customers,ecting 100 including businesses. we went to harris teeter and their bathrooms are closed. oneroved to be a tough because crews had to dig by hand. a busy day for workers that american water. up the street, a break that left residents without water. and wanted to wash her face, but nothing came out of for fossett. aucet. in rockville, overnight, a 16 inch water main burst. a pain for drivers and the businesses, like this dry cleaners. a double whammy. earlier this week, they had to close because of the cold snap. the water will exacerbate and cause the type of break that we see today. >> some of these pipes are more than five decades old. 365 breaks just this month. >> we will start to see increasing amount of breaks. >> crews working hard because will be able they to restore water to the residence. >> a two-hour delay for many students in fairfax county this morning. 200 buses would not start because it was so cold. parents were notified by e-mail. there were no problems this afternoon. >> a trial date has been set for august donna and his wife in their federal corruption

it's a wrap for my penis on this ect. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back.my guest tonight a journalist who has reported extensively from africa in the middle east it's new book is called "stringer: reporter's journey in the congo." please welcome to the program anjan sundaram. [cheers and applause] first of all congratulations -- it's a beautifully well written narrative about your time in the congo as a young man. but it -- you were 22 years old and you were graduating from college. >> uh-huh. >> jon: where were you in school? >> i went to yale. >> jon: so a safety scoosm and you had a degree in what? >> mathematics. >> jon: so you had a job offer at what was the name of company? >> goldman sachs. >> jon: you went to yale hillary rodham clinton a degree in math mat micks why and had a job offer add goldman sachs and you called your mother and said, you know what? i think i'm going to move to the congo. >> and she cried. >> jon: she cried. she wept with happiness. >> with happiness. >> jon: did you have a job lined up in the congo? >> no, i bought a one-way

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think that we necessarily have to say that this is a blank landscape where no one's privacy those can ected but be cumbersome methods and what drones following you or what for.'re being used i'm really glad this committee is discussing these issues and i this, hat as we look at we're gonna think about persistent surveillance as it internet and he other aspects of our lives and it y what about t means if happens in our day-to-day life outside.time when we're >> thank you. chairman.you, mr. do you believe they'll be able to meet the december 30th, 2015, safe integration of uncrafted air systems? we'll be able to demonstrate safe into gregs and what is required for integration unmanned aircraft. but i believe it will be staged. were just t as we talking about, there are a variety of different potential these aircraft throughout national air space system. nd the aircraft have different characteristics and different specifications. a big part of what we're trying o accomplish phru the designation of the test sites is to resurface those questions and way so m in a common we're able to priority ti

when it comes to college advising and preparing for tests like the ect and the sat, low- income kids are not on a level playing field. we call the standardized test, but they are not standardized. by the timesha, they are in seventh grade, they are already getting all kinds of advice. the degree of preparation that many of our kids here are getting in advance of actually taking this test does not level the playing field. it is not fair and it has gotten worse. --as talking to michelle when i was taking the sat, i barely remember to take a pencil . that is, frustration i did. -- that is how much reparation i did. [laughter] we do not have a level playing field when it comes to so-called entered a test. we have a young man here today named lawrence harris who knows this better than most. he went to the university of georgia, and like a lot of first-generation college students, it was not easy for them. he had to work two part-time jobs and take remedial courses. he had to leave school for a year while he supported his mom and baby brother. those are the kind of day to day challenges th

senate is women, 17.8% of the house of representatives, state governors 10%, 23% of state legislators, ect.. you see the chart here that you put into your report. isn't that all good news? >> guest: it's all good news except it's important to step back and remember women are 52% of the pop population, now moren half the college graduates out there, receiving law degrees, business degrees in equal numbers of as men. they are under represented in positions of political power and that should raise an eyebrow. >> host: the gender gap in political ambition. you have a chart from the research, and women are represented in piping and men are represented in blue. thought about running for office, many times 20% of men, 10% of women. has crossed my mind, 37% men, 27% women. never thought about it, 63% of women. is this a -- is this a fact that men and women are different or raised not to think of these? >> guest: i think it's a combination of a series of factors. the recruitment factor, the qualifications factor, but the other thing to keep in mind is this report is a pore portrait of college stude

destroy the ect central command of al-qaeda and been on the run. roaches that are found, they hiding places and as 2014, i think it's oing to say it's going to be a for us in ous year he counter terrorism because al-qaeda has rest recollecteded itself that could be as ineatening if not more to us the regions that they have in effect grown again as well as to homeland because of our failure to be able to eradicate franchise cells nd particularly in syria and l north africa. and >> good morning. caller: good morning. year. new >> happy new year to you. caller: may it be a happy new year. let me ask you this question. how many floors -- how many are there in the building that you're now sitting in? ask? y do you caller: why? if it was built using the standards from the national institute of standards and seven, worldilding flimsy a few s so fires and waste baskets should bring the damn thing down is your question? and n a one story building i have a great deal of confidence in the polices of city of new york. the knew police commissioner and counter t

why would anyone want to do anything -- especially something that does not even go into --ect at the current time that could possibly close the doors on this progress? why would you want to do something that could possibly result in inspectors not being allowed in on a daily basis? that could derail negotiation? if you support diplomacy, you should not be doing things to actively undermine it. understanding -- they are not dismantling the facility is because the iranians have said that they have invested almost a decade and it's -- in it? >> a couple points on a rack. the first step -- a couple points on iraq. the first step -- there are all host of things they cannot do on the first plan of action. there will likely have to be some dismantling. that will be negotiated over the next x months and a comprehensive agreement. is there willound be a complete halt and we will increase monitoring. if the goal is to prevent iran nuclear weapon, building a road does not do anything to impact that one way or another. me.ou could not hear i was here yesterday. >> i know. i meant to call on you.