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. >>> plus the kennedy center backs off of plans for one of its expansion projects.t they say they'll do in ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just out there... ...waiting... ...for someone to reach out... ...and take it. and the ones who do... ...these are the kings and queens of america. ♪ >>> if you live in montgomery county and go into a restaurant and order a glass of wine or bot offensively beer you may or may not get it. and the owners of those establishments are blaming the government for that. tisha thompson and the news4 i-team show you why local businesses say things have gotten worse rather than better since our original investigation into the department of liquor control. >> reporter: you're in the back of a well-known bethesda restaurant watching what many owners tell the news4 i-team has become a weekly chore. a county truck driver is trying to deliver box of gray goose, something mike jones says he never ordered. >> it's getting worse. >> reporter: jones invited us to the american taproom to show us why

seth: yeah, i get it. >> so anyway, she called me and said, "did you see the letter from the kennedy center, they just want us to come to the event and we can think about that later, decide later." and she said "no, they want to honor you." i said, "no, they don't. that's crazy." and sure enough, they did. >> seth: yeah. and it was such a -- we actually have a clip here, because people were actually asking about this. this is a clip -- obama is talking about a sketch you did with richard pryor back in the day. and then you -- well, we'll watch it real quick and then i have a question for you. >> no, he's talking about a book. well, maybe he is doing that. yeah, that's right, okay. [ light laughter ] forgot. >> one reviewer called, "it the most profound meditation on race and class that i've ever seen on a major network." which says something both about lily and the major networks. [ laughter ] that was ad libbed by the way. [ laughter ] >> seth: what did you say to him? >> you know, i don't remember. [ laughter ] >> seth: you don't remember? [ applause ] >> no. well, i've been kind of looki

kennedy center for justice and human rights. you've got an auction going on.organization. you've done wonderful things around the globe. how's this year going? >> it's going well. you can go online right now and bid to have lunch with tim cook or see taylor swift or go to the kennedy center honors or go to the super bowl or the world series. just about anything you want to do you can do on that auction. >> all for a good cause. kerry, appreciate it tonight. >> thank youle. >> youtomorrow, in our series, holding back the rising tide while their governor and senator have their heads in the sand about climate change. they are deniers. they don't believe there's the impact that we're talking about. >>> the texas governor buys into the conspiracy theory out there about a military takeover. we'll have the details ahead on "the ed show." stay with us. we are right back. [touch tone] introducing freeze it, from discover. it allows you to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds if your card is misplaced. not here... ♪ and once you find your card, you can switc

it is at the kennedy center tomorrow thursday and friday of this week. you can watch that full interview which includes some of the more heart felt letters and some very old letters that have great stories attached to them. you can find them on nbc washington.com. >>> well, a hotdog vendor in new york city is getting a lot of attention for price gouging. >> yeah. depending on how you act you could wind up paying much more than a couple bucks. >> i asked for a hotdog and a dr. pepper. $30. >> our new york sister station watched as he charged customers between $3 and $30. the vendor appeared and charged more for people who seemed like tourists. when our station confronted him -- >> how much is a hotdog? >> $3. >> $3? we've seen you charging people a lot more than $3 for a hotdog. >> me? >> yeah you. >> we have people telling us you charged them $30. >> i don't know. a little bit speak english. >> but he knows how to say $30. >> he left the zero off. new york's department of consumer affairs says the prices should be posted saying they plan to look into his

the festival takes place near georgetown between the thompson boat center and the kennedy center. straight ahead, bill cosby is speaking out now about rape allegations or at least he was asked about them during a strange television interview. >> also ahead, a former presidential candidate heads into the boxing ring. why mitt romney decided to spar with evander hollyfield. >> we're going to dissect this massive burger coming up. >> oh, gosh, i'm not ready for that too early in the morning for a burger like that but we're going to have a really nice start to the day. the sunshine giving way to thunderstorms and that could affect the president clinton knees. it looks like thunderstorms are possible as the race is taking place. it's going to be very warm and summer like. 82 to 86 degrees this afternoon. i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to dunkin'. man: i see the steam rising off the cup 'cause you know it's a fresh pot. man: one cup a day for sure. two if need be. and it's usually "need be." dunkin' -- your place for coffee. p

. >> you've just come from playing at the kennedy center. you played for a worldwide audience with pharrell at the grammy's. i thought i was gonna say, oh, this is a busy time for you. but, actually you've slowed down a little bit. what drives you? >> for me, i like to do creative concerts, and creative projects. and - and i think really - music give me an energy to drive myself - to always try to get to another level. >> but, you know, you have had so much success it would be easy to say, "i could cut my concert schedule in half. >> i mean, compared to a few years ago - it's actually - reduced. i used to play, like, 160, and now i play 125. yeah. something like that. i cut the summer time off. >> and you do think about balance. i mean, i think that that is something that you have written, that you had to learn. because, i guess, you had spent so much of your life, from even your early childhood, really focused on driving to be number one, as you've said. >> i mean, of course, now the - to think about number one is a silly thing. but when i

. >>> changes to the kennedy center expansion project, a floating stage on the potomac river has been scrapped. instead they'll build an outdoor pavilion with a stage and a cafe. the whole project will cost $100 million. you won't see the changes until 2019. >>> stay with us. "news4 today" continues now at 5:00 a.m. >>> i'm eun yang. right now at 5:00 a.m. we are learning that the justice department can announce an invex into the baltimore police department within hours. and we're already getting a look at what investigators would pay special attention to. >>> wedged between an elevator and a wall. the incredible video of d.c. firefighters rescuing a trapped man. >>> and beefing up security, the changes expected to happen today at the white house. >>> but first, take a look at -- >> "news4 today" starts now. >> take a look at some of the temperatures out there this morning. we have had a nice stretch of warm weather, but will it last is the question? i want to check in with tom with the latest on the forecast. >> this morning here in the storm team 4 weather center aaron, on the cool

music and comedy come together at the kennedy center to celebrate the people who help our veterans.s the 2015 lincoln awards! the lincoln awards are presen ted by the friars club, through its foundation. national broadcast funding for "the lincoln awards: a concert for veterans and the military family" is provided by leonard a. wilf and by william f. austin. mr. baldwin: as the civil war ended 150 years ago, president abraham lincoln delivered his second inaugural address ending with words that resonate to this day. "let us strive on to finish the work we are in, to bind up the nation's wounds to care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow and his oprhan."

kennedy center. he passed out in a week before he gave the first state of the union message because he knew he could get its done that way. the national endowment for the arts and humanities spawned thousands of companies and orchestras and the freedom of information act would create its own set of problems for the candidates and the corporation for public broadcasting where we now have 300 plus public television stations and the first clean air, first clean water, the first disposal motor vehicle pollution, the highway beautification act and lots more i want to drag it on. >> as i was listening, one of the great stories to me in this book was the naming of the museum. of all things, claiborne didn't want to name it. >> he's the chair of the subcommittee. ladybird went to connecticut and they had this enormous field in connecticut with an incredible sculpture and she came back and said linden, this is fantastic. he was in the subcommittee under the control of a legislation and he wanted to name the s

89-year-old who is an opera singer who performed for everyone from the pope to performing at kennedy centerng and legendary pat cleanse will be doing the live auction. you can find more information about the mission, even tickets at teen angel project.org. maybe auction that. >> awesome. no snow stick, just sun stick. that's it for "news 4 t >>> good morning. fight of the century? maybe. a celebrity packed crowd on hand to watch floyd, money, may weather beat manny pacquiao in a unanimous decision. a bout that left many people wanting more. some pay-per-view customers, though, shut out. while mike tyson calls it underwhelming. and it turns out tyson's not alone. >> i thought it was a little boring actually. >> we're live this morning from las vegas. >>> the unnamed princess. the newest member of the royal family spending her first full day at home with mom, dad and big brother george. kate's mom and sister pippa among the first visitors. the big question this morning, just what will they name their

crushed in the collapse of three floors that pancaked in the garage area right across from the kennedy center. the original report came out as a water main break. construction workers are on the sidewalk all watching authorities trying to account for people. i talked to a resident of the building who was an eyewitness let's hear from one person now. >> we saw smoke coming where the hotel is being built we saw construction workers leave quickly and the smoke dissipated. there was an announcement that said there's been a water main break. they advised everybody not to go down there. i went down there and checked on our part of the garage it was clean and dry the issues on that side of the building. >> did you see anybody in the area of the collapse. >> no, i do not. i didn't sea see them take anybody out. it was just the case where, keep in mind i'm looking down from the fourth floor and the construction workers moved out very very quickly. >> now we're back live at the watergate complex and you will see more equipment arriving behind me as we speak. what we can tell you is that there are minor

finally, two interviews i did with dave letterman, one in 1996 and the other at the time of his kennedy centertulations. this is, as joe biden would say a big deal. david: it is a big deal. when i first found out about it i thought something was wrong. i called people i knew who might be able to tell me how things like this happen, because i was very suspicious, feeling completely unworthy, and we tracked down the process by which a person is selected and considered, so it took me about two weeks to become satisfied that there was legitimacy to this. i still don't feel that way, but at least i know, to my great satisfaction, money did not change hands. my family is thrilled and delighted, and based on my family's of these esm -- enthusi asm, i can live with this. charlie: harry? david: the idea of going to the white house will get his attention. the rest of the family could not be more thrilled. to me that is reason enough, and could not be happier and more grateful to the folks who made this mistake. charlie: it is a classy group to be associated with. johnny carson, you were there for that.

she's an opera singer who performed everywhere from the pope to the kennedy center.ollins will be doing the live auction. you can find more information about the mission teen angel project.org. it should be a lot of fun. >> looks like a great event. 9:57 this sunday morning. >> we are staying on top of overnight developments out of baltimore. paragraph we'll go to derrick ward in a second. in the meantime we'll tell you to go outside and enjoy the weather. in for a warm week. chuck bell will let us know >>> hope you're off to a great sunday. >> today is sunday may 3rd. we want to get straight to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell who tells us break out the bermuda shorts. >> that's right. you've got to find a reason to get outside. >> absolutely. only knock is pollen count remains high. take allergy medicine before you head out. from the harbor camera capital

in 1995 he was the first blues musician to be honored with a kennedy center lifetime achievement awardg at the white house for president obama. >> the king of the blues, mr. b.b. king. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ let the good times roll ♪ ♪ i don't care if you're young or old ♪ ♪ get together and let the good times roll ♪ >> and he never stopped perfecting his music. >> today for a sound, you know, like the guy, i haven't been able to find that completely. i'm satisfied at times with the sound of my guitar. not all the time but sometimes i'm satisfied with the way that it seems to sing a bit, but it is a little something there that i hear but i can't tell anybody about it. i don't know how. but i if ever get it i will know. >> b.b. king impacted musicians across generations including some of the biggest stars of rock and roll. >> i wanted to thank him for all the inspiration and encouragement he gave me as a player over the years and for the friendship that we enjoyed. there are not many left that play in the pure way that b.b. did. he was a beacon for all of us who loved this kind of music and i

. >>> new changes to the kennedy center expansion project.loating stage on the potomac river has been scrapped. instead, they'll build an outdoor pavilion overlooking the river. it will cost $100 million and because of the changes won't open until 2019. >>> mother's day is sunday. and of course we are all getting ready to celebrate our mothers and all the wonderful things that moms do every single day to care for your kids, to get everything going, get your family together in so many ways. we have now -- this is a video of my mom and me and she is just just -- i can't -- you know how i feel about my mother. >> a god send. >> she really is. we are send -- sharing our stories of our mothers. we put together specials on how much their moms mean to us and you can see all these stories on saturday, a special call called "from our mothers, for our mothers." that airs 10:00 a.m. here. just emigrating to this country and then continued to give by helping me care for my kids. she is the most -- >> and teaching you how to cook obviously. not that you d

. >> the kennedy center is on the left, but just as he crosses the key bridge, smoke starts filling the cockpit. the pilot says his adrenaline was pumping and the next 45 seconds felt more like 10 minutes. he veers toward virginia over the 14th street bridge and immediately first responders start scrambleing on the ground. >> it was impossible fire. >> he smelled the smoke and felt the heat from the hydraulic fluid, but somehow he manages to set down at reagan national airport. >> incoming. >> confirm lady 3 on. >> lady 3 is safe on deck. >> the pilot was worried about his passenger. >> get out, get out, get out. >> but they were both okay. turns out it was just leaking hydraulic fluid not an actual electrical fire. but that didn't make it any less scary. the pilot came away with an even bigger appreciation for the pilots in world war ii. he says when they ran into trouble it was often under enemy fire and they didn't have a friendly airfield right underneath them. doreen? >> chris lawrence thank you. >>> in northern virginia we've learned the name of a man who was killed while crossing

kennedy center for justice, a human rights organization has criticized ocp for, quote serious human rights violations unquote. the company allegedly exploits poor people in the sahara desert. full discloseuredisclosure i donate money to the rfk foundation a lot of money, because i believe in the cause of human rights around the world. the leader of the rfk group is kerry kennedy, rfk's daughter. i talked with miss kennedy on the phone today. she agreed to come on the factor and then canceled at the last minute. obviously very drubltroubling. and it looks like politics is trumping doing the right thing. as the kennedys and clintons are democratic stalwarts. i do not believe this deal would sit well with the late robert wendy. >>> with us now pulitzer prize winning reporter for the "wall street journal" who is following the situation. tell us about the mining company. >> there are two issues with ocp. it's owned by the moroccan government. this is the equivalent of more foreign money going to the clinton foundation. second the issue is where they are mining which is in the western sahara. ou

there goes the kennedy center and here comes some beautiful temperatures. 71 degrees by noon. lots and lots of sunshine. but the wind will be gusty at times this afternoon. notice the winds out of the west, northwest at noon, 14 miles per hour at 5:00. your temperature will be 75 degrees at that point. that's dropping down from a high of 77 which we'll reach at 3:00 p.m. right now 50 degrees in orange. it's 51 in fredricksburg. only 43 degrees in martinsburg. those temperatures are going to warm up pretty quickly as we head into the afternoon. so on our wide view of satellite and radar, notice how dry it is behind this system but this weak disturbance that is to the north of us is called a back door cold front because it approaches from the north instead of approaching from the west. that could trigger a sprichgle in places like hagerstown, maybe even toward martinsburg but i do think the best potential for the sprinkle or shower will be north of the mason-dixon line. you'll see that here on 9 futurecast. nice temperatures. we're in the mid-70s today. upper 70s in a couple spo

graduations always remind me of the first time i sat on the launchpad of the kennedy space center aboard the challenger. you didn't expect that, did you? [laughter] kathryn sullivan: like all you guys, i was stressed out that day in and uncomfortable for an outfit and was forced -- foreign outfit and was forced to sit through an elaborate ritual that just would not end. [laughter] like you the anticipation of what was about to happen to me was a bit overwhelming. preparing to be thrust into uncharted territories exhilarating yet mildly terrified for what was to come. like a lot of you, i questioned what i was ready -- if i was ready for what lay ahead. i knew every detail of the countdown procedure that was unveiling around us. and i was well versed in all the scientific experience -- experiments i was response before. not to mention i understood every detail of the space suit that protected me when i flew out of the shuttle. i still couldn't help but wonder if all my hard work and ask -- an extensive technical training had prepared me for my next step as the first american woman to walk

best-sellers i wouldn't have time to write they books i would be accepting so many awards at the kennedy centernd giving commencement speeches and on a postage stamp and the speeches i was looking through them and won't complain about the topic being obvious and dull but i will say the commencement speeches oh my gosh they're boring. thank heaven i don't have to give any commencement speeches. >> wait a minute. does matthew mcconaughey impress you? >> i love him. that was great. >> that surprised me. >> other than the group that sang it's hard out here for a pimp i think mcconaughey is the only to thank god in his oscar acceptance speech though i'm not an expert on them because i never watch them. >> i think there's too many conservatives speaking at commencements -- 6-1. the top universities 6-1. that's a better -- more conservatives than there are on campus. what is -- >> especially in the faculty lounge. >> not representative. you want to be representative it would be fewer. what do conservatives want to speak on campuses for anyway. they can charge high fees and speak at corporate events. >

. >> 15-time grammy winner and kennedy center honoree. up with him. a curtain call seemed long way off back when king spoke to the late ed bradley. >> when -- the great ones have said that's enough. >> b.b. king was 89. color clear join red nose day, a national event to help lift children out of poverty. it's easy: support red nose day at walgreens and start making a difference. it's a good laugh for a good cause. and it all starts at walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy®. >> osgood: here is a look at the week ahead on our sunday morning calendar. monday is the annual oscars of the minute. honoring the year's best websites, videos and other features. speeches are limited to just five words. on tuesday comic actress melissa mccarthy receives a star on hollywood's walk of fame. as for wednesday, did we mention it's the final broadcast of the late show with david letterman? on thursday the in tread in sea, air and space museum in new york kicks off fleet week with a salute to freedom gala. friday is don't friday, an appeal to americ

his hits included "stand by me," an enduring classic that he performed at the kennedy center in washington08. >> ♪ when the night has come and the land is dark and the moon is ♪ the only light we'll see and no i won't be afraid ♪ oh i won't be afraid just as long as you stand ♪ stand by me ♪ >> woodruff: ben e. king was 76 years old. still to come on the newshour: we examine the charges against the six police officers in the death of freddie gray; plus, how baltimore struggles to end crime and hunger in hard-hit neighborhoods after riots; an h.i.v. outbreak of historic proportion in indiana; mark shields and david brooks on the week's news; and boxing's fight of the century. >> woodruff: we return now to the events in baltimore and the decision by the top prosecutor there to charge six police officers in the death of freddie gray. joining me to discuss those charges are david harris a professor of law at the university of pittsburgh school of law and author of the book "profiles in justice: why racial profiling cannot work." and debbie hines is a former baltimore prosecutor who today pract

kennedy center for the performing arts she performed the most famous ballet of all, "swan lake."t time two african americans danced the lead roles for a major company. it took her one step closer to her other goal of making ballet in america look like america onstage and in the audience. >> what do these brooklyn teens have in common with misty copeland? this. go to 60minutesovertime.com. sponsored by pfizer. mand! it's steak and lobster at outback. try our new coconut lobster or classic steamed lobster. steak and lobster, starting at just $14.99. and introducing lunch every bloomin' day! with over 70 combinations, starting at $6.99. it's lunch at last every day at outback. with psoriatic arthritis, i had intense joint pain that got worse and worse. then my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve pain and stop joint damage. i've been on the course and on the road. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood dis

it happened near kennedy recreation center in northwest. one person was hit. it is unclear how badly that person is injured. police say the shooter was last seen riding a dirt bike. if you have any information, you should call police. >>> it has been a painful crawl home. a steady stream of traffic that has been heading across the bay bridge for hours. this is time lapse of the back-up as night fell. at one point, delay stretched for 10 miles. this is what it looks like in real-time. still creeping along with delays of about eight miles east of the bridge. >>> this coming weekend, friends and family will remember the d.c. family found murder in the their home. a wake for savvas savopoulos and his wife amy and their son. today a family obituary helped us learn more about the family. it scribbled savopoulos as skilled in martial arts and known for his generosity toward children's charities. amy savopoulos was known for her giving and selfless nature and the 10-year-old phillip loved math and racing. the 33-year-old is charged in the murder and the murder of the

kennedy center for human rights is raising questions, warning the company is acting without regard orear of punishment and the clint campaign is playing a bit of defence. they have launched a new website to hit back at allegations of influence peddlemeddlingpeddle ped /* /* peddleing. peter swierts as partisan claims it book has been debunked. as the campaign chairman write, we are clear united states about the fact this will thought be the last set of allegations flung our way. >> we were up on yesterday about how hillary needs to get out and talk. i think somebody said she said seven questions and she's answered two. and just trying to go after the author. peter sweitzer right now, he could go off to vegas and go on an eight-year binder and it wouldn't change the fact that it's the "new york times" now that howard dean and james carvel and clinton e. are calling right wing operatives. the washington post. it was the post that came up with the 1,100 donors that weren't disclosed. it was the "new york times" that's come up with one story after another on this. it was the boston globe.

it happened last night near the kennedy recreation center in northwest. one person hit. we're working to find out how badly he or she was hurt. the shooter was last seen riding a dirt bike. >>> the three family members murder in their home in northwest washington. relatives published an obituary for the three. saavas donated to children's charities and enjoyed engineering and markel arts. family members amy as a giving mother who loved to travel. 10-year-old phillip loved racing and mathematics. >>> police charged the 34-year-old daron wint with killing the family and their housekeeper. a new report says win paid a taxi driver 1,000 to drive him to brooklyn from d.c. before the arrest. we scours documents that say one of the assistants lied to police. the assistant delivered $40,000 ransom and then lied when and how he delivered. close friends and families haven't seen that assistant since the killing happened. >>> right now, 12 people still missing, in central texas, after massive flooding there. some of the worst flooding they have seen in years. and more is on the way

it happened last night near the kennedy recreation center near o street in northwest. police say the shooter was last seen riding a dirt bike. >>> an obituary telling us more about three family members murdered in d.c. two weeks ago. savvas savopoulos his wife amy and son phillip were murdered. family remembered amy as a giving mother who loved to travel. the obituary says phillip loved racing and math. police charged darron wint with killing the three family members and their housekeeper. he paid a taxi driver to drive him from brooklyn new york to d.c. before he was arrested. that's according to the daily news. one of savopoulos's assistant lied to police. he delivered a $40,000 ransom and lied about how and when he delivered it. police have not called the assistant a suspect or a person of interest in this case. >>> the maryland couple accused of child neglect for letting their two young children walk home has been cleared. the attorney tells "the washington post" the parents were cleared in one case. they are still under investigation for letting their six and ten-

this happened last night near the kennedy recreation center in o street in northwest. one person was hit. we're working to find out how badly that person was hurt. the shooter was last seen riding a dirt bike. >>> we're learning more about the savopoulos family that died in a brutal murder earlier this month. three family members and a housekeeper died there. an obituary says that savvas savopoulos enjoyed engineering and had degrees in business and law. family members remembered amy savopoulos as a giving mother who loved to travel. ten-year-old phillip loved racing and math. police charged darron wint. he paid a cab driver $1,000 to drive him from new york to d.c. >> $10,000 a pop, he should be under the jail if he did it under the jail. >> that woman didn't feel safe showing her face there. police believe wint did not work alone in this case. the savopoulos friends and family say they have not seen a key witness in this case since the killings happened. court documents say that officers interviewed savopoulos's assistant. that assistant took $40,000 in ransom money

graduations i was reminded of the first time i said on the launch pad at the kennedy space center aboardhe space shuttle challenger but you didn't expect that did you? like all of you guys i was a dressed up that day in an uncomfortable for an outfit. [laughter] and forced to listen bunch of people while they drone their way through an elaborate ritual that just would not and. [laughter] and like it into station what was about to happen to me was a bit overwhelming. preparing to be thrust into uncharted territory accelerated debt terrified of what was to come. like a lot of you i suspect, question if i was really ready for what lay ahead. sure, i knew every detail of the procedure that was unfolding around us and, of course, i was well versed in all the scientific experiments i was responsible for. not to become thoroughly understood every detail of the spacesuit that would protect it when i floated outside the shuttle. but i still couldn't help but wonder if all my hard work and extensive technical training had truly prepared me for my next step as the first american woman to walk in sp

one time i did go to the kennedy center with a friend who worked at the white house many years ago.id take home a little miniature flute of cham pain with the presidential seal on it. >> do you have it? >> i haven't popped it yet. >> put it on ebay it sounds like. >> maybe that's a year of college for one of my kids. >> what would you do if you're in that position? would you be tempted to take something? >> definitely. absolutely. al. >> a towel or something? >> absolutely. >> it's the people's house. we paid for t right? >> exactly. i paid for that bar of soap. >>> another headline here from the huffington post. starbucks will stop bottling water in california. the governor out there requiring residents to cut their water usage by 35%. starbucks will transfer production of its bottled water to pennsylvania. recent study showing california is having the worse drought in 1200 years. here is a business that's leaving california because of it. it's a rough time there. >>> a final headline. this is from quartz. whole foods will be opening a lower priced grocery chain targeting younger s