jeff: well, it's going okay metro at pentagon city.oming from d.c., rosslyn and points north and headed to a shuttle buses. commuters are headed to the shuttle bus to get to the braock avenue. the braddock metro station to head south. shuttle buses like to get to reagan airport. how rough of a ride is this depends who you ask. >> we meet the johnson family inside the pentagon city metro station. >> it's frustrating to find our way to the airport. >> up expected detour on the trip from downtown d.c. to reagan airport and eventually home to portland, oregon. >> some way we will manage through this but we have to figure out the west way to do it. jeff: help come quickly. pretty soon the johnsons like many others are out of the station and on the shuttle bus moving again. >> it's not terrible but it's not my preference. at the beginning it was fun. >> safetrack surge four means the closure of the blue and pentagon city and reagan airport. it's tough for the airport travelers and the tourists. many of whom don't know metro well. >> wait for

city and pentagon city crystal city and national airport. keep in mind shuttles to the airport are for airport customers only and you may want to take metro bus, car pool, find the alternate and suggest this new patter slightly different than surge track three we were dealing with the previous 7 days any questions on the commute we want to help you get around during all this metro work. back to you maureen and holly. >> coming up more u.s. troops serve closer to the front lines in iraq. >> and for second time in british history a woman will hold the title of prime mipste mipster. >> as we head to break a live look across the d.c. region this tuesday morning time now 5:08 we'll be back with more news after the ♪ double down on your candy and coffee cravings with dunkin's new heath and almond joy candy bar flavored iced coffees. america runs on dunkin'. dived come ron successor will be theresa may they named her leader yesterday and fast tracked her takeover as prime minister. cameron is steppin

free shuttle braddock to pentagon city. fairfax county is urging residents to telework or use flexible work schedules. >> impacting the blue and yellow lines and shut down service between national airport and braddock road many used shut buses to get around and 77% of riders used other options to get to work during the maintenance work. >>> all right. we're coming up on 4:35 let's get a khex of weather today. not a bad day yesterday, gary mcgrady, hopefully the same. we can push >> i think so. the only difference is there's a slightly better chance i mean slightly better we may end up with a little shower or thunderstorm late this afternoon into this evening. and most of us will stay dry okay. and maybe you see a little bit -- well you don't see it but you feel a little more humidity coming back into the picture today. certainly by tomorrow i think tomorrow that's when the humidity really starts to crank back up and it will stay with us for the most part through the weekend and we're expecting temperatures to climb up as we

. >> instead of stopping here, we're going to get off at pentagon city. so it's not going to be much of an inconvenience. >> out of the regulars, i see no longer riding, but i think they have done a pretty good job handling it so far. >> surge four will last until next monday: >>> ashe carter is in afghanistan where he's going to meet with u.s. commanders. this comes days after the president announced that american troops will stay in that country longer than expected. take a look. this as it comes following an unannounced trip to shortly after arriving yesterday carter announced hundreds of more troops would deploy to that country. while in afghanistan, carter will also meet with the country's president. i'm angie goff at the live desk. >>> let's do lunch. >>> a call to action, the national organization that needs your organization helping others. >>> and we're off to a beautiful start this morning but if you need to get any yard work done, do it now. when storm chances return to your forecast. >>> and is a 911 outage to play for two -- blame for two dea

opened up the pentagon to criticism. that's next. >>> announcing today that we are ending the ban on transgender americans in the united states military. effective immediately, trans gender americans may serve openly. they can no longer be discharged or otherwise separate from the military just for being transgender. >> it would be surprising to me that isil is not trying to hit us both in the region as well as in our homeland. >> isis's ability to continue to propagate its narrative as well as to incite and carry out these attacks, i think we still have a ways to go before we are able to say that we have made some significant progress against them. >> that's the cia director this week characterizing isis and the defense secretary today with the policy change announcing transgender people can now serve in the u.s. military which prom prompted a response from the chairman of the house armed services committee matt thorn berry, quote, this is the latest example of the pentagon and president prioritizing politics over polic

city, the ore from pentagon city to crystal city to the airport and back one will go from springfield to the pentagon, they are answering questions and even holding buses for those running a little behind. >> how often -- >> that was awesome. thank you so much! i wouldn't have done it without them! >> most expected delays what they didn't prepare for was the influx of buses at this busy stop. >> because they have the metro shuttle stop in the very same spot where all the other the hotels and office building it is just complete confusion. >>> other than that. >> what i mean the shuttle bus situation is great they were nonstop. wonderful as can be. >> at least there is a light at the end of the tunnel monday at midnight. >>> so far so good i'd rather be safe than sorry. in pentagon city, wusa9. >>> you can stay up to date on all the latest repairs on metro and get bus schedules on our free wusa9 mobile app. >>> metro transit police arrested the suspect in an assault on a train at prince george's plaza at this point authorities have not released the suspect's name. however they are charg

rich brown called the pentagon shortly after 8:00 p.m.st to ask ana a question, but she left. and he thought, well, that's odd. reg thought that her actions in leaving the pentagon early was suspicious. so the first thing i did was take a look at our own records. everybody at d.i.a. has a personnel file. everybody has a security file. i reviewed our files on ana montes, and what i found was an absolutely model employee. ana, she had been working at d.i.a. since 1985, and she'd never committed a security violation. she rose through the ranks very quickly. lived very modestly. she was the kind of employee that supervisors hold up for others to emulate. so the assessment that ana might be a spy just didn't make a lot of sense. nevertheless, i decided to interview her. and ana gave me great answers to most of my questions. but then when i started questioning her about just going home and did anybody see you, her entire demeanor changed. one minute we're joking and laughing and having a good time, and the next minute she is scared to death tha

that is the latest live from pentagon city station. molette green, news 4. >>> the area conversation getting under way today that hopes to open -- to be hop and honest. >> it scenes we come to air with a new tragedy coming around the world. with that mind, 200 plus youths from northern virginia headed off to europe for world youth today. we talk to parents about concerns ahead of their travel. >>> a live look across the district this morning. we're off to a nice start here and an even better start here with the beach. a closer look at what you can expect when you are heading to the shore w >>> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is standing by with more on this hot weather. chuck, no break in sight! >> a littlest little break in sight coming our way later today into tomorrow. there's way more heat and humidity coming our way for the week. first thing this morning, still tracking a couple of showers ong i-i8 is through the virginia. i couldn't rule out a quick little morning rain shower here, especially across parts of frederick , lou

mckayla works at the pentagon. she's trying to make it to the airport and then back home to minnesota. >> you know, its really not bad. i just have to judge better on how much time it's going to take. reporter: part of the blue and yellow lines are closed. there's pentagon city, there's reagan international airport. metro has cut off the lines in between. that means buses instead of trains for 25,000 rider ace day. >> it's just looking at the schedule and where to look. reporter: it's a real pain for wanda dickerson, she walked with a cane. >> if you're used to having eureka, you don't have to -- your car, you don't have to worry about this, but providing i don't have my own car, everybody else. >> pentagon city shuttle. reporter: leaving the airport, shuttles go to pentagon city and crystal city. reporter: visitors say they'll put up with it this time. >> i understand the rails have to be fixed and if they have to be fixed, we have to have the inconvenience so that's why. reporter: metro employees here trying to h

the pentagon says transgender people can serve openly in the military. >>> and severe water pollution mars olympic venues in rio. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> there is new fallout over an impromptu meeting between bill clinton and loretta lynch. the meeting has prompted calls for an independent prosecutor to handle the e-mail probe. hena daniels is here in new york. >> good morning. while attorney general loretta lynch says the topic of the private e-mail server never came up she is being called to. many are questioning the timing of this chat as the doj is the middle of investigating his wife. >> reporter: at a facebook event in california thursday, attorney general loretta lynch continued to deflect questions had he ever owner private meeting with bill clinton in phoenix. >> i was arriving, he was leaving. he came on to say hoe. we spoke about a number of things. not much more to it than that. >> reporter: the half hour encounter on board lynch's plane came as the fbi nears the

the pentagon made an historic and controversial move today. it listed the long-standing ban on transgender troops. some military leaders feel theel move is putting politics over policy. fox's dug myocele way has thehe story. >>reporter: effective immediately transgender americans may serve openly.open the pentagon dropping its ban on transgender people openlyr pe serving in the military. announcing change on thursday, saying a year long study was conducted looking into the issue. we don't want barriers unrelated to a person's qualification toio serve, preventing us from recruiting or retaining the solder, salor, remember can best accomplish the mission.miss transgender service members aree now expected to be able to formally change their gender identification, in the pentagon's personnel system by october 1 and begin receivingeci medical care, including surgery. right now most of our transjennifer service memberseri must go outside the military medical system in order to obtain medical care that isat judged by doctors to be necessary. and they

one back and forth to pentagon city. other from pentagon city to crystal city to the airport and back. there will be a shuttle directly to the pentagon. >> i'm glad they are fixing things, and i hope it actually gets fixed. >> reporter: well, those free shuttles will pick people up here at the usual metro bus stop, and that is near the entrance to the crystal city metro station at 18th street and bell street. i'm mola lenghi. >> fortunately just for another week. thank you. if you have not already, make sure to download the wusa 9 app. you will get the best way around the shutdowns 24/7. >>> police have been canvassing the bloomingdale neighborhood in the northwest. 27-year-old seth rich was shot to death early yesterday while walking home. police are look possibility his murder is connected to recent robberies in the neighborhood. >> this quarter right here, all the way around flagler, two or three blocks, and that's where the crime has been concentrated. in the last few months we have had carjacking and robberies. >> n

be shuttle service from springfield to the pentagon. this will be the last time metro completely shuts down a section of track until october. check out the metro page on our wusa9 app. >>> a rough primary season the democrats appear ready to mend fences, sanders set to appear at a clinton rally tomorrow in new hampshire. on thursday clinton will bring her campaign to annandale. senator jim kane will join her at the community college. donald trump campaigning in virginia beach. >> it will be america first from now on america first. >> chris christie joined trump in virginia beach. we are told he will make up his mind on a running mate in the next three or four days. check montgomery county 911 system back online after going down for a couple of hours last night into this morning. >> county executive calling for an investigation into the cause of the outage. information to the neighborhood precinct in case you need help, authorities apologized for the outage they said in case of emergency try calling 311 or the department directly. two me

. >>> history and controversy as the pentagon lifts the ban on transgender service members serving openly. >>> "serial" new trial. the man at the center of a murder mystery, the subject of a podcast station heard by tens of millions getting another chance to prove his innocence. >>> and toxic emergency. big trouble in the water tonight at some of the most popular beaches in america. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. we start with an urgent warning. government safety regulators have taken the rare step of urging owners of some 300,000 cars to stop driving them immediately because of a high risk of potentially deadly air bag ruptures. the cars, hondas and acuras, are part of a broad recall of defective air bags affecting millions of makes and models linked to numerous deaths and injuries. the government tonight telling drivers of specific models to park them until they're repaired. nbc's miguel almaguer has details. >> reporter: the defective air bags can explode, spraying shrapnel into the driver. more than a hundr

shuttle buses will replace trains between pentagon city and reagan national airport. at reagan national airport, suzanne kennedy, abc seven eyewitness news. a reminder, you can get commuter updates on your phone. sign up for metro alerts at wjla .com/text. or text the word metro 243817. least 20 people have been killed in a train crash. look at these pictures, unbelievable. crashed head-on. one was forced off the tracks at a sharp angle. rescue workers are still at the scene pulling victims from the rubble. on the hill general loretta lynch appearing before a house judiciary committee for accepting the fbi recommendation to not press charges against hillary clinton. she was grilled on her meeting with bill clinton on an airport tarmac. lynch maintains the conversation she trustsand that the judgment of the fbi. is composedhe team of prosecutors and agents. it was a unanimous recommendation of how to resolve the investigation. with the agree conclusions? ms. lynch: i accepted the recommendation. i saw no reason not to accept it. i really eight -- i reiterate my pride a

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it closes the blue and yellow lines north to pentagon city. they have been working on the track south since july 5th. they have been using shuttle buses to get people around the closures. we'll learn how long the work will last and the impact on your >>> the moment hillary clinton has been waiting for for weeks could happen today. we're tracking big changes ahead in decision 2016. a live look outside now. the air getting thicker later today. tom kierein is tracking the return of humidity and let us know great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. comcast business. built for business. >>> right now, we're looking live at the dallas skyline lit up in blue. the president will visit the city this afternoon

city and some had to leave pentagon metro this morning to breathe.oym problem deal with crystal city this is dust and debris from construction work dealing with stage track surge wrap and what you can tell us about the situation are the stops still on. >> yeah, i'll tell you what, we're here at crystal city and you can see. it i don't know if you can see if from the camera it's hazy inside especially trains with headlights coming through the tunnel as this one d you can see the haze here. we're told it's dust from track work he we're told. right now we're in between twou of the surges and next surge starts tomorrow and between boston and east falls church for twelve days. there's no official working done right now. surge rise. but you can see as you see the people here that there's definitely this dust is what metro is calling it dust in the air vept lateers are working and trying to clear right now it's hazy at chris tat city to pentagon city as well. we'll keep app eye on it and let you know how it goes. >> thank you very much. and we will be writi

jeff: it's felt like grand central station all afternoon here at pentagon city.we have these folks going down the escalator now. likely just got off a shuttle from braddock road or from national airport. this gentleman here giving information to folks. those folks going downstairs washington, d.c. these folks coming up the escalator right now just got off of a metro. from d.c. very likely. they will be headed to one of two shuttle buses. either this one going to reagan national airport or another one going to the braddock road metro station. that for commuters. it's really busy and it has been all afternoon. now down below it was crowded. not surprisingly on the platform at pentagon city metro with people going in so many different directions. surge four will last for a week or so and it means the closure of the blue and yellow line between pentagon city and the reagan airport. it will impact 86,000 trips a day. surge four creates a particular challenge for a lot of travelers. a lot of tourists in d.c. this time of year. metro says six times more customers access

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jeff goldberg is at the pentagon city station. this is definitely hav huge impact. because you have so many more passengers going to the airport from the north than the south. here at pentagon city we'll see commonly, the last week in stage three as people get off the metro and going to express shuttles to get them to braddock road that was critical in surge three. it will be critical in stage four starting tomorrow. surge four, rather. it will last for seven days. metro will close the blue and yellow line between pentagon city and reagan airport. it will impact 85,000 trips a day. phase three wrapping up today. closing the yellow and the blue lines between airport and braddock road. but it's more of an inconvenience for travelers. metro says six times more customers access the airport from the north than they do from the south. we spoke from the local commuters. not necessarily travelers preparing to adjust for the week ahead. >> yeah, it i had to pay for parking today and friday i had to pay for a taxi. >> getting up earlier and getting home later. >> the crews ar

he's the one who leaks this to the press. >> i was the lead reporter in the pentagon papers. the war, and he copied these papers with the hope that eventually they would be used to embarrass an awful lot of people and which would show that we had made a terrible mistake. fighting this war in vietnam. >> starting with the ellsberg story front page. big black type. >> i think kissinger was obsessed with secrecy and so was nixon. my first three articles were published. and the nixon administration then wanted to stop the whole thing. >> my argument inside was, if you want to make the case against the pentagon papers, get up and charge "the new york times" with publishing national security secrets, gross irresponsibility, and sabotaging the war in vietnam. >> the justice department went to court in new york today and got a temporary order restraining the "times" from publishing the next and last two installments. >> attorneys for "the new york times" claim the protection of the first amendment which embodies the concept of the freedom of the press as sufficient to protect their d

also health services for transgender soldiers will be fully covered under the pentagon's health care plan. here is the 30 minute reef. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon everyone. thanks for being here. i am here today to announce some changes in the defense department's policies regarding transgender servicemembers. before i announce what changes remake and i want to explain why. there is three main reasons having to do with their future force, our current force and batters of principle. the first and fundamental reason is that the defense department and the military need to avail ourselves of all talent possible in order to remain what we are now, the finest fighting force the world has ever known. our mission is to defend this country and we don't want barriers unrelated to a person's qualifications to serve or repenting us from recruiting or retaining soldiers sailor airman or marine who can best accomplish the mission. we have to have access to 100% of america's population for our all-volunteer force to be able to recruit from among them the most highly qualified and to

getting people to and from pentagon city and the braddock road metro station. surge four meanwhile starts tomorrow and is set to impact more than 85,000 trips a day. safetrack has affected tens of thousands of riders. for the next week metro is closing the blue and the yellow lines between pentagon city and the airport. >> i knew it would was going to affect everybody. i knew eventually i would be one of those people that it affected. it is what it is. you have to deal with it. >> so metro is to find another way into town. this metro video shows that surge three resulted in the closure of the yellow and the blue line between the airport and the braddock work. >> they are doing work they couldn't do without having a shutdown. >> according to the metro spokesperson, six time more customers access from the north than the south. that is why commuters should use shuttle buses between pentagon city and braddock road. not the localized buses between crystal city and the airport. >> we need the shuttle buses for the airport to be for the people who are going to the air

blue and yellow will be closed between the airport and pentagon city. and crews are still working out in gainesville. back to you. >>> jack, thank you. staying on the roads, some major summer construction would start messing up your days. we have a warning about three projects that could slow you down for necht few days. >>> plus an alert before you head out for your morning jog. we'll break down a new recall affecting hundreds of thousands jogging strollers. >>> a terrifying trend in northern virginia. someone is shooting off rounds at their home and this isn't e th >>> right now, you are looking live at the dallas skyline. it is lit up in blue in honor of the officers killed there last week. the president will visit that city this afternoon for an interfaith memorial service. funeral services start tomorrow. in our next 15 minutes we'll take you back live to dallas for a report. >>> and here at home we're monitoring a cool start to your morning. most of you are in the 60s but that cool crisp air will not be with us much longer. how soon you'll feel th

- crystal city and also pentagon city.en to metro riders. rr this was supposed to be the onee day without a surge and there'sd still issues.st they're shaking their heads this morning. >> i see smoke in the tunnels. n >> reporter: what do you thinkh of that? >> um, i am not sure. se i mean, you know, tracks arecks supposed to be fixed. fed. things are supposed to be a bita saver, and on the first day that the rails are back on track, wee got smoke. smoke >> reporter: they're saying it's dust from construction work.wo >> well, i'm not smelling thein smoke. so my first guess would not havt been dust but it'st butt' understandable. >> reporter: can i show you something.r: >> yes. >> reporter: come here.orter: some lady pointed out to us. u it's mott smoke necessarily. n look at this.look if you go like this, you'res, yu breathing that in.. >> ooh, yes.>> o not a good thing.oodhi not a good thing at all. >> reporter: so metro says s they have their exhaust system s working to try to clear the airr but if you look down the tunn

meanwhile, the pentagon has confirmed the u.s. military and us-led coalition forces carried out a total of 26 different airstrikes in iraq and syria on thursday. the pentagon has not released a death toll. on wednesday, u.s.-led airstrikes killed as many as 250 people near the iraqi city of fallujah. north carolina lawmakers are moving to reserve 250,000 dollars for the legal expenses of defending the anti-transgender law hb two. the obama administration sued north carolina over the law, which nullifies ordinances protecting lgbt people from discrimination and forces transgender people to use the bathroom that matches what they were assigned on their birth certificate. in another victory for reproductive rights, a federal judge has blocked an indiana law that would have banned abortions based on a fetus's genetic anomalies or disabilities. the ruling is the latest in a series of decisions upholding women's right to access abortions following the supreme court's landmark decision to strike down texas' admitting privileges requireme

city and free shuts braddock to pentagon and shuttles run braddock road and pentagon cit city. fairfax urging telework or flexible >> matt kack lynn interview with mayor bowser and chief linear that intire interview is on our web site. they talked about it more on fox5dc.com. >> more women are asking for what they wants on social media app tippeder. >> well how the dating app is used now to find men will be to do housework. >> shut up. >> really? >> okay. >> and pokey monday is back in a big way. we'll take a closer look at why adults and kids are fining the new pokemon go app addictive. >> crazy. >> first do you have any idea how many times a day you touch your cevl phone. new study says average person taps, clicks and twipz more than 2600 times a day. >> that's afternoon person wlaeb news people do. >> oh, my goodness. >> that amounts to total of 145 minutes daily on phone over 76 separate phone con study showed that most phone use take place at bedtime and as for overnight hours a whopping 87% of participants admitted to checking gadgets between midnight and 5 a.m.. >> if yo

that is a tiny fraction of the overall pentagon budget. it is, however, three times the amount for the national endowment of the arts. >> we are not think it rid of the bands, but reduce the money and put it back into the pentagon and back into the programs that defend this country. leon: opponents of the measure say music is an important ,radition that helps morale promotes petrie at him, and helps recruitment. the bill failed in the past of the senate. the house is expected to take the issue this fall. a sticky, smelly problem in florida, a popular beach invaded by blue-green algae it smells putrid according to the people who have been there. this came from lake okeechobee. they were reducing the lake water so the towns around it would not flood, but that created blooms in the ocean. >> this beach is usually packed. you normally cannot even find a parking space. there is nobody here. leon: farm runoff is believed to be part of the problem. doesood news is the algae not appear to be dangerous, even though it is somewhat toxic. officials s

nbc news, the pentagon. >>> rick scott declared a state of emergency for a massive algae blue.em to reduce the algae spread. the bloom giving off an ov overpouring stinoverpou overpouring stench. >>> it is time to get down to business as americans prepare to celebrate this weekend. gas prices at the lowest point for independence day since 2005. nearly six in ten travelers are expected to take at least a four-night vacation. >>> apple looking to bring on artists like kanye west and beyonce. it comes at a time when apple aims to include more including a new design. >>> just ahead, an american record is set as the olympic qualifiers. history is made at the college world series. sports next. tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto wi

how is the industry working with the pentagon on that? >> had a number of meetings with the secretaries about third offset. i think coveney's are focusing their investment strategies now to target many of those areas that have been identified as important. these companies are also working with silicon valley, just as the department is working with silicon valley, to try to find opportunities to extend capabilities because there is enough challenge out there for everybody to tackle it. >> should we expect from the silicon valley companies to be joining your organization as well in the future? >> a couple already have and the trend will continue, mainly in -- due to the relevant man systems, which you know many companies are many interested -- very adjusted in developing their own capability. it is a regulated market place because the work we do with faa and the department of defense could we have a lot of experience in that area. jill: that is all for this week. thanks for joining us. [music] >> dr. charles stanley: you can't tell god when

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right now no trains are running between pentagon city and reagan national airport. the crystal city station is also closed. that means passengers arriving at reagan national must hop on a shuttle bus to get to the next station to board a train. long lines and a lot of confusion after many out of towners didn't know where to go. >> our first time in washington, d.c. >> we don't even have a bus system that runs very well. >> which shuttle bus is the right twoun get on? >> after i asked. >> metro says they have extra employees at stations telling people where to go. monday. >> what authorities want you to keep in mind about the pokemon go app. >> it was a call for help but they thought it was a pocket dial until a man turned up dead. >> you may want to bring your umbrella this morning. our storm chances start creeping ba up.ck >>> we are seeing the first image of jupiter from nasa's juno spacecraft. we told you it may orbit last week, five years after the launch. >> in this clip, you can see half of jupiter on left here and a few of the moons on the right. juno will or

days and rae pairs shut down service on blue and yellow line trains between national airport and pentagonand erin will >> morning line this morning maybe a lot of you are like me sleepily why monk because you stayed up to watch the home run derby last night. a park typically not big for home runs. that's orioles marked. and first round you face korey seeing whor dodged 18 homers and up to the task at one point 7 straight over the wall. tied up and we're happy about that. but it was this guy's night stanton of of the miami marlins he came to san diego just for this 26-year-old kloberd 6 home runs and then beat the defending champed to frazier record 61 home runs if you add up the distance he had by far longest home runs of night total 5.41 miles of home run run the home run berm derby. >> between nationals and/or joels nationals believe the orioles controlled mid-atlantic sports controlled met work should be paying millions to show games. the nats received fair market value under agreement with the nats. recently new york supreme court justice denied nationals request to have the major nat

atond, will the pentagon gender identity status to the military equal opportunity i'll policy in the event that a transgender member feels discrimination? sec. carter: the medical standards don't change. transgender, like all other service members, will get all medical care their doctors deem necessary. they will have to do that with, if it is not urgent, subject to the commanders. if they need to be deployed, they need to be deployed. it is normal that if you have a procedure which is not urgent that ifou have to defer you are being deployed. we will not have a different medical policy for transgender members. our doctors will give them medically necessary treatment according to the protocol determined by the medical that are profession. >> in the policy, trade center status? sec. carter: i do not know the specific answer to that. i assume it is yes, and peter is telling me yes. it stands to reason that we would then, that makes sense. let's see, corey deco corey is not here. call. paul? paul: a follow-up on that question. there has been some debate on whether the military would for

the pentagon would tell you that. they don't like the funding that's being talked about, whispered about. mr. president, to have a strong defense means more than the pentagon, i repeat. it means making sure the department of homeland security is well financed. we want to make sure that the d.e.a. is strong and well financed. we want to make sure the f.b.i. is an agency that we take good care of. mr. president, there is a lot of other entities that we are concerned about. the republican leader, i am stunned, is concerned because we sent him a letter yesterday. four democratic leaders sent him a letter. we simply said that it's important that we not be given a little -- a dance step on this matter. we all know what they're trying to do here. we have a defense bill, it's an appropriation bill. once that's done, the appropriation process will be wiped out and we'll be at the mercy of the republicans in some form or fashion. we'll have the defense bill done. everything else will be pushed away someplace else. i want to rea

free express metro rail rai shuttle services betweenen braddock crystal city and cit pentagon city.pentagny questions at erin fox5rin d.c. on twitter. twi we'll take a look around the dmv, see how those roads are shaping up on our majors.n r ma back to you. >> today is july 11th.ul11 guess what today it is? >> july 11th. >> i'll just tell you.'l 7/11 day. that means free slurps. slurp >> okay.>> >> we all love our pets.love who knew a movie about what they do lined our backs woulded be such a hit. >> as we head to break rightea now here's a live look outside across the dmv. d time right now is 4:37.7. we're back in a moment. ent. and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is differ