he also asked george the same thing? and george also said no. but the investigator wasn't convinced the question nagged at him. now, weeks since he was poisoned. george was out of the hospital. feeling stronger. and back at work. the investigator decided to invite him out for a drive. away from his girlfriend and colleagues. in the car, george finally confessed. he and anna were partners in more ways than one. >> were these quick trysts that they were having? or was this a deep emotional connection? >> i never got an indication that it was a deep connection. it was just a fling. >> reporter: george told the lieutenant the affair went on for a year and a half. he said it was a casual thing. but sometimes when they traveled to professional conferences, they would share a room. a sort of co-workers with benefits arrangement. in fact the day he got sick he had stopped at anna's on the way to work. >> they would go upstairs. they would have a sexual liaison. >> he carried her up the stairs. that sound look something kind of romantic? not casual. >> t

and this is george. and we're from al zullo remodeling specialists. >> al zullo's remodeling was an institution in illinois. >> al zullo's remodeling has been part of making your house a home. >> maryann was in some of the print advertising very early on in the business, kind of doing this vanna white thing with the kitchen cabinets. >> and maryann clibbery was well known in the community for her generosity. >> she would advance employees' salary out of her own pocket, not the company money. >> investigators were convinced maryann was killed by a client or a co-worker. >> it had to be somebody who was somewhat familiar with the layout of the business. >> the investigation centered on a disgruntled ex-employee, kevin doyle. >> he was not a reputable person. i believe that he was a lot of talk but couldn't perform. i believe he said things that weren't accurate, and i believe that he was not to be trusted. >> when questioned, doyle said he was at home sick at the time of the murder, but there was no one to

george: absolutely.rew up in a child of the 1960's, which dealt with all kinds of human and civil rights. everyone felt that you could singularly be a part of something. she sort of proves it to be true. ♪ charlie: this movie, both you and i have a passion for the future. this is a movie about the future and the ability to shape the future. george: brad bird, who directed it -- he doesn't do bad films. the way he was looking at it was the idea that we look now at television and we turn it on. as you know it is rough. it is a tough time for us. it hurts your soul after a period of time. you see it out there, and it is all these things that quite honestly we had just as bad in the 1960's, if you think about between the riots and vietnam and civil rights, everything going on. without the world was blowing up then too. but we had the space program. i remember conk right -- cronkite was so excited by the apollo mission. all of us were wrapped up in the idea that we could do something. charlie: we will put a m

mark: george a tacky -- george pataki not discourage from getting it, even though he's only registering at 1 percent basically no respondents supporting him, but he did announce his candidacy today. he's in the race for real after flirting with running in the past. here's how governor pataki framed his running this morning, emphasizing his time as governor of new york. what pataki: after 12 years of my conservative policies, we replaced dependency with opportunity, a welfare check with a paycheck. it is to preserve and protect that freedom that this morning, i announced i am a candidate for the republican nomination for president of the united states. [applause] mark: pretty fired up, george pataki. he is obviously at best a long shot for the nomination, but can his candidacy influence the outcome of the race? al: it could, but the way to do it is to run as a generator -- genuine moderate. but it does not appear that george pataki is going to do that. most new yorkers cannot even remember the guy between the two cuomos. jeb bush got higher marks as governor, rick perry longer, scott wal

george pataki: it's what i expect.rt at the bottom, work your way up, and ultimately, you win. >> the media had a lot of questions for marco rubio, earning him the second-largest scrum of the day. >> my strategy is not what i do in the senate, which is to elbow past people and help i can get in front of him. >> looks like we got a rare double scrum, marco rubio over here and donald trump over there. what do you do in this situation? >> with all due respect to mr. trump, i'm more interested at this point in the senator rubio. >> rubio is on the move, and she is stuck in the crust. suddenly, the scrum loosens up. watch sabrina's stellar hustle. chasing him down the hallway, sadly, to no avail. wow, so no one here got anything out of rubio. actually, griffin, role that -- role that tape back. because you didn't see these two, staking out the rubio scrum from the very beginning. what is your goal yet the -- what do you want out of this? how much time do you think he will get? >> 30 seconds, maybe. >> looks like it's going

that george threatened mr.erson, that he did show a weapon threatened to kill him and then looz a witness that came up after the incident occurred and mr. apperson told him a very consistent story. so i think there's still a lot of evidence that's going to be revealed in this case, but doesn't look like he's a question. >> janet? >> technically, on a police report he would be the listed victim. >> casey? >> he's a complainant, not necessarily a victim. >> hold on. >> no. >> well think about it we don't know if he provoked it. if he provoked it and insighted it, there's no reason to think he's the victim. it's a perfect storm, two people with a history of conflict together suddenly find themselves on a highway, guns pointed, somebody points a gun, the other person shoots first. nobody's done a formal investigation yet. it's almost as if the police say, the two of you are the same personality and sometimes two idiots just meet together and provoke each other. i don't think you're going to get a good investigation

i'm like what you shot george zimmerman? yes, sir, i shot george zimmerman. that's when i decided to call 911, picked up the phone and gave them a call and talked with them. and they went through some of the questions and that's when they heard him in the background. well let me speak with him. and he got on the phone, he's like my name is matt apperson i've been in a couple disputes with this guy, he was driving down the street wraving a gun at me that's when i shot him. >> he said this had been an ongoing dispute with george zimmerman? >> yes, sir. this is the third incident he had. >> do you know how they happen to be -- how they came to be driving down the same street at the same time? >> no. >> he was armed, did he say zimmerman was armed. >> he said he saw a gun. i don't know if he waived it at him or pointed at him. but he saw a gun. >> he saw george zimmerman's gun? >> yes, sir. >> and did he shoot him from his vehicle while he was driving? >> yes. >> as they were driving down the street he shot at him. >> at this point has anyone from the lake mary p

george is here. thank you. george is here to promote his new movie "tomorrowland" in which he plays a man who waits three hours in line to get on space mountain. george was the first guest on our first show. also here tonight, as seen on television earlier this evening, britt nilsson is back stage. for those of you who don't follow the show, they aired part two of the season premier of the "bachelorette." the guys in the house had to vote for one of them and that one got to stay. this is how chris harrison gave britt the bad news tonight. >> i counted the votes. >> okay. >> a majority of the men have chosen one woman who they can hopefully see a future with. britt, unfortunately, you're not going to be the bachelorette. sorry. >> jimmy: he totally pulled a seacrest on her. he started out -- seemed like it was good news and then wham, in came the bad news. he did the same thing to kaitlyn too. this is how he told her she's the bachelorette. >> i counted the votes. and unfortunately kaitlyn, i had to send britt h

so quincy and george, george is in the fox 29 vehicle, and quincy is running with his running team. they started basically up here at lincoln drive where it connect toss kelly. >> wissohickon transportation center. >> so now quincy is running down lincoln drive. >> kelly drive. >> like i said, kelly drive. >> you're bob kelly. >> where is bob lincoln when you need it. >> there is strawberry mansion bridge. >> yes. >> coming up on boat house row. the car had no trouble at all. >> down the schuylkill expressway. got off near art museum. >> right here. >> on the ben franklin parkway coming up here. >> look at how far ahead he is. >> it is a matter of timing. when they started out in that 7:00 o'clock hour, volume was kind of light. >> we should have started this at eight. >> what do you say we send them back and try during 8:00. >> get to fourth and market. >> we necessity during 7:00 o'clock hour, car wins. >> he can drive him backup and start it all over again. >> it will be more crowded on the schuylkill. >> okay why can we do that and see if he is okay with that. >> absolutely not.

george? to a friend yesterday from london here in atlanta, and she was enjoying the sun because not much sun there lately. >> we all know how short-lived that is in london. >> derek van dam, thank you so much. >> thanks, george. >>> well, you cannot rain on the parade there in london. the favorite color there for everyone is pink after the birth of a royal baby. what we know about britain's newest princess, next. >>> plus, blues legend b.b. king's health takes a turn. up next, his message to fans after leaving the hospital. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." the headlines this hour. >>> the streets of baltimore, maryland, are now open to residents after a saturday night curfew has ended. police arrested dozens of people saturday for defying the curfew put in place after violent protests against police in the death of freddie gray. six police officers have been arrested in that case. >>> a 5.0-magnitude earthqua

market is still troubling in prince george's county. >> reporter: the prince george's chamber of commerce says it will be tough for small businesses but that they agree more money needs to go towards education. they just think there's a more appropriate middle ground. for now the county executive's office isn't budging. they say the increase is exactly what's needed to make sure the school district actually moves forward. reporting from prince george's county, i'm ellison barber, wusa9. >> the council is set to vote on the budget thursday. there's still a lot of internal debate going on and no one is sure how the council will vote. >>> it is a senior prank like no other. 72,000 ladybugs released into a st. mary's county high school for fun. police say five students broke into chopticon high school while two waited in a car early one day last week to carry out the deed. now students are protesting. why? they're supporting the alleged prupset school administrators won't allow one of them to walk at graduation tomorrow. the students face charges, but the protesters still call the k pranharml

or as george zimmerman calls it, mondays. am i reet? laughter ) ( applause ) and that's when the other guy shot at him. and then apparent-- ♪ ♪ ♪ >> larry: what, what's going on? guys. no, no no, no! guys stop it! stop it! stop it, guys, stop it! what are you doing? >> we heard george zimmerman got shot in the face! >> larry: no. ( cheers and applause ) stop it! don't encourage-- stop it! he didn't get shot in the face. and even if he did, it would be wrong celebrating someone getting shot, especially in the face. come on. george zimmerman! ( cheers and applause ) no no, no. you mack a good point. anyway, he didn't even get shot in the face so shoo, shoo, go on bloodthirsty marching band. get, get! ( applause ) making fun of people's misery. all right, so what did actually happen? >> first they thought he got hit in the face with a bullet, but that wasn't it. it was just glass. they took him to a hospital there and he's out. he's okay. >> larry: guys, guys, george zimmerman is doing fine. so sorry to disappoint you. >> larry. >> larry:

and george w. bush hasn't and therefore jeb bush feels constrained probably not to go too far away from his own brother. >> and i think the american amount of shame around the criminal justice system is different than the shame we have around the iraq war, which is not necessarily fair, but they're different things if the national imagination. peter, you have given me an excellent entree into the second half of the discussion, which is hillary clinton ponders what to do about her husband in the present. the globetrotting former president is a magnet for attention, making headlines all the way from africa last week with comments about paying the bills with his paid speeches. now "the washington post" reports on the dilemma of bill a former president whose sprawling charitable ventures are rife with potential conflicts of interest, a political animal who logged 168,000 miles on the campaign trail in 2014 yet senior aides say he does not plan to do any campaign activities for his wife in 2015. but the

george w. bush. >> the former governor of florida went from that governor to telling hannity he misunderstood the question but he would not 18 the question because it is hypothetical to say he would not and then to say yes. the media demand consistency. >> or at least not having five different answers in three days. >> one or two is okay, maybe three. >> problem is, he had an easy out, he could have said he misunderstood, fine, get out of jail free. you are done. and he would not do it. the irony is that he set out he is his own man and he is not like his brother and he proved it. his brother would say one thing and stick and younger brother jeb now said five thing in three days. >> is the media criticism justified? >> unfortunately, he carries the burden of his brother and the brother's legacy so it has been very tough on jeb bush but the lesson he has to learn to listen to the questions and also not be so not on auto pilot in answering questions. >> my feeling whether he heard the knowing wha

the incredible george clooney will be with us. that's right. [ cheers and applause ] the sexiest man in the world is here, and he's gonna interview george clooney tonight. [ laughter ] george is here. um... [ cheers and applause ] thank you. george is here to promote his new movie "tomorrowland," in which he plays a man who waits three hours in line to get on space mountain. you know, george clooney was the first guest on our first show. and i'll be honest, i didn't think he would come back. but he did, and he's here. and also here tonight, as seen on television earlier this evening on "the bachelorette," britt nilsson is backstage. tonight... [ cheers and applause ] for those of you who don't follow the show, they aired part two of the season premier of "the bachelorette." you know, they started out with two bachelorette's, britt and kaitlyn, and then the guys in the house had to vote for one of them and that one got to stay. and this is how chris harrison gave britt the bad news tonight. i'll get right to it. i counted the votes

george w.and medical officials say he died of complications from dementia. b.b. king was 89 years old. and gene, i was saying to you, one year i went out to the grammys and met a lot of punks but he was such a great man. >> he had serious health problem for many years. diabetes and then later dementia. but never be forgotten. >> never. and produce the the blues to mainstream music. but we have a lot of news today including some breaking news from nepal. >> yeah after that second earthquake there we do have news that the u.s. air force is now on the ground inspecting what is now confirmed to be the wreckage from that u.s. military helicopter that vanished three days ago. the crash was 8 miles north from where they were headed tuesday. they were delivering humanitarian aid to quake victims at the time. the huey was reportedly piloted by chris norgren. this was his second overseas deploy deployment deployment. the family of mark johnson of florida also says he was on board. they were hoping for th

george zimmerman initially had the gun, waved the gun. by the way, this is all happening -- so i'm hearing road rage incident. are they both in their own cars? >> yes, they were driving down lake mary boulevard. >> driving down the boulevard. this man says george zimmerman waved his gun. he then had a gun himself. so he shot toward george zimmerman. did he describe what the scene looked like afterwards? did he describe any sort of injuries involving either? did george zimmerman shoot back? >> no not at all. he didn't say any of that. he just said he shot him, and that was basically it. >> okay. i want you to stay on the phone with me. my lawyer friends may have questions to you. so you're listening to all of this. this is just recently happened. we need to flesh all of this out. but i said this before. you know he was acquitted of second-degree murder just a couple years ago, which was a huge huge case in and of itself. he's no stranger to controversy. >> i think what's important to note is that he is now no stranger to violence and being

>>> plus george zimmerman back in the news. the man acquitted in the death of trayvon martin shot today. >>> and an explosive new article charging the united states covered up what really happened in the osama bin laden raid. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening to all. i'm erin burnett. we begin "outfront" tonight with very late-breaking news. record breaking punishment from the nfl tonight. new england patriots star quarterback tom brady is suspended for his role in deflategate. that's using purposely deflated footballs in the championship game. the nfl suspending brady for four games. he will not be paid. that's nearly $2 million brady won't get. the patriots are getting a record $1 million fine for the team. they are also forfeiting two future draft picks. the decision may be even more costly to brady down the road tarnishing his legacy as one of the game's all-time greatest players. making this decision, the nfl pointed to two crucial things. they say brady refused to turn over his cell phone texts and e-mails, and th

george? i understand, also, that officials are starting to lose hope that, you know, they can still find survivors in the rubble. what are you hearing? >> reporter: that's right. the chances of finding survivors is very slim is what the officials are saying. it would be a miracle if anyone is found alive. they are still hopeful and continuing to look. they are calling it a search an rescue mission. again, it's been a few days since they have found survivors. they are checking and looking. the focus now is very much on reaching the rural parts of nepal where they weren't able to reach. away from kathmandu, the government, aid workers are focusing on rural nepal. >> live near the capitol city of kathmandu. we certainly will hope for the very best for the survivors and hope there are still, you know, possibilities of finding people in the rubble. thank you so much for your reporting. as she explained, help has yet to reach many survivors in remote areas. cnns arwa damon is in a village that was

george, do you take your kids to the movie? george: we do. we have younger kids.en" was popular. "minions" is a big hit with our kids. "avengers" i don't know. my kids love to go to the movies. it is our family thing to do. tom: we sat here for 15 years predicting the death of movies and the death of movie theaters and they just won't go away. george: not at all. the kids love it. it is a great event for all of us to go together. and it is a lot of fun. i don't think it is going anywhere. tom: there it is. photos? olivia: number three, indonesia, thousands of workers take part in a rally to mark made a post up activist celebrate the holiday by demanding that are working conditions and higher wages. i want butter in my coffee. march is also took place in moscow, hong kong, malaysia and south korea and presumably happening across europe as well. tom: very good. it used to be tanks and troops through lenin square. i guess we're not doing that anymore. olivia: on mayday? tom: yes. olivia: the volcano interrupted again in chile within eight days. ash was sent to miles

george w. bush. >> your brother. >> so dave and mike the former governor of florida went from that interview to telling sean hannity that he'd misheard misunderstood the question but he wouldn't answer the question saying it was an insult to the troops who served inlk about to saying that i wouldn't have invaded iraq in 2003 to then saying it's a mistake. the media kind of demand consistency on these things don't they? >> or at least not having five different answers in three days. >> one or two is okay maybe three? >> maybe once. the problem is he -- he had an easy out. he started to say, the next day, i misunderstood the question. fine get out of jail free you're done! and he wouldn't do it. and i think the irony here he set out saying he's his own man and he's not going to be like his brother, and he proved it because his brother would say one thing and stick to it. and younger brother, jeb, has now said five things in three days. >> is the media criticism justified here? it's been really ha

it's such an important part of george's life, of kate's life before the baby caught brought george swimming try to bring on labor as that labor dragged on into a week and more overdue. i think it's really clever and really just good engagement with the public that there is something for people to do here at buckingham palace to feel involved and part of it. and just a fantastic really positive, really joyous atmosphere. >> yeah. well we're glad you have been able to share some of the sense with us. thank you so much from the daily beast. enjoy, i foe you're happy to be part of the celebration today. thank you so much tom. the results of a new political poll are out and it asks people to rate hillary clinton on the issue of honesty. that's next. when you're living with diabetes steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. i'm a bull rider make it part of your daily diabetes plan. so you stay steady ahead. doers. they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that

george wants to know what questions you might have. tweet him @gstephanopoulos with your suggestions. thank you again, george. >> we want to send it over to ron claiborne who is tracking the stories overnight. we have news here at home. >> that is right. good morning to you. and we begin with a series of earthquakes rattling parts of the u.s. a 3.9 quake just reported near los angeles, this after two small quakes reported. and in michigan, a victim was asking for donations for victims of the nepal earthquake. >> what we would encourage you to do is act casual, play it off. it's okay. >> meanwhile in nepal rescuers have found three survivors eight days after that massive quake. >>> here in new york city, a nypd officers hospitalized in critical condition after being shot in the head approaching a suspect in his unmarked car. police say they captured the gunman hours later after a massive man hunt. >>> hours before the big fight in las vegas, one man thought it was a good idea to go fora joyride in a plane. he's accused of stealing a twi

prince georges county police have released this police video of the suspect. he has at the too on the left forearm and dreadlocks. >> i was told that the officers responded to the 2100 block of brooks drive and forestville for sexual assault. >> reporter: according to the police, she was getting off of the elevator in the apartment building when the suspect grabbed her and took her into the hallway and sexually assaulted her. police are hoping that someone recognizes the man from the video. >> from the video, we are encouraging the community to watch the video and pay at attention to the clothing, the description, and the red cap that the suspect was wearing and again, pay attention to the walk, the demeanor and any kind of movements that they might be familiar with. >> reporter: prince georges county police officers are back out here this evening canvassing door to door with the flyers and the pictures of the suspect hoping that someone might recognize him, and they are asking anyone who knows anything to give a call to the crime stoppers. coming up at 6:00,

growing delays in prince george's county. the first major accident we have has one lane blocked on the outer loop at 50. the delays by my estimates, i've been able to count a three to four-mile delay on the outer loop. you can see police still on the scene regarding an auto accident. north of that on the inner loop of the beltway, just south of the bw park kaye from sky 9 -- parkway from sky 9, another accident. the delays we anticipate will extend for a while so drivers need to be patient or consider alternate routes because it seems like the situation has gone from bad to worse. as we take you on the western side of the beltway from clara barton parkway to university boulevard, this is on the inner loop, about a 13-minute commute. no issues on 66 this morning as you make your way from centreville into town from fairfax county parkway to 20th street northwest you're looking at about a 25-minute commute. over to you. >>> right now speaking of bad to worse, parts of texas are under water this morning. the aftermath of record b

this is the second george bush.ring when you are going to stop lying about why we fought the war with iraq. it was over oil. that is my question, john. guest: ok, your perception of whether or not i present you facts and you believe them, you can characterize me as a liar. i cannot change her characterization. i can assure you as a soldier that has defended my country these are not academic issues with me. they are experiential issues sir. they are not things that i opine about. they come from broad experience. i have served around the world as a member of the military. i think i understand what our military is about and what it is used for. the political pieces become a little more difficult. i agree with you on that because they become very polarizing. the constitution is clear. let's go back to that is the baseline. it says we must provide the common defense. what does that mean? well, we take an oath to protect the constitution against all in his, foreign and domestic. so within -- all enemies, foreign and domes

. >>> george zimmerman -- remember him? the man acquitted of murdering trayvon martin isic maing headlines amid gunfire yet again. what happened this time? >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. breaking news in the world lead -- the pentagon and u.s. intelligence saying the head of isis al baghdadi severely injured and no longer running nuts and bolts for his terrorist group. flat-out wrong. citing unnamed diplomatic sources reported the man atop the pyramid gauss clipped in a u.s. air strike, similar to the one of the 18 bombings over iraq. u.s. asserting, no evidence to back up these claims and isis is as dangerous as ever even on united states soil. right to cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr. pentagon officials and sources in the intelligence community outright dismissing these reports, baghdadi was injured in a coalition strike. what makes them so confident he's fine? >> reporter: you know it can always change but right now it is based on the intelligence that they do have and it i

why would george pataki, for example, bother to sweat it out?ing up, what candidates win when they lose. >>> george pataki's entry in the 2016 race to the white house made one thing clear - if you can't take the heat, stay out of the presidential politics. the former new york governor broke out in sweat under all the lights shining on him. and this was inside a town hall. it's not the ideal image for a man whom many don't know and have no reason to trust. perspiration will be the least of pataki's problems as he tries to raids all the money to run a viable campaign. that is not stopping him and other long shots entering a crowded field. the question is why? the answer is that being a long shot presidential candidate can pay dividends, some are political, others are financial. mary snow has the story. >> if you are asking george who, you are not alone. the former new york governor doesn't rester in -- register in recent polls, entering on the heels of another long shot. rick santorum, making another bid. the field of candidates and maybes is so c

george pataki: no.ran as a conservative every time in new york and i was the only person ever elected on the conservative party line in the state of new york as governor. on social issues, i do believe we should leave those to the people and states and politicians should not be telling people how to live their lives. erik: you are not the conservative against some of the potential candidates for the republican nomination. george pataki: yeah, there are a lot of good candidates, ranging the spectrum. i do my best to have ideas that work with the people. how is that for a good answer? olivia: you are cap dancing but you have not really answer the question. a lot of republican presidential contenders say that social issues have to be on the federal campaign. you are pro-choice that is in opposition to everybody else. george pataki: take marriage. it has always been a state issue and i don't know why all of a sudden it is conservative islam politicians in washington telling every state and every elected off

george's county bureau chief scott broom where the county executive in prince george's county is maneuvering to try to save a very unpopular tax hike proposal for schools. today, with less than 24-hours until prince george's county executive baker faced certain defeat at the hands of the county council he cut the tax proposal in half. >> this $65 million is the minimum investment we can make that will move us forward. >> reporter: it sets up a show down with the council tomorrow. members facing overwhelming opposition with the tax hike but dissatisfaction of the school system that ranks at the bottom of any measure in maryland. >> if you want to benefit kids we can not increase property taxes without having a conversation about accountability, transparency and performance metrics. >> reporter: edward burrows said any new tax is too much. burrows and other critics point to the 2014 state audit that found wide-spread accounting problems in the school system, including paying some employees too much. in prince george's county scott broom wusa 9. >> county executive dubbed the question when aske

there are now bus racks on prince george's county the bus.he county gets it. >> we want to make sure if they want to ride their bike to work they can do that. if they need to take the bus to further the commute, they can do. that. >> so now he's on to the next concern, it's about pedestrians safety. prince george's county leads the state in cyclist deaths. >> i don't know if you want to talk about that. >> he says he is just a whiner. surely plenty of bike riders in prince georges want to give this big thank you. >> i'm sorry it took so long. >> about a quortarter of the buses have the racks. they plan on having them on all the 91 buses by the end of june. tracy wilkins, news 4. >> leave extra time if you plan to use the subway this weekend. track work means reduced service on all six lines, orange silver and blue. they'll be running once every 18 minutes. yellow and green every 20 minutes. and the red line every 24 minutes. >> tomorrow night is the chance of a lifetime for an aspiring singer in our area. hot 99.awill host our special be a vo

>>george: the trip * only 13 minutes currently all have another look at what is going on in the east bay coming up next. the border to buy is now reviewing the proposal that would increase the age to purchase tobacco and electronic cigarettes the proposed raise the age of 18 to 21 the supervisor to introduce that legislation yesterday >>james: kids to smoke put their break development at risk according to the institute of medicine increasing the age 21 and at lower tobacco use by 12 percent over time the ball review the proposal on june 9th. coming of new video could reveal what went wrong and a deadly bass of the accident in yosemite will stay with the footage shows will march in the bay area weather on this wednesday morning your is a look at the embarcadero a look at the forecasts we can expect from more of a holiday weekend coming up >>michelle apon: we have a little bit of sunshine in store for of the mall where the weak and the temperature will be on a slightly warmer side come on the cross in the location and is going to be comfortable with the mid to upper seven is across eas

>>george: looking at the bay bridge for example the toll plaza is starting to back up a little bit with the drive times are not bad 15 minutes hitting from the beginning of the backed up into san francisco that gets you right to the san francisco and rich in the beginning of the sky when that will take a couple minutes more you're ride to 92 of the san mateo bridge delay free with no problems the bridge is open this weekend but close next week and which is labor day weekend and it comes about a week earlier than we typically expect usually it is the last weekend and one leading into june not this year you're ride to the golden gate bridge looks great no delays through recounted that means drive times under 25 minutes for your trip into more randy the richmond bridge a smooth ride heading into a toll plaza with arms to take a look at you're ride through the east today here is the east shore freeway 15 minutes drive time problem free us look at the rye coming out of antioch and to convert this morning the smoke trip as you head out to pitch thursday point over the will of have with a 50 m

prince george's county, mid 50s. mid to upper 50s most of fairfax county and the rest of northern virginia, low to mid 50s. reagan national at 58. next weather and traffic on the 1s a look at your commuter forecast. drive time for this monday. back to you. >> thank you, tom. >>> we're following a develop story right now. police are on the scene of a deadly shooting, it happened on ridge road near "c" street in southeast. megan mcgrath has more. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, eun. police could certainly use some help in trying to figure out who pulled the trigger in this murder that happened here in southeast early this morning. you can see behind me we still have police on the scene. they have got this entire grassy area as well as a parking lot encircled with police tape. keeping people away. investigators are expected to return here to the scene a little later on this morning to continue collecting evidence here. now the call came in just after midnight. the report of a shooting here in the 300 bloc

i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. we start this show with the fifa corruption scandal. the group in charge of world football grappling now with the biggest crisis in it history. and there's a credibility problem, too. but fifa's long time leader, sepp blatter, says he will not let the actions of a few destroy its reputation. and he's calling for those allegedly involved to be punished as fifa works to rebuild its reputation. all of this comes as members of the fifa congress vote in the coming hours on whether to elect blattory a fifth term as president. >> we -- or i cannot monitor everyone all of the time. if people want to do wrong, they will also try to hide it. but it must fall for me to be a -- for the reputation and well being of our organization and to find a way for -- >> blatter focused on fixings things and says he will not step down despite calls to do so from world leaders, critic and the head of european footbal

portraits accompanied by her own book , "george washington: american icon." she has authored books and published articles on the 19th century portrait drawings, celebrity caricatures, and the editorial cartoons about home -- whom she will tell you a little bit more in a moment. her book, "eye contact," has been nominated for awards for distinguished scholarship in the field of art history. wendy's present excavation and -- exhibition and the accompanying book are titled "face value: portraiture in the age of abstraction." she will speak to us now and how -- and elucidate on how george washington's contemporaries saw him. please join me in celebrating this opportunity to learn more about a subject from an expert wendy wick reaves. >> [applause] wendy: good afternoon, everyone and thank you betty, for that lovely introduction. such a pleasure to be with all of you at mount vernon. i am honored to be here with so many washington enthusiasts as -- and so many very knowledgeable speakers on the subject. could we have the lights down a little bit? is that possible?

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george w. bush came in sort of wanting to do things differently from the way bill clinton had done them. bill clinton had been very cautious about boots on the ground. he had not wanted to do that. air war was ok, but not ground troops. he did ir1 kosovo, but not putting ground troops and in. then of course, september 11 happened. i think the combination of wanting to do things differently, and the fact that the u.s. had been attacked, and the attack had come from a base in afghanistan, that played a big role. if you think about iraq, you could see possibly that he was trying to continue something that his father had started with the gop gopher with iraq. -- with the gulf war with iraq. i think ghost were haunting the -- ghosts were haunting the bush presidency, but maybe in a different way. bush headed to respond in a more muscular way to get in there and show the world what america was all about. maybe i will let you answer the first question. guest: i think world war ii was going in such a w