you may have seen a big police response on jamison avenue near courthouse square. it's not clear why the person was there. the incident lasted more than eight hours. police say it ended without anyone being hurt and the man who was barricade inside was arrested. >>> let's check in now with megan mcgrath live outside of the white house after a secret service arrested another person for jumping the fence. calling into question the security measures there. what's going on, megan? >> reporter: well, eun, you can see the fence that surrounds the white house as well as that secondary temporary fence that has been put in place. and many are wondering whether all of this is enough. the white house fence of course has been under scrutiny following a number of incidents in recent months. it has happened again. another person has jumped the fence this time on the south side of the white house. it happened around 10:30 last night. the jumper was immediately taken into custody by secret service officers and charges are pending. changes to the white house fence are in the works.

partners, daris anderson and jay wallace, the architect will be in charge of the project and teatro ally jamison and also in the room are many supporters, neighbors and past employees and local artiests who make teatro zinzanni a unique part of san francisco's curtal life. i'm going to reduce my speech, because the gentleman before we covered a lot of points. >> we appreciate that, to get it to the vote. [laughter ] >> right. that is true. when we started to pursue the project we soon found our plans to rebuild the site as was five times more expensive than we originally planed and not only that, it was impossible to finance and meet the standards of the neighborhood or to match the revenue requirements of the port. it's a fact that theatres could not generate enough revenue per square foot that you could get with private development. so we needed help and the only solution was to develop a multi-using cremate concept for the site, in which it would support the cost of construction and teatro zinzanni's lease. a multi-year contract has been used successful in the you united states and around the

we spoke to monsignor jamison about that. here is what he had to say. >> the tragedies that have happened, and so many of them, day after day, we read about them in the paper. we can also say jesus has given us hope. with his resurrection we have new life which means we can't just sit back. it's not just a matter of coming here for easter sunday morning. it also means when we leave we have to work towards that new life. >> reporter: indeed that's what he did tell us. that's the interesting part of this. this is just the beginning and should go on beyond days like easter sunday. derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >>> the national cathedral in northwest d.c. will offer service at 11:00 this morn. all advanced passes have already been given out. >>> breaking news this morning. one person is dead and two others are injured following an explosion in cairo. you can see the damage to this car. it was on a bridge when the explosion happened. witnesses say the blast hit the bridge near an upscale cairo neighborhood. a police officer w

away from that water we're still at 61 degrees this hour, gilbertsville eileen has 57, lower 50's in jamisons hour and down towards the shore that's the cool spot ocean city with that wind right off the water, coming in at 50 degrees at james' house. got a picture to show you sent in by i'll mean murray from gilbertsville, classic sign of an approaching storm system t filtered sun with those high thin cirrus clouds. they'll continue to lower and thicken. that's a sign a storm is on the way. let's take you to the shore where yesterday the boardwalk in ocean city was jam packed. today different stormy looks like a ghost town. cool temperatures keeping people away. give it another few weeks and we'll warm things up. sure that place will be hopping. storm scan3 the storm itself still to our south and west over the center of the can country but you can see plenty of rain ahead of it. we're still in the clouds. we're dry so several hours of dry conditions over the next few hours many it's really after midnight where that rain starts to some of in. a warm front will push through the region tomorrow

it is going on right now near jamison avenue and courthouse square. not far from an amc theater in eisenhower eisenhower metro station. no word on how serious. police officers are telling people to stay inside. we have a crew on the scene. they'll be updating the story tonight and tomorrow morning on news 4 "today." >> maryland teenager showed his courage, the 911 operator was calm. working together helped him and his little sister stay alive. just long enough for a fire fighter to pull off a dramatic rescue. news 4 shahreporter and what happened firsthand. >> reporter: stunned hours after rescuing two kids. it may look normal from the outside. inside the fire was terrifying. >> ae incidents don't have the outcome today. >> reporter: the fire started in the basement early sunday morning. quickly spread. the mother. stepfather and older brother got out okay. the 13-year-old and his 9-year-old sister were trapped in the bedroom. on the second floor in the back of the house. >> prince george's county 911 center what's the location of the emergency. >> re

eric jamison faces arraignment. he's charged with shooting a man to death in the stomach during an argument outside an anti-violence concert last summer. >>> today a judge is expected to decide if this accused killer will go on trial. tam le faces a preliminary hearing on murder charges. he's accused of stabbing three men and dumping their bodies in the schuylkill river. one of the victims survived the attack last august. u.s. marshals arrested le at a virginia motel. authorities say he and other members of a gang abducted and attacked the men for gambling away drug money. >>> and listen to this. philadelphia police say they used gps technology to track down a 14-year-old girl accused of abducting her 1-year-old cousin. police say the teen went to her uncle's home in kensington yesterday afternoon, took the baby and then stole his car. nbc 10 got this video showing an officer holding the baby after the incident was over. the baby was not injured. now, police used the car's onstar gps to track the teen for three hour

eric jamison will be arraigned today. he's charged with shooting a man to death, shooting that man in the stomach outside an anti-violence concert at the dell in august. police found the victim in the parking lot. >>> and today a judge is expected to decide if his accused killer will go to trial. tam le faces a preliminary hearing on murder charges. he's accused of stabbing three men, dumping their bodies in the schuylkill river last year. one of those victims survived the attack last august. u.s. marshals arrested le at a motel in virginia. authorities say he and other members of a gang abducted and attacked those men for gambling away drug money. >>> utility services at the former revel casino in atlantic city will be shut off around noon today. acr energy partners says revel's new owner, glen straub is already aware of the disconnect. attorneys for acr blame failed negotiations between the two parties. acr says it simply can't provide free power. now, straub may be interested in the atlantic city race course, too. the

his mother and father-in-law, susan and antonio chavez, sister and brother-in-law gina and jamison, many many family members of officer johnson arriving inside s.a.p. center right now. >> there will be a number of speakers. of course, the police chief, also carmela harris is going to be there, the attorney general. and she issued a statement after officer johnson had been killed. it was quite, quite lovely. she said on behalf of the california department of justice, i extend my deepest sympathies to the family and loved ones of officer michael johnson who made the ultimate sacrifice of his community and his state. and she said that the tragedy is a grave reminder of the risks that our law enforcement officers take each day when they put on the badge to protect their communities. so the service is going to begin with the assistant chief, garcia, who is going to take the stage. he's going to have everybody be seated. right now you're looking at officer johnson's patrol car front and center, where all of the floral wreaths are. also, i'm told there are two cars on the stage but i can't see

and then a woman named jamison wrote a book called "the packaging of the presidency." they address this concept and other scholars. others i will point you to, i have a complete bibliography and footnotes, but they talked about it a great deal and i wanted to give them some credit. number three dwight eisenhower empowered to the office of the press secretary. james haggerty was the most powerful press secretary in american history and that happened in large part because eisenhower trusted advisors. another man that road about this is a man named james deacon -- wrote about this is a man named james deacon who wrote an article about haggerty, the voice behind the throne. he said that haggerty was more powerful than you would think you would think in his power helps to elevate the public relations profession in the 1950's -- and his power helped to elevate the public relations profession in the 1950's. haggerty did not know eisenhower well when he joined the campaign but he proved himself. i talked to his son roger on the phone and roger told me that his father gained ei

and then a woman named jamison wrote a book called "the packaging of the presidency." they address this concept and other scholars. i have a complete bibliography and footnotes, but they talked about it a great deal and i wanted to give them some credit. number three, dwight eisenhower empowered to the office of the -- empowered the office of the press secretary. james haggerty was the most powerful press secretary in american history and that happened in large part because eisenhower trusted advisors. another man that wrote about this is a man named james deacon who wrote an article about haggerty, the voice behind the throne. he said that haggerty was more powerful than you would think , and his power helped to elevate the public relations profession in the 1950's. haggerty did not know eisenhower well when he joined the campaign , but he proved himself. i talked to his son roger on the phone and roger told me that his father gained eisenhower's trust just through his sheer competence. james haggerty was competent. i recognize that that was what it took. you could ar

back here we talked to some of the folks going here, and we also talked to monsignor jamison who was leading the early service. he says no matter where you go easter sunday it's important to go to church, but, of course that should just be the beginning. take a listen to what he said. >> it's not just a matter of coming here for easter sunday morning. it also means when we leave, we have to work towards that new life, the new life that jesus gave us, a new life where we get rid of violence, we get rid of homelessness and we really do it actively. so today yes. it's a day of hope a day of action as well. so hopefully we will do just that. >> reporter: indeed it is a day of action as well. there's going to be another service here at 10:00 where cardinal wuerl will be leading that. he'll go to the shrine of the emaculate conception at about noon. a holy day for folks today and an important day for all. we're live in southeast. derrick ward, news 4. >> the national cathedral in northwest d.c. will offer an 11:00 a.m. service. all advanced passes have been given out. >>> today a journalis

this is on jamison avenue near courthouse square.een the%/gxd eisenhower avenue and kings streetxd stations. the situation was over and it lasted for more than eight hours overnight. >>> officers in montgomery county trying to identify suspects whot( robbed a house while were peo inside it. police say that several men armed with guns kicked in a door afásp'town. thatxd happened just before 11:00 a.m. last night. no one was hurt. >>> theçó family of a baltimore man who died this weekend want to know how he became critically hurt while in police custody. this is cell phone video of freddie gray's arrest last week. he tried to runxd from officers. some time during his transportation, his attorney says his spine became 80% severed at the neck. the attorney said there's a 30-minute gap in the arrest record. gray was talking and moving when he was loaded into the police4c=eìáhp &hc% van.çó >> i could say with certainty that we have no physical, video or any other evidence of an altercation that would result in this. >> let us see what happ

. >> jenna jamison? is a ceo. >> she owns something. >> i it is usually a vaw -- vanerial disease. i can say. it allegedly. >> you can't make a scientific judgment off google image search. >> you sound just like a man. >> i have a deep voice. a lot of people think i sound very tough. and no one ever says i sound like a woman or in anyway look feminine. >> never bring that up? >> never happened. >> google search, i mean -- first of all who put that up on google search? who puts up the pictures and what you have access to the ceo's? >> i don't know. >> it is an algorithm. >> so it is an algorithm. >> you have three choices. it is with google's algorithm or our society or with women. i am leaning toward thinking the problem is with women. >> i don't think it is google's fault for reflecting the reality. why are we con constantly saying the world needs more women ceo's? no one says we need more male nurses. >> because that's hilarious. that's a woman's job. >> why is it that job? it is nice for young girls -

an arraignment is scheduled today for eric jamison. he's charged with shooting a man to death, shooting that man in the stomach outside an anti-violence concert at the dell in august. police found the victim in the parking lot. >>> and today a judge is expected to decide if this accused killer will go to trial. tam le faces a preliminary hearing on murder charges. he's accused of stabbing three men, dumping their bodies in the schuylkill river. one of those victims survived the attack last august. u.s. marshals arrested le at a motel in virginia. authorities say he and other members of a gang abducted and attacked those men for gambling away drug money. >>> we are learning more about the man accused of shooting his father on the schuylkill expressway tuesday night. investigators say corbin's parents were taking him to a rehab facility. nbc 10 was in king of prussia yesterday where corbin appeared in court facing aggravated assault and firearms charges. corbin is being held on $500,000 cash bail. police say he was riding in the back sea

. >> jimmy: i remember them, harlan and arlene jamison. >> that's who that is, exactly. >> jimmy: i totallye to me. >> that's because she would always have a cigarette dangling, i think, in my head. and they would take money from the people, you know, people that have their honeymoon at the holiday inn in poughkeepsie. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> like they got married, and their honeymoon, their terrific lives are beginning there. [ laughter ] and that's who the audience was, you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> or somebody who lives down the street who walks with the traffic. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a busy street, yeah. you don't get any walk-ins at all. >> and then arlene, what were the names, james and arlene? >> jimmy: arlene and harlan. >> and they would take the crumpled depressing bills and we would split them up. they would give some to the comedian and they'd take some home. >> jimmy: do remember getting -- i just did this thing with seinfeld, "the comedians in cars." >> yeah. >> jimmy: and when we were finished doing it, it was a a really fun day, and at the end he gav

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chris jamison was nothing short of magical to me.tched him have a moment in that performance. it changed his life. >> christina said on the air this is the most talented group i've seen on "the voice." >> i really meant it. it's like the people that i thought last week were the ones then the next show i'm like wait a minute. like i didn't see you coming out of nowhere. >> did you watch the show while you were gone? >> did you watch while you were in labor? >> i can't miss it. >> i feel like the show's domesticated us in a lot of ways. we started one kid, now we've got two more. you've added one. >> every female in the chair gets pregnant. beware future coaches. >> you've got professional life personal life. >> but no kids. >> not yet. >> i'm going to do it. don't pressure me. >> you think about fatherhood in general? >> listen i'm super excited to be a father. that's something that i always imagined. you know it was -- i'm excited. i just want to not be as busy. >> how do you guys juggle the schedule with your crazy lives? >> maroon