team owner dan snyder says he will not be changing it. >>> it's almost that time of the year when thousands of people from our area head on down to the beach for the weekend, causing, yeah traffic headaches for miles. hitting the brakes at the toll booth, about to change the cost a little less. a dramatic drop to use several bridges and tunnels in our area about to take affect including the chesapeake bay bridge. if you pay with cash prices are dropping from $6 to $4. with an e-zpass, the toll is dropping from $5.40 to 2.50. all starts july 1st and transportation reporter adam test has some enthusiastic reaction from drivers. >> reporter: almost like correcting a test as a teacher, governor larry hogan putting red pen to toll prices and changing them. >> this is what i promised to do it's what i've been talking about for four years. >> reporter: it didn't take long for word to spread especially here near the bay bridge. >> yes! yes! that's great! >> reporter: richard diamond says he will be more likely to head across the bridge now with the lower price. that's great. better deals, a lot of

folks this move by dan snyder inspires me my show has frequently come under attack for having a so-calledffensive mascot. my beloved character ching chong ding dong. i love tea. but i'm willing to show the asian community i care by introducing the ching chong ding dong foundation to sensitivity for orientals or whatever. john: asian activists demanded an apology. there are 19 million of us and we will not tune in for race-baiting. he took grief for this. >> he's a comedian should be able to make fun of things. i grew up in the 1970s. we had blazing saddles. tv shows like all in the family. the jeffersons and sanford and sun where we made fun of racial differences. we made light of these things. john: it's forbidden now? >> you can barely bring these things up. if we treated it more lightly we would get along better, instead people are terrified of saying the wrong thing, people are walking on eggshells, it makes it difficult to have a conversation. john: since this show is about political correctness, it's not politically correct for a black person to be conservative as you are. >> this i

team owner dan snyder says he will not do that. >> quite a distinct for a lot of local schools. we'll tell you which schools in our area are making the grade. not just here but around the country. >> and it's one of the biggest construction projects our area has ever seen. where biggest change is about to happen and how long it could slow you down. >>> take a >>> things went terribly wrong during a house renovation in silver spring today. workers heard a long cracking noise and barely had time to get out of the house before a roof kram crashing down. you're looking at what is left of that home on easily street. none of the four workers was injured. >> county building inspectors will determine the exact cause of that collapse. >> some commuters are weeks away from major headaches in the heart of d.c. >> city leaders broke ground on the million dollar crossing project. they plan to build a deck. to build housing and restaurants. traffic will get portion when staggered lane closures start to roll out in the coming weeks. >> no doubt. this is one of the biggest projects we've doan i

. >> red skins owner dan snyder said he will never change the team's name. >>> one year ago. the community said good-bye to one of its own. linmary strong. died after a battle with cancer. the motto? linmary strong. >> linmarie concepcion had a word tattooed on her arm. salute. two weekends too sick to walk to the water so the george mason's women's rowing team passed the boat they dedicated to linmary concepcion to her. in october 2013 lin was diagnosed with cancer. she died seven months later. >> no one had any doubt that lin would beat this and beat it with her head held high beat it with class and it was because of how strong she was that people couldn't really believe that there was one thing in her life that was actually going to beat her because she's beaten everything else. >> she went and asked me why her? and i have to say. >> because her light was too bright. is and she needed to be up there. it is the truth. she was too bright to be here. >> we had a moment where we were alone and she said, you know i'm just i'm so happy. it's strange. she said i'm dying but i'm s

the arlington county board passed a resolution asking owner dan snyder so change the name. resolution officially supported a potential move for the team to virginia. it says many americans consider the word "redskins" a racist slur and derogatory. the resolution goes on to say "the name divides us and diminishes our humanity." and the redskins were one of only two nfl teams to vote against a major rule change. starting next year extra points will be 13 yards longer. instead of the bag being snapped from the two-yard line it will be snapped from the 15 so extra points essentially will be about 32 yards, not exactly a chip shot field goal. if a team chooses to go for two, they'll start for two yard line as they have in past years. if you have seen the pandas at the national zoo, they spend a lot of time eating bamboo. after the break, why scientists think that could be a problem. >>> the next time you go to see bao bao at the national zoo, chances are she'll be eating bamboo. pandas can spend up top 14 hours a day eating it. scientists say that's because they can only digest

team owner dan snyder contends the name redskins is meant to honor native americans. >>> we all deserve a voice and today a big step forward for folks with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the state of maryland. our debra alfarone is live in the newsroom with the story of one mom's fight for inclusion. >> for more than two years i've brought you stories of patty saylor's fightful her son ethan died in police -- fight. her son ethan died in police custody in 2013. he had downs syndrome. her fight forward is to make sure that doesn't happen to anyone else. >> reporter: for two plus years she's been funneling her energy into change. today a bill for voices of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. >> its essence is to recognize that people with intellects wall and developmental disabilities -- intellectual and developmental disabilities should be at the table with anything we discuss. >> reporter: it was january, 2013 when patty's son ethan died in police custody after being removed from a movie theater when three off-duty sheriff's deputies moonlighting for

arlington is the second council to ask dan snyder to drop the change. ike leggett says he will call for a similar resolution but has yet to actually submit the request. snyder said the name is meant to be a tribute to native americans. >>> the cia has released more than 100 documents seized in the raid that killed osama bin laden four years expecting those papers shed -- years ago and those papers shed new light on the mindset of al-qaeda's former leader. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence officials say inside osama bin laden's hideout in pakistan were shelves filled with american books. new documents reveal the al- qaeda leader had bob woodward's best seller obama's wars and books on thought control and how to books on terrorist attacks. there were land written letters from osama bin laden that urged followers to carry out attacks writing the focus should be on killing and fighting the american people. there's even an application form. one of the questions, do you wish to execute a suicide operation with space for an emergency contact in case a recruit bec

last year, stephen colbert used chinese stereotypes as part of a segment that was supposed to mock dan snyder, the owner of the washington redskins. and a lot of asian-americans were offended by them and they said, we recognize that the point was satirizing racism but the images still offended us. >> is it the same satirizing chinese americans as it is muslim americans? >> no it's not, because muslim americans are -- you can bash american muslims or muslims generally and make assumptions that you can't about other communities. i'm not upset by the satire. i'm all for free speech, even offensive speech. >> let me play the devil's advocate, though. chinese americans didn't threaten jihad. the counterpoint is they're going to be made fun of or they are subject to critique because of this present violent cloud around some strains of the muslim faith, or some people who profess to be jihadists pushing forward the muslim faith. >> that's the one side of the conversation. many folks in the muslim world believe, and not without reason, that america actively inhibits their freedom of speech. we've act

if i were dan snyder i would be prepared to change the name and make a fortune selling the old name memorabilia's this is a sale a fire sale. we'll make a fortune to do this and use it for new stationary logos and new everything. >> what about traffic, quality of life. >> isn't thattal a problem over there? >> most of them have gotten used to not baseball full. it's not the same i was at a stadium a couple weeks ago and it's simply not the same. i think that's an issue. once you get used to a road being closed in front of your house when you didn't want it closed. once traffic doesn't come there, you may not want it reopened. >> not to mention infrastructure issue. >> that didn't stop in the past. the reason redskins left not because they were bugging everybody in ward 6. they wanted money, thought they would get a better deal in prince george's county. they will move back in what my sources tells me for the same reason. unfortunately ward of shouldn't but you can argue doesn't play a larnl part in the thinking. >> better electricrvices. there are new voices in the debate over the proposed petc

dan thank you for the question. let's take one from facebook. claude snyder asking, would you support term limits for congress? rick perry: i'm not a big fan of term limits and let me tell you why. i think the key to our democracy is having an engaged constituency out there. and if you have a really great ceo that's running your country, running your company, running your state why would you want to limit them? if you've got somebody that's not doing a good job, you go out there and fire them, and you do it through the ballot box. here's my great concern. if you put term limits into place, here's who you are empowering. i think it's kind of an easy way to go and say let's just term limit them or we'll keep mary and keep bill only in congress for six years, and then they're gone, we'll get a new one. that way they can't foul this up. if we do that, then what we have done is we have put the bureaucrats in charge, and the bureaucrats, i was in government long enough to understand the bureaucrats when they know that there's term limits. they'll go oh, yes, sir, we'll get right to that, and they wink and nod, and t