mr. barnes for coming to speak on this item. mr. clerk, call the next and final item? >> clerk: a review of theup date on recreation and parks department's strategic, operational, and capital plans. >> supervisor kim: good morning, mr. ginsberg. we appreciate you being here today and i want to recognize that danny kurn, the operation director, talk and taylor emerson and the strategic planning analysts are here and they're available to answer questions and i see that gary mccoy is here as well. >> if i can modify that a bit. they're upstairs in a capital planning presentation of his own that i was supposed to be in so he's covering that and i have tillerson who is overseeing, and danny kearn is our operation director and jordan lam berson is here, a chief land plan use owners and gary mccoy from our staff so we have plenty of people to answer questions should they arrive and they are here to cheer me on. >> supervisor kim: thank you for being here today and one of the civil grand jury recommendations that this board, that this committee took upon was to call a hearing

mr. barnes much overall that's an a. >> it adds up today for once. >> yes, it does.ng in harder than it looks. >> thank you professor roth. >> yeah. ♪ >> yes. >> whoo! >> please come back on monday and tuesday and wednesday and thursday. >> i'll be here. >> i have never seen student steve chenevey so captivated by school. >> i think. he's got a crush on the teacher. >> miss roth will have to come back. >> um-hmm. >> moving over to traffic. right now eastbound side of the freeway at ninth street southwest crash blocks the left lane. give yourself a little extra time. actually that crash just cleared. we just have residual delays. keep it to fox5 news morning. it's frida on time so you can start your weekend on time. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ stepping into the unknown, it can be difficult to find the way. but with the compassion and strength of a name, and the security of the cross and shield, obstacles... become openings. as we have for more than 75 years, we'll continue to light the way. using our knowledge to create new healthcare solutions giving you the power to

mr. barnes?e. >> right. >> i don't know. i think he's going to come back soon. he's a little nervous miss roth might take over the class for good, guys. taking a look at northbound before gw parkway crash is blocking the left lane. now aside from that one, we are seeing big delays 30 minute trip coming up 395 because of that main and hov lanes crowding. pennsylvania of a parking lot from southern avenue on through. crash on the westbound side approaching the sousa bridge. there's a crash blocking the right shoulder. part of the right lane heavy volume in both directions. look that sun glare between 109 and local lane split. 270 southbound checking in at 40 minute ride. looks warmer out there than it is. grab your jacket you'll need it today and outer loop holding steady with 30 minute delay 95 to to the 270 spur. aside from n all metro rail lines are on time. guys, that's your traffic. back to you. >> thanks erin. >> take a short break. 8:27. back with your latest headlines coming up after this.

mr. barnes when he returns. unfortunately. >> all right. weather report card for today, sunshine.ld give for the sunshine it tried. >> it definitely tried. i hate to give it an f. maybe that should be a d. it tried it just doesn't come out. winds that's a c today it's kind of breezy afternoon temps at least getting into the 60s despite this in the so nice looking day. we'll have to say that's b. all right. party for the substitute teacher class party today? >> yeah. >> i think it's in order. i think that's an a. all right, guys. kids -- >> that makes sense a c. >> it's a c. >> yes, the arithmatic part hasn't been the hardest for me it's the dance off when you're filling in. >> you've been nailing it. >> thank you ladies. all right, class i'm signing off until next time. >> we'll miss you. >> thank you professor caitlin. >> i'll miss you all too. >> queue my music. >> ♪ >> oh, yeah. >> whoa. that was teacher getting some love. see you next time. >> whoo! >> thank you. >> hi, erin. shoes to fill when he comes back tomorrow. >> oh, goodness. hopefully he's been working on those abs w

mr. barnes, and we want to give mr. chek an opportunity to speak as well and to answer questions. >> thank you, president breed, supervisor kim and supervisor peskin. my name is jason chek and i work with raintree partners and we're the owner of 973 market street known as the wilson building. i wanted to take a minute and talk briefly about the history of this project and our excitement to be part of it and also address the commentary earlier about the fine, rather large fine, paid by our company -- >> supervisor breed: can you speak directly into the microphone, thank you. >> it's a property that we were involved with in 2011. at the time we purchased the property it actually was delapidated to the point where the city was considering demolishing the building. i have a picture here of the original building and then on the left-hand side here is just a representation of holes that were cut through the building by the prior owner prior to raintree taking ownership. and in the bottom picture you can see that the building

mr. barnes. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> 35 now. hey, feeling like 24 how the there.ds are gusting now sustain within 30 to 40. within advisory until 2:00 o'clock this afternoon those are your lake effect snows off to the north. we'll be par toll mostly sunny very chilly actual air temperatures upper 30s to about 40. but wind chills in the 20s and then very very cold tonight. with overnight lows back in the teens and 20s. lo much this is going to be very very week as we get into new year's. that may be one much our coldest new year's in recent memories with temps in the teens new year's eve and today time high of 31 degrees. so have a great christmas and again temperatures this afternoon in the upper 30s. all right. guys, i guess i'll go back to you. >> all right. thanks tucker barnes. 8:26 is the time. alert for consumers last minute shoppers need to watch out for fraud. experts sacred did it card thieves wait until the most frenzied shopping day of the year to pounce. fraud prevention company risk tide says christmas eve has the highest rate of fraud of any other da

. >> my alma mater university of maryland keeps referring to me as mrs. barnesll relative. >> one day. one day. winter solstice. 11:28 and change. 11:29 winter begins i saw in the live shot with erin and mike that, um, it is sunny, bright and beautiful out there. so lots of sunshine. absolutely beautiful start to the day. it is chilly and i finally got my sunrise and sunset times right. well it was, times were right but the days were wrong. 7:23 tonight. nine hours and 26 minutes of daylight. write this down we lost five hours and 32 minutes of daylight since the summer solstice. there you go. five house and 32 minutes. 36 now in washington. 33 gaithersburg. most of the region hard freeze overnight lots of 20's and teens early this morning when i got here. but you can see we're gradually getting more comfortable. 32 in winchester. 36 this morning fredericksburg. mid 40s for daytime highs. that's it. quiet day if you're traveling look how quiet it is. boston and new york, philly dc all the carolinas and then down towards at land and georgia nice and quiet. again

mr. barnes is out.students did see the super moon last night. >> i did. >> we did our homework. >> we love it. >> science points for the day. steve and allison. >> wonderful. >> thank you. >> steve those are already a's substitute teachers are notoriously easy on the stu students. weather report card for today. sunshine you saw those clouds coming in. so that is a b. we've got some high clouds but winds that's an a. no winds out there. afternoon temperatures we're giving that b. still pretty mild temperatures into the 50s and that's why you're activity play kick ball outside. anyone used to play kick ball at recess. >> no. all the time. >> we did, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> i don't think they do it any more. >> they don't do it any more >> they text, right. >> text at recess. >> but they should be outside enjoying this nice weather. a b overall wonderful. >> let's enjoy it now before the teachers next week. ♪ >> this is my song. [ laughter ] >> smoldering. >> a two for. yes. [ applause ] >> well done. >> my

mr. trump barn storms, his unpopularity will rub off.s to recreate last year's campaign by holding one will ray after another. if the president wants to help his party, he should lower his profile. the odds on that are negative. >> that last bit about lowering his political is that he is in people's faces and on twitter and everything about this president permeates people's homes and lives. it's not just the barn storming, but the fact that he is constantly creating news and drama. that's part of the political profile that a lot of republicans want him to turn down in addition to the fact that many of them don't want him in. >> we have seen what the president wants. this is the big one whether you oppose or favor it. after months and months of frustration. what he likes after big wins is this. >> i know i speak on behalf of the cabinet and millions of americans when i say congratulations and thank you. >> this has been a year of extraordinary accomplishment for the trump administration. >> thank you for seeing through the course of this

mr. tucker barnes and jamal mentors and speaks out against bullying and he promotes suicide awareness andu're busy. >> good guy. >> he's truly paying it forward, too. we are here wishing you continued success. keep on doing what you're doingg >> there needs to be a meme about tucker's face in that picture. that picture. >> what's tucker's mine set. >> a little jack nicholson. >> not my best angle. [ laughter ] >> i wonder wagon you were thinking? >> jack is back. that's what you look like. >> that's great photo a different type of smile for you tucker. >> that was at the annapolis mall. i actually i remember taking that picture. not too flattering. i don't know what i'm doing in that t-shirt either. >> 34 in washington. all right. so we're going to be in the mid to upper 40s later today. lots of 20s to start the morning. that's the warm spot at reagan national. otherwise sunny and bright and beautiful. high pressure to our north and that will keep things nice and dry today. quick look at the seven day we warm it up friday. saturday looks wet but warm and then by sunday, monday colder air

barn? >> yes. >> and how far is that to the house? i. >> it's approximately 75 yards. >> mr.oley claimed he with was dropping a window. would that sound have penetrated that far? >> in my opinion, that couldn't have happened. >> police also say they carefully searched that area around the back porch. >> there was no glass that we could see when we looked at the scene on that particular night as well as the next day. >> for dar's sisters, the writing was by now on the wall. they were certain of their brother-in-law's guilt. >> we went over every case we could come up with to not make it tom. >> i think tom resented dar and that he couldn't be a man. i think it kind of ate at him, and he couldn't take it anymore. >> people get divorced for that reason. >> he didn't divorce her because he's a selfish coward. he wanted heath. he wanted the house. he wanted her money. and if he divorced her, he lost everything. >> in november 2009, tom foley's trial began. the prosecution argued that only tom had a motive to kill dar. but the defense claimed police had rushed to judgment. defense

mr. flynn, he doesn't seem to care that much -- >> or leaks based on that surveillance. stuart: i've got fred barnesyou, fred. sum it up. >> the most preposterous thing was congressman steve cohen. he used the word "watergate." this shows you how preposterous people are in trying to assess this thing with flynn. there doesn't seem to be much there and certainly not anything that smacks of watergate. but, you know, democrats are desperate! so they say stuff like that. [laughter] stuart: thank you, everybody. i've got to say thank you to john and james and fred and everybody else who's either on the phone or with us. i do want to point this out, the dow's come back. now we're down 147 points. in part, i think, it's because with lindsey graham says, yes, there are 50 votes, and now senator mitch mcconnell, leader of the republicans in the senate, he too has said, yes, we've got those 50 votes. the market likes it. we're down 143. neil, it's yours. busy day. neil: yeah, i think you're right. i think that graham, you know, prediction did change things. for how long, is anyone's guess. thank you, stuart.

mr. hensarling: i yield the gentlelady an additional 30 seconds. ms. lofgren: the fact is in my district and many other districts there are small barnings getting out of the lending business and cannot provide those options for the communities they live in. we need to do everything we can to make sure that we are allowing these institutions to stay in the market without the high costs of regulatory compliance and thank goodness h.r. 3971 supports those yoles. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentlelady from california. ms. waters: may i inquire how much time i have left? the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california has 11 1/2 minutes. waters quarters thank you very much, mr. chairman. this bill is strongly opposed by all of the consumer groups, americans financial reform, center for american progress, center for responsible lending, the national consumer law center and public citizens. why are they so opposed to this bill? this bill would again amend the truth in lending act that is tila and real estate settlement procedures act to on widen the size of two exemptions that the consumer financial protecti