>> john lane screams to her to let go of the boat. they need her to go downstream if there's going to be any chance of saving her. finally naomi lets go of the boat. then she disappears into the white froth. >> and i just wait and i watched. and nothing came up. and then about 40 feet past me, all of a sudden she pops back up in the water. and at that point she's moving so fast, she's gone so far past me that i can't even throw my rope. >> naomi surfaces far beyond the last person standing on the river banks with throw rope. and everyone knows they have to act now. only 50 yards downstream is another set of dangerous rapids and a huge drop. naomi, who has taken a beating in the cold water, has little left in her. >> she's not swimming like any of the other people who came out. they swam like hell. so she has no energy left. she just rolled like a rag doll. it was really frightening to watch because that's a person who's really almost unable to save themselves now. >> it's going to take an incredible throw to save her. >> the chances o

lane because of fire activity. in howard county, an accident at johns hopkins road. this is the accident scene. you can see the left lane is squeezing by it on the inner loop at 70. outer loop traffic very heavy opposite the accident scene. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. so far so good on this monday morning. right now, upper 40's and low 50's in most spots. 43 in taneytown. a mixture of sun and clouds. a slight chance for rain shower. breezy with a high temperature near 67. big changes coming up over the next several days. here is keith mills, the man. >> thank you. good morning. the orioles and yankees kickoff a series tonight at new york. yankees swept by the rays. the orioles sweep the twins. jason hammel shut down the twins. j.j. hardy got it started against anthony swarzak. 1-0. jason hammel was the big story. he gets luke hughes. one homerun in 22 innings. much needed insurance. wilson betemit finds the gap. there was just a double steal. 3-0. jason hammel takes a no- hitter into the eighth. hammel gets out of the inning. the orioles with the sweep. brian matusz

first of all, i want to thank neil horseman, john riley, alexandra lane and brenda fike for putting together this great project on my great-grandparents. and of course, shelley stokes-hammond for a great piece. i wanted to embellish a few of the stories that shelley had spoken of. in particular, the congressional dining room incident of 1934. now oscar de priest was sworn in in 1929. the actual incident didn't take place until 1934. when that happened, lindsey warren, who was a democrat from north carolina, had mr. morris lewis, who is my great-grandfather's secretary, and his son ejected from the dining room. now, he had been eating there for the better part of five years already. and it was more of a political move by representative warren than anything else. but nevertheless it started a huge controversy. my great-grandfather had been dining there and bringing my great-grandmother in, my son, my grandfather who is the tall gentleman to the left of my great-grandfather. he had also befriended a porter who worked for the washington, d.c. transportation department. and he mentioned he was on

why cannot john at an that lane benefit from the same thing? >> i have two questions. first, do you have any neighborhood support for the proposal? >> apparently not. >> ok, thank you. and the second lot to the west, i believe it is 113 belgrave, i believe under the same ownership as 155 belgrave, has there been any discussion about acquiring that property and creating one like that would meet the code requirements? >> yes, i discussed that with that owner, and he had no interest in doing that. >> ok, thank you. with that, we're going to close the public hearing on the item. sir, are you the owner of that property? is it related specifically to that question i asked? and what provide me additional information? it if you could step forward and address that point only, please? thank you. >> the point i wanted to make is the trusty of that property -- is under trust right now because the owner was opposed to this project and he passed away. that trusty is also a signatory of our petition opposing this variance. >> before clarifying that. i appreciate that. with that, the

please welcome alexandra lane. [ applause ] >>> good morning and thank you, john, for that wonderful introduction. i'd like to thank the white house historical association forgiving me the opportunity to present my research here to you today. thank you, everyone, for coming out. john gadsby is a controversial figure in decatur house's long history. the main questions that arise are whether he was a slave trader or involved in the trade. while it is unlikely he sold people out of decatur house, his hotel business was deeply intertwined with human trafficking. he and his son, william gadsby fortunes. historian a.k. sandoval strauss tells us whatever hotel size, class, and drawing power, it played the essential urbanistic role of tieing its community into the expanding networks of commerce, politics, and association. gadsby's tavern, the indian queen and the national hotel function as a microcosm of the upper south society and culture. displaying the best the area had to offer, but also reveals one of its worst aspects, the slave trade. john gadsby's wealth debated on lively patronage,

john shaw as he researched this book. i'm going to turn the show over to him now so he can ask lane a third book that he has written. this woman senator lugar. so john. >> ryan, thank you for that kind introduction and a little trip down memory lane. the one part of the story brain didn't mention this when i boarded out of going to albania brain kicked me ferociously under the table and i guess i've been recognized it wasn't the smartest thing to be saying to strangers. so thank you so much for cohosting this event might also like to thank kathleen angelo from book one of the bookstore here in town who is cohosting. i very much appreciate that. i'd also like to thank marche data center here at vienna landmarks for allowing us to use this incredible facility. it's really beautiful. and i'd like to think rebecca: and maybe clark and her colleagues from iu press come indiana university press been wonderful to work with in the project. it's been a pleasure to work with them. but i'm here to talk about tonight is this book, which brian mentioned called "richard g. lugar, statesman of the senate." i have to mention when i

lane closures. >> there are road closures and johns hopkins hospital as more than 1000 are expected for the dedicationf its brand new building. the high tech billion dollar facility has 560 rooms to house both current emergency rooms. all of the current children's center and most of the adult hospital. >>> in addition it has dozens of new operating rooms with cutting edge technology. the hospital opens for business may 1st. >> weather-wise today opened in pretty spectacular fashion and it continues to happen outside. take a live look right now. it is sunshine and blue skies with a breeze and a little on the cool side. but you know that is going to change. we have got the first warning weather coverage for you to prove it. marty bass in the outback and meteorologist tim williams over at first warning weather center. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. some puffy clouds out there, high pressure building into the region. we had a system that moved through yesterday. we had all kinds of reports. we had light rain showers and we had some light snow showers and we even had some hail out there and it was just

lane squeezing by. fire department activity and some closures. orleans is blocks near broadway because of the johns hopkins building dedication. that's an open tonight at 11:00 p.m. 11 minutes on the west side. 10 minutes between the beltway southwest and 32 in howard county. this is 95 at 395. inbound 395, that ramp, no delays reported towards conaway. a nice start on 70 west of the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the florida neighborhood accused of killing a 17-year- old head to court today. >> tara mergener is live with more. >> good morning. florida officials have charged george zimmerman with second- degree murder and federal charges could also follow. >> i cannot share where current efforts will lead us. in this investigation, we will examine the facts and the law. >> that promise from eric holder. george zimmerman was charged with murder. >> we are charging george zimmerman with murder in the second degree. >> he is accused of shooting trayvon martin in february. martin's parents had this reaction. >> we just wanted an arrest. >> this is just the beginning. we have a long

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now, john gadsby was a known slave trader, and alexander lane, the next speaker, is going to discuss in detail how the gadsby family utilized their hotels in the slave trade. furthermore, books published in the 1930s and in the 1950s identified decatur house as a site where gadsby held and sold human beings. however, when you compare the property inventory taken at john gadsby's death in 1884 with the property inventory taken when his wife, providence gadsby died in 1888, it is evident that a significant group of people were enslaved at decatur house in the 1840s and '50. stars on the right indicate especially slaved people on the inventories. three children were born into the king family, into bondage, between 1844 and 1858. while the king family remained relatively intact between the two inventories, only three with the williams name remained in the 1858 inventory. gone were at least three children, with last name williams, under the age of 10 in 1844. the 1858 inventory indicates a third family group, the longs, may have developed out of people enslaved in 1844, and these are iden

the driver hit the median and crossed three lanes of traffic and hit a curb. the criminal trial of john edwards will continue today in north carolina. he faces six criminal counts of campaign finance violations. last week his former aide testified he felt in danger during a meeting where he told edwards to tell the truth about his mistress. his wife is expected to significant about the money trail. >> by the end of the day, the york city is expected to have the tallest building, which could surpass the empire state building as the tallest building in new york city. t was the city's tallest until 1972 when it was overtaken by the world trade center towers. making progress. >> 5:10. the most desirable words. >> the age most people expect to call it quits is starting to rise. 65 is no longer a sure thing. >> sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. already two accidents. the latest in arbutus. the latest in arbutus. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. a couple of accidents that we are tracking al

john. >> taking a look at our top stories. get ready for more lane enclosures on the j.f.x. workers install crash barriers. one left lane will remain closed for eight weeks. >> the driver of a b.g.e. truck that overturned on the beltway is expected to be ok. liberty lane was closed for sometime as crews worked to clean it up. the driver was taken to northwest medical center for treatment. >> a court of appeals ruling will lead to more controversy over pit bulls in a case that stems from the pit bull attack on a 10-year-old boy in towson. his parents sued the owner of the dog that attacked and seriously injuried him. in the past the owner had to prove the dog was dangerous. the high court's zig said showing the dog is pit bull or partly pit bull would be spibblings suspicion to file a lawsuit. >> the criminal trial of former senator jeremiah ezekiel edwards. -- senator john edwards. a prosecution star witness wrapped up his testimony after five days on the stand. jay gray has the latest from north carolina. >> andrew young told the jury the last time he met with john edwards

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john. >> brian, thank you are the kind introduction of nature down memory lane. the one part of the story brain did mention his plan were going to albania next, brandt kicked me ferociously under the table and then realized it probably wasn't the smartest thing to be saying to some strangers. so thank you so much, brandt for hosting -- cohosting this event tonight and i'd like to thank kathleen angelo who is cohosting and i very much appreciate that. i'd like to think marsh davis and his team at indiana landmarks for linus to use this incredible facility. it's really beautiful. i would like to thank rebecca toland and then the clerk and colleagues from indiana university press who have been wonderful to work with ms project. it's been a pleasure to work with them. what i'm here to talk about tonight which brain mentioned called richard lugar, statesman of the senate. when i talk to people now the first thing to ask me is how did you timed it so well? the book is coming out before one of the most eagerly anticipated primaries in indiana and many, many decades. i c

washington in chicago tied at 75 in the 4th quarter john wall on the last break the jam. >> wall down the lane, pitches. there's the duck. >> very nice. seconds left. the wizards win 87-84. >>> hundreds of criminal convictions could be in question about revelations over flaws in forensic testing. that story is coming up. >>> plus, the space shuttle discovery about to embark on its final flight and its destination northern virginia. a quick check of the commute now. >> 95 accident cleanup before lorton is causing this delay. stay to the right to get by. be aware this is what you're going to hit early this morning. more on this and other area roadways coming up at 5:29. you're watching 9news now. stay with us. . >>> welcome back to 9news now. i'm andrea roane. >>> good morning. i'm mike hydeck. here's monika. she has traffic issues already. what do you say howard? >> when the ground is dry, it's easier to heat up and we get warmer. very little rain in march. it was the sixth driest we've had. .09 so far for the month of april. we do have chances at least for rain as we get into wednesday, especi

john is live at the scene this noon with more. >> restoration crews are in the neighborhood boarding up homes as we speak. 94-year-old lilia lane was inside the home at the time. she was a former d.c. school teacher of 30 years. she was inside her bedroom when the bedroom next door collier. she was overcome by smoke and became trapped. >> as smoke and flames engulfed this large, single family home, two brothers and elderly mother trapped inside her second-floor bedroom. >> i did see them bring her out of the house. i do not think she was conscious. >> fighting through extremely thick, black smoke. crews finally reached lilia lane it was unconscious. >> she has done a lot for us. i think she is a terrific lady, and i hope she will be ok. >> it was on the front lawn exporter began to work to revive the elderly woman. >> they told us to stay close that we might have to evacuate. >> we were trying to keep their personal live at. >> this was an intense fire to say the least. the metal castrash can still smoldered. ladders were used to pull her through the roof and walls ripped out to make sure the fire did not keep going. an alarmin

1st half wizards up 16, nene drives down the lane, gets the land and the foul, made the free throw, nene with 18. late 1st half wizards grab the rebound. john wall will lob from beyond half court to vesely. wizards cruising 63-39 at the break. what in the wide, wide world of sport is going on? 2nd half wizards in the half court offense, wall inside to vesely for another dunk, career high 16 points. wall adds sick to an and 14 assists. the wizards -- 16 and 14 assists. the wizards crush the bobcats and sweep the four game series against the bobcats who have lost 21 straight now. >> don't ever want to give a team that is struggling an opportunity to breathe and right from the start i thought our guys were into the game and were going try to jump on them like they did and so we haven't always done that. >>> virginia tech has fired seth greenberg today, the coach spent nine seasons in blacksburg with a 170-123 record. last season the hokies finished 16 of 17 overall. greenberg with four years left on his contract led tech to the ncaa tournament only once in nine years. >>> the redskins signed unrestricted free agent linebacker bryan kehl. the f

third car and we were in the left lane and one of the little girls was in the street >> the man and his daughter were killed and a 12 year-old daughter was taken to john muir hospital with non life- threatening injuries >> there was a young girl screaming about her legs so i ran over to checker and i could see that she was not going to die so i ran over to the man and when i got there it was obvious to me that he was fatally injured >> the unnamed driver went briefly to the hospital and then to jail. >> speed does seem to be a factor, as well as a lane change and a driver has been arrested for manslaughter >> adams says the driver called him from the scene >> he told me he might of killed two people and he was pretty scared and i was not sure if he was serious but he seemed pretty nervous >> the driver charged with vehicular manslaughter is in juvenile hall this evening and police are asking anyone with information to give them a call and ask for officer ken carlson. >> to cyclists to hit and killed a pedestrian in the castro district says he did not break any laws. his attorney told the chronicle his client is cooperating with the investigation. he s

and we were in the left lane and one of the little girls was in the street >> a bicyclist and his nine year-old daughter were killed and a 12 year-old daughter was taken to john muir hospital with non life-threatening injuries >> i got out of my car and there was a young girl screaming about her leg so i ran over to check her and i could see that she was not going to die so i ran over to the man and when i got there it was obvious to me that he was fatally injured >> the unnamed 17 year-old driver of the s-u-v went to the hospital briefly and then to jail >> speed appears to be a factor as well as a lane change and the driver has been arrested for manslaughter >> but he says the driver called him from the scene >> he said he might have killed two people and he was pretty scared and i wasn't sure if he was serious but he seemed pretty nervous >> bouquets of flowers have begun to appear on the scene. neighbors tell us that they live only about a block from here, they were writing about one block from their house >> a large group of volunteers spread the search for missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. quarterback alex smith took part in the search for the

lanes still blockedded off. a significant delay from 795 over to 70. on the north side of the inner loop a crash there we are watching at charles street. other accidents include john road at maple lawn. southbound on the harrisburg expressway, that one at middletown road and hess road the fire marshal on the scene for this one. still closed between suffolk lane and canterbury. let's take another life look. as you can see it is still going to be quite a few minutes to get through that delay on the west side. that is brought to you by home paramount pest control services. don, back to you. >> thank you very much. and we have a courthouse closure to pass along, baltimore county courthouse in catonsville will be closed due to a water main break nearby, district court in catonsville. >>> people are glad to be back home after a wildfire tore through their area. there was a evacuation, residents have been allowed back in their houses, high winds helped fan the blaze that charred 18 acres, the cause is still under investigation. >>> investigators are looking for the cause of a fire in the pig town area of southwest baltimore city, too, here is a look at feet toes photos o

john alston has the latest on the construction. >> reporter: all of the paving work is now finished and workers are laying in the lane striping.ehind me the rubble of what was doyle drive, and just beyond that, what will become the new doyle drive in just 11 hours. >> they're in the home stretch now with hours to get doyle drive back

lane. also a crash we are watching johns hopkins road and maplewood. let's go back and take a live look.ffic report is brought to you by home paramount pest control services. >> thank uvery much, marty is over at first warning weather. >> let's take a look at the forecast, clear now, clouds move in later on. afternoon or evening showers, 68 the high, 51 now don. >> winds help to whip up a wildfire up in hartford county. andrea fujii has the latest -- or live with the latest. >> reporter: don, firefighters say that fire is under control but they are keep aping watchful eye on the area. 100 firefighters fought back the winds and fire that tore through the thick woods behind denby town road in hartford county yesterday afternoon. there was a mandatory evacuation of dozens of homeowners as dry conditions, low humidity and high wind fueled that fire. crews got it under control within three hours and respects were allowed to return residents were allowed to return. the cause is under investigation. don. >> they are looking into the cause of a fire there. take a look at photos of the flames bur

john, on monday when all the traffic troubles really start. we have been talking about this all week long and now it has happened. lane enclosures on the j.f.x. one in each direction. are you being strongly encouraged to find alternate roots. here's nadia ramdass. >> for those superstitious, friday the 13th represents bad luck. for some, this could last for weeks. >> i'm ven looking forward to it at all. >> starting friday night, one lane in each direction of the j.f.x. will close near 29th street in advance of repair work that will start in two weeks. crews will make repairs to flush drain pipes more than 20 feet below the surface. officials say the work is necessary to avoid a sinkhole in the road. repairs could last up to two months. >> it is a necessary evil, so to speak. people can come on 395, go on the beltway, around 95. people will have to adapt. >> with nearly 6,000 cars an hour traveling in each direction of the expressway, alternative methods of transportation are strongly advised. >> it is going to be something people will adjust to. >> traffic pulse 11 says alternative rouds are worth researching. >> lib

johns hopkins university and bge to name a few. >>> we have a traffic alert this morning if you are driving on the jfx. starting on friday, both the northbound and southbound lanesl be down to one lane in the vicinity of 29th street and drew it's parkway dash druid parkway because the -- druidparkway to drainpipes underneath the expressway. it will remain until the road is fixed. >>> and ox expect delays -- you can expect delays around johns hopkins hospital. avoid oil between wolf and broadway starting at 11 this morning until tomorrow night a dedication care yonmony will take place for the -- ceremony will take place. governor will be there and united arab emirates. it takes place at 2 tomorrow afternoon. >>> twenty finalists are joining forces to help those who help military families coming to the white house for a celebration. michelle obama will celebrate and appear on cothe -- on the colbert report. >>> the focus of the g-8 meeting son russia and syrian crisis. secretary of state hillary clinton says she and other world leaders will try to persuade russia to support some kind of action to help enter the bloodshed. russia is a key ally to syria. >>> a parol

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john: private roads sounds like, you can't use my road. >> if there is heavy congestion you will pay more to use the lanes. the socially hov lanes and empty. it's ridiculous. you look at 91 freeway and you will pay $9 if you want to go faster. for people who have jobs where they make actual money, it's nice to get there on time. >> this is the whole point, it's not just exclusive it adds to your options. those moments when you need to go fast you will pay extra to get there. if you are not in a rush you can sit in congestion. more people that pay, it means people on the free road that get a quicker ride, as well. i hay the to use terms like win-win. why would it be wrong to have a private company to build extra capacity that is going to help people use the toll roads and people that don't. >> john: and win-win, that is what capitalism is about. >> and in paris there is a tunnel and they move much more quickly because it was privatized. kennedy you are from the music business where most people believe government can. how did you come to understand no, they can't? >> it's really interesting for a lot of liar

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town, i want to map out this problem, beltway outer loop, two left lanes blocked leer traveling north from andrews headed to the johnsen highway. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> to the prostitution scandal now involving secret service agents. the white patience as officials investigate. three have already been forced out. and a key lawmaker says there could be more firings in a few days, possibly as soon as today. joining us live with more insight, ronald kessler "new york times" best selling author of books about the secret service, fbi and cia, also broke this story as well. good morning. >> good morning. >> looks like more heads are expected to roll. what do you think will be let go and do you think calls for the director stepping down, do you think he should step down as well? >> i think more members of congress will call for his resignation. it goes back to a culture of lax in which i reveal in my book. for example, they'll even let people into events without -- [inaudible] -- what could be worse? when joe biden threw out the first pitch at the orioles' game, no screening whatsoever. that is

a single left lane blockage will be in effect in each direction until the construction is complete. that is expected to take up to eight weeks. the prosecution's star witness in the johnards trial, andrew young, wrap up testimony today after five days on the witness stand. >> during his fifth day of testimony, he told the jury the last time he met with john edwards, he feared for his life. edwards attorney pressed young about that meeting and a sex tape. asking him, "were you afraid there was a gun or tape recorder?" during two days of cross- examination, the defense team has portrayed his former confidant and good friend as a lawyer field by greed. >> the defense was able to turn this from a trial of john edwards into the trial of andrew young. >> defense attorneys say it was young orchestrated -- he has demanded that he and his family took trips to disney and legoland and vacations in mexico. he used to hundred thousand dollars to pay for a pool. >> instead of this money, this money stayed with andrew beyond. john edwards knew almost nothing about it. >> he finished his week of testimony shortly after lunch. they called his wife to the stand. she has been cast as a

lane getting by on the east side of the beltway. some of fire activity in the moncton region at jarrettsville plight. orleans near broadway in the city is closed because of the johns hopkins building dedication. everything will reopen tonigheot is is traffic coming towards the bay bridge and we are not tracking any delays but volume is starting to build on the other side of the bridge. this is franklin boulevard and a buildup of volume southbound. things start to build prior to the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> falling in nationwide sea of protest, a man has been arrested for killing trayvon martin. >> the special prosecutor said there is enough evidence to charge george zimmerman with murder. tara mergener has more. >> florida officials have charged george zimmerman with second-degree murder, and federal charges could also follow. >> i cannot share where current efforts will lead us. in this investigation, we will examine the facts and the law. >> that promise from eric holder. george zimmerman was charged with murder. >> we are charging george zimmerman with murder in the second degree. >> he is accused of shooting trayvon martin in februar

. >> reporter: john, the road work and all of this traffic could last for the next two months. the left lanesng as warnings to expect delays are flashing for the commute. the lane closures are needed for critical repairs that the city says can't wait. crushed pipes created water back ups and hopes. mta recommends alternative transportation, if you have to drive , the city mapped out 9 routes for people coming in from the north. >>> baltimore county woman could be sentenced for a murder for hire plot targeting her husband. she asked her brother to kill her husband, lea in may of 2010, his body was found in front of the hops inn, the bar he ran in dundalk. the wife faces 60 years in prison. her brother and two teenagers pleaded guilty to involvement. >>> martinez armstrong is charged with being a felon in cosession of a weapon. his rifle was used to kill a relative to one of the teenager whose shot her. her body was found hidden in an alley in northeast baltimore. stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station, today marks 50 years since walter cronkite made history. and botox is still looking young

- down big rig in lanes and 80 to 87 is laid down as well and by the way northbound shoreline has just reopened in non do from an earlier start and talking about back to. thank you johnits 646 now the federal government has proposed new rules aimed at helping to protect homeowners the goal is to give them more ways to avoid foreclosure when it calls for mortgage services to give all borrowers standardize statements in the consumer financial protection the bureau plans to announce details of that plan that is today. thousands of recently laid-off all employees could find themselves working again thousands of miles away several detroit companies attending those workers of any web site called valley to detroit dot com local candidates are even guaranteed air fare back to michigan the companies want to further develop it into a new center for high-tech. >>> time now 647 in a deal announced in the pharmaceutical industry involving a company based in south san francisco in a sign of increased pessimism amongst business owners here now is jason brooks believes you jason. in a big paid for high pharmaceuticals a tenniel's company at a south servants is not a very big but tex

lane is 1923, rosewood, florida. maybe you are more familiar pause of the 1997 film by john singleton which brought the horror of rosewoodther incident of a pred predominantly african-american community destroyed. there was a sexual assault accusation of a white woman by a black man, which led to a already tense racial situation. both black and white men were killed. then this legislature passed the rosewood bill to give $50,000 for each of the living members of the massacre. that was 70 years waiting for some sort of justice. but in the past few weeks it may have felt to you that nothing has changed in america, but that is not true. despite the delays in the trayvon martin case, and the shootings of five african-americans in tulsa, there has been a massive outcry by people of all ages and media coverage that reaffirms the value of the lives lost, and even southern justice systems acting on behalf of slain african-americans. yes, the struggle continues, but we have come a long way. i can see that long arc bending ever so slightly towards justice. coming up next we will talk about a present day injustice in our country th

john brennan facing charges of indecent exposure and disorderly conduct after stripping right down at a portland international airport. he said he felt screeners were harassing him. police say his actions shut down two screening lanes and passengers had to cover their children's eyes. he was released from custody late last night. >>> in san francisco this morning, hundreds gathered to commemorate the 106th anniversary of the great san francisco earthquake and fire. already there has been a wreath laying ceremony, fire hydrant ceremony write and a fund-raiser. christie smith live in san francisco covering it all for thus morning. we have more on the commemoration. good morning. >> good morning to you. quite a crowd out here, bright and early. what's happening now is that this is the hydrant, fire hydrant that's credited with saving the mission. what happened is each year on the anniversary of the great quake, people come out here and give it a spray of gold paint. what is happening anyone that wants to right now can come on up and we just saw police chief dedicate his spray to a relative, native san francisis . the fire burned for three days is swept through the mission. a group of volunteers and firefighters laid h

say hey, have a couple of lanes over here and if you want to bring your big bottles, knock yourself out, and it's a little bit longer line than if you leave them behind. >> johnve always read the israelis are the smartest about this, if it is, what is it they do? my impression is they have a different attitude about who might be. >> charlie, the israeli seek vet that the public is totally engaged with the security services and that is the power of it. they do questioning. they do a lot of other specific security thing, but it is -- it is the heart of the israeli people and the security services who work together to stop terrorism in their land. >> and that's what we have to do? >> that's what we need to get here, and -- >> isn't the key piece of the israeli security umbrella for flying really in the interview? >> part of it. it's part of it. >> el al employee is talking to you where are you coming from and where are you going, they're looking at every piece of your behavior and they're very well trained. isn't that what you're talking about? >> yes. we have the capability to do the behavior thing and if you free up officers. these are smart people, remember a

john delaney, and i approve this message. >>> good morning. heading east on i-66, is 123, crash blocking two left lanes.wlans the fire department is on the scene. you are very slow. only 20 miles per hour from fairfax county parkway to the beltway. >> thank you, danella. another update in 25 minutes or >>> 7:30 now on this monday morning. it's the second day of april, 2012. a sunny but cool morning in rockefeller plaza. and we have a great crowd kicking off their week with us this morning. >> a lot of spring breakers out there on a day that -- go back to lenny for a second. to lenny. >> wait a minute. >> that's a nice coat he's wearing. i like that a lot. wait a minute. it's meredith vieira out on our plaza this morning. are you the legend that we've been talking about? >> you know what, first of all, read the sign. we're not here for matt, we're here for lenny. can you read the sign? >> i've seen that sign before. >> this stunt was not my idea, by the way. i thought i was coming to see that chimp. but the chimp in retirement in florida refused to come up here, so you got the chump instead. >> you look

john brennan. [applause] >> thank you so much, jane, for the kind introduction and that nice and memorable walk down memory lane. our paths did cross so many times over the years. thank you for your leadership of the wilson center. it is a privilege for me to be here today and speak to this group. you have spent many years in public service, and it continues at the wilson center today. there are few individuals in the country who can match the range fromne's expertise come intelligence service to comments security. homeland i would just say that i am finally glad to be sharing the stage with you instead of testifying before you. [laughter] it is a privilege to be next to you. thank you for your invaluable contributions, your research, your scholarship, which helps further our national security every day. i very much appreciate the opportunity to discuss president,'s counterterrorism strategy -- president obama's counterterrorism strategy, in particular its efficacy. it was here in august 2007 that then-senator obama discuss how he would bring the war in iraq to a responsible end, and the war against al qaeda, p