i just wanted to drop that moniker. >> so the express remain express? >> yes. >> great, thank you. >> any other questions through the staff? >> yeah, i'm confused. what is the difference between the rapid and the express? >> couple things. one, express is typically 4 hours a day. so usually a couple hours in the morning and couple hours in the evening peak. so like 7:00-9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.. express service is like a closed service where we do four our five stops and a few more section and we don't stop and open the doors and let people off. it's kind of a service pattern. that's why the 8 has an express initially because it travels on the freeway in the middle part of the city when it goes from valley to chinatown. it thavls on the freeway and obviously we don't make stops on the freeway. it's sort of as an express service because it was trying to be a quicker trip from people from the valley to downtown but now it's grown to 20 hours a day and 30,000 people riding it so it no longer functions as an express bus. >> my other question hav

the express lines are supposed to be express, aren't they? >> they're supposed to be, yes. they are supposed to be. >> reporter: on a friday afternoon last month the express lines were backed up for 6 miles, a slow ride that cost more than $14 in tolls. the free lanes were moving faster. >> it's a runoff! >> reporter: friday of spring break a lisa more son and her family took the -- alicia morrison and her family took the express lanes and sat in a 7-mile backup. >> we were watching the cars that didn't pay fly by us a good portion of the time. >> reporter: morrisonn felt they paid for something they didn't get. >> it's a burden to spend that kind of money and to know you're not going anywhere and sit and sit and sit. >> reporter: transurban does warn drivers to exit now to avoid delays at joplin road near quantico, but at that point the express lanes are still moving and the free lanes aren't. the motorist has no idea what lays ahead. >> it demands and warrants immediate attention and remedy. >> reporter: aaa says transurban needs to tell drivers how long trips on the expr

not really a limited or express service. mostly express are 4 hours a day. so we are changing the 8 x to an 8 to reflect that and also it was causing confusion when we talked about fair increases and things like that. obviously one of the first places that we are talking about fair increases on our express services and people in the valley and throughout the 8 x. we get a little worried that it was going up. this makes it clear that the 8 is not an express service. the 16, i don't know how it became known as the 16 x when it's the express lean -- lean line to the 71 and we are changing it to the x. and one more i want to point out was 33 modifying that to 33

>> are these the vans your putting out on the street for med express?i don't know. >> reporter: even though we saw at least seven med express vans on the road, the state confirmed nathan raba is only licensed to have one van. the alameda district attorney recently opened a insurance fraud case. >> the state has ordered med express to pay back money for the undocumented trips that it didn't have all the information for. however, the department of healthcare services does have the power to suspend the company's permit. of course, we've now shared what we found with the state office. the state won't confirm or deny if it's doing further investigation. >> eric rasmussen, thanks very much, eric. >> if you have a tip for 2 investigates, we'd sure like to hear from you, email 2 investigates@ktvu.com,. >>> the end of may is drawing near, but it seems mother nature isn't paying attention to the temperature. there has been light rain tonight. we spotted these sprinkles in oakland. it didn't amount to much. just enough to get the pavement wet tonight. >>> the diff

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remember, the government's theory here is there was no expressed agreement. no express agreement. like wiz johnny williams would only testify to an imapplicanted agreement that the government would perform some kind of unspecified help. clearly not enough under the law. that's why the government's theory all along was you could infer a corrupt agreement from a pattern of gifts and loans on one hand and a pattern of official acts on the other. if there were no official acts, then there's no pattern from which you can infer a corrupt agreement. and from here none of it crossed the line and the jury was never told that line or any other line even existed. >> well, the jury was told a line existed by the quote of the statute to begin with. and that you began your closing argument with that quote. so the term official action means any decision or action on any question matter caused, super ceding or controversy which may at any time be pending. in other words, if there isn't something pending that the person who is giving the benefits to the public official, if there's nothing pending

>> first of all freedom of expression. freedom of conscious. and what we call in france lazy -- maybe it can be translated secularism. >> rose: yes secularism. >> sorry for my accent. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> so we became sort of a symbol. not only in france. even all over the world. i think it's the reason why we are here. >> rose: we'll talk about that. but also the reaction to see those people in the streets of paris on that day with political leaders up fronted. it was a remarkable show. >> yes. you have to, i think you have to wait. it was on january 11th, sort of huge, you know millions, millions of people in the streets. so. of course -- it's this kind of communion, the way that people understood and react because they felt in a very unconscious way sometimes that's sometimes very important for them as being attacked two days before, you know. but it's important to say that all the french people were the day in the streets. to see this huge -- >> rose: they were in the streets or they were not. >> they were not. you at that mome

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the vigor of back and forth, pushing the envelope, if you know the expression, of freedom of expressiontiste thoret: it is hard to say. we have this tradition in france. in some of the cartoons and covers of charlie hebdo, we offend or shock people. elsewhere, in the u.s., for example. we have a tradition of criticizing, attacking the ideals. that is very important. never a particular person. that is very important. ideas, institution, left wing, right wing, sports and religion. we have to say that on 500 covers between 2005 and 2015 just seven of 500 were about the prophet. charlie: where were you on that morning? gerard biard: on vacation, fortunately. i was in london. a member of the staff who was not in the office called me. i was just doing my shopping with my wife. and he phoned me and told me you know, i know you are not at work, but i must tell you there has been an attack, a deadly attack at charlie hebdo. then it all began. my phone rang all the time. rang all the time. i had to know who was injured, who had been shot, who was dead. i did not manage to do it. my phone exploded

to express. >> reporter: dr. michael riley at georgetown university hospital. he says some people naturally look angry even when they're not. it's a phenomenon called resting angry face and that can affect the way that they're viewed by others. >> the way you might be treated differently if you walk into a store and the corners of your lips are turned down it may be different than if you walk in and you look like you're happy to be there. >> reporter: and that's exactly what was happening to donna. she says she was tired of people asking her what was wrong all the time. so she underwent surgery to lift her eyes and tighten the skin under her chin. after that she says things began to change. she recalls one trip to home depot, a store that she typically dreads visiting. >> we're checking out and the lady says what did you buy today? you sure look happy about it, whatever it is. oh. really? i wasn't happy about being there, but for some reason she thought i was having a great day. >> reporter: donna says she believ

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the express lanes are open. you can take the express lanes. the other thing to think about, the last chance to get off the inner loop is back here. chopper 4 over the scene, we'll tweet about this. we pushed it it on the nbc traffic app. we have a wide look at things. beltway look good. 66, 95 in general, no major problems. looking pretty typical. same thing when you look at prince george's county. eun? >> thank you, melissa. >>> take a look. these images show it all. throwing sticks, looks of disappointment. just complete dejection. oh on the ice and on the hardwood. it was a rough night for d.c. sports. my heart is breaking. at the caps season is over. alex ovechkin guaranteed a win before game seven against the rangers. a lot of rangers are mocking that message with messages of their own from the stands. ovi tried to back up his words and he scored the only goal. it was a pretty one at that, but the rangers eventually won the game in overtime. after the game, ovechkin said we were so close. indeed we were. we were up three games to win by t

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but the thing that has changed the most is that people less interested in expressing sympathy and expressing outrage, surprise, indignation. and this is only to be expected of course. no one today is shocked to hear of lincoln's assassination. that jumped in the 1865 letters. just how much of a shock and surprise this was. now that isn't the case. the writers in 1865 put pen to paper voluntarily to give expression to emotions they were feeling, where as in 2015, these letter writers are writing because they have been invited to do so and been contacted and asked. so that changes the tone and the style of the letters as well. but what you see is that many of them decide that the way to handle this is to draw connections between lincoln and their own time and place. so, for example, the mayor associated lincoln with her own region's history. the u.s. ambassador to beirut wrote that the lebanese people identified with the suffering of the civil war and the damage done by political assassinations, something they have had to deal with multiple times. a local official from ireland spoke of the inf

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they expressed concerns for the get. they expressed that this were an ear phone this. >> is the line clear? >> it's different when you're an employee the government. if you're a private citizen and you write on your facebook page with the school direct, when the employer said that what you did was not good for the school district, it hurt your reputation as a teacherrer, he's saying i have civil rights. and because i'm your employee you can't keep me from voicing my opinions on the dairy industry. that's a murky area where government employees can step out and speak out -- >> we have 30 seconds left. what do you suspect is going to happen legally in terms of defining these areas? how quickly do you think that that might happen? >> they have been a whole series of case of federal courts saying that government employees only have limited speech. talking out in a way that makes their employer look bad, they may say they're not allowed to do that. they have disloyal the. but in this case it has nothing to do with his teachin

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he said, expressions of popular piety have much to teach us. for those who are capable of reading them, they demand our attention especially at a time when we are looking to the new advantagelyization. evangelization. he said also we should be shepherds, and shepherds have to get out and know the smell of the sheep. he said if you love the people of god you will love what they love. he's like pope john xxiii in that. john xxiii did not change the church from the top by himself. he called in the bishops for a council, and the bishops called in a whole generation of theologians who had been silenced by pius x irk i. xii. when a preliminary report indicated a relaxing of language on gays and on communion for the divorced, conservative bishops objected, and the language was watered down for the final report. some took that as a setback for the pope. but he did not take sides then; rather he congratulated the bishops for their freedom for their willingness to debate, for their openness and hon few. john allen calls his speech at the end one of the b

also we wanted to express our appreciation for both of them being here. we wanted to make sure that they saw the scene as well we're still trying to get families information about their loved ones. we'll give you an opportunity for questions and answers for anything that we can answer. >> good afternoon. as we've been saying all day we are in the process of reconciling several different collections of data points, working with our hospital system, working our ems transports, trying to account for those who we would consider walking wounded those who were able to walk off the scene last night. those who visited our friends and relatives center at 3400 frankfurt avenue, and coordinate coordinating coordinating with the m.e.'s office as well. we've tried to account for the majority of the individuals but we have folks we would like to hear from. if you know someone who has left the scene and is doing as well, have them call in to amtraks 1-800 number that's 1-800- 1-800-523-9191. again, that's 1-800- 1-800-523-9191. >> that's open as of 2:00 p.m. today. >> b

, state senator tina is with us today but expressed her concern for the families. city councilman bobby hehan communicated on a regular basis we have numerous members of congress congress, two u.s. senators, casey and toomey. congressman bob brady and brendon boyle and visitors from outside of philadelphia or pennsylvania members of congress from both parties to see not only the tragedy but to inform their work in the congress for issues of safety and infrastructure support with regards to amtrak. this is a massive efforts and it's been painful. as we are already reported, there were seven deceased individuals confirmed. we are going to ask fire commissioner derek sawyer to give an update from work of the fire department and the police department this morning at the site. commissioner sawyer? >> good afternoon this morning around 8:00 this morning, we received a call to bring back our cadaver dog and we worked in conjunction with a dog with the police department and do another search of the first car that had a large amount of wreckage. the dog hit on a couple of s

if they are working more express lines could be built at 6:00. i tell you where the next hot spot lanes could be come. pat, back to you. >>> university of virginia top administrator on sex assaults sued "rolling stone" magazine for $7 million. the dean's defamation absolute names the writer about a gang rape. in her complaint the oral alleges she wrongly suggested she discouraged the reporting of an alleged rape to police because she was concerned about the school's reputation. >>> tonight the fate of former governor bob mcdonnell refs in the hands of three judges. his tones asked them to reverse mcdonnell's conviction on public corruption charges. >> reporter: virginia's former governor said he's confident he will be able to clear his name but the skeptical questions make it impossible to predict what they will decide. >> is this one of the most important days in your life? >> of course. >> that's because the argument could keep bob mcdonnell out of prison. the things he did for businessman johnny williams were routine political court sis not of

we wanted to express their call to service. we want to express what it was like to be injured. we wanted to express what it was like in healing and rediscovery in life. >> they are the voices often unheard. the sacrifices that play out over a lifetime. long after the guns fell silent. >> i was naive and cluless about the horrors that war can inflict on human being minds bodies. >>> lois pope was a star the when -- star-let when she signed on to entertain veterans. >> as i walked into that room i saw young men lying on gernies, hobbling on crutches. >> reporter: between. >> without limps. some burnt so badly all over their body. eyes that were sockets. no ears. i brought with me the song somewhere from west side story, it was a popular blow. i nervously began to sing that song. i got to the line, held myhand "hold my hand", and i reached out to hold a young soldiers hand and he had no hand for he to hold. i thought when i left, okay, if i can, i want to do something for disabled veterans. i promised myself that i would. >> reporter: inspired by a visit to the vietnam vat reasons

if you do use the express lanes, expect to pay higher tolls. melissa mollet shows us some alternatives you can use this weekend. >> i'm melissa mollet with your first 4 traffic this holiday weekend. hopefully you won't have to sit in too much traffic. if you're taking 95 in virginia, just something to think about. alternate routes route 1 or 81. what about 95 in maryland? something we don't always consider bw parkway or 29th. what about 66th? headed in 66. two things to think about. 50 or 7 of course. tweet us @first4traffic this weekend. if you see anything happening. of course only do that from a safe spot. we will be tweeting as well all weekend to keep you updated on what is happening. hope you have a good one. >> thanks. >>> let's talk about the rails. expect delays on metro this weekend. crews are working on five of the six metro lines. today and tomorrow trains on the yellow blue orange and silver lines will run about every 24 minutes. to see all of the schedule changes, head over to our nbc washington app. metro will open up at 7:00 a.m

no express agreement. he conceded that in his closing argument. no express agreement. likewise, jonnie williams notwithstanding his triple of the did you would only testify to an implicit agreement of the governor would provide some form of unspecified help, clearly not enough under the law and that fits with the -- in the face of the classic goodwill -- that is what the government's the real among was that you could infer a agreement to my pattern of gifts and unloads in a pattern of official acts on the other. if there were no official acts, there are no patterns from which you can for a corrupt agreement. and here, none of governor mcdonnell con across the line the jury was not told that that line or any other line even existed. judge thacker: the jury was told by the statute to begin with. and that upn your closing argument with that quote. so, the term official action means any decision or action on any question, preceding or controversy, which may or at any time be pending. in other was, if there is

there are 259 faces like this in the ruins each with a different expression. this photographer is the first person to create photographic record of all these faces. he began working on the project over 20 years ago. >> translator: they are carved into ordinary stone but their expressions feel so human. no matter how many times i come here i never feel as though i'm seeing the same face. >> reporter: in the airily 1990s, cambodia was starting to emerge from its long civil war. it's historic site-been left abandoned. and many were falling into ruin. he was captivated by the carvings. concerned by their poor condition he joined a japanese government team set up to preserve the site. this marked the start of his photographic project. the faces each about five meters high are carved into the four sides of numerous towers in the ruins. he feels a certain quality in these faces. >> translator: the faces are huge but their expressions are amazingly detailed and the nuances. these faces were carved 1,000 years ago and we're still looking at them today. they must be pre

they have been invited to express freedom of expression online. is it really possible to balance state security within internet freedom. here opinions are divided. we need these safe garts but we also need to make sure freedom is speech is protected. several journalists believe the law can lead to abuses of power, while internet companies say the changes will frighten away customers. should not open this door to abuse, and we know very well in the history of france, but of the whole world is full of cases where secret service intelligence organizations have abused the law. now it has blown through parliament the new surveillance bill is almost certain to become law. while threat levels remain high, so too is the desire for greater state controls. al jazeera, paris. >> a great deal more, it is aljazeera.com. . >> fired over facebook. creating a sleepry slope. a lack at how this enforcement tool called civil forfeiture works. >>> and an online platform

my concerns basically those expressed here he did respond saying my comments will be added to the public folly e-mailed him again and signed the petition in 2014 i'm just stating this one the criticism was why didn't i speak up sooner i was not involved in the prior appeals or outlooks i knew my neighbors as my work didn't allow me to attend the prior hearing i filed this appeal i was shocked they were allowing this building and jet out into the back alley effect my house 334 houses to the north i took the photo of the sun come up over the houses and dave showed to show how the homes to the net will be adversely effected i don't understand why the city allows a developer to build beyond the boundary in order to build a 3 thousand square feet home a luxury home as supervisor wiener used the term monster home the city has a duty to uphold the rules and we already live in a second more densely populated city and deserve to have our backyard protected by the city and cut down the dresses as the developer suggested to me will not offset the negative impact to building we're not objecting to a

so, i was being expressive. i know the people in new york don't speak in an expressive fashion, but we do here in philadelphia. i expressed an opinion as the mayor and as a citizen. he, mr. zumwalt is a professional board member from one of the most respected agencies in the united states of america. and in no way, shape, or form, should my comments be taken as to be judgmental about their process or what might happen or anything else. i often speak from the heart. which, at times is terrifying to other folks that i work with and the press office. but, we need to end that -- i've watched a lot of the ping-pong, it is meaningless. it is literally meaningless in the whole scheme of things. the ntsb has a job to do. they have an investigation to take on, but i don't think i said anything that any person watching television yesterday, after that announcement, was not thinking here in philadelphia, if not across the united states of america. we need to stop talking about that one and let's move ourselves on. yes, sir

i really loved that expression, that identity. the idea this could be a place to create something that represented you. >> you dropped out of high school when you were how old? >> after my freshman year, when i was 15. >> you were homeschooled. >> computer science education in high school, at least in new york city, 14 years ago when i was in school really did not exist. it just didn't back then, it just wasn't in high schools. now it is there in a huge way. kids are learning to code in grade school. i always insist that you stick around. if you have that stuff at your disposal, hang out and spend time with teachers who are proficient and can help you get started. that is something i did not have. >> i spoke to many founders who dropped out and made a lot of money. they have founded amazing companies, and they don't recommend anybody do what they did. >> if i had access to a computer science education when i was in high school, i would have stuck around. if you can find it there, stick around. get it there. >> you went to tokyo by

always to me with a deep, latent sadness in the expression. we have got so that we exchange bows and very cordial ones. none of the artists or pictures has caught the deep, the subtle and indirect expression of this man's face. there is something else there. one of the great portrait painters of two or three centuries ago is needed. thank you. >> i always have to pause on those hines where whitman says there is something else there. because i think that's still true. we're still learning so much more about lincoln today. so it's not even about capturing the man visually but really about understanding who lincoln was as a person and the ideas that meant so much to him and how we all together have a role to play in finishing lincoln's unfinished work. we will conclude the program today with a wreath heave-laying with the crew of the "uss abraham lincoln." thank you. >> "uss abraham lincoln." attention. >> i'd once again like to thank the riders of the ft. myers caisson plat toon, the goshen hunt club, the crew of the "uss abraham lincoln," as we

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they are not a magazine that expressions a xenophobic group. so honoring them is about honoring a group of journalists who believe strongly in the importance of this kind of satire and testing the limits of what's offensive, and lost their lives for that. >> let me ask you. i feel like there are muslims in the world and muslims in france who would probably have a different assessment of "charlie hebdo" and take more pointed offense at some of those covers than just kind of how they should be examined in the broader context of "charlie hebdo's" work. what do you think about this event? >> the first thing that needs to be said is obviously we're against violence and in favor of free speech. my discomfort with what "charlie hebdo" does -- and i totally agree that it's not pamela gellar, is more of a moral argument. that they can do it but why are they doing it is really helpful at this time. that's how i feel about the awards as well. in this climate, with this kind of distrust with this racism and prejudice on both sides, between muslim communiti

and so jefferson's word expresses the universal desire for individual freedom. and that is why this stays with us. when we say that jeffersonian democracy is like this, we tend to mean something on the order of human rights. barack obama when he first took office in 2009 how he envisioned the future of iraq. the words out of his mouth were that we do not expect jeffersonian democracy because it is a different culture. but we expect something that we might call jeffersonian in this country and that is why i am trying to investigate in this book. just uttering the word at jefferson, you are giving a synonym for the emotional component of american democracy. and it's not just in america but across the world. in 1993 when he visited monticello mikell gober -- mikell gorbachev told him that he had studied his principles of democracy as a college student many years ago in moscow as a trusted member of the communist party of the soviet union and he had access to that kind of literature. and he said as he was conceiving this in the soviet union a liberalization, he went