stanton. one run allowed for scherzer. bottom nine now, tied at 1 and dietrich he's going deep.iring stanton twice in the game scherzer is the one that feels like the winner. >> it's really fun competing against guys like that. that's who you measure yourself up against. you don't measure yourself up against the worst. you actually measure yourself against the best. so those are your. >> to hoops. it's getting hot in here. first round of the acc tournament. buzz williams and virginia tech taking on wake forest. two minutes ago, jalen hudson a freshman seeing daylight and going down. two of his career high 32 points. tech up three. this went right to the end. we'll pick it up six seconds to go. and wake has the ball. and you see they shoot it. that's two. nothing. man, they were sitting there and they can't believe it. three chances, they couldn't get it in. virginia tech snaps a seven-game skid they'll play at miami in the second round tomorrow night. i've got to get some props and the dsa -- what is it dcsaa title game tonight. >> the dcsaa. >> oh yeah. they're talking about th

farther to the west a little below freezing down to stanton, virginia, near 30. around the metro area a few isolated spots across northern virginia nearby suburbs near 30. southern maryland, 30. near the bay, upper 30s. and we have just a few clouds coming through now storm team 4 radar scanning the sky, we have no rain around this morning. waiting for the petro or the bus, you need to layer up. it will be quite a chill in the air, temperatures hovering just around 30 degrees between 7:00

four governors, one currently serving time back-to-back governors, john stanton.n jr. he replaced somebody who was also behind bars. aaron schock here if he done end up in prison he's not even in the sweet 16 of corruption in illinois. >> illinois has become the new louisiana for your stereotypical stand for corruption. >> this scamming of mileage stuff, what are they thinking? this seems petty. >> hubris is a sad thing and i want erupts all over the place including business and politics. but it seems to me in this case it's a sad story. and rather than mock him feel very sad that congress once again has been stained by the behavior of a member. >> all right. thank you all. congratulations illinois. that's all for today. we'll be back next week because if it's sunday it's "meet the press." >>> good morning. i'm vai sikahema. we're in the midst of march madness. brackets are filled. the big dance is under way and the games will rake in billions of dollars. those big bucks aren't going over well with everyone. some say it's the ncaa school corporate sponsors who win

four governors, one currently serving time back-to-back governors, john stanton.jackson jr. he replaced somebody who was also behind bars. aaron schock here if he done end up in prison he's not even in the sweet 16 of corruption in illinois. >> illinois has become the new louisiana for your stereotypical stand for corruption. >> this scamming of mileage stuff, what are they thinking? this seems petty. >> hubris is a sad thing and i want erupts all over the place including business and politics. but it seems to me in this case it's a sad story. and rather than mock him feel very sad that congress once again has been stained by the behavior of a member. >> all right. thank you all. congratulations illinois. that's all for today. we'll be back next week because if it's sunday it's "meet the press." >>> in the halls of justice, they have seen it all. >> i thought this is the one that is going to run. >> from the unbelievable. >> just down on all fours to scramble away. >> to the shocking. >> oh, my god. >> courtroom deputies caught by surprise. >> he swung his body aw

four governors, one currently serving time back-to-back governors, john stanton.n jr. he replaced somebody who was also behind bars. aaron schock here if he done end up in prison he's not even in the sweet 16 of corruption in illinois. >> illinois has become the new louisiana for your stereotypical stand for corruption. >> this scamming of mileage stuff, what are they thinking? this seems petty. >> hubris is a sad thing and i want erupts all over the place including business and politics. but it seems to me in this case it's a sad story. and rather than mock him feel very sad that congress once again has been stained by the behavior of a member. >> all right. thank you all. congratulations illinois. that's all for today. we'll be back next week because if it's sunday it's "meet the press." >>> intercepted at the goal line! >> announcer: the following is a presentation of nbc sports. >>> springtime on the detroit river. the ice is pretty well melted. traffic resumes. 80 feet from the water, there is ice. and on that ice at joe louis arena is justin abdelkader. the

i'm chuck todd and joining me from provide insight analysis is john stanton helene cooper former democratic congresswoman and head of the wilson center jane harman and rich lowry. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good morning. we start with yemen a country once touted as a success in america's counterterrorism is spinning out of control. yesterday special forces were withdrawn as iranian backed shi'ite rebels pushed south seizing the third biggest city. yemen's president has been kicked out of the capital holed up in the south in january is now appealing for intervention from the united nations and emergency meeting of the security council will be held this afternoon. andrea mitchell has been track being all of this. yemen in chaos. is this now a failed state? >> it's not only a failed state, this is now a proxy war, civil war and a proxy war between iran backed shi'ite rebels and the saudis. the saudis on the border worried about their oil field. they had low level insurgencies for years but this is a serious athlete to saudi arabia. you have a shi'ite-sunni civil war going on

. >> host: joining the conversation with the chairman on net neutrality is lynn stanton senior of tell communication reports >> you said you thought once it was passed there might be more opportunity or room for democrats to work with you on the legislation you mentioned that you introduced. i know it is early but have you introduced it? >> guest: not yet. we could have jammed the bill in and marked it up but we didn't. i started in early january with a discussion draft and met privately with democrats and there was interest but it was shutdown. we have to wait until the order is published to the federal register for all to see. only the commissioner and their staff have read it. then i think you have to give time for people to understand the consequences, good and bad and then hopefully there is a way to legislate in a bipartisan way hopefully. in 2010 it was ten months before it was published and litigated for three and half years. if you want certainty and protection and don't want to create an uncertain place you should do it lawfully. >> there are suggestions and rumors that there

i did not have time -- there was a great deal of furor up north about the terms because secretary stanton had sent his reasons for his approving them to the newark times -- to the new york times where they become public knowledge. sherman was furious and he found out. amid all of that, the supplemental terms slipped through without much notice. we do know they were approved. >> time for another question if anyone has one. >> thank you. >> thank you. appreciate it most of [applause] >> we do have two of marx books -- mark's books here. so grab mark. he won't be around tomorrow to sign them. the good news is it has stopped raining. if you want to go to sailors creek, chris is out there especially for people sticking around to tomorrow and we hope you do because we again have some really good speakers tomorrow. bert dunkley is coming. casey claybo is a professor at lynchburg college. she is talking about confederate soldiers go into brazil. he also has a book called "women of war." and john hennessy wraps up with his talk "the civil war and its legacies." he will try to incite questions you

stanton school where u.s. secretary of education arne duncan joined political and education leaders for discussion. he talked about how pennsylvania is the state with the most inequity in funding. >> if the legislature can come together in a bipartisan way, then the children here in stanton and across the state would have access to so much more than they have today. that's the hope and the goal. >> secretary duncan also took a classroom tour at e.m. stan it ton. >>> a philadelphia city council caught up in a facebook controversy says he is not quitting. manny morales spoke today about what his manager calls a facebook fiasco. he says he wants to concentrate on the campaign and voters and not the controversy. earlier this week nbc10 reported on accusations against morales, his opponent and current councilwoman sanchez, showing racist sexist and home mow phobic comments on his facebook page. morales says he never posted those and his facebook page was hacked or the posts were photo shopped. >> i'm saying they ar

the nets lost to the fish, and giancarlo stanton hit this home run. stay focused, guys, find the ball. miami beats the nats. spring training for the cameramen as well. the play of the day, the cubs-dodgers. the liner, right back to the pitcher. life-saving catch. survival of the fittest. watch the comebacker. the cubs win 7-5. finally, some guy named eddie hall said a new world record today by lifting 1018 pounds and a dead lift, at the australian expo. 1-18 pounds, that sounds like leon! leon: yeah, one pound at a time. alison: coming up next, inspiration at a middle school. ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. leon: this is one of the highlights of my career. i got to spend some time with my old friend and colleague, larry king, at a special event at the newseum. they have a new exhibit f

at that transit ceo meeting in phoenix, we had mayor stanton there. that's mayor stanton actually signing to have phoenix is a part -- as a part of the stand of transportation day. everyone has a vital role in this. as i mentioned, 147 agencies and businesses from coast to coast have signed up. look at that map. if you are not on that map -- who was not on the map? you're not going to raise your hand. [laughter] we've got to fill up this map -- 1407 agencies and businesses and now is your chance of gravity and and sign up. a few things that i would mention in order to sign up for this. the first is act now. the second is identify your partners. apta has a resource toolkit on the website where you can look and figure out who your partners are. we want to recruit all types of groups, bicyclist groups, environmentalists, seniors veterans students -- people with disabilities. in your areas come in your local areas, we want to engage everyone in this stand up for transportation day. the third piece is planning your event. a ribbon cutting, a rally, an empl

when the secretary of war american stanton read the gettysburg address at a republican rally in 1968,e declared triumphantly that is the voice of god speaking through the lips of abraham lincoln. in 1890, shelby cullum praised the great hearted patriot. he continued, never was a nobler man born of woman and never throb a pure heart in breast. no man has ever existed on the american continent superior to abraham lincoln. lincoln had won immortality when he died with a crown of glory upon his brow. in a senator from iowa 1905, proclaimed that lincoln had been transfigured since his death. an allusion to christ. he had become a mysterious personality with a higher power with a commission to help and bless the human race. idaho senator declared sacred writers, had he lived in those days would have placed him among the seers and profits and invested him with hidden powers of the mystic world. antiquity would have closed a being with the attributes of deity. lincoln's prophetic dreams became integral part of this process. the white house funeral dream and ship on the water dream occurred in

in a may 1867 opinion, attorney general stanton declared the prohibition applied only to state-level offices and not local offices. your sheriff from moore county north carolina would be free. , in the wake of a public reprimand, stanton backpedaled issuing a hastily drafted second opinion saying all of the executives or judicial officers of any state who took an oath to support the constitution were subject to disqualification. and in these, he continued, i include county officers. if they were required to take as part of their official oath the oath to support the constitution of the united states. the potential implications for widespread popular confusion on the enforcement or meaning of the provisions in section three cannot be understated especially since the reconstructive state looked to the 14th amendment as a model for the newly ratified reconstruction constitution. virginia's 1867 constitutional convention incorporated almost identical language in its provisions. the petitions and supporting material submitted to both the house reconstruction committee and the senate selec

. >> susan stanton thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me and vote! >> to put a new face on a bill, someone's got to come off. there's a a system for assessing changing money how do historical figures rise and fall over time and what do changes tell us about who we are and who we think is important? that's still ahead on "inside story." >> you're watching "inside story" on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. what propels an american's face onto paper money? do you have to be a president? no. one of the most commonly circulated notes the $10 features alexander hamilton and the $5 features benjamin franklin. sometimes your bill gets taken out of circulation the $10,000 or the $100,000. once you're on a paper bill you're on it for good. womenon20s.org. want a military man the face on the 20 the most likely candidate for replacement by a woman who has made a significant contribution to this country. i'm joined by douglas mudd curator of knew miss numismatic association. and incrementally throughout most of our history? >> yes ray basically money tends to

. >> susan stanton, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me and vote! >> to put a new face on a bill someone's got to come off. there's a a system for assessing changing money, how do historical figures rise and fall over time and what do changes tell us about who we are and who we think is important? that's still ahead on "inside story." >> i think we're into something that's bigger than us... >> that's the pain that your mother feels when you disrespect her son... >> me being here is defying all odds... >> they were patriots they wanted there country back >> al jazeera america presents the passion... >> onward.. >> pain... >> it's too much... >> ..and triumph... inspirational real life stories >> all these labels the world throws at you, that's what drives me to push.. >> of ordinary people >> i tasted the american dream, i liked it... >> living extraordinary lives... >> if we could multiply this program, we could change the world >> from the best filmmakers of our time >> i give al jazeera tremendous credit, because it's not traditionally what broadc

. >> susan stanton, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me and vote! >> to put a new face on a bill someone's got to come off. there's a a system for assessing changing money, how do historical figures rise and fall over time and what do changes tell us about who we are and who we think is important? that's still ahead on "inside story." >> "the stream". >> your digital community. >> you pick the hot topics and express your thoughts. "the stream", it's your chance to join the conversation. tuesday to friday, 3:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast in the hallway. i feel like i've been here before. switch now and get the fastest wifi everywhere. comcast business. built for business. >> you're watching "inside story" on al ja

joining me now is washington bureau chief for buzzfeed news john stanton.m rushing out the door to get out of town sometimes i forget to take out the trash or turn off the lights. but rarely do i mistakenly send a letter to dismantle or undermine international negotiations. how seriously is the suggestion that this letter was cheeky and oh, we didn't really look t ate that carefully. how seriously is that line of defense being taken on capitol hill? >> i don't think it's taken seriously at all. they didn't act that way the first three or four days of this thing? the first few days of the controversy. they were very serious about it. it was very serious in their defense of the letter. you know i don't think it was a light hearted thing. i also don't think that republicans really thought they were telling anybody anything they didn't already know. i think iran has c-span and you know, cnn and all of that. they can see what's going on in the united states. i think that the iranian government was certainly well aware of the fact that the congressional republica

farther to the west a little below freezing down to stanton, virginia, near 30. around the metro area a few isolated spots across northern virginia nearby suburbs near 30. southern maryland, 30. near the bay, upper 30s. and we have just a few clouds coming through now storm team 4 radar scanning the sky, we have no rain around this morning. waiting for the petro or the bus, you need to layer up. it will be quite a chill in the air, temperatures hovering just around 30 degrees between 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. throughout much of the region and then between 8:00 to 9:00 we'll be in the upper 30s. so it will be quickly jumping above freezing and then by mid-morning, quickly climbing into the 40s. and county by county temperatures for the awayfternoon much of montgomery low to mid-50s. district should be in the mid-50s. most of fairfax county temperatures in the afternoon into the mid-50s. a look at the drive time commuter forecast coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:41. >>> right now overall we're looking pretty good. taking a look at 95 in maryland and bw par

nats lost to the fish and jian carlos-stanton hit this home run to right field. staying focused. find the ball. spring training for him as well. miami beat the nats. opening day as you know april 6th against the mets. play of the night comes from hockey. senators and canes. kyle turris with the incredible setup pass for the senators game-winner. oh, what a show stopping sensational sassy through the legs move to drop past the stone and bingo! kyle turrist so many others only can dream to do. stick work extraordinare! dropping the dime to stone. that's the play of the night. and how about the 70-year-old jim boeheim at syracuse. he will retire in three years. that may be the way coaches go in the future. this gives recruits a road map and he gets to have a say in who succeeds him as the head coach. mike k may do the same thing at duke. makes a lot of since. stepping down three years from now. leon: ok. tim: exactly. doug: let's look at the overview of the next few days. increasing clouds tomorrow. rain and snow friday especially in the morning. chilly for sometime to come. late to

i did not have time -- there was a great deal of furor up north about the terms because secretary stanton had sent his reasons for his approving them to the newark times -- to the new york times where they become public knowledge. sherman was furious and he found out. amid all of that, the supplemental terms slipped through without much notice. we do know they were approved. >> time for another question if anyone has one. >> thank you.

i did not have time -- there was a great deal of furor up north about the terms because secretary stanton had sent his reasons for his approving them to the newark times -- to the new york times where they become public knowledge. sherman was furious and he found out. amid all of that, the supplemental terms slipped through without much notice. we do know they were approved. >> time for another question if anyone has one. >> thank you. >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of american history programming every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for the latest program information and to keep up with history news. >> american history tv's "reel america" brings you archival films that help tell the story of the 20th century. ♪ >> closing in on mount suribachi on you a jima, marines fire on japanese gun emplacements -- on iwo jima, marines fire on japanese gun emplacements. [gunfire] from suribachi's 500 foot elevation, the entire island in range. [gunfire] the navy backs up land artillery, giving cover to the 40,000 marines fighting onshore. slowly, the marines push forward

to his credit, secretary of war stanton attempted from the beginning to ensure the african american soldiers what has equal pay with white enlisted men, $13 per month, three of which was for clothing. the militia act of congress specified that black soldiers only be paid 10 dollars per month and only used and paid as laborers, not soldiers. you can imagine how this would sit with proud freed men of color from the north. one wrote the president in september 1863 asking whether he and his congress were soldiers or laborers. they prove themselves in battle, and had done a soldiers duty why can't we have a soldiers pay? the pay and equity -- in equity was solved with armies appropriation bill of 1864, notably passed after african american troops had show their tremendous valor and dedication in places such as fort wagner and other battlefields. it was not until 1855, march 1865, that those who had been enslaved in the time of their enslavement were given the same benefits, including back pay. i'm sure you remember that great scene from "glory" where they refuse pay, and that is accurate. you can

and stanton, stand others. -- stan abends. [applause] >> thank you ice for being here. i appreciate the fact that some of the young people are interested in this sub tag. a long time ago and i am casting that most of you are somewhat of a conservative inclination is that possibly correct? fair number. are there private groups heritage and so forth? national journalism center. anybody that's his head screwed on right should be conservative when he is young and as he grows older gradually become more conservative. [laughter] that has certainly been my experience and i know it is yours as well. i will try to wrap things up 30 fast to give you a chance to ask questions. when that does happen and it will happen reasonably soon, i want you to speak out because one of the things that happens there are two bad things that happen. first is your hearing starts to go. i forget what the other one is. about the subject matter behind the book. it is more than a study of joe mccarthy. they take a look at the history of the cold war as it was waged inside the united states as well as o

. >>> so joining us now, patty stanton from putville with yoko. a sister who just had surgery. so she has a cone on. we plucked them out of a bay area shelter and now they are at putville headquarters waiting for their forever home. >> so calm. she takes the food from my hand. >> she comes from manners. somebody loved her. >> today and tomorrow it is love a senior saturday and sunday at putville's headquarters. 255 alabama on the corner of 16th. all the dogs we have are seven and older. most of them come with manners and they are grateful. from tiny to big. >> she has the sign on, adopt me. >> please adopt me. >> you have been with her for a little bit. >> she has been with us for about two weeks. what we would like is for her not to be separated from her sister. they stay near each other we are hoping someone will have a big enough heart to take them together, a bonded pair. >>> if you would like to adopt her and her sister, we have all the information for you on the website at w pi x.com. we will be right back. >>> i want to reblind you again to

petersburg west virginia already 65 degrees. 60 in charlottesville. 61 in stanton and harrisonburg warmer air moving in our direction. e effects coupl of hours, if you're outside, nothing are will be continuio cli into the 60s. see you in a few minutes with another check o forecast. >>> all right. chuck, thank you. > it is madness time. starting to fill out your bracket, everyg you need to know about the teams in our area and a long list of bracket tips if maybe you're an amateur as this. nbcwashingm the place to go for that. so maryland georgetown virginia vcu, rams headed to the big dance. vcu playing first on thursday against ohio state. a number seven seed now for the rams. struggled at the end of the season but riding now a hot streak after taking the atlantic ten title this past weekend. georgetown playing on thursday night as well. the hoyas have not made it past round two in about eight years. they'll play eastern washingn university which has the number one scoring player in the country right now. friday virginia cavaliers play. fans watching guard justin anderson who ht scored i

received the following response, written by the president, signed by the secretary of war edward stanton. etc., general grant, the president wishes you to have no conference with general lee unless it we for ther general lee's army or on some military matter. he instructs me to say, you are not to discuss or confer upon any political considerations such questions the president holds in his own hands. meanwhile, you are up to your military advantages. now only had general lee's suggested a meeting to discuss peace, he also has adjusted that the meeting take place at 10:00 on palm sunday morning, between the lines of the two forces. general grant would not respond. he would not respond until the next day of april 9. as we know, general lee had a council of war at his headquarters on the night of the eight. it was determined that if they were successful in breaking through, they would continue down into campbell courthouse, down into the hillsboro region of north carolina. if unsuccessful, then general lee was to be notified so that flags of truth could be set out. we do know that the attac

the women on 20s movement hopes to see him replaced by one of 16 female candidates elizabeth cady stanton. the list will be narrowed down to four finalists. the campaign will then create a white house petition. and if you get a certain number of signatures obviously the white house has to respond. i don't know what it takes to change the image on money, hoe p. >> a lot of worthy nominees. susan b. anthony rosa parks. it would be nice to see a woman mixed in there. >> i think it takes an act of congress. i'll look it up. >>> we're dealing with spring snow. the storm moving through the area right now. here is a live look at -- is that national harbor? >> if you say so. >> hard to tell. chuck will be back with a look at what you face as you head out. >>> also ahead, concerns in columbia heights after a recent crime spike. why businesses are especially on high alert. >>> and new developments in the did deadly you museum attack in this tunisia. why isis is claiming responsibility. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses sta

received the following response, written by the president, signed by the secretary of war edward stanton. etc., general grant, the president wishes you to have no conference with general lee unless it we for ther general lee's army or on some military matter. he instructs me to say, you are not to discuss or confer upon any political considerations such questions the president holds in his own hands. meanwhile, you are up to your military advantages. now only had general lee's suggested a meeting to discuss peace, he also has adjusted that the meeting take place at 10:00 on palm sunday morning, between the lines of the two forces. general grant would not respond. he would not respond until the next day of april 9. as we know, general lee had a council of war at his headquarters on the night of the eight. it was determined that if they were successful in breaking through, they would continue down into campbell courthouse, down into the hillsboro region of north carolina. if unsuccessful, then general lee was to be notified so that flags of truth could be set out. we do know that the attac

stanton, just at 1 above. that's not the windchill.dchills closer to washington are near zero as well. tomorrow finally getting above freeze. turn your clocks aheadtght night before you go to bed. lots of melting sunday. sunday afternoon around 50 degrees. monday partly sunny even a little milder, may make it into the low 50s. p a lot of melting of this snow all through next week. much of the snow may be gone by mid week. in fact get something rain possible on tuesday. highs mid-50s. wednesday maybe near 60 degrees. and then a little chillier, but still pleasant on thursday partly cloudy with highs right around 50 degrees. a look at neighborhood highs around the region for this frozen friday coming up at 5:31. >>> have a new problem outer loop of the beltway, at 66 the ramp blocked. hoping this is out of the way in the next couple minutes. but a crash is in the way. toll road east bound still at hunter mill road. this is still there right now. single car crash. taking a look in ashburn, one of our photographers driving through that are

theaterabdespite efforts by preservationists to stop it crews tore down huge sections of thewsbp brick wall on stantonstreet. the chestnut street facade is still intact. it opened in 1928. the fans reached a deal last year to protect the exterior the foyer, and lobby, but that agreement did not cover the auditorium. >>> an arrest in the shooting of two ferguson missouri officers. but were the officers the intended targets? what the suspect is saying, next. >>> and a new breakthrough drug for the millions of americans battling bad cholesterol. what this new medicine could mean for one of the leading causes of death in our country. >>> and it will feel like spring tomorrow. how long will the mild conditions last? i'll go over all the details in my first alert forecast. >>> following a massive manhunt, police in ferguson arrested a man in connection with a shooting at a demonstration there late last night. the incident left two police officers wounded and rattled the community already on edge. nbc's ron allen has more on the suspect. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: without warning, the shot at least three, ran

then catches a big fish, the guy he wants, john car low temperatures stanton. got a strike. three innings, three strikeouts and one run allowed from scherzer. bottom nine, the marlins get the last laugh. that's derrick dietrich. he makes this one deep. a walk-off homer from him. and the marlins win it 2-1. >>> sun's out, shades out. o's versus yankees. birds counting on a healthy manny machado after another knee surgery in august. manny looking 100% today. slow-roller and machado fires it and picks him off at first. that looks good. those fans got to love see frag that from manny. at the plate getting it done. with a man on in the fifth takes it right up the middle. he beats the throw. 3 for 3 with the rbi for machado. birds win 3-1. >>> acc tournament first round, buzz williams getting sweaty. sweating it out against wake forest. two minutes to go hokies up one, freshman jalen hudson. splitting the "d" and slamming it home. he had a career-high 32 points. isn't that a sick move? tech up three. this one went trigt the end. six seconds to go wake down one. they miss not just

. >>> also visiting the city today education second a rn e duncan will visit em stanton school in southwestlphia he will be there this morning. he will tour classrooms and hold a discussion about the importance of investing in our nation's schools. duncan says trips like these are meant to ensure that all children receive a world class education as promised by the no child left behind act from years ago. >>> bucks county employee is a a accused of falling sleep on the job. >> she was sleeping in the class. we are not identifying the the teacher in these cell phone pictures who appears to be sleeping in front of her class at true man high school. they were posted on a facebook group called parents of bristol township schools this one is said to be snapped this week, touring school hours. now back in 2011 poster indicated they seen her sleeping. it was a post on that facebook page. superintendent doctor sam lee sent us this statement saying quote the the issue that fox 29 has contacted our school district regarding is a personnel matter so therefore we are not at liberty to discuss it. >> out

leon: this happened along good hope road in southeast not far away from fort stanton park. we have a crew on the way to the scene and have more here in a few moments here as soon as they check in. police are out in force in a d.c. neighborhood after several women were brutally attacked. the incidents went down in the shaw neighborhoods in the vicinity of vermont avenue between 10th and 12th streets. stephen tschida has the story you will see only on 7 this evening. stephen, what's the latest? stephen: leon, about 20 minutes ago, i heard from the police chief and she confirms there's five victims of this suspect. four women and one man. this is why so many people here in this shaw neighborhood are on edge tonight. a woman was attacked right here in front of the church yesterday. she looked up and there she was again brazenly out here on the street. by the time police got here, though, he was gone. >> an army of police patrol this neighborhood on the edge of downtown but so far, the suspect thereafter has alieued them. >> that's horrible. really scary. we walk up and down her

at that transit ceos meeting in phoenix, we had mayor stanton there. yeah, that's mayor stanton actually signing to have phoenix as a part of this stand up 4 transportation day. everyone has a vital role in this. as i mentioned, 147 agencies and businesses from coast to coast have signed up. look at that map right there. now, if you're not on that map -- who is not on the map? you're not going to raise your hand. we've got to fill up this map. 147 agencies and businesses with over 100 events so far. so now is your chance. grab a pen, sign up. a few things that i would just mention in order to sign up for this first, is act now. the second is identify your partners. apta has a resource tool kit on the website where you can look, you can figure out who your partners are. we want to recruit all types of groups, bicyclist groups, environmentalists, seniors, veterans, students, people with disabilities. we want to have, in your areas, in your local areas, we want to engage everyone in this stand up 4 transportation day. the third piece is planning your even

at that transit ceos meeting in phoenix, we had mayor stanton there. yeah, that's mayor stanton actually signing to have phoenix as a part of this stand up 4 transportation day. everyone has a vital role in this. as i mentioned, 147 agencies and businesses from coast to coast have signed up. look at that map right there. now, if you're not on that map -- who is not on the map? you're not going to raise your hand. we've got to fill up this map. 147 agencies and businesses with over 100 events so far. so now is your chance. grab a pen, sign up. a few things that i would just mention in order to sign up for this first, is act now. the second is identify your partners. apta has a resource tool kit on the website where you can look, you can figure out who your partners are. we want to recruit all types of groups bicyclist groups, environmentalists, seniors, veterans, students, people with disabilities. we want to have, in your areas, in your local areas, we want to engage everyone in this stand up 4 transportation day. the third piece is planning your event

. >> reporter: barry stanton oversees public safety in the county and is asking the chief to take a hard look at what's at risk and what can go wrong with if a perceived safe call turns tragic. >> you don't know if a minor call is going to end up being dangerous. >> reporter: that meeting is happening inside of the police department as we speak where they are reviewing this policy. also talking with fraternal order of the police to get their take on all this. now, fellow officers have set up a go fund me account in his name that's already raised more than $10,000. for more information on that go to our nbc washington app and search urbane. coming up on news 4 at 6:00 we look at the long list of prince george's county officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. tracee wilkins. back to you. >>> there are new details now about a man who was charged in a random shooting spree in maryland. prosecutors say that hong young had a packed bag that contained a passport and energy bars and he was ready to flee the country. she's accused of shooting at five places including the

>> also, visiting the city of brotherly love education secretary air held in duncan will visit em stanton school in southwest philadelphia this morning. he will tour classrooms and hold a round table discussion of the importance of investing in our nation's schools. duncan says trips like these are meant to ensure all children receive a world class education as promised by the the no child left behind act. >>> number one seed villanova crushes lafayette in their first game of the tournament. check this out. ville know of students staffers supporters, everyone gathered at connolly center bellaire terrace for a watch party. wildcats easily beat them 93-52. villanova will play nc state saturday at the consul center. our very own howard eskin will have highlights from last night's win. chris is still over here checking his brackets but things are not looking up. >> i had them at the top there funneling down. everything else is bad. >> that is about the only thing you having on over there. >> other side last night forget glit governor of virginia is calling for an independent investigation aft

that's mayor stanton actually signing to have phoenix as a part of the stand up for transportation day. everyone has a vital role in this. as i mentioned 147 agencies and businesses from coast to coast have signed up. look at that map right there. now if you are not on that map who is not on the map? you are not going to raise your hand. [laughter] we have got to fill up this map. 147 agencies and businesses with over 100 events so far. so now is your chance. grab a pen sign up. a few things that i would just mention in order to sign up for this. first is act now. the second is identify your partners. apta has a resource toolkit on the web site where you can look look, you can figure out who your partners are. we want to recruit all types of groups bicyclists groups environmentalists, seniors, veterans, students, people with disabilities. we want to have in your local areas, we want to engage everyone in this stand up for transportation day. the third piece is planning your event. a ribbon cutting, a rally, an employee roundtable turning your buses and billboards, sharing stats in the

mayor stanton actually signing to have phoenix is a part of the stand up for transportation day. everyone has a vital role in this. as. as i mentioned 147 agencies and businesses coast-to-coast have signed up. who is not on the map? your not going to raise your hands. [laughter] 147 agencies and businesses with over a hundred events so far. a few things that i would just mentioned in order to sign up for this 1st is at now. the 2nd is identified your problems a resource tool you can figure out who your partners are. we want are. we want to recruit all types of groups, environmentalists seniors, veterans seniors veterans, students with disability, we want to have in your areas in your local areas engage everyone in their stand up for transportation day. the 3rd piece is planning your event, ribbon-cutting, rally, an employee roundtable. turning your buses and the billboards. .. i really believe that because i don't think infrastructure apathy can last forever. i don't think dysfunction this function at the highest level can last forever in terms of infrastructure so i do believe w

professor francis gavin, the frank stanton share in nuclear facility policy it at m.i.t.ore going to m.i.t. for a long time he was the professor of international affairs and director of the strauss center for international security and law at the university of texas. he writes widely on diplomatic history, foreign policy, and nuclear weapons and his latest book is called the nuclear state craft history and strategy in america's atomic age. to his right is general c. robert keeler of the air force who until recently was commander of the united states strategic command. in that role he was directly responsible to the secretary of defense and the presidents of the plans and operations of all u.s. forces conducting global strategic deterrents, nuclear alert, space, cyber space associated operations. after leaving the air force and leaving strategic command he went to stanford university where he is currently the lead lecturer at the center for international security and cooperation. we'll have professor gavin speak for about 20 to 25 minutes turn over the floor to the general

police say the person contacted the side of the bus when it was turning at stanton road and bruce place around 6:00 this morning at a home on southampton drive. one person was killed. two others are hurt. ♪ bang bang into the room i know you want it ♪ ♪ bang bang all over you ♪ ♪ i'll let you have it ♪ ♪ let me take you there ♪ >> ben stiller made a -- [ cheers and applause ] >> he was strutting his stuff in true "zoolander" style grabbing a phone and shooting a little selfie action. that's the best. he's here tomorrow live, so excited to have him on the show. less than 24 hours still the first day of spring and ginger has been busy celebrating spring. >> what you got going on? where are you? >> there you are. >> skiing in the french alps shredding a little fresh cord if you will thanks to gopro. whoo! yeah. no hands, indeed. hello. so yeah i'm going to snowboard for a little bit. that snowflake gets in your eye. that's nice. how about we switch it up and mountain bike a little bit. how about we go to salt lake city. oh, yeah. careful. my bike has no -- we spared no expense making it lo