. >> welcome to the home of george walton. george walton was born in virginia. in the backwoods.o far in the backwoods that there was no courthouse or church or record of his birth. why is this important? he is it her young man when he signed the declaration, 26. we do not know if he was the youngest. there was a signer from south carolina born in november, we do not know when george was born. he was born in a time between 1749 and 1750. his father had made provisions for education. his father died very close to birth. his mother died when he was seven years old. he was taken into the family of his economical. -- his aunt and uncle. when he turned of age, about 13, he was apprenticed to a carpenter. either he was not a very good carpenter, or more likely he wanted -- he left that apprenticeship in his late teens and came to georgia to study law. he came to study with a prominent lawyer. he was clerk and did very well. he passed the bar. when you pass the bar, you have to swear loyalty to the king. his mentor was also a loyalist. he had many cases before the bar. he became a very

>> because george put him in jail. >> okay. >> george testified. >> michelle thought the bomb had tothe two men her stepson put in jail, doug gustafson and r.d. cheely. >> the bomb was not meant to frighten someone, to intimidate someone. this was meant to kill. and it succeeded, killing the wrong person. >> but could the forensic evidence prove it? at david kerr's autopsy, investigators found a tiny metal post in his chest, the kind used in a switch. >> ultimately, our crime lab was able to determine the type of switch that that post would be a part of, a manufacturer, and to whom did the manufacturer provide the circuit or the switch? radioshack. well, there are lots of radio shacks, but at least we knew there were radio shacks in anchorage. >> but both cheely and gustafson were incarcerated at the time. >> how could they have done it from jail? how could they do this? how could they do that? which was all of our questions. you know, how could somebody do that from jail. >> since prisons routinely record all inmate conversations, investigators found this coded conversation between

george was george. two different people. she wanted to do it her way. he wanted it do it his way. rocks in a tumbler and knock each other's rocks off. >> i met my husband, i got married in 2003, so i didn't see a lot of stuff that happened. in 2004, my mom met a man that lived down the road from her. kind of started, i guess dating per se, but at that time we didn't know how involved they were. >> george, he was going, what are you doing. >> i'm leaving him. i guess she got another boyfriend. >> she kind of just really changed her personality. direction for herself. probably not clothes that were appropriate for a mother at her age. >> she got to a point where my parents were actually going to get a divorce. i remember that. she moved out of the house, and i was devastated. >> when my mom tried to file for divorce, my dad, he did everything he could to try to prevent that. >> george was willing to forgive lorrain for everything that she had done. he wanted his life partner back. and he was willing to forgive every transgression. >> in 2005, he wrote a will that stated that when he

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>> george. >> please welcome mr. george stephanopoulos. [ applause ] >> thank you, heather, national press foundation, dennis rodman. that was a second before the interview began. there are times i think in the course of my career, i've interviewed people who were drunk. i think in the course of my career, i've interviewed people who were high, i think. and people hung over. never all three at the exact same time. i want to thank robin roberts, james goldson, leadership of our team. tom, our team in washington, robin, and jonathan greenberger. and jonathan, now the bureau chief in washington, and executive producer of "this week." i hate being at the age where your former interns are your bosses. and it's an honor to work with them every day, and fun, and a real honor to be before you tonight to receive this award. it's impossible not to think of the journalists who every day are risking far more than those of us that do the news in new york. journalists all over the world, many trained by the national press foundati

you have to remember that george was really middle-class. he is a good representation of someone that rices from circumstances that might not have led to what he did. he used his mind and influence to become the best that he could. he was very patriotic and he loved america. he was very devoted to the new nation. >> throughout the weekend american history tv is featuring augusta, georgia. learn more about augusta and other stops at c-span.org. you are watching american history tv. >> when first lady mckinley arrived at the white house, she was in poor health, suffering from epilepsy. at white house events her husband would sit next to her so when he saw her having a seizure he would cover her face with a large handkerchief until the episode past. despite her problems, she traveled as first lady including the exposition where her husband was assassinated. from washington to michelle obama, sundays at 8:00 p.m. et on american history tv on c-span3. >> monday on the communicators internet privacy, cyber security issues and how to combat recent

charlie: george w.ush's book expressed confusion at the time as to why bush senior did not ask you for your resignation. john: his description of that time and my description in my book are the same. knowingo washington that the half-life of a chief of staff was eight or nine months. it was the end of the third year. the press was really giving me a hard time. i had a conversation with george w., had conversations with andy card. i thought if i lived at that time the lightning would follow me, went home over thanksgiving, thought about our discussions, quebec monday and told the it was my decision in the context of a lot of conversations in which we all mutually agreed there were problems for the president or it charlie: you being chief of staff. what were they? john: at that time the press was going after me on travel issues, even though i was traveling under the directive of a presidential order that reagan had put in place that said the the nationalf or security advisor are prohibited from flying com

>> george, george, look, i was the chief architect of balancing the federal budget, we paid down the largest amount of publicly held debt. we cut taxes on risk-taking while i was in washington. i was very involved in welfare reform. i want to reform the pentagon while building a strong defense, in ohio, we went from $8 billion in the hole to $2 billion in the black in our budget. we're up 350,000 jobs. i have cut taxes more than any standing governor by 5 billion, including killing the death tax. our credit has risen. but, because i think that people who live in the shadows, who have been ignored, the mentally ill who we stick in prison, they don't belong in prison. the drug addicted who we're rehabbing in ohio, you know, we rehab them, the resitvism rate is 10% in ohio. the working poor, we want to help them. but it's like my mother used to say, it's a sin not to help people who need help. but it's equally a sin to help people who need to learn how to help themselves. so, i think that's -- i mean, i don't know what's more conservative than that or has a better record. but i do care

every afternoon in prince george's county. most of those buses about 977 of them are equipped with security cameras. that's really, you know, added comfort to a lot of parents who want to make sure that children on the bus, they're doing what they're supposed to do. and they have added more of those cameras on school buses this year. it's really peace of mind for a lot of parents. more than 20 school buses, about 20 of them have the traffic cameras that make sure that drivers outside of the buses are doing what they're supposed to do now, we talked to the supervisor of this particular lot. this is one of 12 in the particular district here. we talked to the supervisor this morning and he explained to us that the bus drivers recently did some testruns, dry runs yesterday. two weeks ago to make sure that sure everything was on track. he said everything was smooth so they had their fingers crossed that everything runs smoothly today. so far, so good. the buses are leaving on time. back to you. >> kristin, thank you. >>> counties i

>> two key issues here, george. first off fears of a global economic slowdown and the federal reserve on the verge for the first time in six years of hiking interest rates, which means the cost of borrowing goes up for everyone. anyone who wants a mortgage, a car loan, a credit card, that gets more expensive. >> and what are you hearing about what's going to happen next when markets open tomorrow? >> well, what we're hearing right now is that things are pointing lower. but, of course, no one can call the future. no one knows with certainty. what you look at is where the selling is and it is widespread right now. the blue chips, walmart, exxon, apple, shares in apple are down 20% since april. these are sizable companies, and they're all facing lower and then you look at the fear gauge on wall street. it's called the volatility index where they actually measure fear. that spiked to the highest level so far this year on friday, so we're setting up for a very volatile week. what we're going to be watching tonight is obv

>> george, george. look, i was the chief architect of balancing the federal budget, we paid the largest amount of publicly held debt. i was very involved in welfare reform. i want to reform the pentagon while building a strong defense, in ohio, we went from $8 billion in the hole to $8 billion in the black. i have cut taxes more than any standing governor, including killing the death tax, our credit has risen. but because i think that people who live in the shadows, who have been inignored, the mentally ill who we stick in prison, they don't belong in priso prison. the working poor, we want to help them. but it's like my mother used to say, it's a sin not to help people who need help. so, i think that's -- i mean, i don't know what's more consecutive than that or has a better record. i do care about people. >> it looks like you have a lot of confidence this morning. you're full speed ahead as well. governor kasich, thank you for joining us. >>> much more to come. mike huckabee and rick perry are live. o

he met george bush on the tennis courts. and they were inseparable, in my opinion, in this whole process. baker was part of the trio on foreign policy. they worked amazingly close. we had a very close white house. i think that was catalyzed by the president. >> rose: at a time that george bush was running for reelection, many people thought eric cuomo would be the democratic nominee -- >> they actually thought that more -- yes, in '92, that's correct, right. >> rose: running for reelection. >> right, i'm sorry. i thought you said election. reelection. >> rose: reelection. he said i'm not going to run, went to new hampshire and went to his legislature which he said was the reason he was not running. bill clinton won. it is said and you say that you thought bill clinton would be a tougher opponent than cuomo because he had a fire in the belly. >> i've known blintsen for a long time. we were governors together. he was chairman, i was vice chairman. bill clinton is a consummate politician, a good politician. >> rose: he's a frie

shannon sohn is high above the george washington bridge. the disabled tractor trailer that was left over from the earlier accident just cleared away but still seeing extensive delays at the george washington bridge. this is just past the tolls on the upper level, disabled truck just cleared. look at the delays as we pull out on the shot. 45 minutes in to an hour to the upper level at the george washington. the lincoln tunnel is about ten minutes. a better choice at this point. holland five minutes in. taking your eyes to 78 eastbound, 44 in berkeley heights a collision being cleared. expect delays. cross county west in yonkers accident by the sawmill. back to you, shirleen, ken. >> thank you very much. >> we know traffic is bad on the gwb. wait until you hear how much time you waste every year behind the wheel. in our house, imagination runs wild. but at my table, i keep the food real. like country crock's new recipe. made with real simple ingredients and no artificial flavors or preservatives. real country fresh taste from real ingredients

and that will be george washington. the big hero of the day, of course, equal now to franklin as far as american fame goes, and so washington will take the lead in the constitutional convention. and the very chair in the back of the room behind me is the chair in which washington sat which, interestingly, is the only item in this room that we today have in this room that we know for certain was here as a part of those events. that chair was made in 1779. after the british left philadelphia, a lot of things were gone between the americans coming and going, british coming and going. we just don't have all the contents of the building anymore. pennsylvania's government has to make new furniture, including that chair, for the speaker of pennsylvania. so that was in the room on that spot when washington took that position in 1787. so the virginia plan, three branches of government, somewhat familiar to us today, here's some of the issues that are going to face that plan as far as when you start debating. other plans are goin

>>george: have less over the shoulder then shall the track of the convict side which is west from east, with the back of is because the two lines are blocked the use it traffic have to move over to the shoulder of the east bound traffic flows even less than that which we see coming toward us is about half a mile.. jackie s: caltrans workers inside the truck now trying to unload i would guess maybe a third of the total packages that were inside the truck remained in the truck as a top part of a year before that a practice still have to get those packages off of the sidewalls and a strong enough to hold that load their caring somewhere around five to 10,000 lbs. worth of amazon prime packages in those packages was spilled over both lanes of east from 37 about 45 minutes ago we saw them come out with a plow type device to push all the packages into the center divider now there may with ron on those packages into a back of a truck you see over here on the left-hand side the report another truck up and continue to load those packages the bad news is if you're expecting an amazon crime packa

is an accident over at the inbound george washington bridge. it's 15 to 20 into the upper level. at the george washington bridge you can see the traffic is stacking up here as the accident is right past the toll plaza at the upper level. you can see the flashing lights in the screen. let's tell you the lincoln tunnel is only 5 minutes in t. holland tunnel is moving okay at this point. waterbury branch of metro north a 20-minute delay with mechanical issues. new jersey transit, l.i.r.r. on or close. sways on time. problem on the cross county west at the sawmill in yonkers with a crash. 80-95 up to the george washington bridge very heavy to the upper level. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back to you, shirleen, ken. >> thank you. >>> this morning a memorial is growing outside the studios of wdbj in roanoke, virginia, paying contribute to the two jour that lifts.

in the book we talked with george and morgan watson. the experience demonstrated the problems be talked about. when they got to alabama no one was renting a hotel room or an apartment. they told us about how they all went to a ray charles concert write-down the middle of the aisle. he said the same thing happened with a television set out in the field and again )-right-paren the middle. a.m. african-american recruiter got some homes in the community and that's where they lived during that time despite the efforts to integrate its workforce this is the way things were. >> i don't think there were any workers. >> in fact he told the story about the man walking through the facility one day somebody came up and said are you visiting dignitaries from africa. it hadn't occurred to them black americans could be working at nasa. he said they felt the expectations he has placed upon them. >> we went out of our way to work hard and do whatever it took. we felt that the whole image was riding on us writing on us as professionals and we couldn't fa

when i watch george will or they are losers, they sit there. haven't done anything. think of it. i built a $9 billion net worth. i've employed tens of thousands of people. i do a television show. it become one of the biggest shows on all of television. nbc renewed it again. they are begging me to do it again. i write the best selling business book of all time and i have a jerk named krauthammer or george will. >> >> casey hunt, that's the donald versus george will argument in a nutshell. >> well, lawrence, i mean donald trump has taken on especially essentially any media figure and came out on top. he took on megyn kelly and the reality is while she didn't apologize to him he didn't apologize to her and at the end of the day he is back talking on fox news. while this column lays out an interesting argument, you know, i think that donald trump has shown he can win those arguments pretty easily. >> listen to how bernie sanders handled the same question about would he run as an independent? >> for a lot of reasons, the only way at this particular

we have some reports of a stall inbound george bridge on the lower level. let's go to the maps and i can tell you that the lincoln tunnel and the holland tunnel they have 10-minute delays. 78 west exit 3 they are trying to clean up the earlier tractor trailer fire. effect today. ken, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> another win for triple crown winner american pharoah and this weekend's race wasn't close. the young cost is the first triple crown winner to race in the haskell invitational. it happened in front of a record crowd of 61,000. it won 1.75 million bucks not bad bringing career winnings to 7 1/2 million winnings. next race could be upstate in head. >> i'm hoping. and i will bring you with me. >> yes. >>> a jersey city police officer in the hospital after getting caught in the middle of a high speed crash. we will hear from witnesses about what they saw. >> dangerous line of storms sweeping through a festival in chicago. binge eating disorder or b.e.d. isn't just over-eating. it's a real medical condition. and while the exact cause is unknown

but it's still wet in prince george's county. it looks like this area in green under a flash flood watch could get some heavy downpours that may cause some high water and includes fairfax county, all of prince george's, anne arundel, southern howard. watch out for high water tonight. now the main threat is that heavy rain from storms coming through. there's a moderate threat for some wind dusts that may cause some brief strong gusts and the very low chance of any tornados or hail. but praa pretty good chance of heavy downpours this evening. stay with storm team 4 as well as our nbc washington app. we'll keep you updated with frequent updates. likely an afternoon and evening weather alert day. what's going on now? >> right now, take a look at 66 and 95. 95 virginia northbound there you can see a little slow, a little yellow there in dale city as you head around the bend. 66 inbound looking quite good. 295 north at malcolm x, that left lane is blocked. that crash is there for over an hour. the beltway through st. barnabas, wet road

george made sure to pay his health insurance premium on time. he did so for 18 months while working for all care medical. >> it was taken from my paycheck biweekly to pay premiums. >> reporter: george was grateful to have insurance last september when his daughter spent 15 days in the hospital for asthma. six months later, a shocking bill. >> march of this year, i got a call from winthrop hospital saying the insurance had never paid. there's been a bankruptcy. there's a lot of claims that haven't been paid. >> reporter: then george received this bill from the hospital showing interest piling up with a new total due of $45,000. that's when he asked news 4 for help. >> i just didn't think it was fair we paid our plan premiums for the whole time we were there. >> reporter: we went to work calling all care medical asking about the hospitalization in september. >> but the bankruptcy was filed in december, correct, december 31st. >> reporter: george did show us a letter he received from all care saying all care was working to establish a plan to get a

it is the first day in prince george's county.ll keep you updated on how the kids arrive and get their day started. i'm nikki pure dine, wusa9 -- nikki burdine, wusa9. >> that is great. hope the spirit continues all year long. >> on lombardi time there. >>> it's 6:36. don't let the start of school get you down. rock out the 5 seconds of summer on the rock out with your socks out tour. >> the tour is coming to jiffy lube live september 6. if you'd like a chance at winning two tickets, text the key word "summer" to 25543. >> the weather is looking great for the first day of school for prince george's county. we're looking at temperatures into the upper 78s on this afternoon -- upper 80s this afternoon. could you ask for a better day? sunshine, a little breezy at times through the afternoon. it does get better. >>> welcome back. it's 20 minutes to 7:00. the sun is up and things are looking good. temperatures, we are into the 50s for some areas through the shenandoah valley and also through frederick, 59 degrees. it's 55 in luray. gre

i'm george howell. this is cnn "newsroom." ♪ >>> good day to you. we begin this hour here in korea. the demilitarized zone. round two is under way of talks, this effort to prevent war from breaking out. delegates from both north and south korea met for ten hours on saturday, even as talks resumed, trying to ease these tensions, their militaries remain on high alert. kathy novak has the latest. set the scene for us about the hopefulness of these talks even with both militaries standing at the ready. >> well, hope that these men are talking at all, george. they wrapped up at 4:00 a.m. yesterday with no agreement. they are back. they have been talking about an hour and a half now, and it's very rare to see people of this high level get together at the historic armistice village. the fact that thesis people were coming together yesterday right after pyongyang set a deadline saying south korea had to stop its campaign of psychological war fare using propaganda speakers to blast messages across the border or

george? >> so much sickness there. pierre, thanks very much. >>> tonight tributes are pouring in for the two victims. reporter alison parker, cameraman adam ward, two young journalists starting out on their careers and their lives. >> reporter: this station shocked tonight. alison parker and adam ward, the early morning team reporting together every day for wdbj. >> we're putting the final touches on our special report. >> reporter: in the moments after today's shooting, parker's boyfriend sending a series of tweets revealing they just moved in together. he describes her as the most radiant woman i ever met. he says they want to get married. parker's family tonight saying she was their bright shining light and it was cruelly stwished. adam ward was engaged to the morning producer. the two were planning their wedding. alison and adam began their careers as interns, forming a strong bond both on and off camera. >> we are thinking of their families tonight. >>> we're going to move on now to the race for the white house an

>> george, it's called management. the first thing we have to do is secure the border but it's called management and we'll get people back in, the really good ones and expedite it so they get back in so they can at least come in legally. >> you keep declaring how you're going to do it but you don't say how. >> excuse me, george. >> you declare how you're going to do it but you don't say how. >> george, i'm telling you, it's called management. you can do this and why can expedite the good ones to come back in and everybody wants that. but they have to come in legally. we have a country, we have to have -- we're a country of laws. we're a country of borders. how can you have a country without a border. how can you have a country without laws? we have to do it and by the way what you said in your piece initially is the gang members. you look at the gang members in baltimore, chicago, in ferguson, these people, a lot of them are illegals. these are rough dudes and we're going to get them the -- >> i understand you think it

george w. bush, barack obama, bill clinton, what has their attendance record like. >> bill clinton was in the hospital for knee surgery during one of his. but i think he went to six of the eight. george w. bush, i believe, went to every one. and in fact, both presidents clinton and bush participated in the show. in 1993, president clinton put on a sparkly costume and played the saxophone. and in his last year, president bush went on stage and sang a song that the lyrics have been changed about -- it was a western song about how he was leaving town. >> when the organization was formed, the white house and the washington press corp, predominantly white and male. that has changed. >> you noticed. >> when did the gridiron club change in terms of women and minorities. >> i should have checked the exact year. carl rowen, the columnist, was the first african-american member and he became president in 1988. he became a member in the 70s. and women also was in the 70s. and there was more focus on the ch

george bush has turned to graffiti in his post-presidency years. george w. bush now signing thing with a can of spray paint. this letter signed with great enthusiasm by former president george w. bush. george w. bush! it went out today as a fund-raising appeal for the presidential campaign of his brother, jeb. and that, in itself, is not an embarrassing thing. unless, of course, you're the brother who launched your presidential campaign by telling everybody that they should think of you as a stand-alone candidate, unrelated to your family. yeah, sure, maybe you had a father and a brother who were also presidents, quite recently, but that's totally irrelevant to your own run for the presidency, because you are your own man. >> as you might know, i've also been fortunate to have a father and a brother who helped shape america's foreign policy from the oval office. i recognize that as a result, my views will often be held up in comparison to theirs. i admire their service to the nation and the difficult decisions that they had to make. but i'm my own man. and m

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carter and george will insists that donald trump is no ronald reagan. the headline of george will's column is donald trump is a counterfeit republican. when he decided the next acquisition would be not another casino but the presidential nomination, he underwent many conversions of convenience concerning abortion, health care, funding democrats, et cetera. to the chorus of political pundits who keep saying that trump has tapped in to something, he reminds them that segregationist candidates for president tapped in to something too. he reminds republicans of how the father of modern american conservativism dealt with the trumps of his day. conservatives today should deal with trump with the firmness buckley dealt with the george birch society in 1962. it was an extension of a looney businessman who said dwight eisenhower was a dedicated conscious agent of the communist conspiracy. in a 5,000-word with national review, exploration, he excommunicated the society from the conservative movement. buckley received a letter from a subscriber who said, "you have

george, let's leave it there. george magnus, our senior adviser from ubs.heline, printing give us headline on the dividend. caroline: they are willing to raise capital is needed. standard chartered shares will they have to raise -- to boost .heir overall credit qualities they had a credit ratio of 10.7%. target 11 percent to 12%. there been vigilant in addressing past issues. the is impacting overall return on equity. i'm to show you the share price. this is what suddenly happen. they were up 2%. dropped. price when does the news chief executive -- it was up a quarter of a percent. the chart does paint the overall picture for you. i want to bring you into my screen as to what happened. we've got those numbers. sink some 2%.id there clear moves of concern about the option we might see more shares sold. that does weigh on the share price at standard chartered. we see capital raising. they did not take that decision lightly. they cut the dividend by 50%. you see revenues coming in below expectation. profitability falling by about a quarter. manus: caroline, th

ticket with george. >> george: of the damage has been done to this northbound ride. lookouts jammed up the ride on the 101 and interstate 280. in both directions on minutes of free way this is a huge back up--nimitz freeway. both interstate 5008880 out of san leandro have huge backups. we continue to attract major delays through the south bay. interstate 280 at to cupertino's over 34 minutes. and the 101 northbound it is a 40 minutes. sen mateo bridge there is this a standstill westbound. your richmond problem bridge ride the incident free on this band. >> mark: off the florida shore there under a tropical storm warning from her storm erica. the heading--heavy flooding rains are, teaming in florida and bay are counseled have three days of food and water. there are three hurricanes and the pacific which is never happened in history before. >> darya: the max been--the maximum wind speed has been about 150 mi. per hour. this will stay at a major hurricane until wednesday night. right now is a category to one of them. these storms are just north of the hawaiian islands.

george burrell, nonprofit executive and attorney, joins us. >> good morning, matt. >> hello, george.hristine flowers, attorney and journalist. >> hi, matt. >> good morning, christine. >> nelson diaz, attorney. hey, nelson. >> i don't know what i am. [ laughter ] >> i think you ran for something. and val digiorgio, attorney and also chester county republican head. how you doing, val? >> good morning, matt. >> before we begin with our pope topic -- you ran for mayor, you didn't win the nomination for the democrats. i could ask you a lot of questions, nelson, but did you learn anything? >> yeah, i learned a lot -- that it takes a machine, it takes money, and when dougherty got dwight to endorse, then you had an african-american decision that was made with regard -- there was only 59% of the vote came out of there. the entire election was only 27% of the vote. so the northwest, which was african-american mainly, won that election. >> all right, nelson, you're back with us on "inside story," and welcome back. >> thank you for having me back. >> well, it was our pleasure. the papal visit -

george? >> so much sickness there. pierre, thanks very much. >>> tonight tributes are pouring in for the two victims. reporter alison parker, cameraman adam ward, two young journalists starting out on their careers and their lives. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: this virginia news station shaken tonight. >> we're all in a state of shock here. you can hear people behind us in the newsroom crying. >> reporter: alison parker and adam ward, the early morning team reporting together every day for wdbj. we ha in the moments after today's shooting, parker's boyfriend, anchor chris burst, sending a series of tweets, revealing they just moved in together. he describes her as the most radiant woman i ever met. he says they wanted to get married. parker's family tonight saying she was their bright shining light and it was cruelly extinguished by yet another crazy american with a gun. cameraman adam ward, known as one of the station's go-to guys, was engaged to a morning producer. the two were planning their wedding. alison and

george. >> okay, alex, thanks. to dan harris with today's other top stories starting with this deadly police confrontation and riots in st. louis. >> good morning. violent protests after police shot and killed a black teenager. officers used tear gas on demonstrators. the cops say they were throwing bottles and bricks at them. a building and car were set on fire. it all happened after police opened fire on an 18-year-old who allegedly pointed a gun at them while they were serving a search warrant. this latest unrest comes on the heels of clashes marking the one-year anniversary of the death of michael brown in nearby ferguson. >>> newly released video shows the exact moment when that motel 6 near seattle exploded. a gas leak is to blame. nobody died in the explosion and much of the credit for that is going to the quick-thinking motel manager who pulled the alarm. >>> breaking overnight, isis now claiming responsibility for a powerful explosion near a government building in egypt that injured a dozen police officers

>>george: does that have the problem because it is empty everything is spelled out on broadway.: that will take the longest in the initial report from the chp says the wills of this big reagan looks to be in good enough shape to it bought back a parlay get the truck collided and is one to be clearing the debris and that is likely to take some time the two-year location of this problem will switch over to the traffic map will be talking to him a little bit later this month to get the updates the location is right here before block point on the eastbound side although recognized as see it is not really having much of an impact there is a much traffic flow on the westbound traffic at least for now unaffected back a change through the morning. >>george: this accident unballasted this road is backed up the ride all the way to the pigeon pass and to live a more this is really jamming of the ride in the west 580, has been slow anyway and there is none at accident and san jose on 101 in the northbound direction a julien averell that drive times as you head up out of the coyote valley no

prince george's county overall looking good. bw parkway, 95, and 19 everything rolling along nicely. see you back at 5:31. >>> there's a lot of anxiety in several louisiana parishes after tests found brain-eating ameany in the water -- amoeba in the water system. they're conducteding a chlorine burn. officials with the department of health and hospital made the announcement monday. contracting this type of amoeba is extremely rare. schools? one parish are using water bottle -- bottles only. >>> chelsea manning was found hiding several pieces of contraband in prison. manning is serving 35 years for sending classified documents to wikileaks. in her cell, she had a copy of "vanity fair" with caitlyn jenner on the cover among other banned items. >>> the teen who said she was raped last year by a senior at a prestigious prep school will be back on the sand. owen lebri is accused of attacking a then-15-year-old freshman graduation weekend. prosecutors say he invited the girl call to an event called senior salute. a contest to see who

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