wheeler, an intern for lynn jenkins of kansas will be arraigned tomorrow. >>> obvious the next month the supreme court will rule on hot-button topics - same-sex marriage and the obama care. they handed down a judgment concerning religious bias in the workplace, and the other on free speech on the internet. lisa stark stakes a closer look >>> pennsylvania resident n anthony went to prison after posting violent language on facebook about shooting up a kindergarten class, attacking an fbi agent and harming his estranged wife writing: his words were they area put ib nothing more than wrap lyrics protected by free speech that he did not intend harm. he was convicted after a jury found that a reasonable person would consider what he wrote to be a threat. the supreme court threw out his conviction on a 7-2 vote. chief justice john roberts writing for the majority avoided addressing the free speech aspect of the case saying: - a criminal conviction requires an intent to act on a threat. justices told the lower court to reconsider the case. justices samuel alito and clarence thomas worried th

intentional so the bag could be connected with the owner. 25-year-old joshua wheeler, who works for lynn jenkins, cooperated with police and is now charged with carrying a pistol without a license. less than a month ago, reports surfaced that multiple guns had been left in bathrooms by capitol police officers so far this year including one found by an 8 or 9-year-old child. >>> a west virginia teacher was threatened with a fine for trying to encourage her students to do well. the teacher rewarded achievement with pieces of candy. federal school nutrition rules prohibit such motivational tactics. a violation could result in loss of federal money for the school and the county. the williamson daily news reports defiant parents passed the hat around to help pay any subsequent fine. in the end, it was decided the teacher was not attempting to deliberately violate state policy so no fine was issued. the school is required to create what is called a corrective action plan. >>> finally, god is now legal. has a decent credit rating and can get a loan. a new york man named god gozaroth has settled a lawsu

intentional so the bag could be connected with the owner. 25-year-old joshua wheeler, who works for lynn jenkins, cooperated with police and is now charged with carrying a pistol without a license. less than a month ago, reports surfaced that multiple guns had been left in bathrooms by capitol police officers so far this year including one found by an 8 or 9-year-old child. >>> a west virginia teacher was threatened with a fine for trying to encourage her students to do well. the teacher rewarded achievement with pieces of candy. federal school nutrition rules prohibit such motivational tactics. a violation could result in loss of federal money for the school and the county. the williamson daily news reports defiant parents passed the hat around to help pay any subsequent fine. in the end, it was decided the teacher was not attempting to deliberately violate state policy so no fine was issued. the school is required to create what is called a corrective action plan. >>> finally, god is now legal. has a decent credit rating and can get a loan. a new york man named god gozaroth has settled a lawsu

wheeler is an intern for kansasrepublican congress woman lynn jenkins and since placed on leave. >>> the washington monument is closed again today after the elevator lost power last night. the national park service says nobody was in that elevator when the power went out around 9:30. a power problem with the elevator forced the monument to be closed last week as well and technicians are on the scene trying to fix the problem. >>> i thought you had something? >> no i was going to talk about the elevator. >> okay, so pretty busy out there. i mean some big time thunderstorms and not going to go away when the sunsets. it's going to be a case lasting until 10, 11, 12:00 and the flood watch goes until 6:00 a.m. let's start with a live look, our michael & son weather cam and this is why we issued a yellow alert. howard did that over the weekend and it slows the evening commute. not everybody runs through a heavy storm but those that do will be slow going. 82 at national, dew point 7 oh, remember that number 70 or higher is miserable, uncomfortable, bad hair. winds light out of the north at

wheeler is an intern for can't date lynn jenkins. >> the senate could vote to reinstate and reform the n.s.a.'s surveillance powers. patriot act expired monday morning and senators are debating a compromise bill that already passed the house. some republicans including mitch mcconnell want to further amend the bill, called the freedom act. proposed changes include declassifying opinions by a special surveillance court when they're considered novel or significant, allowing spy agencies to keep bulk data for 12 months instead of six requiring telecom companies to notify the government before deleting call records less than 18 months old. high ranking members of the house say the proposed changes are unlikely to pass. the white house is also urging the senate to approve the house's version of the bill without amendments. >> the head of the i.r.s. could face tough questions this morning on capitol hill. the senate finance committee is looking at how the tax records of 100,000 americans were compromised. the i.r.s. announced the data breach last work. the agency believes the hackers were fr