john gonzales is following the latest developments in the case that has sent shockwaves across the school. john: this is being investigated as a hate crime. campus police believe they have been able to pinpoint the person responsible here. it appears the person worked alone and they were captured on camera. there are dozens of these blue emergency post all over the campus in fact, from where we are standing on the corner of nebraska and new mexico, we can see seven of them. you can see one down the road there and one across the street. police immediately knew there was a good chance this person was captured, and that is what you're looking at right here. that is the person of interest seen wandering around the campus at around 4:00 monday morning. it appears a are wearing a mask. they're holding a bag. just hours later, several bananas hanging from newss were found -- nooses are hanging around the campus. it was appearing to target a sorority. >> bringing to light it happen, turning this into a criminal case -- i don't wanted to divert from the issue at hand. john: students one specific c

. -- john gonzales is light wood details of the takedown.hn: david watson was on the run for 133 hours over five days. this morning it is over. he is in police custody. it does not appear that the 28-year-old had to go very far or decided did not go very far. this is where it started friday morning outside this psychiatric hospital in jessup, maryland. e half a mile away. it was a police tactical team that found and captured watson told, in part, we are tonight vision equipment. he was selling inside a drainage pipe only about 18 inches wide in the woods. it was only a couple of hundred yards from where he was first spotted earlier in the day. someone called 911 saying they saw him wearing a hard hat and a safety vest. police say it was him. that gear was stolen from a storage facility. he surrendered without incident. this morning he is being held at central booking. he had been serving a 106 your sentence for attempting to kill police officers on the eastern shore. on monday while being hensferred dust transported, overpowered a guard. the

john gonzale some people throughout our area are damage this morning. one of the hardest hit areas: frederick county, virginia. the storm rolled through around six last night. a tree crashed onto a mobile home. another tree damaged the roof of a home nearby. the strong winds knocked down power lines.. causing outages for half the community there. the power is now but the worst may not be over. there's a marginal risk for severe storms in our area this afternoon. turning to sports.. bryce harper - back on the field as the nats played game two of their series in san francisco. before the game both harper and hunter strickland received their punishments from the mlb for their benches clearing brawl monday. harper getting a 4 game suspension. srtickland 6 - both are allowed to play as they appeal the decision. harper had a rough one last night. he went o for 5 with three strike outs. but the nationals won 6 to three. as i mentioned both harper and strickland are appealing their suspensions. the appeal process can take days so harper most likely will play th

as john gonzales reports, this one may take a while. still a lot of work left in northwest d.c., but some of it has been stalled because crews with d.c. water are waiting for parts to arrive from alabama. it is at least a 12-hour drive, but the parts ordered last night. this stretch of the boulevard will be close. foxhole anden reservoir, where the close is. the workers are busy at work. it is a 30-inch cast-iron pipe that ruptured below, pipe that was installed -- get this -- before the civil war come back in 1860. when this type ruptured yesterday afternoon, it was like a river on macarthur boulevard, and there are a number of businesses, homes, and apartment buildings that are flooded. folks having to deal with picking up carpets and throwing away a lot of their belongings. >> we are concerned that it is continuing to rise and we might have to leave. i came home early from work. john: what did you find when you came home? >> it's actually looked like -- it certainly looked like a river industry. the ground floor is a total mess. john

alexandria,ve in john gonzales, "good morning washington."utria: new video this morning, airline passengers, fighting, getting slammed to the ground, even arrested. sam sweeney is live with the incredible video. sam: dozens of officers held passengers back on the ticket counter and others from fighting one another. chaos unfolding at the fort lauderdale airport after nine spirit flights were canceled. you can see the officers trying to gain control of the near out of control crowd. at least three people were taken into custody. in some of the video officers were body slamming passengers to the pilots for the mess. claiming that they are refusing thely in order to change outcome of labor negotiations. the airline has filed a federal lawsuit already. in a statement overnight the airlines said that they were disappointed that he airline pilot association had decided to engage in this unlawful slowdown , canceling flights and preventing customers from taking planned travel." if you are flying spirit today, you might want to call ahead to make sur

attorneys as well as the alberto gonzales attempt to convince john ashcroft laying in a hospital bedt is that jim comey has a flair for the dramatic. we saw that in the 2005 debate over the domestic surveillance program. and he expects him to testify and to push for that testimony to be public. i think you know, it would be in an open setting. i think that's now essentially a guarantee. comey has a lot of cards to play here. i can only imagine being in jim comey's head the day he was in los angeles. i guess it's now eight days ago. it feels like 80 days ago but eight days ago when he learned he was fired by watching television flowing what reportedly he knew in the memos, there's a lot more to come here. and the trump white house does not hold the cards. jim comey does. republicans in congress as they decide special prosecutor or not hold the cards. trump is in a defensive crouch more so than usual. >> you hear that word helpless coming out of white house staffers. i'm watching the dow dropping 280 points. we know some of that reaction to these questions about the administration. ohi

that is gonzales and final second he did call bank and he hit it with 7 last. -- left. johnalmly drains the three in the final second. celtics try to win. team 7 a sunday in boston and the winner will meet the cavaliers. that is a good series although your desk either what of those games no match. we will have more later at 11:00 but we have some more news right now with julie and ken. >>> next 11:00 a highwood crash claimed the life of a sheriff deputy leaving colleagues in morning. >>> a deputy killed on his way home from work.>>> a final salute to the sheriff deputy as is flag draped body arrived in oakland. henry lee says the highway patrol is investigating the deadly crash. >> reporter: the sheriff deputy was heading east just after 7:00 friday morning. here just finished a shift. for some reason he either stopped or slowed down in the lane of traffic. that's what a tour bus g about 65 miles an hour slammed it was carved from behind. the bus had 51 passengers on board who were employees of tesla corporation. the employees are being transported. it is unclear what cause

stood by the bedside of attorney general john ashcroft and they pushed back on the bush warrantless wiretapping program, refusing to sign that, forcing alberto gonzales bush. comey appointed a special prosecutor in the valerie plame case. this white house was concerned about that couldn't control him. this shows how important the congressional investigations now become. because although the fbi investigation normally has more resources than a congressional investigation, the white house can starve the fbi investigation of resources of capacity and their congressional investigations now have to step up. >> but do they have the staff? they don't have career prosecutors, former prosecutors. can they actually get to the bottom of all this? jeremy first. >> they don't have the resources that the fbi has. but again, if the white house wants to starve this fbi investigation, i don't think it will work. but there are ways they can do it. fundamentally, the bureau does work for the president. >> and very briefly, matt miller? >> if i were on the congressional committee, they need to continue investigating the underlying russian conduct here. but i would want

bush's chief of staff, andrew card, white house counsel alberto gonzales, when they attempted to persuade hospitalized attorney general john ashcroft to re-authorize bush's domestic surveillance program which the justice department had just determined was illegal. when in july of this year, director comey recommended no criminal charges against hillary clinton for her handling of classified information while she was secretary of state but added his own sidebar opinions to the announcement, gave director combey the benefit of the doubt, despite the fact that his making such highly unusual remarks was called into question by many. congressman cohen elaborated, while i cannot know director comey's reasoning for his recent letter to house members notifying them about the f.b.i.'s review of email he is deemed potentially related to hillary clinton's personal server, it was plainly premature, careless and potential ed and its impact on the question. the validity, substance, or relevance. director comey stated in the letter that he had no idea of the significance of this newly discovered collection of email which is makes his dec

john ashcraft to reauthorize a key part of the act. the justice department had determined it was against the law. comey, with mueller's brlessing raced to the hospital to stop gonzales> i thought i had just witnessed a very sick man who did not have the powers of the attorney general because they had been transferred to me. >> both mueller and comey threatened to resign but were convinced to stay. bob mueller served for two terms. >> i want to thank robert mueller, not just for the introduction but because bob has led the bureau during incredibly challenging times. >> mueller has most recently been a visiting professor at stanford. he'll leave those positions to take on this new and important responsibility. gary tuchman, cnn, atlanta. >> lisa monica worked with robert mueller from 2005 to 2009. is he the right person for the job? >> absolutely. there's no one better suited in this country for this role at this time. >> why do you say that? >> because if you look at the authority that the deputy attorney general required here, the person has to be from outside the department of justice and be guided by only doj policy. that's the department of justice policy and the