that's "the daily progress" in charlottesville.richmond, the state capital, it's the "times dispatch" newspaper. "the drip drip drip of embarrassing stories resembles a flood. virginians ask what's next?" then in the "staunton virginia news leader" they say they are losing faith in mcdonnell. "his rising star has fallen with alarming sad speed. and for what? has he really become virginia's first governor to endure parallel state and federal investigations just so he can drive big donor johnny williams's ferrari from smith mountain lake to the executive mansion, wearing a williams purchased rolex and get assistance paying for his daughter's weddings and get loans to pay mortgages he couldn't cover himself?" if the reporting on the scandal is correct, the "news leader" says, "bob mcdonnell's political career is in shambles because he wants nice things." this is not the bob mcdonnell many of us thought we knew. even if mcdonnell keeps his office and does not face charges in the end, any truth in the allegations against him reveals a s

la policia de charlottesville informo que ronnie roberts de 21 anos, quien es estudiante de la universidadirginia, fue detenido el sabado pasado, en las proximidades de un bar y restaurante cerca a la universidad el vocero del gobernador, califico el incidente como un asunto personal que debe ser abordado por la familia.. mcdonell debera comparecer ante un tribunal el proximo 12 de agosto.. ... como cada martes...tenemos el segmento salud sexo y vida... con la doctora claudia campos... la pregunta de esta noche llego a traves de nuestro espacio en facebook, noticiasdc. la envia una chica y su inquietud tiene que ver con el por quÉ despues de un tiempo las mujeres no tienen deseo sexual? doctora...buenas noches. querida amiga, no necesariamente todas las mujeres pierden el deseo y tampoco es una condiciÓn solamente femenina. la pe Érdida del deseo sexual en la pareja suele ser mÁs evidente en la mujer que en el hombre, eso si. o quizÁs sea por que lo decimos mas abiertamente. mÁs alla de algunos cambios en la "qui Ímica" que se producen luego de algunos meses o aÑos, la monotonÍa y el descu

there's no way i could ever forget my child until it happened to me. >> reporter: lynn is from charlottesvillevirginia. she says it can happen to any parent. forgetfulness that you'll always regret. >> no one wants to know what it's like to hold your child in the hospital and know that you have to let them go. that they are gone. that you can never fix them and you can never fix that accident. it's something that you deal with for the rest of your life. >> reporter: fairfax county police say use this tragedy as a teaching moment. remind yourself when the child is in the car with you. >> to place something

i've always wondered i have always wondered about all those german names in charlottesville where it's rather fun to be able to write this book in the place where some of the scenes of the war occurred. the british army that was captured at saratoga was kept imprisoned in charlottesville forever including many germans. i can tell you many of their descendents are still there. >> i had read where the revolutionary war was england's vietnam. would you comment about the problem of the populists getting behind the war in england? america was never behind the war in vietnam like they were in world war ii and the factor of keeping the enemy from each other in north carolina and the north vietnamese and the south vietnamese looked at the same two american soldiers. >> there are real parallels. in fact john chalets who was one of the authors that i hired the most was very influenced by the american experience in vietnam. it was very difficult to tell friend from foe which is one of the reasons why the british never restored civil government in places like new york and charleston because they w

big storms south of us headed towards richmond and back toward charlottesville. a couple showers we're still tracking, a couple thunderstorms still possible in the northwest around hagerstown and toward frederick, but when the sun goes down, they'll be it. we will keep it as a yellow alert the next couple hours. temps, 87 downtown, 83 in bethesda, 84 in arlington, 89 in college park, 85 in waldorf. so our summer pattern holds, an early evening thunderstorm possible and patchy morning fog possibly on tuesday, more afternoon storms possible on tuesday. >> don't early storm otherwise muggy to patchy fog, so 68 to 74. tomorrow morning becoming partly sunny, warm and humid, slight chance of a shower, 70s and 80s, winds southwest at 10 and by afternoon partly sunny, hot, some storms. i think the clouds will keep us south of 90, high temperatures near 90. next three days, everything is green now. we reserve the right to change, but we think tomorrow with some storms, 89, same on wednesday, about 90 and on thursday showers and storms, a better chance, temperatures again

it just -- >> he says i'm in charlottesville and he the phone says, no, you're not. but air eric's cousin tracy would come forward to say she was certain she was at the hospital with eric late into the night. >> what time do you think you would have left the hospital? >> i think i left around 11:30. >> and eric was still there at that point? >> i found him and i said good-bye to him? >> at 11:30 at night at the hospital? >> it was around 11:30. >> that would make it difficult for eric to pull off a time-consuming elaborately staged hit-and-run if that's what investigators were starting to theorize. essentially, he'd have to be in two places at one time for that to work easily and there was another reason eric didn't drop in neatly as a suspect in his wife's death. the cousin said eric had a grave family responsibility that night. the authority to say yes or no to a do not resuscitate order to his mother. he was basically on call. >> why would you choose the night your mother is dying to set up this plan in action when you could be called back at the hospital at any m

it happened in charlottesville where mcdonnell is going to be a senior at university of virginia. he was released in his own recognizance, and scheduled tode be back in court next month. >>> straight head on the news edge, fun food and excitementex after the second annual state dinner. >>> it appears that the americae is really losing on the battle of the bulge. >>> i have been gaining when ign was on vacation. i'm glad i'm back at work. i had to up my vitamin d.n it's u out now and it's great nt for the kastles. that is where lindsay is. she is watching great tennis. >> reporter: i'm cool, and the as cool as the rest of the kastles, they are going for aa 4th, we will talk with head coach murphy jensen later inin sports. >>> if you have a story idea, call the fox 5 tipline. here is the number (202)895-3000. or you can e-mail the tips just lay it all out at fox5tips@wttg.com.  >>> first lady michelle obamahe recognized 54 children as part s of the healthy lifetime fe challenge and kids' dinner mplet they committed each healthy heal recipe they had. it's part of the mr

shot of one of governor bob mcdonnell's sons. 21-year-old sean patrick mcdonnell was arrested in charlottesville on alcohol-related charges. a spokesman for the virginia governor's office says this is a personal matter and is being addressed by the family. mcdonnell is a senior at the university of virginia. >> loved ones said good-bye to a virginia mother who walked among the crowd for a living. jane wicker died while performing as a wing walker during an air show in ohio. back home she was remembered as someone with a larger-than-life spirit. wicker planned to marry her fiancee while doing what she loves. >> full of energy and excitement that when you met her, you had better hold on for the ride because you were going to be swept up in her forward momentum. >> wicker was 44 years old, she is survived by her two children, pilot charlie swinger also died. the ntsb is still investigating the cause of that deadly crash. >> switching gears now, one washington sports team claimed its spot in the history books last night, scott joins us now to break it all down, scott. >> jummy, great news, the washi

area, on down through charlottesville. a lot of vineyards. a big business. it adds a huge amount to the state economy. it is the number six state in terms of wine. this is cabernet, lighter than the shiraz. >> this has a little more herbal character, a little lighter. >> you have a white. >> moving on to texas, my home state -- >> you don't think of wine when you think of texas. >> there are over a million people every year visiting texas wineri wineries. there are over 250 wineries in texas. it adds more than $1 billion to the state economy. i love these guys. this is a southern roan variety. it does well in the texas soil. these guys are in the hill country in texas. you think of peaches and honey suckle. that's $14 a bottle. >> $14. >> yeah. >> why is generally white generally cheaper? >> yeah. there's just less -- it has less prestige on some level which is a pity, because this is a really lovely wine. michigan, of all places. michigan is producing great riesli riesling. grand traverse winery in michigan. citrus and green apple. it is a nice wine. then w

he was picked up saturday morning in charlottesville. that's where he's a student at the university of virginia. spokesman did say it was a personal matter and being addressed by the family. >>> the ban on gay marriage in virginia could be challenged in court soon. the aclu in virginia is planning a federal lawsuit now. this comes after the u.s. supreme court struck down a key provision of the federal same- sex marriage ban. in 2006 virginia voters approved a constitutional amendment that prohibited same- sex unions and it would refuse to recognize marriages performed in other states. the aclu argues that that ban violates the constitutional guarantee of equal protection under the law. >>> could former first lady hillary clinton return to the white house as president? the super pack pushing her presidential bid is joining forces with the democratic firm whose leaders built president obama's widely successful grass roots campaign operation. the ready for hillary super pack has hired 270 strategies to build a field operation and gather pot

looking at all those names said charlottesville but to be in the place where it occurred in the british army that was captured at saratoga was kept in prison for over one year including many germans but many are still there. of. >> with the revolutionary war with vietnam would you comment the problem of the populace to get behind the war in england? america was never behind the war in vietnam like world war ii. in the the factor of the enemy from each other from north carolina to be a bomb or the south vietnamese looks the same and all the american soldiers. >> in fact, one of the authors that wiedmaier the most from american experience is in vietnam says sari that is one of the reasons why the british never restore the government in the areas they conquered like charleston because they would never certain who was on their side. said there were some similarities. essentially to look at how united the citizenry could defeat a major power there are other examples in history with they did not succeed like in the 1950's. the key it seems is the heart of the people. >> how did the low opinio

and in charlottesville virginia parking lot.gents surrounded a 20-year-old college student and rom mate in the car and they what the officers believe to be a case of beer and terfoying the plains clothes officers with weapons, they made the frantic 911 call. >> oh, my god, what is going on? i am freaking out. in the end the suspected case of bore was a case of sparkling water. and the mayor of maryland experienced an operate. and that is black mask holding roifls in the yard. i didn't have time to process that before i heard an explosion. my dorwas blown open and followed by immediate gunfire. they shot and killed his two dogs. they pulled me over the living rom and had me knoll in front of my front dor. i thought it was a home invasion. later it was discovered it was due to a drug raid mix up. in utah. army veteran matt david stewart's home was invaded by a swat team over the use of marijuana. the members from multiple agencies forced. it was a shootout tone the officers and the suspect. >> several officers are down. get up her

the 21-year-old was arrested and charged with public intoxication in charlottesville where he will be senior. he was released and is scheduled to be back in court next month. >> the governor is dealing with his legal problems. a state senator is calling him onto come clean on a couldn't view -- controversy that has been doing him. mcdonald has received gifts that he did not disclose. fairfax city chat fear son appeared on fox 5 -- chat peterson. >> i don't see what's preventing the governor from telling people what happened unless he is facing criminal liability and if that's the case then maybe he should step down. >> the f.b.i. is investigating the governor's relationship with johnny williams senior who owns star scientific. williams has not received benefit from him since he's been governor. >> from plane crashes to tornadoes are you ready for the un inspected? teaching people to think fast and move quickly. >> [ male announcer ] you know what's so awesome about the internet? it gets more and more entertaining every day. and once you've got verizon fios, that's when you get it -- a

had a couple of spotty showers here and there but the greater activity down to our south i know charlottesvilledownpours dropping an inch of rain. these things areur really able tap moisture.ta notice the clouds out to our north and west. wanted you to see that there's one more disturbance up across eastern ohio and western pennsylvania now with real heavy downpours.wnpo i think a little of this could clip some of our northern and western areas later tonight so i'm going to keep an shower in the forecast.o our temperature in the district 75.t i'm not sure that we get it here in the district or points east but we'll watch that cluster ofc storms.h as it weeks ken's it might be able to bring showers -- weakens it might bring showers around. 89 will be tuesday. it will be a mixture of clouds and sun. some of you will have fog. y yes, a few storms around tomorrow afternoon as well. so it's kind of a typical summep day that we're expecting and pretty much the same deal for wednesday. eight in the morning 79.th maybe a shower across maryland. by noon 86. you'll notice the heat and humidity. it will b

i've always wondered about all those german names in charlottesville he was able to read this book in a place where some of the scenes of the war occurred. in the british army captured at saratoga, captain prison in shows will for the year including many germans. neck until you, many of their descendants are still there. >> i read read that revolutionary war was england's vietnam. would you comment about problem of the populace getting behind the war in england? america was never behind the war in vietnam like they were world war ii. the factor of the -- john in may from each other, north carolina and i did not, the south vietnamese look the same. all of the american soldiers, real parallels. it was very difficult to tell fan -- friend from foe which is one of the reasons why that have restored government to the areas they talk like new york and charleston because there are never certain it was on their side essentially this does show how united for quite strong citizenry can defeat a major power. there were other examples -- examples in british history were they did succeed like moll

and in charlottesville virginia parking lot.nts surrounded a 20-year-old college student and rom mate in the car and they what the officers believe to be a case of beer and terfoying the plains clothes officers with weapons, they made the frantic 911 call. >> oh, my god, what is going on? i am freaking out. in the end the suspected case of bore was a case of sparkling water. and the mayor of maryland experienced an operate. and that is black mask holding roifls in the yard. i didn't have time to process that before i heard an explosion. my dorwas blown open and followed by immediate gunfire. they shot and killed his two dogs. they pulled me over the living rom and had me knoll in front of my front dor. i thought it was a home invasion. later it was discovered it was due to a drug raid mix up. in utah. army veteran matt david stewart's home was invaded by a swat team over the use of marijuana. the members from multiple agencies forced. it was a shootout tone the officers and the suspect. >> several officers are down. get up here

he was picked up saturday morning in charlottesville. he's a student there at uva. >>> the white house is debating a complete pullout of u.s. troops from afghanistan perhaps as soon as next year. obama administration officials tell cbs news, frustration with afghan's president karzai is contributing to the possible reversal of the plan that had been to keep a small number of american troops over there after 2014. and house speaker john boehner says he's had concerns about u.s. involvement in afghanistan for some time. however, no official decision has been made yet. >>> the countdown is on for the birth of prince william and kate's baby. okay. by some media reports, the fourth in line to the british throne is due in just four days. that would be, oh, saturday. the duchess of cambridge is in london but prince william is on duty with the royal air force about 300 miles away in wales. and he is reportedly planning to take a helicopter home just to make it to the hospital on time. first word of the baby's arrival will go to the queen. a noti

in addition to philadelphia, there were many others including new jersey, saratoga, new york, charlottesville, and williamsburg, virginia, just to name a few on that basis. here we see philadelphians on the steps of independence hall looking forward to their future. they are holding a map of the city. if we could see the other side of this, we can see an aging commercial district that had yet to become independence national historical park and they are imagining that the future will build from on the past that they already have in place. i love this as if they are seeing the future or this was true of other cities as well. in detroit that was another competitor for the boosters really saw the potential of the world capital is being a step forward into the future. this is intriguing. then i read about the history of the united nations and gone into the records of the early organization and saw some references that there may be 30 to 50 of the self acclaimed world capital competitors. that seemed enough to look a little harder. i came to understand there were many more. a great variety in every

in a charlottesville, after they left with what the officers thought was a case of beer, terrified byficers with weapons, the girls fled the scene, made this frantic 911 call. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god! >> what's going on? >> we don't know, sir. we don't fo if they are police officers or not and we're freaking out. >> the case of beer was a case of sparkling water. >> a mayor in his own home. >> three or four men in masks walking across the yard carrying rifles. i didn't have time to process that before i heard an explosion. >> explosion of my door being blown open, followed by immediate gunfire. >> upon entry, the s.w.a.t. team shot and killed his two dogs. >> they bound my hands, pulled me across the living room, had me laying on the floor in front of the front door. i thought i was about to be executed. >> later, it was discovered the invasion was due to a drug raid mixup. in utah, army veteran david stewart's home was in vaded by a s.w.a.t. team over suspected use of marijuana. 12 officers from the narcotics strike force made up of agencies raided the home. forced entry resulte

he is noted by the way in charlottesville for going over the spittle limit that he also crashed a car during law school. what did joe do but take care of it? >> host: the fixer. was teddy the one that was closest to rose or was it up a? >> guest: i think of that voice it was joe junior to begin with because he was the number one son, the fair-haired way and many facets i think their role goes to bobby because he is so much younger. rose and her mother would say oh he is going to be a sissy because he is surrounded by girls in the birth order and rosie princess later on after his death when she was approached by a documentarian who wanted information about bobby for a film he was making an and rose later rewrites that i don't remember much about his boyhood because he was the seventh child and in the midst of all these other children so i can't really give you details. having said that though he was the sensitive one. he was the smallest of the four boys in stature. he was the most religious. he was the most moral so i think there is a beautiful clip and you can see it on youtube of bo

he's noted, by the way, in charlottesville for going over the speed limit many times and being arrested but he also crashed a car during law school over in europe. and what did joe do but take care of it -- >> host: the fixer. >> guest: he was the fixer in the family. >> host: so was teddy the one who was closest to rose, or was that bobby? >> guest: i think of the boys it was joe jr. to begin with because he was the number one son. he was the fair-haired boy. when he passes, i think that role goes to bobby -- >> host: yeah. >> guest: -- because he's so much younger. rose and her mother would say, oh, he's going to become a us si because he's surrounded by girls in the birth with order. and rose even says later on after his death she's approached by a documenttarian who wants information about bobby for a film he's making, and rose writes back i don't remember too much about his boyhood because he was the seventh child, and he was in the midst of all these children, so i can't really give you details. having said that, though, he was is sensitive one. he was the smallest of the four boy

really like exercise for about 80 years of his life but now he's 103 and a faithful exerciser at charlottesvillepet finally it fargo has a new president. the red cup was born at the red river to june 43 he was a quarter of a pound and then and now he weighs more than a pound. no official say he needs to grow for a few more months before he gets to meet visitors in person. >>darya: that's it for this >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." >> i called nathan about 200 calls a day. >> she's obsessed with her ex. >> i stalk him by sitting outside his house. >> dr. phil: you recognize, it's sick, not healthy to do this. >> announcer: she believes in a fantasy. >> i feel like there's no chance without him. >> dr. phil: i don't play games the way you play games. >> announcer: it's time to get real with the man she loves. >> dr. phil: how do you feel about seeing him now? >> dr. phil: let's do it. why don't we stop all the drama, stop all the fighting and let's get you better. >> here we go. have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: if i can help get this family back on track, are you willing to do that? >>

cutting employee hours because it simply cannot afford to comply with the law or the family in charlottesville that's dealing with skyrocketing insurance premy yums -- premiums, we are dealing with this law. the american people are left with nothing but broken promises. at a time when too many people across this country are out of work, it only makes sense that we reduce the burden by suspending this mandate while continuing our efforts to repeal this flawed law and replace it with market-oriented policies. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from georgia reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. mcdermott: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to insert letters from consumer groups opposing the bill, easter seals, american diabetes association, american heart association and others. i also -- the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcdermott: i'd also like to enter in the record the report on the fifth congressional district of virginia and those who will benefit from the affordable care act. the speaker pro tempore: w

so he moved down to charlottesville, stayed there for a clerkship on the fourth circuit, and then saw his plan go up in smoke when he called senator graham for career advice. rohit told him what he was thinking, and senator graham listened. and then he told him he thought it would be a much better idea if he came back to the senate and worked for him instead. so senator graham can be pretty persuasive. rohit agreed, and he has been here ever since. now, it wasn't a straight line. about a month after rohit got here, gram announced he wasn't running for re-election, but over the year that followed, he impressed a lot of folks, and it wasn't long before senator lott picked up the phone and asked him if he would join him in the leader's office. rohit accepted, then spent pretty much of his entire time there figuring out how to get the department of homeland security up and running in such a way that it wouldn't be hamstrung by union rules. then over a holiday weekend in late 2002, he got a taste of things to come. president bush wanted d.h.s. approved and rohit and other key staffers had

charlottesville, virginia, hiromi johnson teaches tai chi, a tradition from her far-away home. >> i wastore through two years ago. america is now hiromi's only home. >> i felt like i lost my ancestral place because fukushima raised me. >> reporter: a writer and professor, jasmine darsmick was born in iran. her family ripped from her home when she was just 5. starting anew in california, but always mindful of their iranian past. >> every year we hoped we could go back. we left, of course, because of the revolution. [ chanting ] >> reporter: three decades later, a new generation, revolutions in the middle east, inspired jasmine to become a u.s. citizen. >> i have such a keen send of the struggles -- keen sense of the struggles people around the world endure to acquire human rights, social justice. and it seemed to me important to acquire a public voice in america. >> reporter: filmmaker soledad liando from argentina wanted the right to vote in her adopted country. >> elections were like, okay, i need to be part of this. >> wow, that's really impressive. >> reporter: to cancer researcher t