mr. howard and mr. bradley were both somewhat remorseful. >> definitely sorry that it happened and i wish we all would have handled it in a different way. >> mr. howard who is a large man made a comment that he was throwing some large round house punches and that he feels fortunate that he never really directly made contact with the ref or any of the opposing team because he could have really hurt them. >> although the referee threw the first punch, he is not charged. >> the referee used good judgment and he wanted to defend himself. >> i did not see him throw the first punch, but based on what i saw with my eyes, i would have defended myself, as well. >> the arrests are not the only consequences. the entire gators' team is expelled from the league. >> while i agree that a big statement needed to be made, the sarasota gators now are suffering as a result of the actions of three grown men and a youth who attacks the referee. >> a reminder of the power of one video going viral. >> if we wouldn't have had

mr. howard? >> thank you, mr. chairman. my name is robert. a member of cornell kufrt since 198 5. i'm here as an individual. the opinion ice express are informed by me research conducted at cornell. i've worked on the consequences of environment pollution including the effects of oil and ga gas development since the mid-1970s. i was invited to present that information on the consequences of hydraulic fracturing and i'll try to briefly do so. hydraulic fraction sb not new, we just heard. the process existed for decades but its existed in a small scale using small volumes of water. what is up in is the combination of high precision directional drilling. the new combination uses 50 to 100 times more water than was ever used in fracturing until a decade or so ago. 5 million gallons or so per well. this new technology has indeed opened up new resources from shell gas and others. the technology is very, very new. i want to stress that. as a result, the science of understanding what the consequences are is also very, very new. for contest, half of all the shall gas developed in the world

mr. howard bernstein has to talk about. >> lots of water out there. >> it's been pouring in spots this morningt's good news, it looks like the next hour or two conditions will be improving, especially west of town and even here along i-95 but east and northeast that's where the rain is

mr. wong? >> howard wong.sing, but i did stand on the opera house stage, when i replace the wooden stage floor. that was interesting. i am here to support architectural heritage i's and e hpc's recommendations regarding articles 10 and 11. as an architect, i have worked on shopping centers, hotels, commercial and institutional buildings, as well as renovations and historic preservation. for many of these projects or all of these projects, there are many codes that apply universally to all projects -- building codes, zoning codes, ada, fire and life safety, engineering, energy air and leed guidelines, grant funding constraints, and other things. for a very few projects which involve historic resources, which are perhaps 5% or 10% of all architectural projects, there are also guidelines that are widely recognized. there are secretary of the interior standards, local preservation codes. many of these guidelines and codes have also been refined, just as building codes have been refined for decades. historic resour

mr. wong? >> howard wong.sing, but i did stand on the opera house stage, when i replace the wooden stage floor. that was interesting. i am here to support architectural heritage i's and e hpc's recommendations regarding articles 10 and 11. as an architect, i have worked on shopping centers, hotels, commercial and institutional buildings, as well as renovations and historic preservation. for many of these projects or all of these projects, there are many codes that

mr. howard bernstein. >> we lost sleep last night thanks to the big storms that rolled through. right over my house. >> they knew you were -- >> trying to sleep. >> mother nature -- flexing her muscles. and she may flex her muscles again this afternoon and this evening. we should be in pretty decent shape this morning. got a little fog here ask there from the leftover moisture if last night but a much quieter morning. what's going on here today our day planner. and we have a severe weather alert day with highs in the mid and maybe even upper 80s south and southwest of town. those winds will go to the west at 5 to 10 miles per hour. we're okay through noon. 80 degrees all right after lunch and even -- at lunch and even early afternoon should be okay. but mid to late afternoon, 3:00, 4:00 some storms will develop especially out west that will move to us. they could be strong to severe and even hail or wind gusts over 65 miles per hour. that's a severe thunderstorm. last night there they are, they're tall way -- they're dying and they're in norfolk the storms that hit us late last

mr. rosenfield and howard will talk to us about the edges -- budget. and there are some impact we might expect from the state. where do we begin with mr. -- why don't we begin with mr. rosenfield? >> our office issues periodic updates regarding the current your financial status and this is our last such report for the fiscal year we are winding down. we can -- we see a continuation of the trend we have seen thus far through the fiscal year which is a continued improvement in the local economy, fueling better than expected tax revenues. and continued savings in departments as they work to plan for next year's budget. as you see on this slide, the bottom line news in the report, we project $172 million ending balance in the general fund. that is a $43 million improvement versus the six month report which we issued three months ago. it can also see on the summary slide and i will talk about the details in more depth. this $43 million is being driven almost in even parts by improvement in our local revenue picture and department told expenditure savings. it

the mr. 1% will do almost anything, promise anything to beat 50%. howard feinman and the director for the media group. this sunday on abc, george will questioned what mitt romney has to gain with associating himself with donald trump. let's watch him in action. >> i do not understand the cost benefit here.

mr. and and howard street for work on the new trend day transit center patrick city is alive all morningong will tell you about how they made their wrote. right if you have now found that financial district in santa does go to the bay bridge this is got to be a familiar sight to drivers when first she was shot down friday night and closed all holiday weekends where workers moved up prefabricated pieces of bridges and to place after the old structure for st. was destroyed that temporary street was built a steel and right next door. and moved over the cranes. this is part of the chance made channel projects a huge futuristic terminals buses high-speed trains parks have apartments and this is phase one of the project at a cost of $1.6 billion and will call it a total of 4.2 billion when completed in 2017 right now traffic looks like it's all clear ready to go thanks frank. did we tell chains on shoreham commuters and says a lot to make adjustments. that bigger joins us from the seven st. omer. one of the leading lights will soon get switched on. to equate when starting tomorrow afternoon ca

mr. howard talks about his book, "mr. and mrs.madison's war at the book loft bookstore in great barrington massachusetts. >> hello book friends, and welcome. thank so much for coming to the book loft on this fine berkshire evening. as many of you know in our nearly 40 years of business, we okies at the book loft are very proud of our staff. they represent a -- in fact we will often ask each other so what are you reading? and when told it will ask -- well maybe or not or yeah. even though hugh howard and i are best friends and have downed more than a few beers together over the years and a briton many side-by-side while skiing it doesn't necessarily follow however that i would pick his excellent new book. i did it because it is in fact an excellent book. more on that in a moment. hugh hubbard got his book working in publishing houses as an architectural historian. he wrote a series of articles for "the new york times" which became the basis for his first book, the preservation of progress. over the ensuing years he has written over

mr. gray know about the payments? the self-admitted felon howard brooks refused to answer any questions as he walked out of d.c.'s federal courthouse. his lawyer spoke on his behalf. >> i think he hit the point where he realized that, you know, it was time to accept responsibility for what he had done. >> reporter: brooks entered a guilty plea of making false statements when he lied to investigators over money he then gave to mayoral candidate sulaimon brown. >> he realized he made a serious mistake in the way he had gone about handling it initially. >> reporter: the scheme included money orders. the money was intended to keep brown in the race so he could bash on then mayor adrian fenty. it was supposed to create an easy path for gray to get elected. brooks is expected to plead guilty. thomas gore also pled guilty. brooks is expected to become somewhat of an informant as the investigation into vincent gray's 2010 campaign continues. >> he's agreed to cooperate fully with federal investigators and he's certainly going to hold up that end of the bar

howard brooks' lawyer. mr. ivy told me earlier today that his client wants to clean the air and start rebuilding his life by while this investigation goes on. at the federal court, downtown washington, i'm tom sherwood, news4. >>> police are questioning a man who says he killed the 6-year-old boy whose disappearance started a national missing children's movement. etan patz vanished 33 years ago on his way to school in new york city. he was one of the first missing children featured on a milk carton. new jersey police picked up pedro hernandez late last night in connection with his disaperfect answer. hernandez says he suffocated the broy and left the bodly good a box. investigators say they need to confirm his story. friday is the anniversary of patz's's disappearance. >>> a new poll out shows the majority of maryland voters would say yes to same-sex marriage if it makes it on to the ballot this fall. a public policy poll of medical in voters found 57% of people would vote in favor of same-sex marriage. 37% wou

howard brooks. >> that led us to allegations by mr. ade a conclusion, a number of conclusions in that report, that money was paid by howard brooks, someone who took the fifth amendment and wouldn't testify before us. >> reporter: sources believe just like thomas gore who pleaded guilty yesterday howard brooks is also working with prosecutors as they dig deeper into this campaign investigation, one mayor gray says won't keep him from doing his job. >> i'm focused on the city. i'm going to do the best job i possibly can. >> reporter: we did hear from sulaimon brown today. he sent us an e-mail and continues to ask for mayor gray to step down. also tomorrow howard brooks is expected to go before a federal judge. that's tomorrow afternoon. in the newsroom matt ackland, fox 5 news. >>> taking a closer look at the details, payoff accusations, lying to the fbi, this investigation just seems to get worse and worse for the mayor. earlier tonight i talked to fox 5 political analyst mark plotkin to get his take. >> the mayor has got to be very conc

howard brooks. >> and that led us to allegations by mr. brown and we made a number of conclusions in that report that mean was paid by howard brooks, someone who took the 5th amendment and wouldn't testify about this. >> does the mayor know about this? >> reporter: source say like thomas gore who pleaded guilty yesterday, howard brooks is working with prosecutors as they dig deeper into the campaign investigating. and one mayor gray said won't keep him from focusing on his job. >> i will do the best job i can. >> reporter: we received an e- mail from brown and he said he's in full agreement with the u.s. attorney and continued his call for mayor gray to step down and meanwhile, a hearing for howard brooks will likely take place tomorrow in federal court, shawn. >> and thank you. >>> fox 5 political analyst joins us now. clearly the mayor didn't want to talk today. as the layers keep coming off of the investigation, what, if any damage, has this done to his credibility and his ability to run the city? >> reporter: as the mayor said, he's goi

mrs. obama plans to shake hands with each graduate. >>> coming up next, howard has the forecast. >> jc, sunny and windy today. we may see a sprinkle buff the rains yesterday really helped some of the pollen in a bad way. here's a look at the allergy update as we go to break fl everything is high except for -- break. everything is high except for the weeds. the free trees, grass and mold up high. >>> i love to shop and i am shopping for you this morning finding you some deep discounts. here are my favorites. you need a vacation? here's one for you found on travel zoo. pay $599, get a 12-night mediterranean cruise this summer through cruises only. that's a discount of $360. you will leave out of spain and go to france, italy, greece and turkey for about $50 a day. airfare is not included. this is with norwegian cruiseline. >>> does your daughter need new jeans? target's daily deal is a buy one, get one free. works out to be $17.99 for two pairs of girls jeans made by levis under the denson brand and you're getting free shipping on this one. >> we can honor our heroes at the nation's only milita

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mr. hill. >> i am speaking on the next item, but i also went to speak in support of howard strassner and robin strasso. i think it would be great to continue on psac. supervisor kim: thank you. >> howard strassner. i just went to speak on behalf of robyn. she is great and we want to get her back. the pedestrian safety report was very necessary and well done. thanks a lot. supervisor kim: thank you so much, mr. strassner. >> ♪ stop the life you save may be your own make it safe or you will be all alone you are headed to a danger zone make the appointments you need for your committee ♪ supervisor kim: thank you. >> i just want to support howard strassner and ask you to move it forward. supervisor kim: thank you. any other public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. just really quickly, i know john lowell was not able to make it today. he has become a huge advocate for pedestrian safety and the disability community. and paul supawanich did actually let us know he would not be able to make it today. he has been a tireless advocate as well. supervisors, if you would like to

the mr. 1% will do almost anything, promise anything to beat 50%. howard feinman and the director for the media group. this sunday on abc, george will questioned what mitt romney has to gain with associating himself with donald trump. let's watch him in action. >> i do not understand the cost benefit here. the costs are clear. the benefits, what voter is going to vote for him because he's seen with donald trump? the costs of a with this i ignoramus is beyond me. he says if you're low, you can still intrude on american politics. >> donald trump plans to hold a fundraiser today in las vegas for mitt romney. >> i was walking down the street and people are screaming, please, don't give that up. a publisher came out last week and had a statement about obama given to them by obama when he was doing a book as a young man a number of years ago, in the '90s, born in kenya and raised in indonesia. this was a statement. this was from obama. now, amazingly, the publishers only made a mistake. i don't think life works that way. now, is it the most important thing? in a

mr. romney better spell out a policy. what it will stand for in regard afghanistan. howard, here is a person who i have been reading it for years, very sharp and broadening their thinking, and she's saying to romney, now hear this. get yourself some spine. you wouldn't say that do someone with a lot of foreign policy background that believed in a lot of things, said a lot of things in the past. and the hawks are going to try to use them. >> to oversimplify, only a little bit. they're the foreign policy equivalent. and they have been in charge essentially of republican party thinking for the last ten or 12 years. and they see romney as the etch-a-sketch by other republicans. they see a guy without much foreign policy experience, and they see a guy who seems to have signed a lot of pledges and on to a lot of positions he didn't have in the past. they think given their track record with people like george w. bush they can push around anybody, especially somebody like what they think mitt is. >> i've done my homework here, look at what he said to make him especially vulnerable.

mr. brown at his memorial service thursday beginning at 11:30 a.m. at the d.c. convention center, reporting live from the howard theater northwest washington, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> breaking news in culpeper, virginia, where a police officer was indicted on a murder charge tonight, stemming from the shooting of a woman in a church parking lot and we've just learned tois that mother was also arrested tonight. shamari stone joins us live. >> reporter: doreen this case has rocked a small town of culpeper. they have 42 police officers tonight, one is charged with murder. the grand jury came down with the four count indictment against officer daniel harmon wright, this is the moment gary cook waited for months for. >> i found out maybe a few months ago. >> reporter: gary cook speaks about the late breaking news regarding his wife, patricia cook. police officer wright is facing four charges, including murder. >> on one hand it feels relief, and on the other hand, it's showing me that progress is going on. >> mr. harman wright turned himself in to state police. >> reporter: the officer shot cook several times duri

let's go to howard dean and romney supporter and former missouri senator jim talent. mr. talent, welcome back. have not seen new a while. to me the problems of our economy and our country, whether it's budget deficits, job, economic growth, entitlements, simpson-bowles, this doesn't fit on a post-it note. this language makes me furious. what does the president think we are, just a bench of dummies? >> larry, it's hard not to conclude this is just an attempt to distract the voters of the president's policies of of the past that have failed and are squeezing the middle class. median income down 43% of the year. people are choosing between buying gas and paying for lessons for their kids. these small ball ideas, it's very disappointing. it's hard to conclude they'relue not an attempt to distract people from what's really going on. >> governor howard dean, i really hate to say this but this is not serious stuff coming from the president. you have to agree with me. with all the problems this country has, he actually gets up there and says it's all going to be fixed with a post

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in maryland is shocking and i certainly hope that the howard county police get to the bottom of that. >> reporter: again the gun was registered to mr. jones. the bishop of maryland say they are praying for him but say that a lot of people are angry with the society and can't keep guns from unstable people, and these are his words. mike hellgren, wjz news. >>> new at 6:00 you will hear from police on this mobile crisis unit they use to deescalate situations like this. >>> two high school seniors die in a high school accident after their prom. police say brendan coliflower lost control of his car and hit a tree. he died along with his passenger samantha kelly. the couple seen on the picture in the left were stand out athletes and honor roll students: friends say they crashed on the way home from senior prom in west virginia. >>> political consultant julian tinsley are firing back for problems problems from robocalls. derek valcourt has the story. >> reporter: the blame for the legal problems with that robocall should fall on julius. julius has been told jurors he wrote the election call in three minutes while having lunch with his gr

mr. gray ran on a platform of in-ttegrity and it's hypocritic when they were not. >> reporter: howard brooks and thomas gore each pleaded guilty to secretly funding brown part of a wider criminal probe of gray's campaign donations and expenses and a possible shadow campaign. >> let's not minimize what occurred here. it was a deception of the public. it's deceiving the public which is a major crime when you're talking about elections. and the fundamental bedrock of our democracy is having an open and honest election. >> reporter: he says it's possible gray knew or did nothing illegal. but many fenty campaign workers with a like to hear from mayor gray. >> our view is let the u.s. attorney do what he's got to do. we don't though if he's innocent yet. but i do think it's time that the mayor tell us what he knows. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood ur, news 4. >>> mayor fenty has never spoken publicly about the gray scandal and mayor gray on vice fradvice counsel has refused to comment. >>> a new type of deit ter geit posing a threat. >> and why an old recording could tie man son as to e

howard brooks said he did a lot of illegal things. but what he pled guilty to was lying about everything to cover up. mr.oks, did mayor gray know about this? did he know about the payments? the self admitted felon refused to ask any questions. he jumped into an awaiting suv and rushed away. his lawyer spoke on his behalf. >> i think he hit the point where he realized that it was time to accept responsibility for what he had done. >> reporter: brooks entered a guilty plea of making false statements when he lied to fbi investigators over money he then gave to mayor brown. >> he realized he made a very serious mistake in the way he had gone about handling this initially. >> reporter: the scheme included money order payments in the thousands given to brown by brooks. the money was intended to keep brown in the mayoral race so he could bash on then mayor fenty. that was supposed to create an easy path for vincent gray to become elected. brooks is the second to plead guilty in the scheme. thomas score who was also involved in the plan pled guilty to destroying evidence. brooks is expected to become an informan

mr. brown. we made a number of conclusions in that report that money was paid by howard brooks, someone who took the 5th amendment and wouldn't testify before us to suleman brown. we did not have mr. gore in front of us. we couldn't determine who said to pay this money and precisely what the motivation was. we were somewhat stymied we don't have all the tools of a federal prosecutor but we were never able to trace anything to the mayor. >> the more significant parties and every person in this piece is significant, that is not what i am saying but the more significant party who is might they be going after? might it be the mayor? is that the ultimate target? >> well, one doesn't know but if you get some body at the heart of the campaign, and they are co-operating, and there is supposedly some notebook where they kept notes about other payments presumably, some body other than mr. gore knew about this. some body other than mr. gore may have directed him to do this, whether it goes all the way to the candidate or another persons in the campaign. we found in our investigation that mr. brooks played

mr. zuckerberg. >> we're crying for him. >> he better put the money in a 529 for his future children for college. >> thanks, jess. >>> our time right now is 4:43. howard is up next with the forecast. monika is keeping an eye on traffic. it's been busy already this early hour. >> see how a northern virginia english teach our taught a thing or two to his students about civic. . >>> good morning. we're going to stick to the good news about today's forecast. >> it's going to be a fantastic finish to the month which like the stock market it has had its ups and downs. we start with the bus stop forecast. partly cloudy conditions. really very comfortable out there this morning. some areas in the low 60s. still holding on to 71, 27 in a couple of spots. we'll call it 60s at the bus stop under partly cloudy to mostly clear skies the next few hours. our day planner, we'll see a good deal of sunshine. 71 by 9:00. by noon 79. a gorgeous, gorgeous lunch hour. north winds at 10 miles an hour. they'll be north to northwest at 10 this afternoon. maybe diminishing a little bit by 4:00. 83. high today about 84. at 8:00 p.m. 79 degrees. if you have plans outdoor today,

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just before 9:00 p.m., hugh howard talks about his book mr. and mrs. madison's war. americans first couple at the second war of independence. after that, the author of james madison and the making of america. the tv in prime time all week on c-span 2. >> sunday on "q&a." >> i want each book to examine the kind of political power in america. for it to say that this is a kind of local power. seeing what a president can do in a time of great crisis. what does he do to get legislation moving? to take command in maastricht in? that is the way of examining power in a time of crisis. i said that i want to do this in full. i suppose it takes 300 pages. that is why i just said let's examine this. robert caro on the passage of power, volume four in the years of lyndon johnson. his biography of the 36th president. this weekend on c-span's "q&a." and look for our second conversation with this author on may 20. >> in a few moments, our "book tv" programming in prime time continues with details of a special forces mission in "no way out." a story of valor in the mountains of afgha

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. >> the portraits by john howard sandion show bush standing in the oval office, while mrs.n the green room which she helped refurnish ir. >>> and new york city wants to ban supersized soft drinks. it may be a move for our health, but should government be making decisions about our diet? a debate on that, next. >>> plus, arrested for dui on a lawn mower. jeanne moos is next with a week of vehicles ending up in places they should not. >>> i wanted to make droothraki feel kind of like an old book or maybe some comfortable clothes that have been worn, shoes that have been walked in for miles and miles. >> for instance, he mentioned there's no phrase for "thank you" in dothraki, but have something like 42 words for horse. it's a horse-based culture. >> i started about a thousand years before the series. i conceived how the language would look at that point and then evolve the language over a period of a thousand years. and doing so kind of helps to make the language kind of more authentic. ♪ [ engine turns over ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. [ tires squeal ] then we