our guest is georgetown university law center professor paul ohm. after that, segments from a recent middle east forum that included israel's defense minister and the foreign minister of egypt. live at 11:45. the group no labels takes a look at what to expect in the first 100 days of a trump administration. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> host: georgetown university law professor paul ohm, is law keeping up with technology? >> guest: it's trying its darnedest, but like with a lot of us, it's really hard to keep up with technology. and is so, you know, we have different areas of the law, constitutional law, statutory law, but at the end of the day, the shifts, the changes, the different ways we communicate, you know, the same things that befuddle just your average american has begun to also confuse lawyers and the legal system and judges in kind of disruptive and profound ways. >> host: is

in georgetown, q mccray, abc7 news. jonathan: track the crime in your area using the spot crime map. you can find it on the website wjla.com. coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- we are counting down to grand opening of the new m.g.m. casino at national harbor. tonight, team coverage of all the excitement. plus, the bizarre case at comet ping pong where a suspect fired a gun over fake saying goodbye to former astronaut and senator john glenn. his legacy as the news at 6:00 starts now. announcer: now, "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. jonathan: first at 6:00, it all comes down to tonight. the new m.g.m. casino opens in five hours. it's promising top-grade entertainment, excitement and great food. alison: we have team coverage for you inside and outside the casino tonight. starting with our maryland bureau chief brad bell. okay, brad: all right. that is exactly what i want to do. we are in the central area of the hotel casino. over there if you arrive at the hotel, that is essentially the lobby. the first thing you are go

yeah. >> stephen: georgetown. georgetown. >> stephen: so was that, like -- is it vital have it also in the basement? >> yes! >> stephen: i dated a girl at georgetown when i was in college and go to vital village. >> which didn't sell school. >> stephen: that's exactly right. but let's gloss over that part of the story, i beg you because i did not marry this person, so move on. very nice, she wasn't into me. >> can't marry everyone who is nice because you would be married to too many people. that's what i say when i speak >> stephen: but you're married. >> yeah, i got married. >> stephen: i'm sorry i ( laughter ) >> stephen: it really sounds like you're rubbing it in my face now. i also got married eeventually. >> we had a wedding, and there's a story. >> stephen: you went to georgetown. are you a catholic? >> yes. >> stephen: because it's a jesuit school. >> i've only gone to catholic schools. >> stephen: were you an altar boy? >> yeah. >> stephen: i was, too. how long? >> stephen: eleven years. >> stephen: wow. a

word of another sex crime in georgetown has many worried like georgetown university sophomore kalen kochs. >> it's been concerning to students because a lot of students walk in the area. >> reporter: the water front park assault is the first incident like this reported in georgetown since august. on knife grabbed a. wo, covered her mouth and threw her down. she scared him off. a few blocks away a man exposed himself to a woman. on potomac a man touched a woman on the steps of a home. >> one sexual assault is troubling. when you have three or four it is a concern. >> reporter: commissioner solomon helped set up a community crime meeting with police last night. he said police are stepping up >> patrols are becoming more visible. we are getting more for the christmas season as well. >> reporter: council man jack evans was at the meeting. he says sexual assault in georgetown has gone up since last year. >> they are up 100% from last year. now they went from five to ten. i don't want to alarm everybody that they are out of control. but ten instead of five is a significant increase. >> reporter

not many mistakes for georgetown tonight.er in the half it would be a turnover but johnson clears for takeoff. he throws it down. i mean look at that landing. 20 points for him. marquette snaps georgetown's six game win streak. they win it 76-66. >>> a huge matchup in charlottesville, virginia hosting louisville. all over the cardinals in the first. alley-oop for darius compton. strong finish, and seven points for thompson. second half, louisville down nine. to kyle guy. nine points for the freshman. just one player with double digits for the with a hues. washington take down louisville 61-53. >>> now the redskins. their playoff fate is going to be decided on sunday. but as for their opponent, the new york giants, they have already locked in that wild card spot. so the question now becomes will the g-men rest their starters? head coach mcadoo says everyone is a go but the skins say they are preparing for whoever takes the field on sunday afternoon. >> we want to be ready for their entire roster and anybody that could play. i

georgetown took the win back in 2014. syracuse looking to avenge that loss and last year's loss here in the district. leading the charge off the rebound. game high for 29 there. orange ahead by six. later in the first half, orange the fast break. but a sensational block here, game tied at the half. and rodney prior. he can really shoot. especially from outside. hoyas their first lead of the game. under 10:00 to play now. prior again in long range. hoyas ahead by four. georgetown 222 of their 25 free throws and win it. >> we did some things we have do you know, which was key. and so, you know, it wasn't as pretty as we wanted it to be. but i think our guys made enough plays. >> it is a blessing to be able to come here and play in this type of atmosphere with a great group of guys. just -- we knew it was going to be just us in here. everything, we were calming each other down and rallying behind each other. >> so hoya rodney frey transferred to jorngten. his former team take okay the what hoos today. what hooahoos today. wa

. >> host: this is "the communicators" and we are speaking with georgetown law professor sub three and also the faculty director for the university center on privacy and technology. also joining our conversation is dustin volz of writers who cover cyber and surveillance. >> guest: thank you for being here professor. how does this issue of knowledge of technology affect governmental prosecutors and lawyers who have do deal with cyber criminals who often you cyber means to pursue criminals? this is thwarting criminal desiccation's? >> guest: i should get a little biographical. i'm a computer scientist by training and after a great dreaded from law school became a criminal prosecutor at the justice department. i was in the intellectual property section and funny because i'm now i'm such an old man that this is really a half generation ago where we were just beginning to deal with hackers and viruses and all sorts of emerging challenges on line. at the time and probably more so today he was really a challenge to kind of figure out how to take these very old tools we have and adapt them to

. >> from dresses in georgetown. she wore a jason lou dress. it was red, embellished detail.e you see, we got inspired by the color. the embellished detail at the waist line and color. >> wonderful pop-up color. do we have the dress? do we have that picture? so we can put them side by side? . a little act send waitings at the waist and barack like that is dress. >>> the next look, michelle obama wore a kahn dress. to we'll she the picture afterwards. it was a ball gown, the champagne color. that dress in from had an off the shoulder look. change the up a little bit with a little sweetheart neck line here, this is from signature dresses in georgetown very affordable. >> when you say very affordible? >> you have to go there and find out, within the hundreds. >> there's the actual dress. you can see the first lady wearing, beautiful, great inspiration from that >> next up, we have here lano wearing a vera wang inspired dress. her dress, in particular, had some sheer on the shoulders, need a little something dirt with the velvet. it will be seasonal appropriate, the color is navy

georgetown had no answer for the xavier back court though. georgetown falls 81-76. uva and florida state caught in a close game. wahoos led by eight in the second half early. but bacon was cooking. duane bacon, ties it at 51. he continued to sizzle. game-high 29 points for him. florida state takes the on eight seconds left. wahoos go to their guy. kyle guy. huge shot and the cavaliers take the lead back. and florida state, everybody loves bacon in tallahassee toornt. he nails the game winner. >>> it's been five years since --. blue devils play without gracen allen. hokeys spreading the floor. they jumped out to a 16 point lead at half. second half. kennard finishes with a game-high 34 points. but that couldn't stop the hokeys. virginia tech now 12-1 this year. semifinal, top seeded alabama taking on 4th seeded washington. alabama kams in with 10 defensive touchdowns this season. make it 11. it remains that way until the fourth quarter. the levee breaks. 68 beyond a reasonable doubt touchdown run here. alabama currently ahead of washington late in the fourth quarter.

we're looking at georgetown and some of the postings. think of them growing up living in trump tower, you really don't have something to the left of that height, stature, there's beautiful properties >> dc has a very strong luxury condo market particularly in georgetown and the west end area, that would be definitely an area they should focused on if they want that high-rise living. >> you said calarama? what are the changes they say move across the street from the obamas >> high. it's an appealing neighborhood. and that's why the obamas are there. i'm sure they could be rubbing elbows >> what do you think people in those neighborhoods and some neighborhood are used to it. >> i do not believe they will be the first high profile neighbor in any of the neighborhoods they're looking at. really, if they are new, i think they're going to be welcomed with open arms and their security detail will be much appreciated because it's not just keeping -- ivanka and jarred safe but the entire neighborhood >> she's likely going to play a major role in

late in the second georgetown clinging to a four-point lead. the tre. hoyas up seven to beat their arch rivals, >> we did some good things down the stretch. there are some things we have to do better. made our foul shots which was key. it wasn't as pretty as we wanted it to be but i think our guys made enough plays. it was a team win. you can look at everybody who got in and they did their job and contributed everyone in that locker room helped. >> in football nothing but double talk surrounding the redskins. three games left in the regular season. every one of those games is a playoff game so to speak starting with the panthers on monday. some injury news. craven ruled out of that game with a shoulder injury. friday josh norman practicing a different kind of football getting his kicks in with a soccer ball. primetime lights ready to shine bright with burgundy and gold. one more time this season. on't tell head coach jay gruden. >> we take each game for what it is, its own entity and to do the best we can to take care of carolina. we understand monday n

georgetown ties item at the break. they -- ties it up at the break. they would never relinquish this avngoidi the upset. georgetown wins 77-74. >>> late game gw back to back games facing florida state. joseph looking on, good entry pass of the freshman for the deuce, but fsu with their tallest player in school history. look how tall he is. 7' 4, the dunk, that goes in easily for him. bad turnovers by gw leads to a bucket here from not kevin but duane bacon, 6 degrees separation. fsu rolls 67-48. >>> always a controversy when it comes to a tournament are just four slots available and such is the case for college football as they announce the final four to play in the tournament. so here's your top seed, alabama no. 1, clemson no. 2, ohio state three, washington four. so alabama will face washington in one semifinal, the other will be clemson versus ohio state. of course, there's some teams five, six and seven that are unhappy. now maryland football's goal was a bowl game and they do with a 6-6 record. terpll in the quick lane bowl in detroit december 2

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georgetown up big. they lead it by 20. more from prior. a career high seven three pointers in this game. that tide a program record. in the second half, showing off the bucket and one. he had 30 points. georgetown blows out gotham state 96-44. >>> a few other scores for you tonight. george mason, they won 54-50 and 63-61. over in the nfl this weekend's game in arizona might be the most important for the redskins. since week three, back then they were fighting to keep their season alive against the giants and they were 0-2. right now, they're trying to fight off five, maybe six other teams aiming for a wild card spot. >> there's a lot of teams that have at built to make the playoffs this year in the nfc. so right now we're in great position. but we have to finish it. and we finish strong last hopefully that carries over this year. we still have to go out and do it. >> people may forget how you start. they always remember how you finish. what a great opportunity for us. it's not going to be easy. it's going to be a challenge. but we position

son of hall of famer, alonzo morning getting a little pt for georgetown.hoya wins. >>> all right, america university hosting youngs town stated bender and some good defense. we have seen a lot of that here in the ball game. good defense lead in the first free-throws of the game that would give american the lead. then matt with this three here, highest output of the season for the eagles. 77-62 over youngs town state. >>> highland springs, springers, the rematch of last year's final. this was a tough one all game long. a touchdown run cuts the lead to 28-27. a go for two and they get it. stone bridge is up. but highland springs answers with 26 seconds left. jawan carter to richs saxton. and stone bridge falls short. >>> all gh school football. it is the second year in a row that west field shantille facing oscar smith. 6a title. this one goes to overtime as that is a touchdown for west field. now, they traded touchdowns. second ot, west field goes for it. and now, this is oscar smith. westfield wins. double overtime. raise the trophy for the second straight

the resources together, nih, came together with georgetown university and really said, where inne nexfections are occu where do we get people diagnosed, where do we get them on treatment. and incidence has plummeted in the city. it's taking the parameters frro paper to action. >> is this a federal initiative? is most of this work done on the state level? >> it's done at both, it's also done at the community level. we have to remember how important the local community groups that continue to work tirelessly against this epidemic, ensuring that people in their community are served with health services that meet their needs, in a way that's representati receptive to them, nonstigmatizing, nondiscriminating. i think it helps that the churches are taking this on once again as a real issue to ensure that everybody who is in their pews on sunday is aware of their risk of hiv and their need to be tested. so community plays a really critical role. yes, there are federal dollars.

georgetown rolls. good win for georgetown at home, 78-56. >>> former georgia mason coach in miami hosting gw, 1st half. buries the 3. led the colonials with 15 points. 2nd half, miami in transition. bruce brown with the lob to devon reed. hurricanes win 72-64. >>> it's that time of year when we give back and capitals captain alexander ovechkin no different, hosting a holiday skating session for 50 kids from s.e fort dupont canon ovi gave out gifts and skated around with the young players as well. >>> capitals, american players, niskanen, orpik, schmidt, oshie hosted 135 surviving military kids, and adults, loved ones who have found healing through tragedy survivors. >> nothing like some lifting spirits. nothing like ice therapy to really get everybody's spirits back up. >> you got it. we'll be rig ♪ ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in y

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people feel less safe. >> evans points out how dark parts of georgetown are. he said there is a proposal identifying almost 60 locations for new light poles. >> last night there weren't any lights on. can we get the residents to turn on lights? >> evans is reminding people to avoid walking alone at night if they can and to pay attention. persons that cause concern, walk out in the middle of the street. >> reporter: police say there were 328 sexual abuse cases reported by this time in 2015. the exact same number so far this year. that's almost an average of one sex abuse case reported a day. >> one sexual abuse case is troubling to the community. three or four, that's a concern. >> reporter: ed solomon was at the meeting last night and said poe in george township. >> the frools are more visible. we are getting more for the christmas season as well. >> police hope someone recognize this is face. >> it's something concerning to a number of students on campus. a lot of students walk out and about in the area. >> council man evans reminds people of the importance o

he stayed in georgetown. he finally got to -- he finally got to the white house after many misadventures and was shown into the blazing splendor of mrs. madison's drawing room. and splendid it was. gives a great description of mrs. madison. she's a fine portly, buxon dame who has a smile and pleasant word for everybody. he also described her outfit being pink with fur trim. and we see her there with president madison and admiral decatur. nothing was left of this room after the fire. the only thing that remained was a little fragment of wallpaper which was around the door there and around the top of the walls. the design of the chairs and the overmantel is known. benjamin latrobe, the drawings survived but except for that little piece of wallpaper in a hat box, nothing else. this is jameison's cabinet of study where the state dining room is now. he really lived very informally for quite a formal guy. but he had a visitor, margaret baird smith who has wrote about everything in washington and was a terrific writ

in 5-1 caps on and they go on to role: >>> georgetown 0-2.-- hits a three from the corner. and just lazy defense and they go up by four. georgetown-- a two handed dunk and two point game but the musketeers hit the free throws down the stretch. >>> virginia tech had not beaten the blue devils since 2011. never trailed in one as they pull off the upset. va rain chance tech taking out number five, duke, 89, 75 and a happy. >>> cavaliers hosted fl state. the guy with the man bun, big three ball for the woo hoos. and the power of the man bun, duane -- says everything is better with me. hits a three, a stepout three. and fsu beats uva in a tough loss. >>> maryland will get nebraska tomorrow high noon, making sure nobody is celebrating too much. key players hurt including -- they are both doubtful. tip-off, high noon college park tomorrow. >>> alabama versus washington is going on right now. and the huskies were big time underdogs. they strike first and that was it. that's the only points on the board right now. we're in the 4th quarter. and alabama

robert: in college hoops, georgetown with the win over elon. it might have been too close to comfort. second half, hoyas up five. drains the three. 7.4 seconds to go, hoyas up three. elon actually has a chance to a shot. just dribble. georgetown survives. 77-74. and the college football playoffs is set. alabama will play washington in the peach bowl. and ohio state will play clemson in the fiesta bowl. it is hard to believe we are already talking about the final four in college football. i know. josh: rain moves in tonight. tomorrow afternoon is nice but keep the umbrella handy for kellye: we will be back here at you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. [ clapping ] man: you got to take a picture of that. oh! [ laughs ] boo! ah! [ giggles ] oh! [ whines ] [ laughter ] oh, god! boy: jump! [ woman

georgetown goes on to win. >> thank you, jason. that is ourr we'll see you tonight on news 4 . >>> on this sunday night, the soaring death toll from california from the fire that consumed the warehouse. tonight the victims, those survived the party and the troubling question about the building and its safety. >> backing down months of protests, the federal government says it will not permit construction of an oil pipeline on land in north dakota. alarming trend of the hateful speech and actions reported since the election as the president-elect trump condemns of what he calls bigotry and prejudice of all its form.

second half, 82-75 georgetown.oter gets a good look at, fires, smacks the three. 93-78.win, more college hoops, terps-st. peter's. herder had 12 at the half. maryland led 40-18. dustin jackson led all scorers, the nice bounce pass. jackson with a layup and the foul. he finished with 19. terps coast and win 66-56. gw hosting howard. thet half, knocks down three. and fouled. finish with 20. the colonials beat the bison 79-62. football classic, championship. raymond johnson gives westfield the lead. the bulldogs win their second straight state title, 34-28. in the virginia class 5-a championships, stonebridge and highland springs, 26 seconds left. carter rolls out, the game-winning touchdown. stonebridge loses a heartbreaker, 35-29. and louisville quarterback lamarr jackson won the heisman. congratulations. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ kimberly: you have heard of wedding crashers, but in this case a drone crashed the party. guests at a new hampshire wedding say that a drone hovering above the dance floor nosedi

in georgetown, ryan hughes, abc7 news.rmer north charleston police officer who shot and killed a black man after a traffic stop will go back on trial in march. murder case against michael slager. he killed walter scott. the last video of the two shows scott being shot while moving away from the officer. that footage went viral. q: all right. hip top group run d.m.c. is taking major retailers to court. the group is suing amazon, wal-mart and other retailers for what they say is improper use of the group's name. the allegation is the stores profited and also harmed the run d.m.c. grand using the name in production in advertising and other products. michelle: we saw the little snow squall move through college park earlier. it has people curious if we might see more today. q: do we need to bundle up? steve: i would bundle up. i saw my friend who said it's snowing. i need to get my shovel out. maybe a teaspoon if it's conversationm and it looks pretty. it startles people. they see the snow. what am i going to do? the snowshower

georgetown loses to miami and howard falls to old dominion 65-46. navy also in the loss column losing to hartford 63-54. but some impressive win streaks going on there and, man, i really want the redskins to win. i mean, just need this one. >> you're getting used long nights. you were there monday night. you got off at 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. >> it was a long day. especially compared to atlanta. but, you know, it was fun to just jump right in there and the guy is really great and the team has been wonderful. been a good transition. >> and late nights and yet you want to keep covering the redskins into the playoffs. >> go to chicago and get some pizza. >> you are originally from chicago. >> yes. thank you, welc>>o ♪ ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these.

park police have released a attacked a woman, groping her in georgetown. look at this composite sketch come it happen october 19 in the georgetown waterfront park just south of the intersection of the whitehurst freeway and wisconsin avenue northwest. the woman escaped and called 911. a delay this news in the case of the men arrested after he says he tried to flee -- free trial sex slave from a pizza restaurant in northwest d.c. ping-pong sunday after reading eight news articles claiming hillary clinton was trafficking children through that business. she was not and no children were held there. a public defender assigned to his case requested the delay so she can have more time to investigate the case and charges. in an interview with the new york times company north carolina man says he regrets how we handle the situation but he refuses to admit that there was no conspiracy to expose. police want you to see. this unfolded thanksgiving weekend in the northeast d.c. three people, they attack a man outside a store, one with a gun, beating him unconscious and

hoyas led by six. 82-70 five georgetown, rodney prior with a good look. he finished with 19., 93-78. ,ore college hoops, the terps first half, kevin herder went 4-4 from the field, drains the three. he had 12 at half. maryland led 40-18. ass,k out this nice p the lay-up and the file. he finished with 19. 66-56.oast and win, gw hosting howard. huge first half, knocks down the three, and the foul. he had 16 at the break. bison,onials beat the 79-62. virginia 5-a high school championships, seconds left, carter rolls stonebridge loses a heartbreaker, 35-29. the redskins are on the bubble. then tomorrow against eagles tomorrow, a jordan reed is still questionable tomorrow. win, but is this a must win? >> we know for us that this game is a must win. so it's going to be a big challenge. we are just going in there just wanting to come out with a win. it's going to be a battle, though. robert: and in baltimore, navy,avy, armybeats snapping a 14-year drought. tomorrow, this could be a must win for the redskins. he wears his army hat, he gets awalks aroundliments. with his army shirt lo

then i realized i'm at georgetown. so the fact is that the original deal that disrupted the american people those words did have an effect. so while my colleagues view it as a precious lie it was the original lie the american people were given. scalia saw it that way. it added depth and coherence to his opinion. for me, the really most profound was in prints. that was a demonstration of what we became quite familiar. because there are no constitutional texts speaking to this precise question the answer must be historical understanding and practice. when you look back at that statement and see profound it was. he ran home. he ran home to the original meaning. you have this wonderful clash between scalia and suitor over the federalist papers. and they debated the meaning of numbers 27, 36, 44, and 45. what was interesting is that even sutter acknowledged that evening the meaning would or should be given great weight in the analysis of the case. this case dealt with having state officials who would be required to carry ou

a big win last weekend for georgetown beating the rivals cuse on the road.n that could be a turning point in their season. tonight the hoyas return to the verizon center to host unc greensboro in the final tune up before big east play begins. winners to five straight georgetown is playing with confidence on the court. >> i think with the if start we had. it could have been easy for everything to go south. the guys have rally around each other. we have made steps. we are getting better. scott: matinee at george mason. patery yots are facing prayer -- patriots prairie view a&m. patriots win. the george washington men's basketball team in action tonight. colonials on the road battling miami. guys, d.w. looking for the fourth straight win of the year here. jonathan: goodness. all right. thanks. >> great. we are looking forward to your forecast. doug: it's written up there. that is why you said that. we got ourselves a clear skies. >> you got me. doug: next three days. 47 with sunshine and increasing clouds tomorrow. rain christmas eve morning. should end in the

are speaking with georgetown university law center professor paul ohm. he is also the faculty director of that university center on privacy and technology. volz,oining us is dustin who covers cyber security and surveillance. dustin: how is this affecting government prosecutors, government lawyers have to deal with cyber criminals and cyber means. is this rewarding criminal investigations? paul: i should get a little biographical, i'm a computer scientist by training. after i graduated i became a criminal prosecutor. unit.in a and it's funny because as an on demand this was a half generation ago when we were just beginning to deal with hackers and viruses and all sorts of emerging challenges online. time, and probably more so today, it was really a challenge to figure out how to take these olds dusty's old schools we have and adapt them to something new. so it is a constant struggle of reeducation and trying to keep up. >> lawyers who go into law school and government, those types of folks would maybe go to engineering or medical school. we need to focus

morse to importantly, my constitutional law students from georgetown are here, only partially on their own free will. [laughter] promisedr: i publicly that nothing i say here today will be on your final exam. [laughter] mr. snyder: the title of my talk sacco-vanzetti in the supreme court are as justice ginsburg said, for my forthcoming book "the house of truth." it was a political salon from 1912 to 1919 and was started by taft dissidents in the administration are sort of disenchanted progressives who believed that if only they could reelect theodore roosevelt to the white house that all of their progressive problems would be solved. roosevelt lost and the people of the house started the new republic as an outlet for the progressive ideas. they soon broke with roosevelt sullivan asjustice the hero of the house. other frequent guests were louis brandeis, the builder of mount rushmore. and not sofurter famed at the time, a young journalist in walter lippman. even after the house broke up in 1919, these progressives created what i described as a liberal-political network. they found thems

. >> georgetown with feeingts on winless coming up state of social media night. fist half drive down the lane hoyas break. and jake and posely for the lay in georgetown up 40-10. >> exactly. >> later in the first half inbounds pass is stole bin haze and gives to prior and prior watch this one for three. it is good. 30 points in 60 minute of action hoyas score 61 first half point goes 96-44 next up elan sunday in bbnt classic and kirk cousins find himself in familiar territory last year on strong. cousins says he's ready to do it all over again. >> i always believed people may forget how you start but they remember how you finish and what a great opportunity for us. it's not going to be easy. it's going to be a challenge. we positioned ourselves to i have agreat opportunity to finish strong and time will tell you know what ends up happening. >> and finally tonight has it really come to this. 31 nfl teams getting refresher districts ever columbia let me explain a redskins fan wanted to buy a you deer beer from a vendor in sment. he was asked for id so he handed ove

erica, it's a good weekend for georgetown, good weekend for the wizards as well. >> yes, it is. chris miles-g to see you. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >>> the high for tomorrow 62. >> yeah. >> do not think that this is coming like the high is 4:00. the high is very early on in the day. >> yeah. most likely before noon. we're going to have some rain showers. it could end with a little bit of snow. unlikely. but i just want to go ahead and mention that. >> all right. get prepared for it. and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home. cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. better. together. in the country have in common? many of them now call cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia home. expert medicine works here. find out why at cancercenter.com/eastern cancer treatment centers of america. >>> kelly anne it's almost christmas. we have to talk christmas now. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm afraid so, mr. trump. i know you have been so your thank you tour. >> i ha

georgetown takes a four point lead and three minute later syracuse down forces turnover from hoyas andhere. now just a one-point lead. moments lightser hoyas up 4 from downtown and buries it georgetown wins 78-71 that's a big one for basketball fans here longstanding rivalry with syracuse. >> thank you, brody. >> how is it looking tonight? >> tonight will not be bad, mild, overnight hours see rain moving in that's all associated with a frontal system and big warm-up tomorrow. keep umbrella handy though. >> good news. >> thanks, everybody we'll see you tonight at 10. >> maybely little after. good night. television distribution] >> today on t.m.z. doctor >> flip or flop? let me just say this couple is never going to pull off a television show. this is the phoniest display of affection i have ever seen i think ever on a video. >> she starts to pull away and he leans in and whispers something in her ear. i don't know what it was. >> "you are such a bitch." [laughter] >> charlie hunnam is the coolest guy show business. >> i wanted my relationship to be just with the world. >> if you had to

i am grateful to the historical society and to georgetown. this is a time where we aren't celebrating the bill of rights and it is wonderful that you are here and it is very nice of you to give this lecture. ehan, then she director of the ryan center for the study of free institutions and the public good at villanova. i hope you see that i read clearly and distinctly. that is what our lecturer does. been a historian and she was at claremont and i am looking for that she is an expert not on hamilton. my grandchildren are the experts on hamilton and they can sing it. she is an expert on medicine. madisonwritten on james and the spirit of self governance. , writings from other federal is. the most recent book is the mind of james madison: the legacy of classical republicanism. that is what we will hear about and it is nice for some of us, including my grandchildren, to realize it was hamilton and madison who were instrumental in producing the document that helps 320 million americans -- lead a reasonably civilized life, even though they think th

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hunter scarborough medstar georgetown for over a month after undergoing a bowel transplant. he's from a small town in louisiana where he's become quite close with the fire department and its members and even dreams of one day becoming a firefighter. recently, the city's fire chief reached out to officials here in the district, and today, members of d.c. fire and ems rolled up to the hospital with trucks and in full uniform to show their support for young hunter. the chief says he thought it would be a bit of good medicine as hunter recovers. the firefighters gave hunter his own fire helmet and declared him an hahnry member of the department. >> i always wanted to be, forever. i have never been one. now i can be one. >> hunter has been interested in being a fiefrefighter, this is awesome for him that he gets to meet guys not from his home town, but from washington, d.c. and let him know we all care about his wellbeing. >> hunter and at medstar georgetown since november 8th and they're hoping he'll be well enough to allow them both to go home to louisiana in the next month or

. >> tudor place an historicisto georgetown house has a new exhibit that remembershithat res christmas of 1945. 15. >> yeah it's rich with war time artifacts and of course aao little holiday cheer as well.era fox5's ronica cleary stoppedy so by to check it out. o >> reporter: president truman called the christmas of 1945, one the war weary word families reunited with theirhe loved ones including here attitude door place inde door pn georgetown. let's take a look insides. i'm take here with grant curator cur attitude door place. tell us a little bit about the houselitt and the rooms inside.s >> tudor place is a verylace isr significant house actuallyctll designed by william thornton the architect who designedig capitol building. e wasca owned by they peter until 1983.3. martha peter was martha washington's granddaughter. we have a significantigfi collection of washington objects here i love the story of the christmas tree and whyhe tell me about that. >> well, in caring with ourl, i theme of home for the holidaysn in 1945 due to war timee shortages a lot of people had h to go with an ar

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of thehe former dean school of our service at georgetown. now he is a professor at georgetown and a consultant to the bush institute on this project. welcome, all of you. let me start with the authors of the paper released today. victor, you are making the claim in this paper that "freedom and security are indivisible." why is that true? victor: thank you, michael. first, i think president bush actually put it best. our thinking going into this is that, as a security problem, this has been really unsolvable for the united states for the past quarter-century, despite the efforts of numerous administrations of both sides of the aisle. part of the reason it has been unstoppable is because we have not acknowledged that at the core of the security threat is the nature of the regime. a regime that treats its people as poorly as it does cannot be trusted to keep agreements, cannot be trusted to keep -- treat its neighbors fairly and respectfully. in that sense, we got any new administration looking at this cannot look at this in one dimension. ther

brother and i went to law school in washington dc, i went to george washington, my brother went to georgetown. we had a rivalry. at the time i never anticipated coming back. politics,ead up on but it was really going back to the neighborhoods in volunteering for races they got me to fall in love with politics and represented the community. at the end of the day was about making sure we had a good education. that, i will keep in mind as we look at legislation and opportunities in the budget. >> you're replacing alan grayson, who ran for senate. any lessons from his career for you as you take on this new job? >> one thing i have definitely learned was that he was prolific at filing amendments, i happen to share that trait. he filed more amendments than any other senator and florida. -- in florida. i expect to continue that tradition to try to message and provide alternatives and better way is -- better ways of doing things. i have a more measured style. i went from being a lawyer, i practice law today -- to this day, i just won a trial. the congressman did his best to represent the district. th

at georgetown university when i was 16 years old. so it feels like i've come full circle and i get to explore the city i started my life in america so many years ago. ms. brawner: are you going to have a roommate? ms. palmer: -- rep.-elect jayapal: my husband will be my roommate when he is out here. that is one thing i'm quite happy to have my own place. ms. brawner: before your political career, what did you do? rep.-elect jayapal: i actually had a number of different careers. i worked on wall street, i was a master's in business. i left that to work in the public sector. after 9/11 i ended up starting the largest immigrant organization. i started path, program for advancement of technology and health. so i've sort of had three separate careers. the legislative one is my fourth. but i believe that as long as we're learning and growing and continuing to try to do good for the most people possible, then i am doing right. where would you like to serve? what committees here in the house? rep.-elect jayapal: you know, it's really difficu

i am excited to -- i went to college here in washington dc at georgetown university when i was 16 years old. it feels like i have come full circle and i get to expire the city i started my life in america in. >> are you going to have a roommate? >> my husband will be my roommate when he is out here. i'm quite happy to have my own place. >> before your political career, what did you do? >> i actually had a number of different careers. i worked on wall street, i have a masters in business. i left that to work in the nonprofit sector. after 9/11 i started what is now the largest immigrant advocacy operation in washington state. before 9/11 i spent 10 years working on international public health and international development for an organization based in seattle. we were expanding health care around the world for families. families and other countries. i have sort of had three different careers. the legislative one is my fourth, but i believe as long as we are learning and growing and continuing to try to do good for the most people possible, and i am doing right. >> what committees would yo

distinguished academic experience at the center for naval analysis and also a professor now at georgetown. and she also serves at the johns hopkins university and so forth. and she has a wide range i think of issues that she dealt with over the years, all the way from the security sector reform, military, civilian relations, all the peace processes, humanitarian issues. these are some of the issues that obviously will come up today. she was educated at indiana university for the ph.d, and northwestern. great institutions. next to her i will call her doctor, diana negroponte, who is also educated at au law school, and also georgetown and elsewhere. the school of economics, et cetera. as i said, they can read your background later, but what is really important, she worked on many of the issues. mexico, central america and so forth. and i understand maybe it's a secret but she is writing a book on jim baker, with the cold war. i think there are many important lessons to learn we look forward to read the book. next to her is our colleague bruce zagaris. incidentally we have three lawyers so w