we know d.c.esidents are focused on getting a fresh start and voting tomorrow. >> this is all new territory because we've never had an election this time of year. of course, the weather has not been great, snow yesterday, but it looks like we'll have great weather the rest of today and tomorrow. >> reporter: gray is counting on voters in wards 5, 7 and 8 with a strong showing in ward 4. bowser begins in ward 4 and says she looks to finish strong throughout the district. recent polls have the two in a dead heat. bruce johnson, wusa9. >> the polls open in the district at 7 a.m. tomorrow. tune into wusa9 tomorrow night for live election updates. we'll have a special webcast on www.wusa9.com. that's from 10:00 to 11:00. it's very possible we could know the winner in that hour. follow us on air and online for the latest on the d.c. mayoral primary. >>> meantime today mayor gray signed a bill to decriminalize possession of small amounts of pot in d.c. and now congress has 60 days to vote it down. if the

it would free up this renewable energy that is there and can be viable with d.c. plans, d.c.lines. >> so, jamill you heard tax cuts, fracking, what down of those as solutions to the part-time trend? >> well, the infrastructure bank for sure is something i agree with john on and this president has been calling for increase infrastructure spending but for partisan reasons, we have not been able to get people to come to the table in the same way they have during other times of recessions and the fact that our infrastructure is falling apart. now, on the regulations, i'm sorry, i don't want to live in america where you can have cardboard in your baby formula. so regulate away. >> part of the baby formula. come on. >> john, you want in? >> yes, this is the problem with american politics. i cannot believe you actually believe all this stuff this is terrible. let me finish. you blame conservatives. do you believe that? look, here's the problem. these guys if d.c. can't get along with each other we have no national energy plan. we have no plans whatsoever because these cats cannot ge

this evening, d.c. police chief cathy lanier confirmed the body is most likely that of the 51-year-old man who is believed to have relisha in his custody. >> we have tentatively identified the person we found today of that of mr. tatum. everything that we have is consistent with what we know about his appearance. and it does still appear at this point that this was a suicide. >> reporter: police believe relisha's mother gave the 8-year-old over to tatum's custody at the family center on january 26th. tatum, who worked there as a janitor, posed as a doctor to excuse her lengthy absence from school. she wasn't reported missing for a month. the news frustrated those who know the little girl and hold on to the faint hope she'll be found alive. >> i feel like he was a coward. not only, that you didn't leave a note. now you're again and we have questions. >> reporter: late this afternoon downstream from the aquatic gardens, bubbles on the surface of the murky anacostia river show the slow pains take progress

washington, d.c. and the surrounding area uses a sewer system that carries both sewage and storm water as a set of pipes. d.c. water has started a ,ong-term project to reduce it the clean rivers project. we took a tour of the d.c. water waste treatment plant to learn more. >> this is designed as a storage tunnel. what that means is that when the cso overflows the combined sewer system, this is going into the potomac rivers, it will overflow into the puddle through deep tunnel filling up the and transferring all of that overflow water down here. then it can the slowly pumped back out. it captures the stores and conveys it. >> one of the biggest source of pollution is combining that. at the end of this project, that would essentially be eliminated. it makes a huge difference. instead of overflowing 70 or 80 times a year, it'll overflow twice per year. it will make a huge difference to the river. there are combined overflows out there. if it is unsafe to be on the river. people get sick and the clean riv

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and there's this combination you encounter in d.c.ll the time, which is people who are just doofy dorks and ambitious but think they're cool bros. it's that combination. there's just total lack of self-awareness about everything jonah does. >> yeah. and i feel like that's sort of in his interest. he's very into the metal scene. and he also has -- he kind of throws in this hip-hop flavor every once in a while. he really does think i think that he's on sort of the cutting edge of culture and that he could hold his own with jay-z. yeah. >> so you moved to l.a. in a moving van with your wife, i think, right? >> yeah. >> and you just kind of started going to auditions. and before you had much experience you got cast in the show. >> yeah. well, this is my first television gig. i went to college for this. i just was doing it for about 12, 13 years with very little success until this point. >> that is a great story, though. you know, i remember watching a harrison ford interview where he talked about it as like being on a bus and just being o

relisha lived at a d.c.meless shelter, and tatum was the janitor there, and police believe that he may have killed relisha, and then disposed of herody in the kenilworth park. police say that the last confirmed sighting of her was march 1wst. on march 2nd, police say they have evidence th tatum was in the park for an extended period of time. the last time that tum was seen alive was march 20th, after his wife was shot and lled at the red roof inn on oxon hill road. tatum was wanted in that murd. made to get away on the metro. some time after that, tatum made his way back to this kenilworth park, into that storage building and shot himself to death. now, policeay that they believe that tatum's body was here for at least 36 hours, and maybe even and even though that the search may end tomorrow, the chief says that the investigation, that will continue on. live at kenilworth gardens, pat collins, news4. >>> a man murdered near a d.c. high school can has now been identified. police say that 22-year-old charles

c d.c. is now stepping in. >> exactly. that's why they are stepping in. they received notice from the country of guinea, the who, world health organisation , asking for assistance. sure enough as the c d.c. does, they got on a flight and arrived at the capital of guinea, and are there to assist the folks on the ground, making sure that communications is good in neighbouring countries, in west africa. they have not seen an ebola outbreak in west africa for about 20 years, they are concerned whether the folks treating the infection are aware of the dangers and how quickly it spreads from human to human, spreading via sweat, blood or saliva. we spoke to a doctor at the headquarters, and here is what he told us about the origin of the disease. >> the question is why are we seeing this virus in west africa. i think this relates to the bats as the likely reservoir. they are highly mobile, so the bats can be present through a broader area of africa than previously known. >> al jazeera, with deep re

d.c. pice spent the enre day seching this park. >> during theearch, crews found the body of an adu male believed tbe khalil tumat the lingering ancritical estion tight, wher is reliaudd? >> our crewsave been following thiseveloping story all day. we havthe very latest tonight. ss theyice chief we shocked to find tatum's body. you might be shockedo find where they found it. the big question, just where is relisha rudd? by nightfall, they wrapped u thr search in the anacostia river. a cooyf police investigators pulled out of kenilworth pk ending day five the search for relisha rudd. ere is still no si of her, but e part of the mystery is solved. searchers found the body believed to be tha o 51-year-old khalil tatum, the man specteof being on the dead by lisha rudd, his own hand. >> it appears th the person we found re today w mr. tatum. itoes appear that this was a suide. >> police e saying littlelse about how tatum was discovered. sources tell abcy was inside thibuilding wh a gunshot wound

d.c. primary election the scandal plagued mayor is bounce from office as the nation's capital fights for statehood we'll look at that issue later in the show. it's wednesday april second four pm here in washington d.c. i'm lindsey france are watching are to america and a letter to her supporters last week chelsea manning formerly known as bradley manning announced from prison that she has a new team of lawyers for her appeals process she assured readers that she is doing well she's met with her legal team and is a very excited to work with them also pointing out that they're willing to take her case as far as necessary even to the supreme court to talk about the manning appeal i'm joined by nancy hollander one of the attorneys for chelsea. are you there ok great how was chelsea manning when you met with her. she was doing very well when we met with her we met with her in leavenworth in the prison my partner vincent warden i met with her and she was she's doing fine she's anxious to get on

you see that with the d.c. scholarships helping hurting minority children to the evidence is beginning to unite around the country with the issues to bring more to is the spotlight as a conservative. spinet that we do have to remind americans we wanted done right. >> you were in the senate with that devastating ruling where john roberts rules said attack says a lot of the land here we are too often wind the question and on our minds is kiev baby on weld? even the president says the debate is over former white house chief of staff was on the networks today saying it is over. there even in sitting republicans in congress but still you will not open to end. so what do we do? >> i hope it is not true. it is giving up pledges american to accept socialized medicine that is the design of obamacare. breed of it will fall apart in the private health insurance market canada to work. over the next few months you will hear more calls for the single payer system. there is a good opportunity with this election and to use oba

d.c. hello lisa. >> we just heard from president obama. we are waiting for the tape of the program. we understand that president obama was speaking to the pool, he was at a chicago steak house, they pushed the tables aside, the president stood by a black curtain with the american flag by his side, he said we are heartbroken to hear there is another shooting at fort hood. president obama saying he is following the situation closely there at the base and that he promises to get to the bottom of what has happened. the president also still indicating this situation still very fluid. we believe that shelter-in-place order still in place at the base there in texas. and as you said, we are also waiting to hear from defense secretary chuck hagel. he is hosting a conference actually in hawaii and he was scheduled to give a news conference this evening at 8:00 eastern and he will no doubt be asked about the shooting. he has been informed also and is being kept apprised. we now have a new statement f

identified you as the most hated man in washington, d.c.. [applause] stack if they like you in washington, then you're probably part of the problem. >> i shouldn't say everyone, but the system is definitely holding onto the status quo. so i try to do it with earmarks for instant and i found out half of those lobbyists were not very happy when we banned them. the concept that was born here in philadelphia, federalism and the power to the communities and the state get that concept of earmarks really perverted that in a huge way, did it not ask >> we were supposed to look out for the nation. nation. it may get everything parochial or instance. people came to washington to get money for their states. it was coming from the federal government you didn't really have to pay for it. we can just keep spending and spending. that's what most congress was about. >> this is how they say they love the congress because the congressmen and senators come home and open a beautiful museum or bridge and slap their name on a plaque or. >> we got away from the co

they held up banners outside the stadium in d.c. that said "keep redskins white." let that sink in for a second. "keep redskins white." but ultimately the interior secretary, stewart udall, he won in this fight with the racist owner of the redskins. in 1962, the redskins did finally consent to draft their first black player, and that was a decade and a half after the rest of the nfl got over that particular hump. george preston marshall did not go willingly to his integrated washington redskins. he never really got over it. when he died in 1969, his will stated that all of his money should go to the redskins foundation and that not a single dollar of his money should be directed by the redskins foundation toward, quote, any purpose which supports or employs the principle of racial integration in any form. dave zirin and michael toe mass key have written about the history of the redskins which is so freaking unbelievably racist that you almost can't believe it even if you know it. we've posted some links to their blog if you want to check it out. but the example of

d.c. primary election the scandal plagued mayor is bounced from office of the nation's capitol fights for statehood we'll look at that issue later of the show. it's wednesday april second eight pm here in washington d.c. and lindsey france you're watching artsy america. breaking news from fort hood multiple injuries are reported with the shooter confirmed dead by officials at the fort hood army base near waco texas according to the bell county sheriff's office everyone at the base has been ordered to shelter in place fort hood which is home to the first cavalry division said to twitter alert telling people on base to close doors and stay away from windows all students and personnel at central texas college were ordered to immediately evacuate the central campus and classes were canceled the base was the scene of a mass shooting in two thousand and nine when. a u.s. army major and psychiatry shot and killed thirteen people and injured more than three dozen others for more on this we cross l

you worked in d.c.aryland, virginia, and we can all be sensitive to the different cultural contexts in each different states so can you give us may be some anecdotes on your experience working with the community, working with clients in different states and lack of lessons you don't have rights or ignorance about the rights that you do have and whether that has shifted and also how that has led to this rise in fraud in the last few years and how you address that and touch on why these populations are so vulnerable. includes a lot of cultural context from the country they come from that you could address that for a minute. >> i will use the power point individual for all of you. i may need technical assistance. >> okay. >> the method was earlier. >> the answer is to do it -- [whispering] >> okay, here you go. now you can just go up to -- to -- there we go. you see that? >> there we go. >> i am getting better. >> how many in a room i taking immigration law or have taken it? >> this panel shows you why mor

we can go on to the next item. >> hold on a second. >> commissioner. >> i was able to go to d.c. withhe staff from the transportation authority to basically go and advocate for the interest of san francisco and transportation with the federal money that is available to us. right now, there's a couple of funding sources that needs to be reauthorized and we're not too sure where it's going to go. that's going to give -- that's the amount of money that usually comes down to the local level. and, it was important for us as a group to team up with m g c and for services with the presidents there. i think cheng and anna are doing a good job to address the issues that we have in services to try and go ahead and get the funding for not only the terminal that's being built and the super market but also other projects that are currently under way. >> thank you. thank you for your participation on the trip. okay. colleagues, are there any other questions? we can go on to the executive report. >> executive report. >> thank you. just following on those remarks, i want to appreciate the board for c

d.c.k products but never seen anything like joni ernst. >> oh, boy, joining me now are two reporters who covered this event, casey hunt and robert costa. you have interesting reporting about how exactly how palin came to endorse her if the first pla place. >> there's a lot of mystery to decide who she's going to endorse. they met some years ago and joni said she had been impressed by sarah palin and they reached out to palin's team and asked for the endorsement. palin has made a significant difference in republican primaries and has a fairly good track record of picking especially women candidates, backed up fisher in nebraska and nikki haley in south carolina. didn't hear much of anything until they released the ard you just showed. very quickly after that sarah palin's team loved the ad and were excited about it and wanted to endorse her. >> evidence that candidate are still reaching for her support. robert, you had a fascinating piece in the "post" where you reported how thin the crowd

a couple of years ago, this happened in washington d.c.he people fought for a local paid-sick-days ordinance. meaning that every worker in the district of columbia would be guaranteed that if they were sick, they could take a day off. now, the restaurant association has been fighting this. in fact, they've introduced legislation, together with alec, the american legislative exchange council, declaring that citizens in those states should not have the right to pass paid sick days ordinances, even if they vote for them. so they tried this. but in the district of columbia, we did pass a local paid sick days ordinance. at the last minute, behind-closed-door deal, they said, "tipped workers should be left out." restaurant workers got together with allies, consumers, said, "enough is enough." we fought and we won. we overcame the power of the national restaurant association. we got paid sick days for tipped workers in the district of columbia. >> what have you learned about how our system works? >> i've learned again and again and again that def

when we sent this senator to washington, d.c., those senators in washington, d.c.y said you can't open ply bribe people. you know, we've all bribed ourselves a little bit in here. but my god, you're making us all look like crooks. mark twain said about william a. clark, he is the biggest scoundrel in the history of the united states senate, and that's saying something. >> w.a. clark was a man ahead of his time. >> we're actually spending more money than the copper kings spent. >> we are. >> montana went first. we passed by citizen initiative because our state legislature wasn't going to pass it because they were bought and paid for. by citizen initiative we were the first state in 1912 to have maximum limits. and now citizens united has told us in montana that we need to be bought by the copper kings and the kochs of the world. i don't agree. and until we get this big money out of politics, we are a democracy for sale to the highest bidder. >> so, this of course set the table for guys like brian schweitzer and jon tester who don't come from money, regular guys out

after the d.c. circuit rightfully invalidated several key administration actions as outside the bonds of federal law, the president then sought to pack that court with compliant judges in order to obtain more favorable decisions. the president's allies in this body, in their own words -- quote -- "focused very intently on the d.c. circuit" determined to -- quote -- "switch the majority" on the court and were willing to -- quote -- "fill up the d.c. circuit one way or another." unquote. in the rush to eliminate any possible judicial obstacle to unilateral progressive advances, they ran roughshod over the rules and traditions of this body, working untold and permanent damage to two venerated institutions of our constitutional system. madam president, this whole episode demonstrates a brazen willingness on the part of this administration to ignore virtually any legal or constitutional constraints and even tamper with the judiciary simply for the stake -- for the sake of advancing its own ideological go

you don't find one backbone in d.c. nobody is willing to do the right thing for this country and get this budget under control. >> a really tough week for the markets, but they have come far fast. we saw financials and technology, what does that tell you? >> i think it's an oldie but goody, and gross stocks are there. as far as how the debt plays into it, this number of $100,000 per person, that is misleading. the government is going to make wealthy people get stuck with $100 million, that's what the states did and the federal government did over the last three years to solve their financial problems. if the government got together, congress and obama said we have a deal and will cut spending $500 billion and run surplus next year, you would see the stock market fall, it would be chaos, and even though that sounds like a good thing, they made the budget, the deficit go away, they came out and said over 20 years we will fix the long-term problems that have a balanced budget with the social security and medicare, that wou

anti-keystone protests in d.c.e person who nixs the pipeline. brian schweitzer is supporter of the keystone pipeline. governor thank you for being here. i will ask you about the politics of keystone itself. karl rove never being right about anything put aside, are republicans right to think keystone might be a wedge issue in 2014 races? >> it might affect some fun raising. that might be about it. karl rove is trying to use this as a wedge to make it a little bit more difficult for mary landrieu and maybe john walsh in montana, but i don't think he's going to be successful at it. those democrats who come from places where we develop oil and gas, they recognize that it's safer to have oil in a pipeline than it is on trains. they'd like to support it. what they've got wrong is the senate and congress can't approve of this. pipelines are approved state by state and while i was governor of montana, i demanded that transcanada post millions of dollars as a bond as a condition of giving them a permit and demanded they all

tavis: tell me about growing up in d.c. and having what we now know as a prodigious talent, but trying to find a way and. the >> it a way in was always interesting because we didn't really have the tools to create the music, but we always found a way to make something out of nothing. in this case, if we couldn't afford the drum set, we had to become the drum set. tavis: give me a little more of that. >> you either become the drum set or you find some other things to make it work. in this case it was a bucket and a trashcan. really similar to the west african drum circle. of music that is indigenous to washington dc, go go. we would do that. it's like not having something but you create something. >> i was on be et for five years every night and had a chance to hang out with chuck around, who go.the king of d.c. go did you ever get a chance to hang out with chuck brown? >> i got the opportunity to open music center at strathmore where i was the artist in residence. a really came about of that and started my career. had chuck

and d.c. these blossoms. so definitely a very beautiful sight to see. let's go ahead and take a look at your four-day forecast if you are in washington, d.c. showers on friday and saturday. by sunday it will be warming back up. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm keikichi hanada. on behalf of our team, thank you for staying with us.a7gucc >> with me, here are the headlines this hour. just one day left before a deadline imposed by ukraine on pro-russian protesters. the interior minister says they leave the buildings they are occupying peaceably or move out -- or be moved out by force. the u.n. is set to vote on sending in some 12,000 more people -- peacekeepers to the central african republic. the lease say at least 30 people have been killed in the crossfire in new fighting between the christian militia and the muslim fighters.

and d.c., 60 degrees. d.c.re traveling there, it is, of course, the cherry blossom festival. one problem, the cherry blossoms are not at peak bloom just yet. usually by this time they are, but you can tell they are not. in about ten days, they'll get there. hold steady there in d.c., maybe you'll get to see the cherry blossoms bloom. as you take a look and what's happening as far as the next five days in d.c., temperatures do warm up. you can see dry air in place by midweek. by rain in the forecast today. and the system bringing the rain. low pressure in the mississippi valley into parts of the southeast will eventually bring rain to parts of d.c. this system could bring severe weather to parts of the south. keeping our eye on it. if you're traveling in that direction, you keep your eye on it as well. >> this weather forecast brought to you by bush's baked beans. >> thank you. >>> and coming up on "good morning america." lots of people would throw a fit if they got kicked off a plane. but "the blindside" actor

lou: i cannot take them too seriously in washington d.c.u look at the laws passed the behavior of elected officials, adding to that wonderful alchemy something like marijuana to you have announced? >> guess who has to approve this the 60 day waiting period of congress to get to pull the trigger. turning to emigration for a fascinating internal document from the department of romance security revealing feel administration we knew there were not doing much with law enforcement but released 68,000 criminal illegal immigrants last year. >> i think that as a result of minor crimes of immigrants charged with a minor offense facing deportation. now the judges have to give a speech how you face deportation. because of that i think the government was not prepared and they don't know the resources to do is. >> i agree completely but also of the crimes of moral turpitude they're not being deported even a federal prosecutor is trying. lou: just to be clear these include rape and murder murder. lou: that would be really bad. the administration has chose

40s that moved to alexandria, virginia, or maryland just -- there's no room, affordable housing in d.c. we'll have to see how it plays out. >> this bill was introduced by congressman darrell issa, one of the wealthiest congressmen on the hill. i agree with him on some issues. he has taken a stand on some privacy issues. there are moments of common ground there. >> what do you think, robert? >> one of the best little nuggets of republican gossip on capitol hill is that darrell issa may be eyeing a presidential bid in 2016, so who knows how this current legislation fits into that possible calculus. we'll see. >> of course, the final big predict story of the day, congressman michael grim surrendered to the fbi today and then was subsequently released

we're part of a national champion give toxins the boat that extends from san francisco to washington, d.c. not only for firefighters but every sense citizen of this country. the core of our fountains mission statements is the preventions and early detention of cancer in our active firefighters. we've been successful in offering thirty states cancers in the groups but we have to change our point of view and place a under the influence on ways to prevent cancer in order to do that we have to consider the root of the problem it exists in a multiple dollar corporation in the chemical destroy there's been incentives in washington, d.c. trying to get initiatives passed so households products are under control and in 2012, we had our best shot with the safe chemical act the angle stated that manufacturers would have to prove that a chemical is safe about before it can be sold it made it to the senate floor and that was it. the next was the chemical in congress act this bill would do nothing whatsoever to protect the public and, in fact, it would rollback accident oversight in place we're up agai

i will say that after the navy yard shooting here in washington, d.c. the president attended a memorial at that time and said i have now grieved with five american communities, ripped apart by mass violence. and of course, after the shootings at the elementary school in connecticut the president pushed for gun legislation which has gone nowhere on capitol hill, that has gone nowhere of course, secretary of defense chuck hagel is in hawaii, expected to hold a news crrches about 8:0 eight owe conference about 8 o'clock eastern. he has also been briefed abouting what good on on the base. both secretary of defense hagel and the president being briefed on what is going on. obviously this is a developing situation and as you have talked about, conflicting reports whether there is still an active shooter, whether the shooter has perhaps died, we are hearing all sorts of reports that at this moment cannot be confirmed completely. richelle. >> lisa stark, as we said, something top of the hour is something we expect to hear from defense secretary chuck hagel. jon

sometimes when a politician as been in d.c. too long, it goes to his head and he can't seem to get the job done. used on a daily basis, it will help you every time the moment is right. to have your voice heard at the federal level. other signs of electile disfunction may include the inability to punch once self outside of a paper bag. smoking. and golf. if you have a boehner lasting longer than 23 years, seek immediate medical attention. winteregg. boehner shouldn't count his chickens before they hatch. >>> let's talk business news. investors l. will look to 3wi8d after stocks surged. with the dow up nearly 150 points, cbs nbcnbc's steve sedg live for us in london. >> some of those big waters in the market about qe, about ukraine, they vjust dissipated somewhat. much better than previous years. also citigroup had good numbers, as well. shares up 4.4%. the market now looking forward to today to the likes of yahoo! and intel, as well. elsewhere, gm having a big shakeup of a couple of the key roles in the company. mary barra has p

. >> but we actually reached out to the d.c. police department. they said they didn't have any records of a naked man coming into a mcdonald's and we have the police look at the video and they tried to confirm it was d.c. but they couldn't. the poster said this happened in the d.c. area. >> i'm going to buy me some food. this -- oh, my god. >> stop. >> i didn't know they sold hot dogs at fast food joints. >> it's a new menu item. >> it's not true what they say in this case. >> i don't know about the stretch or if he's thinking he won the world championship. kind of goes back where he came from. i don't know if his clothes are in the bathroom and this happened. >> what's sad, we're probably going to have to start putting the signs on the doors. can't come in naked. >> no happy meals for that dude. >>> severe weather warnings were sent out for parts of the central u.s. and part s south ad deadly tornadoes touching down in multiple states. lots of video but we have video people may not have seen. this video captured in missouri of a massive wedge tor

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d.c. residents are diding whher vincent ay should get a seconderm. the polls clo jsetwo hours from now. we are live at a polling site that has a history of pickgin the winners. >> at least, last time. precinc12t which is at frienhip baptist churc in southwest washgton. wher as you said, lastimin the 2010 election, the vote in the cy was for ncent gray. tommwells may get moreot here then citide, but vertheless, it ia reflection of.c. here and aother precinct, people will be voting until 8:00 this evening. >> it waa sea of yellow and green ts morningt andidate muriel bseowand r supporters launched theet out the vote effort. -- if people want a frh start inhe mayor's office, then vote for me. >> mayor vincent gray snt the daconvincing voters that despite possible indictment he is t best caidate. what is not dfent ithe opportunity to continue to serve people. and in a day when each sid spent the day thing you could out yell each other, former rion barry was outde his brg state calling on voter

they all fly out, and d.c. lobbyists and others with money turn up and pay $5,000 a person, and that boosts these wisconsin republicans' prospects back at home. and there, bill kramer is accused of sexually harassing two women, both verbally and physically. it's alleged that he hugged and touched a staffer's breasts. and allegedly made vulgar remarks at the event and also on the flight back to wisconsin. so, that was the night that people said they saw him grabbing the staffer's breasts. and then the next day, he was harassing lobbyists. that was wednesday and thursday. by friday, wisconsin media was buzzing. calling bill kramer at home. by the time papers were out, wisconsin leaders issuing statements calling his behavior reprehensible. then voted to strip him of his leader job. the aide that he allegedly groped, did file a claim. the clerk of a assembly is reportedly still looking into the claim. but nothing has happened with that so far. but here's where they took a dark turn. the claims were reported on mar

maria molina is live with washington, d.c.re she gets surrounded by signs of spring. >> i am in washington, d.c. for the cherry blossom festival here. it was back in 1912 that they first gave us the cherry blossom tree and since then it has become the nation's greatest springtime celebration. we have the trees starting to bloom and jefferson memorial a beautiful site here in washington, d.c. come out over the next several days as they continue to bloom. the weather conditions across the country are still a little chilly. early this morning we had temperatures in the 40's across parts of the east you could see new york city even raleigh north carolina on the cool side. in minneapolis 37 degrees and in the 40's in the city of dallas and texas. we are drying oupt across pretty much most of the country. we had raven yesterday across parts of the east coast. that system moving offshore leaving behind quieter conditions and we are expecting sunshine across the eastern half the country. temperature wise well above average out west es

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to bring our prayers to washington, d.c. to bring our voice to washington, d.c..eader he s to washington, d.c.. it means that we're here. it means that the people are here. no matter what anyone thinks pr perceived about what we're doing here, we never left. that's the biggest thing. this camp means we never left. >> you met with eric holder. tell us about that conversation. >> there are different tribes and we talk xed about the pipeline, we asked what would protect the tribal nation. and eric holder said he has to do what his boss president obama tells him to do and that basically we're going to be on our own. >> eric holder said you're on yo own? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president.town? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president.yoown? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president.uown? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president.rtown? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president. own? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president. own?