it, and it wasn't something that i needed to see in my career, i didn't need to know that it was murielrt that was ahead of me when i started on the trading floor, but if i can help other people, ten i want to make sure i'm doing that. do you see yourself as a role model for others? i think it's important for men, women, boys, girls, to know that they can go out and change the world in whatever way makes sense of them. they should choose the career path that makes sense for them, they should follow it, and if you're following your dreams, then you're going to be successful and you're going to enjoy what you're doing. and if somebody sees me as someone who's following my dreams and enjoying what i do each day, and that makes me role model, then that's great. but if you look at the finance world, it does have a very strong reputation of having that bro kind of culture. what was it like for you in this environment? i had a great time on the trading floor, and so, even though i was outnumbered as a woman and there were far more men on the trading floor, there were some benefits to that, and

. >> but muriel bowser also fought to oust a sitting council member. tonight what voters decided. >> and a race for county executive that should favor democrats, this year a third caidate made it anyone's race. >> you're watching "news4" coverage of election night, december 2018. here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. hithat's fine, i'm not, really wild about people.. oh hey, monday! ugh. but lately, they've been dragging me to places that are way too much fun. look at this place, like people are winning and laughing. and doing that. i... no. it's five in the afternoon, for pete's sake. monday! up top! no! what's wrong with you? when i was shopping fothe choice was easy. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. excuse me... winner! that's a win. but it's not the onl

. >> mayor muriel bowser easily won. we haveore from the mayor's victory party. >> reporter: the party went on unti late lastight here at muriel bowser's campaign party in northwest washington celebrating her re-election as mayor. the first woman ever to be re-elected mayor and the first mayore-elected at all since 2002. as a matter of fact, every wa incumbent tha up for e-election in the district last night wonhandily. there was a record turnout, more than 200,000 people cast their vote, more than 50,000 cast them as early ballots. here's what mayor bowr said t her supporters last night after the election results came yin. >> a going to stick with me? today over 120,000 of you said we've got your back, bowser, all e way! >> reporter: insiders do expect some changes inside the bowser administration as she prepares for her second term as mayor of her hometown. in the district, mark seagraves, news 4. >>> 4:11. decision 2018 coverage is far from over. coming up, how the election played out over social media. ig> and he fac

mayor muriel bowser led a successful pack of incumbents on election day.ll incumbents on t ballot were re-elected. more than 200,000 w ballotse cast. more than 50,000 were early voters. >>> maryland question two passed and it allows for same day registration on election day. 17 states in the distric already allow same day registration. >> it is 6:51 meteorologist chuck bell is running for best weather man. >> absolutely. >> t forecast -- >> you have my vote! >> i'm ahead by one vot now. aaron gilchrist still undecided. skies are clear overhead after two rainy days in a row. we get sunshine back today. so far only six days into the month, we've already had more than three incs of rain. our wettest start to november 55 years. we're nearly 22 inches ahead in rainfall already with 53 l calendar dayt we're already in the sixth place for sixth record. year on we are probably going to get a top five finish in that category. clear sks, 49 in washington, 42 in fairfax. 30s p acrosnce william, culpepper. could have patchy fog first thing this morning. but your plann

but, there is some, i think, muriel is tryinmuriel is tryingt trump to corsi and stone.'t vouch for them. i do know they a little nervous about it. i don't think there is any connection in reality. i think maybe stone was engaged in a little puffery when he said he predicted this and corsi predicted these leaks were going to come out. i think he just hit on it accidentally. any crime that is going to be committed is a process claim. nothing to too with the steps of this investigation. >> this entire thing has been -- >> judge jeanine: we heard so much about loretta lynch and bill clinton on that tarmac. only because some local reporter knew what was going on. we know there was no documentation. everybody said there were no emails between the fbi and doj and, of course, there were. loretta lynch used a different name, and on and on and on. how do these people -- how are they not even i brought up on disciplinary charges before at least the attorneys' grievance committee? >> well, you are absolutely right. loretta lynch was engaged in concealment of her own behavior. of th

. >>> mayor muriel bowser was there with her adorable adopted daughter miranda elizabeth. she's changed her 12-hour schedule and now s's on what she calls miranda's schedule, whatever that means. you can tell miran runs the show around there. adorable. now storm team 4 samarra joining us this evening. temperatures. we're not talking about a wet weekend. >> no, cold though it is cold out there, folks. temperatures are only dropping d we h towards daybreak. bundle up, make sure you're layelld up if you're s going to be stepping out late this even. look at the current temperatures. some of us colder than others. my heart goes out to you gaitherers berg. 28 in leesburg. 41 in the district. warmer in thecity, of course. like i said, a lot of usth dropping int 20s and low 30s overnight. here's a look at your fure temperatures. 7:00 a.m. this model in particular. initially had milo around 36 degrees in the district. we could getclose, probably about 35 overnight for the rest of us all into the 20s, low 30s. it is going to bed a c start tomorrow morning. if you are going to be hit

it reminds me of the muriel exodus, muriel boat lift.o opened up the floodgates in a matter of months. and what started with a few people turned into a massive exodus. it reminds me of seeing desperate haitians and desperate cubans. they risk their lives to bring their children to safety and to freedom. it reminds me of my own story. i'm a lucky one. my parents were the type of people that got u.s. visas and could travel on planes. but they did and would have done anything to save me from growing up in communism and violence like so many other parents have done. unless, unless you're the child of somebody that came here on an investor visa, unless you're the child of somebody who is a native american, the likelihood is your ancestors came here for precisely the same reason these people are coming here, to look for a better life. so, i see a very complex problem, chris, because i realize that it can turn into something that will be out of control. you let them in, there will be more. but i also know we are an empathetic country and i thin

right now in the district mayor muriel bowser becomes the first woman in d.c.ected asmayor. >> nbc news is projecting that joe manchin will hold on to his u.s. senate seat in west virginia. >> and here are the latessu s in the closely watched three-way race from montgomer county executive, marc ielrich way ahead of the rest in early voting results. but they are still waiting, folks, for today's numbers to come in. >> chris gordon is at elrich headquarters right now. what's the story on these slow numbers coming from maryland, chris? >> reporter: this is called the bley wave party. re very happy because it appears democratic candidate mark elrichs on hisay to victory in the montgomery county executive race. 's beingreeted by supporters. he's shaking hands. he's telling me that he's very excited because he got 68% from the early voting that ended novemb 1st, and that is overde inpendent candidate nancy flurine, and it's also over republican candidate robin vicker. it's important to note that elrich said he wants to see more numbers, that he's declaring nothing at

mayor muriel bowser's comments about mumbo sauce. one person asked, how can you diss mum sauce? smart for her was to say what she said after re-election. another suggested shehould be impeached. it all stems from a facebook post in which the mayor said the sauce was annoying and that she hadn't even heard of it until she was anadult. love it or hate it, people we talk to say the sauce has been a thing in d.c. for decades. >> we have had mumbo sauce around for a long, long time. >> it's from d.c. >> i take it with me on the road because you never know. >> it's like saying go-go'sfr n d.c. >> a spokesperson from the mayor joked that she just wante to give people in d.c. something to talk about thanksgiving beyd dterm elections, backup quarterbacks and holiday shopping deals. >> she succeeded, don't mess with mumbo. >>> it's a big tradition, t another on macy's thanksgiving day parade. but this year, it will be a game-time decion if those massive balloons are able to fly. here's jay gray with more on what might be a deflated celebration. >> reporter: new york literal getting pumped

. >>> one of the first things on d.c.or m muriel bowser's agenda is legalizing the sale of recreation all marijuana. with democrats taking control of the house, s bowsers an opportunity to change the law. for the last three years, l's beal to smoke pot in the district, but you just can't buy it. your only option is to grow it in your home or get it as a gift. >> we have the ability to possess marijua, which is our law. we also need the ability to procure marijuana legally, which we don't have now. >> mayor bowser plans to submit new legislation to the d.c. council on this early next year. she hopes this time around, congress won't interfere. >>> some people spent hours standing in line to vote in prince george's county last nigh look at the lines that we showed you last night. more than aol dozenng places in the county ran out of paper ballots. votersed questions about suppression in maryland's largest democratic voting bollo but the county election supervisor says it one suppression, it was simply human error. she says they didn't order enough ballots for t unprecedented midterm turn

this morning mayor muriel bowser is getting a little taste of controversy.dople all over are about mumbo sauce. that's after the mayor slammeda the a delicacy in a facebook post. >> as news 4's derrick ward shows us, the mayor is stirring up some troubl >> reporter: mayor bowser posted it on her facebook page, her annoyance that mumbo sauce is quintessential d.c. she wrote she was gwn woman before she even heard of it. she probably expected the blowback. >> tell miss bowser she canll at us here. come and get a piece of the city. >> reporter: you can find it at the shrimp boat. find it in dupont circl esn't get more d.c. than that. here at the shop made in d.c. mawhere everything is d.c., mumbo is a hot item. >> i know people come in here specifically looking for mumbo sauce. they kno it's a d.c.pe thing. i'onally from alexandria. i do not know the back story. >>imeporter: over by the sp boat, we found someone who remembers pouring it on as ear as 1967. >> it has the zest, that tang. it was not too sweet, not too sour, just perfecr: >> repor at horace and dic

>>>ry vic for mayor muriel bowser. we'll look at t other races that will impact your community.th us, you're watching "news 4 today." overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. around here, nobody evreally? it i didn't do it so when i heard they added ultra oxi to the cleaning power of tide, i knew it was just what we needed so now we can undo all the tough stains that nobody did dad? i didn't do it it's got to be tide >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >> election nig has come and gone, and this morning new faces are making plans to begin their new jobs right here in the u.s. capitol. wasn't exactly a blue many predicted, but there wasn't really a red wall either. we'll dig into that f you this morning. first, as we approach 5:00 a.m., gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. the democratic party is now in control of the house oes retatives, but republicans held onto the senate. that appeared to be enough for president trump who took to l twitter latt night with this simple message. trem

river in the southeastern part of the district the disparity is glaring and twenty fifteen mayor muriel boughs are unveiled her plan to address income inequality and poverty with her pathway to the middle class program community activist skyla pondexter more lives in public housing in ward eight the poorest in the district she says bowzer is program has been a fig leaf for giveaways to private developers and corporations i believe that this income gap in the salton that the way out is to put it back just phasing us out i believe she thinks happy to pay for it just get rid of all the income taxes think about all of this and get the most of us by the law going to japan south of the city or have innocently say gentrification has devastated d.c.'s african-american population in one. seventy one african-americans accounted for seventy one percent of washington's population struggling to cope with the increasing cost of living and lack of employment opportunities twenty sixteen the percentage of african-americans in the district fell below fifty percent but moore says local investment can ben

our megan fitzgerald has the new mandate from mayor muriel bowser to address this problem. >> reporter: thepe city has millions of dollars on programs to help survivors, and they also partner with t d.c. coalition against domestic violence. the coalition says d.c. police receivedearly 36,000 calls for urvivors asking for help in 2017. >> he ended up hitting me. i got choked. >> reporter: nicole wanted us to conceal her identity, but she says she made one of those 911 calls last year. she also says she went to another district agency for help. >> i didn't feel like i could confide in them to say, you know, i'm a victim of dv. >> reporter: dawn dalton is the policy director for the coalition. she says h organization is trying to help the city help people like nicole by making sure a specific domesolc violencey is in place. >> we want to make sure that esose folks are prepared to know how to rpond to a survivor. >> reporter: megan fitzgerald, news 4. > it's 4:45. halloween has passed. now all eyesnore turning to mber to focus on the midterm elections that are just five days away. presiden

mayor muriel bowser said azon is a win for the entire d.c. they're trying to tie this with national landing, mostl pentagon city and in the city of al eexandria as well. >>news4 will be coming this story every step of the way. tune in to the nbc washington app at 1:30 this afternoon when amazon makes the announcement live to world, we'll be streaming that live. >>> it is a grand but necessary task. authorities in california are intensifying their efforts to find and identify victims of the deadliest wildfire in the state's history. all they know for sure is that the death toll islmost certain to climb. >> jay gray has our story. >> reporter: wildfires continue to rage out of control across california. the condition for firefighters increasingly difficult as the santa ana winds intensify. embers and ash tossed by the winds create a wall of fire. strike teams fhting back from the air and along the front lines of the blaze, but to this point unable to contain the flames. some 7,600 structures already destroyed and more than 70,000 homes still in

mayor muriel bowser all reaching out to lend their support to the church. >>> tomorfw university marylandnts will demand changes after the death of footballn player jor mcnair. dozens of student organizations planned to demonstrate. they are asking president wallace low to remain committed to his retirement. they want students to be included in the selectionfu of re president, and they want the board of regents to be elected. last week they fired dj durkin over his handling of mcnair's death. a day the president of the board of regents, james brady, resigned after recommending durkin be reinstated. >>> we are working for your health and tracking a growing controversy involving the opioid crisis. the fda is getting slammed forp ing a powerful new pain drug. it's ten times as potent as fentanyl, an critics say it's going the lead to more overdose deaths. there is what the drug looks like. it's called dsuvia. the pill was designed for usen the battlefield, to treat acute pain. the food and drug administratior aped its use on friday. critics say if the pill gets on the black market, they will

fascinated by how the old line mainstream economists are freaking out and i saw you recently on pound murielle roubini and you know he occasionally starts becoming outraged and he's like a rageaholic or something seems unhandy just well you know and i you're on stage with them and you're just making an eminent sense just going over the basics there what is going on with people like nouriel roubini and paul krugman what why are they having these breakdowns well i think first of all you've got to put it in context right i mean he's a bit old school economists is trying to have an up to date modern brit so by attaching him to the crypto space which is not an expert in and being being the naysayer it allows him to have a modern brand which he propagates on social media unfortunately now that having been said some of the points he makes about where because it is from a scalability perspective i think you could actually have if you wanted to an intelligent conversation about those things be chooses not to do that he just uses nonsense in earth because there are areas that are you can be critical of

next, mayor muriel bows here said she alway knew she wanted to be a mom someday. >> i dedicated m mhadulthood to being a public servan and somehow i missed getting around to having a family. i didn't thinkt was too late. and i certainly knew that i had room in my life and my heart to pour intoit ae one. >> she introduced her little girl miranda who got aound of applause. always make sur that every child got to see themselves and hear their nameti med in this story. some are nervous on that day. easome arey outgoing as you saw. but they will all remember this day as one of the best days o their lives. it is unbelievable how exciting it is. or lookrd to it every year. >> such a beautiful ceremony. tthe factt you bring us these stories, it's k nderful. thu for sharing. >> every single child. >> and there are always more out there. we certainly hope people will be remied there are children available for adoption right now. right now. >> 10 year we have to track down little miss boo-ya. >> she wants to own her own dance studio. >> i wouldn't bet against her. di> all right. we are h back t

many on hand for today's big game were well aware of mayor muriel bowser's post. is a bigger deal, turkey bowl or mumbo sauce? >> turkey bowl. >> we couldn't find a mumbo sauce anywhere. where's the mumbo sauce? >> we don't haveny today. >> reporter: the neighborhood where the two teams play were on the sidelines. >> it's always love. it's football. it's for the kids, man. >> reporter: another d.c. baaditionn display, the ballou marching , which has been under the direction of this man, darrell fwatson, the past 24 years. as for the turkey bowl being played in the shadow of t mumbo sauce controversy -- >> i can't believe of all the challenges we have in the district of columbia mumbo saw has become the central focus of discussion. >> reporter: woodson would come out on top. >> last year woodson lost in e rkey bowl. they played the game without 18 players who were suspended after a fight. yesterday the woodson coach said the win went a long way to redeeming the team. >> yesterday a lot of you were asked an odd question, how long does it take to microwave a 25 pound

mayor muriel bowser e history, becoming the first woman be re-elected to a second term.one of her first items on her to do lisal ling marijuana. >> for the last three years it's been lega to smoke pot in the district, but illegal to buy it. you're allowed to grow it in your home or accept it as a gift. >> we have the ability to possess marijuana, which is our law. we also need the ability to procure marijuana legally, which we don't have now. >> mayor bowser plans to submit new legislation to the d.c. council earlyxt ne year. she hopes this time congress won't interfere, she says. >>> right now at fedex field, dozens of emoyers are at the field looking to hire hundreds of veterans. they're also loking to hire transitioning military service members a military spouses. former redskins receiver gary clark hosted ahalk talk for vendors. as you know, sunday is veterans day. the "today" show is doing its part honoring men and women who serve our country. >> this morning jenna bush hager surprised jennifer hi man with a brand new car. >> very nice, thank you! it's awesome! >> h

many were well aware of mayor muriel bowser slamming another d.c.ditio >> mumbosauce. >> what's your bigger tradition? turkey bowl or mumbo sauce. >> turkey bowl. >> i hate toay it. >> even all the fried fish and fried chicken being sold at the game, we couldn't find any mumbo sauce anywhere. >> where is the mumbo sauce? >> we don't have it today. >> while the mayor wasn't on hand for the game, council member representing the neighborhoods where the two teams playheere on sideline. >> there's always love, man. football. it's for the kids, man. >> another d.c. tradition on display, the blue marching fan which has been under the direction of this man, darryl tson forhe past 24 years. as for the turkey bowl being played in the shadow of the mumbo sauce controversy. >> i can't believe with allhe challenges we have in the district of columbiafum mbo dis >> the game will go to overtime with h.d. odson warriors coming out on top for the school's 16th turkey bowl trophy. >> i know a lot ofteople t keep mumbo sauce, a bottle in their pantry. it's a seriousth

mayor muriel bowser will talk to the public about violence this afternoon in ward 8. >>> we hearing from the wife of a virginia police officer killed on the job over the weekend. hunt are edward was responding to a call when he lost control his patrol car and slammed into a tree. he was a newlywed and in the process of adopting her young son. >> you don't have to be asked to do that. he took initiative on his own to always go above and beyond. he was a good man, a good dad. >> the funeral for officer edwards is scheduled for friday morning. >>> right now inlo chttesville, potential jurors are beingne qued behind closed doors. james field is accused of driving into a group of protesters. there will be evidence that fields fsrs he acting in self-defense. >>> ho hutcmuch would you be willing to pay for an easier comm re? todayional transportation to weighre meeting those options. chris, good morning. reporter: they're saying we got to stop being so territorian d come up with solutions as a region. that's eier said than done. you're battling metro riders, cyclists,dreefivers, single people,

and muriel bowser and he daughter miranda elizabeth ao attended the ceremony. she adopted miranda in may. she tells barbara she has changed her 12 hour a day schedu. she's now on miranda schedule. >> no kidding. >> she's the boss. >> how quickly you fd out as a parent. >>> for more than 30 years, nbc 4 has proudly been helping people enjoy a thanksgiving meal and we're hoping you can give us a hand as well. joins for our food for families food drive. tomorrow you can meet pat lawson muse and drop off canned and boxed food, cash or checks at o capita arena. and you can donate on our web site. >>>traight ahead, a local woman makes a huge difference in the lives of kids with developmental delays. leon harris shares her story in this sundaing's rris' herohaes at children's national, stronger is caring for a baby's heart in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. and a future when prenatal pediatrics leads to healthier children. it's being the number one newborn intensive care unit in the country. and giving parents peace of mind. it's less recovering in our bed, and more

this security camera near 35th avenue and west muriel drive caught one of those blasts(tyler grisham/neighbor) "we didn't get the exact explosion, but all you can see is rocks hailing down on my dad's truck. and it seems like it came from over the fence over there, but i guess the crater's right in front of the fence."talk of loud booms have blown up on the local next door app...one was even reported this afternoon. standup: "and phoenix pd says they're investigating this string of mysterious explosions."since october...the bomb squad has collected evidence in the area of 43rd avenue to 27th avenue...and from west greenway road to union hills drive.(tyler grisham/neighbor) "usually you hear them late at night. it's not and for the past month...neighbors say they've become common(adan ) "anywhere between one to two a night."so far no one has been injured by whatever is blasts...but some worry it'll only be a matter of "well the real big concern is that somebody could somebody, if this continues, will get hurt." (ken) still ahead tonight -- still ahead (ken) still ahead tonight -- the n

and muriel bowser and her daughter mirandaab elizeth. look at that nugget. ma adopted miranda i she tells barbara she has changed her 12 hour a day hedule. she's now on miranda schedule. >> we all get on the kid schedule. >> they own us. >> they do. but so great for all the work barbaraon has for adoption. for more than 30 years, nbc 4 has been the sponsor of helping people enjoy a thasgiving meal with food for families and we're hoping you can give us a hand. join us for our annual food f families turkey and food drive. we're hoping to feed thousands of people. tomorrow you can drop off canned and boxed food, cash or checks and you can donate on our web site. >>> we're looking at 6:39. 36 degrees outside right now. lauryn says we'll hit 50. her forecast coming up next on news 4 today. stay with us. i can't believe it. that grandpa's nose is performing "flight of the bumblebee?" ♪ no, you goof. i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. nice. i know, right? ♪ [nose plays a jazzy saxophone tune] believe it. gei

applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the mayor of the district of columbia, the honorable murielthe contributions of the men and women of law enforcement. i speak and bring greetings on behalf of all of the residents of washington, d.c., all 700,000 of us. our chief of police, peter newsham, and the 4,000 men and women who keep us safe each and every day in washington, d.c. we know that here in our city and in cities and towns across our nation officers put their own safety and well being at risk to protect others and to help us build safer and stronger communities. it's not just the officers who make these sacrifices. we know all too well, it is their husbands and wives, their moms and dads, brothers and sisters, and their sons and daughters. we, too, appreciate the sacrifices of the families of our officers. we now have a museum to honor these sacrifices and to celebrate and shine a spotlight on the commitment and courage of men and women who choose this career. as we heard, we know how important it is to attract young people to this honorable profession. we hope this museum wi

muriel bowser became the first woman to be re-elected a mayor in d.c. and the first one to win a second term since the victory party went into the late hours in northwest last night. >> are you going to stick with snee. >> yes. >> and today over 120,000 of you say, we got your back, bowser, ll the way. >> recordturnout. more than 200,000 ballots were cast. more than 50,000 were early voters. our decision 2018 coverage is not over. coming up, howhe election played out over social dia. >>> and he faced one of the toughest races. we're going to break that down for you coming up next. chuck. >> time to start thinking about the weekend. it may start out a little cloudy on saturday, but it will be brzy andhilly saturday afternoon and a very cold start. sub freezing start for most of the area on sunday morning. the area on sunday morning. i'll give y the whole f he re's to the stair takers, the area on sunday morning. i'll give y the whole f he breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer

this security camera near 35th avenue and west muriel drive caught one of those blasts(tyler grisham/eighbor) "we didn't get the exact explosion, but all you can see is rocks hailing down on my dad's truck. and it seems like it came from over the fence over there, but i guess the crater's right in front of the fence."talk of loud booms have blown up on the local next door app...one was even reported this afternoon. standup: "and phoenix pd says they're investigating this string of mysterious explosions."since october...the bomb squad has collected evidence in the area of 43rd avenue to 27th avenue...and from west greenway road to union hills drive.(tyler grisham/neighbor) "usually you hear them late at night. it's not during the day.and for the past month...neighbors say they've become common(adan sanchez/neighbor) "anywhere between one to two a night."so far no one has been injured by whatever is causing the blasts...but some worry it'll only be a matter of time."well the real big concern is that somebody could get hurt, and that somebody, if this continues, will get hurt." next at 8

mayor muriel bowser's comments about mumbo sauce continue this.orni one person asked, how can you diss mumbo sauce? others say it was smart for her to say what she said after re-election. people are hot. another even suggested she be impeached. this all stems from a facebook post in which the mayor said the sauce was, quote, annoying, and that she hadn't even heard of it until she was an adult. ve it or hateit, people we talked to say the sauce has been a d.c. thing, one of the few d.c. things for decades. >> we ha had mumbo sauce around for a long, long time. >> it's fro d.c. everybody know that. >> i take mumbo sauce with me on the road. you know what i'mng sayi, you never know. >> that's like saying go-gs not from d.c. >> man. >> people are really serious aboutffhis s a spokesperson for the mayor joked that she just wanted to give people in d.c. something to talk about on thanksgiving bermnd mid elections, backup quarterbacks, and holiday deals.g mission accomplished. check and check. everybody is talking about mumbo sauce. >> that's all she wa

mayor muriel bowser is getting a tastv of the consy. >> people are mad. >> they're mad about mumbo sauceat's after the mor slammed the sauce in a facebook post. >> as news had's derrick wardus shows the mayor is stirring up som trouble. >> reporter: mayor bowser posted it on her facebook page, her annoyance that mum sauce is quintessential d.c. she wrote she was a grown womane before sheheard of it. she ended her post with the words, there, i said it she probably expected the blowback. >> tell miss bowser she can holler at us here. come and get a piece of the city. >> reporter: you can find it at the shrimp boat.up find it int circle. doesn't get more d.c. than that. here at the shop made in d.c. where everything is d.c. made, mumbo is a hot item. >> i knopeople come in here specifically looking for mumbo sauce. they know it's a d.c. thing. i'm personally from alexandria. i do not know the back story. >>p eporter: over by the shr boatwe found someone who remembers pouring it on as early as 1967. >> it has the zest, that tang. it was not too sweet, not too sour, just perfect. >> reporter:

thank you.[ applause ] >>> please welcome the mayor of the district of columbia, muriel bowser. >> [pplause ] >> good afternoon, it brings me immense pleasure to welcome you to washington dc, to celebrate the contributions of the men and women of law enforcement. i speak and bring greetings on behalf of all of the residents of washington dc, all 700,000 of us, our chief of police, peter newsom and the 4000 men and women who keep us safe each and every day in washington dc. we know that here in our city, and in cities and towns across our nation, officers put their own safety and well-being at risk, to protect others, and to help us build safer and stronger communities. and it is not just the officers who make the sacrifices. we know all too well that it is their husbands, and their wives, their mothers, their fathers, brothers, sisters, and their sons and daughters. we also appreciate the sacrifices of the families of our officers. we now have a museum to honor these sacrifices, and to celebrate and shine a spotlight on the commitment and courage of men and women who choose this care

in any event, humphrey married muriel book-- bulk and rock to seek his masters degree at louisiana state university. while in the know-- new orleans. that is when he turned to his civil rights. what struck him most because he had almost no contact with african-americans either in south dakota where he was born or in minnesota where the population of african-americans was less than 1%, but it was in new orleans white and colored signs jarred his sensibility. he was also struck by the fact that white people live in what he wrote as neatly painted houses. african-americans lived in shacks near open sewer lines and humphrey himself wrote that his civil rights interest turned into flesh and blood and continued for the rest of his life. he returned to minnesota to seek a phd, left midcourse abp, as they say, and went to work for the wpa worker education program in minnesota and during the second world war and there he came in contact with the very tough living conditions of people who worked in manufacturing plants, and up in the north of minnesota, the lumberjacks and iron range. eventually b

former new york mayor michael bloomberg will be there and washington dc mayor muriel bowser.this weekend, c-span cities tour takes you to riverside, california with the help of our spectrum cable partners, we will explore their literacy -- their literary scene and history saturday at noon eastern on book tv. we visit the university of california riverside citrus writing for election which houses more than 1000 rise of citrus and has been at the forefront of u.s. agricultural research since the early 1900s. >> this is another citrus relative but it doesn't look the cool thing is when i cut it in half, with my thee and you open it up, juice comes out like little bubbles. you can see the seeds as well but they look like caviar. on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we explore the historic mission inn posting u.s. presidents and celebrities and social gatherings. 1903, president teddy roosevelt was here in southern california. the man who built the mission inn invited him to come here and he spent the night in that room. that's historically how was known was the

but when it comes to legal action from muriel, when it comes to subpoenas from the house democrats, those are things that he can't do anything about. and i think you get this sense of growing realization about what that will exactly mean. i think during the campaign, it was not clear that the president understood how much difference in his life it was going to make if democrats won the house. and i think that is dawning on him now. >> yamiche, do you think this is like the guy who's been dumped on at work and goes home and kicks the dog? is this what this is about? he just seems to be hitting everybody who are below him? >> there are all of these aides that are telling people that he's basically angry at everyone and raging out because he's basically an unhappy person right now. and i go back to that human idea that everyone gets in a bad mood, everyone gets mad, but everyone isn't the president of the united states, which in this case, you still have to do your job, which some people are saying, isn't in the mood to do and it's running the free world. >> two years from gwenn ifill. it's

pennsylvania governor tom wolf, former new york labor mutt michael buber, and washington dc mayor muriel bowser. >> the navy is proposing an increase in shipbuilding as part of its 2019 budget. the goal would be to have a 355 ship fleet. the hearing on the budget before the senate armed services subcommittee on seapower ran about an hour and half. >> >> -- >> i'm out of practice. by agreement, we are going to skip opening statements of the chair and ranking member until such time as the senator arrives. but we will welcome our three distinguished panelist today. the honorable james f. geurts, assistant secretary u.s. navy research, development and acquisition. vice admiral william merz, deputy chief of naval operations for warfare u.s. navy naval . and lieutenant. general david h. berger, deputy commandant of the marine corps for combat development . gentlemen i understand you have drawn straws and one of you gets to make an opening statement, is that correct?>> yes her. >> we will let you proceed and then we will take questions on a five minute basis and when my distinguish ranking memb

american health including summit, appearances by pennsylvania governor tom wolf, michael bloomberg and muriel bowser. this weekend, c-span city tour takes you to riverside, california. we will explore riverside's literary scene and history. saturday at noon eastern on book tv, we visit the university of california riverside citrus variety collection which houses more than 1000 varieties of citrus. the forefront of u.s. agricultural research since the early 1900s. >> it doesn't look exactly like citrus. the cool thing is, when i cut it in half, with my knife. you open it up. comes out like little bubbles. you can see the seeds as well. they look like caviar. sunday, on american history tv, we explore the historic mission inn hosting u.s. presidents and major social gatherings. opened, president teddy roosevelt was here. frank miller, the man who built , invited himnn here and he spent the night in that room. it gave the epithet of the presidential suite. that is how it was known for many years. announcer: watch c-span cities tour of riverside, california saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's b

pennsylvania governor tom wolf, former new york labor mutt michael buber, and washington dc mayor muriel bowser. >> the navy is proposing an increase in shipbuilding as part of its 2019 budget. the goal would be to have a 355 ship fleet. the hearing on the budget before the senate armed services subcommittee on seapower ran about an hour and half. >> >> --

. >> muriel h bowserndedly won reelection.s to begin her second term pushing for changes in the city's marijuana's. la she plans to lobby for recreational sales. you know you can possess and use marijuana in the district but you can't sell it. can she get support now that the house has changed has? >> it appears so. there's thisbrdity in the district you just mentioned. you can possess but where doou et it? you can't buy it, you can't sell it. i've seen this in southeast washington at police station people handing out joints and people show iing up asking me a i get marijuana froyou? not from me, i think around the corner but in any scase, ee's trying to conform to common sense that marijuana is legal but how do you get it. important to note jeff sessions general, he ttorney was for federal enforcement that marijuana is not legal. with him leafing it seems more likely the district will have an easier time getting this measure passed to legalize the sale and possession of marijuana. >> what was t biggest surprise for you out of

and speaking with mayor muriel bowser later on washington journal. ♪ >> this weekend on american history saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, peter carr michael talks about public reaction to photographs of the dead at the battle of antietam, and the soldiers' perspective from letters the home. >> there was a strange spell. he said this was a terrible confirmation these people had in death. all they didaphs, was satisfy this morbid satisfaction. >> at 8:00 p.m., arizona state university professor kyle longley on president lyndon johnson and the vietnam war in 1968. >> euros one of the most powerful presidents in american history is transformed the country giving up power to search for peace. pretty big. major step. it all relates to what? what is the issue? vietnam. >> sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, ronald reagan's attorney general talked about president reagan's views on communism and his relationship with pope john paul ii. one ofhad both leaders, the secular world and one in the religious world with parallel interests. when those interests were obvious, as w