an honorary degree from gw. again, he has no degree. >> he has one from catholic university. >> right, another honorary one. >>> former cbs news anchor and arlington native, katie couric addressed the class at uva. >> she reflected on her time in charlottesville. >> you don't need me to tell you uva is a very special place. i have such wonderful memories of my college experience here, great professors, great friends. >> couric graduated in 1979. this year virginia handed out more than 6400 degrees. >> congratulations graduates. >>> time to reveal the answer to this morning's question of the morning. a recent survey found that this is the one food that americans hate most. is it anchovies, sardines or spinach? and the answer is, anchovies. here's jessica now with today's daily deal. >> reporter: i have some food. you have to wait for it. i have been combing through e-mails and websites to find the best daily deals for you, we are bowling with living social. pay $20 and get $40 to spend on bowling shoe rentals, pu

traveling on gw parkway, though, in both directions, nice and clear. heading over to prince george's county, traveling along 5 and 301, no issues. i'll give you a live look at 301 as it's at 50, nice and clear. and on the rails, no reported delays. aaron, over to you. >> thank you, danella. >>> breaking news now. britain's supreme court has ruled the wikileaks chief, julian assange, can be sent to sweden to face sex crimes allegations. swedish prosecutors want to question assange. two former wikileaks volunteers claim that he raped and sexually assaulted them. assange has fought the extradition since december, 2010, when police arrested him in britain. >>> new this morning, fire forces two families out of their homes. the fires in northwest d.c. and in silver spring both happened around midnight. we were there when firefighters arrived at the first house on n street in northwest just before midnight. the fire damaged a bedroom and the back porch. the row house next door also had smoke damage. no one was hurt. >>> just after midnight, firefighters were

. >>> the humane society conducted an undercover investigation last year of the gw exotic animal park outside oklahoma city, oklahoma. the gw exotic animal park is a roadside zoo that has over 1,400 different animals and over 200 of those animals are exotic cats. but the humane society is concerned about animal safety. also concerned about the public safety. the owner of this exotic animal park is joe. according to the humane society, joe instructed workers to hit the animals on the nose or to even whip them if they weren't doing what you wanted them do. there are people interacting with a tiger. you'll see this tiger go after a small boy. >> if you're a customer of this place and you're comfortable putting your toddler in a cage with a tiger. i mean, thank you. that's irresponsible of the parents. >> that sound bite right there is terrifying for the people of the humane society to hear. if you remember back in october we had the story here on the show. man who owned exotic animals released the animals, then killed himself. as a result, 48 of those animals ended up dying because offic

the auction house is in great britain and it says the blood was taken at gw hospital after the president was shot back in 1981. bids have already reached more than $14,000. president's son michael called the auctions outrageous. he says he is confident it is not his father's blood. officials at gw hospital tell the family they are investigating. >>> comic bookstores are buzzing tonight over this one. d.c. comics is on the verge of having one of its main heroes come out as gay sometime in a future issue. d.c. comics produces superman, batman it, aquaman and the flash among others. the company isn't saying which character is involved but do claim it's a main player. an official with the comics says the policy on gay characters as evolved like president obama's view on gay marriage. >> update on an animal rescue. a fox stuck in a drain pipe last night is now safe and sound we're told. fairfax crews caught the fox and released him into the wild unharmed. >>> that's good. we're glad that pox is going to be okay. and now we want to know what's going to happen with our weather tonight, doug. >>

eastbound not bad. 1 minutes to gw parkway. -- 11 minutes to gw parkway. i'm back in ten. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:33. today shareholders will have a chance to express frustration at jpmorgan chase's meeting. ina drew retired yesterday. this comes just after the bank announced a $2 billion trading loss. the senate plans to hold hearings to see if jpmorgan and other banks are trying to skirt new banking regulations. the white house says this proves that regulations are necessary. >>> in decision 2012 this morning, a new poll shows president obama is in a fight to keep his job. according to a new cbs/"new york times" survey, republican presidential candidate mitt romney is leading the race for the white house with 46%. president obama received 43%. last month the two were tied at 46%. the economy remains the most important issue in the presidential race according to 62% of registered voters in the poll, followed by the federal deficit and health care. same-sex marriage ranked fourth with 7% despite it being a hot-button issue when voters took the poll. >>> today in t

well, some good news if you're traveling gw parkway northbound.ing the ramp to the inner loop of the beltway, the skrash in the right shoulder lane. traveling 295 northbound at the 11th street bridge, we have a crash involving three vehicles, and definitely seeing significant delays. in fact, approaching the accident on 295 northbound, you're at about eight miles per hour as you drive past howard road. very slow. outer loop of the beltway in prince george's county, seeing delays from central avenue as you make your way to route 50. and your travel speed here, 19 miles per hour. i'll show you what that looks like. looks very slow. here's a live look at landover road, not seeing any accidents yet. definitely big delays right now. aaron, over to you. >> thank you, danella. >>> it is 6:32. breaking news. a frantic search in the district right now for a 6-year-old boy. folks, we need you to take a good look at the tv screen now. police are looking for this young man. he is jayvon brown. he was last seen yesterday in the 1300 block of columbia road in n

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. >> reporter: his name is joe schriebvogel, owner of gw exotic animal park outside of oklahoma city,ins ith regulators. what are you standing up for? >> the american right, the constitution, to own whatever i want to own as long as it's legal. >> reporter: today state laws on private ownership of wild animals are all over the map. gw exotic is licensed by the federal government because it's open to the public, charging admission to come this close to what schriebvogel calls the largest refuge for unwanted animals in the world. rolling out over 54 acres, it's home to nearly 170 big cats. lions, tigers, leopards, and about 800 other animals of every size and stripe. he also runs a controversial breeding program, selling tiger cubs, only to zoos he says, for up to $5,000 each. >> this has white daddy and orange momma. >> reporter: cross-breeding liger, cross between lion and tiger, and even what he calls a taliger, a mix of a liger and tiger. do you have a background, zoology or veterinary medicine -- >> i grew up a farm kid. that's pretty much my background. >> reporter: over the years

in existing litigation matters, gw vs. sfusd, case 2012030858.we authorized a settlement of one doesn't $560 -- $1,560. to provide two 30 minute sessions per month. in a matter, the board by a vote 7 of -- 5 ayes and 2 absents latourette is an amount of $3,102.70. meeting adjourned. >> 01 more. >> i am side to end on an unhappy note. i would like to the knowledge the passing of a louis perez, a close friend of mine. i served with her. the first latina president of csba. she served on the sacramento city school board. she was the founder of the community resources project. a major multi service agency serving for immigrant and farmworker families. she died last week. we will miss her. i will. >> thank you. meeting adjourned. >> when the new california academy of sciences opened in 2008, it quickly became one of the top tourist magnets in the city. part of the cal academies' astronomical success is the weekly nightlife party. >> i am joined by helen, who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here.

barn bus to telegraph, and gw parkway, northbound memorial bridge accident in the right lane that is 5 on time traffic. >>> new this morning, a bombing in afghanistan, seven people died in blasts in the capital of kabul early the morning a gun fight followed the explosion which happened outside a compound housing hundreds of foreign workers. the attack came after president barack obama gave a speech to the american people, on the war. >>> the president had already wrapped up his surprise visit, he spoke to the american people again marking a major turning point in the decade long war in afghanistan, the president promised to end the war there, and signed a long term agreement, with president karzai spelling out the withdrawal of u.s. troops in 2014 now in his address he said it opened a new chapter in relations with afghanistan. >> my fellow americans we've traveled through more than a decade under the dark cloud of war, yet here, in the predawn darkness of afghanistan, we can see the light of a new day on the horizon, the iraq war is over the number of our troops in harms way have b

no problems between the gw parkway and 66. 66 is fine through falls church and another live look if you're planning to head over to the beltway north of town no delays yet on the the outer loop at new hampshire. in my next report, another look at the accident in urbana at 5:09. back to you. >> thank you, monika. >>> with less than six months to go before the november election, president obama publicly announces he's had a change of heart about same-sex marriage. >> the president said in an interview he now supports the right of gay and lesbian couples to marry. delia goncalves is live outside the white house. boy, this sure caused quite a stir yesterday. good morning, delia. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning. on both sides of the issue, for and against, folks are really passionate about what the president said on gay marriage. the president's announcement came, you know, after his v.p. made some very strong statements in support of gay marriage and among rumors that his gay supporters were getting increasingly frustrated. in fact, some supporters even threatened to stop financial suppo

outer loop of the beltway, gw parkway, we had the cones up and it was allowing only the right lanes to get by. you can see right now that looks to be gone. i'm back in ten minutes with another look at your traffic. aaron and eun, back to you. >>> 4:33. the house is expected to vote on a bill that would not allow a person to have an abortion based on the feature. females are aborted much more than males. it will limit the woman's right to choose and force the doctors not to scrutinize unfairly. >>> former president george bush will be at the white house to watch the unveiling of his formal portrait. president obama and the first lady will host the bushes and their wives. he was last there in january 20610 helping with the humanitarian relief effort after the earthquake in haiti. >>> poland's prime minister is not satisfied with the white house's apology for a comment president obama made about world war ii death camps. he referred to a polish death camp on tuesday when awarding a posthumous certificate. they say he should have called it ai german death camp that wa polish occupied. >>>

williams told the crowd of about 25,000 about his time as a student at gw. he was there for one whole semester in 1980. >> i want to share with you a bit of the story of how i came academically to achieve the sum total of 18 college credits. thank you very much! there is an atmosphere of academia up here on stage that you can't understand. >> williams was also presented with an honorary degree at today's commencement. >>> what an amazing weekend we have had. it has been delightful. >> absolutely right. beautiful weather around here. all day today our skies look very floridaesqu all afternoon. it hasn't been smooth sailing all afternoon. this is in harper, kansas, south central kansas. look at that. big tornado going right through. this is a wind farm out there. those are windmills throughout that generate a lot of electric power throughout a lot of the great plains and this thing did a number on the turbines out there. luckily no injuries with this particular storm, but there were 17 different tornadoes in the great state of kansas today, and these storm cha

a live look at glebe, continuing eastbound from the beltway to gw parkway, nice drive. 63 miles per hour, just 11 minutes. and i'm back this ten with another look at traffic as well as the rails. over to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:22. distracted driving is definitely dangerous. a new study says improper use of turn signals causes twice as many accidents, according to the society of automotive engineers. the study found that 48% of the time drivers either neglected to use their turn signal when changing lanes or failed to turn the signal off afterwards. researchers also found 25% of drivers did not use their turn signals when making a turn. that's what they're for. turn signal issues caused about two million accidents a year. one of my biggest pet peeves is someone who's trying to make a left turn and he or she, the driver will stop without turning -- >> dangerous. >> you're behind the person. what's going on? >> makes more sense to use the turn signal. the group pointed out that it's odd that a study like this has never happened before given that turn signals, they started putting them in

gw parkway as well headed inbound inside the beltway. great time to head on to the gw parkway. we'll look live at the american legion bridge. you can see just a timey bit of volume but again no big problems to report. let's go back out to the maps and this time head to the south side of town northbound 95 coming up from dale city to woodbridge to springfield you'll be okay. we'll take a live look inside the beltway on 395 heading into shirlington and the 14th street bridge. all lanes are copy. coming up in my next report, we'll go over to the bw parkway at 5:09. >>> the battle between higher taxes or fewer government services plays out today in maryland's house of delegates. >> here we go. that's where lawmakers are going to debate the budget passed yesterday by the senate. 9news now reporter delia goncalves live in bethesda with more on all this wrangling and how it is going to affect you. cool live shot. i like where you are. >> reporter: it's a great live shot. lots of lights behind us. that's rare at 5:00 in the morning. you've seen plenty of my live shots. let's say this i

southbound on the gw parkway near the memorial bridge.problems on the west side of town the entire stretch between bethesda and tysons. now back to you guys. >>> now to campaign 2012 this morning. president obama is heading across the potomac. he's going to talk about pregnanting students' -- protecting students' pocketbook. >> the president will speak with those at washington lee high school in arlington. he'll talk about the need to prevent interest rates on federal loans from doubling july 1st. the bill to keep rates steady is stalled in congress because republicans and democrats disagree over how to fund it. >>> and the man expected to face president obama this fall republican presidential front runner mitt romney has a very important meeting today. he's expected to talk privately with the man who's given him the most trouble this campaign. rick santorum. after suspending his campaign last month the former pennsylvania senator said he would support romney as the nominee for his party. >>> now to other news this morning. the investigat

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on the southbound side of the beltway after the gw parkway, only one lane getting through the constructionn the northbound side after i-66, only one lane getting through the construction. 395 at the 13-g9 street bridge, the problem is just -- 13th street bridge, the problem is just up ahead at 12th street. it was the end of a police chase and three lanes are blocked. you'll find quite a lot of police activity. if you're heading north on to 395 and the 14th street bridge, it's light enough but if you're going to get over to the 12th street area, the 12th street tunnel, you'll find quite a different police activity. a car chase ended there. you only have one lane getting through. inside the beltway in district heights overnight, a car went into a pole, caught fire t. is a deadly crash. prince george's county police are on the scene. sort of between forestville and district heights. i suggest you use route 4 as your alternate route. i think it's going to be there for a while with this investigation ongoing and that entire area blocked off. marlboro pike at done -- at dunell drive. i'll keep y

in existing litigation matters, gw vs. sfusd, case 2012030858. we authorized a settlement of one doesn't $560 -- $1,560. to provide two 30 minute sessions per month. in a matter, the board by a vote 7 of -- 5 ayes and 2 absents latourette is an amount of $3,102.70. meeting adjourned. >> 01 more. >> i am side to end on an unhappy note. i would like to the knowledge the passing of a louis perez, a close friend of mine. i served with her. the first latina president of csba. she served on the sacramento city school board. she was the founder of the community resources project. a major multi service agency serving for immigrant and farmworker families. she died last week. we will miss her. i will. >> thank you. meeting adjourned. >> feel like it really is a community. they are not the same thing, but it really does feel like there's that kind of a five. everybody is there to enjoy a literary reading. >> the best lit in san francisco. friendly, free, and you might get fed. ♪ [applause] >> this san francisco ryther created the radar reading series in 20

. >>> finally a familiar face to gw fans and sports fans in d.c., pops mensa bonsu. from the basketball court to the face of subway just like rg3. this is an ad for subway in england which is his home turf and it's all a pro mowingal thing for the olympics, but -- promotional thing for the olympics, but all of a sudden his face pops up on a subway ad. >> wonder if they'll make a big sandwich for him. >> that's all for us. cbs evening news is next and derek is back at 7:00. good-bye. ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪

there is one issue on the inner loop of the beltway as you head northbound between the gw parkway and american legion bridge. a car broken down in the right lane. scoot over to the left to get around it. in my next report. another look at area roads at 5:01. >>> this story could be cute or cheesy. let's see what you think. a nebraska couple might just have the secret to a happy marriage. >> mel and joey have been married 64 years and for the last three and a half decades, they have dressed in matching outfits. 146 custom made wardrobe duos. mel's tie always coordinates with joey's dress. they have been doing it for so long, they don't know when it exactly started. >> it was before we traveled in '76. so let's see. >> goodness sakes. no, i don't remember how the first outfit came about. >> always a little hard to spot the right tie. sometimes it takes both of us. >> we don't dare go somewhere without being matching outfits, you know. >> people wouldn't know who they were. you might have noticed almost everything in the wardrobe is floral because they just happen to own a flower shop. >

your travel speed from the beltway to gw parkway, driving at 56 miles per hour. an 11-minute drive. i'm back this ten with a leak at the rails. back to you both. >> thanks. >>> 4:53. the redskins are celebrating their 0th season with a contributed to the past. the team unveiled their throwback jerseys at redskins park yesterday. brian arapahoe and ryan care began modeled the old school uniforms. looking good. a version of the 1937 redskins uniforms, complete with the leather helmet look. the team will wear these throwbacks twice this season. >>> it will have you doing a double take at the newsstand. coming up, the magazine cover and article that has parents talking this morning. >>> first, needing help on the high seas -- the dramatic rescue after a helicopter crashes in the water. plus -- >>> cold, wet, and windy. >> this afternoon it will be cold, wet, and windy -- >> no ordinary forecast. th >>> 4:56. 14 people had to be rescued from that helicopter when it went down in the north sea off the coast of scotland. the 12 passengers and two crew members were headed to an offshore oil

she's on leave from gw and is at the woodrow wilson international center for scholars here in washington. she's author of driving soviets up the wall, among other things. published by princeton university press in 2003 and recently published in german this year. dr. gregory w. pedlow has been chief of the historical office nato supreme headquarters, allied powers europe since 1989. previous positions have included staff historian for the cia and assistant professor of history at the university of nebraska. he received his ph.d. from the johns hopkins university in 1979 and is author of a number of books and articles on german history, nato and the cold war and waterloo campaign of 1815. dr. donald a. carter is currently historian. for u.s. army military history. he's been an assistant professor instructor at the university military academy at west point and at the u.s. army field artillery school. fort sill, oklahoma. he's a graduate of the u.s. military academy and holds a doctorate from ohio state university in military history. he's written articles for a number of publications such a

president richard nixon and former publicer of the international herald-tribune add the director of the gw school of media and public affairs. then i'm going to turn to steve hayward, who my colleague at american enterprises institute. i was there for many years, is an expert on many issues, environmental included but also a historian and political scientist with a background in ronald reagan. written several books on the presidency of ronald reagan and perhaps will provide a somewhat more skeptical viewpoint about the demise of moderate republicans. finally, dan balz to my left, chief correspondent for the "washington post" author of "battle for america: 2008." will the author for the battle for america: 2012? a different title? still working on a title. the idea is the same. covered campaigns for many years for the "post," but also the white house and congress. so is a veteran washington journalist, winner of many awards from various places like the american political science association and appears regul regularly on shows like pbs's washington week and msnbc's washington rundown. as i

you see here eastbound continuing to gw parkway. not bad. driving at about 64 miles per hour.on't need to drive that fast. lanes are open. i'm back in ten minutes with a look at your rails. back to you both. >> we will see you then. thanks. >>> 4:52. the weather along the sound of music helped cap off the memorial day. >> the united states air force band honored fallen service members, and i had the privilege of being able to assist with that patriotic salute. among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. ♪ >> just as the sun set, the bands kicked off a free concert at the air force memorial in arlington last night. the show obviously featured soloists from the singing sergeants, and the band playing a number of patriotic tunes there. it was a full house up on the hill there in arlington overlooking the district. and a lot of service members and former service members from all the prancbranches were there to the performance. >> you were reciting a very famous speech. >> yeah. there were excerpts from president kennedy's inaugural address, from the gettysburg add

light volume, and your travel speed as you make your way to the gw parkway, you're driving at 62 miles per hour. aaron and eun? >> thank you. >>> a huge blow in the battle for mange -- for marriage equality. north carolina has effectively closed the door on same-sex marriage, opting to define marriage as a union between a man and woman. voters overwhelmingly supported a constitutional amendment banning marriage and even civil unions between same-sex couples. 61% voted in favor of the ban. big-name democrats including members of president obama's cabinet and former president bill clinton spoke out against the ban early this week. that did little to sway the vote. north carolina is the 30th state to ban same-sex marriages. >>> this issue of gay marriage remains a divisive one around the country. a new poll out this morning by gallup shows that 50% of americans believe same-sex marriage should be legal. 48% are opposed. support for the same sex unions dropped from last year whether it reached a record high of 53%, and opposition has grown from 45% last year. so far six states and the dist

during the talk, a group of 12 gw students walkout in protest of israeli policies. this is an hour. [inaudible] >> i am director of the middle east policy forum here at the elliot school of international affairs, george washington university and a want to welcome all of you to our forum preceding. the middle east policy forum was established in 2007 to bring leading analyst, scholars, journalists, diplomats and policymakers to the university to discuss current and emerging issues in the middle east region. we are deeply grateful for the generous support that we receive from the exxon mobil corporation to enable us to these programs. will just say to you all as you know, you're all or part of university community, a community that seeks understand and knowledge, and one path in achieving that goal is to bring knowledgeable and thoughtful experts to present an entire spectrum of views. so that we become cognizant of the issues and see them from all angles. it's not a question of agreement or disagreement, but of exposure to bright of opinions and perspectives, in our own quest for kno

we have agot light traffic volume here as well as coming in on the gw parkway as you work your way inboundbeltway head out towards the potomac crossings. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. imetraffic. . >> thank you. >>> is iran planning to conduct a nuclear test. one expert is providing information shows iran has built an explosive chamber. >> iran isn't confirming or denying the existence of the device but as elizabeth prann reports, there is only one purpose of the explosive chamber. >> reporter: a new computer generated drawing based on information said to have come from inside an iranian military site has been released. officials suggest the imam from the site contains an explosive chamber, the same type needed for nuclear arms related chamber. >> one what one does inside such a chamber is conduct high explosives testing. you are going to make something go boom with maybe 07 kilograms of high explosives. you need to contain the explosion. >> reporter: international acomic emergency agency is expected to renew new its attempts to gain access to the chamber, allegedly hidden i

making your way to gw parkway, you're driving at 59 miles per hour. back to you both. >> all right.hank you. >>> 4:43. 69 degrees. still to come, improving campus security. the steps virginia tech is taking to keep students safe. >>> plus, the stretch of highway you're going to want to avoid. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >>> welcome back at 4:45. a child is recovery after falling nearly 20 get from a rock climbing wall in florida. emily davis fell saturday during the marlins/braves game in miami. the safety harness that was supposed to catch her was apparently broken. emily's parents watched in horror as the accident happened. >> all i was thinking is because you see that, and i'm thinking, be ali

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southbound gw parkway, grid locked from the cia past 123.gged down, braddock road to 66th, and inbound new york avenue heavy, slow and steady as you work through the traffic light, northeast to northwest, accident activity only one lane getting by. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> our big story this morning the senate homeland security committee is holding a hearing today on the secret service prostitution scandal. >> director of the secret service will testify this will be his first public comment since the story broke last month. fox 5s melanie alnwick live on capital hill with details. >>> good morning allison it could be a very revealing hearing on capital hill this morning. secret service director mark sullivan is expected to tell the committee that president's security was never at risk senators are concerned about an agency culture, that may tolerate wreckless behaviour, 8 secret service employees including two supervisors have lost their jobs after the april 12th prostitution scandal. investigators implicated two do

crash, gw parkway, involving a car that spun out facing the wrong direction.outer loop of the belt way headed for the wilson bridge. left side blocked average speed out of virginia, 24 miles an hour, leaving route 1. problems with a car fire tieing up your commute along old columbia pike and 198. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> julie thanks. a health alert for men a government health panel recommends healthy men should not get routine prostate cancer screening. the expert says psa blood tests lead to treatments that carry risk including heart attacks and occasionally death. in some cases tiny tumours detected would never have killed patients. >>> turns out a brand of pomegranate juice is not effective in the treatment for cancer heart disease or another illnesses despite what the company says. a federal june ruled yesterday, pom wonderful used -- judge ruled yesterday pom wonderful used deceptive advertising to say they prevented illnesses. there is no scientific evidence, proving their claims. >>> archdiocese of washington joined other cath

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he was a former publisher of the international herald tribune, as well as the former director of the gw school of media and public affairs. and i'm going to turn to steve hayward, who is my colleague at institute. i was there for many years. the american enterprise he is an expert on many issues, environmental issues included. he is also a historian and put a ronald reagan. scientist with a background in he has written several books on the presidency of ronald reagan. he has provided a skeptical -- somewhat more skeptical republicans. viewpoint of moderate finally, dan balz. author for "washington post." chief correspondent for the he is the author of the battle for america, 2008. he is working on the title. title, but the idea is the same. he has covered campaigns for many years. also, the white house and congress. he is a veteran washington. has won many awards in various places. and he appears regularly on shows like washington week in the daily rundown. let me begin. i'm going to come down the road this way. again, as i introduce them, jeff kabaservice. let's start with geoffrey it'

we've been in touch with gw. >> did the person with the blood contact you and try to sell you that bloodually, the person with the blood contacted the united states government. they contacted the archives to find out whether or not the government had an interest in it. the government said to the person it's not government property. we don't have an interest in it. you give it back to the reagan estate and the person is selling it anyways. >> it's a disturbing story but there's a book out that goes into the bigger issue that, what we don't understand is that when things are taken from us at hospitals, they are no longer the property of us. in other words, we do not own our own organs, a lot of our own dna. perhaps some good of this. if we find out this is legal, john, do you want to make a bigger push, go after the rights of people who have this things removed from them that are used from profts down the line without anybody getting any benefits from it? >> right now for us time is of the essence because this auction is scheduled to take place on thursday and we are highly focused right n

yesterday, she made an appearance on the gw campus.or an interview before signing copies of her book, called betty and friend, my life at the zoo. she says she has always been an animal lover. >>> a horse rescue at sea in california. here is what happened. the animal got spooked and ran into the water. the horse swam about two and a half miles out before rescuer caught up to him. they secured him to the side of a boat and took off for the shore. the horse was president-elect you winded but otherwise okay. he was being used as part of a photo shoot on the beach before he ran off. he must have gotten a little scared about something. >> a little winded. two and a half miles. >>> everyone loves a good prank. but sometimes they can go a bit too far. coming up next, blindfolded, surrounded by friends. details of what this man thought he was about to do and what actually happened. >>> we are checking your weekend weather and traffic. all, we'll show you a local sports star's appearance on late night television. it is pretty funny actually. we

after releasing photos of a gw vehicle they announced yesterday et has been found.llance cameras. they are not talkingn't who the registered owner of that car is. the 15-year-old vanished back on march 16th. they are hopeful they can bring sierra home safe. >> we start thinking positive. we believe she is out there alive. we don't have any evidence contra ticketing that. >> reporter: still sheriffs deputies continue to search waterways in this area. they do not recognize that red jetta that was captured on surveillance video and detectives would like anyone that saw the car to call them with information. and again as we come back out here live. that volunteer search gets under way. live this morning in morgan hill alex savidge. >>> new this morning a search is now under way for a plane with 46 people on board. it went missing over a mountain in indonesia. air traffic control lost contact with the plane this morning. it took off from jay cardia. it was supposed to come back in 50 minutes. that plane is the first new airliner designed by russia since the soviet collap

loop, georgia avenue inside of the belt way, authorities checking for the crash near the cia entrance, gw parkway still in good shape 66 inside the belt way this is where you will find delays, 18 miles an hour headed inbound towards the city that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> thank you julie. new this morning a deadly night in the district as police continue to investigate two stabbings. the first happened on northeast, 1:20 a.m., the other an hour later 5th and florida, northwest. when police arrived to that scene they found a car smashed into the side of a building. >> fox 5s, melanie alnwick live with the details. >> reporter: yeah, the scene is clear here you wouldn't really know anything happened unless you took a walk down this sidewalk as i just did. it appears, the stabbing happened inside a vehicle, a driver stabbed in the neck trying to make his way to the hospital, the car went off of the road, about mid-block, behind me there, on florida avenue, in between 5th and 6th streets, and then, crashed into the side of a building this is sail's tavern look at the video