentator. he spoke in manchester, new hampshire previewing the 2020 presidential campaign and the possibility of a republican challenge to president trump. england council. >> i want to welcome you. as most of you know, politics -- not just for political candidates. who haveosted figures extensive experience commentating on presidential politics. -- we i did to welcome are delighted to welcome bill kristol. bill began his political career working on the senate campaign in 1976. i was in high school. and alan keyes in 1988. he went on to serve as chief of staff to secretary of education l bennett during the reagan administration. and later as chief of staff to vice president dan quayle, joining the first bush administration. before starting the week

next, clemson university history professor orville vernon burton talks about the origins of the 14th amendment and why it was the essential and necessary to ratify after the civil war and the abolition of slavery. this 45-minute talk was part of a daylong symposium hosted by the u.s. capitol historical society.

i‘ve got with me patrick vernon who has been influential.are pa rt britain and migration because we are part of britain. what does it mean to you today personally? it's been a personal journey to you today personally? it's been a personaljourney because i‘m a child of the windrush generation, my pa rents of the windrush generation, my parents came to britain from jamaica in the late 1950s and i grew up in wolverhampton. it‘s really important to me and for the last ten years i‘ve been working with a number of people to convince the government and the public that we need to have and the public that we need to have a windrush day and now the government has announced it. they have officially backed having a windrush day and so every year on the 22nd ofjune will be windrush day. there is also earmarked funding. this will start a wider conversation. we need to mainstream the contribution of the windrush generation and migrants of britain. if we look at nhs, public life, we have influence in many ways. but we have influence in many ways. but we hav

thing.his wife and children are citizens, but there's a chance he may still be sent back to mexico.andrew vernon