. >> james moore followed by chris jacobs. >> clerk: is james moore here? is chris jacobs here? seeing none. >> director brinkman: can you clarify the fines go to the company of the scooter sharing not the actual user and it's going to be the company who will figure out how the users will share they parked legally. >> director reiskin: this will be fine to the company. this is brought to you on the feedback we have when he heard this item. the fees were originally p roposed for too low. it might be seen as a cost of doing business. >> director brinkman: i want to make sure you heard that fine goes to the scooter company not the end user of the scooter. in light of that information, do i have motion to approve? >> second. >> director brinkman: all in favor, aye. hearing, 10.3 is approved. >> clerk: regular calendar. item 11 approving the following. approving various parking and traffic modifications associated with the eighth avenue n eighborway bike project. >> good afternoon board of directors. i will give this presentation verbally. good afternoon my name is charlie ream. i'm

chris lawrence ising the latest developments our correspondent nicole jacobs is going to the scene. want to get you the latest picture of that fire in howard county. it started around 2:00 this morning. and investigators have confirmed one firefighter has been injured and taken to the hospital. the ews are getting support. the home is on woodscrape drive, just off of ilrd just south of maryland, state route 32. we don't know what caused this fib fire for if anyone was injured. the big question is if anyone was home at the time. aaron, angie, back to you. >> we'll keep an eye out on that story. >>> we're tracking more wet weatr headed our way. >> we sure are tracking the weather on the roadways, a well. we're looking at more heavy rain. >> i will continueo come down, heavy and fast at times. be ready. n

our chris lawrence is at the live desk and nicole jacobs is at the scene of the fire.>> first, chuckell with sheenaee pa >> nice forecast. >> look at the sunrise behind you. >> in addition to that, low humidity. >> yes.>> ou weren't here with this weather. >> it was fantastic. >> i'm glad you have a fun time, >> it's good to be back. my alarm went off this morning. you know? 1:30 comes era early after sleeping in. clear skies on aonday morning. temperatures have been bombs away, down into the 50s, all over the map, only the downtown locations and folks near the bay are above 60 degrees. afternoon highs today, mostly in themi80s, upper 80s. more of a chance tomorrow. let's go to melissa. >> good morning. a new problem at sea brook road. we have a crash, trying to get information on that one. the inner and outer loop looking good. rolling along on this pretty monday morning. look at the beltway, inn and outer loop, no problems. as we zoom in,outbound new york gettingthe left lane is by. 66 and 95, no major issues at this point, at least. >>> a massive overnight fire forced families fro

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chris. >> he's consistent on that, peter alexander, thank you. colonel jack jacobs. kate lynn huey burns for real clear politics. noelle nikpoor is a republican strategist. there's almost an implication here that troops abroad are simply a favor to the countries where they are so if you're not paying up, we'll pull them out. explain to people why we keep those troops in those countries. what's the benefit to the u.s.? >> we have early warning for any kind of russian excursion. the threat to europe has been there since the second world war and hasn't really changed. a lot of people thought that the soviet threat would stop and there wouldn't be any russian threat. you know, all you have to do is take a look at events the last few years and look at what happened in cry moo ya, soviet aggression toward ukraine, and in particular they're posturing on the border with the baltic states and you get the idea that the threat is real and it needs to be counted or blunted by american presence. we're so there we can test our defense plans in plans with ou allies. >> america may

when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. judge jeanine: the battle over civility continues to intensify. joining me, radio host chrisrd maxine waters. let's make sure we show up wherever we have to. if you see anybody at a restaurant, department store, gas station. get out, create a crowd, tell them they are not welcome anywhere anymore. >> i don't agree with any of that. senator schumer made a statement from the floor disavowing that completely. i believe we have to have civil discourse. i think we can disagree without being disagreeable. when people are out to dinner or going to a movie, i don't think that's the time and place to protest. go to their office. go to their meetings. write letters, make phone calls. but we have to be nice about it. judge jeanine: this is -- this isn't the president who is being harassed. this is pam bondi, sarah sanders in a restaurant with her family, kirstjen nielsen in a restaurant having dinner. i'm sure she worked an 18-hour day. they go to her home. they are pushing back on everyone. i walk down the street in manhattan and i'm not worried about a thing, but i get it, too. what a

chris? well, it is all happening, since we last spoke, the plates have been shifting further, so jacob rees—moggt simply as not brexit, but crucially, and it tells you something about how fluid things are that we have been asking this question, on the whole question of theresa may's future, had this to say. will theresa may survive a no confidence vote? i do not think that is immediately in the offing. i think what the prime minister needs to do is to give up on the chequers proposals, which david davis in his resignation letter has pointed out don't actually deliver brexit. what is immediately in the offing is who the prime minister at points as the new brexit secretary, given that there is a vacancy at the top of government. 0ne there is a vacancy at the top of government. one person who might well be in the frame, or certainly well be in the frame, or certainly we wa nted well be in the frame, or certainly we wanted to ask the question, michael gove, loyal to that chequers plan, on the andrew marr show yesterday. good morning, are you the new brexit secretary? good morning, nice to see. very