the contract is with brookville equipment, contract value is $34.4 million. and if you have any questions, we'd be glad to answer them. >> okay, thank you. colleagues, no questions? mr. row, can we go to your report, please? >> yes, mr. chairman, supervisor mar. on page 4 of our report, a budget for the proposed project costs will be 34.5 million as shown in table 3. and, again, that's on page 4 of our report. and then on page 5 we note that the total project costs including the brookville equipment contract of the 34.5 million and the associated expenditures of 5.2 million is 39,66 1,708. and that amount of project cost would be funded from three sources ~ including a federal grant bridge total funds and [speaker not understood] sales tax monies and that's detailed in table 6 on page 5 of our report. we recommend that you approve this resolution. >> okay, thank you, mr. rose. any questions? seeing none, we'll open this up to public comment. anybody wish to comment on item number 1? please step forward. >>> if i'm not mistaken i have something like an automob

and by his presence, supreme executive authority resided in brookville at that moment. because washington was in captivity. and so that's why the residents of brookville described their village as the capital of america for one day. but they never caught him, they never caught his wife, dolly, who was also roaming around, unknown to a lot of americans. they did come back. the british arrived at sunset on wednesday. they retreated on thursday night. madison came back on saturday morning after he had been told that the british had left. and it took him five hours to ride from brookville to washington, about 25 miles, and then he didn't leave any written commentary of what he felt like. that distressed me, i wanted to know what this person thought. there are descriptions of melancholy. that is a description that appears time and again. and shame and embarrassment and graffiti, and it went on and on. but not from madison. he kept his peace. dolly came back on sunday, the day after, and she was disguised in the clothing of another person. she had lost eight of her bodyguards

doing that made brookville the u.s. capital for a day.rom noon until 6:00 re-enactments like this, tour of the town and a lot of games for the kids. >>> the washington convention center may have the new book smell hanging around this morning. lots of you enjoyed the national book festival yesterday. it was the festival's first year inside after several years on the national mall. the library of congress organized the event and tom sherwood was there introduced congressman james clyburnwho's releasing a new memoir. >> september starts tomorrow. here's what you should know. as you take a look the at the week ahead, tomorrow you can start taking more flights between dulles airport and london. british airways is adding the extra service and the new flights will be on an air bus 380 plane the biggest passenger airplane. >> herndon having labor day festival on monday. enjoy bear and wine from local rhine wineries and micro breweries, craft show, cooking demonstrations at the herndon municipal center. $20 for adults with the beer and wine tastin

>> item number 1 is a resolution approving a contract with brookville equipment corporation for the rehabilitation of 16 president's conference committee historic streetcars and related tools,in

. >>> 200 years ago this week, the town of brookville, maryland played a key role in the war of 1812. for one day that small town became our nation's capitol. president james madison and his staff had to take refuge there as british forces occupied washington. they were celebrating its unique place in american history this weekend. there will be reenactments, a tour of the town and games for the kids, and you can catch it all until about 6:00 sunday evening. you figure tomorrow a lot of those folks having to pick their times very carefully tomorrow. >> yeah, exactly. i wouldn't advise cancelling your plans tomorrow, but just be ready to head on indoors. the best chance of rain tomorrow and labor day will actually fall later in the day on sunday during the evening and overnight hours. satellite and radar right now tracking cloudy skies across the area. that means we'll have for the most part a mostly cloudy start for your sunday but it will be dry tomorrow morning. as we look at future weather, i'm starting us off at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning where you notice the area is dry. we'll be

residents of brookville described their village as the capital america for one day. they never caught him, his wife dolly, who was also roaming around. the did come back. -- they did come back. the british retreated on thursday night. back on saturday morning after he had been told madisony had left -- came back on saturday morning after he had been told that they had left. he didn't leave any written commentary of what he felt. i wanted to know what the president thought. thatiptions of melancholy, is a word that appears time and again to read shame, and garrison -- time and again. shame and embarrassment. but not for madison. dolly came back later. she was described in the clothing -- disguised in the clothing of another person. she had lost her bodyguards, who had decided to get drunk rather than defend her. she arrived with one bodyguard. she had to it knowledge her tontity -- she had acknowledge her identity to cross the potomac river. she was described by people who saw her as a person who was totally broken in spirit. a woman who was normally ebullient and wel

that made brookville the u.s. capital for one day.il 6:00 they are going to have more re-enactments like this and a tour of the town and a lot of games for the kids. >>> some of your book shelf mace have newly signed books from the national book festival. moved inside for the first time this year after 14 years on the national mall organizers took it invited the convention center in northwest washington. lots of you met your favorite authors and illustrators. tom sherwood introduced congressman james clyburn releasing his new memoir. the whole thing was organized by the library of congress. >>> with the rise of so much technology it's awesome to see huge crowds like that going for the old style paperbacks. >> more coming up ahead. >> more coming up ahead. stay with u to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator this is crazy like i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs

i go up brookville ro or wiscsiavenue. you t to stay off of connecavenue. even whe it was good it was bad. >> fornal relief is on the horiz roak expected to be compl satuay night. >>> young father is lucky to be alive. he collapsed andenin cardiast while jogging pushins year old in strr. a w in the park administered cpr until an ambulance arrived. he s i coma for ten days. todaye got the opportunity to meet and thank theom respsir his life. she an her daughter were honoases today by the monom fire and resdepartment. >> while i was in a coma and the outme far from certain my wife mary was sad that our son would not have memories. thanyo for giving me a second leapn and family. >> the also celebratehi32 biry happens to be today comin we hear from the women who helped save his life. >>> developing right now the fbi is investigating hacking attacks at some of the biggest banks in the u. who behind the brazen cyber hei d what you need to know to your information safe. >>> extraordy deo as drones fly over the ocean to capte the dangerous conditions >>> u' watchin

james madison fled to brookville as the british stormed the capital. the town will re-enact president madison's ride into town. then tomorrow the town hosted 200 anniversary for the descendents of people who were there. today in alexandria, a memorial will honor all of those who died in service to their country. the ceremony will begin at 4:30 p.m. recently maryland did award $5.5 million in grants for these celebrations for more research on a war they say was forgotten. one that nobody knows about that looks like they're remembering it today. >> great events. plenty of time to check them out. >> and some great weather. that's going to come up. >>> still ahead on news4 today, retail health clinics. >> we'll look at one retailer that's adding a health clinic in some of its stores. we'll examine the pros and cons. >>> you've got a great degree and a mountain of debt. how do you start chipping away at it? we'll explain coming up next. >>> and if you are on the go this weekend, take us with you. we are always online. twitter and facebook. we posted a link

i go brookville road or wisnsavenue. but y and stay off of connecavenue. evenhet good, it was bad. pthnct was supposed to be a routine thing. wn crews milled off the top layer asphalt, they discovhae ba layer was in bad shape too. peoe d on it last night, but it wasn't fun. >> the really bad and theye paved pretty low so if therse a sewer hole or any kind of pothole it's made about 20 tim worse. >> poan the work has risen to the level of emergency repas. et f delays between chehacl and 410 goin into tke and i hasn't been a great sitonhe construction worrs either. i talke to one man this morning and he said that frustrated drirse actually been prettyun. thesame pretty nasty this e constc crews as ty by. now, wwi all of this be cleed u and when will things get b to normal? the stghmistti hopo ot sides of conct ue done sometime saturdevn backo in the studio. >> megan mcgrath, live for us in chevy. tha megan. >>> 'sot really if but when and whe a new stadium will be buior washiton reds. o d snyder announced those pla dg interview with comstsn airing on mond. t

andrew, brookville, pennsylvania, republican caller. you're up. go ahead. >> caller: hello. >> good morning. >> caller: morning. this administration is about with the advisors they have and the topics they brought in, you have to wonder about the way they are starting to self-feed upon themselves. and with hillary clinton and all the advisor, you would think they have a lot of different type of people now they are starting to leave, starting to be a lame duck session, you really have to wonder about what is going to happen with all the different things going on and all the scandals that went on and the different things that happened in his separation. you would hope that you got to start to wonder why all of the kind of things that happened under president obama and you have to feel for the guy now that things are starting to come apart at the seams. >> all right. roger, savannah, georgia, democratic caller. >> caller: good morning. all right. yes. i would like to say that i don't feel that it is president obama's fault for the incidents in iraq e