the two men will share a stage again one week from today for debate in maclean. "meet the press" moderator chuck tdd will be there. i'll bere and julie kerry. et> your time is 4:05. newls about some breaking news we first brought you yesterday morning. police hav intified the man killed in a crash that brought traffic on 66 to a stand still. juan sepatas of manassa was kwhild his vehicle was hit with three other vehicles in vienna. reere was another crash in the same a short time later. at one point traffic was backed up for 15 miles. >>> we've learned the name of the police officer who shot andn killed a man temple hills. we're told prince gorges county police corporal joseph kepline killed jose alvarez during a struggle inside a laundry room in an apartmentdi bu. they were searching for alvarez who was believed to have beenst ling license plates. when they found him, there was a struggle. varez fired his gun as officers grabbed and that's when he was killed. >>> this morning investigators still have no idea what caused a prince gorges county apartment building

although struck me that that was very much, althouthohn struck me that that was very much, although john macleanell, he would be very high on the list of people i most abide, as it seems to me that behind that outpouring of affection and admiration for him, lay a yearning in america to get back to a government that observes the basic moral standards of the republic.|j am not sure i agree. i think there are am not sure i agree. i think there a re two am not sure i agree. i think there are two americas. there is the misty eyed america, you know, the new york times columnist america, that things, we will prevail and there is a shining city on the hill, and their hero was james comey and andrew mueller and there is a glorification of the cia and fbi and xp and arm that is, there is the other america, which sees donald trump isa other america, which sees donald trump is a figure in a culture war. you know, this is a man who is a lightning rod for their resentments, whether they are racial or economic or social or personal. and that is something you cannot defuse via politics. that is a straight line,

lastly, that the person who currently serves as the commission's public information officer is thomas maclean. he was senior investigator and legal analyst. he came to us from the san diego district attorney's office. director pelham introduced him to you about six months ago, and he's done an excellent job for the commission, learning a new area of law, understanding the requests that we received, applying the law to those requests, and coordinating with staff how to generate and produce the records that the public are entitled to. and he shoulders the bulk of staff time in responding to these requests, so when i say that we spend roughly 12 hours a week on these, i mostly mean thomas. and in addition to his responsibilities on the records side, he, of course, has investigations for which he's responsible as an investigation. >> commissioner chiu: so jeff, is there a -- any way that we can get him more help to -- another shoulder at the wheel to help with the heavy lift on identifying documents, reviewing documents, and then producing those documents? because 12 hours per week is a significa

of agents, foreign died., failed be also tipped off several british spies, guy burgess and donald maclean, in a 1951. yet despite two secret trials, he was allowed to go on working for mi six command to he defected to the soviet union in 1963. it is important to remember however, that most of the work of the soviet union's intelligence organization, the kgb and are the organizations. involved unglamorous matters and the high profiles buys like filthy war four more the exception than the rule. the book of spies -- the rise ,nd fall of the kgb in america, points out that the kgb in america, their operations involved largely industrialized espionage in the 1940's-1950's, conducted in the chemical, aviation, electronics and communications companies. they spied more on private sector engineers and government officials. these revelations of soviet espionage, coupled with the fall of china to communism in 1949, and the soviet union's successful testing of atomic 1949, asn september of well as these revelations of soviet espionage, adding to the inside -- added to the anxieties americans. communi