. >> two women from the philippines were rescued from the home in mclean on tuesday.. the woman told authorities they were held against their will spirit the kingdom of saudi arabia owns the house. just ats are more than little stunned by what happened. >> things like this don't happen in mclean. i'm just surprised and i feel so bad for those women if the story is true. it's awful. >> no one at a home could comment on the in the allegations. investigators say no charges have been filed so far. >> later today, president obama goes to mexico for a three day trip that includes a stop in coaster rica. the president will highlight immigration reform moving through congress and will try to strengthen economic relations between the u.s. and mexico. was the second-largest export market for u.s. goods in 2011. the pew research center reports more than half the immigrants in the u.s. illegally are for mexico. >> vice president joe biden will meet with law-enforcement officials at the white house today to discuss gun safety. democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia is rein

journalists bethany mclean and brian burrow tell the story of cohen and s.a.c.n the june issue of "vanity fair." a tale laced with details of coded emails and whispered phone calls all in the pursuit of illegal gains. do this day, cohen denies any wrongdoing, but burrow and mclean speculate he could be the next to fall and depict cohen as the fed's version of moby dick, steve cohen isn't just another hedge fund billionaire, he is the hedge fund billionaire. doughy and clerk-like, cohen is the gatsby of our age, a middle-class kid from long island who caught the gambling bug, fleecing his high school pals in all-night poker games and now worth an estimated $10 billion. but as the walls around him begin to crumble, thus far cohen has been able to escape. in the piece a hedge fund manager speaks to maclaine and burrow, and says that cohen gets off. >> bethany mcliaclaimaclaine, w story. >> what do we know as far as the insider trading that has been prosecuted at s.a.c. >> well, it's fascinating, because it is a little bit like a needle in a haystack in the sense th

melanie is live outside that o home in mclean with the details now. melanie? >> reporter: good morning, tony andoo allyson. federal shorts say and this is in their words, that they rescued two women from thiss compound in mclean tuesday night. it's got a couple of buildings i behind a locked iron gate. there's also a guard shack here. neighbors say they've noticed at lot of people living and working here, with yo but really no sigf unusual activity. so far there have been no arrest. the feds are not identifying the two women. federal ice agents encountereded two potential victims of trafficking. they did not say if the women contacted them or if someone called ice on their behalf. sources familiar with the investigation indicate that authorities do not believe they were talking about any sort off sexual abuse here but that the t women did say they were being held against their will. one woman apparently tried to t escape by squeezing through a a gap in the front gate as it was closing, upsetting as you can imagine to neighbors. >> i was shocked. i live down th

a saudi diplomatic compound in mclean is possible the site of a trafficking case.raided tuesday by federal agents of homeland security and investigators from ice. ken molestina has more. >> reporter: it was at this compound take federal agents claimed to have rescued two women. the women are believed to be from the philippines. a source close to the investigation tells wusa9 they both speak english and they were in the u.s. legally with passports indicating they may have been here to do domestic work. >> it's unbelievable. >> reporter: neighbors we spoke with are in awe of the allegations coming out of this compound. even a catering crew who showed up to work at a dinner party here seemed surprised. >> if i had known, i don't think i -- i don't have any -- i wouldn't want to go. >> reporter: federal authorities wouldn't say much else in regards to the speculations engs september to confirm they -- speculations except they to confirm they are looking into it as a human trafficking case. here's what's so bizarre about all of this. authorities say no one has been char

. >> things like this just don't happen on mclean. police removed two women from the property. now authorities are investigating whether sex trafficking was going on here. >> i am surprised. i feel bad for those women. >> a police source tells us that the women were rescued around noon yesterday. they are both from the philippines. for ay just come here job. >> he says that he and his catering crew are also originally from the philippines, but didn't know the two women. >> i did not know any of them. >> he was told that he can't -- he said that he came here to cater a party but no one was here when he arrived. the current resident hasn't been this out going as others. .> we met all of the others >> man on the compound wouldn't respond to any questions other than a security guard who said to back off. >> you would never imagine something like as. awful. i hope that those women are ok. spokesperson i talked to a few minutes ago stressed that nobody with this compound has been charged at this point. this is just an investigation for now. but he said they are very actively looking

was a mclean home owned by a foreign country a site of human trafficking?ive report.nd >>> archaeologists dig up a grisly story. s why they now say the small colony turned cannibalism 40000 years ago. >> on a lighter note, you spendu hours working to make your you garden pretty, so why not lure in some beautiful creatures toet help you take care of it? derek is here with tips to bring birds, butter flies, and bees ts your space. do we want bees? >> they help, though. it's a whole cycle. >>> later, some special stars s are hitting the red carpet at fox 5. >> yeah! this

the author are brian burrow and bethany mclean. tell me who he is, bryan. you've interviewed him. >> i have. as far as i know i may have been the last person to interview him which i'm not sure is good or bad. steve cohen was a legendary trader on wall street. >> rose: he still is, isn't he? >> during the '80s and '90s. today, yes, he trades and he was smart enough to found a hedge fund in the early '90s at a time where very few people-- including himself-- knew what it was. his legend was made in the late '90s when he made something like 48% return two years in a row on technology stocks and then 2000 bet against them and made another 48%, 49%. >> rose: made one going up; one coming down. >> exactly right. and that created a legend and the persona outside the trenches and over the last ten years his firm has been very successful. they're one of the largest. i think he ranks at the 39th or 40th wealthiest individual in the country right now. >> rose: made like nine or ten billion or something like that? >> something like that. it's one of the things you gue

this morning federal investigators are looking into a possible human trafficking case in mclean, virginia. this incident happened at a compound owned by the kingdom of saudi arabia. our cameras were not welcome there yesterday. >> reporter: sir, do you know about what happened here last night with the with im? don't touch the camera, please. don't touch the camera. >> we were told that police were called to rescue two women inside the house tuesday night. one woman reportedly tried to escape by squeezing through a gap in the front gate. a spokesman for homeland security tells news4 officers did encounter two potential victims of trafficking and the investigation is ongoing. >>> an american man is facing 15 years of hard labor in north korea. kenneth bay was sentenced yesterday. north korea state media says he was convicted of crimes against the state. we still don't know what those crimes involved. bay is a tour operator from washington state. he was arrested last november in a special economic zone in north korea that borders china and russia. >>> we're learning more about three of the b

received information that two women were possibly being held against their hill at the come bound in mclean, virginia, the two women were removed from that compound and according to one source, they say they were from the philippines and brought to work as household staff, but they say they never had any time off and were not allowed to leave the compound. >>> coming up on the "morning news," the battle over the morning after pill. the obama administration fights to put age limits on the emergency contraceptive. >>> and in the moneywatch, frontier airlines rolls out a sky-high fee for carry-on bags. this is the "cbs morning news." l st niar y h. plane clipped the tail of a >>> a scandinavian airlines plane clipped the tail of a united airlines express jet at newark liberty airport in new jersey last night. both were taxiing for takeoff at the time. there were no reported injuries. united jet was towed back to the jet. the scandinavian airline plane taxied back to the terminals. the passengers were placed on other flights. >> and the justice department is appealing a ruling to making a pill

in mclean, 67. 8:00 ohsets tonight at 8:01 p.m. will start to increase to radically.ght chance we may see cloudiness developing along the bay. once the wind changes direction. is 83 degrees at o'hare right now. 38 in indianapolis. 22 in -- 28 in denver. several inches in the minneapolis-st. paul area. we will be locked into position because of expanding area of high pressure off the coast line. what will happen is the moisture we west will converge and will have a lot of store minas and cloudiness. with high-pressure and control, this will sit and expand. we will have another four more days of beautiful weather. temperatures are just about average. the highs will flatten out or go away. we will get moisture in clouds from the south. let's look forward to thursday and friday and saturday and sunday. 48 in the morning. mostly sunny skies. there could be some low cloudiness early morning. upper 60's and lower 70's saturday and sunday. increasing cloudiness and mild weather monday through wednesday. i like the looks of that. >> thank you. >> the blame game is on as the tr

the castro with views of twin peaks is listed for that price (laughter) >> reporter: realtor dan mcleanwell bankers says in the past year home prices have jumped nearly 26 percent in san francisco due a combination of low interest rates and a small number of homes for sale last year at this time there were 1471 homes for sale in san francisco, now buyers are competing for just 572 homes for sale. buyers like jared simon know the frustration first hand as far as being successful , realtors says there is no hidden secret >> we put in nine of first we lost all those offers all offers were above market price in we are competing with 20 to 30 other people. sometimes we are competing with people will pay all cash. >> reporter: housing demand has come roaring back. some housing developers are holding lotteries to choose buyers. and that seems to be the case for a new 228 unit development in the bay area. the new cul-de-sac--called "fusion" was created by developer o-brien homes. o'briend began holding monthly housing lotteries to keep up with the rush of buyers. >> pam: gusty winds have truly

. >> a wealthy mclean neighborhood is epicenter of a human trafficking investigation. two women from the philippines were rescued tuesday and from a home on orris street. they told police they were held against their will. the home is owned by saudi arabia. neighbors say military attaches live there. investigators have not filed any charges so far. >> president obama will go to mexico later this morning for a three day trip that also includes a stop in costa rica. the white house says the president will highlight immigration reform moving through congress and will try to strengthen economic relations between the u.s. and mexico. today marks the second anniversary of osama bin laden's death. >> the hawk-eye leader was killed in his compound by a u.s. special forces unit. the death of the man behind the 9/11 attacks caused a decade- long manhunt. it's a major milestone for one world trade center which replaces the twin towers. the last piece of spire will be put in place today, weather permitting. it was postponed because of strong wind. when the last piece is installed,

. >> we're on the course at greatt meadow in mclean, virginia where they are set for the virginiairiold cup. you can actually bet on the races. we'll do the draw for the race live right here on fox 5. >> we're back. street cars are one step closerc to reality in d.c. today. >> they are ready for testing. linda is -- wisdom is live withw an upgiet. i love this -- with an update. i love this idea, wisdom. good morning. >> good morning. it's a>> g great idea. it's the street car they moved from greenbelt to here in the district. this is where they'll hold them until they are ready to go to another loangs and the process stars to get them on the streets. we're going to get more detailse about this project. why it's important, all the ins and outs on it. she's a spokesperson. thank you very much for gettinge up early in the morning for talking with us. u we appreciate it.t. >> my herb pleasure. >> how many cars. coming from green belt what are he doing here? h >> the district owns threehree district vehicles. they are coming from greenbelt. this was number one as you mentioned. number two

. >> we are following a developing story coming out of mclean, virginia. >> members expressed shock at hearing about human trafficking allegations in a home on by saudi arabia. authorities are looking into whether sex trafficking was going on at his home. immigration and customs enforcement and fairfax county police arrested two women from the philippines early this morning. investigators say so far, no charges have been filed. >> new developments involving the morning after pill -- the justice department appeal the judge's ruling to limit the age limit from 17-15. the fda announced the change on tuesday. attorneys think the judge went beyond his authority. they hope the decision will be suspended as they try to reverse it. >> vice president joe biden will meet with law enforcement officials at the white house today to discuss gun safety. joe manchin of west virginia is reintroducing a bill requiring background checks for gun buyers at gun shows and on line. he sponsored a previous version of the bill which failed in the senate last month. >> we are looking at 48 degrees and still ahea

federal investigators are looking into a possible human trafficking case in mclean, virginia. at a compound owned by the kingdom of saudi arabia. our cameras were not welcome there yesterday. take a look at this. >> do you know about what happened here last night? don't touch the camera, please. >> we're told police were called to rescue two women inside that house tuesday night. one woman reportedly tried to escape by squeezing through a gap in the front gate. the spokesman for the department of homeland security tells news4, "officers did encounter two potential victims of trafficking and the investigation is ongoing." >>> the justice department will fight to keep the morning after pill out of younger teens' hands. they are appealing a ruling to lift age limits on who can buy the pill without a prescription. word of the appeal came a day after they said they could buy one brand without a prescription. the current age limit is 17. >>> today virginia congressman jim moran will talk about an issue he has with the international olympic committee. he'll meet with high school wres

. >> reporter: we're here in mclean, virginia.lling us where the women are but they do say that under normal circumstances they would be working with a nongovernmental organization to give them things like housing, probably some clothing and a way of getting in touch with their the two women from the philippines worked behind these gates. the residents of the saudi arabian defense attache. a luxurious guarded compound in mclean, virginia valued at almost $3 million with bars on the windows. state department officials tell cnn the women claim the saudi diplomat living inside held their passports, forced them to work extremely long hours, did not pay them, would enter their rooms and wouldn't let them lock their doors. officials say so far there appears to be no indication of physical or sexual abuse. the women somehow contacted the philippine philippine embassy for help. it in turn contacted u.s. authorities, agents from homeland security and the state department came to the house and removed the women. they're calling them potenti

federal authorities say they have rescued two women during a raid at a saudi diplomatic compound in mclean but they're not saying much else about the raid. it took place tuesday at a mansion said to be the home of a saudi military attach shay. it's believed they were domestic workers and may possibly have been held against their will. it might for the result in any charges because of diplomatic up community. >>> time for the latest your money report of the morning. >> jessica doyle is here. jobs, jobs, and more jobs. >> wall street will be watching several factors including the unemployment numbers that came out later this morning. stocks fell yesterday on signs the economy is losing some steam and tomorrow could be dominated by that big jobs report due out for april. investors will also likely react to earnings like those that came from facebook after the bell. the dow starts today at 14,700 after tumbling 138 points in trading yesterday. nasdaq off by 29. s&p 500 was down by 14. this time last year, just before facebook's ipo, the company didn't have a single ad on its mobile application

. >>> federal investigators are looking into a possible human trafficking case in mclean.happened at a compound owned by the kingdom of saudi arabia. our cameras were not welcome there yet. >> reporter: do you know about what happened here last night with the women? don't touch the camera, please. don't touch the camera. >> we are told police were called to rescue two women inside the house tuesday night. one woman reportedly tried to escape by squeezing through a gap in the front gate. a spokesman for homeland security tells news4 officers did encounter two potential victims of trafficking and the investigation is ongoing. >>> a d.c. man could spend up to 100 years in jail for a brutal beating on capitol hill. tommy branch was found guilty yesterday on six counts for robbing and beating maslin last august. branch is accused of beating him almost to death. qui convicted now. branch is one of three arrested in that attack. he'll be sentenced on july 2nd. >>> maryland's corrections department says it is questioning more employees after widespread corruption in a baltimore ja

mclean is a professor at boston university school of law. he has served the counsel of record for aclu and issues addressing fourth amendment issues. the legislative counsel for privacy-related issues in the aclu's washington legislative office. served ashat, he project council on the aclu technology and liberty project. and with that, i will say without objection all the witnesses' statements will be placed into the record. each of you will have five minutes to summarize your statement. you are first. >> good morning, chairman, ranking member, and members of the subcommittee. thank you for asking me to testify today on the important topic of privacy and unmanned aircraft systems. i am a nonresident senior fellow for the center of technology at the brookings institution, i holdsor at ucla. appointments in the a tactical engineering department the department of public policy. the views i express are my own and do not represent brookings or the university of california. when discussing privacy it is helpful to keep in mind the variety of platf

look at john mclean with his cancer. mike huckabee had a weight problem.e questioned bill clinton's weight, back in the day, remember? this becomes i part of his personal narrative. he can now tell a story about how he had a struggle, how he was vulnerable, and how he's tried to overcome it. by the way, wolf, people will now continue to watch to see how he does. >> we know that, as far as his weight in new jersey, there was a quinnipiac university poll registered republican voters are nationwide that in new jersey it's not an issue. we asked among these republicans, potentially for a presidential campaign you see registered republicans, 19% for rubio, 17% for paul ryan, 15% rand paul, chris chris tis up there with 14%. you sense that this is likely to change. let's say he loses another 50 pounds or even 100 pounds right now. i suspect that would help him dramatically. >> you know, getting thinner is not going to make conservatives love chris christie anymore. they think he's a moderate. they don't like the way he embraced president obama before the last ee

heading back down towards pink and little axe there for you in northeastern mclean county. the doughnut hole that you saw right there. we should be on doppler 3 millennium quickly, please. let's go ahead and the doughnut hole that you see right there this is the actual radar site. you have seen it around town or been around norman the big doppler ball is right here and looking out. what happens is we are scanning the atmosphere around here and that is why everything looks so funny and usually something so close to the radar it is hard to differentiate exactly what is going on. what we will do right now is zoom down. zoom down right there and then take a peek at that with the velocity shots because this happens to be actually showing the strong rotation. usually it is hard to could that but just north of little axe. and also having to take the spotters and chasers out there, having to take what they are saying also to heart because the radar may be saying one thing and what is on the ground may be saying another thing. are it is so important to have the chasers on the ground

in mclean, virginia, at an address that doesn't get mail. postal authorities are trying to find that letter so they can make sure it's safely dealt with, andrea. >> that puts it all in context and i want to ask you about the fact that eric holder and team have been meeting with members of the media, not with nbc. with abc, was the only network that went today and with a number of newspapers yesterday, the "washington post" went yesterday. they seem to be wanting to come up with some guidelines. it's hard to say because they were off the record meetings. but the word that filters out is they want to come up with some guidelines to perhaps return to the practice of prior warnings to the media. in most cases at least. >> that's one possibility. i think they're looking at three things as i understand it. one is that. when you have a situation like with phone or email records, that are not retained by the person that you might want to search. they're retained by the phone company or an email company. that giving a heads up to the news media organ

it was addressed to the cia to a location in mclean, virginia that doesn't receive mail.re. it was most likely postmarked in spokane, washington and is not related on the letter received by mayor bloomberg. >>> a u.s. official insists that ibragim todashev was armed. he was being questioned about his relationship with tamerlan tsarnaev. in an exclusive interview with cnn's phil black, his father claims todashev's killing makes no sense. >> translator: i think if five men questioned my son and were all armed trained police officers and my son was definitely unarmed because he never had a gun, he couldn't attack or fight them, he couldn't do anything because two men could easily handle them, there were four or five of them all armed, he didn't pose any threat to them. but even if he threatened them with his fists, couldn't they shoot his leg? my son couldn't attack them. he's not crazy. i don't know how they could shoot him like that. >>> the prosecutor in the jodi arias murder case said today he is confident an impartial jury can be found to decide her punishment. the a.p.

they sent him down with shorter mclean, the actor shirley mcclain. and she's just been to china a few years earlier with a documentary team, and she's a good \70{l1}s{l0}\'70{l1}s{l0} leftist and so she begins to judge to deng xiaoping about how they're out of how they're out of this for a thing that this professor who is working on the farm. this is part of the cultural revolution, when mao and all the revolutionaries out of the countryside. is going on about how great this was and how the professor loved it. and deng xiaoping listens to her and then he says, that's ridiculous. professors should be teaching in universities. they shouldn't be planting crop. i was pretty much his verdict on the cultural revolution. but a lot of the china scholars at the time still bought into maoism, still bought into these ideas and this is one of the ideas one it was so hard for them to understand reforms that were going on in china. and if you go back to the accounts at the time, a lot of the established china scholars just didn't quite get the story. they didn't u

waiting in is mclean, virginia. republican line. caller: thank you for bringing up this issue, and i want to bring up a side note. i pay attention to c-span, listen to it as much as i can, this into the hearings as much as i can, because i do not trust what is written in the newspapers or brought up on tv anymore. senatorhow that clip of levin and his opinion of what apple was doing. his rant about what they were doing, the money they were taking out of the united states was totally wrong because, as the gentleman says from the foundation, we were talking about money that is not generated, sales not generated here in the u.s., but senator levin got his start them by making it seem as though he was looking out for the lodi and the american taxpayers who were being cheated by apple. what was the media doing? -- senator levin rarely i have a master's degree. i have been in the professional world since i've been working and when i look and see how backwards we are with our tax. have you ever tried to deal with the internal revenue servi

tracey mclean is professor at boston university school of law. he served the counsel of record for the aclu and issues addressed in first amendment issues. mr. calabrese is the legislative council for privacy related issues and the washington legislative office. prior to that, he served as the project council on the aclu technology and liberty project. with that, i say without objection all the witnesses full text this will be placed into the record. each of you will have five minutes to summarize your false statement. we have a timer in front of you. i think you're all familiar with the green, yellow and red lights. you are first. >> good morning, chairman sensenbrenner, ranking member scott and members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to testify in the topic of privacy and unmanned aircraft systems are ua asked. i'm a nonresident senior innovation at the brookings institution. i'm also professor at ucla were held appointments and electrical engineering department to department of public policy. that is express to my own do not

another james, this one in mclean, virginia. caller: good morning. would like to remind our viewers that the only other time that capital punishment can be used its in instances of treason outside of murder. am totally comfortable with the united states taking a drone and killing an american citizen abroad. i think they have given up their right to life by engaging in what is essentially an act of treason. met theot ever justifications released by the fed or the white house, but i can imagine that there is at least one notion of treason in there. so thank you for my call. host: cabinet pick whose family that against america gets hearing during his 2012 campaign for reelection -- host: that hearing will also be live on our c-span platform, if you go to c-span.org, you will be a will to find out exactly what time it starts and where it is being held. here is a picture of lois lerner with her attorney, mr. taylor, walking out of the committee room yesterday after invoking the fifth amendment. here is the "new york times" story. irs official invokes fift

. >>> accident had morning in mclean eastbound anderson route 123. the 14th street bridge, 26-minute drive from the beltway to the bridge. >> ♪ >> hey, scooby, where are you? welcome to a special edition of "today" on thursday, may 23rd, 2013. we are live from universal studios resort in orlando, florida. just the latest stop on "today's" great american adventure. and what a welcome it is. >> that's right. oh. i love lucy. >> classic tunes. "i love lucy." >> all the superstars. >> they're all here. >> right here, by the way, outside the gates of universal studios, florida. and this is the studio brass band playing some of our favorite theme songs. some of the most iconic characters here in the park as you can see, we've got lots of "despicable me" minions and we have diego and dora the explorer. spongebob. >> they're all here. >> who's not here? >> woody woodpecker over there. >> all right. hey, you know, just next door to us, islands of adventure, universal's other theme park is home to attractions like the hulk roller coaster, jurassic park, and of

it began 4.5 miles west of newcastle, oklahoma, in mclean county and ended 4.8 miles east of moore. right now we are still at the ef-4 rating. we are just now getting into some of the most heavily-damaged areas just west of the warren theater, and we think that may be where the most significant strug damage is. we've seen numerous structures that are wiped clean to the foundation, but we have the top experts out there today looking at that. our best estimates of wind speeds as of right now are about 190 miles an hour, but we're not done, and that could go higher. we will keep you updated through the day constant ri with updates. we, certainly mourn for all the loss and appreciate our partners here today. we are working with our partners in this time yesterday and the days preceding to try to get as much evidence as possible. we had a conference call yesterday morning with many of the people you see here talking about the threat for severe weather, the timeline and the warnings. we issued the first severe thunderstorm warning including newcastle and moore at 2:12 p.m. yesterday. at 2

our next caller is from mclean, virginia, a republican. go ahead, jenny. caller: hi. went to make a point that i do not think has been brought up yet. it was not just that they were investigating these groups. what they were asking for was for these groups to give them names of donors, donors to the tea party, and that is absolutely illegal to do. a wanted ton is harass these donors or prevent them from giving to the tea .arty or conservative groups that is a step beyond investigating the groups. i just wanted to make that point area host: let's look at the new york times piece. gives the gop an issue to seize on. it focuses on information we were given over the weekend. i will jump into the story. it says the new york times got an audit from the inspector general's office yesterday. effortests that the began with searching tax exempt applications that focused on one side of the political spectrum rather than broadly. the unit searched for groups described as tea party, patriots.r 9/12 they were also looking for political sounding names like we the people or take back

british artist bruce mclean, a student of anthony caro, created a series of photographic parodies, placing his own body in positions that mocked moore's reclining figures. there's this sense of moore the artist, moore's work, perhaps even being obscured by list upon list of commission and prize. certainly, he was very proud of that. he always claimed to be somewhat perplexed by all the attention, and he certainly did evolve into an artist celebrity. i mean it's very rare that a sculptor's face graces the cover of time magazine. (narrator) bruce nauman created several works referring to moore: seated storage capsule for henry moore, henry moore bound to fail, and light trap for henry moore. (bruce nauman) it somehow had to do with capturing some sort of essence or ghost of henry moore. when i had done a few commissions or been asked to do a few commissions and none of them worked out, and i'd put in quite a bit of effort, and then nothing ever happened. so i talked to claes oldenburg about how, i asked him at happen to him or what happened?he,did so he told me how he set up contracts to get