i am about to read james mcbride. i read most of his other books i would like to know if he will be at the miami book fair mr. kaplan has left but i wanted to know he sold a lot of his books because i have enjoyed every one. >> host: heg is stating right here. i wouldnt ask him that currently he is in conversation from another speaker. the caller just asked if james mcbride. he was just here wednesday night. he says if you get the chance to hear him speak jump on it. >> caller: i did and he is wonderful and he played his saxophone and. >> host: we will take one more call from south carolina. >> caller: our you? i always have five or 10 books by wanted to do, walter isaacson. one of his books the innovators was so wonderful to and giving them the credit for the computers. he is wonderful i tried to read everything he has written's. >> host: it is good to hear

james mcbride died incident outside of med star washington hospital center in 2015. prosecutors say clifton montgomery and charles brown were escorting mcbride when he had a fatal encounter with them. an indictment says the patient died from blunt force injuries to the neck. montgomery and brown face involuntary manslaughter charges. >>> 6:51 our time right now. the morning commute getting revved up. we wand to check first 4 traffic. >> jack taylor has that. good morning. >> annandale is our crash. towards 236. most of the activity has been moved safely to the right shoulder. unfortunately, it caused a big big delay back into springfield. we also had a late issue on 270 coming southbound before you get to 370. the crash had been in the right lane. thankfully, that's moved over to the right shoulder. now, we also have issues this morning on the rails, again. on the red line, don't forget there's no train service between fort totten and silver spring. it's closed through decemb the bus bridge is set up between silver spring and fort totten. what you've been talking abou

james mcbride died after an incident in 2016. prosecutors say clifton montgomery and charles brown were -- when he had a fatal encounter with them. the patient died from blunt force injuries from the neck. facing manslaughter charges. >>> we all worry about loved ones as they start to age. one local couple is facing decades in prison for taking nt they were convicted in montgomery county. they stole more than a million dollars from the man you see in this video. his name is gustav shapiro. she was hired to care for him after his wife died. she convinced the 95-year-old to give her power of attorney and put her name on his bank accounts. >> it's financial elder abuse and it's theft. this is a theft by deception, theft by defrauding and theft by coercion. >> shapiro has since died. if you were wondering what the mow lynn as did with the cash, bide an suv and paid for their daught daughter's college. they also gambled monday a way. >>> between silver spring and fort totten, the shuttles should be more reliable. this was the scene fr

mitch kaplan, a caller just asked if james mcbride?he was just here on wednesday night, margaret. >> caller: oh, i'm sorry i missed. >> host: margaret, mitch kaplan says if you ever get a chance to hear him speak, jump on it. >> caller: i did. and he's wonderful, and he also played his saxophone, which was great. >> host: okay. we're going to take one more call and then chris matthews is going to be joining us to talk about his new biography. martha, charleston, south carolina. martha, how are you? >> caller: i'm fine. how are you, peter? >> host: i'm fine. what are you reading today, martha? >> caller: well, i always have five or ten books going at once, but i wanted to comment on walter isakson. one of the books that he wrote, "the innovators," was so wonderful a few years ago about women. he gives, really, women the credit for the beginning of computers. [laughter] so walter always has -- >> host: yes, he does. >> caller: yeah, walter's just wonderful. i've tried to read everything he's written. and his presentation today -- >> host