update you on our breaking news about suspicious letters being found in two different locations in ntc today. police have cleared the scene at a restaurant on 12th and eight street. no hazardous materials were found at the scene. traffic is reopening in the area pit. we will have much more on this story at 9:00. >> there could be changes for the washington redskins. >> it could be moving its training camp out of our region and all the way to richmond. as jummy olabanji reports, some fans are fired up. >> they love their team but they will not move out of the area for training camp. they have at camp at their current location in ashburn for over a decade, but there is talk that daniel snyder is looking at richmond as a new location. members of the front office were seen scouting locations in virginia's capital city. >> less of a circus. >> the team held at summer camps in pennsylvania. some people say it it might be a better experience for the team. mayor vincent gray says he would like to see the team and build of a facility in the district. >> it would be nice to move back and make th

the role of the ntc, that is the legislative body, and we are the executive one if you want. of course, because it's something new, in our country, so times there are interactions, we try to draw the line, and it will work out. thank you very much. i'm afraid this is all the time we have. >> let me please ask you to first remain seated until the prime minister leaves, and then, joining me in thanking the prime minister for answering your questions and all his remarks and wish you all the best in rebuilding libya. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> please remain seated. >> president obama heads to prince george virginia today, he is peebi ispooking at -- he is g at a plant that makes jet engines. >> hemingway was a great author but do not know of him as a spy. >> he was aware of boats approaching fishing boats and say we will take your food. he said i'll wait until they come to their side and then we will lob hand grenades down the open hatches and then we will machine gun the germ ans deck. >> nicholas reynolds on hemingway the spy. sunday night at 8:30, part of american history t

ntc does have the authority to place a 10 cents per gallon gas tax. we have conducted a poll and we will be presenting those findings to the commission in april. gas prices are going up right now, so you can imagine that this might not be viewed favorably by a lot of people. this is one revenue option that is available to the region. we note that there are a lot of local measures. alameda is looking at replacing a sales-tax extension and increase on the ballot that would provide a significant amount of new funding for transit. we recognize the need to support those efforts. in the area of service performance, we are proposing slightly different approach here, which is to establish what we are calling the transit performance initiative and this is sort of a two-pronged approach that consists of an investment element and an incentive element. on the investment side, we would basically provide money to invest in improvements in the major transit corridors. speed improvements is a big one. what we have found is just over 50% of the transit trips are on ma

the role of the ntc. that's the legislative lower body. we are the executive one if you want. there is of course, because there is something new in our country. so some times interactions. we fry to draw the line. but it would work. >> thank you very much. i am afraid this is all the time we have. let me please ask you to -- first remain seated until the prime minister leaves. and then, join me in thanking the prime minister for very rehi you all the best in rebiddiui >> thank you. >> please remain seated. >> beginning at 9:30 a.m., the senate armed services committee polls a hearing on military operations in afghanistan. the head of the coalition forces there, marine corps general john allen, will testify along with defense department officials. you can watch it live here on c-span 3 and online at c-span.org. >> this weekend on the presidency on american history tv. >> think of the fdr memorial it wasn't three redesigns, three plus designs before they got to a final, final plan. and so, i think that we shouldn't be afraid of looking at this issue. because we are building some

aaa is estimating that ntc makes $50 million a year on speed cameras -- d.c. makes a $50 million a year on speed cameras alone. >> it is really sneaky. >> there is one on 295 northbound that you might see only in your rearview mirror. aaa does not like it. >> they are sitting ducks. that is the problem. the device should not be hidden. >> are these devices about safety or about revenue? >> they are probably a moneymaker. >> you do not think it is about safety? >> not at all. >> it does not bother me. just slow down. >> the city is getting more per ticket. d.c. raise the basic find from $50 to $125. the rest of the find all went up by $50. >> i think it is horrible. >> suburbanites complain that statistics -- they get most of the tickets. >> the vast -- d.c. residents -- >> is used to be a race track. >> a lot of the statistics are on the city's site. the number of traffic fatalities in the last -- fatalities are averaging in the 20's and 30's. previously, the statistics for double that. >> thank you very much. metro is hyping its new 7000 series rail cars. app

. >> this weekend on saturday afternoon at 2:00 there is another rally at ntc at freedom plaza. many people in florida are upset about the police chief and are calling for him to step down. the local prosecutor there has convened a grand jury for april 10. >> investigators separate the juvenile in connection with a couple stabbing in northeast. three women were stabbed last night on rhode island avenue. the women were taken to a hospital and are expected to survive. no word on what led to the stabbing. >> police want to track down a man captured on surveillance video in fairfax. officers believe he sexually assaulted a teenage girl, near woodson high school. john gonzalez joins us with more. good morning. >> while the female student was walking home through the nearby woods, an area that hundreds of students use each day. this time a man was spring on the young victim's. fortunately, he was captured on security cameras. police are hoping someone recognizes him. police believe this is the man who sexually assaulted a high school students this week, fleeing the scene of a crime. h

>>catherine: several people at the russell 85 attended ntc.a passenger said that she first made ace train to matt ramblings beat eggs in the ramble hough how the plan would crashed. someone caught the scene on video. >>catherine: that was a quite offended you perked reaching. passengers described her behavior at the monitor. the plane had been on the roadway, the pilot had to bring it back to the terminal. the flight attendant was taken to hospital for evaluation. >>catherine: a man trying to protect his son from police went too far according to law enforcement his a group of kids were tormenting his son and he challenged them and allegedly used a bb gun from his car, he did not point at anyone but is still a lot of trouble. state officials in ohio declared that a dozen ohio earthquakes were promptly hauled five waste water from oil and natural gas drilling is injected into a disposal well. now, there are new safeguards being called for. the u.s. government has argued hist that it is environmentally safe. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outsi

and every time i come back into the ntc, i'll wind up back in here. >> how am i living?s like a zoo in here. they treat us like animals in here. you ain't got no freedom in here. you get told what to do. when to eat. how long you get to eat. you don't get to move out of this one spot unless you're going to the mess hall. it sucks. >> nine "u" on the count. you have to be very aggressive at times. sometimes it takes force, sometimes it doesn't. it is tough working with all men. a lot of men feel that women are inferior to them, so they don't have to listen to women, and that makes it a little tougher also. i haven't been on the job all that long to have anything really bad happen to me. since i've been on the job, everything has been basically -- they keep everything pretty tight. we have officers who have been here for like 15 and better years, they've seen a lot worse. because 15 years ago, supposedly it was really bad. >> msnbc first went inside one of the most haunting cell blocks at rikers in 1999. it's the cpsu, the central punitive segregation unit. this is where t

we've met leaders of the ntc. we've met leaders of the local brigades and met people who lost out.people who didn't really do very well out of the revolution, and i met, also, some sympathizers of gadhafi as well. >> sounds like a fascinating conversation for them to have. these aren't exactly hot destinations. i would never call them that. what gav you the idea to start tours like these and think that people would actually come? >> well, i've got, i really don't like the phrase, war zone tourism. what we're trying to do almost act like a news organization, and give people access to current affairs. so we do tours that don't dwell on conflict at all. we're going to be doing a tour here in london that looks at the financial crisis. we have tours in turkey. we'll soon have a tour in scotland, looking at the road to independence there. the idea really is to explain to people, give them access to current affairs and not really dwell too much. it goes back to my experience as a reporter and how much i enjoyed it. and i thought, well, if i enjoy it, why can't other people try and do a bi

[cheers] glad that you are all here and you are so ntc asked. -- so enthusiastic.from the hamilton county school board. she is right back there. [applause] and connie griffiths on the republican candidate executive committee. she is back there also. [applause] and. baylor, the juvenile court of course is also here. thank you all for being here. we are going to do this differently. because somewhere between here and oklahoma, my daughter, jackie, our grandson, robert, and herman cain, they should land in a few minutes. those of you that no hermine -- know hermain, when he gets here i will tell you a 9/9/09 story. until he gets here, if i will entertain you myself. it has been fascinating, the last couple of weeks, because president obama ran on behalf of left-wing environmentalists who believe that gasoline should be dramatically more expensive. he appointed as his secretary of energy who i call the secretary of anti- energy, dr. chu. he said in 2008 that he thought that gasoline pricing should be about at the level of europe, which is $9 or $10 a gallon. [boos] he

the role of the ntc -- that is the legislative body -- and we are the objective one.ecause it is something new in our country, so sometimes we try to draw the line, but it will work, though. >> thank you very much. i am afraid this is all the time we have. please remain seated until the prime minister leaves, and then join me in thanking the prime minister for derek refreshment remarks, and we wish you the best. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> this weekend there are two ways to watch the tucson festival of books. on c-span2 saturday, 1:30 p.m. eastern, the history of the supreme court, and then panels on forensic science, politics, and mexico's drug wars. sunday, panels continued with the environment, the great depression, the american west, and studying the brain, and bernie madoff. saturday beginning at noon eastern and sunday starting at 2:30, the tucson festival of books, live this weekend on c- span2 and booktv.org. >> several cases against the bill site and oral argume