. >> still ahead a traffic alert for drivers who travel the dupont circle. what areas you'll want to avoid tomorrow. >> a new report about the tractor-trailer driver who forced a local woman and her car over the railing of a bridge over the bay. >>  follow-up. the driver of the canadian tractor-trailer involved was not experienced. it was his first solo drive in the u.s. the tractor-trailer rear-ended car and pushed the vehicle over the side into the water. the car's driver was not seriously hurt. you can look at the preliminary report on myfoxdc.com. >> prince george's county where the fire department is working with the fire chief to resolve a dispute over the ambulance. volunteers are upset about a new mean date requiring -- mandate requiring four -- >> this is about public safety. we want to make sure at the end of the day that we're all working through this particular issue to address any concerns the fire department may have. >> they want it to be converted to an all response medic unit. >> dupont circle drivers, find an a

that it shows the united states government is so owned by these major chemical corporations like dupont others that they would rather fund them with millions upon billions of dollars in these neo continent pesticide sales than actually care about the be monsanto knows it's killing the bees and that's why i bought one of the major research firms the logic if we allow the corrupt officials inside the united states government that no longer represent us if they don't stop and if they destroy the b population inside the us we're looking at some form of a collapse of the food supply and an economic collapse as well so other. they us stop killing your own country they have to come in and speak for us other nations are speaking more for the united states population than the united states government itself there was the future if these corporations keep control the biotech corporations are already on to the next phase which is something called biopharmaceutical crops where they actually have vaccines and pharmaceutical components already made inside the crops and now you're actually getting pha

but remember, officer dupont's shift is far from over. >> it is currently about 3:30, 3:40 in the morning have several hours to go we saw so much tonight. >> you nifr know what's going to happen on this job in the next three hours. >> a very special thank you to the nassau county police department and of course officer jim dupont for letting us tag along. >> great story. what an unpredictable job they have. >> it can be very dangerous as well. >> a glamorous mug shot. >> i was trying to go for paris hilton but i didn't. >> now 40 minutes after the hour. coming up they risk their lives fighting for her freedom. now our soldiers could be cheated out of student loans. we will tell you about this. >> a head of the irs the agency in charge of implementing obama care wants to keep the healthcare plan he has. >> stay with the current policy that i am pleased with rather than go through a change. >> plus, wait until you hear who else is about to get an obama care waiver. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's th

this is julian dupont riding on the surface of the moon with his bike.d bull sponsored rider. i mean, look at that. he's riding on the crooks and the crags of the moon floating seamlessly doing jumps, tricks all over the rocky surface of the moon and somehow able to come back down. has his anti-gravity boots on. okay, you got me. not the surface of the moon. >> what? >> i know. >> i'm shocked, shocked i tell you. >> this is milos island in greek. very unique landscape on the surface of earth, but the way they've got this lit, the way they're shooting it just makes it look very much like the surface of the moon. >> water on the moon. who knew, huh? >> it is very mesmerizing to consider what this guy can do and consider the tricks he's doing on this rough, rugged landscape. the very last jump he does right here, that looks like the famous shot from "e.t." where he's riding the bike into space? >> yeah. >> that's it for rtm. seal you next time. everybody. i'm beth troutman. time to take a look at great videos "right this minute." >>> kids in indonesia play

this is officer jim dupont. >> tell us a little bit about your work shift. what how do you typically begin and end? >> we start around 7:00 o'clock at night and we end at 7:00 o'clock 2349 morning. >> what are things you usually carry with you when you're heading out? >> the first and foremost is you have to wear a vest. you're not allowed to leave tonight's until you have one. put this over your head. and then you just adjust it this way. lift your arms up. you're all set to go. >> i'm all ready. let's go ahead and patrol the streets. ♪ >> although the night gets off to a tie yet start, about an hour later, we find ourselves responding to the burglary of a local panera bread. >> somehow the female managed to get through the front door, i guess followed the manager in and forced all the employees into the back and went into the manager's office and stole some currency. >> the investigation into this crime is just beginning and can take all night. with the number of officers already on the scene, we think it's sa

additional trains will run between dupont circle and tell det.that -- and gallau thel ahead at 6:00, godfather of go-go, chuck brown. what is not included in the park is on? >> what can we expect for the weekend weather? > a deep holenals dug for themselves,, plus the redskins riding high. ♪ >> chuck brown of course is known as the godfather of go-go, but there will be no music venue in a park named after him. d.c. bureau chief sam has the story from northeast. >> in two words, a broad opposition. -- neighborhood opposition. brown, theuck godfather of go-go, was anything but controversial. in his honor, announced with great fanfare, scheduled for completion this summer, has yet to get started. gone is the proposed 900 seat in the theater. also, a smaller 200 seat amphitheater. >> there will possibly be a statue. there will possibly be pictures. >> the reason for the shrinking park, neighborhood opposition to noise and traffic. >> the concern is not the music venue, it is the focal point. there is no real transportation infrastructure to get people there. there is no public restroom f

than the usual 12 months to provide more frequent service additional trains on the red line between dupontcle and gallaudet. >> this warm weather we've been having what better way to cool off than a water park. >> great, great suggestions and, of course, that's the suggestion meteorologist adam caskey has for us, he's live at six flags over maryland this morning and adam, you're a little nervous about what's happening today, is this true? >> i'm terrified about what's going to happen within about the next hour to hour and a half. i have a phobia of tubed water slides. i don't do them, never have done them. i'm getting over that phobia today and it's the bone say pipeline, good morning, thanks to have you with us. we're here at six flags america in upper marlboro. school supplies. how can people get half off their ticket to six flags? >> this week we have a -- today is our annual school supplies drive. bring in six school supply items and you'll get a halfway ticket and all the items will be donated who will give them to title one schools in washington, d.c., prince george's county. >> maki

it added a 5 million share stake in dupont. it's confirming our suspicions before other positions in auction house sotheby's adding two positions there. also bullish on financials adding to lazard and state street. leon cooper added to his stake in apple, thinks the new phone will be a positive catalyst. cooperman, one of several adding to 30 million shares and now has a stake of 95 million shares. tiger global added stakes in news corp. and amazon but dissolved stakes in apple and jc penney and cut two-thirds of its position in grupon. it bought a 10% stake in the economy last fall. it's actually a rental car space in avis budget. rental cars were also hot at blue ridge capital. it sold part of its investments in aig, netflix and liquidated its tesla stake entirely. we've only seen five filings hit the sec website since 3:33 p.m. it's been pequiet. after hours, there are normally dozens of these filings. i called the sec to see if there's a technological issue, they said this is abnormal, but they're looking into the market. >

when mccarthy was in his heyday and he got completely drunk and he had to get him to his car near dupontse mccarthy couldn't find his car. near the end, he had brezhnev out at he got completely drunk and nixon had to carry him upstairs to his bedroom. he took the meanest angry communist and he got brezhnev to his car, got him to bedouin he was drunk. what a career nixon had. nothing like it. >> and these tapes show a real intimacy with mao tse-tung, a warmth nixon had. it's remarkable. >> i think he liked the summit. >> he loved it and wanted another one. the tapes show he was desperate to get him to visit america during watergate, tour the country and nixon was planning a second trip to china that never occurred. >> it's interesting, his last tour of the world was that wonderful trip with anwar sadat where the people were cheering him. what a fascinating story nixon continues to be. jack ferrell is working on a new doug, thank you. doug brinkley, one of the greatest historians of our time, and we'll be right back. >>> we're monitoring breaking news in southern california right now. a ch

dupont chemical was threatened by the natural properties.rst papers began using the spanish slang term marijuana to capitalize on the anti-mexican racism. it was made illegal back in 1937. in '70, president nixon signed the controlled substance act making cannabis a schedule one controlled substance alongside drugs like heroin and pcp gaining to be be more harmful than cocaine. the prison industrial complex has benefited mightily from locking up thousands of nonviolent drug offenders for possession. more recently, michael phelps proved if an autograph's photographed with a bong, it is a scandal. i'm talking to you, president obama because i know you watch current. medical marijuana is at 75% approval. 76% among doctors. you, mr. president are at 49% approval. when you ran, you promised to leave california's clinics alone. you broke that promise. i'm not the guy who made eric holder do it. i'm not saying make pot legal although dshed be mandatory for congress. one of two parties is going to take did up. it will be the winner for them the way

>> dupont, a secret agriculture name. the business is half agricultural and going high.ill think it's paint and rubber. i've got to tell you, this chart looks better than monsanto and potash and they are in the right spot of agriculture so that's my play. >> plus you get an activist in the name about to break out over 60, giving you above 3%. nobody wanted any of the chemical names. now they want them. >> i'm embracing ugly, blackberry, potash, mosaic. like the ugly charts. >> i thought you were talking about your shoes. >> thank you for looking at my feet, but no. >> herb greenberg is here. button up the jc penney thing for us. i know you've been watching how this whole thing sun folding, and you're actually bringing some of warren buffett's wisdom from many years ago into this conversation. how does this all fit? >> from 19939. bill ackman despicable or doing what an investor should do? >> howard schultz using the word despicable. >> buffet's berkshire '93 letter he basically said -- any director receives something he doesn't like should attempt to persuade the other d

that would be a name like ibm or dupont or american express. the names that are primarily listed here are probably trading just fine at the nasdaq. again, as we talk about canceling orders, you can wish to not participate in this reopening. i also sent a note upstairs at the new york stock exchange to see if anyone wants to come on down and explained the procedures. they do were together. it is about the consumer and keeping everything status quo. dennis: let's go back to michael block. more information is coming in. there is a tape a four main traits. there is something called a tape see processor. that may be the thing that is down. >> it is a little harder to fix than just classifying security. they have kind of isolated it. now, they need to figure out what it is. i believe this is something coming from a market player outside. there were looking at reopening everything at 130. i think this will keep rolling and we will keep having this drama throughout the afternoon. cheryl: it has been about 15 minutes now. michael block, if you could sta

beltway crowd and is coming in with the book in july it's all about the inside seen in washington and dupontircle in the georgetown salons. the book really gives us the story in the color of what washington in the political media establishment is all about for fun a book come looking for to reading, mickey and willie. the parallel lives of baseball's golden age. dallas just down in spring training in arizona watching the cleveland indians, chicago cubs play baseball. willie mays is getting a pair n.h., but this booklet said two-man who came of age at the same time and actually formed a lifelong, something i never knew. that's a great book for baseball fans the summer. that's my list, and a looking for doreen the mall. >> let us know what you're reading. posted on my facebook page or send us an e-mail. .. >> "saving italy" is a mecca of the since story one that i am excited to share with you and did all started in 1997. i was coming against -- over the caravaggio one day the only one not destroyed by a the not sees as the left 1944 standing on the average by a wondered how is it with the most

for an undisclosed investment, delivering alpha last month, we reported the trian took a stake in dupont. unclear if that's the same investment that they're referring to as sort of mystery investment. but our own manit hoja obtaining these letters from all the hedge funds. >> what is funny about the letters is they're all touting returns up 12%, up 13%. the dow is up 18%. the dow doesn't take 2 and 20. the dow can be had at the low cost index fund for 25 basis points. these guys are all -- most of them are under -- the biggest names are -- we're up 16%. >> because -- >> they're hedging. >> they outperform when the market underperforms. you look at 2008, there are a lot of them that did not do that. >> fair enough. >>> let's look at the markets. i say the same thing, we have guests on, i don't want to make a big deal about the fact you're up 12% when you can't match what the -- >> the index fund in my 401(k) plan is outperforming your 2 and 20. >> i say the same thing. futures again, as we mentioned, the dow and the nasdaq, the s&p all down for three days in a row. that's the first time t

trian had new stakes in dupont, gnc and sotheby's. george soros added 2 million shares of his stake to jcpenney. right now, let's get a check on the markets this morning. >> a quick note, berkshire hathaway coming out with its numbers now in terms of its stake, cut its stake in american express. wale go throu we'll go through it and give you some of the details as we peel away. >> okay. let's get a check on the markets. the futures are at this point indicating a little weaker. dow futures down by 37 points. s&p off by 5. you have oil in this morning and right now oil prices are up about 93 cents to 107.78. the ten-year at this point is yielding 2.735%. and the dollar right now, take a look, you're going to see, dollar is down against the euro at 132.84. also down with the yen at 98.07. >> while we're on the list, berkshire cutting the stake in wells fargo by 30%. >> by 30%. >> by 30%. >> do you think that's a rebalancing? >> i don't know if that's a rebalancing. >> look at the shares of wells. they have gone up and -- >> could be a re

the ear of the beltway crowd, coming out with "this town" about the inside scene in washington, in dupont circle, in bethesda, the famous georgetown salons. that book really gives the story and the color of what washington and the political media establishment's all about. and for fun a book i'm really looking forward to reading is called "mickey and willie," one of my favorite sports writers, alan berra. i was just down in spring training in the arizona watching my cleveland indians, chicago cubs, and i ran into willie mays, but this book is great because it looks at two men -- mickey mantle, willie mays -- who became stars at the same time and actually formed a lifelong friendship. something i never knew. i think it's going to be a big book for baseball fans this summer. so that's my list and looking forward to reading them all. >> let us know what you're reading this summer. tweet us @booktv, post it on our facebook page or send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. >> next, a look at the creation of the american arsenal during world war ii. author maury klein talks about his book, "a cal

beltway crowd has a book in july "this town" all about that, about the inside scene in washington in dupont circle, the georgetown salon, and that book gives us a story and the color of what washington and the political media establishment's all about. for money fun, a book is called "mickey and willie: parallel lives of the golden age," andives down in arizona watching the cleveland indians, cubs play baseball, and i ran into mas getting up there in age, but it's great, looking at two men who came of age at the same time, became stars at the same time, and formed a lifelong friendship, something i never knew, and that's a great book, a big book for baseball fans this summerment that's the list. looking forward to reading them all. >> let us know what you are reading this summer, tweet us @booktv, post it on facebook, or e-mail us at booktv booktv@cspan.org. >> it doesn't happen overnight, and it doesn't often happen in washington alone. it really happens door-to-door, day-to-day, in towns and communities across the country with neighbors and friends talking to one another with outreach goi