so dominion is pursuing an i-66 line. building the lines along i-66. but this hybrid would call for some of the power lines to go underground. right now that is not what they are pursuing. so, people are considering it a victory for now. again, one more battle ahead. >> thank you. >> how many people does it take to pull an 80 ton commercial jet. you are about to find out and trust us this event was all for a good cause. and speaking of a good cause, nbc 4 is working for you in the community. thousands of people coming out for our community shred. >> and i will let you know when it's going to start i'm a lawyer, and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf of my clients. narrator: the clients john adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders accused of unfairly foreclosing on homes. now he wants to be attorney general. john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attor

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, not a old dominion. i think the people of virginia do not accept what took place in charlottesville. that is not virginia, the people of virginia. a lot of outsiders came there. why it is so important for us to bind their wounds, come together to understand this beour country and we will part of making it an america for all americans. are on lot of people search engines right now looking up doug wilder and alan iversen, but we will take this call from new york. you are on the air. caller: can you hear me? host: go ahead, we are listening. caller: can you hear me, sir? mr. wilder: yes, i hear you. host: that caller is gone. we are moving on to charlene in florida. caller: hi there, how are you. mr. wilder: how are you? it is very, very good to see you and meet you this morning. this is the first time seeing you, governor wilder. i love what you have to say. it hits home. i blame a lot of our chaos on booksr school's history have been changed. the emphasis has not been put on both sides of history, and the

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he eradicates that whole concept of dominion and goes the other direction that we are right along an alligator and no different than an alligator and that these alligators have every bit a right to exist as we do because they play an important role in the system. called that a divine harmony. the harmony was interconnection and interdependence and is sacred. it's not just you tell tearing. that there doesn't just exist to be killed because it's taking out my sheep, you see he is so radical by 1867 his entirely different worldview that the one that dominated agricultural america in 1870. two things to remember about the journals. this is his first journal, 1867, the thousand mile walk. it's not published in his lifetime. it's published two years after he died in 1916. his second journal is his most famous one. my first summer in the sierra. in many respects it's what he called his baptism by light. he finds his vocation and goal in yosemite. he finds his work district in many respects what happened on his thousand mile walk it showed him his limits. it out of a very important lesson i

he eradicate that whole concept of dominion and goes the other direction. we are right about an alligator, no different than an alligator. these alligators have every bit to exist as we do. because they play an important role in the system. he called that a divine harmony. this harmony is interconnection, it entered dependence is sacred. it's not just utilitarian. the alligator does exist just to provide food. that bear doesn't exist just to be killed because it's taking out my sheep. you see? so he so radical by 1867, he has an entirely different worldview than one that dominated agriculture of america in 1867. the two things to remember about these journals and tried one. this his first journal, 1867, the 1000-mile walk. it's not published in his lifetime. it's published two years after he died in 1916. his second term as the most famous one. my first summer in the sierra. in many respects it's what he calls his baptism by light here he finds his vocation and goal in yosemite. he finds his work. many respects what happened in the 1000-mile walk was showed

. >> host: governor wilder as you well know visiting the new dominion have things change? >> guest: is yes, they have changed. the situation is eternal vigilance is the place of freedom or liberty.e of you can just address a situation today and think that it's going to be gone. you have to nurture it. like everything else. it's your freedom and is the thing that you have to work at. the unfortunate thing is thatt what did take place in charlottesville as now we look back, some of that could have been prevented in some of that could have been stopped and some of it could have been curtailed and yet it doesn't describe virginia nor does it describe charlottesville and the people of virginia didn't like how it ended up and getting to your question it means that we just can't go by what we used to do. we have got to use what we do to improve what we do and address it to the times of the day. one of the things i have always insisted we need to do more of q is to acquaint our people, all of our people with the history of america, with the history of virginia, with a history of a

dominion energy is scrapping the plan. dominion is asking the state corporation commission to allow it to build along i- i market instead. this story is getting a lot of shares on our facebook page. some of the carver road residents are descendants of freed slaves who acquired the land in prince william county. >> mall mayhem. hundreds of people faced off >>> developing story in mexico. two more earthquakes hit today. following tuesday's 7.1 magnitude quake that left 300 dead. a 4.5 earlier this evening. and then a 6.2 magnitude aftershock hit this morning. first responders had a temporarily stop efforts from tuesday's earthquake. no significant damage reported from either of today's quakes. los angeles county's elite fire and rescue team is now on scene. to help find survivors there. this wild scene inside a mall just outside of st. louis, missouri today when police arrested 20 protesters. they were protesting last week's acquittal of white police officer, jason stockily who shot and killed an unarmed african-american man

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larry: employees with dominion power hitting the road and helping to get the light spec on for millionssuzanne, they certainly have their work cut out for them. certainly do, they are doing their final checks here in lake city, florida, leaving here and just about 15 for an intensive two-week operation that is going to take place in the state of florida. tj is one of the people about to deploy down to florida. talk to me about what you anticipate seeing on the ground. >> we are hoping to go to orlando, roughly isabel. rear property stuff, polls on the ground. we don't know where we are staying, accommodations, but dominion does a good job. >> you referenced isabel, a lot of people in this area remember that catastrophic storm through our area. losing power for about two weeks. how do you expect this will prepare to that? >> similar. a lot of house services, pulls down, florida is a big metro area, we will be dealing with a lot of customers, lots of trees down. they have a shallow root base down there. everybody, be safe. suzanne: godspeed to you. two thirds of the state, this crew will

banks were charted by the dominion government.there was only three of our banks as opposed to the kind of radical expansion of state banking and national banking inn the united states. and the canadian bankers, first of all, had experience internat international expansion withinin candidate itself, woul when youk about the movement of institutions like the bank of nova scotia from halifax to montrÉal to toronto and then to the west. following the movement of the canadian pacific railroad. they had already developed a sense of how do you conquer space basically. so it was easy then for them to move into the caribbean because they had this experience overseas, if you think of western canada as being some ways overseas to the maritime provinces. furthermore, the canadian bankers were working and what we might call intra- colonial mode, which is a sense that they're going to do the work in the british colonies that england itself wasn't going to do. so the kind of caribbean territories to some degree were seated to canadian banks and

as we speak-- dominion energy field personnel are gearing up in herndon to make the trip. they leave this morning at 6:30. abc-7 will continue to monitor irma's impact on florida - and the southern u-s. you'll find our continuing coverage online at wjla dot com. there you'll also find a list of charities - already on the ground... so you c this morning-- north korea will be feeling the pain of new united nations sanctions. the u-n security council unanimously approved the sanctions last night-- one week after north korea carried out its sixth and largest nuclear test. the resolution does not include the ban on oil imports and the freeze on kim jong un's assets the u-s wanted. both china and russia, two of north korea's strongest allies, agreed on the need for stronger sanctions. happening today in boston-- the man charged with murdering two doctors inside their high rise home, is due in court. police say bampumim teixeira tied up and stabbed the couple back in may. 38-year-old dr. lina bolanos and 49-year-old dr. richard field had been engaged to be married. police say it

live look in hermine dan as dominion crews depart. workers have a huge task ah ahead. more than million customers in five states impacted by irma have no power. >> let's get quick check on sports. 6:34 now. here's morning line. two days since clinching division and securing trip to post surprise nationals will be back on the field hosting braves gee on gonzalez getting start. george washington university night at the ballpark. 19 games left on regular season and then time for postseason. just one more sign hock owey is around the corner preseason arel a just right around the corner. capitol 1 arena now getting signage ice service being installed at former verizon center crews had at work and 11:0 the team logo on ice. it will say capital one arena on the ice. >> "monday night football" double header starts with late game. chargers, bronco, denver took a lead in the fourth. in the final seconds la had a chance to tie this one up. 24-21. 44 yard field goal attempt is blocked. >> here's the bottom line lesson learned here's how you respond to it he took to twitter with th

>> i want to give some love to old dominion quarterback steven williams.he second youngest player in college football history to start the at quarterback. he's not old enough to vote but today he started a game against virginia tech. they lost to the hokeys, but props to this kid for making some history today. another freshman qb getting a start for maryland. cuisine hill. not able to put weight on his right leg. enter max borter slagger. i can't fault him for this one. reaching above one handed interception by the golden nights. the terps d they give up 2350 yards on the grund to uc f. they were down 21 to three in ger getting his legislation here. d.c. more across the country. snap and scam per for the score. the terps they strike a boat race in the fourth . seventeen, maryland loses 38 to ten. all year ray gruden has been preaching balance. when they ran the ball 39 times against the ram rams, look for more of that tomorrow. chris thompson scored two touchdowns in la. he's been called an underside back his entire career and he's used that to motivate hi

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quarterback but don't say that to 17-year- old steven williams who is the starting quarterback for old dominion visiting virginia tech tomorrow, obviously, the youngest in the nation and the youngest since 1973. >> it's something i have been dreaming about. i have always wanted to play in the big games and show what i can do and what my team can do. i'm going to enjoy the moment because football don't last forever. you gotta enjoy every moment of every game. >> he is athletic and runs playing football. all of our players are excited to rally around him. >> amazing. we have a nice slate of games we are covering for you with our cameras for laurel high and the defending 4a maryland champ and damatha hosts friendship collegiate. >>> as much as we are critical for alexander o creche kin for not coming up big for the capitals, he comes up big for the kids. ovie surprised some special players downtown this afternoon. >> it was fun. he is awesome, too. like he spent time doing stuff and now, he is having fun. >> you have an opportunity to help the kids, you know. how often do you get to do that? again

jonathan: cyclists on the washington and the old dominion trail have been running into problems for the past several days. they have been running over the problems. >> do you see those? tacks. someone has been leaving industrial tacks on the pavement causing riders to get flat tires. given the incidents, some believe they are left on purpose. bike so they can turn you into a victim. jonathan: they collect as many as possible but they want to put a warning out to let you know it's going on out there. michelle: that would be a surprise. roll doing and all of a sud an flat. >> big bummer. talk about the weather. michelle: this is the last weekend of summer. doug: that is right. tell you the weather story for wednesday evening. you have the whole beach to yourself. everybody is in school. the local temperatures at 6:00. 80 in warrenton. 75 in martinsburg. win chester and 78 in gaithersburg. patuxent river at 77. this evening we have partly cloudy skies. it's comfortable outside. no rain worries. this is what is left of the circulation around what was once irma. fair amount of rain that is p

also moving away from a dominion concept, and then ethics come out of that. if alligators have worth, value and dignity, how must i respond to tears, alligators, coyotes, walls -- wolves? .hey have rights, too you treat them with respect. he was organizationally skilled later on. you saw his management skills running factories. he envisaged how to create an organization that would continue beyond his death to carry forth those values. and he of course founded the sierra club and the national park system. from my perspective, there are about two or three important things. number one, travel is usually in shaping worldview. that young adults looking for direction, looking for a career, looking for a vocation or calling would do well to serve .nd travel in their 20's the second thing is, when that takes place, we can see by the evidence that consciousness changes. worldview changes. i think, hopefully, it changes for the better. i have not read too many travel accounts where persons travel and the worldview is narrowed. it sometimes happens, sometimes you have d

you can see the eye pushing north of the dominion republic taking aim at turks and caicos. category 5 hurricane. the numbers in, 180-mile an hour winds. excuse me, this has diminished in intensity a little bit, but it's still a strong category five hurricane it looks like it will turn the corner and come into miami as a category 4 saturday into sunday, and 3 in melbourne and 2 in jacksonville and pushes into charles. the entire southeastern region we're concerned about it. there's a possibility it could go anywhere within the wide cone. the spaghetti plots mimicking the idea it comes up the east coast of florida and most model have have it falling a part in the southern states to the southwest. close enough to bring rain. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 74, clouds breaking, a nice afternoon, slightly breezy afternoon ahead part nice on friday, 73. saturday, 71. nice weather for the temple football him game and sunday, 74 degrees. the early part of next week, we start out with a high of 76 degrees, a decent amount of sunshine. if irma takes the expected track l

she was working at old dominion and somebody asked her to join in on some fun.ked the song booty lish us by destiny's child. >> what else do you pick? >> then she got down. we talked to her today. she tells us she's been with hyattsville p.d. for a year. bosses tell us they love her personal. this is why they shared this video on their facebook page. >> i like it, i like it. >> good stuff. she's got some moves. >> doesn't take herself seriously. >> exactly. it might be friday but we are already pumped for sunday, folks. the redskins back in town. it is sunday night football on nbc and getting a -- after getting the win on the road and they're playing, as we >> and on top of that, one lucky fan will be headed to fedex in style this sunday evening with a pretty fun date. >> that's right. our pat collins is the man. he just had the big reveal. he joins us live. okay, who is the lucky guest? >> look at that smirk. >> reporter: i will get to that in a minute. but first you should know 2850 people entered the contest to go with me to the raiders/redskins game at fedex

for bicyclists after tacks ended up lodged in tires on a herndon section of the washington and old dominion trail. and this morning- there's concern that dozens of tacks were not left there by accident. one bike shop owner told abc seven multiple people were waiting seven multiple people were waiting outside thier shop on sunday to get flat tires fixed. our second rainy morning this week - but better news at we look ahead the weekend. feeling more like summer as we approach the first day of fall. eileen whelan is tracking the warm up next. he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph northam. born and raised in rural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away. - still watching hurricane jose today: mostly cloudy, warm and humid. isolated am

the dominion energy crews were in broward and miami-dade counties over the weekend. they replaced mutiple broken poles, mostly in alleys and backyards. they also helped restore power to a nursing home. france say they do not believe an acid attack on four american college students was an act of terror. those victims -- students from boston college who are studying abroad. police say the women were at a train station sunday when another woman sprayed acid on them. she was arrested. the students are all expected to be okay. british authorities have arrested a second man in connection with friday's terror attack on a subway train in london. the 21-year-old was taken into custody saturday- hours after an 18-year-old man was arrested. the bombing injured 30 passengers. britain has now lowered it's terror threat from "critical" to "severe"... but officials say an attack is still likely. president trump is back in new york city preparing for a pivotal u-n general assembly. and all eyes will be on trump as he gears up for meetings with several world leaders. at the top of th

we are dominion energy. i was asked if i had family in florida. cousins, aunts, uncles, and lots relatives. he boarded up his windows. some neighbors have chosen not to. so -- >> amazing stuff. the pictures we have seen -- i mean, we knew this would be bad. to see tampa bay, the water i mean, aut of it -- lot of folks are saying it is really cool, but they do not realize that mine feet of water nine on in and moves -- feet of water comes in and moves quickly. couple came to shore a of hours ago. the storm is finally beginning to weaken in terms of its wind speed. good news, but still, we have a long way to go. 12 to 18 hours before the system finally moves out. ft. myers looking at heavier rain. you can see the rain bands continue to spin in. for charlotte looking rain. dicee going to slice and the hurricane. many layers to the storm. here is one layer here. another here. this is what spins and spins. that is overland, things are beginning to settle down. we do not have the warm water to feed off of to keep the storm strong. we will head to the ba

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