stanton and anthony opposed both amendments. stanton in particular was outraged by congress' action because politicians had let black male suffrage trump women's suffrage. she pointed out in very racist language that most freed men could not even read or write while educated, white informed women like herself had been demanding the right to vote since the seneca falls convention of 1848. ultimately, lucy supported both amendments, hoping that a 16th amendment would soon follow and give women the right to vote. of course that did not happen. instead, this situation split the women's movement in 1869 and led to the creation of two organizations both seeking women's suffrage. stanton and anthony first creating the national woman's suffrage association, and a few months later lucy organizing the american women's suffrage association. lucy found she could not work with these two women who did not support equality for all even though she too was upset with congress for ignoring women's demands. that same year lucy decided the family s

stanton and anthony opposed both amendments stanton in particular was outraged by congress' action but a politicians let black male's suffrage trump women's suffrage. she pointed out in very racist language that most freedman 0 could not even read or write while owed indicate, whited white informed women like herself had been demanding the right to vote since the seneca falls convention in 1848. ultimately lucy supported both amendments hoping a 16th 16th amendment would soon follow and give women the right to vote. of course, that did not happen. instead, this situation split the women's movement in 1869 and led to the creation of two organizations, both seeking women's suffrage. stanton and anthony first creating the national women's suffrage association and a few months later losery, henry organizing the american women's suffrage association. lucy found she could not work with these two women who did not support equality for all even though she too was upset with congress for ignoring women's demands. that same year, lucy decided the family should move to boston. she had many friend

you can see behind me here investigators on stanton road, with we're on the 2600 block of stanton road. a couple of hours ago, there were multiple shots fired here in this block. we're told by police that one person was hit an adult male was hit in the hail of gun fire and that person has life threatening injuries. now it appears that multiple shots were fired. you can see here in the middle of the street all of the evidence markers that are here. investigators are documenting exactly what happened. no information about a suspect lookout or how many people may have been involved in this very early in the investigation. but we're told one person was hit by gun fire and that person is at the hospital right now being treated. but we are told that they have life threatening injuries. back to you in the studio. aaron? >> megan, thank you. >>> a group is demanding the white house revoke bill cosby's presidential medal of freedom. president george w. bush awarded it to cosby in 2002 and a nonprofit group dedicated to sex assault prevention started an online petition earlier this week. they sa

police investigating an early morning shoot on stanton road. one man was shot several times we are told and he's in the hospital with life threatening injuries. police are still on the scene there. there are several evidence markers laid out in the middle of the street. right now it's still early in the investigation and no word on how many people may have been involved. >>> again, 5:00 a.m., good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this friday, july 10, 2015. another big story we are following this morning, a crack down not only on synthetic drugs but those who sell them. what d.c.'s mayor is set to do in hours. >>> and we're following several angles on the developing story in south carolina where we are five hours away from the removal of the confederate flag from the state house grounds. first, look at wild video of a funnel cloud. a little too close to home here. this is in upper marlboro in prince george's county. what can we expect today? tom kierein is here with some answers. tom? >> well we won't

. >>> breaking news on the roads, outbound suitland parkway still shut down between 295 to stanton road. alternates are going to be from branch. those inbound lanes overnight have reopened. that of course is good for inbound folks. dw parkway, 95, no problems 270 to old hundred road, looking pretty good. and tom said on the weather that north of that we'll have damp roads. taking a look at 66 flying in pretty good. only issue 66 east between the beltway and route 7. that's wrapped up in a few minutes with those two lanes blocked. >>> metro meltdown, the argument caught on camera between a father and metro worker. and reason behind it probably happen it's to you a lot. >> announcer: you're watching "news4 today." >>> don't touch me! please. get away in me. >> this video shows a confrontation between a metro employee and a father who said his daughter just wanted to go to the bathroom. now we are learning what happened off camera here. the passenger said he took his 4-year-old into the braddock road station because his daughter had to go. the incident happened in may. michael said, the st

at stanton road now open inbound and outbound from an overnight fatal crash there.police on the scene pretty much all night there. 95 northbound a disabled car off to the right side of the roadway. 66, no problem. check wtop when you hop in your car. 275 moving out nicely. indian head dibebris on the roadway. >>> we're the first administration to actually stop the program, roll it back, set up a system going into the future. >> that is secretary of state john kerry giving a fiery defense of historic nuclear deal with iran in an nbc interview. this morning, the white house is pitting in those last-minute preps ahead of the president's 1:00 p.m. press conference. he faces skepticism. nbc's tracie potts is live on capitol hill. how does the president expect to gather support? >> first of all, by a press conference. he know, it's better than a ten second sound bite. president obama will try to get his message out directly to the public but as make no mistake, he's talking to lawmakers who have 60 days to accept or rejacket this deal. while secretary of state john kerry

charlottesville, stanton. fogginess burns off by 9:00, 10:00 a.m.en, these counties under a fog advisory. that does include fairfax loudoun, prince william, fauquier, parts of montgomery and frederick counties. again, that fog advisory running until 10:00 a.m. this morning. once we get past that fog, we're looking at a mix of clouds and sunshine throughout the day today. so here is your morning planner. by 8:00 a.m. we're looking to find temperatures in washington around 72. suburbs still in the 60s at that point. some patchy fog still by 10:00 a.m. otherwise we jump up to the upper 70s mostly to partly sunny by 10:00 a.m. noon, we're at a mild 81. david, we were talking about this earlier. nats play late dan datoday at 8:00 p.m. i'll have that forecast coming up. >>> right now traffic looking clear this morning as folks head back from the beaches in maryland and delaware. this is from the bay bridge. nice and clear at this hour. commonwealth of virginia, 95 express lanes are headed northbound this morning. this is to help you coming back from virgi

he lived on stanton street. my first five years of my life was on stanton street. david greenglass was a member of the movement, as it was called. he was a communist. maybe this is a surprise when you hear how he's careful about his security. david was a communist. everything that rush da did and defended russia all the time. he was very political and now you have to remember also you have to know that my blgd. was very similar. i came from a radical background. he knew where i grew up in the bronx, which was a communist neighborhood. you even had for awhile an alderman was elected in the city government who was a communist. i had a similar background to his. he also knew i had actually lived in the soviet union r for awhile. so he was very free in his dealings with me. there was one difference. david was a communist and was a communist at the time that he was at los alamos. i had lost my communist leanings. as you may know, the soviet union was the first place that was very sympathetically by new york jews. anti-semitism played a major role in the immigration of j

. >> host: we are join ared by lynn stanton who's joining our conversation today. >> following occupy -- up on that you dissented from the order adopting the open internet rules which are in place now are the fcc's rules. what do you do as a dissenter with a case comes before you where someone says those rules have been violated, i'm being harmed by a violation of those rules, fcc, enforce what you've said as the rules? >> a couple parts. as you know, there are some bright line rules and other is just authority provided to the enforcement bureau and others to kind of see how the land develops as it goes forward. so it's hard to know exactly what we will do on that side of the process, but in terms of the rules themselves, i will analyze anything that's put before us, any complaint that's filed in terms of a violation and i will act accordingly. i don't always agree with every rule but when the rules are in place, i'm obligated to enforce them. i don't want people violating -- there's no, there haven't been to my knowledge anyway, there haven't been complaints in previous to our rules

this is not far from alabama avenue southeast in the fort stanton neighborhood. we brought it to you as breaking news last night at 11:00. her rushing to the hospital. >>> the coast guard searching for two men who disappeared while swimming off the life station in calvert county maryland. they vanished around 7:30. chopper 4 was up above. you can see them there shining lights on the water. calvert county fire and police helping out with the search. they are going to be back out there this morning. >>> many people are now mourning the lives lost in the movie heater shooting in louisiana. last night, students at the university of louisiana in la fayette had a candle light vigil. several people from the community came together to show respect and solidarity. >> they are trying to find out why he opened fire. >> he planned to escape, but then killed himself as officers responded. jay gray reports. >> reporter: panic after shocked ring out at a movie theater. >> chaos everywhere cops and sirens. >> reporter: a day after, there's an erie silence here. police and federa

and stanton is now reopen in both directions. don't have any issues there.an dorn street at vine in alexandria still have that crash. overall, 66 looking pretty good. a little bit slow through manassas. again, it's about 45 miles per hour, nothing to worry about. live look at the beltway no major issues at 270. out of frederick, all the way to clarksburg. back in ten minutes. thank you melissa. >>> a concerning new health risk, a new study reveals some breast cancer survivors may gain more weight than women with no history of the disease. researchers at john hopkins found cancer patients gain nearly four pounds more than from the time of diagnosis. and those with chemotherapy, an excess of 11 pounds. >>> new research finds combining anti-crescents and pain relievers may pose a serious health risk. it showed the risk of brain hem hemmagehem hemorrhage was higher in men. >>> we want to bring you good news about the virginia baby suffering from botulism, he's on his way home to woodstock. benjamin was on a breathing tube and feeding tube when he arrived. there

the only place still reporting dense fog down around stanton. everybody else visibilities now just fine. current temperatures in the 60s and 70s. frederick at 68, winchester up to 70. plenty of clouds in place right now. here is your midday planner as we work our way toward the lunchtime and afternoon hours today. 11:00 a.m., mostly cloudy skies. near 80. 83 at 1:00 p.m., and maybe an isolated shower at 3:00 p.m. otherwise a temperature of 85. most of us are dry today, but i'll have more on the timing of rain for tomorrow coming up with future weather in 15 minutes. >>> we're following a developing story in anne arundel county. police there trying to figure out who left a baby on the side of the road, this near lake waterford park in pasadena. darcy spencer is live where police got the call. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, just a sad and tragic story. the between newgood news, it appears that hopefully the baby will be okay. but certainly a lot of questions about how this happened and where are the parents. we are on druitt hill avenue. a very

with me now, private investigator and former nypd and security expert still stanton. welcome, sir. nice to have you on. >> thank you. >> beginning with -- listen i was there in 2013 so you can understand why police would swoop in as quickly as they did in washington because they didn't know what happened. they are just getting phone calls. can you speak to the sensitivity, though especially ahead of this holiday weekend, to respond like that. >> well it's a good trial run and i'd rather see law enforcement respond this way than not at all or do it haphazardly. what went down and the way the folks responded was excellent on all fronts in my opinion. >> okay. just riding this out let me glance down at my note. officials tell us that isis is focused right now and encouraging attacks ahead of this fourth of july holiday. and there's been an uptick into the weekend. is there a notion that there could be this one, sole individual inspired by isis messaging online or more of a coordinated terror cell attack? >> brooke you said it first. the self-initialized terrorist. someone that is comm

we have more that are developing in the northern neck of virginia, more popping up from stanton area, augusta county south and west. farther west we have the jackpot. rever thunderstorm watch in effect. it could expand far east as the i-8corridor. keep an eyen it tonight. most areas should have an isolated shower or too. thunderstorm coming through at 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. mo of the day tomorrow is partly cloudy. in the afternoon we see better chance of storms i will settle down on wednesday. thursday and friday looks fine. that isay it shows up in the seven-day. rain chances non-existent on thursday and friday. that is the the latest. leon: thank you, doug. all right. jonathan: we have a breaking news. cold case kathryn and sheila were 10 and 12 and disappeared from the d.c. area. it was a cold case. they were never seen again. we are hearing major developments in the case. two press conferences scheduled one for wednesday and one for thursday. there is digging that has been going on in bedford south five hours from here. again, the press conferences will announce some major d

it happened at delaware park race track in stanton. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at the scene with the very latest information on an arrest, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, that is got news now, an arrest was made about an hour, within an hour after the incident and the victim here did not sustain a life threatening injury, from the gun shot wound. all this happened back in the stable area, somewhere you may not see very often at the delaware park. one employee here described what he saw as being somewhat chaotic. >> it is unheard of. >> reporter: troy bucket was hard at work at delaware park's stables when this started to go on around him a manhunt for a suspect gunman. >> i heard helicopters. i said what is going on? that is when i heard. >> reporter: just before 9:00 a a.m. delaware state the police received a report of the shooting in the race track stable area. >> while in route they were advised an male victim had been shot and transported to christiana hospital in newark. they were advised that a male suspect had fled the

it happened at about 2:00 this morning here in the 2600 block -- 2600 block of stanton road southeastw, it looks like multiple evidence markers on the scene. i counted at least 20. each of those doesn't necessarily mean that it is a shell casing, but as you can see this is a big crime scene that has stanton road completely closed in the 2600 block. near the suitland parkway. if you ride the 94 buss it may be affected by this because the bus cannot get through the scene. it happened early this morning at about 2:00 a.m. an adult male shot multiple times, suffering life threatening injuries. he was taken away in critical condition. no word on the identity of the victim or a suspect. live in southeast, derrick ward, news4. >> thank you. >>> it is now 6:33. new details this morning in the case against the orthodox rabbi who admitted to secretly recording women. freundel's attorney said he was wrongly sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison. he should have been sentenced once for all the recordings, but instead he was sentenced to 45 days for each victim. freundel will be back in court later on

now and the district police are on the scene of a shooting not far from alabama avenue in the north stanton neighborhood. the victim was not breathing at last check. we'll bring you new information on the nbc washington app. >>> a disturbing trend in the district today. at least 14 people with possible overdoses linked to synthetic drugs like k-2 or spice. this was near the metro station. one woman told us she called 911 when she feared a man lying in the street was going to die. over the last month there's been 29 synthetic drug arrests according to the police. the u.s. attorney's office plans to prosecute those cases but their main focus is going out to the stores that sell it. time is running out for a nonprofit to get enough people to sign up for an event that raises money for officers injured in the line of duty. one come man's brother was ambushed and killed while sitting in his vehicle. >> reporter: in february 1997 d.c. officer brian gibson was shot to death in his patrol car by a man whose hatred of authority was fueled by a drunk drunken rage of being kicked out of a club. his sis

he'd been severely mistreated by the confederates, so secretary of war stanton specifically said to him "i want you to have this medal." >> it's time for "word." >> [ applause ] >> check out these words and match them with the real meaning. what about this adjective? does it mean...? >> [ ring ] >> [ laughs malevolently ] >> just like this game and like the character puck in shakespeare's "a midsummer night's dream." all right, now, try... a noun. is it...? >> [ ring ] the answer is... as in "the appellation of this apple is golden delicious, not macintosh." here's a word that's fun to say. do you think it's...? >> [ ring ] or evasive, as in "the politician's oblique answer did not reveal her true feelings about the issue." that's "word." > you wouldn't dress like this to fight a fire. now, this is more like it. coming up...i'll show you what firefighters need to wear. >> it's been said that firefighters "save hearts and homes." they also carry a heavy load the burden of responsibility and, as carina found out the burden of all the gear they must wear. >> [ suspenseful music plays ] >>

. >> gun fire broke out this morning at delaware state park in stanton, it appears that a jockey shot a trainer, annie mccormick is live at state troop 2 in delaware. annie we are doing this a long time but maybe the first time we reported on a shooting at the racetrack. >> reporter: in employee's memory they can't remember hearing about violence like this at the racetrack either. the victim is at christiana hospital and he received one gunshot wound to his lower extremities and the suspect is being interviewed by detectives. deputies swarmed the stables following reports of a shooting, according to police a dispute ends as a jockey shot a trainer. >> some guy said this guy almost hit your truck and sped out the back gate. >> they said the argument was over a woman and yelled for her after he filed a single shot. >> the victim fled in the vehicle which he had arrived in and fled from the area and in the process it was learned he tossed a weapon that was involved in the shooting out the window of a car and into a creek. >> investigators row severed the gun and it was not long until the

lansdale was vacationing with her family when she spotted this coyote run flewing through the street at stantonn civic avenue in wildwood crest on thursday morning. marks said she talked to police and was told the coyote lives in the marshes at the south end of the island. coyotes are native to that area i guess you he want add little fresh air. >> yes. >> a little change of scenery. >> just hanging out. >> good place to be tomorrow down the shore and hang out. >> absolute. hotter and hotter. >> at least till sunday lazy see day, hang out. >> sounds good. >> by the pool or hit the ocean. >> pool at your house. >> all right. bring the shovel because i don't have one. >> me either. >> we'll find a pool. >> let's take you to the shore where it's jam pack right now. ocean city live look at the boardwalk people hanging out. nice breeze there off the water right now. temperatures 70s to around 80 degrees beautiful finish to our saturday here in ocean city right now. but we're cranking up the heat it looks like we'll be starting heat wave tomorrow. we didn't make it to 90 today. 88 officially at phila

the shooting happened on douglas place southeast near stanton road. another of the four victims is in critical condition right now. >>> we're learning more about a deadly attack in northeast d.c. police say a stabbing at the noma station happened on a train. they also released the victim's name. kevin sutzuter land ersutherland, 24 years old. police shut down the station for several hours, but it is back open. >>> in kentucky, two people are dead after a boat capsized in the ohio river. three others are missing right now. police in louisville say the boat went town during a fireworks show last night. and they say they couldn't search for the missing people right away because the current fast. >>> doctors here in d.c. treating five people for burns after a boat exploded. something ignited the boat at solomon's island last night. it was refueling at the time. the explosion hurt ten people including three children. medics flew five to medstar washington hospital center, we're told all will survive. >>> new this morning we just learned escaped killer davi

stanton neighborhood. call police if there's any information in his shooting. >>> right now, president obama is about to take off for ethiopia. it's the final leg of the african trip. air force one took off from kenya less that an hour ago. kenya considers the president a local son. since his late father was born there. the trip was both a personal and professional milestone for the president. during his speech the president spoke about the sacrifices his father and grandfather made growing up. >> i believe there is no limit to what you can achieve. a young, ambitious kenyan today should not have to do what my grandfather did and serve a foreign master. you don't need to do what my father did and leave your home in order to get a good education and access to opportunities. >> the president is the first sitting american president to visit kenya. >>> hillary clinton is denying accusations she sent top secret information from her private e-mail account while she was secretary of state. friday, federal investi

. >> reporter: the incident happened around 10:18 last night and shut down suitland parkway at stanton road for six hours. this crash is still under investigation and d.c. police would like to hear from anyone who may have witnessed it or has any information. reporting live from southeast d.c., andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> thank you, andrea. and as you mentioned, if you can help those investigators, call 202-727-9099. anonymous information can even be texted to 50411. >>> well, a judge denied bond for the mother and uncle of a 9- year-old boy who police say was beaten to death after eating a piece of birthday cake without permission. >> 26-year-old aryanna garcia and her 23-year-old brother jay cab barajas were -- jacob barajas were in a courtroom today charged in second degree murder and first degree child abuse in the death of her 9- year-old son jack. he was regularly handcuffed to a chair and beaten by his mother, her boyfriend and her brother. >>> 20-year-old mitchell yates is wanted in frederick county for fleeing and eluding police. the frederick county sheriff's office says they

police say two groups were arguing at a nearby bar at 45th and stanton streets at 2:00 a.m. a man in a car with maryland plates opened fire. two men aged 29 and 32 were injured. both went to the hospital. authorities tell us the victims returned fire with guns they were legally carrying. the university of pennsylvania police were identified about the shooting first. then philly police. so far there are no arrests. >>> three people questioned by philadelphia police in the murder of an 85-year-old woman are no longer in custody. yesterday investigators returned the victim's car to her driveway. the victim has been identified as regina brunner. it was stolen monday after brunner was killed inside her home. police found the car abandoned in philadelphia on tuesday. officers also found her computer at a house on west oak lane. >>> police in montgomery county want you to take a look at this bank robber. he wore a jacket and tie yesterday morning. he also wore a bucket hat, sunglasses, and a red scarf. he was carrying a gun. he got away with an unknown amount of cash. >>> allentown

in the 2600 block of stanton road. at this point, the victim is listed in critical condition. police are still searching for the shooter. >>> a federal appeals panel has affirmed the public corruption convictions against bob mcdonnell. our media partners at the "washington post" report that the panel of the fourth u.s. district court of appeals unanimously upheld the convictions during a hearing this morning. flush flush mcdonnell and his wife maureen were both found guilty back in september of taking more than $165,000 in gifts and loans from former star scientific ceo johnnie williams. >>> happening right now, mayor muriel bowser is signing a bill aimed at tackling the synthetic drug problem in the district. the legislation would allow authorities to shut down a business for up to four days if they are caught selling these synthetic drugs. in addition to the new law will also allow law enforcement to take stronger action against the parties involved. authorities in the district have seen a recent spike in synthetic drug overdoses and they believe possibly some crimes linked

investigators say someone shot four people around 11:30 last night on douglas place near stanton road. one of them, dwayne dillard, died at the hospital. police have not released any information about a possible suspect in that case. >>> meantime, a man found dead a mile away was also shot and killed. officers found the body of john jones on green street around 5:30 this morning. the shooter, we are told, still on the loose. >>> after last night's fourth of july festivities, a lot of you did the right thing, you called sober ride to get home. a spokesperson for sober ride says it gave 237 people free cab rides home. local taxi companies provide these services during holidays where impaired driving is usually up. the washington regional alcohol program runs the drunk driving prevention service. >>> well, from the roads to fireworks, safety was a top concern during the big holiday celebrations. but not everyone took the warnings to heart. a bizarre fireworks accident has a lot of you talking on social media. >>> also tonight, tragedy on the water. find out what killed a little girl enjo

delaware with the commuter report getting reports of a pothole in the road along telegraph road near stantonwatch out for that. matt. >> thanks matt. >>> the son of a boston police captain will make his first court appearance today if connection with a terror sting. 23-year-old alexander23-year-old alexander ciccolo. his father is a 27 year veteran of the boston police force and is credited with alerting police to the threat. he also told police his son has a history of mental illness. >>> police in california made an arrest in a kidnapping case that was once compared to the movie gone girl. denise huskins and her boyfriend aaron quinn appeared at a news conference yesterday on the same day federal agents arrested 38-year-old matthew muller now a suspect in huskins' kidnapping. when her boyfriend reported the ransom kidnapping back in march, police first called it a hoax. >> if you knew my daughter, you would know that she was not in any way shape or form involved in any kind of a hoax. can you imagine being rescued from a kidnapping and then people are on you for committing the crime? >> mu

. >> it happened yesterday afternoon at stanton park in the capitol hill area and parents say this is becoming a more common problem than you might think. >> reporter: what started off as a fun day at this local playground here in capital hill quickly changed after mothers tell us they looked over and saw a man doing something disturbing at a bench nearby. >> five, six, seven, eight. >> pedophile touch himself in broad daylight looking at children playing, i just was really shaken up. i called my husband on our walk home right away. everyone was fine, but i was crying. >> reporter: stacy durant is a regular at staten park and was here yesterday at 1 p.m. it's a busy time for toddlers and with no nearby bathrooms sometimes the little kids can't hold it and have to go here. >> they were pulling their pants down to go potty and he was watching them and doing you know what to himself. >> reporter: parents immediately left the park and that's when stacy made the call. >> they said whoever saw it should have called 911 when the crime was in progress. i said i agree with that, but i wasn't t

she was also friends with lucy, but i think that long-standing time with stanton kept her in the limelight and she is very much a part of those volumes on talking about. but you know, lucy also was responsible for mission. she mission. she did not want to contribute, but i think she had reasons why she is not in those volumes. it is amazing how much historians have depended on those volumes to write about 19th century limits movement. so i hope to my hope she will get back front and center in nation's history. thank nation's history. thank you for being a great audience. [applauding] quakes thank you so much professor. that was a wonderful talk. on that score hopefully lucy stone will remain in your consciousness. we have books for sale at a discount. there at the front desk. hope you will pick one up on the way out. if you want more information on the program in women's history or anything else we do please look for us online. thank you again for supporting this great institution have a great night. see you soon. thank you. [applauding] ♪ in primetime continues friday with books on scienc

stanton has actually been very cooperative. >> thank you. we appreciate the clarification. we recognize the gentleman from south carolina, mr. gowdy for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. george, i want to start by encouraging you to take heart. when the other side makes attacks it is because they have neither the facts nor the law nor frankly logic so i know it is difficult for you to sit there and absorb add hominen attacks but that is the last vestage of folks who have nothing else left to argue. i'm going to ask a serious questions and mr. camous and mr. george either one can answer them. and i'm a simple man so i'll start simply. with respect to the irs investigation slash target investigations were there at some point, subpoenas in place? >> there were. >> okay. were there requests to preserve evidence in place? >> yes. >> were there ongoing congressional investigations. >> there were, sir. >> were there ongoing i.g. investigations. >> there were. >> and reportedly there was an on going investigation, although we've seen scant evidence of that. >> yes. and i

kool, pall mall, and lucky strike - and sent a box of four-thousand documents to this man, professor stantonlantz at ucsf. he would post all of them on the library's website to the prestigious "journal of the american medical association." "the ama'snprecedented unanimous opinion said that internal documents from one company, brown and williamson, show the tobacco industrynew the addictive and cancer- causing impact of cigarette smoking forbefore-seen move wrote an aggressiveditorial condemning the tobacco's industry's efforts. their plan to publish them on july 13, 1995. doing. they knew tobacco caused cancer. ama had ignored the issue for years in the '60s and '70s. even refuting the initial health issues of smoking by attorney general luther terry in 1964. hazard cigarette smoking." the ama even took 18-million dollars from the tobacco industry to do tobacco-lated studies and kept quiet about its effects for more than nine years. that's why the public skewering of big tobacco in 1995 had such an impact. the harmful effects of theiree deca, americans continue to smoke. "my feeling is also

it happened around 2:00 this morning on stanton road.o word on a suspect or a motive in this case. >>> right now sunny. lower humidity. temperatures around 80 degrees in the metro area. off to the west now upper 70s near 80. beautiful day around the blue ridge. a few clouds in the mountains. they might get a sprinkle later on thing but just a gorgeous day around the bay. afternoon high temperatures will be upper 80s in washington and southern maryland. the rest of northern suburbs in the mid 80s. mid to upper 80s around the bay and around the pennsylvania lower 80s. a delightful summer day. if you're going to the pool, make sure you put on the sun block. >> developing right know, new hopes this morning that greece will be able to make a deal to save its economy. this morning greece proposed a new $59 billion bailout. right now european leaders are reading through the proposal. european markets responded well. french leaders say the proposal is credible. if no deal is made there are gears the greece economy will tank. >> ever wonder where

it happened not far from alabama avenue southeast in the fort stanton neighborhood. we brought the breaking news. paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital where he died overnight. d.c. police have not released suspect information. >> the coast guard searching for two men who disappeared while swimming off the light station in maryland. the men vanished around 7:30 last night. chopper 4 flying above it. search boats shined their lights on the water trying to find the men. police are participating in the search. officials spent all night looking for the men. they are going to be back out there this morning. >>> many people mourned the lives lost in the movie theater shooting. several students and people from the community came together to show respect and solidarity. investigators are trying to figure out why the gunman opened fire, killing two people, hurting nine others. >> police say john houser planned to escape, but shot and killed himself as officers responded. jay gray reports. >> reporter: panic after shots ring out in a crowded theater. >> chaos everywhere

i happened this morning along suitland parkway near stanton road in washington. d.c. bureau chief samford has the latest on the deadly crash. what happened there? >> a young woman is dead. driver of a truck that struck her is facing second-degree murder charges. it all suggests again a bad idea to stop on the shoulder of a busy highway to change a flat. 33-year-old tomika early was a security guard at mcdonald's in forestville and her mother's only daughter. >> it happened after 10:00 when 52-year-old robert paris driving a pickup truck fled and hit another car trapped at a traffic light. the police saw it all and arrested him. >> changing a tire. >> yes. >> this withins who does not want to be on camera. the boyfriend ran up and said he was changing a gnat tire and told her to get in when the pickup struck. >> i can't found my girlfriend. they had nears up. he and the police follow the boyfriend and the police found her. >> it's not good thinking. not good thing. >> she was dead at the scene. >> 33 years old. i was devastated by the news. i was very upset about the g

. >> if young woman was hit in the intersection here at stanton and alabama. reportedly at the time the dirt b laughed, hopped on with another dirt bike rider and fled the scene. according to acquaintances the victim, the young woman recovered from the injuries. reporting live, sam ford, abc7 news. leon: thank you. another d.c. councilmember is taking aim at the street prostitution tonight. jack evans introduced a bill he calls honey, i lost the car. this measure would require police to tow an impound car of a so-called john. evans says the intent is deter people from picking up the prostitutes but they would be too embarrassed to lose the vehicle in the process. kellye: new developments tonight. the man convicted of killing washington intern chandra levy will stay in prison while waiting to be retried. lawyers for ingmar gaundique appeared in court to request his release after pushing for a new trial. he was convicted in 2010 but the lawyers say a key witness in the case gave false or misleading testimony. tomorrow is the first of two press conferences schedu

and elizabeth katy stanton at that point had become an exceedingly controversial person in republican circles. she had cast gated lincoln for his abandonment, her word, of women during the civil war. she was very much opposed to the 15th amendment because it excluded women. and so she had really campaigned against the principles that they dedicated their lives to, which was really the basic principles of reconstruction. so she was not well received at all. >> on twitter. >> she was -- she was absolutely passionate about women's education and encouraged young women to go to college, which was in fact a radical thing to say during her time in the white house. and she saw testimony prance to a certain extent as a way to help women. but if you're asking in the way about women's wages, where women worked, you know, women's right to join a union, women's right to vote which were the major political issues at that time, she did not associate with that. >> we've got lots of different questions about that college degree. and i'm going to ask a couple of them all at once. i'm not sure if they h

that's toward stanton and harrison burg. could move into luray before drying out overnight. where is it coming from? there's our clear skies for now. these are the mid clouds that will dim out our sunshine a little bit for the course of the day today. and these are the showers. most are falling apart now. but one or two of them could live long enough to get to the shenandoah valley. no severe weather threat around our area today or tomorrow. today, the bull's-eye is up near the twin city. that threat moves down to chicago and indianapolis. that threat for bad weather comes here. we'll keep you you posted on any severe weather threat. a nice one today. a chance of a shower tomorrow, just about everywhere. watching out for strong storm chances on tuesday. showers ending wednesday and then turning hot next weekend. >> chuck, thanks. >>> are you ready for a raise, but don't know how to ask for it? stick around to hear from what we can learn from a hostage negotiator and you can probably use this with your boss. >> i'm mark murray. i'm carrie dans. >> last month, jeb bush was cli

kool, pall mall, and lucky strike - and sent a box of four-thousand documents to this man, professor stantonntz at ucsf. he would post all of them on the library's website before writing five articles about the documents to send to the prestigious "journal of the american medical association." "the ama's unprecedented unanimous opinion said that internal documents from one company, brown and williamson, show the tobacco industry knew the addictive and cancer- causing impact of cigarette smoking for 30 years." the articles were all accepted and in a never-before-seen move the board of trustees even wrote an aggressive editorial condemning the tobacco's industry's efforts. a week before the issue went public, the ama announced their plan to publish them on july 13, 1995. "they knew what they were doing. they knew tobacco caused cancer. they knew nicotine is addicting." to put that in perspective, the ama had ignored the issue for years in the '60s and '70s. even refuting the initial health issues of smoking by attorney general luther terry in 1964. "there is a definite, significant health haza

nbc10's drew stanton live in cam again with more on what he's learned with the travel troubles people could be facing. >> more than 1,000 charter buses buses. you can either walk across the ben franklin bridge or you can take a patco train. if you want to do that you have to act now. the patco lindenwold stop is only one of four new jersey stations which will be open while pope francis is here. passengers are still confuses as to how they'll access the city that weekend in september. >> we think highly of the pope but it is a concern about the crowds in philadelphia and what that will mean getting around. >> to help sort it all out. leaders from state, local and national safety and transit agencies spoke with us today. they want to make sure people staying in south jersey can get into philadelphia safely and orderly. >> that will be a major major undertaking for us. >> there are still many questions because the secret service has not yet announced which roads will be closed. and that in turn could shut down the ben franklin bridge. >> there's certainly a possibility. most of it will b

and, actually that's a document by gregory stanton, a former u.s.icial and founder of the genocide organization. i think that is the big message for all people in bosnia serb and people in serbia that deny that genocide was committed. it was committed, and the united nations and especially the u.s. government - they have documents about that. >> the washington d.c. bureau chief for al jazeera balkans, thank you for being with us. >>> and an attorney who witnessed the massacre the srebrenica, thank you for being with us as well. >>> pope francis returning to his south roots. -- south american roots. mirjana lucic-baroni is in quooeto with more on the reception the pope received. >> there are thousands and thousands of people lining the streets, very excited, indeed hoping to get a glimpse of the pope. this is a very important visit. first of all he's coming to three of the poorest nations, in keeping with his determination to give priority to those that he says are on the periphery of power. the countries have a high indigenous population. he wants t

joan walsh, former chairman of the rnc, michael steele and john stan stanton with buzz feed.ed you, we have a new statement out this morning from donald trump. he keeps addressing this thing. i have always made sure our veterans are treated with the respect they deserve. two weeks ago i pointed out the problem of illegal immigrants crossing our border and causing tremendous amounts of crime. now i have been able to focus the energies of our country on the horrible treatment that our veterans are receiving. we must solve their difficulties and solve them now. politicians like john mccain have totally failed. i will continue to fight to secure our border and take care of our veterans. i will never apologize or back down because these steps are vital to all capital letters here make america great again. here is what i'm noticing about donald trump. he shoots his mouth off. he knows what's going to come out and then he works sort of backwards to justify it. i think the whole immigration thing that happened over the last month was donald trump spouting off. and then he stumbled in

stanton neighborhood. call d.c. police if you have any information in the death. there's a $25,000 reward in this case. >>> today president obama wraps up his historic visit to the yet of kenya. right now, he's meeting with kenyan youth and civil leaders. earlier today he gave a speech addressing the nation in nairobi. he is considered a local son since his late father was born there. this is a personal and professional milestone for the president. he's the first sitting american president to visit kenya. during his speech, the president spoke about the sacrifices his father and grandfather made growing up. >> i believe there's no limit to what you can achieve. a young, ambitious kenyan today should not have to do what my grandfather did and serve a foreign master. you don't need to do what my father did and leave your home in order to get a good education and access to opportunity. >> well later this morning, the president will head to ethiopia. it's the third and final stop on his african trip. he will meet was embassy staff in the day ahead. >>> hillary clinton

massachusetts, revealed attitudes about northern politicians when he wrote that secretary of war stanton's thought piece can be had only when lee's army is dispersed. sumner himself have been saying that when lee's army is out of the way the whole rebellion will disappear. so long as we commanded his army, there is still hope for the rebels and the unionists of the south are afraid to show themselves. a couple of foreign opinions. a full-page illustration of lee on its cover in june 1864. it said that lee was trusted by his government at the heart of his soldiers, and possessed the confidence of the country. all confederates relied on his patriotism and genius, opponents owned his superiority to all the success of generals of the federal army. not since the duke of wellington and napoleon had struggled their skills on the marshall stage of had the world witnessed in high perfection the poke your your combination of moral and intellectual qualities which fits a man for military command. in 1865, and lee is the idol of his soldiers and the hope of his country. depressed each which surrounds

stanton park. a reward for information. >>> more than a million people are gathering in a port town in ecuador to take part in mass with the pope. just last night, thousands lined the streets of the capital of quito to greet pope francis. ecuador is the first stop on the eight-day tour of south america for the pontiff. he will visit bolivia and paraguay. he is expected to address issues that the country had been battling for years including poverty, drug trafficking and political corruption. >>> keeping the road smooth for the summer travel is at the top of the list when they get back to work tomorrow. highway fund willing run out at the end of the move and some are proposing a tax overhaul to pay for it. and there's an effort to avoid a government shutdown. federal funding runs out at the end of september. >>> $2 million that's how much maryland lawmakers have spent on their meals, hotels and mileage while in session in annapolis. "the capital gazette" reports that's the same as last year. each da

a happened on suitland parkway near stanton road in southeast.pencer is at the scene now with some words of advice. darcy? >> reporter: today i spoke to aaa. today, i spoke to maryland state police, all the expert agree that the roads here in our area are much too dangerous for you to get out and change a tire. if you get a flat tire on a busy, dangerous road, experts tell news4 don't stop. they say the safest thing to do is to pull off at the closest exit away from traffic and call for help. or if your car breaks down don't stay in it. >> testimony tale signs of things you should do, like putting a flag or handkerchief on your antenna by raising the hood, by turning on the emergency blinkers, by using flares. >> reporter: 33-year-old tomica early was struck and killed last night. family members say it happened as she watched her boyfriend change the tire on their car. they say he didn't realize at first that she had been hit here along the suitland parkway in southeast. he found her body 50 feet away. experts say often times people don't want to