his new cellmate, james george has advice for him. >> first and foremost, do not go to the court room and let them judges do what they want to do. go to the law library. this is what it is. this is what is going on. i need to read up on this. i need loopholes in my case. i need to know what is going on. >> dawn is the inmate advocate for the bergen county sheriff's office. >> hopefully be able to contact them. let them contact you. thank you. have a good day. >> while not a lawyer, she provides resources to inmates as they prepare their cases and often interacts on their behalf with family members and drug counselors and attorneys. >> sometimes i don't like the title because it sounds like i'm in between the inmates and officers. i'm not. i want peace for the inmates and peace for everybody. i like to keep the anxiety down. you know? many of the inmates were frustrated. a majority have public defenders but are not seeing them because they have lots of clients. they are feeling helpless. so this way we allow them to participate in their own defense. tell me what we need today. >> i nee

. >> james: >>george: to the was the first day of the new congress there capitol hill >> reporter: prison that have to go more republican challengers this it will come down to whether not the public a party was to headed to a new direction. they manage to hang of suspected titles the last attempt cliche companies and a leadership another respected >> james: a new billboard in small town of harrison arkansas is the track in quite a bit of attention many residents in the area holly official title will take a small town no word of the billboard will be taken down in other news of two sisters and soared ages 15 and 11 will appear in court today after being charged with killing their older brother police said older were accused her six and your brother of beating her and lobster in her room so he falls asleep she got a gun out her parents' room and shot him off as a the bills is to help her out the girls' parents also arrested and charged with child neglect they're both out of town on a truck driving job and they left not only those two girls and the brother of some of this up for your daughte

. ♪♪ >> james: >>george: farley back some 45 while the full forecast what whether this afternoon willo bomb that comes a report and if you have any plans. >>george: we are tracking a couple instances like the ride on the stressfree went with an accident was bound to 80 and carlson and that is one of the reasons why traffic is backed up now nearly to highway 4 in the westbound direction and delays persisted for 68242 and saw about a correction and accidental onto four to perhaps the westbound on for that project go is slowing the ride on the will path and we have an accident that occurred early 01 01 northbound to polos and brought to bear and restrict cleared the backed up the ride all the 237 now there is a westbound to 37 press and wall this backup of these a milpitas expressway back toward the milpitas and 880 and tracking you're ride to the bay bridge westbound the back of still holding steady from the west grant is actually still continuing to the minister just a bit. >>george: back down to a 18 minute drive times and no relief for the san mateo bridge conditions here are still v

. >> james >>george: tonight at midnight and perhaps just a little before the pentagon policy is she decides to play it as they start the closure beginning between 9 and 930 of them began to restrict access and clotheslines on the bridge right now it is a light and easy ride at the bay bridge the west about commute is really diminishing rapidly the on islamic is confined to the centerlines as you say the san miguel brands will forget about that and i get the same amount they're still jammed appear westbound now 19 minutes for the drive time and altman to the golden gate bridge the richmond bridge backing up now against the toll plaza and the westbound direction that we surely will see the back of the five a richmond not far away from this there's an accident the of the richmond westar across the boulevard here and was starting to slow the rise coming down from san paolo is a bronze a. >>george: as a reader and the west on the racks of interstate 80 we are tracking an accident on the approach to the dumbarton bridge which is backed up the coastal road merely to interstate 880 for the

--san francisco >> james: >>george: this morning where st.'s mid-60's for some raw warmer spots also faces and the low 60s the oakland area will be on the exception to the road they will bid up the 6068 this afternoon also suited to the upper 60s letter on this week. high pressure to keep in the clouds away from saturday and sunday given his last conditions outside is yet to headed to the sierra health with the storm system bring a list a few inches to the higher elevations if you love to to cover the fee to see it. hawker >>george: as we are monitoring the reference up there with an early recovery accident and saratoga a new crash on 280 northbound at winchester to was added to the delay is coming out of downtown and a new crash for the bay shore commute southbound 101 at woodside road added to the back of after early return problems down and around the oregon expressway the bay bridge is still looking at about a 28 to 28-29 minute drive times. >>george: is still solidly backed up on 580 and to enter the macarthur maze and the rise to the sa

. >> james: shh george has the story. >> reporter: it's been two weeks as the fed a plane crash thatleft little or family felt worse here in the heart of the midwest the loss of mardi kimberly at for kessler and her cousins here while the the funerals fresh reminds many but there was one survivor and seven year-old for the past my heart is broken for as the father myself and knowing how i would feel redress this she did survive looking at the wreckage it is hard to imagine anyone could have survived some house sale a guzzler head she managed to make her way through the dark of night clearing from nearly a mile route legacy that she was up in about she had a st. louis car nor read cast a lot armed season amazing little girl both here say is all respect for sailor and her family at this committee focuses more on healing to help her move forward but beneath the surface the emotions run deep at the school that she attended with her sister the superintend is offering support. >> reporter: for students and staff >> james: memorial to eric who died in police custody one of the flanges that

. >> my name is james reed, george washington university.in the last six months we've seen oil drop from $100 a barrel down to $46. and i've read the market watch articles saying it's a falling knife where it can go below 40, 30, i even read an article saying it could go to $14 a barrel. and my question is about given the opportunity to drill some of the shale companies might not drill because the unprofitability of that so my question is, what can congress do, what can policy experts do to incentivize these companies to drill in this climate of low oil prices? >> the question is with the plunging price of oil per barrel. does that disincentivize people to drill when it comes to shale? and if so, can we -- what are the things that we should be doing? should we be concerned about that? >> i'm not sure what the price point is for break-even for drilling in the bakken. i do know one thing congress can do is try to lessen the regulation and the regulatory environment to make it easier. as i talked about earlier the price of a barrel of oil is hi

>>george: thanks james as we move closer to 7:00 we'll see more and more traffic out on the roadwaysill building here with the 24 minute drive times out of the macarthur maze and the 880 ramp at continuing to back up. >>george: the center several is also continuing to slow 19 minutes now as traffic is sort of grinding down as we move closer to 7:00 was are sane slow and go stop and go conditions on the bridge the golden gate bridge ride the volume and things are little sources they put those to analyzers at the seoul plaza but there's no backups in the southbound direction and for the richmond bridge there is the backup for the westbound ride which is not the starting to slow the trip coming across interstate 580 before you hit the toll plaza on and for the east shore free ride the glass that was reported in the lanes just as demand has slowed the ride the drive times not horrible but this was two minutes which is fairly typical it is generally dampen backed up this early for that portion of the trip. >>george: was bought 580 was good between livermore and dublin south 680 even witho

in the words of james madison and george washington, they were terrified of this prospect. they believed it where do you lived be infiltrated by enemies of the new government and the constitution will be scrapped and done way with and our union would be fractured, never to come together again. the book goes to the french and indian war which is a conflict thought between the new world and in europe. the first true world war we ever had, between the french and the english and their allies. as a result of this war, the english expelled their opponent from the continent. but as a consequence they removed a check that kept their columnists in terror. free from the americans and french, the american colonists were not so reliant on great britain. great britain tried to shoulder some of the cost of this under the colonies. what followed is a rising cycle of taxation, resistance, followed by oppression past the point of no return where we would end up in a revolution against great britain. both madison and monroe played important roles. james monroe is in the college of william &

the tavern had seen the like of george washington and james madison walking through the halls. staff and volunteers did what they could to stem the damage. >> we are looking to a frozen pipe as a likely cause of the damage. >> nobody hurt, no word on the extent of water damage or exact cause of it. the brew see. 's ice well, a precursor -- the museum's ice well, a precursor to the modern day freezer, was run dry. the restaurant was not damaged. >>> coming up reaction to the president's machine to provide a free college education to any american. >> also ahead incredible video from a 150 vehicle pile-up, yeah. that's on a u.s. interstate in the snow. we'll tell you more. >> but up next the cdc says most doctors are >>> with the flu widespread in 46 states the centers for disease control is urging more doctors to prescribe anti-viral medicines to treat the virus. the cdc sent out an alert today to doctors advising the prompt use of tamiflu or other anti- virals for flu patients. the cdc claims the drugs reduce hospitalizations and complications from the flu. researchers have said

is being funny about people in the room fearlessly funny the way they've told jokes about james cameron or georgel clooney laughing for the first time. >> oh. >> that would be fun. >> and speaking of amal clooney, george clooney is going to be receiving the cecil b. demille award. the famous director from the the '30s, famous for "the ten commandments." why is he winning it so early. and will be there an amal sighting? >> what's better than hearing a 53-year-old man is too young for anything in hollywood. that's a miracle. just to consider that right there. george stands right next to angelina jolie and maybe meryl streep as the ultimate hollywood ambassador. you know he's been in successful films. he's directed and produced. he's looked out for innovative filmmakers like steven soderbergh and the kohn brothers and he's done amazing charity work. his work in darfur and his work on the telethons for things like 9/11 and haiti and katrina so he is a perfect representative for hollywood and ideal to get the cecil b. demille awards. >> the golden globes often predict who will win an oscar. who are th

in the words of james madison and george washington they were terrified of this prospect read the believed it would be in for traded by enemies and the -- prospect. they believed it would be infiltrated by enemies and the constitution would be scrapped and that are union would be fractured never come together again. the book goes into the french and indian war, a conflict fought between europe and the new world, between the french, english, and their allies. as a result english expel their opponents from the consonant. as a consequence what they did was remove a check that kept the colonists free from the threat of the french. they were not so reliant on great britain. great britain try to shoulder the enormous cost on the colonies. what followed was taxation resistance, followed by a passion, past the point of no return where we ended up in a revolution against great britain. both madison and monroe played important roles. he wasn't excited by latin grammar. he was drilling with his compatriots. the governor of virginia, the royal appointee, seized the gunpowder of the militia but nobody

>>george: 101 northbound. >> james: mario cuomo for a funeral is at 11:00 tomorrow the former governor heart failure on new year's that this hours after his son was inaugurated for a second term. he was 82 years old. >>darya: in just a few hours and accused boston marathon bomber isn't lost now with the very latest. >> reporter: 04 turned down by the judge today the senate still emotionally recovering from the bombing the child does start to that lasted 2 mi. away from the marathon finish line. nearly two years after boston was rocked by this explosion or the two men accused of the crime according to the fbi at the palace and nails three people were killed more than to what others wounded will run the authorities said two guerrillas killed is of lesser demand laurent and to a plant into he was spotted in a suburban backyard. it's and it's not guilty in a child defense attorney was a troubled young man called to the influence of older brother was bent life in prison when the death penalty. it lasts about three days will instead go for six months. copper >> james: the consumer electronic

. >>> we now know the name of the man found shot to death at a motel in prince george's county jamesch, who was killed at the bragg motel on crane highway in croom. police were called to the scene around 3:00 sunday morning. birch lived in heartwood, maryland. police don't think the shooting was random. no word of an arrest or motive. >>> the 2015 homeless and hungry campout begins in about 30 minutes. participants will meet at the shining star free will baptist church in seat pleasant. organizers hope to highlight the flight of the disenfranchised. they are asking everyone to wear something yellow as a symbol of hope. >>> the secret service is still trying to figure out who fired gunshots near the vice president's delaware home. >> it happened around 8:30 saturday night. the bidens were not home at the time and no one was hurt but authorities are anxious to know who's behind it. multiple shots were fired from a vehicle that drove by the entrance to the home. the secret service said it heard the shots, so did a neighbor and one agent saw a car speed away. the bidens and president oba

>>> and we now know the name of the man who was found shot to death at a motel in prince george's county. jamesch. he was killed at the bragg motel on crane highway in croom. police were called to the scene around 3:00 sunday morning. they do not think the shooting was random. so far no word of an arrest or motive. the victim lived in harwood, maryland. >>> a fairfax county mother wants to change the state's child support law. now the virginia senate is holding a hearing on something called connor's law. the bill would extend child support for mentally challenged adult children. connor's law was started by sharon cummings. her son, connor was diagnosed with autism when he was 18 months old. she and her husband were divorced when connor was 20 years old. current virginia law does not require the noncustodial parent to pay for impaired adults. if passed the law would extend child support for mentally impaired children regardless of their age. >>> parents and students at the university of maryland are going to have to come up with more money for the spring semester a rare midyear tuition hike has

>>george >> james: is great to see visibility not that bad we had to fall earlier but the discovery ofk or had been the dance is now in reverse the gone is a quick look at the south before fast mostly clear and cold this morning we have seen temperatures in the upper thirties to low for this by this afternoon will do a pretty good job 1 million of temperatures in the very low 70 funds, or one spots it sprang like really. that is just out a forecasters look for timber to all all around the bay i will be back in 15 minutes with more on the extended forecast at how one it will be this afternoon. >>darya: after three gunmen opened fire their lows this morning at the killing 12 people at the satirical newspaper one of the victims the new fed chief editor at least one cartoonist into police officers also shot and killed by these armed gunmen who then got a way that does happen early this morning france's president is it was a terrorist attack their many witnesses who saw the man on automatic weapons go into charlotte newspaper and opened fire at the weekly paper had received a lot of threats

. >> my name is james read from george washington university. this is for senator rounds and daines. north dakota has received a lot of attention. in your first few weeks as members, have you had conversation with those who can petition would be a democratic ally on the issue? >> [indiscernible] >> we had a conversation yesterday, we were speaking at an affairs event. birds of a feather flock together. geographically we have a lot of commonality. with a lot of interest in the bakken development. >> here's a last question. when i come to washington, ronald reagan was president. i went into the office of the new senator wilson, pete wilson. he was a republican. i knew him when he was mayor of san diego and i was young reporter there. i went to see him. he said, come in, close the door. we were catching up on california stuff. i said -- you been there a few weeks. i said, who is her favorite senator? he said, oh, ted kennedy. without hesitation. teddy came here, met me, we had a cigar. he sat right in the seat where you're sitting and we smoked a c

. >> james: in the meantime. >>george: there is this a great silver haze over everything this morning that is really damping down the ride at highway 4 in the west of the arrested because that is why the stock traffic starts the macarthur maze and jan of some of the leon 24 on interstate 580 this approach is coming and and in december sever is in extremely heavy is backed up slightly now on 580 was about a second look at the traffic map of this the drive times and a 38 minute drive times on a rough ride to hercules to berkeley this morning 680 into 42. >>george: of jammed the from highway 4 south about and a couple of problems are tying up the ride to the slow great early repair accidents and is in large and also sought a freeway is especially heavy look of this highway 85 ride is backed up into and out of the allman valley so about an hour ahead of schedule were looking at extremely slow drive turned out to cupertino on 85 northbound from highway 101 and emissive have some delays on 92 were we had a disabled be great at

. >> james: dry weather as well >>george: duros make for better drive for sure that of course does notthat way in a trip to the bay ridge and the west about ride which is very like right now there are no delays for was about to give an hour the macarthur maze in that same drive times will obtain the san mateo bridge for highway 92 with an easy trip here in the westbound or east about direction of the golden gate bridge and 101 southbound the truck is still on the bridge and adding that fourth line as well in the southbound direction but had not the cause was be a problem with light traffic here currently is allow a light enough ride and then overlays on 580 west bought. >>george: as we of days to drive times on the bay hercules to berkeley looks great no problems a 12 minute drive time from the upper to the lower east your freeway you're ride is a dublin with a southbound 680 in the westbound to livermore still looks great and is without delay there is a little foggy in south they wear reported into 8080 interchange. >>mark:a patient is in isolation at u-c davis medical center. doctors

. >> james: 38 in san jose a co-star in south bend not to traffic. >>george: getting word of a power outage in san francisco that is affecting signal lights along van ness and perhaps parts of lombard approximately 45 on the customer's i believe are affected the areas are or brown russian hill here perhaps parts of the fishermen's for in the marina district so again not only is it affecting people's homes also affecting signal lights along several t.r. tear rolls if you encounter an intersection where the signal lights are out regardless of how it was signaled. >>george: never active you need to treated as a four way stop that is the law. the mid relies are active drive times are running about 18 to 20 minutes in a trip to the cemetery ridge highway 92 here's a look at the white ride westbound old lace or problems and three golden gate bridge is an easy ride 4101 in both the northbound and southbound direction we are problem free and a quick note to the conditions are better on eastbound interstate 80. >>darya:fremont police are investigating five different r

this picture was taken by george barnard. barnard and jamesibson, who also had illustrious careers throughout the war, took these pictures together. one of them, james gibson, accompanied mcclelland's army on the peninsula campaign where he took a number of the first seminal photographs of the year. this is a -- this is a stereograph. you can see the image begins to repeat itself. this is a hospital camp at savage's station. harp harry potterers weekly brings this. how patiently and still they lie, these brave men who bleed and are maimed for us. it is a picture which is more elegant than the sternest speech. so brady sold these photographs his men took. he also copied and added to his collection that others had taken. some of which he appropriated with permission and some of which he did not. copies photos to which he had no legitimate claim is hard to defend but in fairness, it was commonly done. by any means available brady accumulated images from the civil war and the providence of many of them is not known and probably never will be. his

eafres >>george: rubble to start off with weather. >> james: the national weather service has just issued just a note to a lack we have seen all morning long the east bay shoreline and down to santa clara county this is really down to about a quarter of a mile at best for some spots and a san jose's downtown to the mile dangerous driving conditions is in effect until 11:00 this morning so we set out their grudge driving around the fall is literally just creeping up on a tear in the last 1015 minutes the careful of the south late the part of your commute this morning will have chilly conditions for some parts of the bay area. >> james: 46 in san jose 45 01 not too bad san francisco currently 48 saw before is in the peninsula investing will we get these to one of nicely as is the afternoon hours we expect things to set up a much better this decision is right now we have some clouds out and about what is most unclear start this morning will look so sunny conditions and to the afternoon investing it will warm up to the mid- 60s some spots of when will be 6766 san jose a the bid of the south b

for our spectacular institution for alexander hamilton also us receiver of the george washington alexander hamilton and james madison. his most recent book which was released last week as "founder's son" a life of abraham lincoln" and already getting wonderful reviews. i'd like to ask before i invite him to the stage anything that makes noise like a cell phone is switched off now pleased when meet to welcome richard brookhiser to the stage. [applause] >> thanks. i n being adjusted. they did not need this in the 19th century. it is always a pleasure and an honor to be here at the historical society. just my publicist, basic books has done a terrific job they are publishing and well and i could not be happier. roger has done so much for history and particularly was very generous to support the publicity of this book. and lou gave me crucial early a vice when i was trying to find my way ever 15,000 books published now 15,001. and also my friend and agent over 20 years this is our tenth book together restarted with washington and andrew johnson next. we will try to do better than that. abraham lincoln was preocc

. >> it's remarkable that we are reenacting exactly what george washington and benjamin franklin and james madison created in philadelphia. >> the doctor covers parts of philadelphia and montgomery counties. >> a speaker of the house. >> with fidelity. >> proud relatives and friends looked on as member of the newly elected pennsylvania legislature took their oaths at the capital in harrisburg. the ceremony comes two weeks before the inauguration of democratic governor elect tom wolf. >>> back to our weather now. someone forgot to tell these guys it's below freezing outside. they headed out without their coats here along main street in manatee objecting this afternoon. others worked up a sweat shoveling snow. >>> in doilstown, where the roads are simply wet now and rock salt helped melt what was sticking to the sidewalks. >>> weather has been complicating things at philadelphia international. >> mitch is there live. how bad are the delays. >> reporter: at this point the departure delays are between an hour and a an hour and a hatch it is the arrivals that's a problem. it's about three hours

. >> my name's james i'm from the george washington university law school. i've always found this problem to be really paradoxical because it seems to the -- to the degree to which money is more influential in politics to the degree to which you know people's voices are heard less. and a small concentrated group of people are heard much more. people are less likely to participate because of that but at the same time, that's the very thing we need to have happen. in order to fix that problem. how is it we can address that situation when it -- the thing we're trying to do to fix it is is -- i'm sorry. >> we get what you're saying, yeah. it's a great point. when we with spend a lot of time describing the severity of the problem, there's a general sense there's nothing you can do to fix this. we as you see from the next panel in this event, also in the reports we're writing. jay made sure to mention solutions. in a report we're writing today. we actually spend more than half the report talking about how it could be different. the leading federal public matching

. >> james baker who was secretary of state under president george h. h.w. bush, he said if this story is true, it would be -- given to the way we operated, at least he said when he was secretary of state. so what are we to make of that? >> i'm not sure they believe really conducting negotiations. there's something going on hire in this audio with gadhaficadgadhafi, something leading up to the president's decision to seek military -- the pentagon was opposed, secretary states and admiral mcmullen were opposed, the states reasons were simply this, what are you're asking us to do to stop a humanitarian crisis is acts of war to crush gadhafi's government to accomplish that. but what is our political objective, we had none and that is what they were opposed to. so it's not surprising that some people in the pentagon were also talking to gadhafi. >> exactly, because as i know you know and i'm just reminding our viewers now, hillary clinton was more in line with john mccain at the time for wanting to go into libya by many people were opposed to that at that time.

. >> james: here's a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. >>george: i got ahead the gun and not solely to speak with the sergeant office at the bridge and also with some caltrans to were in charge of being changeable message signed i did manage to learn that there would be an early opening and found out that in fact after much insurance that they would not be opening early they did in fact it the bridge opened last like this like milk from the toll plaza shows that there is possible that the word did not dodge and when get the there's not much traffic here at the early morning hours and of course there will be some differences in how you use the bridge this morning and bridge crews are saying they could say motorists a while to adjust. traffic patterns may likely change in macy's to slow traffic in the door and in the south and they manage to get the work done very early the good news is the bridge is open for business this morning there will be no delays but if this is your commute be prepared for some changes to the way lane's merge and the curves

george read, gunning bedford jr. john dickinson, richard bassett, jacob broom maryland - james mchenry, daniel of st. thomas jenifer, daniel carroll virginia -- john blair, james madison jr. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from oregon, mr. walden. mr. walden:north carolina -- william blount, richard dobbs spaight, hugh williamson south carolina - john rutledge, charles cotesworth pinckney, charles pinckney, pierce butler georgia -- william few, abraham baldwin mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from california, mr. mcnerney. mr. mcnerney:new hampshire -- john langdon, nicholas gilman massachusetts -- nathaniel gorham, rufus king connecticut -- william samuel johnson, roger sherman new york -- alexander hamilton mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentlewoman from alabama, mrs. roby. mrs. roby:new jersey -- will livingston, david brearley, william paterson, jonathan dayton pennsylvania -- benjamin franklin, thomas mifflin, robert morris, george clymer, thomas fitzsimons, jared ingersoll, james wilson gouverneur morris mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentlewoman from california ms.

george w. bush and democratic strategist james carville. i sort of just feel like throwing the ball up.with you nicolle wallace, mitt romney, is it real? >> i heard from his folks last night knowing i'd be here talking to you. it's very real. you will hear in coming days, ronald reagan ran three times. i think what we have to keep in mind -- >> so did richard nixon. >> what we have to keep in mind, though, while it matters very much at this moment to all of us what the donors are doing it matters very little in the outcome of the republican primary. all we have to kibbutz about. the fact that he's hanging on to 30 or 40 donors i don't think does anything to dampen what was a political firestorm in the republican party this week. jeb's announcement generated more enthusiasm than i would guess jeb even expected it to. >> anna that regard row, you worked for it looks like jeb bush came out this week and the week before because he wanted to block mitt romney. mitt romney comes with these donors on friday and says, no, you're not blocking me yet. i'll look at this. i take nicolle's point tha

. >> james: this final have that committee is doing jurisdiction eye on that. >>georgened to get reports on what might be a multi bid to accident on the peninsula 101 here in the southbound direction is being reported both at ralston and had killed them off and actually we counter where a whole was of about this because of their been so many reports of this accident until the ax they get to the same they will not give in the exit close of the accident occurred recently enough of the sensors have not yet picked up any delays however they are showing heavy traffic across the bay here on the nimitz freeway in the southbound direction coming down out of oakland and suit san leandro and is a hayward fremont union city and saw an already slow ride building for the san leandro milpitas corridor and the southbound ride and saw the advisers for a number of bridges this morning and here at the bay bridge is a big big backed up a fuss about already through the macarthur maze 2046 with 7 minute drive times. >>george: we just had an incident here on the right- hand shoulder clear bu

the victim's name is james burch, found dead on crain highway in croom. a a suspect is not in custody, but prince george's county police do not believe this was a random crime. a man in custody tonight accused of killing his sister-in-law in howard county. timothy fuller was arrested this morning in jacksonville, florida. they say that he killed casey fuller and set the home on fire. the police say there may have been an ongoing family dispute. a volunteer paramedic killed in the line of duty was laid to rest this afternoon. he died responding to a crash in bel air january 6. hundreds attended the ceremony. he worked with the bel air fire department and west friendship volunteer fire department. he was described as a great mentor and friend. in the philippines, pope francis makes history again, delivering the largest papal mass ever, in front of 6 million people. what makes this more remarkable the massive crowd braved the rain to be there. pope francis said, "we need to care for our young people, not allowing them to be robbed of hope and condemned to a life on the streets." coming up on abc 7 news at 11

. >> next on booktv, james robbins recounts the high and military career of general george custer including his childhood and formative years as well as his time in the field of battle from the civil war to his final defeat at the battle of little bighorn. this is about an hour and 15 minutes.

for >>george: leading up to highway 237. >> james: 41 to start off with this live camera here at theternational airport for the clouds are low fog is there but not this is said and other spots where people and i hear because like a guest that we may see some delays once again this morning for arriving flights of my strength back for you keep it here with less know what that the budget the sea its heavy air as you approached the bay bridge out solely with the visibility is like in oakland is a half mile and pockets is what he really dance for you as a movie about the bay today have more visibility of capri in fairfield we have about a core bloc visibility on a level more and as a so-so was generally hazy the fall not to that nine mile visibility there but that likely deteriorated to enter the morning so he told the kron 4 lead to know if it has a big problem for the airport the clouds overhead. if >> james: kivas on the mountainside as a hint to the more we have a lot to the and therefore is a low 50s letter on this one will see widespread fifties. the 9:00 hour. does not this is how

george's county. police now tell us the man they found dead at the motel is james birch from maryland. his body was discovered early this morning. investigators do not think this was a random shooting. >>> police have reopened rockville pike on the southbound side after a serious accident involving a machine in a wheelchair. this happened this afternoon at halpine road near the twinbrook metro want the victim was rushed to the hospital with serious but not life threatening injuries. the area is known for bad accidents. two months ago, a rockville man was killed when a car hit him while he was crossing the street:all the power's been restored to tyson's corner mall. tell reopen tomorrow. parts of the mall didn't have power for about 90 minutes this afternoon. dominion virginia power says there was a problem with some cables leading to transformers. the mall itself never closed but some of the stores did. and a lot of the traffic signals around the parking lot weren't working either. >>> part of an office building exploded on k street. that sent people scrambling in downtown d.c. even on

celestial if that develops here is what looks like right now. >> james: and eventually will see a warm-up and led to know >>george 24 and there is an accident in hayward now in the study will have been a tough commute in the corridor san leandro to 38 down to 37 as a motorcycle crash and the blocks into left lane southbound at tennyson road also getting word of an accident on the lower peninsula on 101 at the oregon expressway and here on a 85 in the south that we are jammed up from the allman valley and the guadalupe parkway of layout for cupertino. >>george: track a year ride for the bay bridge there is an acid to report back here at west grand avenue that is not going to affect his lifetime however with the still cover 20 minutes west of coming out of the maze if you're ride to the san mateo bridge where st. any of so traffic now that is what the drive times are will of over 19 minutes closer to 2 to 224 for the westbound trip to santa sale coming out of hayward. >>mark:lost control of their cars and drifted. crushing pabla against a tree while she was out running. >>mark: their loss control of their cars and

. >>> police in prince george's county are hunting a motel murderer this morning. 31-year-old james birch shot to death early sunday morning in croom. investigators do not think will was a random shooting however there is no word yet on a suspect. police are offering a reward of up to $25,000 for information that leads to an arrest. you can call the number on your screen 1 gsh 866-41-866-44 1 1-tips. >> the university of virginia will be reviewing its athletic programs to look into exam -- look and examine practices and procedures. . members will focusing on mentoring, advising student athletes and enrollment in classes. the chairman says the group's goal is to ensure the student athletes are receiving an education that is up to skoomchool standards. p. >>> this morning one of the bigs pop stars in the world is reacting to a tribute video. >> you've probably already seen it. in case you haven't, here is another look. ♪ ♪ shake it off, shake it off ♪ >> absolutely love this. is this a this is a delaware police officer releasing his inner taylor swift. the dash cam video recorded him to sha

the first sort-of response to george washington's presidential speech was written by james madison.he congress is meeting in new york city -- excuse me, philadelphia at this time and congress and where the president was living in a townhouse nearby, now or the liberty bell is. it was very close by. madison writes the speech and george washington delivers the address before congress and congress goes over to his house to thank him. that is the way they did it in the 1790's. and then the president thanked them for thanking him, all those written by james madison. >> you're seeing the arrival of the diplomatic corps in the chamber. there are quite a few embassies in washington. are all invited? >> i believe so. i believe most of them send delegations. this is one of the times where the president is also the head of state. you speaking not only to congress, but to all of the official representatives of the countries. >> let's watch for a little bit more. [applause] that was the arrival of the supreme court of the united states. all three branches of our federal government on the site to

. >> next on booktv, james robbins recounts the high and military career of general george custer including his childhood and formative years as well as his time in the field of battle from the civil war to his final defeat at the battle of little bighorn. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you, glenn. i'd also like to thank carlene and pauline, all the hudson library team. it's been great meeting some of you in the audience too. i've had a really wonderful visit here. it's great to be back home in ohio, you know it's good to shake off inside the beltway every now and then. you know? washington right? as we heard george custer was from 80 miles south of here. if you have a chance, you can go visit him. also grant sherman sheridan all have ohio roots one way or another, either born or raised here. as a friend from mississippi said, you have a lot of bloody bastards from your state. [laughter] i guess it depends on what side you're on, but -- [laughter] anyway. one question i get about my book "the real custer," is why is that the title? what makes your book "the real c

. >> james: also the rain early next week. >>georgec a look at the right here in the east bay of interstate 80 in the westbound direction of the sec alleged around the bay the easter got off to a bad start but it never really got any worse so that is good news the drive times are still staying around 20 minutes from hercules to berkeley and west was a force of 683-chilly these are better commutes to have seen other days this week the nimitz northbound is just a little slow because of a stalled bid rigging or commit 58680 all not to bass of the freeways a great this morning even with the suggestion we do have the guadalupe parkway is perhaps a little more typically sluggish the of the freeway is of course we are heavy on one 01-92 interchange with the southbound 280 ride is slow this morning with the reason an incident of black mountain road another accident in highway 92 one- way traffic control still in effect here for the ride on highway 1 just south of '92. >>george: a fairly light and is ready with a suggestion even with the conges