the carver road neighborhood in northern virginia has an interesting past. some of the properties near hay market were acquired under 1866 law. it allowed freed slaves to own land. but in june, the state allowed dominion energy to build powerlines in that area for a new amazon data center. residents are fighting back. news 4 darcy spencer is in herndon explaining both sides of this contest, darcy. >> reporter: we're here at dominion energy. her don offices, the company adamantly denying they're trying to take anyone's property. but residents here are not convinced. nathan grayson is desen dent of freed slave, fifth generation resident of this home in prince william county. many residents here are elderly descendants of freed slaves who bought the properties in the 18 hundreds. >> this is their existence. this is their foundation. >> reporter: grayson is now concerned about how his home, his community and his family legacy will be effected by dominion energy plans to build high voltage, 100-foot powerlines here on carver road property. it's to serve a new dat

the other one is right here that is the carver road route. is on hold. >> what does this property me to you?>> being able to pass on my legacy. >> what don't we know about this story? >> don't just get comfortable and feel this could not come your way. >> i asked dominion is putting the lines here with me people would have to move, their spokesperson says absolutely not. from gainesville debra alfarone, wusa9 the project has been in the works for three years. there is a third route on the table, but $100 million more expensive than the others. >>>

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the carver road area in gainesville has a history dating back to the late 1,800. dominion wants to build powerlines to support a new amazon business. darcy spencer explains where this fight stands. >> reporter: residents and their supporters demand theri supervisor join them in their fight against dominion energy. the company wants to build new powerlines in their historic african-american community in gainesville. >> people are tired. they're tired of bearing the brunt by people who have wealth and resources and leave us struggling. >> reporter: and they're getting that support. >> i want everybody who's watching this today to know one thing, dominion is a corporate bully. >> reporter: nathan grayson is a descendant of freed slave, fifth generation resident of this home on carver road in gainesville. many residents here are elderly descendants of freed slaves who bought properties in the 18 hundreds. >> this is their existence, this is their foundation. >> reporter: grayson is now concerned about how his home, his community and his family legacy will be effected

dominion power released a statement saying we don't have a quarrel with the carver road community. the carver route wasn't our first choice. we offered it after the best route was blocked by county. we have an obligation to provide alternatives. >>> tensions grew after new video shows how close that missile got to a nearby country. and this has become a familiar sight. a protest near the white house. what's this one about? we'll have that answer coming up. >>> the black lives matter movement makes its way across the pond to london this weekend where dozens of people gathered today to protest the death of a young black man while in police custody. over night police in riot gear tried to disperse crowds carrying black lives matter signs. protesters hurled bottles and fire works at officers and set trash bins on fire. today the family of 20-year-old resean charles called for calm. >> taking it to the streets doesn't give you justice. burning town your own homes. burning down your neighborhood is not going to give you justice. >> resean charles died after being apprehended by police in

the alliance are upset over power line on carver road. many residents in the area are descendants of freed black they fear it will affect the price of the land. centreville road in herendon at 11:00 a.m. >>> politics once again making headlines this morning as we turn now to what is a major shake-up at the white house. chief of staff reince priebus out. >> out. it follows a headline grabbing rant by anthony scaramucci. the change abruptly announced on twitter. >> reporter: reince priebus is officially out as president trump's chief of staff. nbc news confirming priebus submitted his resignation thursday. a source close to priebus said he's had enough. president trump announced on twitter naming homeland security secretary-general john kelly as a replacement. in a series of tweets, the president said of kelly, he's a great american, a great leader, the star of my administration. >> general kelly has been a star everybody. a great, great american. >> of priebus the president tweeted, we accomplished a lot together and i am proud of him. aft

dominion plans to build high voltage 100-foot power lines along carver road in gainesville. it will help power an amazon data center. many res vents in the area are descendants of freed slaves who bought the properties in the 1800s. they fear the power lines will affect the private use of the lines. >> i can't have a dog lot for my my existence is because of carver road. >> now, the state corporation commission had approved the plan to build the power lines but then put it on hold friday after a community group filed an appeal. a dominion energy spokesman tells us residents have it wrong, that the company will ask and pay residents to place the lines and towers on their land and dominion says it doesn't involve taking any land. >>> talking about money with family members can be incredibly uncomfortable, especially when you have conflicting perspect e perspectiv perspectives. >> tonight consumer reporter susan hogan is working with you with four ideas to make that talk a bit easier. >> we've all been there, i get it. whether talking to your children about how to budget or to

the people who live along carver road are fighting plans to potentially put up dozens of high voltage power lines. those would serve a nearby amazon data center. but residents of the historically black neighborhood say the power lines could destroy their community. they say the lines are unhealthy and may force some residents out. dominion says no one will be displaced. it's a story we're going to keep asking those tough questions on. >>> dominion power released this statement about the protest saying quote we don't have a quarrel with the carver route community. it is not our preference, it wasn't our regulators first choice we offered it only after the best route was blocked by the county and because we have an obligation to provide alternatives. as y come. >>> there are some students who don't know where their next meal is coming from. and in the summer things getting even tougher. one group wanted to make sure no kid goes hungry. it all has to do with what's on their back. >> reporter: at first glance this summer camp inside stafford junction looks like any other. >> they get exci

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they plan to build power lines along carver road. many residents are descendants of freed slaves who bought the property in the 1800s. they fear these power lines will affect their private use of the land. >> i can't put a playground over there for my grandson. i can't park my boat. i won't have any carver road. >> now the state corporation commission had approved the plan to build the power lines but then put it on hold on friday after a community group filed an appeal. >> a dominion energy spokesperson say residents have it wrong. he says the company will ask and pay them to place the lines and towers on their land and doesn't involve taking any portion of the land. >>> kirk cousins, the skins quarterback has a response for the team's president. he said he doesn't mind he was called the wrong name. listen to this. >> curt is obviously an important part of our organization. our goal was to sign curt after discussions with curt. curt has made it clear to me -- >> sounds like curt to you too, right? that was team president bruce allen

dominion energy plans to build high voltage power lines along carver road in gainesville. its for a new amazon data center. many residents in that area are descendants of freed slaves who bought the properties in the 1800s. they fear the new power lines will affect their private use of the lane. >> i can put a playground over there for my grandson. i can't park my boat. my existence is because of carver road. >> the state corporation commission had approved the plan to build the power lines but then put it on hold on friday after a community group filed an appeal. a dominion energy spokesman said residents have it wrong. the company will ask and pay them to place lines on their land. >>> let's talk about listen, i know chuck called me out. he said you wanted it warm. warm is one in this. >> we're past warm. >> secretly i don't mind it that much compared to other people. >> i think aaron loves it. >> heat. using the word heat. i feel that strongly about it. >> i prefer this to the cold any day. >> i agree. the last thing i want is to be forecasting snow. not that there's an

tom carver and tim kaine have a bill, susan collins and bill nelson have a bill, and that will help stabilize the insurance marks. and we should look at claire mccaskill's proposal for the bare, b-a-r-e, counties that offer real health insurance for counties, relatively small number of counties, almost all rural, that are not covered. that's what we should do initially. then we should sit down and trade ideas. lamar alexander and patty murray are already talking about doing that. i'm hopeful they can begin a series of hearings. nobody has said obamacare is perfect. nobody has said our health care system doesn't need fixing. the problem was, when they started -- when they tried to just pull the rug out from under the existing health care system. so change it, improve it, but don't just take a knife and try to destroy it and put nothing in its place. so we can work together. and i said that on the floor last night and a whole number of republicans who are usually more quiet and conservative came over to me and said thank you and they'll do it. on health care, i hope what mccain did was a turnin

the other one is right here that is the carver road route. how the project is on hold. >> what does this property me to you?>> being able to pass on my legacy. >> what don't we know about this story? >> don't just get comfortable and feel this could not come your way. >> i asked dominion is putting the lines here with me people would have to move, their spokesperson says absolutely not. from gainesville debra alfarone, wusa9 the project has been in the works for three years. there is a third route on the table, but $100 million more expensive than the others. >>> looking for the person behind a double homicide. two men found shot to death in a car on dolsie grove and pohick. the victims are gregory dennis and ryan cross. neighbors say that nothing like this has happened on their street before.>> you could tell it is a little quieter. it felt somber outside when i was running to the neighborhood. >> we are waiting to learn more about how this happened but police are investigating to see if drugs were involved. >>> a death trap on wheels, 30 pe

i think that is what is coming out more and more from the federal administration side with the carver select and if they let that happen. >> reporter: and lee says he is not waiting for the federal government to decide whether or not to fund meals on wheels programs. he is proposing spending $19 million for home delivery programs almost half going to meals on wheels.>> i thought it is best if san francisco -- our economy is strong enough that we should step up on this. >> reporter: the number of people relying on food delivery has doubled the past seven years in san francisco.>> we are in the unknown zone on the national zone of what cuts could be like and what will be cut, but certainly even is staying where we are right now is unacceptable because we continue to see more people in need. >> reporter: meals on wheels says the program allows used to be able to live in their homes longer and it is cost effect. it cost the same amount of money to send a person to the hospital for one day as it does to feed that very same person two meals a day for an entire year.>>> coming up new develop

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located just under forty miles from the nation's capital the historic african-american community of carver road in haymarket virginia sits at the center of a fight you may have never ever hear about in the mainstream news media because it involves the internet sales giant amazon and the newly crowned richest man in the world jeff bezos you see amazon through one of its going to lackey corporations is trying to muscle power lines through the historic community to power and amazon data center expansion in the area now one would think that any story involving amazon a historic minority community fighting for fighting for their neighborhoods that includes properties acquired under eight hundred sixty six law that allowed freed slaves to own land would make for great anger to your average journalist but sadly apart from a few local papers and alternative news sites this story has been largely ignored but why would this be well journalist adam johnson of fairness and accuracy in reporting is spawning a very interesting pattern of coverage concerning mr bay's those amazon and tech reporting in ge

richard: this is carver road. very quiet, very nice subdivision in rural haymarket. you will see signs like this dotting the area. folks here say they don't want power lines across the street. this was the second choice. the firsttous was along railroad -- the first choice was along railroad tracks and was ejected by the board of supervisors. the line here is smaller than those opposed. dominion energy wants to install 10 electricity. the idea is to provide power along a six-mile transition line to 38-acre data center complex that will be run by amazon subsidiary. the group called coalition to protect prince george's county say it would have a swath of woods. dominion says if the plan goes through the line would service 450,000 more customers. the commission that regulates utilities is hearing a motion on what is called petition for reconsideration. pulling back from approving of the project to hear the arguments from both sides. >> it will affect our environment. it will affect our culture. it's going to cut down all the trees. if this route is selected the trees be

. >> i no george washington carver discovered the peanut, were ut can you pde namesnd addresses of thesembag. >> despite his flaws, despite his prejudices i think people identified with this pain. >> i wish there was a way to say this that wouldn't hurt you. >> there's a famous early episode where they're investigating the rape and murder of a young boy. and they find a homeless child molester who murdered the kid, and sipowicz to get the confession has to be very sensitive and good cop. >> i know this has to be tearing you up inside. but you're going to feel a lot better if you just tell the truth. >> you can sort of see on dennis if frans' face this is killing him to not destroy this guy right now. finally he gets a convention, a signed statement. walks out of the room. goes into another interrogation room and breaks the door in two with his fist. >> ah! -- ah! >> and i'm choking up talking about it right now, because like that's how great a moment of tv that it is. >> 20 years from now the best tv dramas. what do they look like? >> i don't know. i don't know whether -- >> bolder than

the alliance is upset over plans to put up voltage power lines along carver road in gainesville. a historic black neighborhood. many residents are descendants of freed slaves who properties in the 1800s. they feel the power lines will affect their use of the land. on centreville road in herndon at 11:00. >>> turning to politics now and there is a lot it talk about, especially a major shake-up at the white house. chief of staff reince priebus is out. >> following a rant by new white house communications director anthony scaramucci. a reaction to the change abruptly announced on twitter. >> reporter: reince priebus is officially out as president trump's chief of staff. priebus submitted his resignation thursday. a source close to priebus said he's had enough. president trump announced on twitter naming homeland security secretary john kelly as a replacement. in a tweet he said, he's a great american, a great leader, the star of my star, done an incredible job thus far, respected by everybody. a great, great american. >> of priebus the president tweeted, we accomplished a lot togeth

. >> i know the great african american george washington carver discovered the peanut. addresses of these friends? >> you know, you're a racist scumbag. >> despite flaws and prejudices, i think people identified with his pain. >> i wish there was a way to say this that wouldn't hurt you. >> there's a famous episode where they are investigating the rape and murder of a young boy. and they find a homeless child molester who murdered the kid and sipowicz to get the confession has to be very sensitive and very good cop. >> i know this has to be tearing you up inside. but you're going to feel a lot better if you just tell the truth. >> you can sort of see on dennis franz's face this is killing him to not destroy this guy right now. finally, he gets the confession he gets the signed statement. he walks out of the room, he goes into another interrogation room and he breaks the door in two with his fist. and i'm choking up talking about it right now, because that's how great a moment of tv that it is. >> 20 years from now, the best tv dramas, what do they look like? >> i don't

located just under forty miles from the nation's capital the historic african-american community of carver road in haymarket virginia sits at the center of a fight you may never ever hear about in the mainstream news media because it involves the internet sales giant amazon and the newly crowned richest man in the world jeff bezos you see amazon through one of its kind of wacky corporations is trying to muscle power lines through the historic community to power and amazon data center.

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companies the alliance held a protest in front of the facility, and there are plans to put up lines along carver and it's a historic black neighborhood. they fear the new power lines will affect their private use of the land. the lines would serve an amazon data server. and dominion responded by saying we don't have quarrel with the community. >> if you have been following our reporting, you may have noticed a lot of local leadership within our schools, and according to the "washington post" more than a quarter of d.c. public schools have had at least three principals over the past five years, and some were forced out and others took jobs elsewhere, and some retired, a principals to lead the same school for at least five years. according to the post, research shows d.c. turnover rate is not that unusual. many school systems lose between 15 to 30% of their principals each year. >>> tomorrow the department of health in maryland will spray to prevent the increase in the population of mosquitos, and it comes after the detection of west nile virus in the mosquito pool earlier this year. and officials

where he dismisses tip o'neill as just an old new dealer and in 1975, in the marathon to jules with carver where he rejects the new deal as being you know, just a panacea to solve everything. by the 1970s, even the 1960s he pretty much rejected the politics and policies of the new deal. i agree that like the spirituality of the new deal, that it was a mechanism to bring the country together at a time when it needed to come together. the third, the second is the new deal itself. and he did compare in columns and in writings and speeches the new deal to fascism. he, the new york times in 1981 was the same thing. the diary entry as i mentioned in the book marathon so i don't think, i think that you have to look at reagan's relationship to the new deal more subtly than just whether he was for it or against it. when he was elected president in 1980, the country is in deep recession, we're losing the cold war and the american spirit was snuffed out. and those are the things that he consummated on. those are the things that , one minute, okay. >>. >> the those are the things that he concentrated

. >> senator carver. >> gentlemen, thank you very much for your service. and you are your service more, mr. glawe, it's nice to see you. have you had the opportunity to talk with general taylor and started looking back at some of the niches that you've launched to complete successful and to completion in others that are maybe not complying and what are some things that you started on the watch that need to be improved on? >> thank you for the question. i have met with all the prior secretaries, charles taylor and bernie taylor, >> it's a lot of tailors. >> yes. [laughter] so secretary, undersecretary taylor, general taylor, he had a couple tremendous programs that i hope i can continue with. he had an integrated intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance program where he was looking at the enterprise of dhs to border protection, us coast guard assets, and specifically on the air and marine environment and how we can align our resources to getting efforts, we are lying and where were floating our flow times are appropriate and then also looking at our dat

. >> i know the great the great african-american judgeorge washington carver -- >> you know you're aray> despite his cause and prejudices i think people identified with his pain. >> i wish there was something i could say this that wouldn't her you. >> there's an investigation when they're investigating the rape of a young boy. and they had a homeless molester who molested the young kid. >> i know this is got to be tearing you up inside but you're going to feel a lot better if you tell the truth. >> you can see how dennis's face is killing him to not like destroy this guy right now. finally he gets a confession, an assigned statement. he walks out of a room and goes into another interration room and breaks the door with liz fist. and i'm choking up talking about it right now. that's how great a moment of t.v. that it is. >> 20 years from now the best t.v. drama what do they look like? >> i don't know. >> will they be bolder than what we see today? >> oh assureddy. >> the '90s dave us several shows that didn't explode in the ratings. "homicide" is run of them. ♪ >> "homicide" live on the

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