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studenth now charged in connection with the death of a fellow studenttue much that's 18 year old david hh evers who is now charged withha manufacturing and selling prohibitive controlled substancd that investigators believe led to the death of alexia springer, a student at the same high school who accidentally oh dosed on a cocktail power drugs thated include morphine, retinal and oxycodone. virginia governor terry mcauliffe says he's done nothing wrong. he spoke with ronica aboutonic reports he's undern investigation. feds are looking at campaign contributions a chinahina businessman gave to the mcauliffe campaign during his run for governor during 2013. > and now to a fox5 exclusive. itself been nearly a year since maryland governor was diagnoseig with cancer.ca he's now cancer free and inn remission but he's still under a doctor's care and receivingre treatment.tr fox5's laura evans saturday dowy with the governor. >>reporter: diagnosed with an n advanced and serious form of cancer only five months governor high pressure larry lar hogan let the public in on everything. he chronicalled

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i did dates, give him dates, but he hh said that it would take too lono for him to remember those thingskay. > because for him h it's more like retrieving memories is like rolling back a vs.s. i'm sure, too, as he experiencee it, not necessarily as somebody else experienced it maybe. it's like roling back a vhs. it doesn't take a split secondpt for himç to recall those memories. it's roling back that take. it does take him a while. it is very interesting. l he equated it to 9/11. we all remember where we were at 9/11. every day for him is like that 9/11. like you said, he wishes could forget some things.e i thought that was interesting. > let ' check in with caitlyn now and get the latest on our weather out there which it seems like we've seen sun that hashat tried to come out, not quite, though.th it's still 55 and chilly out there.ere. >> i can't even remember theemem weather i talked about the dayay before. it's very hard. even when i try to think abouthk the weekend before, i'm like was it nice, was it not. the difference in this pattern that we're in, chances it was a lousy day bec

possible verdict in the trial of police officer ed >>> well, the debate over immigration got heat eed on a hhchool campus in oregon. hundreds of students walked out of the school today to protest a banner that said build a wall. the protesters said that banner was offensive to latino students, so they held their own banners that said things like i'm not going back. the students that posted the original banner will be punished, but the demonstrators will not. >>> a new "washington post" poll takes a closer look at what native americans think of the redskins name. the majority of native americans do not find the word redskins personally offensive. the poll showed 90% of the respondents said the name just doesn't bother them. only 9% said it was offensive. just 1% had no opinion. if the word redskins is offensive to native americans, 75% said it is not disrespectful. >>> it is 100 straight wins and counting for the montgomery county sherwood high school softball team. the lady warriors got with it 6-0 over howard high school in the playoffs. they're going for their fifth straight state champions

when i was over the gm didn'tdin hesitate when we asked him if hh meant that firings for poor performance could take place.ke >> we had that conversation. they know where i'm coming fromm and i've laid out very specifically the types of things i'm expecting and if they can manage to that level and fine. if they can't, then it's probably a good thing. while all of this was going on today there was work from the us secretary of transportationrans anthony fox. he seriously considered lastonsi week ordering metro to shutdown after that arcing fed center southwest.ou if metro doesn't follow the orders in friday's federal transit authority he may revisis and order p metro to shutdown.hd we are life at gross inner station. tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. why are you doing this the video you just saw there prepared byy the justice department isnt i sending a message to parents and teenagers about the extreme dangers of section torsion. it is a growing online problem world wild. they are warning students to be on guard after two separate incidents of sex torsions have happened there. matt ackland

cooper wanted to kill the man hh thinks responsible for his mothers' death. police say the deaths are linked some of the community believes she was killed to send a message. >> actually we haven't had the issue of retaliation being a problem for the past several years. in this case, that's clearlyar not, not the trend that we've ta been seeing. see when you have somebody that's going to make threats and continue violence we have tolenc make soon arrest.ma we're not goinkeg to allow peope to go out here and do whatever justice they thinkjt is proper. if you have information whennf somebody commits aor crime tellu we'll take care of it: police evidence technicians and detective spent hours on mount view placing evidence markers in the street a understand row thet clothing on the ground and the hummer at the curve. c -- curb.u here we are about four hours after the murder.e you can see that dc police detectives are still on the scene. those evidence markers are stils in the street. as far as keith cooper is concerned, we have been able tot check with dc superior

a post on the hhs website says... >>> health officials are working to identify close contacts of thea patient, they also are trying to determine if any of them are at risk of transmission of the bacteria. as for the woman herself, we know she isn't currently in a hospital but no additional details are being released. >>> in new york, laura ingle, fox news. >>> the roads weren't the only congested place for travelers as they headed out to the unofficial kick off of summer. how one of the nation's busiest airports tried to keep people moving. >> they can walk or even crawl yet. this little baby is already breaking records. her1 underline >> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ >>> more long lines for travelers at the atlanta airport today all because of low priced airline tickets and people flying for their holiday destinations. but with less tsa agent lines -- agents, lines at security are much longer. atlanta airport is actually using tsa workers from other lower volume airports to help with security screenings but that still wasn't enough to keep everyone happy. >> you know i guess i

a post on the hhs website says... >>> health officials are working to identify close contacts of thea patient, they also are trying to determine if any of them are at risk of transmission of the bacteria. as for the woman herself, we know she isn't currently in a hospital but no additional details are being released. >>> in new york, laura ingle, fox news. >>> the roads weren't the only congested place for travelers as they headed out to the unofficial kick off of summer. how one of the nation's busiest airports tried to keep people moving. >> they can walk or even crawl yet. this little baby is already breaking records. her incredible talent you have to see to believe. introducing the completely redesigned mercedes-benz c-coupe, with its athletic prowess and sleek new body. it doesn't just raise the bar... ...it completely crushes it. the all-new c-class coupe. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. you know what it means. so does pat toomey. toomey got rich working on wall street. then he got elected and kept working, for wall street. voting to

sunshine, if you will.il may make for a gorgeous sunsetst for some of us.someus. 74 to 75 for a high hhto showands you the next seven days, ofays, course tomorrow wet, ugly, rainy, 62. next week, though, we warm w right into the upper 70's and ad the lower to mid 80's. so, i leave you with somethinght to look forward to.o. that's how i want to leave to l you. >> and we like it. gary, you're all good. goo >> you could do no wrongo w today, gary.y, >> i'm sure i did somethingomet wrong. >> talking about saturday andatr rain but we not going to go there. >> live in the moment today.t td >> i know how are you. i khow >> here's what we wants wh everybody to do.everybod take gary's advice head outside right now especiallyll if you're in dupont circle.tir we here at fox5 are huge fans. fans some of us even bring it int i for breakfast every day . >> [laughter]>> [laughter >> why are you looking at me. >> and there's none in here today. >> when the calendar says may 20th is national pizza partyar day you better believe we arer going to celebrate.rate. but here's the cruel twist of tt fate. wisd

and look at how do we get timely information to them by supporting that so we have been working with hhs and others in this is a important priority for governor's. we have been talking to the governors association, but this had been one of more effective tools we have seen, but we also need physicians to use them, so part of this is again i think we are very interested in states that have passed on only mandatory education, but like massachusetts just did, checking prescription drug monitoring program, not only at first dispensing, but at every dispensing. >> so it's mandatory? >> so they are only as good is when people use them. >> mr. milione, maybe you can talk about this. we have a closed system where there is still a problem, so there is a financial aspect and for them if they were able to use electronic records both for the cost and efficient use of the system, but also to protect clients from being either overprescribed or some clients take advantage of the system. how far away are we from having a strong electronic monitoring system to do both? >> i think we see in some states al

hhs has a big effort on vaccine development here. and then vector control is another place where innovation would make a big difference. >> yeah, i want to add a comment here in that everybody always likes to think about new technologies, but this is, you know, making sure that you don't have little bits of standing water on your property, that's a really old technology. just take the bottle cap and turn it over. so i think there's a lot of room for that type of thing. i know that it's possible to reduce the number of mosquitos on your own property just by doing things like that. and if people did that on a larger scale, it would probably have an impact. >> well, listen, i want to thank you for coming. you've been a very attentive audience, asked great questions. thank you. and join me in thanking the panel. [ applause ] >>> our live coverage continues at 11:00 eastern with a discussion on the impact of low oil and gas prices around the world and how oil-producing countries are dealing with the lower revenue. it's hosted by the cente

anything nefarious about that, and so there is no dramatic misdeed in the account iing, and it is a hhs, period. >> mark, the next amazon or ebay, and by that, i mean, it seems that ebay's model in the dotcom model was better than everybody's, because they didn't get involved in all of the logistics, but it turned out not to be as good as amazon investing in the right things. there are a couple of things that with alibaba, going either way. now maybe it has not panned out with growth in either way. >> and it is the hardest question on alibaba, because i am struck by how similar the strategy is to amazon and not back then 15 years ago, but today. you look at the cloud computing business that is what they are trying to build up and it is / 1/20th of a percentile of the business of amazon. so i think that are there is strikingly a number of similar, and outside of the core business similarities of their strategy and amazon and if they get it rig, that is why the stock can go up materially from the current levels. >> although, henry blodget, this is a popular stock to short even if you bel

former hhs secretary louis sullivan speaks until the public library. in the firebrand and the first lady patricia bell scott writes about the relationship between eleanor roosevelt and polly murray. >> in both iraq and afghanistan i help both countries with their constitutions being the sort of a facilitator of agreement on key issues among iraqis or afghans. the influence is considerable, and the state of government to meet with you when they're meeting. >> sunday night former pastor of discusses his memoir, the envoy from kabul to the white house, my journey through turbulent world. >> we saw extremist such as -- exploded and even though we corrected it towards the end of the period that i was there, by the search, by reaching out to the sunnis, by building up iraqi forces, by establishing a unity government, killing zarqawi, then to bring about security violence was way down. unfortunately when we left in the vacuum was misspelled by rival regional powers pulling i rack up parts of violence escalated and we have isis now. >> sunday night on 80 strin

. >> a hh, what is this young phillies sports fan just heard about his favorite team and favorite player. here on fox 29 that had him upset. >> he is crying. >> take that seriously. >> they might be tears of joy if they win the lottery. >> let's see those numbers then. >> phillies started a six game road trip, ryan howard a dh. let's go to detroit. and, pete mackanin is not fooling around. herrera dogged it to first base taken out of the game in the seventh inning with the score tied at four. victor martinez in the bottom of the seventh sing unless miguel cabrera and detroit wins five-four. >>> nba showed their lack of guts and inn telling grit when they decided to kick him to the groin was not intentional. in player had a leg kick that high. intent was obvious and by nba rules he should have been suspended. commissioner adam silver worried that his precious team the warriors would not make it to the finals so league decided it would only ab flying to dray mondevergine, that is clearly a joke and there is no question, what he did, on that play. >>> and, we said earlier. >> what are you c

hhs that's it. cloud cover, drizzle continues i across the region.l intents andnn purposes the same pattern we've' been dealing with for the bettee part of a week remains intact. little area of low pressure pss right about here an frontal an system response al for theespo morning cloud cover and drizzle and light showers out there anda then as we look off to the norte and west, we have our nextur system that's going to drop down into the region. reg so no sooner do we kick this frontal system and air of low of pressure out this one arrives, and kind of sets us cloud cover, more showers and a more cool conditions fortis for thursday and friday.ursday so the pattern not going to goio switch up here any time soon.e s there's that area of lowe's th pressure i mentioned that willil bring us a drizzle and few light showers today. no severe weather today and hayh look what's back tomorrow.ro another area of low pressureow p with clouds and showers aroundso and that guy will stick around d through friday.. so sorry about that. abo tha the good news, your gar

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hh. tree pollen has been in theeen t moderate range today.going toyot see temperatures and rain a keeping the pollen countdown bub not the monthly count. cnt 60 days.60 day we'll be right around 60 degreee tomorrow. we'll wrap it up with our fox5 x act cure weather seven day sev forecast. two more days near 60.ar 60. heaviest rain friday.y and then can we break it down oo saturday? maybe a spotty shower as a front crosses us saturday a night into the first part of pat mother's day.ther mother' days looks really good.g here's a look at your day. 75 the high will be if we havefv any showers at all very lighty l early in the morning withorni wt temperature of 57 at 8:00. 66 at noon. n and next week, looking mightyy warm and toasty and we'll be ouo of this weather pattern by thene all right. that is your accu weather sevene day forecast.cast. jim, i'll bet you've got bige g news on ice tonight. tonht >> we have lot to talk about su sue. caps of course on the ice inse pittsburgh as we speak for crucial game four against ther t penguins trying even

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lowey: i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the ranking member on labor-hhs, the articulate gentlelady from connecticut, representative delauro, who has been very career on the need to combat the zika virus. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. delauro: this bill is woefully inadequate. the zika virus is a public health emergency. it is a crisis. last week 1,204 confirmed cases. in the united states and its territory. over 100 of them pregnant women. one woman has died. temperatures are rising already and reaching high levels in the united states. in the areas where these mosquitoes thrive. and we're told that this could spread to 30 states. the olympics are less than 80 days away in brazil, we are going to send our young men and women into harm's way. we are the window -- the window for us to act on this effort is closing. and the majority's zika response appropriations act is too little, it is too late. it only provides 1/3 of the president's request. and without additional funding, the c.d.c. will not be able to protect pregnant women by better understanding

once temporarily scheduled we seek hhs evaluation for permit scheduling a process that can take several years for each substance. despite her best efforts to you cannot control the substances at a pace that will prevent additional overdoses and death. we at the dea are grateful for all the legislative and scheduling tools congress has given us over the years that we have had success investigating prosecuting and convicting the traffickers of these dangerous substances using the controlled substances act when synthetic drugs are placed in schedule one. we have also used the analogue act for sentence is not placed in schedule one however today's synthetic drug crisis has outgrown the analogue act. 30 years ago when the act was passed by congress there were favre fewer analogue users and fewer traffickers than exist today. trafficking networks that existed in 1986 were significantly less sophisticated in the transnational networks really a pretty poor do over the weekend working with the tools you have given given us to bring a substances under control and protect the public that we are ma

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