norton: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. norton: i rise in support of h.r. 2258 as amended, which will allow current service members who have experience operating commercial motor vehicles to obtain a driver's license. in 2015, congress included a provision in the fast act to allow states to waive the written knowledge test for drivers with military motor vehicle driving experience. but it restriggets the waiver to former members of the military. there are significant number of current reserveists and members of the national guard with military commercial motor vehicle experience who could benefit from the waiver. this legislation allows them to more use the skills they learned serving our country to earn a decent wage and feed their families. these servicemen and service women receive from the federal motor vehicle safety administration or -- what they describe as thorough and comprehensive training including many hours of behind-the-wheel training, something that

norton bought liveright in 1974. we relaunched it in 2012, and here we are celebrating our 100th anniversary. >> host: give us a snapshot of your history in the publishing world. >> guest: this is my 39th year in american publishing. i had to count. i was at st. martins press for many years, great house. i've been at norton for 19 years which mix me a newcomer, and i've, you know, done the liveright division for the last six years. >> host: what are some of the books that liveright has coming out in the fall? >> guest: we have a great lineup this year. we have daniel allen who is a professor at harvard who's doing a memoir called cuz who was really destroyed by the prison system in los angeles. she is this brilliant academic who tells this sering personal story, which like the best muckraker books, really could change our understanding of the american way of incarceration. >> host: did you do her first book as well? >> guest: i did, i did her book. she is one of our greatest scholars. she's one of several dozen unive

norton: mr. speaker, i rise in support of this resolution, and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for such time. ms. norton: i want to thank the democratic and republican leaders who introduced this resolution condemning the violence of a security detail at the turkish embassy here in the nation's capital. i am not surprised of the bipartisan nature of this -- of this resolution, coming from the top of the congress about the right to protest peacefully in our country. this was an assault, after all, not only on the protesters, but on one of our most important american values, the right to assemble and use the first mendment to protest. mr. speaker, we must persist a ause i do not recall demonstration like this. it was witnessed by the chief of police himself, peter newsome, and he himself is an eyewitness who declared that these protesters were all peaceful. there were also videos of the nonviolent protesters being assaulted. now, the

norton said she never got an invitation from parade organizers. was put on a wait list and she was told she would have to pay $600 in fees not to pay. capital pride organizers are looking into what happened. the festivals are taking the time for those who are killed. sarah rosario will show us how vision orlando are remembering the victories. >>> that sealed it. the pittsburgh penguins are stanley cup champions again after defeating the nashville predators last night. it is the second straight championship for the penguins, and the second consecutive mvp win for penguins star sidney crosby. pittsburgh has now won five stanley cup finals which is the sixth most in nhl o wow. good for them. >>> the nba finals continue as kevin durant and the golden state warriors try to close off the cleveland cavaliers. >> friday night cavs won 137 in cleveland. if we know anything about basketball, the cavs could still very well be in this. >> very possible. >>> 6:08 is your time. prime parking spots come at a price. now spaces you're used to having for free will

they said confusion over registration led eleanor norton's absence. the staff said parade organizers said norton would have to pay $600 in fees to be put on a wait list. they told the staff fees would be waived. >> the time right now, 4:49. terrifying moments at a hotel in northern virginia. few answers this morning about what led to a chaotic scene. a woman walked into the lobby of a quality inn covered in blood yesterday. she told flas a man in her room shot her. after two hours of trying to talk with that man, police forced their way into the room and found him so the but still alive. police say it looks like he may have shot himself. investigators say both victims checked into the hotel together and were traveling from new york. >> police in vienna say two deaths appear to be murder/suicide. he stabbed his ex-wife and shot himself a few blocks away in his own backyard. the estranged couple had 8-year-old twin daughters. the girls were not hurt. later this morning the community is holding a fund-raiser for sabrina's family. >>> there are a lot of r

julia is the new head of the norton company. a few of the books they have coming up this fall. >> this weekend we're live at chicago tribune's annual lit fest book fair. we'd look at the list. >> jd vance from a rust belt town in ohio this is animal, vegetable, miracle, a family trying to eat locally grown for an entire year. and the late neuro surgeon's biography, his battle with stage four lung cancer, when breath becomes air. >> and trevor noah's in apartheid africa, when being born is a crime. and michael lewis, details the nobel prize winning work of t two. >> and the magic of tidying up. and there's a look at future of humanity. number eight on the list is national book award winning author, on the current state of black america. in between the world and me. followed by the southside by chicago native natalie moore who weighs in on segregation in the city. wrapping up a look at our most popular books according to the library. the book on political rights, strangers in their own lands. many of these authors have or will be

also john lynch will talk abolut why he left broadcasting to join the 49ers and the daughter of ken norton jr. we will take you back in time when she was on the kron set at age one and now look at her, later in this broadcast. " (pam)here's what we are tracking tonight at ten... the efforts to close bars in california bars at 4-am... are one step closer to reality.today, the state senate passed legislation ... allowing bars to stay open late.but not everyone is happy about it. hear from those who say this bill is a matter of life and death. that's tonight on kron 4 news at ten... (pam) another massive ransom- ware cyber attack has hit at least 80 -companies across the globe ... and it is spreading fast. it locks users out of their computers... unless they pay $300 with bitcoin. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate met with cyber security experts... they recommend that everyone with a computer, should take action to protect themselves. (steve) more breaking news at this hour this time impacting bart trains. reports of a man with a gun has caused 10 minute delays in pittsburg, dublin and richmo

philip, thank you very much, philip norton at old trafford there.y. we know of course there has been the cobra emergency meeting, followed by that very strong statement by the prime minister, theresa may. let's hear more about that from our political correspondent, ellie price. it was a robust statement from the prime minister, probably the takeout price on that was, "enough is enough". she spoke in strong terms about what she feels needs to be done, four main points need to be addressed to deal with the issue of islamic extremism, she talked about dealing with the ideology of islamic extremism in the first place, she talked about dealing with the internet and online internet companies that need to do more in order to deal with some of the terrorist articles that are found on websites in some of these online companies. she also talked about we mustn't forget the fake spaces, she said, in the real world, they need to be difficult and sometimes embarrassing conversations with some of the communities here at home. she also talked about revealing counte

from manchester, philip norton reports. helping to mend broken hearts and shattered lives.r ariana grande visiting young fans who were injured in the suicide bomb attack at her concert less than two weeks ago. she posted a photo of her visit to royal manchester children's hospital on instagram with a simple heart. among those she visited, eight—year—old fan lily harrison. she suffered spinal injuries in the blast at manchester arena. our room was the last room on the ward of the corridor. how she was working her way up it. we were the last ones to be seen. i think i was probably just as nervous as lily. her hands were shaking. she said, i think i might need to go to the toilet. i don't know what to do. i'm really nervous. and then, yeah, shejust came skipping onto our ward. she was brilliant. there's been an outpouring of love for the 22 victims who died in the blast last month. ariana grande has returned to the uk for a benefit concert in manchester tomorrow night and many of those injured, including lily, are hoping to be there. lily sort of expressed a wish to go. we did

. >> dc delegate eleanor homes norton, a new park opened in the city, waterfront park in southwest. the park in norton's honor, she represented the district in congress since 1991 and has been a long-time supporter of the redevelopment of the southwest waterfront. if you hav't take a look. thank you for being with us, i'll be looking for you again this weekend. fox 5 local news at 6:00 with tony and sarah starts right now. ♪ ♪. >>> this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. >>> we thank you for joining us at 6:00, i'm tony perkins >> i'm sarah simmons, in for shawn, we begin with an unusual robbery caught on camera >> montgomery county police say a man woke up to find a naked man trying to break in in the middle of the night >> kristen leone is live in the bethesda neighborhood where this took place, this sounds pretty strange. . >> reporter: very strange case indeed, sarah. yes, we're live out here, this happened about a month ago. strange case, disturbing case. especially right here for this fluent community. now, we do want to warn you we're going to show that video of a naked man who app

willow trees, winding paved paths and a children's play area and the dedication begins at 3:30 and norton will deliver remarks along with the park developer. adriana: the former first family keeping their roots in d.c. the obamas bought their home in the kalorama neighborhood in southwest. not too shabby, has eight bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths and cost a casual $8.1 million. larry: that's all? there. call them up and let's move in. larry: barack and michelle, almost empty nesters. finally the weather is here just in time for the weekend. veronica has your poolside forecast. coming up after the break. you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. veronica: welcome to thursday and welcome to a stretch of really nice days. i know you're wondering can you go to the pool today? we manage to east coast out a few ourself yesterday to get to the pool today, absolutely. friday, definitely yes. saturday, we're ok. now with a change in our forecast. but sunday you might want to catch a m

delegate eleanor holmes nor norton. she never received an invitation and she was actually put on a wait list but that she would also have to pay at least 600 bucks in fees to be on that list so she made the decision not to go. the capital pride organization said they do representative representative holmes norton very much and that they are now looking into what happened. >>> go back to molette green at the live desk now. >> she is tracking details about a lawsuit against president trump. what's going on. >> reporter: it's an unprecedented move. attorneys general in maryland and the district possibly filing the suit today going after trump over foreign payments to his anticorruption clauses in the constitution. the washington post first reported this saying if a federal judge allows this president trump would be asked to hand over copies of his tax returns. now trump already faces a similar suit from a non-profit, but the justice department has argued that that suit has no legal standing. back to you, megan. >> molette,

norton bought liveright in 1974. we relaunched it in 2012, and here we are celebrating our 100th anniversary. >> host: give us a snapshot of your history in the publishing world. >> guest: this is my 39th year in american publishing. i had to count. i was at

. >> four people are being questioned in connection with a drug raid in north norton earlier today. scene in cant bury this morning. they discovered a drug operation in the basement of that home but have not said what type of drugs or material they found. the bomb squad with a bomb removing robot responded to the scene removing a jar filled with unknown liquid. >> time for the forecast after morning rain, it turned into a lovely spring day. melissa has the forecast. >> walter, not bad for the start of the weekend. we had showers breaking for ample sunshine this afternoon. philadelphia, 65. 60 in reading. chilly in the poconos, 47 there. dover 58. tonight, clear, cooler and our northwest suburb, 47-degrees. 56 in center city for the overnight low. fast forward to sunday, we have you covered, 72 at the coast. philadelphia, high of 82. poconos, 67. it's cloudy with afternoon rain developing and here is why. storm tracker 6 radar 3d showing you a disturbance across the great lakes dipping south and east as we get to the second half of the day tomorrow. this brings the threat of showers

among those killed, a 24-year-old specialist first class xavier norton of baltimore. officer say the navy sailors were found in two flooded sleeping compartments. the fitzgerald will be repaired, a process that will take months if not longer. in montgomery county, a painful father's day as two families are grieving the loss is of their teenage son night before graduation. the police have announced the arrests of three men last night, and they revealed the motive was likely revenge. investigators say it was rumored one of the boys committed a drug related robbery install an ipad from one of the suspects. they were then lured to their deaths when thehis parents did not buy accusations that he stole anything or was involved in any crime. >> i know he would never do any such thing. >> it is part of a larger network. all three suspects are due in court tomorrow for a bill review hearing. the victim's father says he has no mercy and plans to see this case through to the end. help. up, a call for portugal's government pleas for firefighting aid from the european neighbors. a

. >> kristen wiig had a flashback on the "graham norton show". >> i got a lot of perms when i was younger just look like annie. >> you did look a bit like annie. ♪ the sun will come out >> i like it, but not a lot. i don't like it. >> one thing audiences may like about "despicable 3" is all the dancing. >> what's your go-to dance? >> the moon walk. ♪ >> can i get one? >> don't go down. just keep it up here. >> keep it up? >> good. you can just imagine how good the feet were. >> who knew steve carell could moonwalk like that? >> i like michael jackson and the silver fox. >> he is around the minions, and he is working on new music with justin timberlake and ariana grande. >> that will be epic. speaking of music -- >>> still ahead, the barden bellas are back, and rebel wilson is telling us how "pitch perfect 3" is way different than the first two. >> action style now. >>> then move over, abby lee miller. there is a new dance coach screaming his way oopt the small screen. >> that is a lie! >> we have an exclusive first look at the show that's sure to become your new summer obsession. >>> clos

among them, the obamas, dc congress woman eleanor holmes norton, prince and muhammad ally. the debut or the official debut, because you're seeing it now, as we show it to you. is at noon. >> what kind of weather will we -- what are we going to have? face sounds like my gosh it's happening. it's beautiful out >> not too much unless you like the sunshine, good news for you out here on the first full day of summer. if you liked yesterday, you should like today. it's actually feeling pleasant maybe a touch of humidity in the air, 72 degrees not bad start for dc. 64 in gaithersburg, dulles, 66. frederick, fredericksberg is 71. leonardtown 72 at this hour. satellite and radar shows clouds had moved in overnight. but they're slowly sinking down to the south and east. southern maryland waking up to cloud cover this morning, portions of the beaches look like they're waking up to a little bit of shower activity. should stay down. no concerns there today, 90 degrees, daytime high on this first full day summer, we'll have a good amount of sunshine mixed with clouds from time to time. l

and norton thinks someone posted them to intimidate immigrants and their families.trict is a sanctuary city which gives immigrants some protection from deportation. the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement confirms the flyers are fake and mayor bowser is urging people to tear them down. >>> when you head to the beach this summer, keep an eye out for this, mounds of straw-like grass are washing up in ocean city and other beaches up and down the atlantic. >> not only does it look bad, something you and your children should stay away from. here's what it looks like. the maryland coastal bays program says it has no idea where this grass is coming from. they say it's dangerous because it could contain hazardous debris and sea life. >>> weekend traffic during the summer can be tough enough around here. first at 4:00, the two projects that could slow you down this weekend. >>> plus, a superhero finally comes to life, a preview of the much fios built its 100% fiber optic network because we knew comes to life, a preview of the much that everyone would need faster interne

in her letter, norton said she believes they were posted in order to target and intimidate immigrants. the flyers were spotted on cars and lampposts in southwest, d.c. a spokesman for immigration and customs enforcement called the flyers dangerous and irresponsible. mayor bowser urged residents to take them down. she reiterated d.c. remains a sanctuary city. >>> we have the first major accident that involves one of the street cars in the district and it's raising questions about safety. the street car rear ended a metro bus as it was traveling down h street northeast, near 11th street. just a few feet from the busy shops and restaurants in that corridor. ten people on the bus were hurt. chris gordon is at the scene with new reaction and a look at the cause of this crash. >> reporter: wendy, passengers say the bus was slammed from behind. they were sent flying. some of them were hurt. it happened here at 11th and h street. at first, they didn't know what hit them. but a witness tells us he saw how >> reporter: there was a loud crash and after that, you saw a lot of people, you know, re

her staff told us when they reached out, they were told norton would be put on a wait list. capital prize organizers say it's not their practice to send invitations. they say when norton's office contacted them, they said their registration would put her on a wait list, but they said they told the staff they would then manually override that. >>> there are memorial events all over the country today and here to mark the one year anniversary since the deadly attack at that pulse nightclub down in orlando. 49 people killed in the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. chris lawrence is here now with a look at those calling this orlando united day, and there have been numerous tributes to the victims. at pulse, the gay chorus of orlando sang in what has become a growing vigil. and church bells rang out 49 times to mark what happened there one year ago, when a man opened fire outside the club. florida governor rick scott called for flags to be flown at half-staff. we're also seeing memorials here in d.c., starting with a tribute outside the human rights campaign headquarters

lindsey norton lives on the same street. >> we would hear her swearing at her dogs loudly. >> reporterhe didn't know what was happening at the house, but he's glad it's over. >> it's good to hear, because i've been worried about what's going on over there, especially if there's animals getting abused. >> reporter: the large influx of jobs puts a strain on the resources, so if you can donate anything to the shelter, it all goes to their medical care. we have put a link on our website, abc7new.com. in santa cruz, katie marzullo, "abc7 news." >>> the los angeles coroner could not determine carrie fisher's exact cause of death, but her daughter claims drug use. her daughter said in a statement her mother ultimately died of drug addiction and mental illness. >>> new at 11:00, the peninsula lbgtq community is getting ready for a big night. "abc7 news" was at the new san mateo pride centeas volunteers put up directions for the first queer prom, first one ever. tomorrow's event is opened to any teenager ages 16 to 19. the goal is to change the standard gender roles of a typical high school pro

the obamas, dc eleanor homes norton, prince and muhammad ally. it is set to be unveiled at noon. >>> mike thomas starts us off talking about the weather. >>> happy summertime. it is summer officially and longest day of the year. enjoy the bright beautiful sunshine. let's do futurecast and show you exactly what you can expect. clouds out should clear out as we head to morning, we'll get a decent amount of sun, a few clouds may come across and for those that live off to the west near the maryland pennsylvania border, could be a shower or maybe a rumble of we keep it dry locally. evening clouds, pleasant, although humidity will start to creep back in. 90 degrees for the first day of summer, hotter tomorrow, 92 with a mix of sun and clouds. >>> 4:47. volume light around the district and virginia, inner loop moved over to the shoulder, still blocking on connecticut avenue. traffic looking good on the intern and outer loop. looking good through beltway and a wide view things looking good on 395 north and southbound 66 all the way out through gainsville

dc congress woman eleanor norton tweeted putting handcuffs on betweens selling water at the mall as if they were criminals. >>> now wusa9's first alert weather. rating dc's most accurate forecast. >> thunderstorms very far north and west of us. right now they're hammering pennsylvania and also much of severe thunderstorm warnings. in some cases tornado warnings. but this line right here is essentially, if you're north of that, that's where you're going to get the heavy rain. south of it in the metro area, we'll get some of rain. but not heavy. no problem with flooding in the metro area. we had a couple sprinkles earlier. they've moved across the area. we're looking at a dry commute. you'll be able to cook out tonight. and sit outside until about midnight. big storms across the board. up toward breezewood. headed toward chambersburg. if you're in pennsylvania, you're under a severe thunderstorm watch. folks in fulton county and franklin county and looking at the possibility of severe weather there tonight. as far as we're concerned by 4:00, yes, we see some showers and heavy rain along

the color will be added, as well as other figures, eleanor holmes norton and taraji p. henson.hey'll be added. and in a couple of weeks when the wall is unveiled formally, expect a crowd like that. >> what a lovely thing to be standing in line. also as we were saying, vance didn't know that he was on the wall. so when doug kammerer text him and said, you know you're on the ball at ben's chili bowl, what a lovely surprise for him. >> indeed. >> good deal. >> thanks, derrick. >>> a dramatic takedown, using a drone. how local deputies used the device to get a suspected gunman in handcuffs. >>> beautiful tonight across our region. if you're heading out tonight, no big deal at all. and your weekend plans and bea introducing the italian collection from subway. head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. it's a big value for even bigger flavor. only at subway. >>> you can call i

jonathan: new buzz around the landfill in norton. not flies. bees. thousands of them.. jeff goldberg reports that it's part of an effort to transform the trash to treasure. >> suiting up as a beekeeper for 30 years, perera knows what it's like to get stung. >> hundreds of times. >> but the focus is on beauty. not pain. >> if you look at this. society is perfect. they work to help the society. not to help the individual. jeff: director of the honey mason university he is helping to build a honey bee society at the i-95 landfill in lorton. they are creating a sanction ware. the goal is not to make honey bar them to pollinate five-acre area to lead to echo system of the wild flowers and the native grasses. >> this could be used as a nationwide model. >> this project and others are like it are needed at a sometime when the bee population is decreasing. >> increasing community awareness means that people have a greater understanding about how we grow the food. >> this is one colony of bees and 60,000 honey bees on site. giving a total of 700,000 bees. anytime a new bee come

lindsey norton lives on the same street. >> we would hear her swearing at her dogs loudly. >> reporteridn't know what was happening at the house, but he's glad it's over. >> it's good to hear, because i've been worried about what's going on over there, especially if there's animals getting abused. >> reporter: the large influx of jobs puts a strain on the resources, so if you can donate anything to the shelter, it all goes to their medical care. we have put a link on our website, abc7new.com. in santa cruz, katie marzullo, "abc7 news." >>> the los angeles coroner could not determine carrie fisher's exact cause of death, but her daughter claims drug use. her daughter said in a statement her mother ultimately died of drug addiction and mental illness. >>> new at 11:00, the peninsula lbgtq community is getting ready for a big night. "abc7 news" was at the new san mateo pride center as volunteers put up directions for the first queer prom, first one ever. tomorrow's event is opened to any teenager ages 16 to 19. the goal is to change the standard gender roles of a typical high school prom.

now we will hear from eleanor holmes norton on the shooting.ickering happens on the house floor, congress is unified in the face of this violence. >> whenever our colleagues are hurt, partisanship dissolves. i already tweeted about representative scalise. my hopes and prayers that he will be better. i am concerned that the shooter asked what party was practicing on the field. i would like that investigated. this shooter may be someone deranged. i hope it is not somebody partisan who does not understand that as much as you see us fighting one another on the hill verbally, that doesn't carry off of the house floor. and it certainly doesn't carry into practice for baseball game that is itself the epitome of bipartisan energy in the house. >> reporter: t a questions about security for members of congress. the only reason that capitol police were here today is that representative steveli scase is one of nine legislators who get the detail because of his rank. thank goodness they were here today. scott broom has been talking to some congressional mem

norton is not sure she is buying that. she asks them to visit her office and give her a full explanation. >>> an accident scene that stretched several blocks right a megabus plowed through traffic hitting about 10 cars before it came to a stop. thankfully no one was seriously injured. witnesses tell us the driver seemed to have some sort of medical emergency, so we don't know what caused that wreck. >>> wusa assignment dug into the federal motor carrier savety administration. their buses have been involved in 10 crashes not involving today. 6 involve injuries. they have been inspected 349 times in the last two years. 55 of those turned up safety evaluations and other than a fine in 2014, a clean driver history and satisfactory service rating. >>> full blown metro melt down, two track fires almost back to back this morning. twitter lit up with complaints. but this one from ashley caught our eye. when my fares g two and a half hour commutes included? well, guess what, ashley, there was a third track fire. we asked peter amon

people in the backseat a norton me. being stuck in traffic and the pay was not very good. what i was able to grasp and what people do like about the experience is the flexibility,' . you drive when you want to and not when an employer tells you to. host: we're talking about the future of uber with the author of "wild ride. : " go ahead. you got to turn down your tv and talk through your phone. alecia.i'm when i'm what's -- what i'm saying is that my son works for uber. sometimes there's too much traffic jam and it's rainy and yes it do to drives. uber is just paying for one meal of two. news thatof the they are just laying off several thousand people. other people have been having problems that they are being stolen of their money by passengers. my son is having a problem. at this time he is not able to even pay his friends because of the money. his car broke down twice and he has to fix his car in order for him to continue working. for thenot paying people who are having such hard times. host: i appreciate you sharing your story. the conflict between uber in the drivers w

phil norton gave him an inside look at the helicopter. fieri was in town for an event at his restaurant, guy's philly kitchen and bar, that opened last fall. >> fair to assume he choppered in and said -- that would look good in my driveway? >>> speaking of address, speaking of drives -- of driveways, speaking of drives, jessica boyington? watching 78? >>> yeah, the lehigh valley at lehigh street. the camera here. everything looks good. very light. you know, it's a friday. a lot of times on fridays we see really light volume especially throughout the morning hours. there might be a spot of that commute where we'll see some jamups that are pretty typical of the morning commute. usually it's lighter on days like this. 2 02 looks good. northbound and southbound doing well. also watching the whites horse pike at berling cross keys road. moving through the intersection, no backups at the lights, and everything looks like it's running smoothly. the roads are dry. that's good. we'll end with bridges. everything's clear with the walt, ben, burling

from manchester, philip norton reports. helping to mend broken hearts and shattered lives. fans who were injured in the suicide bomb attack at her concert less than two weeks ago. she posted a photo of her visit to royal manchester children's hospital on instagram with a simple heart. among those she visited, eight—year—old fan lily harrison. she suffered spinal injuries in the blast at manchester arena. our room was the last room on the ward of the corridor. how she was working her way up it. we were the last ones to be seen. i think i was probably just as nervous as lily. her hands were shaking. she said, i think i might need to go to the toilet. i don't know what to do. i'm really nervous. and then, yeah, shejust came skipping onto our ward. she was brilliant. there's been an outpouring of love for the 22 victims who died in the blast last month. ariana grande has returned to the uk for a benefit concert in manchester tomorrow night and many of those injured, including lily, are hoping to be there. lily sort of expressed a wish to go. we didn't want to force her. we said

the park is along water and m place and is dedicated to congresswoman eleanor holmes norton and includesking paths a playground on bocce courts. dedication begins at 3:30. >> how about some good food for a good cause? today from 10:45 until 10:00 p.m. all d.c. chipotle locations will donate 50 percent of their proceeds to the d.c. library summer program. all you need to do is eat chipotle today. >> national harbor down to the best s-p-e-l-l-e-r-s periods. the finals of the national spelling bee are tonight. the field of young contestants has been whittled down from 291 to 40 who tonight. that includes a boy from richmond virginia and a boy from howard county maryland. now the youngest speller ever to compete six-year-old edith fuller from oklahoma she did not make it into the finals. so -- she did well, though. she got this far. >>> all right. ready to see you tomorrow. tomorrow morning in b-o-w-i-e maryland. >> quite at good speller. >> that's as far as i went. that's the site as much our next zip trip. we'll be in bowie town center from 6:00 to 11:00 tomorrow. tucker barnes kicks thing

well, the capital pride organization said that they respect representative holmes norton very much andt they are looking into what happened. >>> 4:31. molette green is at the live desk for us now. >> she has details on a new hi, molette. >> reporter: hello. this could be major, potentially uniq unique. attorneys general in d.c. and maryland possibly filing this lawsuit later today a causing the president of violating anticorruption clauses. the suit would focus on payments and benefits to the president's businesses from foreign governments and failure to keep promises to separate public and private businesses. if a federal judge lets this move forward, one of the first steps could be to demand copies of the president's tax returns. that is the latest from the live desk. back to you now. >> mow let, thank you. >>> on capitol hill all eyes will be on attorney general jeff sessions. he's scheduled to appear before the senate intelligence committee tomorrow. edward lawrence will have details on what lawmakers want to hear. >>> it is official, melania and baron trump are now living at the w

additional possible delay, and silver brook road headed southbound, and a crash from royal robin lane and norton >>> ariana grande got back to her concert series in heightened security to get in. she showed a picture of the eiffel tower with the caption thinking of our angels every step of the way. 22 people were kill at her concert in may in manchester. >>> cannabis pizza? this 6-inch pizza is $38 for people who don't want to smoke it or eat a sweet treat. >>> 50kmarts and 20 sears stores will be closing. the closest one is in richmond. >>> melania will move into the white house next week. she will be leaving her current home to join the president on wednesday. by the way, wednesday is also president birthday. melania trump stayed in new york with son baron to finish school there. that's a quick look at what is going on, and the news starts now. >>> the countdown is on, and in less than 6 hours, james comey will speak pubically for the first time about his private talks with president trump. >>> and good morning, even. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> and i'm mike hydeck. glad you are with us. it's 57 out

eleanor norton cannot vote, so maybe they shouldn't d.c. to kentucky, and you could become a delegate? why are you imposing a law on the district when they don't have representatives to vote for them? why don't you worry about your own state that a telling d.c. what to do? guest: when i came to washington, i swore an oath to the constitution. it is that simple. the founding fathers anticipated that it would be better to have the federal city under the jurisdiction of congress than to have it at thomas or under its own -- to have it autonomous or under its own state. there have been conversations about having 600,000 people in the federal city. i would be open to discussions about if maryland virginia wanted to end next part of the city, but the reality is that maryland or virginia does not want to do it. it would be a tough sell. , the district of columbia shrunk when some of it went to virginia. but it is the constitution. you can be upset about that, or work on an amendment to the constitution, but that is the reality. the constitution sa

. >> james norton, we thank you so much for taking the time. i suspect we'll have you back as we continue to talk about this. >> hope so, appreciate it. >> well, political infighting within the democratic party taken center stage with members of the party calling for house democratic leader nancy pilosi to step down and make way for new leadership while shot back >> i listen to my members, i respect my decisions that is made in any caulk, but i'm proud of the unit we've had and my leadership in terms of keeping everybody together and fighting the healthcare bill and house of representatives. that are proud of our success. >> if you think you've heard pilosi things like that, she has. once again to talk about the shake-up, drew litman a political democratic strategist. thank you for coming in. we've been through this before with nancy pilosi. i talked to people that said they never quite heard this, never been in a position with her where she might lose her leadership positio. what are you hearing >> i'm certainly am hearing discontent from demo

. >> host: bob weil who runs the living right division of norton. liveright is 100 years old. these are some of the books coming out this fall. >> guest: thank you, peter. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. >> next, "the communicators" with journalist walt mossberg. then a discussion on the economic impact of opioid addiction. after that, a forum on the future of political parties. ♪ ♪ >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> host: walt moss berg, why are you retiring? >> guest: it's just time. it's time to reinvent myself and go on and try some other things. peter, i've, i've reinvented myself at a number of points through my career. we could talk about that, if you want. and, you know, i've been doing the tech commentary and the tech reviews and columns for about 26 years. i will this year have been doing it 26 years, and it just

remembering just who they are and what values they are supposed to be standing up for journalist ben norton and aldridge gray's own project uncovered that five democratic senators leapt across the aisle to join their republican brothers and sisters to vote fifty three to forty seven in favor of the trump administration's sale of five hundred ten million dollars worth of persuasion guided missiles to saudi arabia three of the five democratic senators including claire mccaskill of missouri and bill nelson of florida have not surprisingly been revealed to have rather deep campaign finance ties to the military industrial complex i guess i guess to casco and nelson and their ilk the interests of boeing and lockheed martin outweigh the safety and plight of the citizens of yemen. but the dems apparently were not finished there because were rumors on the hill this week are is that our democratic friends have sold the fight over health care up the river in order to among other things get bull republican support first stronger sanctions against russia and bind trump's hands in the process. just sold

. >> actually richard norton smith who is president of the ford library. don't think it's written a biography this is better profound evening for me hearing you talk. one of the issues i've had for many years is that kids are not taught civics anymore. i took civics in the eighth grade. i've been a political junkie all my life. when i talk to people about things like the constitution and i studied two semesters of common law and i was a history major. i am appalled by their total lack of knowledge and disinterest in the constitution. if kids are taught basic civics in grade school, the chances they will carry that interest and concern and responsibility on as adults is pretty slim. like to hear your thoughts like to know what can we do to bring it back? >> guest: make it required. truly. absolutely. be required. >> one of the things about the military academies as they all require that kind of course. many ways their graduates are coming away with an advantage of students in the regular universities are not going to have. when i was in college i took we ha

tv personalate phil norton. guy was going around for another chopper to pick him up. he saw sky force 10 and thought it was cool so he got a tour. >> all right. i'll take a hug. >> getting some minions love. the minions invaded our set ahead of the release of the film "despicable me 3." vai is loving it. >> they had a little bit of fun. >> we're down to the final 15 in the description national spelling bee. >> one speller from our area is in the running. >> b-o-d-h-r-a-n. >> correct. >> thank you. >> how do you even study for that. shruthika padhy among the finalist. she's 11 years old from cherry hill. a sixth grader. she talked about what got her to this point in the competition. >> i studied a lot more which i did last year which is why i did better. of course, some luck. >> she talked about her lucky headband which she wears in honor of her favorite athlete, her nba star steve nash. >> t-a-p-a-s, tapas. >> correct. that's edythe fuller a kindergarten from oklahoma at 6 years old she's the youngest competitor in this year's competition. a full two years younger tha

congresswoman eleanor holmes norton joked she was uncertain when she heard she'd be on the wall. >> whenthe word wall, i go into fighting mode because we're so busy fighting donald trump's wall. >> reporter: the big mural replaces a smaller one that had included bill cosby, a long time supporter. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >> that looks incredible. it's like life. >> it's come to life. and life of weather out there at lake arbor where doug kammerer is. >> when you went to that catch, does that pull or cable or something? >> you outdid yourself. >> reporter: that's what you have to do. you have to make sure you do right. this chef does it right all the time. explain what is going on because you have a huge event. i've interviewed this man before he smas really gohas some reall. >> we have some d.c. barbecue batter. we'll be making these barbecue chicken sundae.pictured ice cream. >> no, no, chicken, macro any and cheese, more chicken, some of my secret sauce, coleslaw, and there is your barbecued chicken sundae. >> reporter: what happened is this event going towards? >> the ev

and now on book tv we'll introduce the new president of the norton publishing company. give us a quick synopsis of your career to this point. >> my career, i've spent almost 34 years at ww north. i was hired as a college traveler, selling books to campuses in ohio and kentucky and indiana. always wanted to be an editor in the literature field and eventually editing anthologies of literature for 30 years and doing some other kinds of work. and then this, so, it's a great ride. >> what are your duties going to entail as the new president? >> i think my main duty is to keep on keeping on. this is very fabulous and unusual publishing company and i wanted to continue to do that. my duties are to learn what i don't know and to support all of these brilliant people to do what they really do well. >> well, we were going to ask you about books coming up this november that are publishing. what are some that you want to talk about? >> this-- we've got plenty. i'm going to start with "the rise and fall of adam and eve", who is an author i worked with for 20 years. steven has writte

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first lady micll president obama and dc congress woman eleanor homes norton, dick gregory, prince andit was formally dedicated and some were on hand for the big reveal >> i used to come to ben's when i was shooting my first hbo special that i call killing them softly and they said why did you call it that? i said because it's the best song a washingtontonians put out in a long time. i just want to thank you guy and want to let you know i'm honored to be home and this means an enormous amount to me and my family. i'm proud. much love everybody. long live dc. >> those who appear on the wall were selected in an online contest that was held by ben chilly bowl. >>> he got his wish. he's finally on the mural. >>> for the eighth year, z burgers hosting burger eating contest. last year, molly shuler from nebraska, the number one female competite eating 28 hamburgers in 12 minutes. first place will win $1500, the competition will be monday july 3rd at the z burger in tenleytown, if you show up, if you're not completely turned off >> i'm feeling nauseous right now >> you can get a free burger >