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live in edgewood, corey kauffman. fox 5 local news. >>> our coverage of this workplace shooting will can't here on fox 5. we'll have much more coming up later in the newscast and on 5@630. >>> it's a big ball for basketball fans in the district. >> brody logan is live with a respective of the wizards home opener. brody? >> reporter: shawn, you know, a lot of fans are rocking these jerseys, a lot of fans, there's another local kid, mark kel fultz making his nba debut on the other side of the court. will be facing off with john ball, we'll hear from him what it's like to be back in the hometown, first ever nba game for fultz coming up. >> that is exciting. beautiful evening ahead, neck, we're not even thinking it's going to be as cold as it has been. we'll talk about what you can expect for thursday and we'll have a look at the weekend forecast as we'll be right back. vo: john adams' prescription for health care adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charge

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the new head of excavations management kauffman is an expert on the bronze age and on a tone he is familiar with sites like this from the hittite period now a new adventure is beginning for troy and the documentation of its history. previously attributed solely to the greek mainland automobiles turned out to be a handicraft which also originated in troy. many ceramic products from my scenic. not always imported as was ones. near the north east bastion the city and palace walls meet then close a deep well which is accessible to both the ruler and the people in other words in the distribution of scarce resources like water a sense of community prevent a feature of anatolian society. the research is also found still a on the gates cultic groups such details are also reminiscent of the hittite empire an ancient advanced civilization united totally in. another indication that homo described a troy that really existed is the cave with a spring in it today surrounded by fields. whom i described ruled stone channels where the wives and lovely daughters of troy washed that splendid clothes in peace

this europe of the regions as they call it they don't want to shift everything to brussels from kauffmanplease address the arguments you've just heard but also couldn't argue that austria if it positions itself closer to those central eastern european countries might even play a mediating role that would allow for a reintegration of these different blocs possible but then a lot of these central is new countries will have to change the policy towards europe and to join again the that the way and the policies of of good arguments and and the sheer innocence. necessitate in the bloc i have the feeling that it's a reaction to those elections in austria will be that the that we will have more europe in a couple of years' time i think a bloc a core european group will integrate further as a reaction also to what happened in central eastern europe austria's most important neighbor hungary for example is suffering because it is politicians his elites mr robin the prime minister is a prop it's arguing with less europe rather than with more europe we shift back to the financial crisis that time hu

. >> reporter: richard kauffman is new york state's chairman of energy and finance. >> new york has experienced dozens of extreme climate events. new yorkers see that the climate is changing. and we've, we see through polling that we have overwhelming support for the governor's clean energy support policies. >> reporter: the state established the "zero-emission credit," committing to spend about a billion dollars over the next two years to keep ginna and eir power from nuclear plants. the costs for doing so is passed along to consumers. since april, all new york state households have seen a roughly two dollar surcharge on their monthly electricity bill. critics will ask, why not give these credits to the renewable industry? >> we are providing substantial resources to the growth of wind, and solar, and other renewables in the state. the issue is that the nuclear plants provide a very large percentage of zero emission power in the state. it's not practicable to replace all that power quickly with renewables. >> reporter: but jackson morris, a director with the natural resources defense council,

. >> reporter: one july day, steven kauffman hopped into his an he was traveling down the highway and suddenly -- >> the sunroof exploded. i thought somebody had taken a shotgun and blown out the glass, it was so loud. >> reporter: his is not an isolated incident. consumer reports recently analyzed over 20 years of data from the national highway traffic safety administration, and reported shatters run roofs in more than 200 models across 35 brands and these are only the cases reported to the agency. some manufacturers know of even more. david freedman of consumers uni uni uni union -- >> while it's not clear exactly why this is happening, the evidence that it is happening is really clear. and so automakers should be much more proactive, just recall these vehicles. >> reporter: the agency is currently only investigating the 2011 through suv. >> these sunroofs are shattering and nifta has more than enough to consider this a manufacturer's defect. >> reporter: when it comes to the glass itself, regulators can also call for different kinds of testing. >> the regulations around sunroofs ar

fox 5 kory kauffman is live in rockville with the latest on this. >> reporter: shawn and tony police say they see this often. people don't know each other very well use social media to meet up. in this case, it was in this neighborhood here off clemson court, where montgomery county police say these incidents happened. according to arrest affidavits detectives from the special victims investigations defender association in march, a woman met 33-year-old black on the date be ap consensual sex with him in his house. black then allegedly forced sexual act on her without consent. in september another woman came forward, she said she had consensual sex with black in december of 2016 after meeting him as well on tinder. she also accused black of then committing sexual acts without her consent. >> neither one of these victims knew about the other. so investigators then brought this case forward and arrested him earlier today. >> reporter: black is now charged with two counts of second degree murder sexual offense and one count of second degree murder assault. we know black was a guidance co

weekends and the reason they're doing this is they're setting up pickup and drop off zones, corey kauffman is out there live right now. what's going on? >> reporter: it is a bit of the calm before the storm. they started implementing this now cars are able to be out here of right now, they shouldn't be out here, because of the heavy traffic hours right now. but we're talking about the district department of transportation and they're doing this for safety. because typically, right when you get people from uber and lyft and attacks where they drop off will be wherever they can along these roadways here because of this parking lane where all of these cars and trucks remain. so from rhode island all the way to dupont is where this will be in effect from now on from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. and these are the signs you'll be looking for right here. there are no parking tow lane restrictions and these are the new signs the city put up. 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. thursday through sunday. this is an experiment by district department of transportation to see if they can help out with some of these safe

korey kauffman live where what this means for you. hi, korey. >> guys new policy started 10 p.m.nd goes to 7 a.m. thursday through sunday night. so three nights out of the week here and it's in order to free up parking lanes like this one here in order to get people in and out quickly and make sure they don't kloing up the maybe artery here. district department of transportation says they'll evaluate the program after a year. live in northwest d.c., cowery >>> more fallout tonight in the sex abuse allegations against harvey weinstein. as another major hollywood actress claims she's a vickty. in on ad published anita anyunka went to his home for a screening in 2011 he offer todd give her a pass massage and tried to take his pants off in front of her few months later she was invited to another and gave her ultimatum for sex saying if you want to be an actress saying you have to be willing to do this th thing. she declined and left. >> the controversy continues over president trump's phone call to a grieving family. >> there's more questions sure outstanding u.s. military mission in

kauffman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, general dunford, mr. chairman. the -- when we look back on the history of the vietnam war in i think august of 1969, president nixon orders vietnamesation program, as well as a withdrawal of the capability. and he couldn't in 1972 bring the north vietnamese to the negotiating table. so he did i think operating linebacker two, of north vietnam. he brought them to the table, negotiated peace agreement that extricated the united states from the war in vietnam. if i look at the -- in afghanistan today, i think that there actually is a better in-state, because i think that the taliban come from the positive too soon ethnic group and there are areas in afghanistan where the -- particularly in rural areas where they prefer the taliban to the government of kabul. but like the north vietnamese, the taliban don't feel like they're making gains, so there is no need to come to the negotiating table. and i understand this new -- this new strategy is designed to increase pressure to bring them to the negotiating table. at least

myself and congressman kauffman with input from my good colleague, representative sarbanes and senators klobuchar, mccain and warner. and our bill would have the federal election commission enact rules for online advertisements, similar to what's already in place for tv and radio and satellite ads. those rules require disclosure of who is buying what ads, where. and that's vital if we're going to ensure transparency. to affirm the public's right to know. and it's important that if we're going to -- that's increasingly important if we're going to keep foreign money out of our politics. just based on some of the comments that have been made, i think it's important to acknowledge, requiring disclosure when someone purchases a radio or tv ad does not prohibit or inhibit free speech. nor does holding those purchases in a public file. the supreme court has long recognized that commercial speech such as political advertisements, is not subject to the same protections as a ci citizen's comment to speak up in the public square. i appreciate mr. chavern's comment that applying those requirements