williams htuh schoolnt returning to the region as superintendent of alexandria city plic schools. field reporter david culver explains how one teacher p him on the path to success. >> reporter: summer session for th>>e students. won't condone violence in our schools. >> reporter: the city's new school superintendent addressing stming school violence to expanding vocational programs. >> success canlso mean'm going go into the military. success can also mean i'm going to go directly into the workforce. >> reporter: success for dr. agrengy hutchings jr. coincides with a homecoming. the school board chair calling him with good news a few months back. >> she told me i got the job. i was really excited. >> reporter: a dream job that dr. hutchings says began in alexandria in kindergarten with his teacher mrs. dorothy mckenzie. >> she, i believe, instilled in me that anything is.possib >> reporter: growing up in a single parent household, he graduated from t.c. williams high school. he pursueducation, first as a teacher then as a principal >> i want to do more than just, you know, touch th

williams high school student is returning to the region as superintendent of alexandria's city schoolsreau reporter david culver explains how one localeacher helped put him on this path to success. >> reporter:ummer session turning no a life lesson for these alexandria high school students. >> not going to condone violence in our schools. >> reporter: the city's new school superintendent addressing everything from stemming school violence to expanding vocational prog cms. >> succe also moan i'm going to go into the military or go directly into the workforce. >> reporter: success for ddr dr.hutchings comes with a homecoming. >> i got the job and i was really excited. >> reporter: a dream job that he said ganl in alexandria in kindergarten with his teher, miss dorothy mckenzie. >> she i believe instilled in mow tpot anything wasssible. >> reporter: growing up in a single parent household hutchings graduated from t.c. williams high school. after college he pursued education, first as aeaer and then as a principal. >> i said i want to do more than just, you know, touch the lives of 25 kids

now a five -- private football economy -- we have this report from egypt's second city, alexandria.eporter: he gives his boys some tips. the 22-year-old is for football -- lives for football, but his own career was over before it began. his former club wanted him to give up his christian saudi name. instead he g gave up playing football, and founded the academy instead. >> we coach coptic kids here. there are some good talents, but clubs refused to take them on. christians do nonot have a chane to make football their career in egypt. reporter: in the long history of egyptian football, only very few coptic christians have ever played for thehe national team. despite the fact ththat they represent 10% of the overall egyptian population. sporting officials, however, reject the idea that coptic christians are systematically excluded from football. >> all of the african players in the league, which religion do they have? the national coach is a christian. the most famous coach is a christian. the muslims versus christians thing in sport is not exist in egypt. reporter: this was founded t

virginia that need these services so we learn 1 children, there are other providers in alexandria including the city of alexdria nd acps who do offer he had can a igs to lo incomefamilies but we are not learning all of the kids. we'd love to be d.c. and havesa univ preschool, but we are not there yet. we'd like to serve fae low incomlies first, there is 100, 150 that needs services in alexandria just in this range. >> do you need volunteers? how can people pitch in and help. >> we always can use volunteers for everything. we run a basketball camp where it's all mentors and volunteers. with he need positive mentors for our children >> lisa. >> come on by, you can be in the classroom anytime with the kids but sometimes we need you to mulch the playground or paint the walls, all of those things need to get done and we used volunteers and volunteer board members as well. ifnybody is interested in getting more involved -- >> how many different locations you all have. >> we have eight classrooms so we have lots of playgrounds that need sprucip and lots of classrooms that could use a deep cleaning. >> aac

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forefront of efforts to redress the religious imbalance we have this report from egypt second city alexandria. i mean i've been diary gives his boys some tips the twenty two year old lives for football but he's own career was over before it had even begun. his former club wanted him to give up his christian sounding name rather than do that he gave up playing football and founded the jets we academy instead. we catch cup to kids here because talent still the clubs refused to take them on christians don't have the chance to make river in egypt like it must have. been caught up. in the long history of the egyptian football only very few coptic christians have ever played for the national team despite the fact that they represent ten percent of the overall egyptian population sporting officials however rejects the idea that christians are systematically excluded from football. all of the african players in the league which religion do they have foreign coaches like the national coach is a christian man will jose on the most famous and popular coach among the fans and lastly he's a christian the

the huge coffin was found at a construction site in the city of alexandria. gail maclellan reports.evered speculation that it might contain the remains of alexander, the great leader who conquered much of the ancient world and died in 323 bc. other rumours, not entirely serious, warned against opening it and releasing a deadly curse. in the end, neither was the case. when opened, it revealed three skeletons and a red liquid, which gave off pungent smell. egypt's antiquities ministry never believed it was the great man's restingplace. translation: it is not alexander. it is not royal. here is the evidence. we denied it a few days ago, but we we re we denied it a few days ago, but we were sure, i was we denied it a few days ago, but we were sure, i was sure. we denied it a few days ago, but we were sure, i was sure. here is the cough lid, there are no hieroglyphics carvings. it is unfinished. how could this be a king? it might not be a royal sarcophagus, orfull of king? it might not be a royal sarcophagus, or full of pharaoh's gold, but it is still impressive. nearly three metres long

crews have been working here actually since late last night when the city of alexandria police put outyord t were tackling this problem. this is russell road near east windsor avenue. it's dark out heme. safe to ashat a lot of the homes had the power knocked out or affected by the damage going on up here this morning. night.storming last lots of areas are dealing with is similar issues, downed trees and debris. some impactgoadways and power lines, as well. be on guard for that as you make it out to the workday camp this morning. i'm justin finch, news 4, aaron, to you. >> it know what? no, what? i just switched to geico an. more? got a company i can trust. that's a heck of a lot more. over 75 years of great savings and service. you can't argue with more. why would ya? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> there's a new feature on facebook that lets you simultaneously watch videos with your friends and family. it's called watch party. it allows people in facebook groups twatch live or recorded videos together while interacting in real-time.

in maryland ben jealous won and in new york city where alexandria o koes toshio cortez, let's start look if we could. this is the big story about this young woman in new york city, younger than 30, going up against this incumbent who had a senior leadership position in the democratic caucus. what's your takeaway from that victory? >> a couple of things, you don't want to overstate the national significance of one district in new york city but at the same time, i think there's a recognition that there's a sort of earthquake here that has happened and already people who didn't necessarily endorse o kas tosh o kas toshio cortez, there's a broad recognition it will be decided in large measure by people like her and her supporters. >> what does it mean for nancy pelosi, we had that conversation for a long time as well and some members of the leadership suggested maybe there needs to be new leadership, noting there's a separation between the editorial board of your paper and you and fellow reporters, reading at this point the caucus leadership has gone from stale to downright oscy fied. how do

the way back in 1899 so some flash flooding out thereto that was very serious in part of the city of alexandriawe're starting to see

the way back in 1899 so some flash flooding out thereto that was very serious in part of the city of alexandria and the g.w. parkway. thankfully we're starting to see the floodwaters come down as the thunderstorms push a the bay out of ouril area. though tracking rain around st. mare's county and up around the annapolis area. looking farther back to the well. only some widely scattered showers and thunderstorms out there in parts of culpepper county and just north of the area. the main weather erent is overg to could still see scattered showers and thunderstorms until about 7:00 p.m., but for the most partine're stato dry out. in southern maryland, dealing with heavy rain. there was a severe thunderstorm warning that has expired in sohern maryland but take look. these are the latest rainfall amounts. 2.8 inches in washington. that's crazy. gout 3 inches up in baltimore so doug thed news is for the all-star game. it'sooking pretty nice but how is the humidity out there right now withhe sunshine coming back. >> it's really starting to creep up. haven't been sweating much until the last five minut

this in the city of alexandria. >> but so farrs investiga are not revealing many details about the person or what may have happened t them. news 4's pat collins joins us now live from the scene. this is near potomac yard. pat? >> leon, so what happened here? was it a murder? was it an accident or something else? police have been heor more than eight hours now trying to figure that out. >> it was a major undertaking. at the scene alexandria's special crime investigation unit. cops in the house. cops i the back of the house. cops going door to door to door. >> for now police are calling it a death investigation. they say they were brought to this home this morning after the body of a man was found inside. police aren't saying who the man is.r how old he is there someone in custody? no, they say. was there a weapon found at the nscene? they a talking about that either. neighbored say the man who lives here is a senior citizen who is occasially visited by some of his relatives. agnes gonzales lives close by and he was out talking tone hbors this morning. >> he asked if we had seen anything un

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city is having ripple effects... including in the bay area. on tuesday... alexandria >>> a primarily election upset in new york city is having ripple effects including in the bay area. on tuesday, cortez defeated a long time congressman. 28-year-old cortez is a democratic socialist. some bay area activist believe her policy positions are on theac fo example, the message of health care for all, education for all and housing for all. the east bay democratic socialist of america say gotty electricitied, the group -- got elected, the group had 6,000 members nationwide and now there's 40,000. >> this means the democratic party will go harder left, more toward these progressive platt forms that look very different from the democratic establishment like nancy pelosi. >> much of that democratic socialist energy comes from the bernie sanders presidential cam mean. sanders did not shy a bay from promoting democratic socialism. >>> good morning, one thing you can say about politics it's not boring and joining us is mark desaulnier on the democratic side of the bench. we have to

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city. alexandria ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders looking to unseat the republican from west side of kansasoder. >> i've got a very suburban district. they see that as a battleground in 2018 and i think it is and where our strong economy and focus on national security will resonate with voters. we want this fight. we think the bernie sanders and ocasio-cortez part of the democratic party won't appeal to the middle of the road people. they are in the middle of a big primary now and have a lot of progressive voters in the democratic party. the center is open and they'll leave it behind and we'll capture middle of the road voters. >> bill: the story of the mid-terms. you won by 11 points last time around. hillary clinton won the district by one point. so democrats see some vulnerabilities, among the suburban voters, white women, you find it in virginia, find it in parts of california. is it true in kansas district 3, your district, that it is vulnerable? >> it is a swing district and we have a lot of independent-minded voters willing to vote democrats or republican and why we work very hard at

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city. alexandria ocasio-cortez did a tv interview. she talked about the occupation of palestine.lid state. it is an occupier. she was pressed by the interviewer. she retreated, floundered saying she didn't know much about geopolitics, however she has a degree in international relations from a prestigious university in boston. asked about the low unemployment, high growth economy, she complained that people have to have two jobs and can still barely make ends meet. she is the new darling of the democrats. she is almost certain to win a seat in congress. trouble for any middle of the road democrat if there are any left. on the west coast, moderate democrats just took a big hit. dianne feinstein was badly beaten in a vote within the california party. she was beaten by kevin deleon. he is running for her senate seat. mr. deleon is the force behind california sanctuary statement movement. he is the man allowing illegals to get a driver's license. he is a total open borders kind of guy. he may not win, but a strong showing mean as big split among democrats. it's a fascinating political

you look at what happened here in new york city, and everyone is talking about alexandria cortez.haps too much has been made of that. but she ran to the left of a pretty liberal democrat and now she's campaigning around the country for pretty liberal or oppressive democrats and saying things that make some democrats uncomfortable. do you not think there is a genuine discussion about the positioning of the party, simone? >> so, john, i think what alexandria cortez -- what alexandria did in new york worked for her in new york. what clair mccaskill is going to do in missouri will work for clair mccaskill in missouri. what will work in the 32nd district in dallas will work for him. when we talk about the midterm, we're talking about very specific districts. i think there is a separate conversation to be had about a presidential campaign. but we are a little over 100 days out from midterm elections and i think that's what democratic voters, democratic strategists and candidates alike are focused on. when people are out there in their districts, john, they are talking about health care.

alexandria ocasio-cortez defeated a >>> an upset in new york city his -- is having ripple effects, includingthe bay area. a longtime democratic congressman was beaten. she is a democratic socialist. >> some activists believe her policy pushes -- positions are on the right track. >> a lot of political professionals were surprised when the newcomer upset an established democrat in this week's primary in new york. she is unabashedly a democratic socialist. >> we stand up for immigrants, we stand up for the lgbtq community. >> reporter: the east bay democratic socialists of america are pushing for the same idea. >> a message of health care for all, education for all. housing for all. >> reporter: the group has a long list of events on the website, including tomorrow's abolish i.c.e. rally in richmond. >> before trump got elected, we only had 6000 members. in postage trump election, we rose to 30,000 members -- a post trump election, we rose to 30,000 numbers. >> reporter: what does that mean for democrats? >> does this mean the democratic party will go harder to the left? platforms that look ver

. >> reporter: the city trying to enfo the no cut through regulations. alexandrial us they are stepping up enforcement but this is a tough issue to get a handle on. peter turtr is p of a civic association looking into the prep. they just recently concluded a traffic >> 22% of the traffic here in alexandria is due to people that neither live nor work in alexandria. >> reporter: waze tells us they n't believe that there is data to tell us it puts excessive traffic on say specric street. foow the hope is that signs and additional enforcemente do ick. >>> it doesn't look like airline passengers are going to get any more seat room anytimeoon. the faa says they're not going to order airlines oh stop shrinking customers' seats. in a new court filing, the government says, yes, it is. the faa says the videos prove the planes can be evacuated quickly, but 70% of americans are overweight. critics say the tests don't reflect modern planes with the cramped seats. >> lives are at stake here. we need to make sure that the faa and the manufacturers are actually testing full scale

. >> the city trying to enforce the no cut throughns regulat alexandria police say they're stepping uporcement but this is a tough issue to get a handle on. peter turner is part of a civic association that is looking into the problem. they just recently completed a traffic study. >> told us that 42% of the traffic volume currently in alexandria is due to people that neither live nor work in >> reporter: waze says they don't believe there is data that shows they p excessive traffic on a particular street. so for now the hope is that the si es and somera enforcement do the trick. news 4. >>> so there is no question that sped bumps slow traffic down. but they can also be annoying. >> yeah. some people in fairfax county in ular neighborhood are trying to have speed bumps removed. residents won a vote to have speed bumps stinalled. and now not everybody isot happy about it. they're costly and they can damage your car. now he sees a chance for a do over, so to speak, as the roads around them are being repaved. >> now that they're repaving the streets, they're going to have to take them out.

heard on tuesday night was the sound of a political earthquake in new york city that was rea iy felt more washington. alexandriaa 28-year-old political neo fight seems tocome outf nowhere to defeat joe crowley. he was not just anyone, he's currently the fourth ranking democrat in the house, the party boss of qens andseen by many as the next speaker of the house if the democrats won the majority well, no mor a giant win for the progressive wing of the party. but as my colleague steve kornacki put it, as shocking as her victory was, the more you look at the changing face of the democratic party, the more y wonder why didn't all of us see this coming? well, alexandria ocasio-cortez joins me now. congratulations. >> thank you. ank you for having me. >> you're not a congresswoman-elect yet, you cthave a general en but it is a pretty strongly democratic seat. let me first start with something that nancy pelosi said about your victory earlier th week. take a listen. >> they made a choice in one district. so let's not get yourself carried away as an expert on dem grams and all that within the caucus o outside the caucu

city the case all the way through friday. we're looking at rai later in the week. >>> good morning, sheena. h tiing the situation in alexandria because of the fire we're talking about. so, the backdrop is not planning this weekend. 66, 95. if mains are locked in each erection. we h a couple of different spots ofwo roa but not in i impact. >>> coming up, we're working for you, breaking down the biggest steals and deals on amazon prime day. >>> we're marking back the ladies and gentlemener league shopper with the mlb back. i had been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer.en i serve in theal assembly and we work together across the aisle to get things done. and that's the way it is at ctca. what fred needed was a management team. not justve a long-term strategy for quantity of life, but also an active strategy for quality of life. my psa is under control. ctca gave me an opportunity to accomplish my goals and my dreams. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia appointments available now. >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> it's almost here. the biggest sale of theear for you amazon fanatics. >> the prime day begins at 3:00

heard on tuesday night was the sound of a political earthquake in new york city that was really felt more so in washington. alexandriacasio-cortez, a 28-year-old seemed to come out of nowhere to defeat joe crowley. he's not just anyone, he's currently the fourth ranking democrat in the house and was seen by many as the next speaker of the house if democrats won the majority. no more. as my colleague steve consider knack key put it, the more you look at the changing face of the democratic party, the more you wonder why didn't we all see this coming. alexandria ocasio-cortez joins me now. congratulations. >> thank you for having me. >> you do have a general election, you're not a congresswoman yet. but it is a strong democratic seat. let me start with something nancy pelosi said about your victory. >> they made a choice in one district, let's not get yourself carried away on the expert of demographics and that within the caucus and outside the caucus. it is not to be viewed as something that stands for everything else. >> she was a bit defensive. a lot of people coming at her saying your victory means a lot more than j

city. moment, on going to play her clip talking about immigration activism. alexandriacasio-cortez went to the border right before election day. her plane was delayed. i was concerned she would not be back in new york for the primary day, but if you could start by responding to this, and then we will hear what she has to say ababout immigration actitivism. was: well, her victory quite spectacular and significant. to is awhat it points split in the democratic party. roughly speaking between the popular base and the party managers. the popular base is increasingly social democratic, increasingly concerned with the progressive objectives she outlined in those remarks. it should be directed not only butxpanding the electorate, to the general working class, poor populations, middle-class population of the country, for whom these ideals are quite significant. they can be brought to that. that is one part of the party. the other part of the party is the donor-oriented, managerial part of the new democrats, so-called, the clintonite democrats, who are pretty much what used to b

alexandria. the occupants will probably remain unknown. and, as to the whereabouts of the man who gave the cityty brazilian plastic surgeon known as doctor bumbum has been arrested in rio de janeiro four days after one of his patients died. doctor denis furtado has been on the run since sunday, when he took his patient lilian calixto to hospital when she developed complications from a bottom enlargment procedure. doctor furtado says the woman's death was a ‘fatal accident‘ and says he's performed thousands of such procedures in brazil, that have all been legal. it's not clear whether he's been charged. when was the last time you bought a book? if recently, you're not alone because book sales, at least in the uk, had a record—breaking year. according to the latest figures, income from sales went up 5% last year. danny savage has been finding out what's behind the rise. books are back, bucking the trend against life lived through a screen. 0ur story starts in a book shop in york. if you want a signed copy of this novel that would not be too much bother, in fact you'd be hard—pressed to find one t

alexandria. the occupants will probably remain unknown. and as to the whereabouts of the man who gave the city bbc news. watch this space. we will let you know more. much more on or off the news for you on the bbc news website anytime. thank you for watching. hello there. we're set to see a little bit of a change to our weather for the next 2a hours, some very useful rain moving in across northern and western areas. thursday, though, was another fine, dry day. quite warm, too, plenty of sunshine. we start to see the change taking place, though, across the north—west corner of the country. clouds thickening, outbreaks of rain pushing there into the highlands later on in the day. now, during the early hours of friday, that tangle of weather fronts will continue to move south—eastwards slowly across the country, bringing some rain, initially to parts of northern ireland and scotland, with some heavy bursts of rain, turning quite breezy as well. but early on on friday, it's going to be a dry one again for england and wales, bar the odd shower across the extreme south—east. a warm and muggy to star

alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> nobody would think that a real brk s puerto rican girl would be able to run for congress in new york city> 28 years old, running her first campaign, a member of the democratic socialists. >> until last november she was working as a bartender. >> i speak like a girl from the block because i learned how to speak spanish on the streets thz this is so amazing, man. not only would she be the youngest female ever elected to congress but also the first member of congress that talks bike cordi b, lake this is so dope. she is out there, i love that she is smart as well. that is right, we lacking for health care, okay. but you can imagine her up on capitol hill talking to mitch mcconnell, he will be like i don't think that that is appropriate. >> she be like don't tell me what you think is appropriate. i'm not voting for you or your bs-- arrrr, sorry, not only would ocasio cortez be a ground breaker but she ran on a popular platform, frea health care, free college education, federal job-- and she wants to abolish ice, she is so left that she makes bernie sanders look like mitt romney, it is insane

city. and i announced that location by proclamation in january 1791. it would be 100 square miles shaped like a diamond. it would include parts of georgetown, maryland and alexandria, virginia. these were two port towns and two tobacco inspection towns. i also pointed the first board of commissioners, it would be their responsibility to supervise the building. -- the building of the federal city and to manage their affairs. there are many daniel carols in my day. all of them fine and good men. this particular one was daniel carols of rock creek. and through marriage, david relative. one of the immediate challenges, now i own all of that land and particularly the core was privately owned. some of it in considerable amounts by a small number of owners, proprietors as they were considered. i found myself in the position to negotiate and manage a group of men with widely disparate interests. and to diffuse those interests, those divisions, those factions. it is the real reason that my hair turned white, truth be told. written in my diary after meeting the proprietors, the interests of the landholders about georgetown and those about carol's berg and that their , fears

city america. he follows the socialist tour from bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez. announce $12 billion in help for farmers as retaliatory tariffs are hitting farmers in very important states that the president needs iowa, wisconsin and the like. that could be coming this afternoon. stuart: today the president speaks in kansas. i'm sure i can call that a farm state if i'm in the mistaken. tomorrow he speaks in iowa. i'm pretty sure that is a farm state. >> right. stuart: right before he gets to the two venues. $12 billion for farmers. >> dairy farmers are being hurt by tariff disputes with canada, and china. soybeans, big declines when it comes to orders from one of the largest soybean importers in the world. stuart: president comes down, it is not a gangway? what is it? liz: there is the president. stuart: coming down the stairs. leave it at that one. market is up 213 points. i'm out of time. sorry, everyone, neil cavuto. it is yours, sir. neil: thank you very much, stuart. the president arrived as you are indicating where he address as large group of farmers. conc

alexandria cortez who i don't know how to report this. she has won another congressional election in new york city.e crowley in the 14th congressional district. let's get a map up of congressional districts in new york city. there is the 14th congressional district that she won. she also, we are reporting tonight, she won the 15th congressional district also on a write in vote. she beat josie is ranno, the incumbent in that district, but she said she is honored of she beat jose soranno. she said she is excited and honored but she is going to stick with her win in the 14th which means jose sorano is sach in t safe in the 15th. cortez on a write-in vote. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. >> tonight there is nervousness about the greatest military alliance since the second world war because of what the american president might do or say. donald trump is hours away from the start of a nato summit after criticizing nato prior to arrival. after the nato summit and a visit to the uk, a meeting wit

city, it's you. college your glasses or blink or. abby: no, it is the screen. brian: it is kind of foggy. her name is alexandria to win november election and represent queens in new york. now she is a socialist. steve: i think she was and a community organizer as well. that really helped her. she knocked on all the doors. he didn't even show up for his debates. she won. and now she is widely in demand to be on television. everybody wants her to come and talk to figure out what she is all about. brian: she is the future of the party. abby: tom perez says she is the future of the democratic party. she has been everywhere. after she won that race and surprised everybody she has made the rounds. recent interview she highlighted an issue she doesn't know very well. took the time to attack israel and was pushed back oa bit on, this watch. >> i also think that what people are starting to see, at least in the occupation of palestine, is just an increasing crisis of humanitarian conditions. >> you use the term the occupation of palestine? >> um, i think what i meant is like the settlement places where -- where palestini

election, larry, you said the economy is roaring, there's obvious explanation, alexandria ocasio-cortez who won primary in new york citys low because everybody has two jobs, unemployment is low because people are working 60, 70, 80 hours a week and can barely feed their kids, and so i do think that right now when we have this wild west hypercapitallism, what that means profit at any cost. capitalism has not always existed in the world and it will not always exist in the world. steve: that's the reason according to the socialist that the economy is booming and unemployment is so low, larry kudlow because everybody has two jobs, is she right? >> by the way, unemployment wouldn't be that low if they had two jobs, what's really happening is more people are working which he won't acknowledge. look, i love a good socialist particularly in the democratic party, i'm a free capitalist, the participation rates are rising, unemployment rate obviously is down across the board, blacks, hispanics, women, you name it. sheas factually dead wrong, she's giving you an old clichÉ, brian, when i worked for many reagan many years ago and h

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first, leesburg, then alexandria, sought to bypass the law and take down monuments to the past. both proposals were promptly shot down. the charlottesville city council had to know about these earlier, failed efforts. it had to. they could not have been that stupid about the law. nevertheless, charlottesville officials, in grandstanding fashion, voted 3-2 to remove the lee statue in a downtown park. one of the three councilman testing a "yes" vote felt the lee monument to be caustically offensive. shielding citizens from things that offend them is not the primary role of government. feelings, by definition, are subjective. principles of free speech demand public institutions and theitutions value of feelings of citizens equally. therefore, whether something is offensive to some is not, by itself, significant justification for eliminating it. in order to represent everyone, civil government, and college administrators, should objectively consider the overall conjugations of individuals in the context of their time rather than arbitrarily prioritizing the current feelings of certain people over others. but the charlottesville disaster had a pol

cities that we should be looking at. juries are pulled from what's called a division inside of a judicial district. so manafort has been indicted in the eastern district of virginia, which is alexandria fact the jury is pulled from surrounding counties. and the same is true in roanoke where the pull is from about ten counties in roanoke. it's deeply red except for metro roanoke, which tends to be democratic. i don't think he'll be successful. >> one of the other issues that's brought up by paul manafort's attorneys is the publicity in the case adversely affecting his client. none probably more high profile an the president of the united states who had a lot to say and a lot to say on twitter about paul manafort. here's one tweet. didn't know manafort was the head of the mob, et cetera. the idea that the president's tweets and that kind of publicity could adversely affect the trial, didn't we just have a supreme court litigated case in which they said nothing donald trump tweets matters? >> you know, they said it -- legally, i think what comes into play here is manafort's motion is very cavalier in terms of its willingness to believe xis are follow the instructions they're given by ju

cities that we should be looking at. jurors are pulled from what's called a division inside of a judicial district. manafort has been indicted in the eastern district of virginia, which is alexandriabut, in fact, the jury is pulled from surrounding counties. and the same is true in roanoke, where the poll is from about 10 counties around ro one knock. it's deeply red except for metro r ro one knock which tends to vote democratic. this is a effort by mr. man fa for the to get a jury pool that's more to his liking. i don't think he'll be successful. >> one of the other issues that's brought up by paul manafort's attorneys is the publicity in the case. adversely affecting his client. none probably more hoe profile than the president of the united states who had a lot to say on twitter about paul manafort. here's one sample tweet. wow what a tough sentence for paul manafort, who has represented ronald reagan, bob dole and many other top political people and campaigns. didn't know manafort was the head of the mob. what about comey and crooked hillary and all of the others? didn't we just have the supreme court litigate a case in which they said nothing donald trump tweets matters? >> y

alexandria. the occupants will probably remain unknown, and as to the whereabouts of the man who gave the city itsrent. vets didn't think she'd survive, but now, with the help of a heat lamp, a cuddly toy surrogate, and three daily servings of raw fish milkshake, she's strong enough to rejoin her brothers and sisters in the penguin nursery. and she's absolutely beautiful. just to let you know we have not had a news co nfe re nce to let you know we have not had a news conference in brussels yet with michel barnier reacting to theresa may's speech in belfast earlier, calling on the eu to "evolve its position" of the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland after brexit. we will bring that to you after the one o'clock news, with jane hill. but first it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello again. many of us will see outbreaks of rain at some point today. begs the question, when did it last rain where you live? because it has been a very, very dry spell of weather we've seen just recently. the rain has arrived across hastings in east sussex, the rain from an area