dominion hires a lot of veterans. you obviouslyave to be very skilled, but is there a shortage of lineman? tell us about what dominion is offering to do? >> well, one out of every five se es is a veteran, and beca of our skill set and our safety ethics it transitions well to being a lineman, and we do well with time restraint and it's a great transition from the military to the field, and so they seem to hire 20% of new hires are veterans. >> which is fantastic. colonel, you are retired and a former pilot. tell us about your service? >> i y served 20ears as a pilot. a lot of fun. >> i bet it was. you are actually the retired founder of this foundation, which is working to put veterans in homes, correct? >>hat's right. operation new hope foundation helped 800 veterans get into housing i the metro area. >> some of the homes have been weatherized under dominion's program. tell us about the 100 homes for 100 veterans project? >> it's a program through our energy share program where we will take 100 vets if they qualify an

and will start at the eac in the same month as leaving her post in dominion. i'm wondering, usually if we leave congress there is a cooling off period for a year. is there concern about a cooling off period? the appearance of a conflict of interest in this higher? what were those considerations in the mind of the agency when this person was hired and what steps will you take to make sure that people don't favor one company or another because of their prior employment? >> there is an ethics officer in the general counselor and as employees come or leave, they are briefed on their ethical requirements on taking a position at the ac in testing and certification. the employee you are speaking about, although we didn't hire her, she is a certification director for one of the vendors so she has worked with certification with states and at a federal level and brings a lot of assets to the election assistance committee. >> i don't even know this person. i'm not attacking her qualifications in any way, the point i'm trying to make is if you have somebody who is represe

one of them was done with congress on what i might be seen as get out of the dominion had been to look at the committee which i didn't read up. on the. 100 and if you had here fairly. this week. and of a ticket in. that easy day it surely if he had been a good the 11 minute. dunning would lay some out a lot of comments there and it was just a theory learn a lot of stick it was. like you know you give. them a shot at that in order. but a lot of them will do you go almost hold a lot of dumb of them or more for the initial shock i guess you know that i mean not the love you. i'm going to somalia so you've got to give more information about the. how we got on but if you should. take it you know. what i think. i'm going. to be given up. the like a lot actually the thought of the way i live it isn't going to help and some of it i got so i. i'm glad i'm there with i don't like anybody. i love. only i want to give. you a life. yeah you have a lot of last. saturday. yeah and unlike a lot. of us oh. well how your mom i don't know whose it was and it's alive . and i'm sure yeah. i mean. we did bu

china has established its dominion essentially over the south china sea nohow, hasn't it?>> i wouldn't say that. you -- someone pointed out to china is trying to establish his own monroe doctrine. in the south china sea. i think the parallels are very far away which america established the monroe doctrine towards colonial powers and the late 1800s. any action on this colony both north american, south american will be a threat, china is very far from that. that's why you have the freedom of navigation passengers in which china dutifully asserts its alleged claims and in which the u.s. and others who conduct these passages respond. it's hardly a threat. spira just ahead, explain why the way america deals with china would be the greatest to promote a challenge of our time. can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it'

southbound 95 before kings dominion, traffic stopped becahese of anot tractor-trailer crash.on aar? >> thank you. b02. >>> somereaking news in fairfax county now. police are on the scene of a deadly shooting in clan tillie. >> -- chantilly. >> it happened at a shopping facility around around 1:30. justin finch with more. >> reporter: as you mentioned, ae man dead this morning. several we told by fairfax county police are now in custody. they are still on the scene of this strip mall off route 50 here in the chantilly area. behind us you will see a group n ofstigators by a van just behind us,ld over my sh here. this parking lot is now ape s-crossed with crime all about it. we were told by police on scene that this area is very much an expansive crime scene. still trying to piece together d thetails of what happened here overnight. here's what we do know, however, that close to 1:30 this morning a man was shot in this parking lot. he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead a short time after. we are told in the process of investigating that several people were take into custody

we checked in with dominion virginia power. at this point they're reporting thousands of outages right here in this area. so a lot of work to do. again to get things cleared up there are more storms in the forecast. erika, back to you. >> you are right. and all of that has ved out for this evening. [ inaudible ] but tomorrow we're exptcting a very differen story. and storm team 4 meteorologist somaia theodore sd we're seeing activity on the radar. >> we are not done yet. we're starting to see storms pop up and the second storm and as the sun goes down we lose the daytime energy and the severe threat drops and still dangerous with lightning. however, look as soon as i say that a severe thunderstorm warning comes up. a severe thunderstorm warning in frederick county, maryland for baltimore and carol. and this is a storm -- let's go into it. here it is. gusting winds upward of 60 miles per hour with the storm already starting to see some hail. it is been building now back towards middletown and swept through frederick and on a eas

china has established its dominion essentially over the south china sea nohow, hasn't it? out to china is trying to establish his own monroe doctrine. in the south china sea. i think the parallels are very far away which america established the monroe doctrine towards colonial powers and the late 1800s. any action on this colony both north american, south american will be a threat, china is very far from that. that's why you have the freedom of navigation passengers in which china dutifully asserts its alleged claims and in which the u.s. and others who conduct these passages respond. it's hardly a threat. spira just ahead, explain why the way america deals with china would be the greatest to promote a challenge of our time. how do you gauge the greatness of an suv? is it to carry cargo... or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength... or its sign of intelligence? in crossing harsh terrain... or breaking new ground? this is the mercedes-benz suv family. greatness comes in many forms. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional lease and financing offers. merced

one of them was done with congress on the might be seen as good at the height of the dominion you can also look at the committee which i had to beat up. some of the. 100 and if you had. this week. and of a ticket in need that. day it sure you feel i am in a good a. dunning would lay some out a lot of comments there and it would you have to fear learn a lot of ticket what. you know you give. them a shot at that in order. but a lot of that you'd almost. hold a lot of dumb of them or more for the initial shock i guess you know that i mean not the love you. i'm going to somalia so you've got to give more information about the. how we got on but the fish. but i feel. i must. be given up going to someone like a lot actually thought of the very idea that they're going to hold some of it i got so i. i'm glad i'm there with you i don't like anybody and you are well i want. only i want to get it. but if you would only do a lot. yeah you have a lot of laughs and the little bit that i fed it sounds sad. yeah now and all. of us oh. well know how your mom last one day i don't know whose it was and

the long arm of the united states of the us extending wherever it wants claiming to have global dominion and jurisdiction over this issue that's perhaps even something more worrying and let's not forget that wiki leaks julian songe bradley net manning then now chelsea manning exposed real war crimes there was a mass murder carried out on film and this was seen by the world at the time and to 2 massive outrage and shock but no one has ever been held to account really for was effectively a mass murder by members of the u.s. military who were probably acting on direct orders from the c.e.o. in iraq at the time but that is not know it now is not up for discussion for some reason in this what they're talking about is sources and methods the saying that julie sanchez somehow put us people in the field government workers at risk well during the trial of bill bradley manning they the government had multiple opportunities to present evidence that somehow sources and methods were compromised or that agents in the field were put in danger and they did not at no point did they come forward with any

here in france president dominion m micron welcome to iraq's prime minisister a addedp the muddy at the elysee palace. reitererating his country's supportt for iraq in its reconstruction efffforts. it marks up in my these fast state visit to francis since he was s elected lost yet. the iraq prime m minister s sd that his couountry relies heaviy on paris as it tries to recover from years of conflict. ahead of his meeting with business leaders. back in ththe securityy dependsn reconstructionon. servrvices economy.. openness onn the private sector. and i check too busy of capsule in business. we rely heavily o on the presene of the frencnch by all sides in the reconstruction. and to helplp us move f forwardn vavarious issssues exactctly f h companiess iololved in the reconstruction of iraq it is a laland of realal opppportunity.. whether it's transpoports eney agriculture warts --- beeeen mananagement's w we w wants to e to fully mobilized t them as wee mobililized a onene billion eurs fufunding line. to f facilitate these new projects. let's take a qck look at the markets now a a strong d

it means that chapter of dominion, but in arabic, it also has the concept of ownership. and he chooses of all the chapters in the koran, the chapter on ownership. in that chapter, the statement of those who do not learn from their mistakes. those who do not learn from their mistakes are punished. those who learn, who are guided by the wisdom of god, go to heaven. it is almost as if he is saying, just by this choice of first, ownership in islam is god's only. we really do not own anything. the only owner is god. and he owns the whole of the universe. but, no individual has the right to own and therefore, in other saying, you do not have the right before the eyes of god to own another human being. this is the message that comes to me as i read through the work , although he never says that. it simply says those who will learn will be rewarded, those who do not learn will be punished. i they that he sees himself -- i think he sees himself through his work as a really a missionary to some extent. bringing the truth to the world through his writings. but again, this is someth

met with italy's giuseppe conte on tuesday ahead of talks with the ongoing merkel in berlin and dominion michael in paris. the e. u. has thus far failed to back a joint political solution to the crisis. while european leaders theoretically support elsa rushes government of national accord the libyan leader has accused france of backing help that is libyan national army. accusations perris s denies. as european leaders strtruggle o unites t the risk of a full blon civil w war is o only growing speaking throughgh the libyayan nationalal army spokesman on sunday general hop that urged his troops to wipe out all opposition forces. despite the united nations calls for ramadan ceasefire. look at t the what the outcome f that howow battles against terrororism in the and i don't ok for the holy momonth of ramadan. well pretty much freestyle termination anany strength are u all d during this holy month wasn't with them about t the led offices in wattles is an armed forces and the whole t thing was is. i said i usually during these glorious day us. and your strength and determination. the enemy a

what we didn't do was go into the area where the federal government had no dominion, which were state regulated plans. we said, states should have the aket to regulate their own plans ability to regulate their own plans. president obama said they were moving too slow. he ran on the platform of taking those plans from state control. he won that debate. the affordable care act implemented those conditions. and the bill today says, if states have an idea about how to protect families from pre-existing conditions better than the one in the affordable care act, we don't want to hear it. there is one solution for pre-existing conditions and it's the one that president obama implemented, no other. i think that's wrong. i think that's wrong. dr. burgess knows more about medicine than i ever hoped to know. he knows more about serving patients than i ever hope to know. ms. shalala as secretary of health and human services, knows more about health care than i will ever hope to know. i trust these folks to solve solutions differently in florida, in texas, than we do in georgia this. bill does one

old dominion drive at delaney road, a downed tree and closures there. a new problem inwi brandy, northbound 5 after brandywine road. road. left lane blocked. (lawn mower motor) - whoa, you got him to mow the lawn! - yeah, ever since i opened virginia529 accounts for the kids he actually hasn't been so bad. (glass shattering) - whoa! (laughs) that garden gnome came out of nowhere, am i right? - oooh! - i'd love a lemonade by the way. - but he still has his moments. - [narrator] visitvirginim to learn about college savings day on may 29th. >>> welcome back. what do you do when you have an off day or two, whenou feel out of sorts, maybe not like yourself? >> talking about margaritas here? nachos? >> there's one solution. >> oh. well, many are turning to an ancient practice to sootheheir modern-day ills. in our ongoing look at alternative wellness. justin finch tells us more about chakra balanciwh. >> we use we call chakra lights. >> reporter: not sure what chakra lights are for? listen and look closely. >> if you look at them, the color -- each chakra has

dominion energy is reporting more than 17,000 without power throughout northern virginia. and there's only fivesmeco customers and 11 rappahannock customers without power. >>> theeather being blamed for an outage and fire in this home iny montgomerounty. a candle in a bedroom caused this fire in brookvill during yesterday's massive storm. county officials confirm at least one power pole snapped in half during the storm. the familyt lives here will have to find somewhere else to stay. locally nobody was injured. >>> we're hoping for much calmer weather throughout this holiday weekend. so far, so good, when you talk about day. >> that's true. will it stay this nice all day, chuck? >> i wishne i had good that it would be cool with low humidity through the holiday weekend. unfortunately we only get a 24-hour window of the real comfortable air of late spring before the heat and humidity of summertime come racing back in. right now mostly in the mid-70s in the city, low 70s in the shenandoah valley. charlottesville already evea86 degrees. the warm and humid air from yesterday ha

the japanese have dominion over the mandated islands in the central pacific. the marshals, the carolines, the marianas, guam. they have spent years figuring out how to create a defensive network, a web in these islands. we get a taste of what it might have been like to attack them directly at guadalcanal because the japanese are good at shuttling airplanes around, bringing surface forces to trick the u.s. navy and fight very actively. it would have been much worse than the marianas because they were close to their bases. how can this pacific fleet enter this and fight effectively a centralized fleet based around battle fleets would have had real problems with this and going into the teeth of the japanese plans? the battle fleet reconfigures itself and becomes a network of carrier task forces. instead of moving into a single area and occupying one objective at a time, it can move into an entire island group. seize decisive points, prevent reinforcements, overwhelmed japanese defenses, and leave when the locations had been secured. this is the pattern that is em

chinese are only modest aspirations -- [laughter] and they have no interest whatsoever in world dominion right. lou: it's pure nonsense. [laughter] >> well, as i understand their way of expressing themselves, it'll be a big accident, lou. they have four times more people than we do, so as soon as our incomes are the same, their gdp will be four times bigger, but we will love it. it'll be this happy new world. it's, obviously, designed to make us complacent or even have divisions in our own country. but i think the president trump saw through this in his executive order just last week, may 15th, where he comes out against digital threats, he talks about sabotage and subversion in this executive order. these are really strong words coming back from president trump. lou: they are. they're also apt, on point and direct. the chinese, in talking about a long march, would be correct in inferring that there will be punishment because this is an economy, as you well know, that's managed, after all. >> yes, absolutely. lou: there is a tendency in the liberal west to want to ascribe to it all of th

at oneoint dominion power was reporting more than 100,000 customers wiout electricity. >> all of this the same line of storms that spawned deadly tornados inss miouri overnight killing three people there. the storms have moved out now, so we'll begin team coverage tonight with shomari stone and a new look at theda ge in southeast, washington. what are you finding, shomari? >> reporhar: people tell me t it was an absolute mess, that heavy wind and rain swept through here.ou y see the suv on a slope right now because of the concrete right there. you see the dird.

at oneoint dominion power was reporting more than 100,000 customers wiout electricity. >> all of this part of the same line of storms that spawned deadly tornados inss miouri overnight killing three people there. the storms have moved out now, so we'll begin team coverage tonight with shomari stone and a new look at theda ge in southeast, washington. what are you finding, shomari? >> reporhar: people tell me t it was an absolute mess, that heavy wind and rain swept through here.ou y see the suv on a slope right now because of the concrete right there. you see the dird. a dirt. and when the wind swept through, the tree fell right on top of the building right here. two men were renovating it. and they immediately evacuated. they saw the suv and they say they can't leave because if they remove the suv, that perhaps the concete could come up and cause serious problems on ultimate here. now, there is a woman who lives right down the bloc we talked to her. >> the rain started and i heard a big boom and i was like my whole house just shook. >> reporter: that's righ she says her whole house j

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when we spoke with the father of the l & g industry and the dominion energy, they both told us the same thing. simply no additional supply to be had those guys, so where does this put us this world view, the one that says nobody left in china to do business with very bad for china and very good for the u.s. wow that, is thoughtful. that terrifies most investors. wall street once traded with china. the last thing they want is for the second largest economy in hichltry to go to recession. something that could spread to other trading partners the president isn't telling companies they need to make everything here. he wants them move away from china. we're talking to laura albert. she is ahead of the curve. she is getting around the tariff hikes, including the united states she's making fabric in tupelo, mississippi, since she saw this coming 500 jobs. now it gets worse for the chinese. trump's deeping whether to slap 25% tariffs on the $300 billion worth of the stuff we import at that point, china will be out of american exports and they threaten to start selling more than a trillion dolla

he had dominion over it, rather than just letting himself be at the mercy of it.as listening to arundhati roy talk about leaving bauxite in the mountains. i was thinking, it is no different than women's bodies or little girls body. can you just honor the tenderness? can you just look at the tenderness and appreciate the tenderness? the answer is, if you do not have the capacity to be vulnerable, to stand in your own tenderness, no, you have just sees it and dominated and exploited and take it. is the wayy and rape to avoid that tenderness. i think that begin the journey. amy: this started when you were like five years old? and how did you recall these memories? >> it was like i said. i have known pieces of my story. i have never allowed myself to really put it all down, to just go, here is what happened. i think in writing the book, because i was writing it from my father's point of view, i suddenly had memories that i had never had before. he was the carrier of the memories. do you know what i mean? something interesting i learned, and i want to say this to other

old dominion drive, street closures there. >>> later on news 4, we will tell you about the home drugctitive edge. >> find out the dangers and consequence of takoug them witha prescription. we'll check on your forecast next. >>> monday is going to be an unpleasant day to spend any time outside, it's raini across the area now, temperatures are only in the upper 40s and low 50s. what you see is what you get,ou ds and chilly weather all day long, highs today in the 50s. >>> >>> it's 7:30 now,t's monday morning, the 13th of may, 2019. we're so glad to have the crowd on the plaza. it's a grey day in the east. the weather is part of the story this week. >> some parts will see snow during the second week of may. the weather and a check of the headlines, severe storms pushing into the northeast after leaving large sections of the south under water. much as 10 inches of rain flooded parts of new orleans and other are in louisiana, in fact, miissippi's governor declared a state of emergency as to original downpours washed out roads there. flood waters mayave contributed to the derament of this

be glory and majesty, dominion and power now and forever, common -- amen.s"] ♪ grace, how sweet the sound ♪ [piano music] i once was lost but now i am found see ♪ind but now i >> thank you. peace be with you. >> sunday on book tv, at noon eastern, in-depth is live with university of pennsylvania professor and author kathryn jamison for discussion on her latest book, "packaging the presidency," join our conversation with your phone calls, tweets, and facebook questions. terwords,astern on afdte implicit racial bias. people talk that it is old-fashioned racism, but implicit bias is something that you may not you know you have, something you don't know is affecting how you are thinking even. it is when we know what the stereotypes are about various social groups we don't always know that the stereotypes are influenced what we are doing, how we are evaluating someone. >> watch this weekend on book tv on c-span2. tv,n american history sunday at 6:30 p.m. eastern, astronaut michael collins on the 50th anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing. >> i think people i

be glory and majesty, dominion and power now and forever, common -- amen.aps"] ♪ grace, how sweet the sound ♪ [piano music] i once was lost but now i am found see ♪ind but now i >> thank you. peace be with you. >> kathy castor of florida talks about climate issues, before the care act and campaign 2020. she chairs the select committee on the climate crisis. newsmakers today at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> today on book tv at noon eastern in-depth is live with professor and author kathleen hall jamieson for an interactive escutcheon on her latest books packaging the presidency and cyber war how russian hackers and trolls help elect a president. join our conversation with your phone calls tweets and facebook questions. at 9:00 eastern on afterwards, stanford university professor jennifer everhart offers insights on implicit racial bias in her book, biased. each is interviewed by val demings. >> a lot of people talk about that as old-fashioned racism but this implicit bias is something that you may not even know you have. something you don't

has to look at five i, which is an agreement all our intelligence shared with canada and the other dominionsitain and we have to get out of that agreement because they have them do the spying and report to our government so our government can say we don't spy on our own citizens. host: when it comes to this opening domestically, why do you support it? caller: i support it because we deserve to know the truth. it is obvious there was a double standard with everything to do with hillary clinton. she was never under oath and they did not even take her machines and look at them. until we get the truth about all the foreign involvements, we are never going to have a free country. we have a star chamber with the fisa court. i think this is a good start and i pray this man will be thankful to his oath. host: brad in london, kentucky, go ahead. caller: i agree with the previous caller. we have to get to the bottom of this and i am afraid we almost -- the american people as a whole don't have the will. when we find the answer to do what we need to do. we have known about abuses of , butntelligence ag