. >> george town, friday night going into saturday, is always crazy back then. >> june 17th, 1972, there was a break-in at the democratic national committee's headquarters in the watergate office complex. this was the start of what would be the political crime of the century. >> reporter: at the center of it all were two men, g. gordon liddi, ex-fbi agent hired by president nixon's campaign to run covert operations. he recruited james mccord, security chief of the committee to re-elect the president. >> the plan was to get negative information about the potential nominee of the how are you going to get the negative information? a lot of people would say, breaking into the democratic national committee was way out, off the charts. yes, but not that far off. >> mccord would go into the watergate building and put in tapes in the door. >> it was taped so it would not lock. >> the hero of that night was a man named frank wills. frank wills was the security guard at the watergate office building. >> you found the door taped once and you took the tape off, then you found it taped the second tim

i also rely havely on the new york review of books, people like david cole, was at george town, now at aclu. as for wikileaks, i'm torn because i think julian assange is such a strange character and was obsessed, like put defeat of hillary clinton and a definite link between the russian hacking and then the laundering of the material to get it to julian assange in a way he can say i didn't get this from the russians. that's my own personal opinion. so i. a sympathetic when wikileaks was started, it was to challenge the government and i think assange has become an anarchist and his target is the united states he has no other target. so, are we -- we have exhausted the subject? thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

warm good zip trip george town. 80 saturday. here come 90s., next wednesday and thursday as well. that's a check of weather forecast airport is back with traffic. >> i'm excited for that. 5:47 now. we have a couple problem areas on the road. starting off with look in chantilly, pleasant valley road closed in both directions due to low-happening wires between braddock and herdon avenue and as you make your way northeast we're dealing with power outage. follow police direction and treat intersections with traffic lights on flash as though you would a stop sign. this sim pacting so far 17 street. mount oliveette road and right now those are impacted areas. look at red line we're seeing new york avenue inbound delays as you head to bladeensburg road because of congestion as well. problem free tyson and annandale. 35 volume increasing past d duke. not enough to cause slow downs yet. we'll keep up updated on commute. metro on time except for safe track. questions, wisdom, maureen. >>> new information this morning in the deadly ab train the man accus

. >> great zip trip to george town. sunny, bright, beautiful and plain old hot.ke my boss and air conditioner not working properly you may want to look at that before end of week. >> that's no bueno. >> what's good. >> my pool is nice and cold and you can come swimming. >> right? >> more power outages reported in northeast. we got update. south dakota avenue bladensburg road north east. treating all flashing signals at stop signs. power was restored and new intersections impacted now and then also traffic lights were on signal earlier and as they get back to normal other interceptions in northeast may be out as well. slow down. treat intersections like a stop sign. low hanging wires between braddock road and hermine don avenue. detour around that one. as you make your way to mannasas prince william parkway reopened northbound side. safe track if you are taking metro instead of line impacted and express shuttle service available. new carlton, landover. minnesota avenue stations closed again that express shuttle service should help to connect to you blue line and s

talk about george town. proud to be a member of the gorgeoustown factually but not a graduate, and i'm a prefer not proud and nobody there is -- proud of what went on a long time ago. say for the most part because die get hate mail from people who say they're georgetown alums. i want to keep it real and they sound like they're real happy that stuff went on in the 1800s but nobody is happy withthat. the pit president is an extraordinary man. the committee that determine we have to do something -- it's one thing to yap bit. one thing to do something about it. one thing to say we were wrong but your point about reparations is extremely important. this steps to look for the descendents of those enslaved and then offer them the same recognition that people who are alums of the school get. that's a start, but people who were 272, the basis of your economy, are a little bit more than alums and should get a little more than that. say it to them and not saying anything out of school. of course we have to push further

. >> george town, friday night going into saturday, is always crazy back then. >> june 17th, 1972, thereas the start of what would be the political crime of the century. >> reporter: at the center of it all were two men, g. gordon liddi, ex-fbi agent hired by president nixon's campaign to run covert operations. he recruited james mccord, security chief of the committee to re-elect the president. >> the plan was to get negative information about the potential nominee of the democratic party. how are you going to get the negative information? a lot of people would say, breaking into the democratic national committee was way out, off the charts. yes, but not that far off. >> mccord would go into the watergate building and put in tapes in the door. >> it was taped so it would not lock. >> the hero of that night was a man named frank wills. frank wills was the security guard at the watergate office building. >> you found the door taped once and you took the tape off, then you found it taped the second time. >> it was something that told me that, you should check, not only check the door, but

joining us former federal prosecutor and professor at george town university law center paul butler, panelists on set, betty woodruff from the daily business, vivian salama from the associated press. thank you for being with us. paul, i'll start with you. the "wall street journal" is reporting on this memo apparently written by the former deputy nsa director about a call between the president and mike rogers, the guy who leads the nsa. "during the call the president questioned the veracity of the intel community's judgment that russia had interfered with the election and also tried to persuade rogers to say there was no evidence of collusion between his campaign and russia" they said. i got to get your reaction to these reports coming out today. >> this is a major escalation of the investigation. there is a pattern of conduct by trump that would make any investigator think about possible obstruction charges. director comey testified last week that he felt ordered and directed by trump to call off of the flynn investigation. the intelligence chiefs last week wouldn't say whether trump

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sees even though in town halls -- seats, even though in town halls, people were protesting about health care. george mitchell: that is true. those were historically republican districts previously held by republicans and in every k, the market -- in every case, the margin of victory was quite a bit less. you are right, there are some people upset, but very few americans support of the house built for a good reason. obamacare has its problems, it was a compromise. many republican amendments were public, there were hearings, there was public discussion and hundreds of amendments offered. here, you have a process that debate, to limit amendments and participation in the process because they know it is a bill that will not have strong public support.

taking a look through prince george's county, no problems into town or out of town. northbound, 395, washington boulevard work zone still blocking the right lane. taking a look at 66 on fairfax county parkway. on time into town and out of town. >>> it's the car repair that could be putting your life at risk. the stopping by the mechanic today. >> reporter: shock and outrage after a noose is found inside the national museum of african-american history and culture. what they're saying about that discovery and the investigation. >>> and new video just coming in after a man reportedly tried to enter the cockpit of a malaysia airlines plane. molette green isracking the t of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and renewable sources like solar, wind... and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our communities. dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energ

prince george's county into town, out of town no worried there. two things on 95 to mention. brand new one here, northbound after 610 garrison has a crash on the shoulder. after lorton on 95 two right lanes are getting by the milling and paving project. >>> right now this pennsylvania doctor is in an area hotel barred from going anywhere near the trump international hotel and the white house. brian moles will be in federal court later today on charges that he drove to d.c. in a car and checked into the trump hotel. court documents say moles wanted to meet trump and his goal was to, quote, bring down big pharmacy and big business medicine. the judge said moles suffers from ptsd and he had no legal basis to hold the man. >>> there was a security scare at the white house last night. a man was taken to the hospital and charged with a felony once he's released. >>> let's go back to molette green at the live desk with breaking news from the white house. now let? >> reporter: the trump administration taking its travel ban to the supreme court. they want it fast tracked so it can sta

town. why actor george clooney and friends have a billion reasons to raise a glass tonight. area for days... and now, it )s turned deadly. ===jess take vo=== plus, san francisco protesters lying in the street. what this motorcyclist said before he revved his engine and scattered the crowd. ===next close=== next. >>> finally tonight, he's been a new dad for all of two weeks, but now actor george clooney has a whole new reason to celebrate. he just struck a deal to sell his casamigos tequila brand for as much as a billion dollars along with partners that include randy gerber, cindy crawford's husband. casamigos was first created as a private brand before exploding in popularity with the public. a billion bucks, that will buy a whole lot of margaritas. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. the heat wave turns dead we )re tracking another day of triple digit temperatures. ==jess/2-s >>> right now at 6:00, heat wave turns deadly

the other hospitals in town, george washington university, matt mika, who is a lobbyist for tyson foodsng treated. he may be the most serious of all the conditions. he's also in critical condition but shot in the chest. zach barth, a staffer for congressman roger williams is also in an undisclosed hospital. we only know that because he tweeted out early this morning he had been hit in the carnage there, and that he was going to be okay. we later heard from a family spokesperson he was shot through the calf muscle, and the other officer involved, david bailey, was not struck by gunfire but suffered a minor injury and not treated at the hospital, released from the hospital. he may be the real hero here, we understand he had a large part in putting the bad guy down and there by sparing many, many others grievous injury or death, back to you. adam: doug mckelway reporting on the conditions of the people shot this morning during the practice for the congressional baseball game. thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, more on the investigation into the suspect's motive. who was he and why wa

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. ♪ >> sete on the french mediterranean coast, no wonder this harbor town is known as 'little venice.' georgessens one of the best known chanson singers in france used to live here. his music is an important part of the town's heritage. just like the snack that sete is famous for. ♪ >> the guilietta cafe is one place you'll find the hearty pastry called tielle. it's sold as a small snack, or as a meal. cedric annarumo is the chef. >> tielle is originally from from italy immigrants brought it here. it was originally a meal for peasants. it was filling but cheap. the tielle from sete is tomato sauce and seafood wrapped in a pastry. >> cedric won't reveal his exact recipe. but he hasn't changed the main ingredients for decades. a simple dough made from water, flour and salt. a tomato sauce with spices, and diced octopus or squid from the mediterranean. all covered with another layer of dough. >> the consistencey of the dough after baking is not the same everywhere. it has two different flavors. here in the middle it stays soft because of the sauce. but the edges are crispy. >> cedric opened his

everything through prince george's county headed into town, you have the normal slowdowns.little lighter volume than normal. that is good, of course. northbound 28 after compton road, disabled vehicle causing problems. 66 speaking of manassas, slow spot will be manassas 95 northbound slow spot going to be as you're approaching quantico. 270 montrose road, northbound, southbound all those lanes looking good. travel time, everything looks pretty typical. 270 at the top of the beltway, 66 into town and 95 northbound as well. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, melissa. quiet day outside from a precipitation perspective but, oh, man is it going to be hot again. yesterday a preview. 93 yesterday. probably going to be a degree or two warmer than that today and in addition to that, not as much of a breeze and more of a humidity. much more miserable day to be spending a whole lot of time outside. 74 in washington. not that much of a wind. up to 10 or 15 miles per hour made all the difference yesterday to be outside. today a lighter wind, high

. >>> it was a beautiful morning in prince george's county around the region. as the town of bowie welcomed fox 5 for this morning zip trip. erin all had a blast.dom and - check it out. ♪ ♪ >> i got on the train and i picked up students. say hi everybody. that's a lot of enthusiasm. i love it. you guys trust me to drive this train? >> yes >> well, i don't know if i would >> ok. o ok. >> reporter: five questions in what year did kernel william bowie paint a charter to construct a rail 39 southern maryland? the mayor is correct. the answer is he is correct >> tell me about your place here in bowie. you've had a lot of success here >> bowie is one of our premier restaurants, bowie is fantastic. we have a lot of customer, a lot of repeat customer. . >> reporter: you're sure you want me to do this? there you go, my first and ever experience face painting. michelle, you are? >> a brave, brave soul >> sweep it the base, side to side. >> wow. yes. >> these are my obsessions. >> i love it. i love it. >> my obsessions. i like that. >> how do you like me now? >> it's not my obsession

town. >>> a prince george's mother facing 45 years in prison for suffocating her son and daughter.ya spoon pled guilty to killing them in their home in cheverly. the grandmother called police. spoon killed the children two days after she was released. >>> you can hear the gunshots in response outside of the parliament, where gunman formed a chamber. we now know the death toll has risen. five people were killed. more than 25 wounded. you can see the rapid response outside the grounds there one of two attacks. it happened in the capital city of tehran. shrine of ayatollah khomeini. that killed two and injured others. no one was claimed responsibility for these twin attacks. back to you, aaron. >> angie, thank you. >>> also developing this morning -- we found out the identity of a man accused of attacking a police officer in paris. prosecutors tell nbc news that farid eye tried to attack officers. screaming this is for syria. he's in the hospital right now. according to prosecutors, he's 40 years old and unknown to french authorities. >>> former fbi director james comey is going to ge

fact, speaker paul ryan said it certainly is not helping to improve the tone of civility in this town, georgent had a very forceful plea for washington to treat each other with more respect. >> yeah, and he is facing a lot of backlash right now. cecilia, thanks very much. >> now to the fourth of july holiday travel. linzie janis is on the turnpike. good morning again, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, robin. so far so good out here on the new jersey turnpike. a lot of people headed away for the weekend decided to go early. that appears to be a good strategy but if you can't go until later today, if you have to work, the worst time to leave according to waze, the navigation app is between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. the best time to leave on monday, that's when they expect a 90% decrease in traffic on the bright side here. gas prices hitting a new low just this time for the holiday week cents just in the last month. the national average now just $2.24 a gallon. >> that is great news. be safe out there on the roads, everybody. >>> now to paula faris for the morning's other top headlines. >> happy frida

george sterman, who was the town bully, a big brutish kind of man. he caved in students heading with a rock or a brick, not someone you would go in and just for fun poke in the eye. he wanted to have a party as well any he wanted these two musicians to come to his party. he began a rumor or stories that mosby had only invited these two men to come to play music, as sort of an insult to the two men. mosby heard about it and in the way they did things back then, he sent a note saying what do you mean about these comments? his response for all practical purposes was, i will eat you blood raw. mosby took that seriously, this was a dangerous, violent man. so he armed himself with a pepper box pistol. i think you can say at that time, mosby realized that even at 5'6" or 5'7", your size or weight didn't much matter if you had a pistol in your hand. the armed himself -- so he armed himself with a pepper box pistol and eventually, george turpin came to the boardinghouse where mosby was staying. some movement was made after turpin came to the front door, wheth

. >> prince george's county, no issues there. into or out of town. no roadwork or anything. 270 from 70 to the spurt, you're on time. 26 minutes if you're speeding a bit. if you're headed out of town, same situation. no big problems that way. southbound rock creek parkway before virginia avenue in northwest. again, left lane gets by that bridge work here. this morning, southbound 95 at 17 falmouth, right lane getting by the pachg. live look beltway forestville road, no problems there. >>> he's accused of posing as a maintenance worker and raping a woman at a condo building in arlington. this morning, still on the run. the new hopes help to find him. >>> the congressional baseball shooting, what representative scalise's family wants more people to do as well as an update on his condition. >>> it's going to cost a bit more to take the bus. why metro is fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and th

george county murder. >> bill cosby publicist is denying claims his upcoming town meeting will be about sexual assault instead he ebony benson said it will september orn restoring comedian legacy after mis mistrial. the comedian team said young people need to be he educated about the laws around assault and on sunday his publicist toldnn of sensationallism over the media and tour. they plan to retry the case in four months. >> for the first time we're hearing from good samaritans that helped catch a teenager dangling from upstate new york. matthew howard senior says he and his adult were on the ground when they spotted the girl and howard said it was heart stopping moment and all he can do is think how to help the dangling 14-year-old. she fell 25 feet into his arms. >> i yelled drop i promise i'll catch you. she heard me. >> i seen the girl's little brother holding on to her you know crying and screaming please help her don't let her die. >> stop blaming her. stop blaming security at great escape. it's an accident. it happened. >> i'll catch you i'll catch you honey. >> howard injured his back catching the t

george w. bush will be in town today speaking at the standup summit focused on more help for the former presidentoth deliver remarks. the event will also feature research that outlines the three keys to a successful veteran transition health, well being education and employment. wisdom. >> annie thank you very much. time for the morning line. it was a big night for the nba and an even bigger night for our local talent. the dream coming true for dematha high school graduate markelle fultz. taken number one overall by the philadelphia 76ers. take a look at how his family and friends res reacted to the news. >> 2017 nba draft the philadelphia sixers select markel fultz. [cheers and applause] >> fultz has set some lofty goals for himself. he not only wants to be rookie of the year he also wants to be the league m.v.p. as a rookie. fultz wasn't even voted as the top basketball player in this area as a sen cut from his junior varsity team as a 5-foot 9-inch sophomore. he's now a 6-foot four do everything guard with a 6-foot 10-inch wing span and an all around game that will fit perfectly with the sixer

brought up, let's talk about the president's teams which none other than george conway, a respected conservative lawyer in townut in a tweet undermines the president's own legal argument before the u.s. supreme court by calling it a ban, by saying that the watered down version is politically correct, et cetera. >> george conway's tweet, i'm assuming you felt this way, was incredibly surprising to a lot of us who follow this sort of thing and he's since come back and expressed his ongoing support for the president, but you see it in everything from the president's treatment of the mayor of london to all of the comey-related issues and now to the travel ban as well. i got an unsolicited e-mail from a group that does like online betting and whatever today talking about what the odds are already for whether the president tweets on thursday and whether he used a word like fake or comey or whatever. this has become an entire like separate cottage industry. is president trump going to step on his own message via twitter. this is something we'll all be watching, whether it deals with the travel ban or the supreme cour

george's county. a trooper is hurt after having to jump over a jersey wall to avoid being hit by a car. this all happened on the alan town road exit on the beltway in forestville. happened around 3:30 this morning. we're told the trooper was already at the scene of a two-vehicle crash when another car whipped by and slid into the unmarked trooper car. maryland state police say all the injuries here were minor thankfully. >>> meanwhile, a group of kids were hurt following a serious crash. montgomery county fire and rescue officials say it happened around midnight around klara barton parkway. take a look at the crash here. officials tweeted this out. they say five people had to be taken to the hospital. no one is dead thankfully. it's not clear how many kids in the u.s. park police are now handling that investigation. >>> and it is going to be a tough father's day for some families of u.s. sailors. seven american sailors have been found dead. they were reported missing off the coast of japan after the "u.s.s. fitzgerald" ran into a containership there. that crash happened on friday. late last night rescue crews said they f

last night i watched the town it was ting and i think lakeville, wisconsin, with epresentative -- host: george stentenbrenner. the people at that meeting pinned his ears to the wall with the questions they had. the answers he gave, he had gaveling, pounding the table and counting down how many imes he was going to allow people to just answer back to him. the mood of ell by the crowd, i mean, this was a meeting, that the republicans trouble.ig you got 17 months until the next 2019, i think personally the way the handling s are everything in the scandals and huberous of this president and i'm a republican, i think going to cut are the legs right out from underneath him. ask you, richard, to change course as a republican, what are the main needs to do toty pollss fare better in the right now? caller: what they need to do and it two previous guests hit right on the nose, if they had started with infrastructure, wanted, jobs, jobs, jobs, they would have the democrats and republicans, they have worked something out. instead, they go and cut the healthcare out from everybody, which looks like, the re

washington facebook page to encourage you >>> people in prince george's county say the newly proposed health care law is, quote, evil. they met for a town hall today in bowie. maryland senator chris van hollen was there, he accused the gop's new bill of being all about politics. it cuts back federal support of medicaid, repeals the insurance mandate, and defunds planned parenthood. senator van hollen promised that democrats would push back. residents agreed to join that fight. >> it is important that we do stand together as one, unite together in power, and make sure that this evil does not occur. >> republican leaders say the bill would make health insurance more affordable, and would eliminate coverage requirements that some people find onerous. five gop senators have already come out against the legislation, of getting through counsel. >>> jim graham died thursday after a brief illness. he was known for his love the bow ties. so many people today wore them to honor him. >>> millions of dollars spent and decades passed, now a fnew trail is finally open. >>> and a local teen with a taste for business is helping children just like him g

george's county trying to get on the silver line. orange and blue line, this means delays to largo town center because of that.he express lane flowing a bit. 66 is okay. in bound 66 before fairfax county parkway, disabled still on the right shoulder. through the woodbridge area. chopper 4 over this problem here for us this morning. as we widen out, you can see the beltway looks good. northbound, we have one left lane getting by. southbound 15 after point of rocks, all left lanes open. as far as travel times, nothing too atypical virginia or maryla maryland. i don't know what is going on right there. >> darkness has fallen. brightness, bright sky over ragan national airport right now. there's the north end of the runway by the potomac. skies slightly cooler. number one, today cooler. no 90s coming our way for today. isolated rain chances for the next couple of days. a little better chance for afternoon storms coming up. sun looks hot and humid. that's probably our next chance to be above 90 morning started. hour by hour planner, mid 70s at 9:00. 80 degrees at lunchtime. high today, 85 degrows. rain chances are

. >> south and east of town, that is where the severe weather is occurring tonight. from prince george'sof the watch. but the brighter yellow here is a warning. that is the northern neck. and will probably parlay the warnings across the river and southern maryland. light showers toward leesburg. the heaviest activity pushing across 95 into southern maryland. these are the heaviest storms. we have severe warnings until 7:30 p.m. for westmoreland county.

. >> the police in prince george county are looking for thieves that are going around town breaking intoe's cars. 20 new crimes reported sunday alone. and then another new break in happened during our live interview. >> and getting rid of graffiti in the district. d.c. mayor kicking off the program to wipe out illegal tagging in town. problem in the neighborhood? how you can nominate for a wall mural. first. >> who is ready to wipe out the heat. >> it's tough, right. ed on the second day at or above 90. wow, 95 today you see this high ties national. little tough to take out there even though humidity is not as bad as it could be. how much longer will this last. we'll talk about that when "fox5 local news" at 5 comes back. keep cool for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you

west of town the severe threat is other. in prince george'snty still the chance for some severe weather. let's start with a live pretty nice at the airport doesn't it? temperatures have come down significantly because of the showers. 74 right now downtown. the dew point in the low 70s. that's a little bit uncomfortable. winds have now shifted from the west at about 17. so now since we last spoke even more counties vladimir mehul baptiste cleared from the watch. -- even more counties cleared from the watch. prince george's still update nder the watch and southern married. that -- southern maryland. that goes until #kw8. -- until 8:00. here's the radar. there's more storms too back to the south and the west between warrenton and dc. we are not out of the wiedz -- woods for flash flooding. the warnings for saint mary's county and calvert county, lightening too with prince frederick. lightning strikes 237 in0 where the warning is right inside this polygon until 5:30. heavy rain solomon to hollywood down 235 and also route 2. slow going if you have

. >> pers fally, i think paul george could be traded for, like, a half a bag of saltine crackers. >> the donest thing about karl anthony-townsoks like a gigantic baby. >> devin booker likes like a fancy >> jay williams is a perfect studio analyst. his left eye is looking at his co-host while his right eye is looking at the camera. >> doc rivers hairline fufu as hello, that's just his forehead wrinkled up. >> tell walt frazier to sit his old porkchop sideburns ass down. >> michelle beadle's hair looks like it hasn't been washed since the late '90s. >> pretty sure joel em biid has the iq of a squirrel. hmm, okay. >> james harden always looks like he's just about to lead the israelites through the red sea. >> magic johnson becom just another reminder that any stupid person can do anything they set their mind to. >> i don't think shaq is dumb, but he sure sounds like it. >> no. karl malone ain't doing this. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll be right back with kevin hart. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live -- game night" are brought to you by flonase sensimist allergy relief. powerful relief in a gentle mist. cindy,

georges county schools is getting a lot of heat. kevin maxwell is accused of using police to shut down political dissent. intimidation to keep teachers and principals quiet. last night the town hall meeting to air grievances saw some parents moved to tears a prince georges bureau chief scott broom is on the story. he's been trying to get a response from the school superintendent. >> reporter: that didn't go very well today. but we'll start with the dad from temple hills who cried yesterday evening talking about his daughter being sent home from school this week for her own safety. >> that's yesterday. the assistant principal sent my daughter home from school because someone had threatened her. >> robert matthew has five kids in prince georges county >> someone had threatened to stab her. she wasn't suspended. she was sent home because he could not guarantee her safety. students are frequently fighting in school restrooms. posting it on twitter. >> employee union officials claim staff are reluctant to take action for fear of being suspended or investigated for abuse. more than 600 staff were put on leave. this is one of many complaints about schools. >> wake up everybody. for

town and out of there. same thing on 95. prince george's county, the rest of it below that issue there on the beltway.n bound indian head highway is slow. pretty normal, 270 not bad. everything else here looking okay. thinking there's a problem. 270 travel times no problems. top of the beltway looking ver typical outer loop and inner loop. 66 in bound, 95 north. same situation. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop m your car today. hi, chuck. >> very muggy start to the day. sun came up at 5:42 this morning. our earliest sunrises of the year started yesterday, go all the way through today and into the early parts of next week. these long daze of summertime, we get 14:52 of daylight today. we're essentially there already. it is a muggy start. 76 washington, 72 fairfax, 67 montgomery county, 71 in prince george's right now. planning out your day today, very muggy here early on. temperatures will be near 90 degrees by noontime. we'll spend most of the afternoon in the low to mid 90s. there is an outside chance of a thunderstorm or two. hometown 90 in manassas. the other issue is poor air qua

prince george's county, bottom of the beltway have the normal slowdowns headed into town.times, no problems there top of the beltway we have that normal slowdown on the outer loop but it could get worse once chopper gets over that scene. we'll see how bad that is. in bound on 66. 31 miles per hour. going to take you 18 minutes. 95 north quantico to the beltway going to take you 40. pretty slow on 66 and 95. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. >> nice start to this tuesday morning. we'll take a look at some of the headlines for today. well, you can expect a decent tuesday today. we have a mix of sun and clouds. sunshine. cooler tomorrow. talk about that coming up in a minute. otherwise, the weekend will be warmer. 90s returning in the forecast. talking about a heat wave coming. show you that in just a minute. 67 degrees currently in the district. 66 in frederick. clinton coming in at 65. comfortable start. we are dry. rain up by philadelphia but as we go into the -- hey, gu >> we're hanging out. >> you get to see behind -- >> can you bring it bac

the woodrow wilson bridge over the potomac river connecting prince george's county, to alexandra, virginia -- an antebellum old town complete are robert e. lee lajd marks. the 45-year-old bridge was being rebuilt and the montgomery county director of public works and transportation and a daughter of a federal government worker requested that the medallion bearing wilson's image, if you've driven over the bridge you've seen them on both sides. they're about this big. she asked that the medallion be left off the maryland side. the medallions remained on both sides of the bridge, as you know, but the surprise with which white people responded to his request, this is in newspapers, in maryland, in washington. ungds lined for me the different memories woodrow wilson can evoke. he's most famous for work in versailles and in world war i. he's also famous in loosing it all in the end. characterizations of his flaws, dorthy ross has written "all have described the qualities of his personality chiefly responsible for his failings in paris, as overconfidence, egotism, faith in his own judgments and powers and adherence to his

woodrow wilson bridge over the potomac river, which connects the prince george's county, to alexandria virginia, an antebellum old town replete with robert e. lee landmarks. the director of public works and transportati transportation and daughter of a federal government worker requested that the medallion bearing wilson's image, if you've driven over the bridge, you see them on both sides. they look like a giant coin. she asked that the medallion with wilson's image be left off the maryland side. the medallions remained on both sides of the bridge, as you know, but the surprise with which white people responded to france's request, this was in "the post," underlined for me the very different memories woodrow wilson can evoke. now, for historians, wilson is most famous for his work in versailles and the end of world war i. he's also famous for losing it all in the end. dorothy ross has written, quote, all have described the qualities of wilson's personality, chiefly responsible for his failings in paris. as over-confidence, ego timp, unrealistic faith in his own judgment and powers and adherence to his principles comb