robbie twible: george, welcome to my room. george oliphant: broadway fan i see. robbie twible: yeah, very much. have you been to all these shows? yeah, i have. i've seen all of those. robbie loves broadway. it's like your only chance to see live performers do what they do most. they don't really have a chance to mess up. what's on your list of like, top five things you want to see? something rotten, [inaudible] 20th century, stomp, blue man group. i will definitely incorporate all of your broadway stuff into your new room. robbie twible: this is the area i don't like. all right. this is the area that we need to make disappear. i like my room to be orange. i don't know if my mom likes that but i do. george oliphant: so louise, gary, this is robbie's bedroom. oh, wow. when you walk into the room, you see the child on one side of the room, and then your head scans over and you see medical equipment. gary zaccaro: we'll have to open things up. we'll do a lot of built-ins around the room. we'll make this like the cool room. all the kids are going to want to hang out a

and this is george.nd 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 b

to northern prince george county. i think that recognizing that we have the key partnerships and can put our students to work. >> dr. charlene duke, thank you so much. the first segment of many more to come. you're watching viewpoint this morning. we will be right back. ♪ >>> thanks for joining us on you poirn point this morning. we're joined with charlene duke from prince george community college. we talked about what the college is and the type of students that are there at the university or college. i want to learn a little bit more. i want to tell me about the initiative that pgcb has. it's not about the students but really dividing the students up to we have veterans and students with special needs that we have to support and do more for. tell me more about them? >> well, we have a pretty substantial veterans program. we were proud to have been awarded veterans upward bound grant from the u.s. department of education. what that allowed us to do is develop a process and system to let veterans transition into acade

>> it is an important key to george bush in dealing with people. with his first call second and 30 never would ask you he is building a relationship and all these people the leaders of the world at the time it is of the first time were the fifth time so they were talking to somebody they build that they trusted relationship so when he asked they responded. the other asset was jim baker who was able to go out and deal with the concerns people have on these issues to come back with recommended proposals maybe we had to change the un resolution to lettuce i feel comfortable or the king. all of those to recognize the other person across the table could have a perspective that has to be taken into account how when the berlin wall came down he could not focus you ascidian gorbachev's key to think about what the concern was. but i hope you see that. and have tried to give an intimate said of descriptions in the book lays any real white house and their real west wing compared to what you have seen on television. . .

witt'snded george murder. the lad who poisoned the family, he defended him. >> lets give them a big round of applause. [applause] >> the c-span networks feature weekends filled with politics, and american history. 's visit continues today as he travels from new york to philadelphia. coverage starts at 4:30, as he speaks at independence hall. then, he's beset the

one of the other was a fellow virginian named george mason , george washington's neighbor and friend. mason and randolph's alarm over the constitution were similar. mason was rejoicing and bringing this man into the anti-federalist camp with the hope of blocking ratification in the richmond ratification the following spring. when randolph arrived in richmond and went into the convention, he gained the floor and announced he was going to support ratification. this stunned everybody. it stunned mason, especially. patrick henry who is leading the anti-federalist forces was dumbfounded. now going to was support the ratification of the document in the spring of 1788 that he refused to sign in the fall of 1787. mason was so perturbed that he was heard to audibly mutter "arnold." edmunde comparison of randolph to benedict arnold was an exaggeration, but it is also an uncanny foreshadowing of randolph's career in the federal government. edmund randolph did not want to join the new administration, partly because he did not want to move his large family to new york city which was the temporary

what are you, king george? -well, you know, this whole dining room set from safavieh certainly makes me feel like royalty. -you look like your on your throne. -i-- i am on my throne. -i like it. -well this is gonna be, you know, this is going to be the allen family's. -it is. it's going to be his throne. -throne table. deborah baum: that's right. so you like it? -i love it. [music playing] all right. this place is pretty much spic and span. i think it's time to bring the family home for a reveal. [music playing] hey, guys. -hey. -hey, george. george oliphant: welcome home. -thank you. good to see you. -bring it in my friend. -good to see you. george oliphant: good to see you. good to see you guys. i want you to know that those new found cooking skills, they will not be wasted in this new kitchen. you guys want to see what we've been up to? all: absolutely. yeah. -all right. guy allen: let's do it. -whoa! -oh my goodne-- -hey, guys. -hey. -hey, george. george oliphant: welcome home. -thank you. good to see you.

therefore it was built as a monument really to george washington, and it was on land that george washington's family had once owned. later, robert e lee married into the family, and that is how he happened to live there. as the capstone of arlington cemetery. when you go to arlington, where so many people are buried, it is a really religious place, and i think the top of that where people tend to visit after they have done something at arlington -- i think it should be in better shape. so when i toured it, i realized it was somewhat decrepit and not as interesting as a place as i thought it should be. so i said to the park service i would put up the money to fix it. so it is not as if it is only because of robert e lee, it is because it is a monument to george washington, also to a great american, robert e lee, who did work in the south, but was an incredible american what he did after the war and for the war for the united states. -- and before the war for the united states. it is something that should be in better shape. susan: down the river at mount vernon, george washington's home, that

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and i will be doing george bush. maybe barack obama will give me a chance some day. >> we just learned that the president you worked for jimmy carter, has cancer. it seems it might be serious. what is your relationship with him like and what did working for him do? >> i was very young. i was 27 to 31 when i do it. it was quite a while ago. he was an incredible person to work for because he gave young people an opportunity. most of the staff was very, very young. he was 52 when he became president. left the office at 56. he is now 90 years old. he's lived longer than anybody that has been president of the united states. he has done incredible things. written 28 books. he has done incredible things like help cure guinea worm and river blindness in africa. the carter center. he has been a role model for former presidents. and we have a new office in effect because of what president carter did, which is the ex president, former president. it used to be if you were a former president you sat on your porch for a few years

george clooney. george! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: thank you. >> wow!stephen: thank you, thank you, thank you for being here. >> whoo! >> stephen: thank you for being here on such a big night. >> big night. big show! >> stephen: i'm really grateful that you could be here. >> yeah. >> stephen: couldn't have worn a tie? >> i feel bad about that. come on. you got a little cookie, a little cookie. >> stephen: thank you very much. thank you very much. usually i have to pay someone a fair amount of money to do that, thank you, george. >> and i'm not cheap. >> stephen: thank you-- thanks for being here. and thank you for coming dressed up as your evil twin. >> exactly. that's my move. >> stephen: oh, yes, i'm george clooney. of course, i am. shoot him, not me. i am particularly grateful that you're here because you don't actually have a project to push or anything. >> i have nothing to push. >> stephen: you're just here because you're a nice guy. >> i'm just here to see you. >> stephen: well, thank you very much. >> and i think that's what everybody else is. (

it is alsoein: associated with george washington. it was built as a monument to george washington on land the family-owned. robert e lee married into the family. that is how he happened to live there. i view it as a monument to washington as well as robert e. lee. i see it as the capstone of arlington cemetery. people are buried there who have given their lives to our country. it is a religious place. visit.can i think it should be in better shape. i realized it was decrepit and was not as interesting as a place as i thought it should be. i told the park service i would put up the money to fix it. it is in the process of being fixed. it is not only because of robert e. lee. it is a monument to george washington and also a great but hen, robert e. lee, was an incredible american in what he did before and after the war for the united states. i think being a arlington is an historic place. something that is the capstone of arlington should be in better shape. run: mount vernon has been by the mount vernon ladies association, a private o

it's front page news in the coin world. >> george walton was a respected knew mistist. is called in to appraise george's collection. >> so they sent a man to evaluate all the coins. it took approximately 2-3 weeks. jamie: how much did the family get for what was sold? >> total came to over 850,000. it set a record for an individual collection. jamie: it would have been even more, maybe $60,000 more, if not for the stunning pronouncement that walton's prize 1913 nickel is a phony. because the 3 in 1913 is unlike any font used by the u.s. mint, stacks concludes the date has been altered. >> there were so many altered dates out there, it wasn't difficult to take another liberty head coin such as the 1910 and alter the 0 to look like a 3. jamie: in fact, walton has a number of suspect currencies in his collection. so many that the bank feels it needs to notify the secret service. >> the secret service came and took some of the items that he had because they were either counterfeit, altered or illegal to own. jamie: stacks declared the nickel a fake. >> right. jamie: but the

miss alsobrooks, last year there were 54 homicides in prince george's county.ow many were domestic violence cases? >> 19 of the 54 last year were domestic violence cases. it was an amazing number. and of the 19, seven of them were babies who were 3 and under who were killed in our families. so these numbers have concerned us, and we have to do something. >> what about the numbers so far this year? >> so far this year, we've seen seven homicides that we believe are domestic in nature, and so we have this year seen a decline of sorts. we hope it's attributable to the work we've done over last several months. we're still seeing far too many, far too many. >> pastor tony lee, you see lots as a pastor in a community where there are many, many issues. >> no, and that's why we're excited to be working in partnership the state's attorney because one of the things that brought us here as a church is the fact that because there's so many challenges that we end up seeing some things before the state's attorney's office sees them. we can get to things before they become th

how this affected the george washington bridge. look at the upper level of the george washington bridge, bumper to bumper because of that accident. lower level a much better ride. inbound into the tolls it's about a 15 minute delay. street cleaning rules are in effect. >>> thank you so much. if you are never seen star wars [ laughter ] >> today means nothing to you. >> for millions who love luke, leia and darth vader, it's force friday. new star wars toys and collectors items went on sale add midnight. hundreds lined up to get their hands on new stuff in anticipation of >> i'm so excited for this movie and i'm so excited that new merchandise is out. >> star wars episode 7 the force awakens opens in theaters december 18th. >> very cool. >> we are closing in on 6:30. breaking news in brooklyn, a shootout between a suspect and police in the middle of the street sends the suspect and officers to the hospital. we're live with an update on >>> now north america's number 1 news channel 7 eyewitness news this morning. >> breaking news in b

so he had worked with george kelly on a number of bank jobs and, in fact, had let george a thousand dollars. after he heard about the kidnapping he went down to the farm to collect the money that george owed him and submersible and he sustained while escaping prison. hehe just happens to be sleeping in the backyard on a cot when gus jones and urschel arrived with their squadron of law enforcement. so even though george and catherine had already fled the scene, they had gone up to st. paul to launder the money. the fbi agents still score an important victory by pulling in harvey daly who is not only a bank robber but an escaped prisoner. so the rate is considered a huge success, and it arrives just in time for j edgar hoover, who in933 was not yet director of the fbi. in fact, he was barely holding on to his job. the investigation, as it was called, had been given the job of solving the lindbergh kidnapping and had done a fairly miserable job and had made almost no progress since the 18 months it happened. when fdr took office, his 1st choice for attorney general was a guy named thomas walsh

live pictures from prince george's community college. this is where the nbc 4 all state community shred is under way. >> we are going to have everything you need to know if you want to head out there now, like you can only bring five boxes. a live look at the capitol now. tom is back with a look at when you are going to see the heaviest rain today and when everything is going to move out. we'll be right back. >>> at 8:42, we are going to keep you safe. this is always popular. the nbc 4 all state community shred under way. >> get out there soon. you can shred your personal documents free. we want to get out there right now. joining us is shawn with shred it washington d.c. region and alicia with allstate. hi, guys. first, let's talk about the boxes. how many can people bring and what should people leave behind? >> sure, you can bring up to five boxes. we are asking folks to make it a paper material only. no cds, hard drives, batteries anything of that type. we want to make sure to keep our blades safe and shredder material safe. >> good i

>>george:. >>james: on the right you have the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge and then all camera vantage point nothing but sunshine and what would be hot weather later on this afternoon. >>reporter: most readings and the far east bear also in the fifties did not forget we're starting the day time warm-up in oakland for example here is a quick trend we see 5485 by noon in the afternoon hours we lose a daytime heating tim to start to fall off. >>mark: men are running on a sunday schedule for labor day the to the server should be back and running tomorrow. >>mark: they're taking more than just a bus bridge to travel between sentences: oakland more than a thousand passengers travel from oakland alameda area the same time last year they would is 4000 passengers the increase was adjusted yesterday the number of passengers still increased by 200 from the year before. >>emily turner: there are seven about a billion dollars just as holiday weekend the cutting of the trip 15 to $25 you get to keep

treated like the star he is. >> : george, george, george. >> phillipe :george was in awe when he finally saw the mini-- monster truck. >> : get in there. >> phillipe :an uplifting moment for a community in desperate need of one. >> : its been some terrible days, and this has been awesome. >> : i mean, you walk around here and you see the love, and you see the things that have happened here and its been pretty amazing -- restores my faith in humanity. so, i think i'm the lucky one today. >> : my son will never forget this his whole life, and i have pictures to remember this, thank god. thank god for that. >> phillipe :george also got hooked up with a couple tickets to the next monster truck show in this area. well deserved. happy birthday george live in calistoga, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :hundreds of crews from p-g-and-e, caltrains and several other utilities are scrambling to restore services in the three affected counties. there are miles of downed power lines and burned poled that need to be replaced. although there was rain yesterday. they may have helped slow down the

and in the book we talked principally with george borda and with morgan watson. the co-op's experience demonstrated the problems "the new york times" talked about. when they got to alabama, no one would rent them a hotel room or an apartment to live in. morgan watson told us about the guys all went to a ray charles concert in huntsville, and there was a rope right down the middle of the aisle with blacks on one side and whites on the other so that, god forbid, nobody would dance together. he said the same thing happened at the muhammad ali fight with a rope right down the middle of the field with the blacks on one side and the whites on another. an african-american recruiter at nasa in huntsville got the young men homes in the black community in huntsville, and that's where they lived during their time there. despite nasa's efforts to integrate its work force, this is the way things were at nasa at the time that the co-op students got there according to morgan watson. >> black professionals at all. i don't even think there were any clerical workers. i remember so

>>george: what happened is on the restored service in the reporting trained back in operation this one to run in manual mode because of that conditions there were much slower than usual that being the case they were looking at 20 minute delays that means major delays throughout the system even though there had been successful with the track restoration program both for the transit to and a location where they were working on them we just got an update and they say now the 20 minute delays in announcing their recovering from to minute delays so perhaps taking a little longer the mets thought it might but there are recovering now they lost the trailer and look at this is backing up the ride now into orenda and the drive time here is now 17 minutes out walled creek track in the ride here on interstate 80 west to bomb there's an accident and kamal or at hilltop drive in that crash a mother on the shoulder is backed thing is up the bay bridge back of here is a pretty big one adjutancy it is backed up into the macarthur maze and onto highway 24 and for your trip to the san mateo bridge if yo

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>>george: and for the st.hur maze that is a 30 minute track and at the san mateo bridge. >>darya: does injured in a stampede at happen at one of the lazarus was there about 2 million people taken part in this year's pilgrimage which began on tuesday when the stampede happen there were taken part in a ritual where they throw stones at three colors. >>darya: they recovered another body yesterday morning it was in top mountain and they think that it was 66 your robert fletcher he was reported missing on september 16th in the side walls of the evacuees are out that as part of the team coverage. >>will tran: 10:00 is the deadline but we only saw one or two people over the past man in which is why you might have seen me look over before you came out to make hear some volunteers they are ready to the way into town clock after that here is another vehicle that want to wait until 10:00 and after that this turns the evacuation will be officially closed and then they will clean it up. >>will tran: they will return to nap

george clooney, george! >> with the added star power of george clooney colbert made his long awaited late show debut. >> i laughed a ton. i clapped so much my hands are sore. >> it was really great. >> members of the audience telling me the taping of the show inside the ed sullivan theater took longer than expected sean o'neal made the trip up from north wales montgomery county. >> there was a lot of material. i don't know how they'll fit into one hour. we were in there for 2.5. tonight's editor uninevitable position. >> he or she will earn their

>>george: is interstate 284 is to arrive.ble on the fire once again his climbing the career demand and a town hall events who have won the u.s. can get rid of muslims and the also went on to call president obama a muslim. >>: a >>: the problem in this country is muslims we know our current president is one you know he's not even the american the republican front runner backing the headlines after his day in a vase of response to this is a muslim supporters at a town hall in new hampshire anyway and if we have training camps rolling or they want to kill us that is my question when can we get rid of muslims? >>: was looking a lot of different things and donald trump to give me for not correcting him the way it john mccain did or running for president in 2008 he claimed the billionaire did not hear the question about president obama bigamous and saying the media want to make this an issue about president obama but is about him waging war on christianity still democrats quick to pounce hillary clinton had a substance- abuse forme

and george says recant kill him because if we do they will come after us with the marines and we will never get away in recant kidnap anybody else because our threats will be empty. so the plan was kidnapped five more people to get about cater $10 million in contemporary dollars and they go to mexico. everybody has their dreams. [laughter] so that plan is thwarted and urschel returns to his home in oklahoma city which by then is for the press around the world in various members of the bureau of investigation of j. edgar huge - - hoover as well as local police. urschel comes in and immediately debriefed by the fbi agents who'd just listens having starting off telling him it is like finding a needle in a haystack after 90 minutes he said we just found a really small haystack. [laughter] but consequently urschel borrowed a plane they go up in the air with the airline they have identified they look down using urschel sketch and identify a form that looks exactly like the drawing and put together a raiding party and urschel insists he is in the lead car with a sawed-off shotgun on his lap

the rocket customer george wallace is there, the national press is there. they come in and lecture george wallace and the legislature about the civil rights and that is the number one story in the paper. they said we don't care about this and as steven said, there is nobody that have the gravitas and protects him as much for alabama and could step in and take on somebody like george wallace was no one who was able to do that. we do we have any questions? anyone? >> i just got the book and read the preface and it tells the story about the first kind of field interview with frank williams swigart me thinking where they where they'll throw in interviews or were you able to get face-to-face time with them and if

to be that george w. bush happened to be presiding over this, which did not make his presidency any easier. one of the fundamental and mr. standings that we went into iraq on was that iraq was a country. it is an agreement european powers of hundred years ago that made no sense is a country. he unrooted all of that and an analyst forces that nobody had any idea where is horrible as they were there. there was an enormous technological revolution going on around the world. the bush people just happened to be there at the time. diday that the bush people not understand technology is not really fair. that would be like saying william sheikh square -- shakespeare did not understand literature 300 years later. he just got caught in enormous historical change that affected everything, not just technology, not just the media, but the existence of a nationstate andlf that began to change the fundamental beliefs of all the people who have been trained in the past 40 or 50 years in the post world order became to com

young ward and step grandchild who george and martha called wash. nelly.is shown with these are martha's grandchildren, the children of her son jackie custis who died very early at age 26 of what might've been cabin fever, maybe typhoid. these children came to live with martha and george when he was president in philadelphia and in new york and then they came to mount vernon. they were very close, part of the family. george washington had high hopes for young wash but they did not quite work out. he was not ready to take on the kind of activities that george washington had hoped with government and all, but he has his arm resting on him and you can see young wash with his hand on the globe. martha and nelly are holding a map and martha is pointing to something on the map which might be pennsylvania avenue or the grand avenue. something where the white house would be. the second is mount vernon, washington told the--washington's home 30 miles up the potomac. the unidentified black servant in the corner of the painting -- it's not known, it might be m

>>george: there been no major incidents. >>james: on this first day of autumn 120 this morning with six friends the equinoxes temperatures nice in court here was ready for school for has we have about an hour and half for have before most kids are in class this morning it a.m. 54 inland with 60 by the bay 60 at the coast by noontime one rise alyssum it for the illinois balance was 73 by the bay shoreline by 3:00 4:00 this afternoon school is out timber should want to men to upper 80s. >>george: 24 minute trip time now in the back of the richest men went to the macarthur maze data from highway 24 for the west of town right now about 17 minutes across the span but the full 27 minutes to get from heywood across 92 all the way out to highway 101. >>darya: firefighters making more progress battling the mass of valley fire head and not like to sonoma county yes to the president obama declared a major disaster and that opens with a federal financial assistance for all those triple suffering because the fire so far the fire had dest

george wallace is there. national press is there. after the engine test is done, web and von braun come in and lecture george wallace and alabama legislature about civil rights. and that was the number one story in the newspapers the next day. george wallace had a press conference that night. nobody asked any questions. reporters were, yeah, we don't care about this. and this -- but as steven said, there was nobody who had the gravitas and who had done as much for alabama and could step in and take on somebody like george wallace. there was no one like werner von braun who was able to do that. do we have any other questions? anyone? yes? >> all right. well, i just got the book. i just read the preface and tells the story of the first kind of failed phone interview with frank williams, right? got me thinking, you're talking to these guys, were they all phone interviews, or were you able to get face-to-face time with them? if so, are there any kind of interesting interpersonal anecdotes you might want to share, not appropriate in the c

>>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>george: and will check with the chp and caltrans there was one report that have not been to confirm if in further the been reports of an problems. >>james: an equal right to the afternoon install cp ready for school here is the fourth as a contract leaves the next hour we're looking at in a plot for the start of school to be nice and cool steel 59 to 06 it from much of the bank it will still be hanging around a low cloud for the marine layer will be inundating the inland valleys and by noon time were looking for temperatures to warm slightly. >>james: yes it would in the mid to upper 80s today much cooler mid-70s by the bank of the stock will cool down even more and friday. >>george: the approach from the insurer freeway to the macarthur maze and highway 24 and the approach from 880 of which are very normal this morning we have no consensus on the bridge and the drive times attracting and about 18 to 21 minutes depending on one's approaching panic the 880 approach however is given a little slower than

and he's not a muslim. >> george, you have raised the question. i haven't raised the question. i don't talk about it. but i don't talk other people's faith. not appropriate for me to talk about somebody else's faith. >> the other big premise of that question, he said, muslims are a problem many this country, do you agree? >> in some cases, george, we can say no, and you can be politically correct and say everything's wonderful. certainly it's a problem. and there's a problem -- >> what is the problem specifically? >> at the same time, we have fabulous people living here, muslims, and they have done fantastically well, but certainly it's a problem. you look around the world, it's a problem. if i said no, not at all, people would laugh at me. now, it might be the right thing to say. i don't care what the right thing to say is, but certainly what's happening with some muslims and, you know, terrorism and everything else, it seems pretty much confined there. it's a problem. we can say no, but it is. >> what are the specific problems with the muslims that you want to address? >> a c

from hot temperatures tosspots we have george. >> george: right now we're not looking at any specificaccident better time anything is out. the short freeway drive time is 36 minutes. out of former cricket is a 36 minute drive time. the right here on the nimitz freeway southbound 880 within over one hour drive time of 68 minutes. here in the south bay we have 101 northbound back up. by the peninsula there is a northbound access at burlingame. your drive time out of nevada is 42 minutes, which is unusually high. at of the maze we have a trip time of 36. and fortune to the richmond bridge once again today it is slow. how this problem from across the span close to northerner and--no. marin. >> mark: there is a big apple than today with ceo tim cut. kron 4 new reporter >> gabe: slate will be giving us more details. >> gabe: i just pulled up here. i will get some video later. it is quite a spectacle as he moved rotations. their tons of media taking pictures and the building is very decorated. with the new iphone will have this new force of touch technology with this spring to the difference

she served prince george's community for 20 years as a firefighter. blue died in a car crash two weeks ago, the cause still being investigated. she was 48. this morning her funeral will be at mt. ennon baptist church. the viewing is at 10:00 and the service at 11:00. >>> president obama meets with cuban president raul castro in new york today. this will be the second time they met since both countries restored relations. the two leaders were expected to talk about the economy. president castro has said the u.s. economic embargo is still a major obstacle for cuba's development. >>> live at capitol hill, lawmakers will need to pass a spending bill by midnight tomorrow so as to avoid a government shutdown. senate republicans are upset the majority leader mitch mcconnell struck the provision that would cancel federal funding of pl planned parenthood. >>> this morning we'll have new reaction to the intense dugout fight between jonathan papelbon and bryce harper. the team suspended papelbon for four games. also accepted a separate suspension from the mlb fo

. >> what was george like as a boss?e on. >> easy. he's easy. everything i wanted i got. like the purse, a nice trailer. >> exactly. >> a signed makeup chair. >> you're the boss. >> yes, i am. >> i'm very happy for you. >> i think we're all the boss which i kind of like. >> in less than two weeks, george and amal celebrate their first wedding anniversary. how is she doing? >> she's good. out of maldives and in sri lanka now. so much better. >> you must be very worried about her. how do you deal with that? >> well, it's tricky. she won't let me go with her, obviously. she's a grown woman with her own career. but, you know, it's tough when they're stabbing her co-counsel in the head. it's nerve-racking. but she's doing the right thing and for the right reasons. >> george and matt damon dressed in all black. the from premiere for "the martian. " everybody is talking about the photo that's been released lately. you were on the set. you are jacked! working out like crazy? >> like crazy. and it's not that fun. but we're making

it didn't say george clooney. that's what gets the clicks. >> which actor did you think it would be? the last name is clooney. >> i was thinking gary coleman. >> they need clicks and we are in the internet age. they should have said amal clooney, seen here in a pair of pumps by prada. >> that's true. >> that was a story. she made a big deal when somebody said what are you wearing and she said my judicial robe. >> are these boyfriend jeans? let's see the picture. are these boyfriend jeans. >> those are too skinny for boyfriend jeans. >> but the caption of the photograph said amal and george. she is wearing her boyfriend jeans. >> i thought of you yesterday. i did myself buy a pair of boyfriend jeans and they are supposed to be larger. i may wear them on this set one day. >> not on the set. i want to encourage you to wear them out for cup-a-noodles. >> in my boyfriend jeans? >> i searched for jedediah boy tbrend -- boyfriend jeans. >> by the way clooney if we want to look back at the picture. it is not a suicide ves

>>george: once they've reached in the line there restore automatic service.: off looking at the back of it is already backed up and to the macarthur maze for the westbound ride and the drive times have despite all ready to over 20 minutes, then slow going for 680 southbound even though their incidence free here is the drive time for that stretch of 101 here in the northbound direction we told you 15 minutes it is actually lost the man and it is now down to 14 here is the ride for the ride on highway 880 past the scene of that accident you're going to see some slow traffic here at the drive time is already at 34 minutes in the 680 ride southbound down nearly 30 minutes already from dublin down to fremont. >>james: the sec ... some of the temperatures were going to see this is the forecast high for a handful of '60s you concede places all are right san francisco 95 degrees oakland few been opened to let 97 take a look of san jose to three digits are at the one has a degree mark and ec will mix eastman's out with locations sunnyvale coming in and won 01 in is go

and george of course was among them. quite a morning george. >> what a morning, robin. yes. i was out there on the south lawn. you could tell it was going to be just a perfect day. the sun was shining. a lot of people have been through there through the evening hours as well as the morning. the president and pope came out. just a magnificent greeting and powerful words from both the president and the pope. the president welcoming the pope. honoring the profound moral examples he says the pope has set and then the pope speaking to the president and the crowd. the cro hitting the theme of religious liberty and climate change. these are very close to the pope's heart and part of the challenge he's presenting to america. as well. and it's just so much feeling on that south lawn this morning and i know, terry, you could feel it there. >> reporter: you certainly could george. you could feel a festive air on the south lawn but a tremendous sense of pride here. a pride among this very diverse crowd, all kinds of people, young and old. all the representative peoples of the pride in a

george washington was so important and everyone wanted an image of him. every painter wanted to paint him and everyone wanted a company -- a copy of those paintings. this was popular and it was reproduced many times by print engravings. it was engraved before it was even finished because there are washons of it that show and nelly much younger than they were. then he went back and changed it because they had grown. they had grown is a few years time. rethink them, and so there are engraved versions that are different. we will see nelly custis again in another room data by stuart -- painted by stuart. there is another painting in this room by copley that i wanted to point out. we will see this young woman's husband in a later room, this is elizabeth gray, and she is painted in a very fantastic way. he has shown her as a shepherd us with a crook -- a shepherdess with a crook. boda's --d samuel samuel otis who was the mother of james otis and mercy otis warren who were very prominent revolutionary advocates. wrote in favoren of american liberties and james o

>>george: much earlier, problems in san francisco have left a 89 backed up over to the eastbound lanes again at this hour over 30 minutes and an unusually big drive times and even if the rich and bridge for tracking delays for the west on five a commit already about 80 to 20 minutes now out of the east bay the heading toward ran seven not a great start for many commuters. >>james: at shinnecock our wish to say right in schools beginning when the temperature to still be in the mid to upper 50s as he said breezy the east bay value-added looking more in the way of locating this afternoon will have them specifically for you in the fourth check in a bet with those on forecast a killer on a loose at a double homicide in the east bay. >>jackie sissel: we're here at the police department will continue to look for any information that can lead them to the person or persons that killed two people on the streets of richmond last night task here is bill from the scene according to the richmond police department they say that are around 820 last night. >>jackie sissel: a system detected four shots

time is 5:26. >>> that breaking news in prince george's county. one person found dead overnight in new carrollton. working right now to learn more for you about how the person died. this is video here of the scene on 85th avenue, not far from annapolis road and 495. the person was discovered near a bus stop. you can see here, still a large police presence and we'll continue to update you throughout the morning on news 4. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm david culver. we come up at 5:30, a lot of folks asking, is it saturday? >> do not adjust your screen. >> we have chuck bell standing by with the hour by hour forecast. cool this morning. >> nice cool september morning for all the early morning exercisers to go outside for bike or jog. going to be good for that. skies are clear. weather impact today will be delightfully low after our cool start. it will be a warm and sunny afternoon. right now 52 in gaithersburg. 60 degrees in annapolis. hour by hour planner. sun up at 6:49. down at 7:17. temperatures rise from the s this morning to the 70

all e gonessf milk. >> darya: item darya and will start of the hot spots in traffic could george >> georgethis southbound 101 ride is backed up all the way to the richmond bridge. there is an accident large enough that the chp has offered a warning alert . you could think of using a richmond bridge and not sure the back of one such a strong deviation today. the senate to bridge is also a hot spot with* about 37 minutes westbound out of hayward. headright times have been spiking on the bay bridge. out of the macarthur maze toward san francisco. >> james: the sunshine is slowly but surely warming things up. as the making ready to head out to school, san francisco temperatures around 60 degrees and oakland's 63 and 59 san jose and conquered 62 and livermore in santa rosa at 52. >> darya: oakland police are investigating a possible kidnapping that happened around 10:00 last night. a witness told police that a man grabbed the woman and put her in the trunk of a car. if you take a look on the screen there looking for a black possibly 2000 year model. the man is described as a black man in his mi

it crop up often under george bush. and bush and his secretary of state baker were frequently as by the soviet side to bail out the soviet economy, and they refused. baker was very, very direct with shevardnadze, even with gorbachev. to the effect that until the reform their economy, this will be money wasted which indeed i think personally i think it would have been wasted. gorbachev related know-how to waste money. it was a great figure, a great political figure in history. he would form the ussr, destroy the u.s. as our in the process of reforming it. as an economic manager, he was really quite appallingly inept. the leaders didn't always help the process along as well as they might have done. thatcher, having welcome the accession to power of gorbachev and started to regarded as a dangerous enemy. it was only in the middle of 1987 that thatcher had any time for gorbachev et al. in the early period of the rapprochement between america and the u.s. as our, the preeminent leadership was in washington. this was very str