barton she will can -- barton will continue to do this for the rest of the war. she will go to south carolina in 1863. on the battlefield at fort wegner in july of 1863. in 1864, she comes back up into sees thenia theater, aftermath of the wilderness, nursing again in fredericksburg -- in fredericksburg. she ends up taking over a hospital in petersburg in the summer of 1864. in 1865 as the war is drawing to a close, barton is going to find her next role. she is a woman who deals with depression throughout her life. it runs in her family. her mother had issues of depression as well. by 1865 is out of things to do to help. the battles have moved farther south. the war has drawn to a close. she is in annapolis, maryland. role where new survivors prompt -- from prison camps are brought back into union lines. this is where paroled union prisoners are brought and integrated back into the union army as well as any medical attention they need, that sort of thing. and is providing assistance to those soldiers being brought in from places like andersonville. she sees these

for the rest of barton's life. she would get sucked into many and humanitarian disasters with the american red cross which she goes on to found 19th century. that's when barton leaves the space, when she leaves the boarding house in washington, d.c. this is what the building ends up looking like in the 20th century. store. a shoe and this part of washington, here, is veryood successful, very thriving in the early 20thy, and century. a lot of shopping. across the street, actually, taken, essentially right behind where this photographer was standing to take this picture landsburgte of the department store, one of washington's most successful stores. is a very thriving neighborhood, up until about the second world war. second world war, white flight from washington, people leave for the suburbs, this neighborhood starts to hard times.s on and then in 1968, just to the north, left of this photograph, about a mile to the north in the the martin luther king jr. assassination, vast washington will burn including areas clo

the agreement was finalized with barton staff in september 2018 but not approved by the barton board until november 2018. barton has not yet transferred funding pending passage of this resolution. if the resolution is passed, barton will reimburse barton's share for the pit stop expenditured between march 2018 and march 2019. we understood that funding would be coming from b.a.r.t. and we did not want to cease operations while we were waiting for the funding and approvals. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. let's hear from the b.l.a. >> good morning, chair fewer. severin campbell from the budget analyst's office. the total budget is 450,000. we show the budget on page four, table one in our report. this shows that the grant is retroactive. these are funds that b.a.r.t. has been putti-- that the pit have been putting forward that will be reimbursed by b.a.r.t. >> chair fewer: thank you. lets open this up for public comment. is there any member of the public that would like to comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel]. >> chair fewer: colleagues, do you have any comment

. >> today, the clara barton parkway will shut down for emergency repairs. aimee cho has more on the work theroo >> reporter:morning to you. this winter has been brutal in terms of potholes. huge craters just like this one, popping up on roads throughout the d.c. area. we all know it is not fun to avoid series with your car. the clara barton parkway is shutting down, starting today, so crews can patch up some of the potholes. so, if you hadlanned to take the claire barton park have to find another route. the closure doesn't start until 9:30 this morning. afterheorning rush hour, crews hope to have repairs finished before the evening rus. ho >> aimee cho, live for us near parkway. barton >>> today could be a turning point for quwomen whmework in mont county. justin finch is in rockville wi more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you can just bet that so many women and their families are eager to seehis bill and see it success, as well. councilman evan glass willod ine that video in a matter of hours. he is holding a poster that shows why his bill sexua

this is video from clara barton parkway this morning. it's hard to see the potholes coming up when it's dark outside. >> hitting a large pothole cang da your car or cause a crash. aimee cho is live on the parkway with the necessary repairs happening today. amy, good morning. >> hi,g. good morn this winter has been brutal, in tes of potholes. huge craters showing up in the d.c. area. it's n fun trying to avoid these. that's why the parkway will be shuttingown today so that crews have timeix to fhe potholes. it runs about four miles in that direction, towards the chain bridge. the good news is, the closure doesn't start until 9:30 a.m. after the morning rush hour, and crews are hoping t have repairs finished up before the evening rush hour. did you know, if your car gets challenged by a pothole, you can file a claim to have the government pay for that repair. i tweeted a link, and you can find that on my twitter. >> aimee cho, live for u along the clara barton parkway. >> that's not the only road ct im by potholes. melissa has been remindi

had helped clear barton crossed paths with her soldier. by the end of the war this need had grown astronomically. 360,000 men had perished in service to the union. many of whom were buried in unknown graves scattered across battlefields and prison camps across the war-torn south. in 1865, with permission from president lincoln, she opened a missing soldier's office to begin the search for missing union personnel with a team of clerks. more than 60,000 letters arrived here. in the office that once occupied this room. missing soldiers office was able to revive more than 20 -- provide more than 22,000 families a measure of closure. the story of those soldiers finally had a conclusion. in many ways tonight speaker is continuing this work. in addition to scouring paperwork, records and documents, dr. douglas owsley is using cutting-edge technology to reveal the stories of soldiers long-lost history. team at the national museum of natural history are telling the stories that clara barton could not tell with the means available to her in the 1860

welcome to the clara barton missing soldier's office medium. my name is jake wynn

director of interpretation of the clara barton missing soldiers office museum. also the national museum

we're saying a very good start now let's make our jobs out of the story greg barton we thank you for speaking to us now during the rest of the day's news is that ahead on.

we couldn't cross chamber road, tried to cross clara barton parkway. but traffic all over is a mess. if you're trying to get to an airport tonight you're inig trouble. leave early or call your airlines and see if you can get another flight because getting out, especially to dulles, is going to be a major task. we're waiting word from maryland fire and state police, about what the plans.re here the first thing they have to do is get the traffic out of the way so new tanker trucks can get in here and offload that 8,000 gallons of mfuel. k segraves. gonna be a long afternoon. >>> special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation is over but the waiting is not. >> nbc news confirmed a that his report is over 300 pages long. >> and tempers are heating up on the hill. today members on a committee clashed at a hearing. while the president is lashing ut at the fbi director he fired. blayne alexander has the report. >> reporter: withlpecial coun robert mueller's investigation over a fresh war ofards between president trump and the fbi director he fired, jam

. >>> crews had pnned to shutdown part of the clara barton parkway for some much needed road work today. >> but that work had to be put off for now at least because of equipment issues. aimee cho has been following this issue. good morning,me >> reporter: hi, pat and molette. hang on to your seats, unfortunately, you'll have to keep dealing with those bumpy potholes along the clara bartona parky. i just got off the phone with them a short time y we planning to shut down this roadl but they t me their pothole repair machine broke this morning, so they won't be aake to any fixes and these are the types of potholes drivers have been dealing w down the clara barton parkway and on roads throughout the d.c. area, huge craters that are no fun at allo drive over. this is a very winding road very narrow. so swerving to avoid those potholes is impossible. the park ser tells me they're not sure when they' abler to fix thmachine and reschedule those repairs but the parkway will remain open today so you won't have to make any detours, you'll jus have a bumpy ride along the way. >> something about th

inbound, clara barton, right lane shut down there. that's because of a disabled vehicle and no lights or response rightyet. urba urbana, a crash reported, 270, looking good northbound and southbound. chevychase, work zone blocking the left lane at itland parkway. 66, 95 in virginia, nsu . >> thank you. >>> and today, a d.c. government employee accused ofexchanging sex and cash for food stamps and welfare benefits will be in a federal courtroom. >> this story was broken on twitter.s dimitrmillan is a social service representative for the department of human services. according to court documents, mcmillan issued $1.45 million in food stamps and welfnefits to people in exchange for sexual favors, and $380,000 in cash. at least two dozen people fi bed from these crimes. the mayor's office gave this statement -- the crimes and acts alleged in the charging documents a despicable and demonstrate a lack of government g the districtovernment takes suspected abusive and fraudulent activity seriously. >>> all boeing 737 max aircraft in the u.s.

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that is greg barton there, a counterterrorism experts from deakin university in melbourne.rime minister of new zealand has been saying. she says she will talk to her cabinet on monday. we spoke to a founding temperature of gun policy .org that look at law around the world. i asked him how new zealand could change its laws. it would be easy but whether or not they have the political will, we are yet to see. i am from new zealand and i felt quite strongly about what has been going on here. especially seeing your coverage. and what i can say is that it would not be possible for this australian to have done this in his own country. the question now is whether he came to new zealand to do this largely because he knew that it was a soft touch for gun law. new zealand does have some good gun laws but there are large gaps and it is those gaps that allowed this tragedy to happen. it must be quite difficult for you as a new zealander to watch what has happened. i wonder, you say this could not happen in australia. what are the specific laws in australia that are different to new zeal

greg barton is a terrorism expert and chair of global islamic politics at deakin university and he joins us now on the phone from melbourne thanks very much for speaking to us i first have to ask you give us a sense of how unusual and invents like this that's been labeled as a terrorist attack by the prime minister in new zealand. where we didn't progress to use the words terror of evidence points so strong military action but this is really the first major terror attack that even is able to tell a couple of people tried completely given to don't join bubonic story at least one who succeeded no other. terror attack loose of course with a terror attack of a very large scale back other marines the last time there was a shooting to be used even not remotely so real national teams are part of the sorts of mood is a very uncommon much of something like this it is quite out of the room. one of the journalists in the press conference quite a pertinent question asking why this this was so on the police knew so little about the threat of this and why it seemed to be under the radar and whether it

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we will speak to mark barton in the next 35 minutes. david: more from steve and also coming up, the president and ceo of the stock exchange will be joining us on the show. lots of factors. the philippine central bank saying it is not just up to him to cut rates and he will not bring rates down to fund infrastructure. ramon monzon will be joining us in give or take 30 minutes from now. rishaad: let's get it over to new york and join ramy inocencio for the first word news. ramy: oil began the week on the rebound as saudi arabia moved to extend supply curves and the continuing nationwide power outage threatens production in venezuela. futures in new york rose after falling last week on u.s. payroll numbers. oil has traded in a tight range after rallying. there are fears of global slowdowns. >> if the economic slowdown ,ndications coming from china from the car sales, telephones, and if we see a slowdown from china, this may impact our demand expectations for this year and maybe beyond. ramy: president trump has presented a budget which see

geoff barton, the leader of the association of school and college leaders had a freedom of informationst where 16 police forces responded. 175a knives and knuckledusters and cases were found in schools but only 16 forces responded. if you've got over 1700 of these weapons being found in school, where they can't cope with this issue, and you haven't got the local police forces, you can start to see how these weapons on the streets. this is the most stubborn prime minister but i've ever seen andi prime minister but i've ever seen and i think this is an issue where she is actually got to pipe down a little bit and hearfrom her experts who are actually in this area. many will argue as home secretary prolonged period, she was in there much longer than her predecessors, it was seen as a poisoned chalice. she had to oversee during that time some very tough. many would argue she handled that. as you say, she is defending what she did. what we expect our politicians and ministers to do is look at the situation today. if anyone likes bar charts, on the bbc website, there is a bar chart of what t

the idea includes refurbishing an old train crossing just south of the dun barton bridge. trains will run between defendants loss and other areas of the bay. it may help a problem that it p created by bridging the gap. >> people have very long commutes. we have a great deal of traffic congestion. and i don't think we're ever going to build our way out of that. >> i think it is a viable option, considering the amount of traffic in the bay area. >> facebook is negotiating with sam tracks, whichons the tracks. construction could start as early as 2022. >>>'s big announcement from gap. it's splitting itself into two independentliy traded company. one will be made up of old navy. its are brands will transfer interest another unnamed company. each brand needs a different strategy to move forward. 230 gap locations close. >>> some new dealings tonight. mountain view police released a sketch of a suspect who attacked a woman on stevens creek trail monday. here's a look at the sketch. police say that's the suspect. he then began to punch the woman in the face repeatedly until he wa

following terry barton welcome to the program chinese tech giant huawei is suing the united states for limiting its access to the american market for telecoms equipment was always challenging a u.s. law that labels the company a security risk and bars federal agencies from buying its telecoms products while weighs legal challenge comes as trade negotiations between the u.s. and china are at a critical point. for years while way has sought to reassure the world of two things that it is not under the control of the chinese government and that it doesn't spy on consumers. a shift in tone from defense to accusation the us government had said. it's wrecked it hurts our servers and just storing our you merril's and hold allegations of american government interference and theft of corporate secrets while ways message to the united states we can play the blame game two hours before the announcement the backdrop to what's becoming an ever escalating dispute while ways chief financial officer among wang jew leaving her house in canada for an appearance in course she's been detained in the countr

hello i'm terry barton good to have you with us the political deadlock over briggs it continues in the u.k. during the last twenty four hours we've. made that she will quit as pretty as prime minister if her twice defeated breaks that deal is approved by parliament. m.p.'s voted on eight different options on how the country. withdrawal process from the european union should precede the proposals included leaving the e.u. without a deal remaining in the single block of the single market customs unit or holding a new referendum the results only ended up highlighting division. so what does this whole mean. just now from london to talk about that bigotry survey is offering to resign of parliament approves her breaks the deal is that supposed to be an incentive suggesting parliament might sign off on the deal just to get rid of her. exactly that's what it is terry it's an extraordinary act of of self-sacrifice to reason may say i am going when you help me and she is addressing her own party she's addressing those that are called bricks of tears that are thinking that she just wasn't tough e

hello i'm terry barton good to have you with us people around the world are taking part in protests and rallies to mark international women's day here in berlin it's an official public holiday for the first time the big march is planned for later today in the german capital well this was the scene in madrid last night were several hundred women gathered to ring in the day organizers there have scheduled rallies across the country to demand equal rights and an end to sex discrimination women's rights has emerged as a divisive issue in spain ahead of a national election next month. women fighting for greater equality you can take many forms in our next report takes us to karate in pakistan one of the most repressive countries for women and girls there the simple act of riding a bicycle is one way they're challenging norms. getting to grips with the floods bicycle every sunday morning. joins her friends and her. eleven year old boy this isn't the new and sometimes daunting expedience bowl that's up a little bit initially i tracked this bike along with my feet then i slowly learned how to c

jake wynn is the director of the claration at barton missing soldiers office museum in washington, d.c life of whose work as a field nurse during the civil war nickname, "angel of the battlefield." mr. wynn also discusses barton's inspiration for creating the missing soldiers office as a way to help families locate loved ones who had gone missing in service during the war. part of aour talk was by-long seminar co-hosted appomattox courthouse national historic park. second presentation this morning is by jake wynn, director of interpretation at

clara barton parkway,efore the chain bridge. right lane is blocked. a sabled vehicle is causing the slowdown. it has no lights. thatreful if you're headed way. gaithersburg, northbound 270, after clopper. two right lanes getting by the work zone. that's cleared out of the zone. inner loop, outer loop of the beltway. northbou 295 near suitland parkway, single lane getting by that work zo. i found a companyeans to believes in me. they look out for me. anr.they help me grow my car at comcast it's my job to constantly monitor our network, prevent problems, and to help provide the most reliable service possible. my name is tanya, i work at the network operations center for comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> welcome back. today's weather may get you thinking about booking your 'rvacation. we working 4 you with the best apps to considehen arranging your trip. airfare watchdog lets you search multiple airlines to find you the best deals at one time. hopper predicts the best time to book your fl

. >> heidi and john barton lost their trailer and possessions but the rapidly rising water almost took their lives as they stood on furnitures, neck deep in water, cold, to breathe. >> i had to twist my head like that down into the water and back so i could get air. >> literally in the last seconds, a fire unit entered the trailer and took them out on a boat. while the communities began rebuilding, north bay congressman. >> the magnitude of these are amplified because of climate change. >> the land is moving and that tree used to be right here, four feet up hill. >> a lot of people talk about the flooding but the impacts to the structural integrity of our hillside is at a critical state. we have four homes that are red tagged. the owners are terrified that they'll lose everything. >> reporter: many already have. and there are still two months left of what was once the normal rainy season. tom vacar, ktvu fox news. >> let's go to sal who is watching the morning commute. >> we didn't do this on purpose but we match. >> hey -- >> look, see? >> yeah. this way. perfect. looks good. thank yo

. >>> a portion of the clara barton parkway will be closed today for pothole repairs. th e road isected to reopen in time for the evening commute. >>> metro is considering bringing back an old systemto ou to your destination faster. our news parter the, wtop reports, that metro has expanded testing of an automatic door system. right now, you wait about five seconds before manualing opening rsthe d to confirm doors ohm on the correct side of the train. metro wants to shift to s tomatic door openings t year. >>> under a week from today, yot can expect see overnight lane closures on memorial bridge next monday, through the fall, two lanesl bepe on between 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m and for 15-minute stretches,l traffic w be down to one lane in and out of c d.c. thnge will allow for workers to installne pa. the bridge's sidewalk will remain open. >>> your time is 4:34. here's a look at the other top stories we're following this mornin montgomery county police have identified the man whose body was found near a bethesda bus stop lastweek. hed is 25-year-ancisco dela o de la cru

city, along the san mateo coast, towards hayward and union city, that line stretches toward the dunn bartonbo is getting rain? >> some but not much. 40s and 50s on your temps, even down to monterey. southern california, quiet. look at the cloud cover racing into's. more cloud cover than any rain. cooler temps underway for us. 50s. those are below average this time of the year. >> five in the morning. sal will focus on what? >> we are looking at if the rain is moving through, they might have some problems asso

you and joe barton did a marvelous job. we passeded it in this house in the last congress and in the end, the senate didn't take it up. it's very important that it is included as part of this bipartisan package that we can get the senate to act and pass it because it impacts families that are in much need. i'm happy that we are moving this comprehensive bill today, because it does contain a variety of important extensions. all of them had hearings and bipartisan support from the very first, but this includes protections against spousal impoverishment for those spouse that are receiving long-term care under medicaid. back in 2010, we temporarily mandated that these protections for home care, but that mandate was set to expire at the end of this very week. so it has to be extended. last year, my good friend and colleague, mrs. dingell, we introduced a bill to make these protections permanent and we worked hard to get that done and passed here in the house. but in the end, even though we worked tirelessly on this, we only got

vw parkway, parkway, clara barton parkway, going to make it hardero see the potholes. .your speeds. turning windy for friday. winds gusting upwards of 40, maybe 45 milesn hour. so we could even see a wind advisory during the day on friday. thatot the kind of wind we coming in here. could even see some showers on friday. they would b some cool showers, too. chilly on saturday. starting at 35 with rather breezy conditions. getting up to 54. saturday afternn, not all that bad, but saturday early definitely going to be chilly. ce on sunday. gh temperature of 63. plenty of sun. look at that on tuesday. eah, that's not a typo, my friend that says chance of rain or snow. i'm not expecting much in the way ofit accumulation bus something we'll be watching. that storm system bringing in cold air next tuesday and wednesday before we move back in the right direction, 60s by late next week. >> okayha let's hope doesn't happen. >> let's hope so. >> thank you, doug. >>> coming up, did you see it? doug was there. thriller for the cs tonight and lightning and what could be a ploff ay >>>

potholes scootered across the clara barton parkway here.ee crews havn set to do emergency pothole repairs earlier today but the e uipment se to fix them broke down. thes national pa services isn't sure when that will be fixed or when they'll be able to reschedule their work. >>> and a reminder, if you take the baltimore washington parkway, all those potholes there, they forced the speed limit to drop from 55 to 40 miles an hour on a six-mile stretch of that highway. 60 tons of asphalt has already een put down to patch up the holes. the national park service says they hope the speed limit drop will help you react quicker to theotles because -- >> our roads in this area -- >> crazy bad this year. >> you've been talki about this before. the freezing and the warming up and the contracting. it was soin bad thisr. i guess we just got slammed. >> that's the thing. the potholes are sond bad then during the summer months when they can get out and do it, the roads are closed because you've got people worki on the roadways. >> construction. >> guys, i'll tell you, cold a in here for sure. this arcti

geoff barton, who was a headteacher for 15 years and is now the general secretary of the associationives. geoff e inplain what off rolling s thatis geoff e inplain what off rolling s that is the issue the mayor of london and various police and crime commissioners are saying is a problem? -- explain. very pleased to do so. there is a lot of misinformation today, confuse, links being made. when a parent waved goodbye to their child today they will know they will have a very safe environment that child is in, because the school has a clear disciplinary policy which includes the ultimate sanction of saying if you continue to be behave in that way, you will be permanently excluded and there are checks and bala nces excluded and there are checks and balances so we know that permanent exclusion is one way you can resort to send o a message out that it is unacceptable behaviour. off rolling is when a chilled disappearing from the school roll. if a parents was to come to me and i was the head teacher and the parent said i want to home educate my child, then they would have to submit a letter

let's get some more analysis into what's happened greg barton is a terrorism expert and chair of the global islamic politics at deakin university and joins us via skype from melbourne and thank you very much for coming on the program. the one word that we've been hearing time and time again whether it's from the prime minister are from the security apparatus is unprecedented can explain to us how unusual this kind of an incident is and new zealand. using was really the key and tree east but terrorism in the developing world developed well the last time there was a mass shooting in new zealand was ninety ninety families suicide. it's unheard of to have kind of acts of political violence in the so and mood is a very rare new zealand has a lot of guns but guns like this i thought won't be available it's had a couple of people go to syria to fight with islamic state but it's had no major terror incident so all of a sudden it's gone to the top of the league in terms of a very major to air attack in a very quiet city of older thousand people where you would least expect this in a country w

agreeing on how to tackle anti—semitism is proving farfrom simple. 0ur political correspondent, tom bartonng to the public eye thing. is labour getting on top of this or isn't it? the party would say, jennie formby said in her letter yesterday that there very much arthur. they have put in new processes to make sure that everything is being dealt with —— they very much are. they have recently started publishing statistics on the number of the place they received what the outcome is those complaints, and yet another very seniorfigure in is those complaints, and yet another very senior figure in the labour party tom watson, the deputy ‘s leader, second most senior elected politician, thinks they are not doing enough. he doesn't trust the process which is right he wrote to mps and peers asking them to essentially copy him in —— which is why. as he put it, he could log and monitor the process. the party, the party machine says they are handling this but there are senior figures elsewhere in the party who don't necessarily have confidence that they are doing enough. what puzzles me about it all

greg barton is an extremism expert and chair of global islamic politics at deakin university in melbourneu are a global islamic politics expert and i wonder whether the techniques we have seen used at tracking islamic state sympathises and examine extremism can be used to track members of the far right who might perpetrate a violent act. absolutely, they can. we are not dealing with different —— mechanisms of radicalisation or even vastly different ideas. they are more similarthan different ideas. they are more similar than you imagine. different ideas. they are more similarthan you imagine. the problem is most terror attacks in recent yea rs problem is most terror attacks in recent years including we have seen a lot of far right attacks, but attacks from islamic state as well have been mostly loan acts, single individuals, a small group of people working outside of a network communication situation, so those al qaeda attacks last weekend —— last decade we are not saying thanks to intelligence. but we are seeing other attacks and that is a real challenge, the challenge is it is people who

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our political correspondent, tom barton is here with me. just explain what is going on. to be playing out in public? rows like this, particularly in the top level of politics, happen all the time. they don't very often happen in quite such a public way. tom watson, senior figure, quite such a public way. tom watson, seniorfigure, the quite such a public way. tom watson, senior figure, the second seniorfigure, the second most senior elected politician in the labour party, jeremy corbyn‘s deputy, sending this e—mail, to all mps, all members of the house of lords, and labour members of the house of lords, essentially being very critical of the party's complaints process around anti—semitism, by implication of course, criticism ofjennie formby, the general secretary. she then responds, sending an e—mail to him, copying in all the parliamentary party, within labour, and is again being very critical of him, accusing him of this vague parallel system, running alongside the complaints process , running alongside the complaints process, saying he is polluting the existing process

agreeing on how to tackle anti—semitism is proving far from simple. 0ur political correspondent, tom bartonat is going on... why don't they just why don't theyjust pick up the phone and talk to each other quietly? well, it is extraordinary, isn't it, that this conversation is happening so publicly, both tom watson and jennie formby sending these letters to all of labour's mp pugh, all of labour's members of the house of lords. it shows just how fraught the atmosphere is at the top of the labour party at the moment, particularly around the issue of anti—semitism. tom watson responded to the letter last night. he doubled down, saying the delay in the pa rty‘s down, saying the delay in the party's complaints process had led toa party's complaints process had led to a complete loss of trust. i think it is hard to think of other occasions where rows like this, of course they happen all the time, usually behind closed doors. it is very, very rare that they happen in quite such a public way. and so effectively, we two tribes inside the parliamentary labour party? yes, we have seen this for a long

president of the muslim association of canterbury thank you so much right now we can speak to greg barton he's a terrorism expert and he's chair of the global islamic politics department at deakin university he's joining us on the phone from melbourne in australia thank you for joining us greg. took the authorities a little bit of time to me before they were prepared to describe this event as one of terrorism what's the significance of that. here it's very significant prime minister. of course most. extremist. but because the rican legal system doesn't allow it doesn't make it possible to prosecute people on terrorism charges and list for associated with the national courts we don't hear so much about it so it's it's often the case many muslims feel that you know when it's what we attack on on on them or other people it's not called terrorism but when it's a little bit of what's called terrorism should understand that sensitivity to get the terminology right kurz of course we do use of violence or threat of violence out of some sort of political. view that we want to change the system by

was saying a very good start now and that's the cards you've got in the story right greg barton we thank you for speaking just now during the rest of the day's news and still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour in the human cost of war we follow one yemeni family's plight also ahead. i'm florence louis in northern thailand a political stronghold of a party that was removed by a military coup almost five years ago and the people here are vowing to turn up in huge numbers to vote in the upcoming election. and want to support the biggest names announced as her retirement home will have the details a little later. but first your leaders have agreed to offer the u.k. two options for the labor exit beyond the current departure date in seven days time if prime minister to resign may can convince politicians to approve her withdrawal deal which they've rejected twice then bracks it will be moved to may the twenty second if they vote it down again the u.k. could lurch out of the e.u. on april the twelfth or instantly reports from brussels. if brics it is supposed to be about taking that control the

it's on the peninsula headed over around the done barton bridge as well as free mont, affordenwood, new ark. that line is stretching over stanford. even picking up in the santa cruz mountain, scotts valley over to 17 back to santa cruz the system is moving through because the low is starting to generate that system. we have a ways to go. it's not a strong system. it's enough to give us cloudy guys and rain. 40s 5:00s, cooler compared to yesterday. yesterday was north of the goaden gate. today it's south. i'll look for cloudy skies to continue through the morning hours. we should get a wreak later this afternoon. there's not a lot of rain couple 100th. going into april looks wet. we're not done yet with rain. favoring more in the morning than the afternoon. high pressure builds in giving us a warmer pattern going to the weekend. below average temperatures 50s and 60s. should be warmer than. that we'll turn that around starting tomorrow and taking us into the weekend. frank? >> thank you steve. >>> a friend accused of pushing her friend over a bridge last summer learns her fate. the sente

city, along the san mateo coast, towards hayward and union city, that line stretches toward the dunn barton bridge. >> the dunnbo is getting rain? >> some but not much. 40s and 50s on your temps, even down to monterey. southern california, quiet. look at the cloud cover racing into's. more cloud cover than any rain. cooler temps underway for us. 50s. those are below average this time of the year. >> five in the morning. sal will focus on what? >> we are looking at if the rain is moving through, they might have some problems associated with that. first of all, let's go out and take a look at the commute that is busy already. that will be the altamonte pass and driving through here. traffic is going to be a little bit slow as you can see right there with 205 and 580. steve mentioned there is rain near the dumbarton bridge. 880 near oakland is moving pretty well. a little bit of a backup here at the toll plaza. nothing major but you will be waiting before you pay. back to the desk. >> san ramon teachers and the district are close to an agreement, but one major sticking point. let's go to elisa

no major issues on the san mateo or dunn barton commute. the rest of the south bay commute still looks pretty good getting into that west valley. let me see. yes, i do have 280 here. northbound 280 looks pretty good. let's bring steve in. >> all right. of the rain has moved in, will pick up later. you don't have rain there? don't worry. it will be there. so much rainy weather, brother steve, that the fat furry squirrels of 94703 have gone into sleeping. >> upper 40s in the oakland hills, 50s in town. that light rain has begun. there it is. not to heavy yet. but it's picking up on intensity. sfo with sot light rain. probably already setting the lows for the day. half inch to an inch and a half for some but greater amounts in the santa cruz mountains and some of the coastal hills. look for a cloudy, breezy day. heavy rain still back here. this is a lightover running of the warm sector coming in. it's here, though and it's arrived. a lot of the energy will be south. south wind picking to 36 miles an hour. isolated 3-inch amounts. down to monte

san mateo bridge and don barton bridge, commutes okay. road sensors are not showing too much slow traffic. peninsula looks good. south bay commute is crowded on 101 and 85. some of the other freeways look good. northbound 280 on the right of your screen. see it driving up towards highway 17. that traffic is more crowded but moving. 6:33, let's go back to the desk. >> thank you sal. >>> a 4-year-old boy is fighting for his life after accidentally shooting himself in the head. it happened yesterday afternoon in oakland. the child was at a family friend's home on richey street in ban croft avenue. jackson was rushed to children's hospital in critical condition. one family member says he has no brain activity. they're hoping the swelling in his brain goes down. if he does not regain brain activity in the next three days, the family will take him off life support. police are working to determine who owned the gun and how the boy got his hands on it. the family is calling the shooting an accident. >> everybody was in the living room. the little

you can't take clara barton parkway. we want to tell you tha macarthur boulevard is blocked between goldboros road. nothing unexpected. i-295, though,y apparen also structural damage. southbound near exit 2. the right lane may be blocked for some time. at least traffic is getting by on 295 southbound. atat's thet from the wtop traffic center. >>> let's take aook at the situation in bristow, virginia, th now that the sun is coming up, we're getting a better idea of whatapning on piper lane. it is closed because of high water. drivers have to find another way recedes.e waltter reskreeced >>> g.w. parkway is closed because of a t alteration to structure. follow twitter for updates. been arrested. serial rapist has julian everett asaultd three wim, at least. hete tar howard university students online and took them home. >>> r. kelly is due back in court for a discovery hearing. he is facing tenounts of sexual abuse and assault. >>> two u.s. service members killed in afghanistan. the casualties happened during an operation ea

rainfall over sun il has diminished just a little are really kicked into gear right over the dem barton just moments ago you are seeing just a few light showers up in the north bay overall though this is the way showers are going to be today very isolated and you can actually see that playing out in future cast. now this is 1245 or a here we have the a's game kicking off one oh 07:00pm so right before the a's game. you do see some shower activity in the vicinity of the arena out there in the east bay little bit later on though it seems to clear out pretty fast so. this is one of those days you just want to be prepared for everything get the jackets get the umbrellas handy as you're heading out and about showers will continue on through the evening very often on not to say you won't see dry skies. but showers mixed in there as well come tomorrow friday saturday and sunday in fact all all looking really nice and dry with just improving conditions as we make our way into the weekend. today temperatures not bad and low 60's for the most part some 50's in morgan hill, san francisco nevado wh

but the ripple effect is not just on the beltwa we tried to get here from northwest d.c., clara barton ay within allar of these roads were parking lots trying to get here. if you know anyone d from this area or has to get to an airport tonight they areo goingve a tough, tough go of it. let's look at chopper 4, video from earlier today, this is the scene from the air. again, theipple effect from this was just widespread hroughout all the arteries leading to and from the american legion bridge and the beltway. of course, the beltway closed down. one side of the beltway closed down right w. that the latest from here at the american legion bridge. back to you guys in the studio. >> thank you,mark. you have to wonder how did that happen? i'm sure the accident investigators are out there trying to figure that out. again, as mark said, this is having a massive impact across the region. all of theoads surrounding that area are jammed. let's te a look from brad continuing our coverage up in chopper 4. brad, what does the frustration look like from your vantage point? >> reporter: wendy, i just