thank you. >> thank you y bill carline. >> [inaudible] good morning. i'm here to apologize and i have to say i'm regret being here at this time after a joyful resinitation by the bay soxs. i was here the fr the april meeting and told you one woman was issued 800 dollars in [inaudible] i learned it was one woman walking 8 dogs issued one ticket. i also learned the ticket issued for walking dogs off lease in mu claren park are dismissed because they were in a official off leash area. there is commotion and confusion over what chs a sudden and unannounced change in policy and which began [inaudible] no notice or hearing and contributing years of policy and practice. we subsequently learned the signs have been changed by department staff who didvent the authority to do so. still it appears that the department is operating as all it has to do is-all it has to do is set or revice the policy is post a sign and reference park code 3.2. no rule or regulation shall be adopted or repealed without a public hearing. the policy of off leash at the amp theater was am

we introduced you to the muhanis family a couple of weeks ago when they were taken in by the carlins, a military family that welcomed them into their home with already six people it in. par the past month all 19 have been living together. yesterday the mohanis moved into their new house. they can't believe all the generosity they've seen. >> including the people of the whole nation who we don't even know. they came out. they want to help. >> i think they're family to me now. >> the mohanis still don't have furniture but they are content with a roof. the carlins hoping to get the new house furnished and get them a van too. >>> in news 4 your health right now a new study says that we're having quite the difficult time remembering because the internet is wrecking our memory. imagine that. it's called "digital amnesia" when you forget information that you trust a digital device to store and remember for you. 91% of you surveyed said you use the internet as an online extension of your brain. 44% said their smartphone serves as their memory. back in 2008 "the atlantic" had a great article c

. >> reporter: for most of the past month, they have called the carlins' house home.his local marine family barely know the mohani is. through church when they heard about a fire gutting much of their home, curtis and mitzi told their four kids, make some room. >> to be honest i thought it was something my parents would do right off the bat anyway because that is the people they are. >> reporter: those warmly welcomed houseguests now leaving. they won't be moving back to their fairfax house. the damage just too much. but after a few weeks living with the carlins they now have a new place to call home. and when we walked into their new home, we found mitzi tidying up the place. >> once the mohanis got the word the house was approved they said, okay, let's get all the cleaning materials and get the house ready. >> reporter: wearing a patriotic tie, we were proudly shown around the house. he says he doesn't know what he would do without the generous donations. >> the people and the whole nation whom we don't even know, you know? but they came out, they want to help. >> i

. >> reporter: the carlins heard about the fire. only seep the mohannys at church but curtis and mitzi told their four kids, make some room. to be honest, i thought it was something my parents would do anyways that is the people they are. >> reporter: two of the mohanny girls checking out their new room, though we found some of their furniture still silts s sits in front of the burned out house. >> having a roof i know the furniture is going to come. >> reporter: that is not enough for the car lynn, curtis hoping to get their new space furnished and get them a van. >> the rate if not us who? if not now when? >> reporter: while the added space will be nice the carlin kids admit the separation may be tough. >> i think they are family to me now. >> reporter: in fairfax, david culver, news4. >> to learn more about the community's fund raising efforts or to make a go nation, go to our website and search fire family. >> wonderful story. good people. >>> support still coming in tonight for maryland's governor, larry hogan. hogan posed for

kellye: right now, one person is in the hospital after their motorcycle hit a minivan on carlin street in falls church near leesburg pike. no word on the driver's condition. the road was closed in both directions. a virginia state police are being hit on i-95, helping with a dui stop this morning when another drunk driver slammed into the back of his car. he suffered a minor head injury but was treated at the scene and released. that driver was arrested and is now out on bond. developing now, a focused effort to reverse an increase in violence in the district. residents joined leaders at union central baptist church in southeast to discuss solutions. many agree with mayor muriel bowser and police chief cathy later that a recent spike in violent crime can be partially attributed to the growing popularity of synthetic drugs. >> it's like pcp. it makes people violent. it makes them start saying things. kellye: some drew comparisons to the early days of the crack epidemic in the 1980's. they say now is the time for the police, church, and others to act before the problem gets out of contro

dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >> wonder if a beanbag chair is on that registry. that's what would have been on mine when i went to college. >> great idea. >> and try shopping in a store with children's furniture where prices are lower. >>> that's it for us here at 5:00. we'll see you again at 11:00. the news at 6:00 starts right now. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> this suffolk county police officer nearly died on duty. >> i was bleeding on the right ear, collapsed lung. >> tonight he returns to the scene of the crash. it's a cbs 2 exclusive. >> also, protecting the pope. snipers, radiation detectors and trains shut down in midtown. that chaos comes with a papal visit. >> and deadly outbreak. another person dies of legionnaire's disease. several more infected. and now it's been found in a new york city hotel. plus -- >> i have never seen anything like this in my life. >> i'm not a crazy old man. >> can think rise above it? a neighborhood feud over an air. parked in a driveway. an airplane parked in a driveway. >>> a man with slim ch

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scott assisted carline random with camp work and retreat into american baptist church where he earned the name hugy bear. mr. millen scott leaves his loving wife of 38 years, mrs. carolyn ransom scott, 4 siblings [inaudible] jacklen scott, brenda joyce, [inaudible] as well as [inaudible] a mother in law, mrs. martha ransom and several nieces to chairs cherish his memory. i ask that we close the board meetic in his memory >> thank you supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim >> falloge up on the 9 lives lost in the shooting at [inaudible] methodist church in charleston south carolina, i ask that this board adjourn in the memory of these 9 lifens. [inaudible] ethyl lee lance. depain middleten doctor. [inaudible] daniel simens. sure aunda colman singleton and miruthompson. the rest i submit >> thank you supervisor kim >> colleagues can we take supervisor kims suggestion without objection? without objection we'll adjourn on behalf thointeeur board >> supervisor mar >> thank you. colleagues today i introduce a rez dugz in support of racial justice. it is a assembly bill 953. [i

carlin was there helping to get it cleaned up. >>> a nurse who dropped a newborn baby says that baby slipped out of her hands. the baby boy was born at a hospital in western pennsylvania. the boy has a cracked skull tonight and bleeding in the brain. the baby's mother said a doctor told them the nurse was feeding and burping the newborn when she became drowsy and fell asleep and the baby fell to the floor. the hospital tonight says an investigation is under way to find out exactly what happened. the nurse is a 30-year veteran >>> you may have seen our consumer reporter erika gonzalez tweeting about it tonight. trump hotels may be the target of a major hack. the website krebs on security was the first to report. now the trump organization confirms it's investigating, quote potential suspicious credit card activity. all this after macy's today became the latest organization to cut ties with donald trump over his comments about mexican immigrants when he announced his run for the white house. >>> wale it's happened again, folks. a shark attack in the waters off north carolina's outer ba

carlin, can you put somebody in touch with mr. davis? >> we certainly will. >> i can leave this with you, if you would like. >> our next speaker. >> buenos tardes. >> translator: my name is samuel picasso. i live in folsom and 17th. for 44 years. in these 44 years living in this area it has been flooded 37 times. okay he is saying a lot and he doesn't see a solution, unless something big, like a big step is made, like changing the pipes or maybe making what malcolm said. he says -- never fixed -- never. >> never. >> never, >> translator: he said his child saw him 20 years ago, there is a big canal under folsom could be the solution -- that is all. >> that is it. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming. the last speaker is mary anne robertson. >> hi, my name is mary anne robertson and i have a business at folsom and 17th, and own the business at the -- or own the building that the business resides in. it floods every time it rains, even though we are in a drought year, last year it flooded

nothing >> reporter: advertising but a crybaby in a restaurant here and marcy's diner carline the mained as a matter that the child and had said this has got to stop now how the top their mothers remembers it the people of b.c. as a starter was the two stories diverge and other ways. "40 minutes of skimming had had enough" mother says of the other was crying as skiing for 10 minutes of 40 the of the order had as the paris to take a child outside at least once before. but the mom said that it was raining parents that i've vented their anger a marcy's diners faced a page the owner as an exit the absolute as it may carrera but you. "owner called the top of that monster and the beast. the back- and-forth prompted a lot of comments from con the morning show should. over the should so if >> reporter: for that seems from the grill rather the mail-order face whenever >> catherine: say it accidently a federal appeals court in cincinnati ruled in favor of a woman who heard something she was not supposed to hear her boss called her on and knowingly left the fund sitting for over an hour and the w

a local marine family the carlin, opened their home to 13 house guests.ently found a new place to rent but no furniture. the transformation from house to home under way. >> we've made one little step for them. >> reporter: and then there is dylan holt. he carried his weight and more. but why? >> to help people. and be nice. >> reporter: it's the fifth home the 8-year-old's helped furnish this year. it. >> it makes me feel good that we're giving people who don't have furniture and stuff like that, it's like we're giving them a new home. >> people are so generous. >> reporter: he's a refugee, and has one more thing to hang for this to really be a home. >> before everything done in the house, that flag has to be there. only one flag. the united states of america flag. >> reporter: perfect time to go celebrate independence day. >> and you can bet he does get did get that flag up just in time. gracing spaces has furnished 146 homes in northern virginia this year alone. you can search gracing spaces on the nbc washington app and learn more. >>> new video shows

. >> george carlin was the first host. wanted to be permanent host. >> hello. welcome.ames bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules you mustn't break, until you do. until you realize why don't you have a different host every week. but it was the cast that finally won people's hearts. >> come on, who is this? >> andy-gram. >> you cut your own steaks. we give you the sauce. >> i'm barbara wawa. >> thank you, thank you very much. you're beautiful. you're beautiful. thank you. >> you were drawn to the tv set, because you knew something insane might happen. >> live, live. live from new york! >> partly because it was live. partly because you knew television was now in the hands of the television generation. [ indiscernible ] >> and these were kids in quotes who just might do anything. the president within these very walls. that never happened when dick nixon was in the white house. >> it was television, that's partly what made it attractive. >> no problem. >> every one of their episodes became worthy of telemudic study if that's the word. >>

george carlin was the first guest. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i was the last guest.t together. and flat nose came on and did his act, and johnny was so taken with it that he got the act to be repeated two or three or four times. and in the end i was bumped, i wasn't allowed to be on the show at all. [ audience aws ] so it's -- i know. so it's very nice to come back and do the show with you. >> jimmy: you were never on the show? >> no. and -- do you know who flat nose was? i think your team know who he was. >> jimmy: we actually got a a clip of him. this is the episode of "the tonight show with johnny carson" that you were supposed to be on. >> the real show, yeah. >> jimmy: let's see "flat nose." this is johnny carson on "the tonight show" and ian mckellen. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i should mention that ian mckellen said he'll come back with us on december 10th, because we ran a little long tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you were bumped by a a guy climbing up a tree. yeah, that's a talent there. >> i'm very glad to tell you that

storing them in their command center where captain greg carlin told us they keep five years' worth ofi think our public understands that we are in the capacity of guardians to the community. we are really looking out for them. >> reporter: from camden to across the river in philadelphia and even in coatesville, police agencies say the automatic license plate readers help them solve crime. everything from finding stolen cars to solving burglaries and even murders. critics of the police program say the statistics tell a different story. philly police say capturing the nearly 30 million plates help them find 521 stolen cars track or detain 106 terror suspects and make 61 arrests. >> this is an extraordinary amount of government surveillance for what appears to be a very small amount of criminal activity. >> reporter: pennsylvania aclu legal director mary katherine roper says police should not be tracking law-abiding citizens. >> there are things that are simple in your life and that are simply not public knowledge. >> reporter: throughout our investigation, police told us they go to grea

a fire took their fairfax home a local marine family the carlins, opened their home to 13 houseguests. the muhanyis recently found a new police to rent, but no furniture. [ beeping ] >> i'm going to go in. >> reporter: the transformation from house to home under way. we have made one little step for them. >> reporter: then there's dillon holt, he carried his weight and more. but why? >> to help people and be nice. >> reporter: it's the fifth home the 8-year-olds helped furnish this year. >> makes me feel good that we are giving people who don't have furniture and stuff like that um like we are giving them all new home. >> people are so generous. >> reporter: past torre, a refugee from genocide, has one more thing to hang for this to really be a home. >> before everything done in the house, tha there. only one flag. the united states of america flag. >> reporter: perfect timing to celebrate end pep dense day. in falls church david culver news4. >> and they are not new to this. after today, gracing spaces will have furnished 146 homes in northern virginia this year alone. you can learn

rob carlin, my good friend from comcast sports center joins us live from camden yards.what is the word for the players and fans and what we always call the battle of the belt ways? >> reporter: dave, it is fun when this rivalry began both these teams were really, really bad. so it was to the lay forced plot line. now, both the teams are really really good. the thought of a beltway world series is not out of the question. is it a rivalry? not in the grand scheme of things. nats/braves a greatlry. o's/yankees a great rivalry. two very good baseball teams at or near the top of their respective division and that alone makes it a lot of fun. >> a different feel, electricity in the stadium. two strong fan base. you know, some fan bases there's a gray area with o's and nats fans neighbors some o's jer swiss nats' hat a fun mix. something that is special. >> we definitely feel like we have some on the line here, bragging rights, whatever you want to say. it is always fun to go out and a team that is down the road from you. >> we are going to get back into it. standing-wise, we

several people on facebook 42 george carlin's famous quote on the american dream that the reason theyall it the american dream is because you have to be asleep to believe it. you can follow the conversation on social media. cedric, good morning. caller: the american dream is opportunity. america still be country with more opportunities. if you study hard, work hard stay out of trouble, you can still do well in america. we do have setbacks. one of our problems is the government. it is constantly growing. there is an incestuous relationship between the government and the media. that is one of problems we have in this country. we have a media the consul he divides americans with each other. arrogance -- immigrants are important to this country, but the same time we have an illegal immigrant problem. but, you can't say they are good for the country at the same time as saying we have a problem. the government pushes all of these ideas, especially in this administration. such things like "black lives matter," and saying that black men are being killed all over the country, it is just not tr

carlin ryan washington bureau chief for "the new york times"." kathleen parker from "the washington post." and chris cillizza from "the washington post." the politics of this iran deal -- the minute something happens -- and i think we all assume there is going to be a deal, whether in the next week or next month -- we'll see. what kind of political earthquake is there going to be in congress once there is something to present? >> i think there will be a lot of huffing and puffing. i think there will be a lot of ads run. i don't think given the general contours of what we know about this deal, unless you had significant democratic defections that you would see congress block the deal. remember, the way the legislation is set up, you need two-thirds majority in both houses which is a pretty high bar to clear. so far, it seems like the indications especially from house democrats is that they're not going anywhere. >> interesting you bring up these democrats. chris cillizza, jim webb, he sort of announced in an unusual way by a press release, but he

john carlin said last week in london that the united states government was running hundreds of counterterrorism investigations. in addition to the growth in the number of terrorist incidents, the nature of the threat has changed significantly. hundreds and perhaps thousands of americans here at home are in contact with officials. i have been concerned about use for the internet to inspire terrorism inside. i believe the united states companies, headquartered in my home state have an obligation to do everything they can to ensure . last week i made a lengthy feature into the united -- into the new york times. it described in detail how isil members used twitter and other services to recruit a young woman for months to support a militant brand of islam and tried to get her to marry and travel to syria. as noted, the terrorist has direct access to the united states. they have for they need to protect the people of this country. this committee has heard from the fbi, the national security issue, and the counterterrorism center about how terrorist groups have moved forms of communication that are ha

>> she is almost like george carlin. she is very funny doing it.. one of the guys asked you are so raunchy. she said you can ask men about that and she said i stand on my truth. you can't argue with that. i like that about her. >> i hide in a corner running from my truth. i think it is much harder for women in a sense. she will do with a less sex material or a guy doesn't notice. i think she is burning all those guys right now. she is so funny. >> i love romantic comedies. in the end, the whole time you are rooting for her. the tap dance with comedy and emotion. you tried to do that. >> that's my favorite thing in movies. if you really care about the characters and feel they believe and you are struggling but you want them to succeed. if you make them laugh and cry. >> then tell me about lebron james. i heard the line was wrapped around the building to see him. >> the one day, chris rock came with his kids because he wanted to kids to meet lebron. he said do you have jokes for the scene. they are some of the biggest laughs in the movie. >> he seems

carlin, can you put somebody in touch with mr. davis?>> we certainly will. >> i can leave this with you, if you would like. >> our next speaker. >> buenos tardes. >> translator: my name is samuel picasso. i live in folsom and 17th. for 44 years. in these 44 years living in this area it has been flooded 37 times. okay he is saying a lot and he doesn't see a solution, unless something big, like a big step is made, like changing the pipes or maybe making what malcolm said. he says -- never fixed -- never. >> never. >> never, >> translator: he said his child saw him 20 years ago, there is a big canal under folsom could be the solution -- that is all. >> that is it. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming. the last speaker is mary anne robertson. >> hi, my name is mary anne robertson and i have a business at folsom and 17th, and own the business at the -- or own the building that the business resides in. it floods every time it rains, even though we are in a drought year, last year it flooded twice. so we do need this grant program and hopefull

the assistant attorney general for national security john carlin said last week in remarks in london that the united states government was running hundreds of counter-terrorism investigations involving every united states state. in addition to the growth in the number of terrorist incidents the nature of the threat has changed significantly. hundreds and perhaps thousands of americans here at home are in contact with isil members and affiliates ranging from those taking direction to those who are inspired by isil messages on social media platforms. as you know, i have been particularly concerned about terrorists' use of the internet to instruct recruit and inspire terrorism inside the united states. and you very graphically pointed that out and i hope you will again this afternoon with what you said this morning. i believe that united states companies, including many founded and headquarters in my home state have an obligation to do everything they can to ensure their products and services are not allowed to be used to ferment the evil that isil embodies. last week i read a lengthy f