georgetown a 61-55 winner. now taking ten days off for exams. >>> over at american, the eagles taking on brown. let's fast forward to the second half, a.u. trailing by four. john shelf knocking down the three-pointer brings the eagles within one. later on eagles still trailing. a little give and go here, he ends up with the flush. eagles down just three. but brown, would hit some big shots down the stretch. shot mcgonigal, knocks the shot down, they beat a.u. 72-67. >>> good news for wizards fans, martel webster said he's expecting to play this monday versus denver. last night he left the game against the bucks after spraining his ankle at the end of the first quarter. he had to be carried off the court. he took a few jump shots after practice today. >>> all right, in high school football, congratulations to briarwoods, their 27-25 win over purvis they'll be going for their fourth straight virginia state chouampionship next weeke. joining them will be the undefeated centreville wildcats, they're up 14-7, scott

georgetown is up by 8.lf, devon ta smith, starks, and starks gets to the bucket, goes down hard and one. starks had 15 points in the game. huge bucket there. in the first half we're winding down. hoyas up big. nice pass to nate. the finish off the glass. georgetown led by 36 at half. they win 92-57. next up with the hoyas, depaul in their big east opener on tuesday. >>> georgetown women visiting florida. coach jim lewis, he saw from his team, pass over to jade martin and she's going to bury the three-pointer. she had 16 points and the hoyas lead by 16 at halftime. the gators chomp their way back. casey peoples showing off the range here. that tied the game at 58. headed to overtime. in o.t., florida up 63-60, more from peoples a long three ball here. nothing but net. florida, they complete the comeback, they hold on to victory, 67-65. >>> in college football bowl season continues to roll along. the fighting irish looking to close out strong. notre dame, they were invited to the pinstripe bowl. the irish los

reporting live in georgetown, news 4. >> thank you, adam. right now there new numbers just in on how many people have successfully signed up for health insurance through the affordable care act. the national zoo is reporting the deaths of three animals. what the zoo said is a problem they are dealing with. we continue the 12 days of giving and how you can help an organization as making a difference in the lives of teenagers. stay with us. >>> new today, the obama administration is trying to find out what led to the disastrous roll out of the health care website. kathleen sebelius said she asked the inspector general to review the development. also new, positive news from the white house. more than 360,000 people signed up for coverage as of the end of last month. that's more than three times october's total. it's still less than a 30 of the 1.2 million people the obama administration hoped would be enrolled through november. the house could vote as early as today that would fund the government for the next two years. >> we have broken throug

and yes, there's a stop planned right here for georgetown. >> great idea. >> why? >> i'm an urban planner. transit promotes community. it promotes more business. >> reporter: this isn't immediate. metro is looking to the future. and this is part of the plan for 25 years from now. >> it would be helpful. we're on an island out here. >> charli would love to get off the streetsn a train. >> i have to take the bus every day to work. i would love a metro station out here. >> reporter: aside from adding a stop in jornltown, other new stations would be created and trains could constantly circle would going to tend of the line. but back here on the street, some not so sure that the city and georgetown needs the line. >> i also think there's a ton of buses and other ways to get around. i'm not sure if i'm for or against it. >> reporter: back here now in georgetown, now this would cost a lot of money. and they say with the way the system is crowded now something has to be done. adam tuss, news 4. >>> right now a chief of staffer for a u.s. senator busted for child important.

georgetown hoyas looking sharp tonight.cored more points in the second half than their opponent did all game. let's go out to the verizon center. first ever meeting between the high point panthers and georgetown. first half, georgetown already up 13. starks fakes the three. off the glass and in. 18 points and five assists. 34-point lead. the hoyas turning up the defense here. the turnover and ran the break. the flush. georgetown with an easy night. they win it 80-45. a lot more excitement in richmond where vcuested eastern kentucky. first half, jevon lewis from the three-point line. and drains it. vcu knots it up at 36-36. final seconds at 66. we are tied. vcu's grant drives, loses the ball, eastern kentucky goinghe other way. the buzzer beater, no good. guess where we're going? a little ot. caution, havoc. rob bradenburg in the corner, rob bradenburg in the corner, nothiyou won't take my life. you won't take our future. aids affects us all. even babies. chevron is working to stop mother-to-child transmission. our employees

georgetown opened the game on a 30-4 run. later in the first, georgetown still cruising. lieu beck, 7 of 9, also had 15 points, as did starkes. hoyas dominated the entire game, taking advantage of fiu's 18 turnovers, scoring 24 points off that. georgetown crushes fiu 92-57, putting up their highest number of points this season. >> i think we came out extremely focused. this is one of two games you go in at half time and, you know, it's not too many things negative you can say. >> we defended today. we defended right from the get- go. we created a lot of offense from our defense and that helped us get into a rhythm and, you know, we were able to obviously get out to a big lead in the first half. >> crazy busy day in sports. obviously plenty to talk about regarding the local pro football team. >> so nice to be here with you. >> it is nice to be here. >> game on people moving in. getting ready. how about the next seven days? >> very messy tomorrow, a sloppy sunday. we're in a yellow alert tomorrow. could see 1 to 2 inches of rain. localized flooding is possible, so be prepar

foul after foul after foul being called on georgetown. by halftime georgetown was called for 30 fouls and something bad could happen in the second half. >> hoya's coach john thomas iii says tensions were running high on both teams. >> it was an emotional game, tense game and that happens in athletics. those tensions, those feelings are not abnormal. >> watching from the sidelines, wong is sure this is no normal basketball game. >> there wasn't a matter of if there was going to be a fight, but when there is a fight. >> it isn't long before wong's premonition comes true. the game is tied at 64-64 in the fourth quarter when jason clark gets in an altercation with two rockets that ends with him on the ground. >> i heard a whistle blow and i saw jason clark on the ground. they started pushing each other. both benches simultaneously emptied. >> the floor erupts into chaos as both teams rush to enter the fray. >> players started picking up chairs, plastic chairs that were on the side of the court. chairs being thrown. >> cameras rolling on the s

this is the heart of georgetown. police got a call around 3:30 in the 2900 block of k street. several roads in the area blocked. again, a live look at the e street expressway. it is a mess. we have crews monitoring the scene. we are going bring you the update, a lot of updates within the hour. >>> we are still following breaking news about a reportedly deadly theater collapse in london. let's go to the live desk, barbara? >> pat, we got new details. the ceiling did collapse during a performance at the apollo theatre in london. there are at least 40 people injured, currently being treated. all those trapped inside have been freed. police are saying there are no fatalities they are aware of. still, they say it's early in the investigation. it's still a chaotic scene there. one witness who made it out of the chaos described it. look what she said. >> we went outside, about three minutes, we saw sirens, police arrived, then fire crews. within five minutes, everybody was there. they were very, very quick about it. >> we are waiting to confirm whether anyone died in the theater coll

. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan in georgetown. these air jordan 11 gamma blues do not go on sale until tomorrow. i got my hands on them right now. all right. >> these are the gamma blue 11's. >> reporter: in a world where collectors will pay thousands of dollars for a pair of sneakers, the release of a new version of air jordan 11's always brings a rush of excitement. >> i'm going to line up right here. >> reporter: of year at this time nike puts -- every year at this time nike puts out a new addition of the shoes. most years there is trouble somewhere. people shot, stabbed, robbed for shoes that sell for about $185 in retail and far more at consignment shops and ebay. >> i'm going to be here with my people. i fool safe. i'm not scared -- i feel safe. i'm not scared or nothing. >> reporter: d.c. artist sidney thomas is so disgusted by the violence he has created a series of photos showing him destroying a collectible pair of air jordan breads. >> he cut this in half. he's going for that whole kill the violence thing. this is great

i was motivated to study since 2007 at the georgetown campus in delhi. one of the first things that struck me about the country was it's amazing development and its relative success. so what motivated me to write this book is the simple question of whether or not qutar is for real. i don't know how many of you are familiar with qutar. but in many ways, this is a country that consistently punches above its weight to overuse and use the metaphor. it is a small state, which tries to be extremely consequential, not only within the arabian peninsula and was in the persian gulf, but also beyond. and it exercises a certain amount of power that in many ways is commensurate with its size and demography and also its history. in a region where relatively great powers like each other and syria and iraq and iran and saudi arabia, where they have long influenced regional affairs and have long called the shots, if you will. it has been extremely consequential over the last decade and a half. not only has it been extremely consequential, but it has also shaped the direc

. >>> the swedish embassy near the georgetown waterfront is impacting traffic. there's a live look at k street, the entrance to the freeway. cars diverted off k street. it is closed on to the freeway. rock creek parkway also closed. heads up if you are traveling in that area. a suspicious package causing chaos at the worst possible time, rush hour in d.c. >>> days left in the holiday shopping season, 40 million target shoppers are learning they might be in the bulls eye of an identity theft scheme. you may be on the list if you used a credit card at target between black friday and december 15th. we have a live report ahead along with advice on what to do if you are a potential victim. >>> ashburn driving instructor charged with sexual assault. police say he made inappropriate comments and touched an 18-year-old female and a juvenile. police are looking for more possible victims. >>> a long-time professor hit and killed by a car while walking her dog in southwest d.c. 90-year-old was hit by a car tuesday pulling out of the parking garage. her dog was not injured

it to georgetown, but georgetown didn't make it to georgetown. >> reporter: their midwestern take an how we handle snow. >> you're a little whimpy. >> reporter: for a time it was coming down, treating runways with a special solution. it will be more of the same tonight. as we get into the colder temperatures tonight, what we're focusing on is treating the runways to make sure they don't freeze up just like you would a road but this is special fluid used on airfields. >> reporter: back here live at reagan national airport. you can see this propeller just came in, a new crew of people landing tonight. the runway officials will be keeping a close eye on the runway to make sure there's not any slick spots on the runway. they treat wit a special solution. you heard from some out-of-towners, they call us weather wimps. live at reagan national airport, adam tuss, news 4. >> news 4's pat lawson muse is at the live desk with a possible budget breaking deal on the hill. >>> both sides are talking that way now. democratic washington state senator patty murray and wisconsin representative paul r

this morning only to find the doors locked. >> we made it to georgetown, but georgetown didn't make it to georgetown. >> reporter: their midwestern take on how we handle snow -- >> you're a little whimpy. >> reporter: but for a time it was coming down, enough to send trucks racing down runways treating them with a special solution. it will be more of the same tonight. >> as we get into the colder temperatures tonight, what we're focusing on is treating the one ways to make sure they don't freeze up like you would a road. this is specialized fluid used on airfields. >> reporter: those from florida happy to see the snow that did fall. >> this is a treat. we took several pictures. definitely a treat for us. we don't ever get snow where we are. >> reporter: back here now live at reagan national, a quick check of flight status shows things are pretty much getting back to normal tonight. coming up at 6:00, did you know for a lot of people this was the first snow they had ever really seen. reporting live at reagan national, adam tuss, news 4. >>> a woman attacked on the street and it was c

georgetown hom let's now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers.ollege basketball. hands fullhas their with colgate. you picked off the pass. take it all the way and finished strong. this has come to a six-point lead. it is from beyond the arc. 3119 georgetown. kept it close down the stretch. he gets to the rem. tight one. it welcomes them from the ivy league. less than four minutes on the shot. you will skip that. brown disappoints the americans today. the winter is looking for their sixth straight home rent tonight. milwaukee is one of the worst teams in the nba. the wins have come down that time. they got to swim. they come back. they're tying it on this. they go cold. do not score again. they lose at 109-105. the class one a title game is for hill. 28 yards touchdown. they are looking to add. open one.de touchdown. got another score. a went 17-3. leads jack -- zach johnson by two >> the timeline, and a lot of questions out there. we are here to answer them for you. it should be ok inside the beltway. from west to east toward winchester and loud

georgetown university along with other universities is housed in what's called education city. there's all sorts of qatar science and technology park. the pearl artificial island. there are all sorts of mechanisms to pursue modernity as defined by the government. and all of this is pursued by construction projects. and the importance of this isn't just in changing qatar's urban infrastructure. but in tying the state to business activity, in bringing within the orbit of the state and within the employ of the state, business interest and entrepreneurs. each of these cities that are being built, being built slightly north of doha or within doha there is doha land. not too different from disneyland but there's something called doha land. and all of these are construction development projects through which the business community is drawn in into the orbit of the state, and, therefore, political stability is injured and in many ways purchased. political stability is insured. so there is remarkable political stability which ties the business community, potential opponents of this stat

i've been in qatar since 2007 at the georgetown campus in doha and one of the first things that struck me about the country was its amazing development and its relative success. so what motivated me to write this book was the simple question of whether or not qatar is for real. i don't know how many of you are familiar with qatar but in many ways this is a country that consistently punches above its weight to use an overused metaphor and it's a small state, which tries to be extremely consequential not only within the arabian peninsula and within the persian gulf region but in the large reason and the hunt ended exercises a certain amount of power than in many ways is in commensurate with its size, its demography in the region where relatively regions like syria and iraq and saudi arabia have long influenced regional affairs and have long called the shots if you will. qatar has been extremely consequential over the last decade and a half and has not only been extremely consequential but it has also in many ways shaped the direction of current events and in fact history as it unfolds. s

i was motivated to study since 2007 at the georgetown campus in delhi. one of the first things that struck me about the country was it's amazing development and its relative success. so what motivated me to write this book is the simple question of whether or not qutar is for real. i don't know how many of you are familiar with qutar. but in many ways, this is a country that consistently punches above its weight to overuse and use the metaphor. it is a small state, which tries to be extremely consequential, not only within the arabian peninsula and was in the persian gulf, but also beyond. and it exercises a certain amount of power that in many ways is commensurate with its size and demography and also its history. in a region where relatively great powers like each other and syria and iraq and iran and saudi arabia, where they have long influenced regional affairs and have long called the shots, if you will. it has been extremely consequential over the last decade and a half. not only has it been extremely consequential, but it has also shaped the direc

georgetown is one of a group of private institutions that is need bound.apply to us, we do not take your ability to pay as a factor in the decision we make to admit you. and once you're admitted, we're committed to helping you meet the full cost. we ask that you borrow, we also are committed then closing whatever gap that might exist between what your family can afford and what it costs to be with us. that costs us about $100 million a year this year. about half of our students will receive about a third of the cost of education to be with us. >> but georgetown aside, if you look at state universities, the costs are escalating rapidly. >> the biggest crisis we face as a nation right now is in the publics. 80% of our higher education is taking place in the publics. and if you look over the course of the last generation, the level of investment in our publics as a percentage of the higher education costs has declined by half. and so what we have -- >> over what period of time? >> over the course of the last generation. if you look roughly mid to late 70s unt

georgetown looking for momentum. they were home this afternoon. we'll check in with them when we >> start off with college basketball for you. georgetown trying to get kicked into other gear taking on florida international at home. they open the game on a 30-4 run. 15 points off the bench today for smith rivera. that three-pointer is money. up and under reverse, watch right there. from y i can't's shot 52% the floor today to a win. >> greens borrow came back and was up with less than a minute to play. they lose at home. tech is 7-5 on the season. trent williams, far sin all going to the probowl while the skins get ready for the giants on sunday. the we is what will happen after the game? lit happen on monday? will they keep their jobs or does dan wipe the slate clean and get some different coaches? now the coaches and players understand the reality of the situation. >> you understand what goes with our job. our job is to win. if you don't win good things don't happen. >> this is a production business. you get judged off of wins and losses but four

and once she got to georgetown she did almost collapse. this was late december and the beginning of spring. before them -- for the four of them, you can ask for more than she did with keeping the situation together. >> in the days before the trip to dallas, what was the popularity of the kennedy administration and mrs. kennedy? >> the president had suffered because of civil rights. he had fallen in the southern states and he was concerned. he was going to texas to try to connect to the party there and raise money for the 1964 campaign. this was really the kickoff for the presidential election campaign. gallup did not take regular polls about the first lady at that time. but early on, in 1961, she was polling at about 59%. and starting in 1960 gallup did take this -- the most admired woman pole. in 1962 she supplanted eleanor roosevelt, who had the number one for about 12 years, and mrs. kennedy was for about five or four years after that. and they had lost their baby patrick in august of 1963 and i think people felt kindness towards her. >

it is one of those shopping areas in georgetown. the only problem we have right now is in the northeast section of the city. this is along michigan avenue between franklin and irving. there is a water main break that has the section close off. no problems through prince george's or montgomery county. 95 in maryland also moving good this morning. 295roblems along to 95 -- as you come in. you can see things are moving along at georgia avenue at wayne avenue. withlebrating christmas family and friends isn't enough, wait till you hear this story. >> this woman hits a major milestone. >> this woman hits a major miles[ male announcer ] this is jim, a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recoended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effectiv

several visited young people fighting illnesses at georgetown university hospital. today, celebration was part of the national's week of giving, which runs through saturday. kids with cancer and other illnesses built a gingerbread baseball stadium and made ornaments and took pictures of the players. >> speaking of ergingbread houses, the white house pastry chef has created a 300 pound replica of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the creation includes a miniature beau and sunny sitting on front step. they play a prominent role. it took more than 1200 cookies to put it together. apparently on display in the state dining room. >>> also watching, always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather. >> white house -- you got a contest, can you get us in? >> i'll do what i can do. >> get on it, top. >> by the way, great job for casting the weather, i think you really nailed it. >> 2 to 4 was not as good. we can't predict roads and bruce got some tweets about you asking me. the federal government did close down. probably not. this is kind of a cool picture. this came to us from gaithersb

has beener trial postponed for a man charged with killing his wife in their georgetown home. the 49-year-old was scheduled to stand trial on monday in the death of his wife. she had been beaten and strangled. online court records show the trial has been postponed until january 6. investigators returned to landover, where a postal carrier ago,urdered one week passing out flyers asking for information in the shooting death of tyson barnett, killed while delivering mail on reid street. >> it has been exactly a week, and still no major clues in the murder of the postal worker tice on -- tyson barnett. this neighbor was in her kitchen when she heard multiple shots. still afraid to show her face, she remembers it was dark. >> just awful. why would you want to hurt a mailman? >> detectives this morning were talking to neighbors, leaving flyers behind, hoping someone may have seen or heard something. >> we are hoping to find any information. no piece of information is too small. >> the mailman was covering a vacant postal route saturday night when he was shot multiple times by both a

initially, georgetown fire chief kelly babion and his team are there to protect surrounding homes with sandbags. >> 1995, it was pretty high snowfall year, so the runoff was coming down fast and the creek was high and then we had a thunderstorm, who increased the runoff on this particular day. >> but while sandbagging, three firefighters slip in. one who manages to hold on to a short brick wall is pulled to safety. a second, wearing a baseball hat, is also rescued by his colleagues. >> can you kick? >> but a third, todd neskiss is not so lucky. he's stuck on the bridge and no one is able to pull him up out of the powerful current. >> his legs catch under the bridge kind of like this, and his upper body is against this bridge and the water coming against his back is wanting to pull him under the bridge. he was starting to slip under the bridge and his head was going underwater. we're trying to pull him straight up, and it really wasn't working. the physics of that. his boots were full of water and his turnout pants were full of water and that was helping to hold him down. so it was very

georgetown had a home game tonight. they go after their sixth straight win. elon led by one at that. go get him, big fella. josh slams it home. the secondst time in half, nate takes it right to the rack. up 11.a is georgetown hangs onto the elon. let's go to virginia. playing liberty. he is solid and had a solid game tonight. scored 24 points. 77-59. more drama with the redskins today. this time, bleacher reports citing sources in the organization that said rg iii's father was in the locker room several weeks ago and told leon harris a while back about questioning a play, now reportedly is lobbying for a change of direction and once rg iii's college coach to be the next head coach of the washington redskins. can't we all just get along? another buzzer beater. harrison high school, come on. three ball, two seconds left. buzzer beater, buzzer beater. two seconds left. throw it up, you got it. yes sir, he wins it. buzzer beater come a followed by a buzzer beater. for soccer fans, d.c. united has acquired u.s. national team striker eddie johnson. that is worth th

in georgetown, adam tuss, news 4. >>> check out this pretty wild video out of dallas. we told you people in texas are experiencing danger from falling ice. this is from sunday. all the ice on the roof broke apart and crash landed in front of the building's main entrance. no one was hurt, but authorities say this could be a real problem for another couple of days. >>> well, pat's snowman challenge is over. we are hours away from revealing the winner. we issued a challenge to build your best snowman. we got dozens of entries and you definitely rose to the occasion from the traditional to the minimalist to the off the wall and everything in between. the person who made this snowfall's most creative will be recognized with an official snow measuring stick. we'll introduce you to the top five finalists on news 4 at 5:00. >> i have my favorites, but i can't say. >> great. >> i think they have too much time on their hand. >> do we have a chance at snow soon? >> i think we like the way we get through the rest of the week. we're getting a break from all the mess after yesterday

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. >>> georgetown hosting coal gate.er today, the hoyas started on a 10-0 run and kept it going. hopkins make thg look easy. he had nine points on the night. hoyas go up by seven. they kept that lead. the senior can't be stopped on his way to the bucket. 12 points in the game. georgetown, 61-55. they win it. will now take ten days off for final exams. >>> all right. last weekend was the craziest college football weekend i've witnessed. today was second. conference championship games being played all across the country. the auburn tigers made a case why they should be considered national title figures. to atlanta, the georgia dome. the redskins will be there next week. auburn up in the second quarter. marshall fumbles the ball. that is e.j.aines who recovers it and that is a touchdown for missouri. they lead it 17-14. the tigers rushing attack was dominant. cameron ar tis payne scoots to the end zone. 35-34. auburn leads it. trey mason the man of the nigh. four touchdowns. that one from 13 yards out. he's an offensive lin

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also, it is her foundation that is in charge of culture activities and universities like georgetown and texas a&m and others to come. she also oversees cultural activities as well. and then you have this for the last couple of months. he is the chief deputy in many ways. the title of the position was deputy. and then you had the ceo overseeing the whole operation and in many ways, if you think about it, decision-making from investments to cultural activities and overseeing the whole operation, those decisions were made by five people. although the precise number may change by one or two, and some of the personalities might change, the fundamentals of the northeast remain concentrated in that includes legitimacy. an example, this is something that they may have had major problems with it that they don't have. so although they might have equal amounts or both or even more wealth, they don't have a agile decision-making and leadership as well it also has an incredibly wealthy to find vision. and this includes the activities in agendas that is lacking in other parts of the arabian peninsula

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hour at one of the most famous corners in washington vulnerable stron sit on in historic georgetown georgetown university is two blocks down president john kennedy live three blocks up the road this is a famous shopping going to a lot of restaurants lot of bars and on hollow we. move on the street scioli young people in washington dressed in the weirdest costumes congregating here. now i believe the stars you have now memorial and main brilliance is that all of them aims of those who died are on this wall and when you walk by you see yourself in the wall as if to say who are we to blame you can read anything you want into this i always read it is kind of a blend many people read it as kind of a tribute and i have a special memory of those because when they broke ground for this they did a special on p.b.s. and i host their best special and i remember when they put the put the action to the ground and shovels one of the ground to build this memorial i had no idea it would come out looking like this on the side of the road this is. a very hard so. very warm very human very sad very important min

about it for a minute, if you've been there, if somebody had come to me and said, i want to see georgetown, so take a 60-foot bus and take it up wisconsin avenue and then turn into georgetown, that's what happens to us. busses that size don't fit on our residential streets. please stop it. the other thing is that if you put, i prefer option 1, but if you put the stop at pierce street and fell, with that number of busses it's never going to work so just remove it and tell them they have to go someplace else and have the tourists walk to our community. thank you. >> thank you, sir. next speaker. >> good afternoon. >> hi, there, good afternoon, thank you commissioners and director riskin. i live on the third floor on a house on scout between fulton and mccallister who was not included on the map, thank you very much for the informative presentation with the kind of entrance ways to the park were not really featured. my block is one of those entrance ways. the folks on the bus are right below me from my window. as the presentation indicated there is the noise of the bus going uphill, the narra

georgetown. of course, judy is here. i appreciate the opportunity to be here with you and thank you for the leadership you have shown in making this possible. i was going to begin my comments by talking about a little bit what we should think about as we contemplate our certain circumstances and health but i think dennis has done such a good job laying out many of the things that i was going to address that in the interest of time, i will simply restate what is obvious to most people and that is that we have made enormous progress over the course of the last three years, enormous progress in changing the paradigm in health, reducing cost, improving access, and even committing to improve quality. as we consider that progress, there are many things for which i think there is a lot more bipartisan agreement than we often read about in the news media and i want to talk a little bit about where i think the areas of agreement really are and get into some of the details about our future as we look to the enormous work that stil

they moved out and took a house in georgetown in 1943 but harry went -- after the president died in april of 1942, carry on his last mission with president truman, after that, got the best present of his life after that. he lived in new york and died at the age of 55 living in new york. >> what made you choose him? >> the most telling adviser there ever was. full contact, terribly funny, sarcastic. i ran into him writing an earlier book and he used his elbows in a bureaucratic fashion to elbow a particular guy out of the way. he was sinister. he was a very good insider. roosevelt loved him. he had total access, a unique kind of situation. >> what was his most -- if you can classify what was his most significant contribution to the war effort? >> his relationship with winston churchill. churchill did not want to invade western friends and go directly at the germans. as i show in the book, he played a critical role in england working with churchill to eventually persuade him. happened in pteron eventually to finally say let's go into overload and that was a very important part of our histor

that's 150 miles north west of georgetown in guyana on the northern coast of south america. trying to find out why it happened. we do have a particular interest. two nbc newsmen were shot to death there. they were in guyana with representative leo ryan. democrat of california. ryan was killed. >> i don't think that anyone was expecting physical trouble at that level, guns, weaponry, that sort of thing. i think everybody was surprised. >> i really think he thought he was a member of congress. and there's a congressional shield of protection. we wouldn't any of doing that today without taking protection or security. >> congressman leo ryan had taken a news team and a group of concerned relatives to guyana for a look inside jonestown, where jim jones and his california people's temple had relocated under a dark and growing cloud of accusations. >> a lot of constituents had young children, young adolescent children and young adults who had become involved in the people's temple. and they were concerned about them. and a number of them came to congressman ryan and said, we think

. >>> a big change for georgetown. how residents want surveillance cameras for their neighborhood. >> reporter: i'm tom sherwood. is the district doing enough to make cycling safe in the city where cycling is more and more popular? >>> not even a quarterback change can help the washington redskins with a win against atlanta. >> they are 3-11. we have the dallas cowboys coming up sunday. not pretty, dianna. >> reporter: not a lot of drama. mike shanahan talked to us around 3:00. he wanted to make two points clear. a, he's not resigning and b, robert griffin iii is the quarterback of this team and the future quarterback of the washington redskins. no matter how well you thought kirk cousins performs. we were talking football today. in fact, a lot of people were questioning mike shanahan's decision. at the end of the game yesterday, instead of kicking for the tie to go into overtime to go for the two-point conversion. chris cooley says he was screaming from the booth. you have to go for it. you have to go for it. here's h

and electrified rail that goes west to georgetown and east to benning road.pticism. >> you look at all of the studies that show huge economic development whenever you put in fixed rails. >> then there is photographer joseph young. >> i have been documenting, with my camera, what has been going on. >> snapping images of the construction, the old and the new. he is concerned that seniors, the poor, and longtime urchins, may not fit in anymore. >> big cannot afford -- they cannot afford to shop on 8th street anymore. >> he has memories of rolling cars and believes their time on 8th street has come again. in northeast washington. >> i am one of those people who stood and soak in the sun today. townwalked to old alexandria and when the sun was hot, it kind of made you feel warm. outside we go on this sunday evening. we are looking at partly cloudy skies. enough to keep temperatures from falling. 39 degrees at reagan national airport. the windchill makes it feel colder than that. earlier today, we hit 51 degrees at the airport. the average for this time of year is

. >> they became the prime joy of georgetown, pennsylvania. >> a lot of people did. >> michael novak,thank you for being with us. it fascinating book. happy new year to you. >> when we return, the biggest foreign policy of 2013. ♪ >> welcome back. a huge year in 2013 for foreign policy. bloomberg news reporters join us now with more on those. what was the biggest foreign-policy story last year? >> no question, iran. that was the big surprise. we had the election that brought president rouhani to power. it ended in the first ever nuclear interim deal with iran for the first time in 10 years that that has been going on. >> a year ago, was there any crisis or story we would have anticipated that did not happen? i think you are right about iran. >> if we are talking about the dog that did not bark, it was u.s. involvement in syria. president obama had set his red line. he did it in 2012. he said that if chemical weapons are used it cannot the allowed to stand. it did happen and it may have happened more times before august of this year. they proved it with the august attack and obama walk

georgetown is trying to kick things into another gear.ida international at the verizon center. a big day of basketball. the lawyers went on a run with josh smith finishing with the to hand slam. in the corner -- that three ball was good. senior will-- the get down under with a nice move an up and under reverse -- and one. hoyas shot 61% on the floor on the way to a win. george washington in new york. what a year or so far for the colonials. they continued their winning ways. joe mcdonald with seven assists. they go to 11-1 on the season. villanova taking on syracuse. fair with the rebound. here he is screening for his teammate as he launches the three ball from the corner. -61, they remain undefeated for the season. the end of a nightmare season for the washington redskins tomorrow afternoon in new york. all eyes will be on mike shanahan and dan snyder. will he fire the coach and his staff? the head coach says his players know if he and his coaches are doing a good job. players know what coaches do during the season. you can tell the way

along the waterfront in georgetown, tom rouse the, abc 7 news. -- ramsey, abc 7 news. >> stay with abc have another look at the forecast in a few moments. burlington county arefighters -- there was ceiling that collapsed in a church. it happened this afternoon on south 20ce fourth rd. no one was injured. bye-bye to the building is structurally safe. -- firefighters say the building is structurally safe. >> a neighbor snapped photos of this. have calledents county officials, pushing for action to get the junk cleared out. we have a reporter who is in that neighborhood. scene. is a remarkable this massive pile of junk pulled out of that unit and dumped onto the sidewalk. everything from a foosball table and entertainment center and furniture and clothing. there are some things that could even get people hurt. here is shattered glass from a shattered piece of artwork. neighbors want someone to clean this up. it has been out here for 10 days. >> it is hurtful to even look at it. it is an eyesore to the community. >> people who live along old colony drive -- >> they need to respond to this