stuff, like breaking out of their normal realm this is a sparkling riesling from germany it's called dr. l. it's delicious about $13 a bottle fruity, crisp. if you like preseco, it's a great alternative. it's not sweet >> it has a little citrus sparkling water. >> for 13 bucks, it's a great wine and it's a novelty. it's something fun to talk about at your parties. for affordable whites, would have been in love with this one. this is the cune nonopole white. it's from spain. >> that's nice, too. and, again, it's not too strong. >> not too strong. very line. cune is a long standing producer the name is actually the company of -- >> i'm never going to get that >> which is why they've abbreviated it down to cune. >> again, not too sweet. >> not too sweet crisp, dry great sort of start of the party everybody standing around having a glass of wine. >> start a party >> my parties go late. >> i should know >> then we have a red. so this is south africa, actually >> it's not a dark red >> it's a really talented young winemaker named ad i badenhorst. >> it's not heavy. >> it's cabernet it's a really

pendants it looks a bit from where it looked last year ok thanks for bring us up to date as you say that dr l. a hundred croque readers spanish history britain's newcastle university levy made time for us of a good night. thank you. russia's alleged online meddling is surface once again but this time moscow can't be blamed the new york times is reporting that a group of democratic party members undertook a secret project to test online tactics during the election in the us took place in the state of alabama last year by employing methods allegedly used by russia to influence campaigns. for years the public you me barash by stories of russian bots on t.v. radio papers daily he told us of malicious programs of evil software soulless slaves puton an existential threat to america take the alabama election a year ago russian boortz the media reported interfered medaled corrupted on behalf of republican candidates roy moore so surprise a tougher supporting more they both have a deep love of country the countries russia but still rather treaty card with question is for you it's pretty alarming when

dr. daniel l. driesbach. dr. driesbach is professor of public affairs in the american university in washington, d.c., he received a doctorate of philosophy degree where he studied as a rhodes scholar and a jurist doctorate degree from the university of virginia. following law school he served as a judicial clerk, rather, for the circuit judge robert f. chapman of the u.s. 4th circuit court of appeals, and after two years he practiced public interest law specializing in civil and religious liberties. professor driesbach's research interests include constitutional law and the intersection of politics, law and religion in american public life. he has authored or edited ten books including thomas jefferson and the wall of separation between church and state, new york university press, faith in the founders of the american republic, oxford university press, and the sacred rights of conscience liberty fund. professor driesbach's most recent book is "reading the bible with the founding fathers" oxford university press.

we could hit a break with some l dr and then more rain arrives as we head throughout the day. just prepare yourself for rain throughout the da h would vy later. we have a flood watch that goes for everybody until sunday morning. 1 to 2 inches of rain possible. again, raihe throughout day. i was trying to come up with another word. heavy rn possible tonight. we have showers all throughout the day. let's time it out for yo t let'e out when it gets out of here. this will show it. 6:00 a.m., the rain aoss the area. spotty, moderate rain. b it couome light through the middle part of the day. no way is it a dry day. i don't think we'll have many dry times but the rain may let up a little bit. late on tonight i think we'll have another wave that comes vyrough and brings another period of h rain. tomorrow morning by daybreak it's more showers. we'll continue to have occasional showers tomorrow. one thing i want to point out. i was looking at the model data. we could have a little period of snow flakes ending wet snow through the northernhenandoah valley. i'm not expecting any issues.

"time" calling them the guardians for, quote, speaking up and speaking t l for dr o.island could be approved today. a board of supervisors plan to discuss the issue. tolls as high as $4.50 could start in six. could the oscars go without a host? according to "variety" the oscars are considering going without a host after the withdrawal of kevin hart. >>> panera is >>> good morning, america. a new storm about to barrel across the country as a big chill affects millions. that deadly snowstorm closing schools across two states. and the new warning about black ice for your morning commute. >>> overnight, jared kushner speaks out. what the president's son-in-law and seor adviser is saying abthe scramble to fi chief of staff before john kelly leaves the white house. >>> domestic terror takedown. the 23-year-old woman arrested accused of planning a mass murder at a bar in ohio. >>> striking a deal. maria butina, the woman charged with being a russian agent, has reached a new plea deal with the justice department. what did she agree to? who will pay the price?

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when the fire started there were about l 25 beaglesing in this kennel. dr.rooks ahalt arrived as the fire was being put out and neighbors as well as first responders were trying to care for the injured dogs. >> that numbe dogs and that number of people, the way the community came together, the way the firefighters were helping with the animals, one of the firefighters gave one of the dogs oxygen because it wasn't breathing. that helped it, too. everybody coming together was amazing. >> reporter: he fought the blaze with others trying to save as many of his beagles as possible. >> we stil and welcome through this. we are going to be rebuilding our kenne ande will be bigger, better, and stronger. >> reporter: six dogs died in the blaze. three other dogs had be euthanized bjuause their es were so bad. dr. ahalt says it was one of the worst tragedies he has ever witnessed. >> to see how bad the burns were, smoke inhalation. like humane victims when th a fire, we had to make a couple of hard decisions on dogs that suffered significant burns and smoke inhalation.

dr. jones. >> right? >> indiana jones. >> ie l indiana jones. >>> a rare musical treat for a group of local students. >> yese to play with an instrument so famous, get this, that it not only inspired an award-winning film but it travels with a bodyguard. >> reporter: nowng in northern virginia an instrument famous it inspired an oscar-winning film. >> the star o the night, the so-called red violin. w whol start us off? >> reporter: the 1998 "the red violin" followed the journey of the prized red stradivarius, believed to have been lost for nearly 200 years and the series journey continues to with this renown violinist. >> this particular violinates back to 1720 when it was made by antonio have had a vary stradiv. >> reporter: almost 300 years old, you can see the original red rnish. history in her hands, a gift from her grandfather in 1909 when he bought it at auction for $1.7 million. considered one of the mostsu trd instruments in the world, she says the sound is unmatched. >> it can be heard over a symphony orchestra. >> reporter: a rare reach students at spring hill elementary got to experience when pit

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l lungs. we're told the surgery was successful and there are no signs cancer anywhere else. i want to bring in drsanjay gupta to get the latest. how serious is this procedure for someone her age? >> it's a serious operation for anyone at any age. you're having one of the lobes of your lung removed. for anybody it would be a serious operation. given her age, 85, there are more precautions taken place, they're probably going to keep her in the hospital a little longer, he recovery may be longer. we don't know if she had a more minimally involved procedure. she had this rib fracture november 7th. that's when they found these abnormalities in her lung. they thought it was okay to wait six weeks. it gives people a little bit of sense of the idea that the doctors did not feel that they needed to rush this. they probably timed it around the holidays so the justice could recover after this procedure was done. they also, as you noted, did not found any evidence of additional disease besides these two nodules and they didn't found any evidence of disease before the operation suggesting that the cancers spr

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dr. keita franklin, is, quote, reviewing the spending for this important program as part of her duties. dereliction of duty. >>> before we go, remembering a comedic genius, who with a cursive "lon the hearts of millions of americans. today we bid farewell to actress and director penny marshall, who died from complications of diabetes. she had the hit sitcom "laverne and shirley." >> well, we did take no from that one guy who sicced his dogs on us. >> they were just poodles. >> poodles are mean. how would you like to go through life with a tuft of hair here and there. >> penny marshall as a director was a trail blazer, becoming the first woman to direct a film that grossed more than $100 million with the film "big" in 1988, starring tom hanks, of course, with that famous giant fao schwarz piano and hitting a home run with "a league of their own" in 1992. the new york native with her characteristic heavy accent overcame a battle with lung cancer. when asked about her legacy, marshall said, quote, i hope i gave you some enjoyment. penny marshall, you did. and today there is crying in baseball. penny marshall, gone at the age of 75. >>> our coverage on cnn continues right now. th

l this, which is just scary. >> oregon turned the documents over to montgomery county police for safekeeping. >> if you live in maryland, pull out your wallet, check the top right handne cof your dr driver's license. do you see a star there? if not you need to update your i.d. by 2020, you need to have an identification card that meets the real i.d. standards that congress pasd more than a decade ago. if you don't update your i.d., you won't be allowed on military bases and won't be able to board a plane. >> jordan mcnair's family saysly they f support the man that's now leading thef universityryland football program. mike locksley was introduceds the new head coach yesterday. jordan mcnair died after suffering a heat stroke during summerpr tice. his death lead to the firing of the former head football coach. locksley says he understands family's heartache because his son was shot and killed in howard county last year. back a elationship goe long way. our kids went to school together. we have both justgi tlly lost our kids. >> he almost brought me to tears. his humility, his caring for students. we will begin to heal. >> he served as an assistant coach at maryland. he has plans t