i do not think that is tony blair. but i'd do think that tony blair's reputation now precedes them.eople not see beyond the reputation and listen to what he is saying?m you go by social media, no. you mentioned tony blair and it is a pavlovian reaction. it just mentioned tony blair and it is a pavlovian reaction. itjust gets that thrown at him. and... i mean, you know where he is coming from when it comes to stopping brexit but at the very least he wants another referendum on the deal but i don't really see it being a lot of public outcry for that. i have not read the speech but i have read the small column but it does say that he compared new anti—eu political movements to the rise of the not these and other extremists in the 19305 but some people are going to think he is talking also about brexiteers and compare them to the far right in the not cease and the whole thing is so dangerous that... this is the way the express has written it. i have not read the speech. we will have to see what comes out when the speeches made. let's go to page three of the express , let's go to page th

>> to answer the first question, grandpa was in fact in blair house, not only was he in blair house, but when he heard the gunfire he stuck his head out the window. and the secret service had to yell at him, put it back in. so he did. making light of a serious incident, but yes, he was home. i don't think my grandmother or mother were, they may have been back in independence, but he was. and no, the ex-president's did not have secret service protection until after john f. kennedy was assassinated. so grandpa had no secret service until 1964. and anybody could walk up to the house, secret service put a fence around it but it was unlocked. i tell this story a lot, i don't know if anybody has heard it, but a man's car broke down in front of my grandparents home in the early 1950s. and he didn't know where he was, there is no sign on it in the 1950s that says truman home. there is no but he walked through the front gate and walked to the front steps and rang the doorbell. grandpa answer the door and the man said my car is broken down, do you have a phone. he said yeah, come on in. the gu

i sit down with the former british prime minister, tony blair who tells me if we want to protect the gains of globization or the liberal democratic world order, then we must deal with its consequences. good evening everyone and welcome to the program, i'm christiane amanpour in london. this week has seen strong men consolidate gains and democracy struggle to hang on to basic values and principles. the turkish president, erdogan, who was re-elected with sweeping new powers, sparking fears of a crack down on civil society. russian leader, vladimir putin, will get some important face time with president trump in helsinki next month. sparking concern with nato allies. especially in light of the cnn report that president trump called nato just as bad as nafta. this fresh off trump beating up on europe's long time leader the german chancellor angela merkel on twitter for her immigration policy. a worrying study by former president george w. bush and former vice president, joe biden. if found that more than half of all americans believe democracy is vulnerable in the usa. an idea that would

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blair, britain's a nswer to blair —— tony blair, britain's answer to barack obama.and nor will there be or should there be. would you like jeremy corbyn to stand as the leader in the next election? i've been very clear that he should. i'm certainly not arguing for anything different and it's highly unlikely i should become the leader of the labour party a ny become the leader of the labour party any time soon. you could stand. it's not about me really. i've tried to change the country and change the world and if you're not in politics for that reason, get out. chuka umunna, they keep it coming on. thank you very much having me, lovely. hello there. good morning. the weather looks very sluggish over the next few days into the weekend as well. so it is going to be difficult to get the detail right. wednesday, most places had a warm, summer's day. not much cloud around at all. over the next couple of days, in the south, there will be more cloud around. maybe one or two heavy and thundery showers. on the whole, most places will be dry. a fair bit of cloud across eastern

vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive.endorsed by the washington post. . >>> 2018 almo half over. zoat means about six months have passed since a announced the finalists for its new headquarters. >> as many as six months moreo go before we find out who they choose. there are 20 finalists, thr of them a here in montgomery county, the district, and northern virginia. we're live at arlington tonight where some people say they don't want any part of amazon around here. sha marry. >> reporter: that's right. the town hall in arlington tell me s no to amazon's new headquarters coming to northern virginia. many of them are concerned about traffic, what effect it would be if they took a bus on the roadways on i-95 and the belt way. that's their big concern to see what effect this will have on the local economy. >> i'm not a fan at all. >> reporter: maria lives in northern virginia. she doesn't want amazon to move its headqrters in the area. >> we don't need it. there's so much more development that keeps popping up every month. >>

vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive.by the washington post. >>> good morning. one nation divided.pr neests erupting -c coast-tooast over the trump administration's zero tolerance immigration policy. hecklers forcing the head out of homeland security o of mexican restaurant in washington. >> shame on you. >> shame. shame.id >>> prest trump facing demonstratns of a his own as he visits capitol hill. this morning the president not backing down even as some republicans look for an exitte st. are families now thinking twice before coming he?

the washington post endorses blair for montgomery county executive. energy and passion for innovation." blair is "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality in a county that badly needs it." david: we can invest more in our schools, expand pre-k and improve transpord tion can do it without more taxes when we create jobs. that's the change we need. vo: david blair. when we create jobs. y democrat for montgomerunty executive. endorsed by the washington post. >>> we have breaking news. the associated press is reporting that north and south korea have agreed to hold r reunions for war-separated families. >> this is a huge, huge move. it's expected to happen from the 20th of august throughhe 26th. these will be the first reunions in years for families who are sprayed by the korean war. >>> now to the immigration isis at the u.s.border. a lot of people still taloung t this. take a look. the jacket that first lady melania trump wore on her way to the border yesterday. mrs. trump made a surprise visit to mee children separated from th tsarreren border. i

the washington post endorses blair for montgomery county executive. "an energy and passion for innovation." blair is "the best chance of injecting "a dose of vitality in a county innothaton." dly needs it." david: we can invest more in our schools, expand pre-k and improve transportation and we can do it without more taxes when we create jobs. that's the change we need. vo: david blair. undemocrat for montgomery executive. endorsed by the washington post. >>>right. picture this, you are hours from your wedding and you have guests. people are scrambling and fire. the dress endangered of being in flames just happened derrick ward talked to her about this drama unfolding on her big day. >> reporter: she is exceedingly calm for aride to be hours before she walks down the isle. >> shockingly. >> reporter: this after the fire that ravaged the family's home around 2:00 a.m. >> i went down stairs, my god, everything was in flame t >> reporte fire is belie believed to have started from a discarded cigarette by the garage. there was 15 house guests. they got ou

vo: david blair. democrat fut montgomery county exe.post. >>> it is 6:45. we're staying on top of breaking news that is coming out of gaithersburg right now. livea look at these pictures from chopper 4. this is the scene of a house fire where 90irighters were called early this morning. we know at least one of those firefighters was hurt getting the flames under control. nicole jacobs and chopper 4 are the. and we're checking with them in minute. as. >>> president trump is not backing down. >> he blamed democrats for the s immigration . >> so, the democrats want open borders. let everybody come in. let everybody pour in. we don't lcare, them come in from the middle east. let them come in from all over the place. we don't care.t we're ing to let it happen. >> that rally came just hours after the president signed an executive order ending the separation of families who.nter the u illegally. nbc's peter alexander has more on what's next. peter, good morning. >> reporter: aaron and eun, good morning. the president defending as you noted that

vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive. osdorsed by the washington >>> a call to action on the national mall today. ♪ everybody's got a right to live ♪ >> activists and faith leaders gathering for what's called the poor people's campaign andll danny glover is there at the march following the rally. it's a moral revival to hold the nation -- mass voter registration. >>> we are working fco you in theunity, and we'd like to thank everybody who came out to our nbc 4 all state community shred. cars lined up bright and early. at the rockville campus. shredding your documents can safely prevent identity theft. our shred it events are always c free to the pu keep you posted when you next one is coming up. >>> turning to the big primary races next week in maryland. several candidates were out trying to get out the vot this weekend. democratic governor hopeful ben jealt s was silver spring phone bank, and got help from ben & jerry's co-founder. baker was out today with congressman hoyer to ge

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the washington post endorses blair utr montgomery county exece.ergy and passion for novation." blair is "the best chance of injeing a dose of vitality in a county that badly needs it." david: we can invest more in our schools, expand pre-k and improve transportation and we can do it without more taxes when we create jobs. that's the change we need. vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive. endorsed by the washington post. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk. >> who doesn love some midnight baseball? if you're a fan out there andyo re a nats fan, you're behind. >> you might be a little damp as you're watching this. things certainly not a damper for the ories now. they were beating the nationals, they still are beating the nationals, you and it rained on their parade. the rain lasted 2 hours 43 minutes before play resumed. the nionals looking fh their severaight win against the birds. bottom one, price harper. ne this one to first

prime ministers margaret thatcher, tony blair and david cameron all stayed in a blair house. queen elizabeth ii stayed at the white house during her state visit in 1957, sleeping in the queens' bedroom. in 1976, 1991it she stayed at blair house. these four visits were all commemorative. in 1957, it was the focus of the anniversary of the first english-speaking settlement in jamestown. the 1976 visit was a goodwill tour during the bicentennial celebration -- celebrations. we are still at liberia, blair house. you should tell me when this doesn't click. yes, the queen. this is a whole screen shot from c-span. she has just finished speaking and does not look her normal happy person. but she looked her normal, happy person when she was speaking. the 1991 visit saw the queen giving a joint session of congress. she was the first monarch to do so. the 2007 visit seven ash celebrated the fort hunt -- the 400 visit of the -- the 400 anniversary of jamestown. irish presidents and prime ministers have made more than 50 official visits. in first appearance was 1956, when john costello wa

vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive. washington post. >>> right now a live look over the city. it's not raining now, but keep the umbrellas close. mperatures are about t take a plunge. they have the update just ahead. >>> you expectnd hope that truck drivers will handle your deliveries with care, but one fedex employee didn't. and that homeowner has the video to prove it. news 4 darcy spencer is live now in ashburn to show you what that driver did with the package. >> reporter: a fedex delivery driver pulls up to a neighborhood in ashburn, grabs a package from the back, then tosses it like a frisbee. when you saw thishavideo, wt were you thinking? >> i was kind of shocked, a little surprised. >> robert is the homeowner who captured the package throwing incident on his surveillance system last week and posted it on facebook. >> reporter: many people are probably wondering, washere something breakable in that package? > at that time, no, there wasn't, but in my case it's more principle than anything. >> reporter: some of r

-- all stayed in blair house. during her visit in 1976, 1991, and 2000, the queen and her retinue stayed at their house -- blair house. these visits were all commemorative. 1957, the focus was the anniversary of the first english-speaking settlement in jamestown. visit was a good will to her during their bicentennial celebrations. you should tell me when this does not click. [laughter] yes, the queen. [laughter] full-screen shot from c-span. she has just finished speaking. she looked her normal happy person while she was speaking. i can tell you that. the 1991 visit saw the queen giving a joint session of congress -- she was the first monarch to do so. the 2007 visit, celebrated before hundred anniversary of the settlement of -- the 400 anniversary of the settlement of jastown. irish presidents and prime ministers have made more than 50 official visits to the u.s.. the first prime ministerial appearance was in 1956 when john costello was in the states over st. patrick's day and gave a silver -- filled with shamroc

david blair and marc elrich been neck and neck all night. they have still very close. we have the latest, jackie. >> we have two candidates in this case, marc elrich and david blair. we left elrich's headquarters at 10:38. we arrived here at 1045. dad blareame out and spoke. the first time he n haser held elected office before. he came out and spoke. i will just ask that he ask what he had to say. take a listen. >> the outcome yet but we have so much to celebrate. let me tell you why. we are going to celebrate our friendships, so many old ones and so many new ones. >> the beginning of that got a little bit clipped. we don't know the omou yet and that's what is going on here tonight. >> we understand tt the results are showing county aheadl member currently by only a very few hundred votes. so we cannot tell you what is going to happen. >>thoo close e. all right. thank you. >>> in frederick county three republicans are trying tounseat county executive januarth e is a u.s. senate seat up for grabs this november. >> he lost a she gearing up to run for president in 2020. >

[laughter] >> it is blair house. so we have contributed in many ways to the evil dilution here -- the evolution here. [laughter] >> we have also felt part of the design team. designing the building, a british architect not only worked on the capital, but st. john's episcopal church and white house. i am sure you will hear more about that later today, and there is british history everywhere you look come from the scottish stonemasons carved double roses into the iconic columns, to the resolute desk, a gift from queen victoria which has been used by pretty much every president in the last century. we are very proud of the role the u.k. has had in building and we building the white house, but we are most proud of the relationships we have built within the halls. from the foundations to the furniture, this collaboration of british and american design has symbolized the special relationship, bringing us closer on every level from global security, trade investment, education, research and culture. we are grateful to this w

that's what the washington post calls the attacks on david blair. it's dirty politics.sh the wagton post endorses blair for montgomery countexecutive. "an energy and passion f innovation." blair is "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality in a county that badly needs it."d: we can invest more in our schools, expand pre-ktind improve transporta and we can do it without more taxes when we create jobs. vo: david blair. that's the change we need. democrat for montgomery county executive. endorsed by the washington pt. it's been months since the deadly shootin after an unarmed man by us park police. by bnuary kay czar was shot officers on a residential stretch last november. crime sceep investigators are now taking another looat the casetrf what happed. this morning they arrived back at the scene and shot down the road to traffic to conductnt a reena . they cut down trees and moved the screep to the exact location trying to t piece togethert deadly nig . reporter receiptor gaze ar was unarmed at the time of otndnth theooe tsh ation. take a look,h

the washington post endorses blair for montgomeryounty executive. "an energy and."on for innovation blair is "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality in a county that badly needs it." david: we can invest more in our schools, trpand pre-k and improve sportation and we can do it without more taxes when we create jobs. that's the change we need. vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive. endorsed by the shington post. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ >>> a roller coaster atme six flagsca stopped at the highest point on the tracks. park admits this does happenme some news 4 chris gordon is outside the park in prince george's county working for youooking into the chances that this could happen to you or someone in your family. chris. scary. >> reporte doreen, the superman roller coaster reopened today. let's take a live look from above. chopper 4 shows us that the superman roller coaster is operating right now. during the afternoon rain it was closed down for a while for safety reas

the washington post endorses blair for mogomery county executive.energytind passion for innova." blair is "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality in a county that badly needs it." david: we can invest more in our schools, ve expand pre-k and impro trann and we can do it without more taxes when we create jobs. that's the change we need. vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive. endorsed by the washington post. too many devices on your network could mean you see this that's why yoibneed fios-the 100% f-optic network. fthat means more speemore devices at once -and to prove it, we'll help you add another. choose a free samsung chromebook 3 or a $200 unedit toward other satech plus get the fastest internet available, up to 200 tv channels, phone, and a 2-year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month with a-year agreement. stuck in a contract? we'll help yre out with up to a $500t for your early termination fee. go to getfios.com. lamont: i always wanted the publicschools to perform at a particular level. i'm very satisfied

p the washingtont endorses blair for montgomery county execute.nd passion for invation." blair is "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality in a county thaty badleds it."n david: winvest more in our schools, expand pre-k and impve transportation and we can do it without more taxes when we create jobs. that's the change we need. vi vod blair. democrat for montgomery county executive. endorsed by the washington post. welcome back. here's the top stories we're fhilowing right now s h hour. the d.c. primary numbers are in. sarah simmons has the resul tonight and changing the way police respond to mental illness. lindsay watts explains the training underway and the local county following a deadly police -involved hooting tonight, the great debate over migration. evan lambert is covering that one for us. >>reporter: we are learning that immigrants who cross the bordernd illegally have been separated from their children are being housed right here in the dmv. representive donbuyerf those facilities in anne arrundel, maryland. he spoke with two fat

the washington post endorses blair for montgomery county executive. "an energy and passion for innovation." blair is "thgbest chance of inject a dose of vitality in a county that badly needs it." david: we can invest more in our schools, expand pre-k and improve transportation and we can do it withoutore taxes when we create jobs. th's the change we need. vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive.y endorsede washington post. innocen >> announcer: you're watching ews4 today." >>> you're hearing gunshots, people in a loudoun county neighborhood say they sometimes hear while inside their home. back in mers they called news4 after three bullets were found lodged inhree homes in aldie. right now, you're allowed to shoot any type of gun within 10 yards of occupied homes in most parts of the county. the board is considering expanding that rule to half a mile. >>> you'll now know when to weigh in on a proposal that do ouaffect your commute and wallet. a plic comment period will be held july 2nd. the authori wants to increase fares up to 75 cen

and that tax rise, despite the fact that tony blair was oi'i despite the fact that tony blair was onsters, was a popular one. there is some talk on the front of the telegraph, and we will come back to this, that spectacular photograph of harry kane. you can't get away from it, can you? you can't get away from it, can you? you can't get away from it, can you? you can't get away from it, and it has only just begun. this is setting up another fight for the many four hours. the eu withdrawal bill went through the commons and back to the lords and they suffered 15 defeats in the house of lords, because the house of lords is generally quite pro— europe, quite pro—eu. house of lords is generally quite pro- europe, quite pro-eu. they call it ping—pong, but it is rather slower than that. slower than ping—pong, and you canjust get the highlights. and theresa may had a sort of crisis moments, and these tory rebels... it is difficult to say tory rebels, because there are rebels on both sides. they said they wouldn't back it unless they had assurances they would get a meaningful vote on the final

vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive. endorsed by the washington post. >>> reaction tonig from leaders throughout the district to a news 4 i-team last night scott macfarlane's first reported how 1,000 d.c. public school teach s are unlicens. by employithem, the school district is violating d.c. school regulations. now the strong but very different rns to his investigation from the people in charge. >> the news 4 i-team found one of every four d.c. public school teachers is currently unlicensed and district officials acknowledge employing them is a violation of d.c. regulations and we found there is no timetable for when the problem will be solved. educationsshairmand a statement just after our report saying i'm again frustrated with d.c. public schools with this most recent failure to properly follow established laws and regulations. these licensing requirements were put in place to ensure or st aents are safe that we have quality educators in our schools. mayor bowser told news 4 the problem is primarily new teachers awa

and science background that blair was describing when we talk about pollution in our waterways. it's there. and it may not be packaged the way we would like to see it, so we'll continue to work on that, but it's very much a part already. >> commissioner courtney: it's important enough to belabor the point. corporate interests are infiltrating our school system and minds of our future leaders. that's a fact. now that i know that you know, a lot of this stuff is wickedly politically charged. so the organizations that we usually think are guarding against wrongdoers, evildoers, they're not in the game, whether it's sierra club or whatever it is. government still has a role to play with the children. this is government. that's why i'm raising it. again, i'm deferring to commissioner vietor, but the point that we have real dialogue about how we're going to influence young minds with legitimate impressions -- and not just hope that the teachers put it in front of them, but know it's part of our big ideas. that's when i will feel like we've accomplished something that's legitimate in t

blair is "the best chance of jecting a dose of vitality in a county that badly needs it."avid: we can invest more in our schools,-k expand pnd improve transportation and we can do it without more taxes when we create jobs. that's the change we need. vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive. endorsed by the washington post. ben jealous -- youngest nof the naacp.dent endorsed by maryland teachers because he'll fully fund our schools. endorsed by the nurses for his medicare for all plan. now jealous is endorsed by the baltimore sun, saying, "in his leadership, mr. jealous excels. he has the stature and gravitas to be a leader that marylanders turn to in difficult times." maryland, it's time for bold victories and new leadership. ben jealous. governor. >>> good morning. 8:26 on thi sunday, june 24th. i'm adam tuss. here's a look at the top stories. d.c. police on the lookout for a car they say was invved in an early morning shooting. we're told it happened at 3:00 this morning on 695 eastbound, southeast, southwest freeway before the sixth street southeast nav

the veteran council member markel jvrmingridge and david blair are neck and neck. let's take a look at mbers with 251 of 255 presignate reporting and blair has 34,277 vote andel judge written has 347p 29. and due toic tal error 80,000 voters statewide may have had toio cast provisl ballots and those won't be counted until next week. th>> ande dpochb nor's race. ben jealous won the domingion be rushern bakener that crowded prime aarry. gem us garnered more than 220,000 beating bake are by 60,000, more than 10%. >>> this is the future we will ben crewing on november 6 when w win the general election, p theption of maryland is not just our ambitious. we got this let's go win this. larry hogan has no idea what's about to hit h. thank you and god bless. gives jealous a shot at becoming state's first black governor and sets up a battle between progrive candidates and popular rep incumbent and facing larry hogan who hopes to become the first gop governor in maryince since 19 1954. hogan was unchallenged for his party nomination and he's popular in the state where many dem

vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive. endorsed by the washington post. >>> you're watching news 4 at 6:. >> at 6:30 it's a common crime but they used tactics whe they robbed a woman inside a whole foods store. >> the victim didn't realize anything was missing until she went to the checko a. this ieally interesting story, pat. >> reporter: wendy, rice. it started with a conversation about rice. two scammers got a shopper inside whole foods talking about rice. soon they disappeared. and so did her walle it was supposed to be a quick shopping trip to whole foods for kendall. but it turned intoth ag but that. >> i had to get a new driver's license, cancel all my credit cards. yeah. >> it's bn a nightmare. >> it's been a nightmare. >> kendall had her wallet in her purse and her purse was closed and the child seat of the hopping cart with food on top of it. she thought it was safe, but then came rice ruse. a man and woman got her involved in a conversation about rice. long grainrice, short grain rice, brown rice, white rice, an

blair. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for that kind introduction. before i begin, i want to make special acknowledgments. this is a real honor and privilege to come here today. thank you senator levin for your kind invitation read i had the privilege to work with you and your staff when i was senior staffer when i worked for the late senator thompson. i am great glee honored to be able to -- i am honored to be able to connect with you today. linda was a guest of bpce, one of our sessions. i want to knowledge the least being, it was great to connect with you. also in the audience, beverly. she is one of my colleagues at bpce. she has been instrumental in helping us put together this report. i really appreciate your efforts. i am talking about this report will be issuing its report on congressional oversight in the ig's on july 9. this is a culmination of almost a year's worth of effort at the center in looking at congressional oversight, oversight in general, and the role of the ig's. we came up, i think with interesting observations, which i will no

. >> david blaire and ma elrich are tied. news 4's justin finch has more om gaithersburg on when we could learn the outcome of this race. od morning. >> reporter: eun, aaron, good morning. it will be a while here. we hav two democratic hopefuls earning the bid. the board of elections says you may not have a clear winner until next week. on your screen right now, the breakdown as it stands. marc elch, the long time council memr and david blaire both splitting the top spot. both taking 29%f the te. that's with 98% of county precincts reporting here. both are looki forward to winning the nomination. i will betimistic tha the democratic nominee for the county executive of montgomery county. >> so eight months ago we wereo un and a huge underdog and now we're in a fight for our lives in a neck and neck race. >> reporter: so what's next the board of election will canvass and certify the resul of the provisional ballots as well as next friday, july 6th. we should have a winner who will face off against the republican nominee for the

. >> all right narrator: david blair is the un-trump. 100% pro-choice rating from naral.orsed by the washington post - "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality into a county that badly needs it." in business, he exposed drug company kickbacks. nurse susan: david's company saved customers over $9 billion. employees: david was a very progressive ceo. we had 401k. paid maternity leave. job creator. progressive. pro-choice. an eagerness to listen, a passion for innovation. david blair for montgomery county executive. >>> you've likely heard the gl expression, u to the bone. in this case, it's a dog bone. >> and the winner, the worldri ugliest dot there. the english bulldog was named the world's ugliest dog yesterday. dogs flauntheir imperfections. like hairless bodies and long tongues. zsa zsa takes home $1500. nothing ugly about that. look athat tongue, my gosh, it's like kiss or something. >> that ain't righ >> all right. we're about to start a new workweek. somewhere in there, we're going to get some warm days, maybe some dry day. at th >> in fact, i think we'll st

that what the washingtos the attacks on david blair.dirty politics. for montgomery countutive.rses blairex "an energy and passion for innovation." blair is "the best chance ofig a dose of vitality in a countyt badly needs it." david: we can invest more in our schools,-k expand pnd improve transportation and we can do it without more taxes when we create jobs. that's the change need. vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive. pendorsed by the washingtt. lamont: i always wanted the publicschools to perform at a particular level. i'm very satisfied with what we have. vo: mayor muriel bowser has accelerateo education s that have improved our schools. she's made our teachers the best paidcc and the mostntable in the country. and parents are staying in the district for our schools. but her work i't done. now's the time for bold ideas to continue making progress. lamont: i'm voting r mayor bowser because she's moving in the right direction and that's we need and our kids are thrivingt. as a result of t >>s sign found at a balti

blair. dan blai thank you. >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> tnk you, peg, for that kind introduction. before i begin, i just want to make some special acknowledgements here today. this is a real honor and privilege to come here today. thank you, senator leven for your kind invitation. i had the privilege to work with you and your staff when i was senior sff when i was on the government inus comttees when i worked for the late senator thompson, and i'm glad to be able to reconnect with you today. in doing so i want to acknowledge linda gostit the back of the room. i also want to acknowledge elise pain. it's great to reconnect with you as well. i also want to acknowledge rly headnut. she's one of my colleagues and has been instrumental in helping us all put together this report. and i really appreciate your efforts. i'm talking about this report because bpc will bessng its ow insight a igs july 9th. and this is a culmination of almost a year's wor of effort at th

blair, dan blair, thank you. >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> thank you for that kind introduction. before i begin, i just want to make some special acknowledgments here today. this is a real honor and privilege to come here today. thank you, senator levin for your kind invitation. i had the privilege to work with you and your staff, and i was senior staffer on the what was then the governmental affairs committee. i'm glad to be able to reconnect with you today. in doing so, i want to acknowledge linda at the back of the room. linda, thank you very much. linda was a guest of bpc at one of our sessions, and i greatly appreciated it. also want to acknowledge elise. elise, it is great to reconnect with you as well. i also want to acknowledge in the audience today beverly. beverly is one of my colleagues at bpc. and has been interruptal in -- and has instrumental in helping us put together this report. i appreciate your efforts. i'm talking about this report because bpc will be issuing its own report on congressional oversight on july 9th. this is a culmination of almost a year's worth

thefoutmontgomery county endorsesexe.id blair "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality into aounty that badly needs it." "realistic ideas for attractingew businesses, extending pre-k, improving traffic."si "a progr leader, for jobs, to fund schools without more taxes, to take on the nra and combat gun violence." "an eagerness to listen." "energy." "a passion for innovation." david blair, democratom for mony county executive, endorsed by p the washingtt. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> here's something you don't see every day.r a young d managed to get on to the tracks at the crystal city mro station yesterday. metro posted this video of the deer running between the tracks and the platform. that guy on his cell ph completely oblivious. those ear buds, boy. >> should have come and ten his phone. >> he realized what's going on after a while here. don't worry, the deer eventually made it out on his own. >> then he acted like it was coming after him. >>> here's another story that is captivatning thenet right now. >> yes. take a look at your screen. the tall tower in st. pau

. >> david blair and mark eldrige are tied. justin finch has more for us. >> reporter: good morning. spoke with staffers her at machinery county board of elections a moment ago andtehey me it is crunch time and their staffers are counting several thousand ballots over the nexeveral days hoping to name that county executive democratic nominee by next friday. it is the day after the primary electionan in montgomery county, the vote counting is not over yet. t> the unofficial results were out last nind we do have a couple of >> reporter: after the race for the democratic nominee was called, the result, though look closely, the race is not over. mac elrich is locked into a tie with david blair. with 98% of precincts reporting, the top two are nec andneck, each at 29% and more than 34,000 votes. with the racese too c to call, watch parties transitioned instead to wait and see parties tuesday night. with blair and elrich hopeful oo ee the win. >> all of montgomery county is better that we came together as a team. and i don't know wha

vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive. endorsed by the washington post. >>> the sto ss are nowth of washington, but still track something scattered showers out there and noie r from our humidity. amelia and lauryn have a closer look at what's on tap tonight in just a couple of minutes. >>> get ready to pay more to drivene of our area's busiest roads. we've learned rate f s along the dulles toll road will likely jump and jump soon. drivers could pay roughly2. more every day under the new plan and that's going to add up. $50 a month. news 4 transportation reporter ads is live with when this could all happen. adam. >> reporter: that's right, pat. this could be a big increase and it could happen in the next couple of months. take look at the dulles toll road. so many drivers use this road every night to get between fairfax and loudon counties. this toll increase is all but a done deal. get ready to m paye along the dulles toll road. >> 75 cent increaset the main plaza and a 50 cent increase on the ramp. >> reporter: it's expec

blair says the president is now looking for a diplomatic knock- out.i think there's going to be the world cameras are going to be focused on the handshake, and whether-- who leaves the imprint on the other guy's hand. w reporter: while millions of people will be watching for that akoto op, billions of lives have a stake in the outcome. ayd this is where the substance and details of any deal, arguably trump's most important yet, play a crucial role. and jeff, for a man who likes to use superlatives, this may be his boldest deal to date. >> glor: all right bianna, thank you very much. coming up next here, how the weather is making wildfires even tougher to fight. i have to tell you something incredible. capital one has partnered with hotels.com to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you have to do is pay with this... at hotels.com/venture. 10 miles per dollar? that is incredible. brrrrr. i have the chills. because you're so excited? because ice is cold. and because of all those miles. obviously. what's

president truman also, every day he was at blair house, he also moved to cross the street to blair house for this process, although it did not affect the west wing. he would walk around and he began to notice the banker marks. we saw one, they are ancient in building. a building men might carry his mark through generations, a little change here or there, but it is his mark. that's how he identified his work. the whole inside was covered with them. truman was so excited. being a mason, and believe me, it did not hurt with george washington or truman that these stonemasons were masons. he ordered a number of the stones withdrawn and replaced, and sent one to every masonic lodge in the united states, canada, and mexico for their museums. they are all available to be seen, and they are very proud of them. we were not able to get one. he should have sent them to scotland. [laughter] >> the house was rebuilt in steel and concrete, but by no means bomb proof. every room was a cage. they worked hard. it is strong, but not bombproof for our time. in the 1980's, president carter authorized a clean

one afternoon that week we were all at blair house. on that day these three women came to blair house. with their husbands. to comfort mom and our family. no fanfare no press entourage just dear friends. there to comfort us when we needed them. so to be able to welcome them these three two mom's hometown means more to me than words could ever describe. it is with a high honor a personal delight to introduce to you three extraordinary women. whose contributions to our country and to the american people are singularly unique. and these three women i am so proud to call my friends. ladies and gentlemen please welcome american 67th secretary of state and former first lady of the united states hillary rodham clinton the former first lady of virginia and daughter of president lyndon b. johnson linda johnson. and our moderator today distinguished nbc journalists andrea mitchell. >>> this is not my best side. such a privilege to be here and thank you so much. thanks to the myers and the members of the family the foundation the trustees. the wo

vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive. endorsed by the washington post. >>> clover leaf4-h camp in lake placid. just from above the ground here directt of sarasota. >> chopper 4, wow. that is a long fligh t down florida. >> aerial images, and immediately saw chopper d had. wen't go to florida. >> it's still not clear what made everyone sick, but emergency crews say, fortunately, none of the illnesses look all that serious. at least 60 others kids at the camp, they're okay. >>> first lady melania trump travelled to the texas-mexico border to see what's being done for children caught up in the president's immigration crackdown. she visited a children's shelter where 55 children are being housed. f them were separated from their parents under the trump administration's zero tolerance policy. >> i also applied to ask you how i can help for these children to unite with their families as quickly as possible. >> it was not without controversy. she left washington wearing a jacket that said "i really don't care, do you?" that was

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blair. dan blair, think you. -- thank you. >> good morning everyone and thank you for that kind introduction. before i begin i just want to make some acknowledgments today, this is a real honor and privilege to come here today. thank you senator levin for your kind invitation, i had the privilege to work with you and your staff when i was senior staff and in the governmental affairs committee for the late senator thompson, i am the glad to be able to reconnect with you today, i would like to acknowledge linda at the back of the room, and the, thank you very much she was a guest at [ inaudible ] and i greatly appreciated it. it is great to reconnect with you, lisa, as well. beverly is one of my colleagues at bpc and has been instrumental in helping us put together this report and i appreciate your efforts. i am talking about this report because bpc will be issuing its own report on congressional oversight on the ig's on july 9. this is a culmination of almost a year's worth of effort. in look

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vo: david blair. democrat for montgomery county executive.the biggest one of the concert season, and they are all here to see 5 seconds of mmer. behind us, a young lady in the front row and she's got a sign that says skipped my graduation. >> what do you think about that? >> i'm concerned. >> she says her mom is going to killer >> but she will be proud of you. >> we are soit e to have 5 seconds of summer here. they have one thing they to do for carson. did you know it's carson daly's birthday. can we sing happy birthday to carson? ♪ you ♪y birthday to ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday dear carson ♪ happy birthday to you check out sunny. >> yeah, he signed up to be a ball person at the u.s. open.he suited up from official gear -- >> oh, what is sunny's background? >> in the game of fetch, it gave him a nice advantage. >> our concert is up next. you don't have to hold the cake for the whole concert. >> i'm waiting for him to take it. >> first, al, let's get the e weather. you ally lean into the ascot look. saturday, we're looking at rain