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secret service director mark sullivan and acting director charles edward will face a public grillingver the secret service prostitution scandal. they scheduled a public hearing may 23rd. it's one of four congressional committees looking into the scandal which came to light a month ago, ahead of president obama's trip to colombia. >>> within a week a science journal is expected to release a study on the avian flu virus. it takes a look at an spemplt that made the flu virus deadlier to mammals by making it airborne. it could ultimately prevent a pandemic by figuring out how the virus mutates. >>> other big stories you'll be hearing a lot about this week. josh is here with a look. josh? >> fred, monday is the deadline for the story you were just talking about. the secret service, to respond to the committee with answers to 1 questions stemming from the scandal involving prostitutes at the hotel in colombia that took a month ago in cartagena before the president's trip to the summit of americas. nine ser kret service members have lost their jobs so far. today cnn learned that the committ

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mark sullivan and acting inspector charles edwards will testify on may 23rd. nine agents were fired after allegedly partying with 20 prostitutes last month in advance of president obama's trip to that country >> another big mess on wall street. we have learned at least three executives at jp morgan chase are on their way out after bad trades cost the bank $2 billion. >> >> reporting on the problem and the brews battle over banking regulations. >> reporter: the "wall street journal" reports three executives at jp morgan chase will resign in the wake of a $2 billion trade loss. the shakeup comes in the apology of the man who runs the nation's largest bank. >> we made a terrible mistake. >> reporter: a trader nicknamed the london whale, managed the investments. >> the strategy we had, badly monitored and should never have happened. >> reporter: c exo jaime diamond said last month, he was wrong to ignore warning signs, but he said the bank is not in danger of failing >> we are still going to earn a lot of money. we hurt ourselves an our credibility and you have to

charles edward is acting inspector general of the department of homeland security. he is a frequent guest here before the subcommittee. he's assumed this position in february of 2011, served as deputy inspector general at the department of homeland security, has over 20 years of experience in the federal government. next, mr. thomas winkowski. mr. winkowski serves as chief operating officer, overseeing 60,000 employees and managing an operating budget of $11.5 billion. he began work with the u.s. customs service in 1975 as a student. we thank you for your service. next we have mr. james duncan, was appointed as assistant administrator in 2011. mr. duncan has more than 16 years of experience supervising and handling employee miskucondt cases, my alma mater as well. next, mr. tim winahan, the assistant director at the office of professional responsibility at the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. he has more than 23 years of experience working for the u.s. government, has been in his current position since 2009, where he focuses on workforce, integrity, personn

named charles edwards, and, in fact, he testified before us yesterday. before he assumed his post, recovered funds were $3.7 million in fines, savings and administrative cost savings were $6.5 million. after he assumed his post, these amounts increased to $19.9 million and $20.5 million respectfully. my point is not that he's doing something substantially different than his predecessor, although that may be true. my point is that the i.g. offices are made up of thousands and thousands of dedicated workers who devote their professional careers to this. would you agree that there are these individuals who are are, indeed, professionals? >> yes. the offices of inspector general have many very dedicated and very professional and experienced people. >> if wee look at the active i.g. trend, there were proposed only four recent suspensions. most recently, 40 suspensions were proposed or debarments. is similarly, at the state department before the head was in charge, the i.g.'s office recovered $715,000 in funds and opened 14 investigations. active leadership re

. >> when asked to give the tsa a grade, charles edwards, acting inspector general of the department of homeland security, said he would give the agency a d or c minus. in new york anna coyman. fox news. >>> in maryland closing arguments in the trial of a former campaign aide over misleading robocalls. julius hensen worked for former governor robert ehrlich in the 2010 governor race. the election day calls told likely o'malley voters to stay home because o'malley had already won. the calls targeted heavily african american areas. hensen said he meant for the calls to drive people to the polls. >>> the effort to remember the deadly metro train crash of 2009 faced with a challenge tonight. find out why people who live near the scene say they don't want a memorial in their neighborhood. >> we still have light rain from d.c. to the east, but it's ending to the west, a drier and breezier thursday greeting us. we're talking about that and the weekend forecast when the news edge continues, brian. >> check out the rundown. we'll be right back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. 

committee will hear from secret service director mark sullivan and acting homeland security inspector charles edwards about the incident in colombia involving secret service agents and prostitutes. >> i think this is one of those markets that i think people don't vote for the party. i think the city of wichita votes for the candidate. this is heavily republican, midwest. i think you're seeing more of that in the recent years here in the midwest. they're really voting alittle more for what the person stands for. >> we explore the history of wichita, kansas. >> the first thing i want to show sut munger house. it is the only remaining standing structure from the 1865 to 1870 too many. it was a very important building in our history in that it is the residence but it's also the headquarters of the wichita town and land company that came down here to create shall we say the city of wichita. >> watch for book tv and american history tv in wichita on june 2nd and 3rd on c-span 2 and 3. >> the national flood insurance program is set to expire at the end of this month. last year the u.s. house of representati

. >>> secret service director mark sullivan and acting inspector general charles edwards are scheduledo testify before the homeland security committee. as of now nine people have lost their jobs in the wake of the scandal. the hearing is set for may 23rd. >>> in news of the world tonight in mexico authorities say it appears 49 bodies found on a highway leading to the texas border is the latest massacre in the brutal war between drug cartels. corpses of 43 men and six women were found with their heads, hands and feet cut off. the zetas cartel claims responsibility for the killing and a message left there at the site. the cartel took responsibility for an arson attack that killed 52 people. >>> a morning fire in fukuyama killed at least seven people. three others were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. took firefighters three hours to put that fire out. about 20 people were staying at the hotel when the flames broke out an investigation into what started the fire is currently on the way. one witness says it sounded like bamboo trees splintering. >>> in spain police in riot gear

secret service director mark sullivan and acting homeland security security inspector general charles edwards about the incident in alcohol ba involving secret service agents and prostitutes. >>> from 1971 to 1973, president richard nixon secretly recorded his phone conversations and meetings. this weekend on c-span radio, hear more of the nixon tapes. saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern with conversations between the president and cia director richard helms and also fbi director j. edgar hoofer. >> some people think that now that this court has acted that i ought to make a statement about the freedom of the press and that we are trying to censor them and so forth. my inclination, whatever it's worth, is not to say so. >> i think you're right. >> i kind of think i should stay out. what's your public relations judgment on it, id gar? i'd like to know. >> mr. president, is that you should remain absolutely silent about it. >> you would? >> i would. >> in washington, d.c., listen as 90.1 item. nationwide, we're on xm channel 119. streaming at c-spanradio.org. >>> a report by the senate armed services

police state charles edward the third step toward several times in near the for half a block of broadwayanta cruz on monday. collins was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators say: it did not know the suspect and it appears that this was a random attack. police say a word has an extensive criminal history had had only been in the santa cruz area for a week. this was the first-ever in santa cruz's in more than a year. for the first time barkleys are revealing how many people usually detained for fear of aids and also have a prior criminal record. reggie kumar tells us the staggering number and speaks to writers about how they feel knowing this information to. >> last year the 1400 people the bart police questioned about fare evasion had a warrant out for their arrest. this delightful to at the civic center station did not seem to mind that the person they were riding on a train with could have a criminal record. the >> that is a little scary to me. >> de still feels it? >> i did. i do pay attention to my surroundings. i am very aware of what is going on deists >> tonight and 11:00 p.

secret service director mark sullivan and acting inspector charles edwards are expected to testify. they will be asked if there were any warning signs of this type of behavior and what will be done to make sure it never happens again. one student remains in critical condition and three others hospitalized after a tragic accident in new zealand. three boston university students died after their van drifted off the road and flipped over. a vig till was held for them over the weekend. >>> now to stories you can bank on this morning. there is new information on yahoo's scott thompson. you may remember he just stepped down as ceo. joining us from the fox business network is lauren simonetti. >>> he has only been ceo for months over the weekend he is stepping down two things to tell you about. number won the resume he said he had a fake computer signs degree which he did not have. he told the board of directors he has thyroid cancer. >> what's going on with greece and how are they reacting. >> we don't want another round of elections but looks like that is what we are getting. a new coali

charles edwards. >> thank you. i appreciate this opportunity to update you on the inspector general's actions regarding the incident in cartagena, colombia, involving secret service employees' traction with colombian nationals on april 11 and april 12. my role began almost immediately after the indeed when on april 13 director sullivan and i discussed the events. we have since remained in regular contact. director sullivan has repeatedly stated to me his commitment to conduct a thorough investigation. his actions so far have demonstrated that commitment and the secret service has been completely transparent and cooperated with inspectors and investigators since our team started its work. on april 26 i instructed our assistant ig for instructions and the acting director regarding the incident in cartagena. the next day our assistant ig and the acting deputy assistant ig for investigations met with officials from secret service's office of professional responsibility, also -- we have a nine-person team augmented by t

the acting inspector general charles edwards said not all breaches are reported.e claims it's because there is no clear definition of what's considered a breach. congressman mike rogers said the definition shouldn't matter. >> the fact is a breach is a breach. if somebody gets through a check point, a security excess check point is not supposed to, and it is reported to a supervisor, that ought to be reported up to tsa. >> tsa says it's working to correct issues in order to make it more efficient. >> the busiest airport in the world has a brand new international terminal. today atlanta's main airport opened its new $1.4 billion addition along with a bright, new look the terminal includes restaurants and expanded view of the arriving and departing flights. airport managers are hoping this new terminal will encourage more airlines to route their overseas flights through atlanta. if congress can't agree on spending cuts and tax hikes the debt ceiling issue could become a crisis once again. today president obama hosted a bipartisan lunch and offered ideas to avoid tha

secret service director, mark sullivan, and acting inspector general charles edwards will face a publicg over the secret service prostitution scandal. the u.s. senate homeland security committee scheduled a public hearing for may 23rd. it's one of four congressional committees looking into the scandal, which came to light a month ago ahead of president obama's trip to colombia. >>> and right now in arizona, crews are battling three wildfires. one fire now covers more than square miles and it's growing. for a time last night, people were voforced to evacuate near prescott, but have been allowed to return to their homes. one fire can be seen from phoenix. that's a look at your top stories. i'm fredricka whitfield at the cnn headquarters in lant. sanjay gupta's "the next list" starts right now. [ bees buzzing ] >> maybe it begins as a hobby and maybe it might work up into a small business and then it's just an

secret service director, mark sullivan, and acting inspector general charles edwards will face a publicg over the secret service prostitution scandal. the u.s. senate homeland security committee scheduled a public hearing for may 23rd. it's one of four congressional committees looking into the scandal, which camo

of the secret service and the acting inspector general of the department of homeland security, charles edwardstwo kinds of questions. one is the inspector general satisfied with the investigation of what happened that the credit service did? secondly, were there indications before the colombian scandal of behavior by secret service agents off duty, on assignment, that should have been a warning that this was coming? and then, third, what are you going to do, director sullivan, and make sure that nothing like this ever happens again? this is really a heart breaking incident, and really a dangerous incident, and we really have to make sure it never does happen again. >> congressman, let me ask you. the point number two from senator lieberman goes at this question of the culture of the secret service. that is, is this something that sort of happens and was winked at or people looked away from it? are you convinced that the cartegna -- you know what you need to know about the cartagena scandal. are you equally concerned about the so-called culture issue in the secret service? >> well, we've certai

. >>> there will be a public meeting on wednesday involving the prostitution scandal and charles edwardstestify about his condition. so far nine secret service agents have been fired for their environment. >> here's pipeline soft and the chronicle reports that report -- it may, in fact, be true that some of these overpressurizations are not dangerous. it's also true that pg&e has ignored pg&e crews with the wall street -- ignored the pg&e crews. the police and. coast guard teamed up over the weekend to rescue a several and several adults in a small boat. dinghy start testimony -- started to 0 drift. if f.m. and officer rescued an april dult, a 4-year-old and a senior citizen. >>> the u.s. anything companies are increasing the number they recruit to work in in country. america companies have work -- to work in this country. american companies, the government sedes aside 65% of the visa and in 007 and 2008, the vo kaw was hilled in a few days only. >>> hundreds of. my grunts are connected to march in sacramento. this is the 16th annual immigrant day. bus loads of people will arrive in the

first, charles k. edwards acting inspector general with the department of homeland security. he is a frequent guest here sbco before the subcommittee. he has assumed this position in bruary february 2011. he served as deputy inspectorinspectonera general at the department of security, homeland security. he has over 20 years of experience in the federal government. nexter we have thomas winkowski, the acting deputy commissioner of u.s. customs and border ac protection. in this capacity, mr. thomas winkowski serves as chief, operator overseeing the daily o operations of 60000 employees at cbp.f he began work with the u.s.with th customs service in 1975 as a student. we thank you for your service mr. thomas winkowski. next we have mr. james duncan. he was appointed as assistantdunn administrator of tsa's office of professional responsibility in 2011. mr. duncan has more than 16 years of experience, supervising and handling employees and misconduct cases at opr and the department of justice. at my alma mater as well. next mr. tim moynihan atment. immigration customs and enforceme

charles edward is that teen inspector general of the department of homeland security. he is a frequent guest here before the subcommittee. he has assumed the position of february 2011, served as deputy inspector general of the department of homeland security, has over 20 years experience in the federal government. next we have mr. thomas witkowski, the acting deputy commissioner of u.s. customs and border protection. in this capacity, mr. rutkowski serves as chief overseeing the daily operations of cbp 60,000 employees and manages operating budget of $11.5 billion. he began work with the u.s. customs service in 1975 as a student. we thank you for your service, mr. winkowski. next mr. james duncan administrator of tsa's office of professional responsibility in 2011. mr. duncan has more than 16 years of experience in supervising and handling employees, misconduct cases out of pr department of justice, my alma mater as well. max, mr. tan moynihan, assistant director at the opposite responsibility of u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. within 23 years of experience w

charles edward is acting inspector general for the department of homeland security.e's a frequent guest here before the subcommittee. he has assumed this position in february 2011, served as deputy inspector general of the department of homeland security, has over 20 years of experience in the federal government. next we have mr. thomas winkowski, acting deputy commissioner of u.s. customs and border protection. in this capacity, mr. winkowski serves as chief operating officer overseeing daily operations of cbp 60,000 employees and manages operation -- operating budget of $11.5 billion. he began work at the u.s. customs service in 1975 as a student. we thank you for your service, mr. winkowski. next, mr. james duncan appointed as assistant administrator of tsa's office of professional responsibility and 2011. mr. duncan is more than 16 years of experience, supervise and handling employee misconduct cases that go pr and the department of justice, my alma mater as well. next, mr. tim moynihan can assistant director at the office of professional responsibility of the u.

secret service director mark sullivan and acting inspector general charles edwards have been called to >>> a massive search under way for a missing fbi agent in southern california. burbank police say there's no sign of foul play but they are worried about the safety of steven ivans. he specializes in national security issues for the bureau. alina cho was following this story. what can you tell us? >> good morning. this has sparked the largest manhunt in this area in 20 years. what's so troubling about this story is that special agent steven ivens is said to be possibly suicidal. authorities won't say why they believe that's the case but understandably it is a very big reason why those searching for him right now are so concerned. here's what we know at this point. ivens is 35 years old. last seen on thursday night according to authorities. the very next day on friday morning police say he left his burbank home on foot and then simply disappeared. it is believed that he took his handgun with him. >> there is no history of violence associated with special agent ivens or any known threat

police say they arrested charles anthony edwards on suspicion.t atascadero state hospital following a conviction 12 years ago. >>> a pilot from pen grove pled not guilty today to flying a small plane while intoxicated. chp officers say 62-year-old michael ferrero failed a sobriety test after he was spotted flying recklessly over highway 37. the officers told us he was buzzing drivers just 20 feet over the road. a young sentenced ferr era to three years in jail, and 26 days of volunteer service. that's in addition to a $2,300 fine. >>> the bay area high schools on a new list of the top 100 in the country. >> also tonight's special report. >> how to improve a woman's chances of getting pregnant. we investigate a possible high tech solution based on a natural cycle. >> >>> in tonight's special report many people who want to be parents are willing to spend tens of thousands of dollars on fertility treatments but there's an old fashion method that's getting a high tech twist. john fowler investigates. >> reporter: her parents conceived 11 -month-old m

police say they arrested charles anthony edwards on suspicion.he was locked up at atascadero state hospital following a conviction 12 years ago. >>> a pilot from pen grove pled not guilty today to flying a small plane while intoxicated. chp officers say 62-year-old michael ferrero failed a sobriety test after he was spotted flying recklessly over highway 37. the officers told us he was buzzing drivers just 20 feet over the road. a young sentenced ferr era to three years in jail, and 26 days of volunteer service. that's in addition to a $2,300 fine. >>> the bay area high schools on a new list of the top 100 in the country. >> also tonight's special report. >> how to improve a woman's chances of getting pregnant. we investigate a possible high tech solution based on a natural cycle. >> and at 10:25, hundreds pack a bay area church in member reu of a mother and teacher. why help for her family is coming from as far away as tennessee -- church in memory of a mother and teacher. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came o

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now the inspector general of the department of homeland security, charles edwards who was at that hearingating whether that type of polytkpwrafg could have elicited flawed results. some of the men who were pushed out of the secret service over this incident are now fighting to get their jobs back. martha. martha: there is also an issue about whether or not this was just a one-time incident. of course they would like to portray it that way but there has been evidence that it has happened more often and in other agencies as well. >> reporter: yes, mark sullivan insisted yesterday this was not a wider problem within the secret service or within the specific agents on the columbia trip. >> we used every investigative tool we had, to include polygraph interviews, talking to other people, looking at records and thus far we have not found that this type of behavior was exhibited by any of these individuals before. >> reporter: the top lawmaker on the senate homeland security committee was not convinced. >> it is hard for many people, including me, i will admit, to believe that on one night in ap

charles edwards. >> thank you. i appreciate this opportunity to update you on the inspector general's actions regarding the incident in cartagena, colombia, involving secret service employees' traction with colombian nationals on april 11 and april 12. my role began almost immediately after the indeed when on april 13 director sullivan and i discussed the events. we have since remained in regular contact. director sullivan has repeatedly stated to me his commitment to conduct a thorough investigation. his actions so far have demonstrated that commitment and the secret service has been completely transparent and cooperated with inspectors and investigators since our team started its work. on april 26 i instructed our assistant ig for instructions and the acting director regarding the incident in cartagena. the next day our assistant ig and the acting deputy assistant ig for investigations met with officials from secret service's office of professional responsibility, also -- known as res, briefing them. we have a ni

thanks to those are here, particularly the director marc sullivan of the secret service agency in charles edwards, the acting inspector general of the department of homeland security. over its nearly 150-year history, the secret service has built an extraordinary reputation for selfless and skilled devotion to the important and dangerous work its agents do protecting the president of the united states and other high officials of our government, as well as foreign leaders who visit the united states. that reputation, a great reputation, was sadly stand last month when 11 secret service and please engaged in a night of heavy drinking in colombia which ended with them taking foreign nationals, women, back to their hotel rooms. we have called this hearing as part of our committee responsibility to oversee the functions of the federal government, particularly those within the department of homeland security, including the united states secret service agency. there are three things we hope to accomplish today and in our ongoingees' investigation. first, we want to get the facts about what precisely hap

secret service director mark sullivan and acting homeland security security general charles edwards will testify tomorrow morning about the firing of nine agents following an incident involving prostitutes in colombia. the coverage starts at 10:30 a.m. eastern here on c-span and c-span radio. >> the u.s. are a number of countrys that have not ratified the treaty. the treaty would have governed a governing system for use of the ocean for mineral extraction purposes. on c-span 3, secretary of state clinton, defense secretary panetta and general dempsey will testify about it. live corge starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern. kristin lagard said that fiscal policies by britain's government has averted a larger crisis. she talked about the british and european economies including the possibility that greece might leave the eurozone. >> her remarks came with george osbourne. this is just over half an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the treasury. i am delighted to welcome christine lagarde and her team for their assessment of the united kingdom. the scrutiny of our economy and the world econom

on c-span 3 tomorrow and also a secret service director and acting homeland inspector general charles edwards testified on the recent circuit -- secret service prosecution in columbia. there will be low for the senate, and security commission live at 10:30 a.m. eastern right here on c-span. from 1971-1973, president richard nixon secretly recorded his phone conversations and meetings. this weekend on cspan radio, you're more of the nixon tapes saturday as 6:00 p.m. eastern with conversations between the president and cia director richard helms and j. edgar hoover. >> some people think i will make a statement about the freedom of the press that we are trying to censor them. my inclination is not to say that. i think i should stay out what is your public-relations judgment on it? >> you should remain absolutely silent about it. >> in washington, d.c., listen at 90.1 fm. vice president joe biden live coming up and about half an hour from keene state college in new hampshire. until then, political conversation read this morning's "washington journal." host: get back to how all this started. we wi

here, part of the early director mark sullivan and the united states occurs service agency and charles edwardsing inspecting general. of the 150 year history, the secret service has built the reputation for selfless and skill devotion to the important and dangerous work. protecting the president of the united states and other high officials of our government, as well as foreign leaders who visit the united states. that reputation, a great reputation, was badly stained last month won 11 secret service employees engaged in at night of heavy drinking in cartagena, colombia, which ended with them taking foreign nationals, women, back to their hotel rooms. we have called this hearing as part of our committee's responsibility to oversee the functions of the federal government, particularly those within the department of homeland security the united states secret service agents. there are three things we hope to accomplish today, and in our committee's ongoing investigation. first, we want to get the facts about what precisely happened in cartagena, and where the secret service's own investigation of

. >> mark sullivan and charles edward will testify tomorrow morning about the firing of nine agents falling in incident involving prostitutes in colombia. it said it sent 30 a.m. eastern here on c-span and on c-span radio. the u.s. is one of a number of countries that have signed but not ratified a law. established the use of the ocean for mineral extraction services. on c-span3, hillary clinton, a secretary panetta, in general chief dempsey will testify about the national security. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> international monetary fund managing director christine lagarde said that fiscal policies instituted by britain's government had most likely averted a larger financial crisis. she also discussed other potential threats to the stability of the british and european economies including the possibility that greece might leave the eurozone. this >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the treasury. i am delighted to welcome christine lagarde and her team for their assessment of the united kingdom. before i hand over the recommendations in detail, let me say the words about a

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edwards. press the button. >> my name is pastor charles smith in the bayview. i was called to date to come out to a -- today to come out to a press conference. i was shocked. there was a gentleman removed from a school in the marine and placed in charge of mlk. this particular gentleman, after reading the press conference and reading the witnesses about it can statements, i come to find out this man is a child abuser. how can a child abuser run a school? i do not understand it. not only does he run the school, we pay this person to run the school. something is very wrong here. i was totally shocked at reading this information concerning a child abuser in the school, the top man of a child abuser. it is way out of line. if you had a chance to read this press conference, the paper work, i could not believe it. i am totally appalled. how many others closes is going on in? why are our kids not getting a proper education instead of being abused by those in charge? >> sir, you have made some serious allegations. i will tell you, first of all, whatever information you

rebecca brooks, between the 6th of july and 19th of july 201 conspired with charles brooks, cheryl carter, mark hanna, paul edwards, and persons unknown to conceal material from the metropolitan police service. >> the couple released a statement calling the decision to proceed with the trial both unjust and weak. brooks stepped down as the head of rupert murdoch's british newspaper last summer. she rose through the company quickly and at a young age becoming editor of the sun tabloid and then editor of news of the world. when murdoch flew to london last summer, he were asked by a journalist outside his home what his priority was and he famously turned to brooks and said this one. days later, she resigned. brooks strongly denies all of the allegations. a date for the trial has yet to be set. stephanie gosk, nbc news london. >>> an airport security supervisor used a dead man's identity and he pleaded not guilty in court. that airport worker is from nigeria. police arrested him. he worked as an airport security supervisor at newark airport for the past 20 years. authorities say he's been using the name jerry thomas,

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edwards' mistress hunter to the stand. it's also unclear if she will be called to testify. >>> today the charles village pub in towson celebrates the grand reopening. abc2 news linda so is live there this morning. >> reporter: the place has been totally rebuilt. ly find it bigger and better and it housed an outgate door patio and a rooftop deck and later this morning at 11:30, county executive kevin kamenetz will rejoin them for a grand reopening. fire destroyed the pub in january and it was a popular spot for people who live and work around here. after the fire the community rallied around the owners who decided to rebuild. we role got sneak peek inside the new place has two floors and has a bar inside and out. you'll also see some familiar faces too. 20 workers from the original pub are back here. >> very excited for everybody coming and enjoy what we've been able to do here and just een to be able to appreciate and come here. it's a little bit of the old pub and have a lot of the new pub too. very excited about it. >> reporter: and that grandsire opening is set for 11:30 this morning. live in towson, linda so, abc2 news. >>>