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they require them to pass aass breathe lieser before they canan start the cars. officer lee owed a's fathera's spoke to the officers tonight before theyhe headed out to thee check point.nt. >> noaa recognized that the way to really stop drunk drivers, the three's are enforcement, enforcement and enforcement. by having a check point that is a primary it actually reduces drunkdrun driving by 20 percent. basically through deterrence,ce, through catching undetected drunk drivers and remindingremi people not to drink and drive. > noaa's law goes into effect october 1. the rhode island avenue metronda station shutdown t early tonighg for the second night in a row. the closures happened afterer pieces of concrete fell from the ceiling.ce the situation will be shutdown all day tomorrow for inspections. there doesn't appearsn't to be a structural problem inside the station.tion although as we said this alsoso happened yesterday. ye trains started bypassing the station around 6 tonight with shuttle buses taking people where they needed to go. no one was hurt by the falling

up to >> that's what has happened, all this season, so i will be injured, such as michael brantley canan play to th . point.that there are just a few games awaynt from clinching the division, i feel some of the players, so to jason kipnis who took umbrage at that prediction but paul hoyneses , in my , as every right to and i reached out to him earlier toda if he said he just wanted totor keep it low-key and he declined to speak at fox 8 and i respect that, so the players, and they get more motivation but the bottom line is the have overcom a lotis that will continue to do so if they want to win the big one.e. >> is he going to be there for the postgame news conference, paul hoynes ios? >> absolutely, he was in with ti as per normal he answered it and he was in the clubhouse the players were nearby there was n incident he's just trying to do his job, i think that in a week time will not even think about this. for three bar three brothers and tripped in the bowling alle is a greatt way to spend the the surprise as a military three brothers were learned the were going to the bowling alley f

she canan barely stand. driving. >> . >> jim brown has never been shys about his opinion. >> .hyut nobody was surprised when the browns legend supported kolen capper nick. hear why he says it's wrong to disrespect the red white skpw blue sweetie, what are you doing? oh, i have no idea what games are streaming right now. so i thought i would just root for everyone. get high speed internet from at&t. we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible honey it's not swiping. come on i need it to swipe. get high speed internet from at&t. keep calm, your internet's on. reason for protesting. but doesn't agreen withf his method. >> he doesn't think it'snk appropriate to disrespe

that anyone of any raise canan apply and live there. >> likewise at georgetown. that follows in a thet traditio. there is nearly a 50-year tradition of this stuff. cornell has a house. i lived at the due boys house. again, they're not segregated by raise. am of these places are culturally themed. american indians and so are the to. i thinkris an it's a good initie in part because most of these spaces, white students live wite might students. mr. at fraternity and sorority think row and they're segregated by raise. in some cases, for example, in n this cal state example isn't that segregation by raisin i'm not saying it's the university segregating but it's a group ofu students saying this is where we want to live with our own people, our own kind, isn't that segregation by raise? to? t express the desir to live in aoi space where you can have an enhanced experience, but live more comfortable, that's not segregation by raise.ion i think that's a construction that the premise. it's not all black people live in there.in listen to reaction from some asked about this

these are the trains and thethe times, the last train you canan get. for instance, to green belt, if p you want to connect to the redline, at least the navy yard station tonight at 11:206789 the last train to green belt with no red light connections leaves thv navyes yard at 11:39.39. the last train to branch avenue leaves the navy yard at 12:17. of course that's when theyhe leave. metro bus of course. they run much later into thehe night. uber, taxis, those of course arc very busy right now than a it's created a lot of congestion on the roadway. even when we were trying to gety down here. we have reported before this is a problem for upcoming events,es too. just the other day we told youou about the marine corpse and how metro was not going to open any earlier or close anyloe earlier for that event.nt. so the marine marathon had to adjust routes and starting time. metro has had such a big probler with repairs and getting things taken care of, and we're not really hearing too many complaints from people aboutbo that. that's the latest at nats park. bac

so canan you respond to chris hedges on these three points, including,g, so you take a walk in the politicalwilderness fofor a littlele while? >> well, amy, it's not just taking a walk in the political wilderness. if donald trump becomes president,t, ifif that's what you're referring to, i think it is -- there are irrevocable negative changes that will happpp in the united d states, including appointments to the supreme court, ththat will not be just politicacal wilderness, that will actually change and worsen t the structure of this countrtry. i couldn't't agree with c chris hedges more about his crititique, overall, of neoliberalisism and a lot of the structural proboblems that we facece in our political economy totoday. i've written about them. but i've done more than write aboutut them. i've actually been in the center of power, and i hahave been doing eveveryg i can as an indidividual and also as a mobilizer and orgaganizer of otherers to tryry to change what we now have. i i think that voting for donaldld trump or eququating hihillary clclin with donald trump is insane. donald trump is

but one option you dodon't have is s you canan get up and leave. you can't tell your workers on friday, 'don't come in on monday. we're m moving to shahanghai.' mm-mm. not available. you lose. find another way. get a betterer machine. reorganize your production pro-- produce something else. 50,000 things you can do to try to save your situation, but that you can't do. and you know why? because it destroys peoplele's liveses andt destroys the communitity. kind of what it does to the children, which is why we don't let you do that. and we don't let you make one worker work 18 hours. wouldn't let t you do that t ei. it'd be nice if you could, but we don't let you do that." well, if workers made the decision, they would long ago have ruled out destroying themselelves and thei jobs. and so the whole question of losing your producer facilities to other countries would not h have happened. here's another example. suppose the workers run their own factories. we have a little acronym, wsde. it's called worker's self-directed enterprise. to summarize what we

the rain.ai in terms of how much rainuch we're going to get, right nowhtn the model forecasting you cananrain,ai even in some cases maybe moreayr than that locally as she s continues to move on shore. you can see here not a lot ofoto rain for tampa wrapping aroundgd to panama city. that's what this particularti model is thinking but i have hav to think that potentiallyly there's a broader area of rain that's going to be evene eve greater from again from panamama city down to tampa. specifics right now wind at 60 miles per hour. that didn't change with the r.test update.windou pressure continues to be belowlc a thousand.ontinues t what really did change, t she'ss increasing her forward speed a little bit and movement nowen nw not just to the north but tout t the north and northeast at 12 miles per hour.rr. clouds coming all the way up way into the southeast. souea another thing that changed at 5:00 a.m. the track from thehe hurricane center shifting her dramatically off to the east e now again. aga if this trend continues itontint bodies well for our weekend weee forecast here in d.c. but.

they said it was not a publicity stunt but for $119.99 you canan have your own tebow jersey. pe showing up. >> tebow. >> reporter: you wouldn't normally have this many fans or this many reporters or a news helicopter to show up what ams to minor league study hall. but they were all there monday to see tim tebow make his official debut as a minor league baseball player. baseball for the guy who reached icon status as a college football player, won a heisman and spent a few years playing quarterback in the nfl sporting fielded and played catch. a fairly routine start on what he hopes is his road to the majors. >> the goal is to one day play in the bigs. >> it was definitely a dream of mine when i was a kid. >> reporter: tebow is participating at the mets instructional league where the teams try to mold young prospects. key word, young. at 29 years old, tebow is at least four years older than the 57 other aspiring mets. 'working out with at the camp in florida. and two of his fellow mets hundreds of fans show up to get a glimpse and tebow was the only player to get his own press

think it's appropriate we take a look at where we are and where we're heading and evaluate how we canan achieve our objectives. this hear, of course is in the aftermath of the nato warsaw summit. we'll be able tod get an updat as to the commitments there. and the upcoming brussels conference which will take place in october. ambassador, also i want to share chairman corker's comments. the first issue of concern is security. and i take itou the department defense felt you were fully capable of responding to all of our questions on the security si hearing. yod tow have help. >> and that was the civilian side. civilian leadership, not the military leadership. >> absolutely. anyway, we will want to get an update on the security. it is critically important. wewe know the afghan special forces have been particularly effective, but it looks like they're stretched rather thin throughout the country in dealing with the security needs that we'd be interested as to how the conventional forces are capable of maintaining the security in the different regions of afghanistan. that's critically importa

let's go to the maybe map s very quickly and show was we canan expect. at conditionsn which are going to i mean i i guess they'll deteriorate arouno rere little bit. maybe a little cloud cover associated with her mine laterhe today. >> that's right. >> 67 in washington.as 68 in leonardtown.eonardtown you mentioned you can see the ce canopy.. >> the high cirrus are starting to move in so if you're watchinw the skies you can see these high level clouds starting to move in. in conditions will continue. the sun is goingcond aitwaioy te it will be cloudy most of theose weekend. >> let's take look at the nextet map and talk ak bout some of tht impacts down at the beach weekend.en i think primarily around here hr just clouds this weekend?uds the >> clouds.>> we do have a chance for some soe rain this weekend as you've been telling everyone but out at thee beaches the threat is really those -- the storm surge. surge the rip currents.urrents. only swim at beaches wherehere there's lifeguard on duty. >> okay. you heard it here.>>heart her deputy director national

improv.mp first though he returns to the loft with a look what fans canan expect this time around.round'll over here on good day. >> have you been watching thecht show? we've been lit from 9:00 o'clock. >> i seen ya'll do this a couplc times. times. >> when i come on here i wept iw your energy to the other level. >> can you bring more beer overo here? >> beer! beer!r! (laughter). >> we got the improv thisv this weekend.eken we need more beer. bee five shows.ho. dc selling out. out. make sure you sell out red grang at the improv. five shows.hows >> can we do this on tv. >> sur >> carrot beer.>> career. >> we'll get called in later.llg it'setled okay. >> i got a little spill. >> this rug hasn't been vacuumee since the first day. the first d don't worry about that.doworry a >> you are back in d.c. bboacutb home and i was asking you whenie you come back to d.c. do youou really really go back home.kom >> i real dollar. i go back to southeastouthea washington. i go back to maryland hang withh my mother. i go to hang with my father, my sisters, my daughters. daughter. i just hang with everybod