lincoln would have to allow blair to go to richmond and see if there was a possibility of ending the war through negotiation. lincoln, who of course had been rejecting calls for negotiated peace for years, knew that such negotiations would never go anywhere, because first, richmond would not just reject the emancipation proclamation but surely a new constitutional amendment and second and more important, lincoln was convinced that richmond would not agree on even the more essential requirement that the confederacy would have to accept that as returning to the federal fold. what the spielberg movie most effectively deals with is not just how lincoln and william seward were able to shift enough votes of democrats, but how they had to keep secret the result of the blair mission to richmond. that the confederates had now dispatched commissioners vice president alexander stephens, robert hunter and john a. campbell. initially to city point virginia to communicate with grant. he was to communicate whether they were truly interested in negotiating. again, as the film makes clear, just as it

going how do they feel about blair getting involved?een ed milimband's office and tony blair have a very strange relationship. tony bare thinks you put your tanks there and let even else challenge you. ed millieband takes a view that after the financial crisis the pub slick more skeptical of free markets. more skeptical of business and wants protections and blair's slightly les affair attitude is not where the public is. that said, labor feels it needs to have the endorsement of blair. i was told sedgefield in the northeast of england, i was told about it at midnight last night they are not going it in a way that makes it easy for journalists to go and cover it. i don't think they want lots and lots of questions. so there's a judgment that blair is doing the minimum that he can do. it's -- the blair endorsement of ed millieband is he has shown he is his own mandatory and stood up for himself but stops short of, i think this is the best man on the block. that said, blair is extremely rude in his speech about david cameron and the conserv

guy: the top for me is blair.will come out and say, business, you have it wrong and you should be worried about the referendum story. this will be a problem down the road. blair and miliband come from different parts of the party. jon: blair on the campaign trail. guy: if he can talk to business that will not hurt. if he can unite the party, that will not hurt. he comes with political baggage. they have not seen eye-to-eye. if they can make the business story work, that is interesting. jon: the final reading for march pmi is 65.4. we had to the break and the ftse 100 is higher. good luck for the rest of your day. the pulses up next. . guy: express from the u.s. fedex buys tnt. greece looks east ahead of tsipras' meeting. we will talk to a member of his government. the euro's starts the role. spain has strong manufacturing numbers. ♪ guy: welcome to the pulse." i am guy johnson. my colleague,

have to allow blair to go to richmond and see if he could win the war through negotiation. lincoln, who of course had been rejecting calls for negotiated peace for years new that such negotiations would never go anywhere because richmond would not just reject the emancipation proclamation, but also more importantly, lincoln was commenced that richmond would not agree that confederacy would have to accept that as returning to the federal fold. what the spielberg movie most effectively deals with is not just how lincoln and william seward were able to shift enough votes of democrats, but how they had to keep secret the result of the blair mission to richmond. that the confederates had now dispatched commissioners, vice president alexander stephens virginia senator, robert hunter, an assistant secretary to war john campbell. initially to city point, virginia to communicate with grant. he was to communicate whether they were truly interested in negotiating. or to get the union to agree to an armistice, which lincoln believed was only to the union advancetage. again, as the film

precautions were even taken at nearby blair high school as police initially thought the robber was loose in that neighborhood. surae chinn has more. >> reporter: witnesses initially told police this was a shooting but that was not the case. that wrong information put the community and nearby school on high alert. because this was happening at a time when kids were heading to school and it was in the middle of rush hour traffic. nearby blair high school ordered to shelter in place with fears a shooter and robbery suspect was on the loose. traffic was at a standstill as police investigated at the corner of university boulevard and colesville road in silver spring. police say a man whose face was covered robbed the shell gas station around 6:30 this morning, pistol whipped the clerk, and left with cash on foot. >> we've never had anything like this happen. and at least in the last 13 years i've been here. >> reporter: the victim ran across the street to a sub shop for help. he was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after being struck by the suspect's handgun. >> he's g

but around the world, tony blair is.nteresting the labor party's bringing him in. >> what's interesting is we have this televised debate last week. if you look at the polling numbers we've shown, it doesn't necessarily seem to have changed the playing field in a massive way. what do the new poll numbers suggest is happening in the electorate? can we identify trends at this point? >> reporter: not really because that's what makes it an interesting election. it's just too close to call. all we can see is that the smaller parties are doing very well indeed. so according to some of the polls after the debate, the person who runs the scottish national party, won the debate. there's a lot of stories over the weekend about english people being frustrated that they can't vote for their pick as prime minister. what will her role be if, for example, labor wins the most seats but not enough to run the country? will nicholas surgeon and ed -- nicola surgeon and ed miliband work together? lots of personalities here. conservatives and

. >> that's michelle blair bergere moved from court. the detroit mother charged with killing two of her kids and putting their bodies in a freezer. blair got agitated when visitation between her two surviving children and their fathers were discussed. the state is trying to terminate parem rights for blair both of the men. >>> follow up to oh story about the traffic cone paved right into the street at locust and west washington square. the philadelphia streets department told us the cone was placed on top of an emergency patch job but was run over and then smashed into the asphalt. but they promised they'd fix the mess. we stopped by today. the cone had been removed. but was set to the side of the street. some asphalt had been replaced but a small hole remains in the middle of the street. we will definitely stay on top of it. >> we'll need to. >>> also stay on top of this cold weather on your radar. if you're going out tonight you might need your winter coat. >> you can't school. it will be crazy over the next 24 to 48 hours. it feels l

so the complaint alleges that blair and booker shared extremist views and that blair loaned booker money kind of message in your view might these charges be sending? the message being that you may be you know allegedly complicit and anyone aware of your plan may be facing charges as well. >> well yeah. mr. -- i would suggest though fred mr. blair was a lot more than just being complicit. early indicators in this case and when they were booked suggest that mr. blair was actually providing money, helping with the plan. so he's an accomplice. and even though booker was the guy that was going to do these things blair was certainly supporting his activity. the third person involved was mr. booker's imam in the local topeka area who attempted to talk him down. he saw him as a troubled and disturbed young man and trying to lead him toward the right path to islam, and he just said he got in contact with mr. booker a little bit too late to help him out. >> and then after his comments about jihad and facebook the fbi questioned booker and he was apparently pretty candid about his desire to kill am

the offer as we understand it was made by blair junior, not the senior. it's probably made on behalf of the president who didn't want to be turned down if that were the case. probably wanted to feel out general lee's real intentions and his patriotism in this case. beyond that, we don't know the details. we know that lee rejected this offer if it were made because he went over to see scott right there after and told him that he had this offer made. he had rejected it and scott said he was making the biggest mistake of his life. lee was held in great regard by general scott. as i mentioned he was one of the best soldiers in field in the army. he had considerable experience not if the field but in staff positions. whether or not he was jumped over other people made to difference at this point. they were looking for the right individual to handle this. in fact, one thing that grant when he became a lieutenant general insisted upon was that he did not have to follow the order of seniority to promote individuals. you'll find that after general grant becomes co

right near blair high school. a gas station employee was injured. this is the story we first brought you as breaking news this morning on "good morning washington." our john gonzalez live at the scene this noon where police are canvassing that area right now. john? john: jummy, the clerk here the victim is expected to survive. but police say at this hour they're still not sure if he was shot in the head or pistol whipped but they are looking at surveillance video and it shows them that the assailant after the robbery took off out the front door and then started running up towards route 29 here at four corners towards blair high school which is why at this hour, the school is in a state of shelter in place while police continue searching. >> police surround our place and they put some yellow bond around the area. john: much like the head mechanic at the this shell gas station, employees rushed to work as they got word of an armed robbery. >> strange something like this would happen. john: it was around 6:30 a man armed with a gun and a covered face a

admiral blair thank you for being with us.perhaps look at a map again of these islands tell the us who claims these lands out in the south china sea? >> virtually all the islands are claimed by multiple countries. the islands here, the spratleys are claimed by four countries. philippines vietnam china taiwan and malaysia. there are about 100 of those islands some of them are just reefs, some of them are islands. about 45 of them are occupied but this recent action by china is the most aggressive we've seen judy. woodruff: on what basis is china declaring that it has a claim that no one else does? >> it's interesting, isn't it? as you see from that map china is the furthest away from those islands way down in the southern part of the south china sea. they claim it based on a very old map that in fact came from nationalist chinese officials. to put it in context it's like the united states claiming all the land area of the caribbean based on a monroe map. woodruff: their neighbors in the area are not happy. can you tell us more

, and if blair is convicted of a felony he could spend three years in prison. booker meantime could get life if he is found guilty of the charges against him, including attempting to provide material support to isis. he had been on the fbi's radar ever since he joined the army in february of last year and took to the internet to post his jihadist aspirations. when questioned about his posts by the fbi, booker admitted he only enlisted so that he could carry out an insider attack at fort riley similar to the fort hood massacre. recently he made a propaganda video in arabic and english to be played after his death. that included this warning to military families. >> he said he wanted members of the public whose sons and daughters were members of the military, that he wanted to get their loved ones out of the military immediately. he said because the islamic state is coming for them. he said that they were targets in their homes, at their bases, recruiting stations or in the streets. >> reporter: that video obviously now a key piece of evidence in the case, which

they had a shoot out right outside the blair house.ctually killed one officer and wounded another. >> the ironic context is, george orwell's 1984 had been published just in 1949, and it was a huge best selling hit in both the united states and great britain. in 1949. and yet in 1950, we had this brilliant circumstance in puerto rico -- orwellian circumstance of puerto rico worry had this island-one revolution and president truman napping in his underwear and washington a few botrytis shoot him, and they dismiss it as an incident between puerto ricans, as if nothing was wrong in puerto rico. it was in or really an situation on the island, and people did not even realize it. amy: we're talking about pedro albizu campos, the 50th anniversary of his death today. we will be back in a minute. ♪ [music break] >> amy: song for the independence leader who is being honored today throughout puerto rico and other places in the notice states. our guests are nelson denis hugo rodriguez who is about to head out to commemoration in san juan new york c

the state is trying to determine nature parental rights for blair and both of those men. >>> a womanry killing her son by poisoning him with salt got a break on her murder sentence yesterday. twenty-seven year old lazy spears was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison for the 2014 death of her five year old. the judge said her crime was quote, unfathomable, it is cruelty, but he decided not to impose the maximum sentence because she suffers from a mental illness. she refuses to acknowledge. >>> 4:41 is the time. so are you short, tall or somewhere inbetween? coming up: new study explains what your height has to do with your chance of getting heart disease. >> but first local senior killed just a week before her prom. her dad's mission to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluat

caroline: tony blair might be coming out today.to avert attention to eu referendum with the labour and the fact it will be more plain saying if labour has met the government because there wouldn't be any concerns going forward. it is about winning voters hearts and minds. svenja o'donnell: labour labour has been focusing on this referendum. mainly to deflect the criticism that the antibusiness party which is the view that many senior business people held earlier this year and accusations against ed miliband. i think if you look at the polls, the eu doesn't come up as one of the main issues out there. the main issues -- the economy, nhs, immigration. as for labour, the referendum is their main purpose in a this. manus: after the debates in terms of popularity and look and feel and the power broker, where are we on data debate? svenja o'donnell: described as this election's nick clegg. it is a mixed bag. smp has been gaining strength since the referendum. their membership has more than tripled since scotland voted to stay in the u.k.

let's get back to brian blair who has been listens in, too.do you think you have been to do tomorrow morning in terms of what you're going to tell clients. we're going to focus on the iphone. the whole story really is about iphone. i think what i will focus on is the -- what i think the project will be for the june quarter. that is again what will carry the quarter. the watch is good to talk about. it's good to talk about apple pay and some of these other initiatives. at the end of the day the it will trade -- my commentary will focus on that. we provided a lot of clues about the strength of that. at josh mentioned, we're seeing a lot of first-time buyers, a lot of switchers. 245z going to determine whether whether apple goes to 150, 16 or trades south. >> i wonder what somebody like carl icahn or green light does. i don't know. i'm sort of afraid -- i sort of struggle to see how they get the next big -- >> like higher? >> i know. >> the next buyer -- carl has talked about this being a trillion dollar company in market cap. i don't know. i thi

this is near blair high school in silver spring. he reportedly is doing just fine. a consumer crush, the that rolled out at target -- the new line that role that it target today. what the father of two missing montgomery county children plans to do as crews go back and search. kimberly: a sweeping search today in montgomery county for two missing children. they have been missing since seven timber and a renewed effort to find them. -- since september and now a renewed effort to find them. in the woods and on the water police scoured parts of montgomery county searching for three-year-old sarah and her two-year-old brother jacob. the two children were last seen september 7. days after the disappearance their mother, was arrested on child neglect charges. she is currently in a mental health facility. >> everything leads to they are not going to be in the ground somewhere. my babies are out there. >> today search is part of ongoing efforts to bring closure to this case. montgomery county police partnered with a dozen other agencies. >> two search and rescue boats and p

. >> reporter: sisterly love is nothing new at blair high school. these three are triplets, but they don't play on the same team. then there is an older sister, carrie, but the coach says he has never had sisters in such key positions. >> they can communicate through a look or something like that. >> reporter: another added benefit for blazer's success is many of the girl on the team have been playing together on travel leagues since they were 10 years old so the sisterly advantage isn't just biological. dianne robert it's, wusa9 news sports. >>> it is working. montgomery blair already 7-1. good job ladies and a great story there, dianne. coming up at 6:20 we will talk more hockey. one of the key caps is sick. we will see if he will play tonight. i will have that story at 6:20. back to new the studio. >> thank you, dave. >>> a come is found dead in her home with two small children found wandering outside. coming up at 6:00, who police are questioning and where the children are now. >> and first, find out why the parents of the 8-year-old boy killed

rescue crews brought him oxygen and food, and then backhoes dug up the section of pipe near blair highschool in silver spring. blue is doing fine and is back home safe tonight. coming up -- new pressure from capitol hill when it comes to your commute. what lawmakers are calling deeply troubling. ryan: and we have heavy rain across the area the next several hours. that could lead to flooding. we also have the chance of severe weather tomorrow afternoon. kimberly: a fixture for the art scene in arlington is closing its doors. the county board said it should shut down and saying it was too expensive to run. arlington will save more than $2 million from its upcoming annual budget by closing the building. there is no definitive word on what will come next after the artisphere closes at the end of june. vdot has been pushing to add express toll lanes to i-66. but as tom roussey reports four powerful voices on capitol hill are saying not so fast. tom: the two republicans and two democrats have signed the same letter, expressing concern to vdot over plans for 66, saying that the far reaching i

are pulling out all the stops to save a nine week old puppy trapped in a pipe in silver spring near blairh school. the puppy is stuck about 12 feet below ground. crews say they are going to have to dig up that entire part of pipe. the puppy has eaten and they are giving and oxygen. firefighters and animal control have been on the scene several hours. the man accused of shooting and killing a guard at the u.s. census bureau has been charged with murder. ronald anderson is also facing a number of other charges including kidnapping. the guard, lawrence buckner, got into a shootout with the suspect at the census bureau the night of april 9. he was hit in the chest and later died. buckner was buried friday and colonial beach. he was 59. maryland governor larry hogan signed 121 bills this past week. governor hogan: it's finally had it in a new direction. kimberly: he was joined by leaders of the democratically controlled legislature. the sides clashed frequently during the legislative session. the spiky disagreements, hogan said most of the bills were passed unanimously by both -- despite disag

conservatives then held office all the way through until 1997, which saw the birth of new labor and tony blair becoming prime minister. labor then were in government all the way through until 2010. but that's when things started to get difficult. they have go into into a coalition with the liberal democrats. there's been an explosion of new partying. the scottish nationalists and on the right the u.k. independent party. this is truly uncharted territory. >> the volcano is erupting again for a third time after twin eruptions last week. shooting into the sky some residents nearby are being asked to move out for a second time. last week they were the first in more than 30 years. vietnam has celebrated the 40th anniversary, with a colorful parade. more than 6,000 soldiers marched through the capitol of prou.s. south vietnam. marked the end of the u.s. involvement after a decade long war, 3 million vietnamese and 58,000 u.s. soldiers died. >> more than 15 tons of ivory have been destroyed and democratic republic of congo is part of a campaign to stop the slaughter of elephantses. authorities in bot

> reporter: the suspect then took off on foot and headed in the direction of montgomeryh gomgomery blair high school. chopper 4 was over the scene when police were working with the school to get arriving children inside as quickly as possible. for most of the morning there was restricted access to the school as police searched inside and around that area for any sign of an armed man. the school is back open for normal operations this morning. now, the suspect is still out here. misonly are working with a very limited description. they tell us they are still talking with the victim this morning to try to get more information. live this morning in silver spring i'm molette green, back to you. >>> i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. we're waiting to see if a former fairfax county police spokesman will post bond to get out of jail. william bud walker is being held for possessing child pornography. during a hearing this morning, his bond was set at $15,000, though his attorney argued it was too high and should be lower. if he is released walker will be barred from using computers and would n

, blair replies, none whatsoever. well there's a little bit of jornljoe patton in him. mower. he takes his two available brigades and decides to attack the left flank at bentonville. it just so happens that johnson's headquarters are right there, the john ben ton house. but it takes mower about an hour to get across the swamp. reaching the confederate line. it's a gad thing because the only -- good thing because the only confederate he's facing is this. poor excuse for a line. in the meantime, general johnson erects hardy to put together a counterattacking force to stop moore's project. it'll take time for them to select strength. and just before hardy can watch his counterattack, moore strikes. punches a whole in the confederate line. squirmishers with their 16 shooter henrys are able to get all the way to the edge of bentonville. they come literally within a few yards of cutting off johnson's only line of defete. general johnston reveals to the year. then hardy strikes, he succeeds in pushing back mower who by the w

blair accused of knowing about a plan purportedly crafted by 20-year-old john booker who the feds say planned on joining the u.s. army so he could kill american soldiers on behalf of isis. >>> and millionaire real estate heir and murder suspect robert durst indicted by a federal grand jury in louisiana charged with illegal possession of a handgun. the indictment could make it more difficult to send durst to extradite him to california to face murder charges there for allegedly killing a longtime friend back in2000. durst was arrested on the eve of the final episode of the documentary "the jin on his life. >>> now to newly released video of a deadly brawlout side of a walmart in arizona. watch as police officers and members of a large family engaged in a chaotic fistfight. at one point an officer is on the ground apparently in a struggle for his gun. he can be seen trying to crawl away after being shot. a second officer returned fire killing one man and wounding another. the officer shot in the leg. the march 21st incident is under investigation. >>> finally, a 19-inning baseball marat

they freed a little puppy stuck inside a drainpipe near montgomery-blair high school. it got stuck 10 feet below the ground yesterday evening. firefighters responded with food, heavy machinery. they provided auctions that you'll see there. while they were digging him out in the operation that you can see is a success. that pup was rescued around 1:30 this morning. >> exactly. >>> and is metro ready? another life threatening incident. we'll take you inside ♪ [lion roars] [screaming] [yelling] [sirens and alarms] ...and with the animals loose in the city, authorities have ordered everyone indoors. xfinity watchathon week is over, but the watching doesn't have to stop. binge-watch all the latest episodes of top shows with xfinity on demand anytime, anywhere. [penguin cooing] perfect for people who really love tv. no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are kind of fun and educational. i think with williamsburg, you have all of that nal part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably t

happening now, a dog rescue underway near blair high school in silver spring. a puppy was reportedly trapped in a piece of pipe about 12 feet below ground. rescue teams have fed the dog and are providing him with oxygen. firefighters and animal control have been on the scene several hours. we will continue to bring you updates. a rash of severe weather turned a night on the town into a terrifying ordeal. >> no pushing, no shoving. walk! kimberly: watch the children, crabs in a panic as high wind ripped through the big top at a houston circus. rain came pouring in. more than 100,000 homes were left in the dark in texas, and some people had to deal with a tennis ball-sized hail. dangerous flames and huge plumes of smoke at an oil tank facility in texas. the cause of this explosion, lightning. no injury so far have been reported. we enjoyed a whole lot of sunshine earlier today, but the clouds are moving in and that means rain as we round out the weekend. eileen whelan joins us with the first look. eileen: the rain, fortunately kimberly, will not arrive until the

brian: jason blair? judith: jason blair. no one made the effort that the journal did to expose what jason had done to the paper. and the extent to which he has lied and cheated to his editors and readers. they did an exhaustive investigation which contributed to their firing, dismissal. i have to say a word about joe who has now died. he was the first african-american managing editor of the paper. it was stunning to me that the publisher and the new leadership just turned on them. they had one of paper seven pulitzers. i got one along with my team. their reporting and their stewardship of the taper was controversial and hard-hitting. they could be difficult together. they were great editors and great leaders. even though a lot of people did not like them. the new leadership, i think, and i write in this book, was very concerned about their own jobs. i cannot get inside their heads. i do know what the publisher said to me -- i disclosed that in this book. he basically wanted me to stay in jail after i had gotten all of the te

the business is on university boulevard right near blair high school. as john gonzalez tells us the search is now on for the robber. >> showed up police surround the place and they put some yellow bond around the area. john: much like the head mechanic at this shell gas station at four corners, employees rushed to work this morning as they got word of an armed robbery. >> it's sad something like this had to happen. >> we know everybody in the neighborhood. this is the strangest place for this to happen. john: it was around 6:30 a man armed with a gun and covered face assaulted the overnight clerk. gunman took off on foot an employee who was just arriving for work attempted to run after him. the wounded clerk crossed the street looking for help. from news chopper 7 you can see where he was later treated by paramedics right there on the sidewalk. >> announced the robbery. he had a black what appeared to be a semiautomatic handgun. john: as police searched the area even going through trash cans searching for the weapon detectives are not saying this aftern

the pomeranian fell into the pipe near montgomery blair high school. a lot of heavy equipment was used to free that pup. that pipe only 4 inches across. >> unbelievable. it's sunday so here is what you need to know about week ahead. tomorrow business leaders from montgomery and prince george's county will put out a new study supporting purple line. the light rail line would connect new carrollton and bethesda. it could mean a big boost for the economy. >>> in boston, runners take part in 119th boston marathon. it's now been two years since the marathon bombing that killed three people and hurt more than 80 others. police say they have been working on the event safety all of this and last year. >> we certainly have people's back. they can relax. >> if you're an apple lover, we know you have this coming friday circled on the calendar. the apple watch coming out. it should be arriving in your mailbox then. they presold more than 1 million watches. they won't be available in stores for another two or three months. >>> parents with children with disabilitie

blair argued he was not a flight risk and cooperated with authorities, the alleged mastermind john booker was said to install a 1,000 pound bomb outside the military base last week. >>> well, sunday marks 20 years since the oklahoma city bombing, 16 8 people were killed and more thank 150 others were injured. timothy mcveigh and others carried out the bomb. mcveigh dead nated a pickup truck full of explosives and nichols helped in the bomb preparation, mcveigh was convicted and executed. >>> the candidates vying for philadelphia's next mayor talked about the city's booming tourism business this morning. the six democratic candidates and the one republican candidate met for a forum in the visitors center and our own matt o'donnell was the moderator, the focus was how to keep philadelphia competitive in leisure, tourism and business travel. they were asked how to handle the role as an ambassador to the city. >>> ed polaski is said to announce he is running for the u.s. senate. polaski is looking to challenge pat toomey, there is no official word from his camp but the chairman of the democra

conservatives held office all the way through until 1997 which saw the birth of new labor, and tony blairg prime minister. labor then were in government all the way through until 2010 but that's when things started to get difficult for the conservative party, because they have to go into a coalition with the liberal democrats. but now five years on from them there has been an explosion of new parties all vying for authority. on the left the green party, the scotchish and welsh nationalists and on the right the u.k. independence party. this is truly unchartered territory in british politics. >>> we are off to the italian city in milan in just a moment students protesting about an exhibition in fact. demonstrators say the money spent on it should go to economic growth and jobs instead of what they say is just a rather expensive vanity project. the organizers say it could make as much as $11 billion in revenue for the country, and bring in a lot of foreign visitors. claudia is live in milan. there will be those people who say the protesters will always find something to protest about. but yo

it's walter johnson at blair softball game. tomorrow night at 11:00 for the highlights. >>> the opening round of the 79th masters is winding down, many looking for the return and possible resurgence of four time masters champ tiger woods. the former no. 1 player in the world is playing his first competitive golf since february 5th. he has not won a major since 2008. bubba watson is the defending champ. the beautiful azaleas in peak bloom at the augusta golf course. tiger is at 1-over through 15 holes tied for 41st. ernie els tied for second place at 5-under 67, your leader jordan spieth 7-under at 17. our kristen berset has more on the defending champ bubba watson. >> reporter: we are in the heart of georgia bulldog country. they have come out to the course to support their own. reigning champ bubba watson has had a big following throughout the 1st round and said the support is tremendous as he goes for that third green jacket. >> here a lot of go dogs, a lot of barking. it's a fun time when you get to see that many people from

he fell near blair high school. the crews fed him. they gave him oxygen while he was stuck. glad he made it out. thank you to the firefighters. >>> well, the frenzy over a new line of items at target became so huge this weekend our own angie goff gave it the nickname pink sunday. online demand for the lilly pulitzer collection for target overwhelmed the website early sunday morning. many fans had stayed to shop on the unlimited edition. and they tweeted their frustration as they quickly sold out. i mean this happened before when they did masoni's. this is what happens when you get clothing for half the price. >> it's crazy. it's pandemonium. i'm going to move on. you can expect a tiny bit of relief this summer. the average round trip domestic ticket is $454. if you fly to europe it will cost you $1,600 to fly across the atlantic. that's $50 less than last time. lowering fuel prices and more seats is bringing down the price. >>> according to "the baltimore sun," the airport is adding two gates to the international e-concourse. there's already another multimillion dollar proje

last night, he fell into a pipe in silver spring right near montgomery blair high school. blue was womened into a six-inch pipe and trapped about 12 feet underground. fire crews gave him food and pumped in oxygen while they worked around the clock on a rescue plan. they finally got him out around 1:30 this morning. had to be traumatic for the little guy. >> very. >> oh man. >>> one of the things i know we are looking at now is whatever we had yesterday is long gone. we got something else coming in here. >> and preparation is everything. so we really need to prepare for the heavy rain that's coming and really the stormy weather for tomorrow after into and it is looking like we are going to get quite a bit of rain and could get quite a bit of wind too, with these storms that come through during the afternoon tomorrow. again, the storm system in two pieces the first part of your day tomorrow we will see the heavy rain so the rainfall intensity, going to need the really really big umbrella golf-size umbrella that can handle some wind as well as some downpours. let's go ahead a

this bus was in silver spring at blair mill road. police say the girl knows the man and admitted to stabbing him after he allegedly assaulted her. she's expected to be okay. >>> maryland players looking back at a stellar season that ended in disappointment. the terps women lost to the university of connecticut in the final four. maryland was coming off of a 28 straight win season but they lost by more than 20 points. sophomore lexie brown has now made to the final four twice without a championship. >> we have you willall the confidence. we just have to believe that we can compete with uconn and notre dame. my two years, those are the only two teams that have gotten enten in my way. >> uconn and notre dame facing off in the championship tomorrow. why the terps believe they will will be even better next year at 4:50. >> congrats on an awesome season. >>> today the nats play their homeowner. we're counting down to the first pitch at 4:05. today the nats take on the new york mets. if you're headed to the game you'll notice some new secur

dejuan blair hits the shot to force overtime second in a row. in o.t., it's brendan haywood putting the cavs ahead for good. cavs win in overtime. despite the loss coach randy wittman pleased with the effort as the team heads to the playoffs. >> it was good for our guys. there's going to be a game that some guys are going to get an opportunity that maybe hasn't been playing as much. so it was good. they battled. i was proud of our guys. >> and nationals trying to avoid the sweep today in a matinee in fenway. a solo home run over the monster part of a six-run 3rd inning. tyler moore gints on the act. big comeback win. >> good job. >> caps play friday, wizards start on saturday. >> any errors? >> i'm sure there were. they're getting better. you see desmond making the errors, but today really ♪ ♪ stop dreaming. it's time for the volkswagen stop dreaming start driving event. get a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus. hurry in, during the final days of the volkswagen stop dreaming start driving event and you can get 0% apr, plus a $1,000 volkswagen credit

and former british prime minister tony blair weighs in on the upcoming edition election -- british election. he has hard words for david cameron and his lands for a referendum on leaving the eu if his conservative party retains power. genie: the european union is still coming down hard on greece for its bailout program but greek prime minister alexis tsipras appears to be trying a new strategy. he is in moscow for a high-profile visit with russian president vladimir putin. let's bring in chief for never robert person -- chief foreign editor robert persons. robert: it certainly seems to enter into a good just before tsipras left for moscow, he said that it was going nowhere. he called upon sanctions against russia and there have been numerous statements which have suggested that greece wants to change its policy towards the eu. so there is an element of that in it. in a way come i suppose this is greece poking the finger are truly in the gemini because relations have been so sour between the two of them. we have alternatives here. if things don't work out with the eu there are other people w

little bit of kibbles, also, rescue efforts to free a tiny puppy stuck inside a drainpipe at montgomery blair high school. the 9-week-old pomeranian puppy was stuck in the pipes below the surface. his frantic owner called the fire department for help. the operation was a successful the pup was rescued around 1:30 this morning. >>> dave owens is up with a quick preview of game on overtime next. (brad) holy cats! has, has anybody else been experiencing a snail infestation? no? i'll tell you later. polygons. without them: no shapes. without shapes, our world has no form. but you can use the polygonal search tool on the new apartments-dot-com to define the area in which you want to find your next apartment. there. what if i lived in that area? oh,interesting. change your apartment... change the world. >>> now wusa9 game on sports with dave owens brought to you by xfinity. >> now the caps have the best offensive weapon in the nhl, but right now that's not enough. the islanders have brought the vise grips and are clamping down. washington has scored two goals in this series. it's got to close once

and i case goes to federal court, the blair violation does not matter for the fourth amendment likeanalysis, that if the court is going to have to come to point to decide good faith, it could be relevant there. this is where you have to be creative in coming up and understanding and really exploit the interplay between federal andlaw and state law in these issues because there is room to not a lot of room and i'm not saying you're guaranteed to win but these are the types of creative arguments i think lawyers have to be making in their cases. >> how big of a problem for practitioners is technical or technological literacy? technological leader see for judges and for attorneys but i think it's increasingly possible today to be extremely intelligent, well-educated well-informed and still not have a basic grasp of how the things that you use work let alone the things that please are using and the fbi is using. does that play out as problematic in a court? i assume i know the answer but it so i know there are mechanisms certainly at judge disposes, maybe not so much attorneys such as ap