. >>> it is graduation day at george mason university. and college students are getting ready for the future. >> that's right. but for one student about to receive her master's today, that future includes graduating high school. news4's david culver introduces us to a remarkable teenager. >> reporter: students on the fairfax campus of george mason university are posing for pictures, proud of their successes, ready for what's next. among them? stephanie moore. >> i didn't know what to expect coming here. >> reporter: stephanie started here in 2014. she had already completed an asci to pursue her bachelor's, always keeping her age quiet, unless you asked. she's 17 now. it all started back in preschool. >> my dad began training me like using his program/math. he taught me addition, subtraction and multiplication. >> reporter: in kindergarten she learned algebra and in second, geometry. you see the then. >> i set up for college classes. >> reporter: the trajectory impresses tracy mason. >> her poise and demeanor are all balanced. she is extre

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and we are not the enemy of the american people. >> tucker: that was jeff mason.e lured him to our studios tonight. he joins us live. good to see you. i agreed with your line that the point of the press, the reason for being, is to hold the powerful accountable. i would disagree that they do that consistently. but the dinner on saturday night, which i did not attend but watched a tape off, was basically an extended middle finger to the president, an expression of dislike for the pressure didn't like or dislike politicians. >> i totally disagree with you. >> tucker: were you there? you just played my clip. i was there participating, what you didn't do was play the clip in which i said access under the trump administration has been good. it has. i would disagree with the way you introduced this by saying we complained about the trump administration. what we did was we said this is what has gone well and what has gone well as we had had good access. that is important. >> tucker: not just good access, but overwhelming, maybe too much access. >> beyond talking what acc

their meals are delivered by inmate workers, like robert mason. >> really helps that i used to work at me thankful where i am at because at least we get to come out three times a day. it passes the time a lot quicker. these guys are locked down 23 hours a day, 22 hours a day. time goes by real slow up there. that's why we're kind of like their only contact. so, i mean, you can do little things for them and they act like they've known you a long time. how is your court case going? >> even though he's well past the hip-hop generation, mason likes giving his younger customers something extra with their meals. a serving of rap. >> i'll do a short one. i'll do a short one. ♪ my mind's not right but still got game ♪ ♪ bet my dope puts yours to shame ♪ ♪ judges today have it all wrong ♪ ♪ they're far to late to try the bomb ♪ ♪ these crews are cool but they're living in sin ♪ ♪ they're robbing the pharmacies for vicodin ♪ >> when their shift ends, mason and other inmate workers make their way back to their housing unit. >> k-70, sir. >> better known as the workers barracks, it's still jail. b

bugle off in the distance there tear comes to your eye. >> reporter: sometimes roger and christina masony ones there to see it or accept the folded flag. >> and i think about it -- >> reporter: that affected you. >> a lot because of my own children and grandchildren, just because they serve this country. >> reporter: roger mason has been in the funeral business for 30 years and in 2015 washington, d.c. v.a.'s center asked him if he could bury veterans who died there and they were unclaimed. there wasn't even a question. >> i can see what scars they may have from war, so i can imagine what they went through. the veteran deserves this. >> reporter: veterans like harry actualson who may not have been surrounded by his own family in later years but had developed a church family. >> very colorful guy. always talking, a a conversation with a stranger. >> reporter: the pastor calls mr. tulson smart and opinionated. his kenlworth neighborhoods called him the mayor because he talked so much about politics. >> we loved him. one of the hardest home goings of the church. >> reporter: the pastor say

the va now says it will pay all of the masons' outstanding bills.ing up at 6:00, the va's explanation for long delays. and what a friend of an unclaimed veteran had to say about the masons' ensuing battle. >>> this morning, frederick memorial hospital is once again taking patients after a scare. a common household cleaner was responsible for shutting it them down in frederick, maryland. it started when two men brought a package to the e.r. they said when they opened it, it gave them a tingling sensation. they said the package came to their home. both men are expected to be okay. it's not clear what type of cleaner they were exposed to. >>> police just released a photo of this man who they say is related to the case. back in monuments were written on in permanent marker. encryptic messages include phrases like jackie shot jfk and references to september 11. if you can help identify that man. news4's erika gonzales will have a live report at 5:00 a.m. >>> adam jones is thanking boston fans for their support. remember, he said he was called racist name

on the campus of george mason university in fairfax, i'm david culver, news4. >> mason nation, ang. >this morning, the first of several countries he's visiting on his first foreign trip as president. mr. trump will also visit israel, belgium and italy. >>> we are working to find out if any students were involved in an apparent stabbing at the university of maryland. one person was seriously hurt in a dorm overnight. the school's graduation is this weekend, by the way. >>> we are just seeing new photos from a school bus lot that went up in flames where a school bus in the lot went up in flames. it is not clear what started the fire in montgomery county. several buses were damaged and one was destroyed here. >>> repair work will continue this weekend on mcarthur boulevard in d.c. a central water main flooded and opened up a sinkhole. >>> 72 degrees right now, tom, how much warmer is it going to get? >> not much. this could be the warmest part of the day right now. we're going to see it holding steady in the 60s for the rest of the day. and so our july and may weather is gone for now. an

. ♪[ music ] capt captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: breaking news in the russia investigation.ew reports that the president ellled james comey "a nut job" and fired him to relieve pressure on himself. and law enforcement may be looking closely at a senior white house adviser. also tonight-- >> we have multiple people run >>er. >> mason: ...prosecutors say he wanted to kill them all. the driver is now charged with murder in the times square crash. t seems like a no-brainer, so why can't kids use sunscreen at many schools? >> it's a big deal when he comes home with sunburns. all right! >> mason: and steve hartman on how two lives were changed when a driver rolled down her window. >> then i couldn't get him out of my mind.

mason. he then spoke exclusively to kpix5 news. >> what we're looking for is what's unique to each person and how that would predict their future. >> reporter: the checkup begins with eight hours of diagnostic testing. it includes whole genome sequencing, a blood test that looks at 20 different chemicals and extensive mri body images that begins with the brain and uses very sophisticated software. >> we have algorithms that measure very accurately 20 regions of the brain, can predict alzheimer's disease 20 years in advance. >> reporter: so far more than 500 people have signed up. venter says all presumed they were perfectly healthy. however? >> 40% of those people that you think are healthy were finding have serious disease. >> reporter: including venter, his workup and dna sequencing

on the campus of george mason university in fairfax, i'm david culver, news4. >> wow.e feel like a slacker watching that. >>> virginia mcauliffe said it's the only one of its kind in the nation, a runway dedicated to drone research and development. the governor tweeted these imagings from wallace island where he helped to launch a new $5 million runway. he flew in an aircraft piloted by a laptop controlled robot. virginia space, which manages the runway is seeking customers for the new drone airstrip. >>> tonight news4 has learned an investigation into allegations of favoritism in the d.c. school system lottery is expanding. d.c. council education chair david grasso said he'll look at all four years the student lottery has been in place. after a report that kaya henderson acted unfairly when giving out some of the waivers. news4's tom sherwood has our story. >> this is a huge amount of money. >> reporter: david grasso, his education committee votingay 2018 school budget, but grasso also is still focused on that new inspector general report, the one that contends former

he was very active in a number of organizations, the nations, the vfw -- the masons -- and he acquired quite a few awards for his achievements and his contributions to those particular organizations. one of the things that i would like to point out, one of our prized books is, it's called the report of the debates in the convention of california on the formation of the state constitution. in september and october 1849. and there are other copies of this book. we're not sure how the judge, judge richard eaton, how he acquired this book or, but it was certainly something that he would been very interested in. he loved history, old books. his collection is rather extensive, and this of course was very important because when gold was discovered in california, there was a pretty immediate clamor to see if they could get the area into the united states. it obvious had been a part of mexico and they wanted to make sure that this jim, not to coin a phrase, would be a part of the united states. so these were the debates as how they're going to set up the constitution, what it was going to entai

with jeffuestion mason. the kind of insinuated that freedom of the press includes having white house briefings. but i alwaysr, thought that the white house briefings were at the whim of the white house, not the press. there has to be a separation there. the press does not control the white house. even know i am a firm believer in the remote the press. host: his point was that in order to get information you have to have access to sean spicer to find out what the president's speaking is on any issue of the day -- thinking is on any issue of the day. caller: i agree with them over the press cannot dictate what the white house does. host: john from indiana. we will go to anthony, democrats line from maryland. good morning. caller: good morning. my comment -- host: you are on the air. caller: yes. my comment is that people keep calling and saying the news media is giving fake news, but we know that the president lies. spokespersons, they come out and try to explain what the president did. he disregards what they

and let's speak with our political correspondent chris mason, joining us correspondent chris mason, joininginteresting stuff happening in the north—west of england, not least the mayoral contests. they will be absolutely fascinating, the posts that have been created, metro metro mayors, responsible for city regions, not just the cities themselves. a couple to keep an eye on here. there is the greater manchester mayoral post and the liverpool city region. in party political terms these are not necessarily the most exciting contest because it is widely expected that labour will win both of them. andy burnham, the former cabinet minister, will become the first directly elected mayor of the greater manchester reason dell might region. what's interesting in manchester and two and less extent with the other mayoral comtesse is the amount of power that the mayors will have. it is a big shakeup in the whole political landscape in england. while there will be a vast amount of speculation and extrapolation overnight and during tomorrow in terms of what the results may or may not mean for the general

chris mason is following developments from sa lfo rd. mason is following developments from salford.ord. how is it looking? it is the very early stages, mike, of a long night and a long day through friday. if this process amounts to climbing from the sea to the top of a mountain, we will still be in fli p—flo ps a mountain, we will still be in flip—flops on the beach. with that caveat inserted, what do we know? we have had a smattering of results. has declared the results. individual wards from warwickshire, lincolnshire and north wales. to date, labour is losing seats on a very substantial scale. that is the analysis of professorjohn curtis from the university of strathclyde, doing the numbercrunching on azema behalf. we saw them losing seats in wrexham, the results we saw coming ina wrexham, the results we saw coming in a couple of hours ago —— our behalf. a similar picture elsewhere in the country where there have been results. other trends emerging. the conservatives making some gains. ukip losing out substantially, they we re ukip losing out substantially, they were expecting th

. >>> this is graduation day at george mason university. go gmu. and college students are getting ready for their future. >> for one student about to receive her master's degree today, that future includes graduating high school. david culver introduces us to a remarkable young teenager. >> reporter: students on the fairfax campus of george mason university are proud of their successes, ready for what is next. among them, stephanie moore. >> i didn't know what to expect coming here. >> reporter: stephanie started here in 2014 and completed an associates at nova and decided to pursue her bachelor's always keeping her age rather quiet unless you asked. she's 17 now. it all started back in using his program/math. he taught me additional, multiplication, subtraction by then. >> reporter: by kindergarten, ang b alg b algebra, second grade, geometrg. >> reporter: i decided to sign up for community classes. following her passion for math, this trajectory is from tracy mason. >> her poise and intellect are all balanced in stephanie. she's extremely bright,