. >> i just finished a book that was called "king leopold's ghost," about leopold ii and his exploitationthe congo. seemed like it was right up his alley. so i was done with the book, i figured i'd just give it to him. help him kill a little bit of time while he was in jail. come to find out, i couldn't give it to him because of jail rules. >> paunch would have to wait until ezekiel's release from jail to give him the book. that day was quickly approaching. ezekiel was housed in the protective custody unit with his brother gabriel. >> i'll be out the day before my birthday. happy birthday. >> how you feeling about that? >> ready to go back to work. ready to go back to work. >> every time, right off the center of that square. it ain't got to be pretty, long as it go in, right? it ain't got to be pretty. see what you got? don't want it? can't get hurt on the job? >> ezekiel said he had traded in a career of robbing drug dealers for a job as a roofer. >> it's hard. i make good money working, though. i can make pretty good money. >> better than robbing drug dealers? >> it's not as fast or as

heavily armed and with the approval of king leopold and u.s. government officials verner went hunting for the pygmies. benga was the first of its captives in which he wrote an article entitled my untold adventures while hunting pygmies in the congo. in lectures and articles verner promoted ota benga is a cannibal noting his pointed teeth which in reality were fashionable across the congo. two years later verner temporarily housed or turned benga over to the bronx zoo where he was exhibited in the monkey house in september of 1906. buschmann shares a cage with bronx apes was the headline in "the new york times" on september 9, 1906. tens of thousands of new yorkers flocked to the zoo to see sub by this esol and they sat and stupefied silence. ministers protest fell on deaf ears. maya mcclellan refused to meet with the ministers are intervene intervene. the zoological society secretary madison grant also held firm. zoo director william hornaday the blessings of his elite superiors was defined same the exhibit would go on as the sun that quote eac

beautiful picture taken yesterday by leopold. post your pictures on facebook, twitter and instagram. leopold posted that on my facebook. temperatures are hovering near 60 through 8:00. by noon only low 60s. mid afternoon only the mid 60s. like early to mid april and again, patchy, light rain, occasional drizzle between now all the way into the evening hours. then tomorrow morning just some clouds lingering, near 60. maybe a little fog around. then sun breaks out, highs reaching upper 70s. might get showers or thundershowers. then on saturday a small chance of an afternoon thundershower. near 80. beautiful day sunday. not very humid. low 80s. feeling like summer in the next week. a chance of afternoon storms on monday and again on tuesday. melissa is talking about a problem on the g.w. parkway. >> g.w. parkway, this just up popped up, we have a disabled car, but it's blocking the right lane right now. taking a look at 66 into town, out of town, you're flowing fine. no issues there. 95 south in virginia, at prince william parkway,

substantial evidence that the section 134 criteria were met and do not abuse their discretion and request leopoldthat approval. after this appeal was filed we in the planning department we looked at the lot coverage calculations using a more conservative approach the lot coverage on the ground floor calculates to 89.2%, not the 83.4% as previously thought. because of that if you so direct billing to modify the ground floor plan. so that all dwelling units on the ground floor lisa public right-of-way obviating the need for any rockridge exception. -- from the architects wanted that potential change and show you why you do not read any modification to for two is warranted. >> clerk: >> testifier: good evening i am -- pencil architect in the project designer. the pre-ground floor you can see on the screen includes four residential units that face onto the square yard. the 80% lot of its requirement as all the rest of those units not based on public right-of-way. with proposing the modification to the design of the ground floor that switches the residential units and the hotel units so that all the e

post your pictures like leopold did on my facebook page. it feels like april, but looks like june anyway. the flowers are looking nice. they're enjoying the rain. and on friday, the upper 70s. welcome sunshine. finally returning tomorrow afternoon. and then over the weekend too, looking great for outdoor activities. you might be interrupted by a brief thundershower on saturday afternoon. otherwise, looking great for the weekend. only storm chance on the weekend appears to be saturday afternoon. a greater chance on monday and tuesday, it will feel like summer again. highs upper 80s. here's melissa now with a look at the thursday morning fender bender weather. >> a brand new crash a lot of fender benders. a new crash at b.w. parkway and some delays inbound and outbound there at the beltway. outside the beltway. 14th bridge had an issue. it's not coming up at this point, but seeing a lot of volume this right now. taking a look at 66 and 95. 95 right now as you're heading northbound here you can see slow through dale city and then into lorton a

this is jason leopold from your hearing. >> i filed a foia request they refused to comply with my foiaest necessity said it was too broad. i their yesterday it, they still said it was too broad. recently they said we'll give sow document as long as you promise to never file a foia request again and don't have any others file a foia request. >> how is this legal? >> i don't know but that's what's going on. bill: how is this going on? >> we heard from a number of people outside groups from judicial watch a whole number of people saying this is a pattern of stonewalling. the obama administration, 550,000 times has denied requests for citizens, americans to get information from their government. and it's absolutely totally wrong. we need to change the law. we heard from national media and watchdog groups and across the board. >> they said we are going to be the most transparent ever. that came out of the president's mouth repeatedly. >> what we did find which is new information is april 15, the white house clarified that. the deputy council sent an email out telling everybody anything you

his approach to the environment is more complex of natural systems and thus closer to aldo leopold andrachel carson and teddy roosevelt. it would take time to recognize human patterns of evolution. franklin was a more modern environmentalist than his predecessor and is still ahead of any of his presidential successors. as an approach approach to the environment he translated traditional values and aspirations into an ethic of conservation and this includes between humans and the natural world that evolved over time. the result of that relationship had often been destructive. in the land had to be carefully part of this effort was to be able to regenerate itself support human inhabitants. he created a definition of liberty and freedom to the community as a whole. thus viewing time-honored values with new meaning. in a speech as early as 1912 which is very in terms of what we're facing today there are many persons left that can see no reason why if a man owns the land he should not be permitted to do what he likes with it. they care not what happens after they are gone and i will go even