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joel bromwell admits he hit andd killed 71-year-old ruby whitfield as h she crossed floro avenue northeast back in march. he also said he was drinking prior to the accident. he will be sentenced in august on involuntary manslaughter charges. >>> a diplomatic compound is at the center of a human trafficking investigation. >> records show the property is owned by the kingdom of saudi arabia. melanie is live outside that o home in mclean with the details now. melanie? >> reporter: good morning, tony andoo allyson. federal shorts say and this is in their words, that they rescued two women from thiss compound in mclean tuesday night. it's got a couple of buildings i behind a locked iron gate. there's also a guard shack here. neighbors say they've noticed at lot of people living and working here, with yo but really no sigf unusual activity. so far there have been no arrest. the feds are not identifying the two women. federal ice agents encountereded two potential victims of trafficking. they did not say if the women contacted them or if someone called ice on their behalf. sources familiar with t

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. >>> the fbi has linked dutschke to those letters cent to a president obama, a senator, andd a judge. judge. they saw the man dump a mask and the mask tested positive for ricin. he ordered the feed to make ricin from ebay and paid for for them with a pay pal account. >>> allison happening today. to some parts of the smithsonianitn institution will be shutdown due to the sequester.queste museum officials will close a a small section of the nationaltil museum of african art, sections of the hyrsh horn, and the the common areas of the smithsoniana castle. they will remain closed until september 30th.septem the besmithsonian had to cut its budget by $42 million.$42 m >>> we willil get an access to e transit center. t e 120 million project has beec delayed by construction problems and uccoston increases.creases. two montgomery county council members are calling on the general to investigate the problem. repairs are expected to begin bn this summer. >>> four thieves are still onesa the run after pulling off a daring smash and grab at a maryland jewelry store.st >> the incident ended on a h

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c when they finished they choppedh it up, a little bit of lime l juice and hawaiian sea salt andd eat that. this is fish we brought in fromf hawaii. this is from honolulu fishh company, a little bit of flyingg fish roux. >> do we know that as caviar?avi >> similar but it comes in that color from the fish. what we've done is we have sticky rice and nori sheets. the same thing you make sushi with. >> got you. >> citrus mayo, macadamia nuts t and top our rice with that. real quick because i know we're running out of time. deal with garnish for the flyiny fish oil and cherry juice, apple sider vinar and with this being hawaii you can use ahi l fish from here. >> tell us about your restaurant.re >> i'm going mosey on over. >> okay. >> we represent south america, e central america and north america.a. and we have festivals where we have featured foods from across the world we don't feature on a daily basis. >> allison will be over here. i'll taste this and be right here food and the culture is what we love, the beautiful tansing. good morning to all of you. did morning. aloha. can you pleas

kenneth bay is a tour guide andd enter north korea with a knawell group. maulmaul group. north korea state media says hee was convicted on tuesday for carrying out sirius crimes, butt it's not saying exactly what he did. >>> president obama takes a domestic issue internationalrnal today. he heads to mexico to discuss the nation's economic success. >> as a part of a plan to push immigration reform.rm. >>> undocumented illegal workers are ntedgetting new attention hn at the distribution n that is bays bawz mayor grabecause mayot the illegal immigrants to get aa license or a city id regardless of their citizenship or immigration status, but like all d.c. laws, it will be subject to congressional approval. >>> well, he was perhaps bestrhs known for his backwards clothes and his music, including makingg the nation jump. but now the music world isd mourning the loss of chrischri kelly. >>> still ahead at 7:00, we are going to take a look at the lif of the man well known as the mack daddy inside and why why workers at the world trade center pursefully waited untilul today to rai

hot pressure up near boston andd that will continue to give us aa nice flow out of the east, and youoccasionally out of east at 5-10. we will be generally sunny.rally here is the snow i talked about, may second, and it's snowing in places like omaha and minneapolis, they got winterwinr weather advisories out to thethe west. hard to believe it's may. sunshine, we got to 70s, windss out of the east at 5-10.5-. tonight 50, clear skies and cool temps. just a real nice looking weeken forecast here. tomorrow, let me mention, theree will be a few clouds from timeri to time. with temperatures about 70,abou saturday and sunday looks great, nice and dry, all of you outdoor activities are a go, and there will be showers early next week put we will worry about that inh a couple days. >> thanks, tucker. >>> let's check in with julie wright to get an update on the e morning commute. >> reporter: i was going toi wo say, hey,in hey ♪ hey ♪ get off of my cloud ♪ you remember that.mber >> that was before your time. >> reporter: it was before my time. i was thinking of you when it wn was that song. >>

coope generally it's going to be aoint food forecast, today we will wil have a lot of clouds around andding to be cool. cool. but is it going to have more ann more sunshine.sunshine. temperatures a little cool for the end of may. >>> a nice change of pace for fr the memorial day weekend, thatnt is usually thicking. >>> it seems like superviso sup9 and humid. this time around we are going tg be in the 70s, thunderstorms, too, pushing off the coast, thah brought issues to parts of the s area last evening. that is all dissipated. we do have a few left over ov sprinkles and showers off to the west. we will see scattered showers sr today with plenty of cloud cover and cool temperatures, our riseh are not going to feet out offeeu 60sto get out of the60s, reagant now. dulles, and bwi marshall. here are the forecast highs. we are still talking about aa great weekend but we're going tg be on the cool side. side. >> just a little bit. >> those temperatures lookeratu better than what we had pen pe seeing in the last couple off days.days. it's been so humid. humid. >> you notice, that is step outp t

all the rain was on the left-hand side -- well, most -- and then some on the right, andd >> this is whattime of year. what we have been getting,ç though, is these storms have been so close to oklahoma city and oklahoma city being -- having such great meteorologists in the yeah, so prepared for the storms and they have theç choppers, and we're getting live shots of towards like we haven't gotten in previous years years d there's so many more storm chasers on the road. we're getting a lot more information. the good part is we're also saving lives in the process. >> shepard: i hope so. people outside of moore -- we have all made a point of mention that i go had 16 minutes notice. for people who haven't lived in tornado areas that may not sound like a lot, but 16 minutes? that's a lot of warning. >> especially a lot of warning when you had a day that were severe storms in the area. so you're already on splatter you get that 16 -- already on alert and then you get the warning, and you -- the warnings help people, and in oklahoma city, they're so good at this kind of thing. >> their certainl

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, andd to ask this question it is pretty simple. what does this party need? the answer to this is found tonight. toos found from where i am with scott walker, paul ryan, and ron johnson. [applause] our party needs a couple simple , people of their word to run for office, to win, and then go govern like you campaign. it is a pretty simple formula. tonight, you exemplify that with kelly and rand and the direction of this party that your great chairman is taking you. we've got a lot of fight for in this party. we are in a battle for freedom. it is the same battle that founded this party. it is the same battle that shape that -- that james madison reaffirmed in the bill of rights. it is the same battle that founded our country. here we are today. we are in obama's brave new world. [laughter] you know what? he is delivering everything he promised. he is not doing what he didn't say he would do. he is doing exactly what he said he would do. now, we have government gone wild. some people wonder why we are for limited, accountable government. i think recent events sh

andd everything you said, it was the doctors fault. they added a few dollars, nothing serious. , just got on medicare in april looking at what were the best packages, and i said there are too many questions you have to ask the companies. let me ask the doctor, because there were two doctors i wanted to make sure that i would have in case something else happened to me. , youyour heart being open want to make sure you feel comfortable going in because you will be under medication, and who knows what you are thinking. with the doctors, i felt very secure. they gave six plans to go on, and they recommended certain ones that are good. i wound up taking medicare and get the supplements. in the supplements, it gives me my pills for my drugs that i could take, and they have different categories. one costs so much money, two costs this much money, and three costs that much money. i question, why can you not make it easier or i could go into a --ferent drug money company let's say medicare. the other program that i am in -- host: we will have to

government has had is getting companies to report what they're seeing because this is andd diffencerom t old military threat where most of the targets in the united states are actually in private hands. stock markets, utilities, banking, media organizations. and many of them wait weeks or months to report what's happening. and as a result the government is somewhat blindsided. the other coming problem i think, charlie, is you're going to see some companies begin to ask the question can they retaliate themselves. so if they're attacked by what they believe to be a chinese server corporation they counterattack. and that's how you could get into a large conflict without the white house or the pentagon or the cia even knowing that it had started. >> rose: thank you so much, pleasure. >> thank you. >> rose: chau. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: back in a moment. stay with us. >> sir ken robinson is here. he is a leading thinker in the development of creativity, innovation and human potential. his 2006 ted talk about scol kling creativity is the most viewed ted talk in the organization's his

andd a terrific professor i was a pretty sharp student. my first class with professor henley was a tough one. the polly simon to her's in the audience cringe -- poli-sci majors in the audience cringe. he had insoluble problems. problems would know solution. we were not expected to come up with the answers, but we were expected to show some progress. i never figured out any of those insoluble problems. there's a reason i became a politician and not a mathematician. over the course of my career, i thought back to that class many times. that byessor's point pushing against the boundaries we can expand, those boundaries. after all, every problem starts out as insoluble. if people keep wishing -- pushing, making progress by bit, eventually somebody cracks it. how do you calculate the area of a circle echo -- circle? how you build a computer for less than $1 million? , all of thoseme were insoluble problems. nobody solved them all at once. nobody solved them all alone. but we could solve them. civilike a country after war rebuild, or rebuild the

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this controversy has gone by row, last week it was coveredcnn andd was featured in a joke on saturdayake mine. for 25 for >> and this morning morrisons are medical marijuana dispensaries and lost angeles. voters there have approved proposition d, which caps the number of marijuana clinics and the city at 135. that is far below the roughly 1000 dispensaries that operated in an l.a. several years ago. the measure also increases taxes on the clinics and sets rules about their hours and distances from schools and parks. >> one of the life stories we're following, day two of the workers' strike at hospitals across the state. we will have details on that. >> we have a hot spot in both directions of the nimitz freeway. it is lull between fremont and hayward. early morning problems northbound at davidson started to back up the ride. a recent crashed near washington and left traffic flow along to 38 to 580. and left 580 slow coming off the dublin grade. northbound traffic still backed up into hayward, 35 minutes drive times and to downtown oakland. a new problem pops up on the southbound side

this great wall that the gop and the housel leadership are trying to buildu around our middle class, andd let's not double the rates. >> the gentleman from minnesota. >> i'll continue to reserve.e ge >> reserves. gentleman from california. >> i yield a minute and a half to the gentleman from rhodenia. island, mr. cicilline. thank you. >> gentleman from rhode island is recognized for a minute and a half. yielding. i rise innk strong opposition ti the republican making college more expensive act that we're considering today. market-based systems will drive up the costs for millions offor middle class families but will, obvious, also benefit some ofmeo our biggest banks and financiale institutions. if we want to get our country back on the right track, put men and women back to work and insure that we remain competitive in the global economy, we have to do more to make higher education more m accessible andor more affordabl, not more expensive. .. interest rate on federal subsidized stafford loans will increase from 3.4% to 6.8% for more than seven million students. we shouldn't be making a

have a 27-year-old healthy male in chicago, illinois, and this is the policy they have right bands anddthese age guaranteed issue and other regulatory restrictions placed on insurers, what happens to the premium? we got answers that were very much like the appendix jim recommended you read. there will be different impacts depending on who you are. averages will not tell the story. the unhealthier going to see being increases. our survey said 200%. these are sharp and you increases. for others, they will get relative decreases as a result of the regulatory framework. you don't want to rely on the average. some people get quite a bit of impact and others a lot less. raises aportant and couple wildcards i think deserves some further work. we did a second survey which we put out more recently last week that serving the young americans who have insurance. we took the time to find out their monthly premium and be able to turn into dollars what happens if the premiums go up 10%, 20%, or 30%. based on all the work that has been done, including today's, are not crazy possibilities under the aca.

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what is problematic even more so, activists who want to spread the idea that is from an is on andd --that america and western values and are compatible, is that it feelingestern muslims more isolated -- the idea that islam and american and western values are not compatible. these folks have been more influential on policy makers, media, politicians, and we see that when, for example, a local elected official wants to about out of an event because there's pressure on him to not associate with certain individuals or groups, or we have muslim scholars who have been pressured not to appear at an event or not to make remarks. idea of suspect muslims and non-suspect muslims, so as we look at communities that engage online and counter these narratives, i would broaden the policy to say that we also need the general public, media, politicians, policy people to push back on the anti- propagated byives islamaphobes -- people do not like the term, but it is easy to use. these discussions tend to stay here. they do not filter very well downstream. ,hen i'm sticking to a mosque they have no idea w

-cia secretary andd russia. russianeen paraded on television. i am happy subscriber to york newspapers here but i have not read anything interested in there. read in lots of russian media is that because you do not have any leads? are you preparing something big microphonefor the next weekend? tsarnaevnto what the brother were about. what was that about? agreement? tacit i do not know the answer to that question. we're reporting on it. and these are not easy tease to pull all the time. they were working on a number of different things. have not printed them yet. >> it would have been unlikely to the extent these journalists were working their sources, it is not likely they could have vogel wasy much until out of russia. you would not have wanted to put him in harm's way. say it doesn't surprise me you have not read anyting yet. the government has been remarkably unremarkable. my sense it was about removing him and getting him home. will find out more sand. -- we will find out more soon. >> this implies that someone is out there handing over thin

information that chemical weapons were used, but we do not have a complete picture about how that was andd, who was responsible wa, the chain of custody. you need information about that case before you make policy decisions based on a. that is something the american people would expect us to do, to be delivered about this. also to rely on not just an intelligence assessment -- we have been talking about intelligence assessments and the fact they evolves and in sometimes in the first instance are not accurate -- and we need to build on that, and we believe strongly that the intelligence work done here has been very solid, but it is not the end of a process, it is closer to the beginning, and we continue to work with partners, continuing to press for the united nations to investigate, but we are not leaving it only to the united nations. as i have said, we are working with allies, partners, and the syrian opposition to gather more information and evidence about chemical weapons use in syria. thank you, gentlemen. providewe will have to it -- do i have here? thank you all very much for remind

andd a chance to go back think all of my teachers, and to have a totally separate life. also, the ones who were just so sweet to me like sister mary. my second grade teacher, i never did make contact. i do not think she took her final vows. sister mary said that when we arrived at saint benedict's, gas with the cast-iron, you to buy two and little tiny desks. she made a stand and repeat why did god make you? god made us to know and serve him in this life, and be happy with him in the next. all the philosophy, nietzsche, kant comes back to what she said. they made us believe that we were inherently equal. that was a main stay. it is him and you see me repeat over and over. we were told under all circumstances we were inherently equal. that was in the face of segregation and theories that said we were inferior. they held us to that standard. those who are old enough and he went to schools probably probably remember those exams. achievement test that you took at the end of each december and in may. those measured where you stood with the other schools. thenuns had held rb t

andd irvine is attorney brigadier-general. he received the direct commission of the strategic development officer. he was on faculty for 18 years at the army intelligence school, teaching prisoner of war military interrogation law. he also served four terms as a republican in the utah house of representatives. and he member of the -- cannot with a report, it is back there on the table, the comprehensive version is over 500 pages and is available on- line. our next guest is a senior staff attorney for human rights. she represents the families of two men that died at guantanamo. she is also an adjunct lecturer. the next speaker is a retired u.s. army colonel and former chief of staff to secretary of state: powell. he volunteered to serve in the vietnam war and locked in 1100 hours of combat. he went on to rangers school before attending the naval war college and served as a deputy director at quantico. colonel wilkinson is a professor of government at the college of william and mary. lastly we will have dr. george -- he is the p

for small andd medium-sized enterprise to access credit. that means taking some him level of risk.king involves some risk great need to make sure that institutions do not take risk that become birds afterward. striking that allen's correctly -- striking that balance is important. also have to provide a level playing field for those regional and community banks that are really the ones that are lending to small business and not put them at a disadvantage. >> i have met with small and medium-size bank representatives. i have shared the concerns they have raised with me with regulators. i have a clear understanding that the regulators are sensitive to this concern. as they work to the implementation of these roles, they are -- rules, they are working to try to wrest the issues being raised. >> thank you, mr. chairman. chairman recognizes the gentleman from new jersey for five minutes. >> i want to get to the issues on financial services, but let me touch on the issue which .-the issue on the irs your initial statement was this as soon as you found about the situation you are outraged,

andd not, and they told me i went on twitter.ou can do a search around a particular geographic area. i started monitoring the traffic. the first thing i saw was twitter accounts from first responders. some of them were official answer more personal saying they were rushing to the scene and they did not know the details yet. as time went by, i have been seeing tweets from family members from local politicians, from students that were in lockdown, trying to figure out what was going on. as i began to capture those, you started seeing television networks picking it up at the local level and then nationally and internationally. as many ofitoring these things as possible. at the same time, being part of the newsroom focusing solely on the incident that day. we had a e-mail list set up in which any time there was a report that would come in, that we could confirm or could not confirm, we shared it with each other as quickly as possible so we knew and shared what we felt confident about. parcing thethe day information that was coming in

finally, i want to address with s andd to the tsa, sikh muslims, but particularly sikhs have been reporting secondary screening at u.s. airports. if the government is specifically searching them more than other passengers, specifically targeting one object that people don't scared of ind are some cases, the turban, you can imagine the messages sent to the rest of society. this goes to my last point about the interplay between government determination -- government therimination whether at nypd, the military, or the airport. and private the germination. there was a study done by the pew forum called the rising religion.stricting on he came out in 2012. the pew study found a direct correlation between restrictive government laws or discriminatory government laws applieseplies -- as it to religion and private is commission. i would argue that the sikh community experience -- over 60% of our kids saying they are bullied, 11% saying that they are suffering hate crimes, over 12% on employment description, well above the normal. i think this private discretion -- there is an interplay between the