thomas? >> nbc's kelly o'donnell for us from washington, thanks so much. i want to bring in the panel. joining us is erin mcpike of real clear politics. democratic strategist richard fowler and republican strategist john ferry. great to see all of you. er erin, eric hold every would not be the first attorney general found in contempt of congress and janet reno found in contempt by a committee in '98. former house advise council harriet miers and josh bolton in '07. how much of an impact do you think the vote has for eric holder and the wider implications of the obama administration? >> at this point, it doesn't seem like much. i think that the bigger issue is here for house republicans who look like they have an ax to find with the white house and taking the eye off the ball in terms of the economy and jobs which is what voters are talking about. thomas, i was just on the romney bus tour over the weekend and talking to voters and they really are only talking about jobs and the economy and deb

thomas is accused off taking three teenage girls in prince william county in 2009. also suspected in other assaults in maryland, connecticut, and rhode island. >>> community in fairfax, virginia, hoping a $7,500 reward will help stop a person attacking animals. a calf, two goats, and a chicken injured at the frying pan park in herndon over the memorial day

thomas face as series of new charges including assault and second-degree murder. jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> tonight we note name of the off duty police officer involved in a fight with teenager which resulted in that teen's depghts-- death. 17-year-old christopher recount's death was homicide by asphyxiation. the office are heard a loud noise at his door and started chasing some teen the. during the fight the 17-year-old lost consciousness. brown doid at the hospital. >> i justuváau)u$ it. that's what one of the accusers said of the abuse he suffered at the hands of former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. the man testified he was sexual assaulted in sandusky's home. he said his screams why unanswered in what he believes was a soundproof pacement. sandusky plans to put their witnesses on the stand as early as monday no late this morning police discovered the body of dr. timothy jordan. his friends were concerned about changes in his behavior over the past few months. >> reporter: authorities have found the body of d timothy jordan dead from aself

salvia can speak co-founder and executive director of go proud and thomas peters cultural director for the national organization on marriage thanks so much for both joining me here you guys to just start the debate i just wanted to take a look at a photo really quickly it's the u.s. ambassador to latvia and estonia and they're taking part in a pro gay rights parade the pictures right there as part of a you new u.s. strategy how does this make you feel thomas well i mean the next variation for marriage we strongly stand by the rights of gay and lesbian people around the world to have their core civil liberties understood and respected where we draw the line is the issue of marriage we believe marriage is the issue is the union of one man and one woman and so as far as you know things are nationally we support the human rights of all people but the question i think is really where you draw human rights where you draw that line well that's a good point thomas you know the greatest threat to gay people around the world is the spread of radical islam and brutal dictators and in some places

she says that thomas kincaid's find them giving her his home and $10 million to establish a thomas kincaid museum at the home. of course his wife has vowed that she will fight that and a judge will make a decision regarding those handwritten notes on july 2nd. we are live in san jose. lisa washington, cbs 5. >> starting next month the east contra costa fire district will lead off a dozen firefighters. the cost-cutting moves were passed last night by the district's directors. major budget cuts for needed because of lost property-tax revenue and a defeat of a partial text in last week's election. >> i think the most discouraging thing about the defeat was the opponents did not play fair. a lie to the public. and we all know that they lied to the public. >> the bethel island and brentwood stations will be closed july 1st, 16 of the district's 43 firefighters will also lose their jobs. a lot of hikers and nature lovers will have to change their plans as the city of san jose has closed a park today. the reason is a high fire danger. rangers were worried about high senators and low humidity and

i wish we could see more role models like etan thomas.'ve made my millions of dollars and let me take a rest and focus on my kids and my daughters and my sons. >> well, i think that the lack of fathers in the home has been the single most devastating social issue in the black community. 77% i will legitimacy is an atrocious, unacceptable number and you look at the black males out here in inner-cities without fathers that have absolutely no idea what it is to be a man, how to grow up to be a father, and the cycle has been devastating. and so to see someone like professional athlete, where you know, running around and having kids here and there and not necessarily seeing the traditional family unit, in a pro athlete household, to see eat tan thomas to do this and go back he goes into prisons ands o approach and glorifies fatherhood and why it's ok to be a father and be a man and take care of your family. >> it's not only ok but it's fun. >> and that is right. and this is how it can be for you, even if you didn't have a father. i think that

now is jamila salvia co-founder and executive director of go proud and thomas peters culture director for the national organization on marriage. pro war propaganda for hipsters daniel klaidman former editor for newsweek magazine has produced a slick michel gondry style animated antiwar pro drone video on the daily beast segment insinuates that muslims in pakistan are grateful for u.s. drone strikes even when they kill innocent people. no responsible american president given this option allow al qaeda to plot attacks against the homeland unmolested the accuracy of drones and relative minimisation of civilian casualties made the minute you resist will tool for president obama. so basically craven saying that it would be irresponsible for a sitting president to not employ drones to kill al qaeda in pakistan he also cites the low civilian casualty count as another irresponsible reason to use drones well daniel the reason the administration can tout such a low civilian casualties is because they automatically considered every military age male in a strike region to be you can have a combat

thomas shook braxton at a home. at first thomas told police that the girl had a seizure, but police did not believe the story, because her body was covered in bruises. >>> a family demands answers after a teenager is killed during a fight with an off-duty baltimore police officer. eyewitness news and mike hellgren investigate what's happened. >> reporter: what really happened during 19-year-old brown final moments alive. as he struggled with baltimore off-duty police officer. it is part of outrage. >> what was going through the man's mind? why he didn't call for backup immediately? it is unfortunate that, christopher is gone now. we have no answers. no answers. >> reporter: the county executive issued a statement to eyewitness news -- saying that he spoken to the police chief and the state's attorneys. i'm deeply saddened by the event. the investigation will shed light on what transpired that night. i'm confidently all of the facts will be done objectively. he called brown's pastor. >> overall it's like a hit in the

>> thomas, this is the situation. republicans are expressing outrage that a republican-dominated court approved a republican idea that came from the heritage foundation that was first implemented by a republican governor, mitt romney in massachusetts, who is now the republican nominee for president. they are trying to split hairs and find a reason between what mitt romney proposed. he is the father of the individual mandate and he's going to have a hard time criticizing what the president has done with the affordable care act and distinguishing -- i mean, he is tho inventor of the individual mandate and now he stands before the american people and says it was okay for massachusetts but it's not okay for ohio or for virginia or the rest of the country. it is simply ill logical. the american people understand that this is raw politics and yesterday was a very good day not just for the president but for ohioans and americans. and i am celebrating in my heart today because the court did the right thing and we are finally,

. >> what is his legacy, will thomas, here in lincoln, nebraska? >> well, i think he's one of the most famous sons. i think his name is widely recognized by both nebraskans and nationwide. i think nebraskans are proud that we have generated people of his stature, even though he did not win the presidency. it was an important aspect in nebraska's political life to have such a character. >> this home is a historic landmark, his legacy, will thomas? >> i think he does bring the democratic party into nebraska's history. there were democrats here before the campaigns, but he elevates the democratic party in its stature in nebraska. here obviously he's a major figure in nebraska history, but the local legacy, of course, is this home and the hospital. which bears his name. >> jon is joining us from san francisco as we look at the life and political career of william jennings bryan. go ahead, please. >> caller: bryan publicly defended the ku klux klan in the 1924 democratic national convention. did he also privately embrace the practice of lynching in the

thomas, i know the heart of your ministry is orphan children, how many do you have? >> today we have 4,800 in hope givers, psalm 127:4 and 5, we ask in god to help gather the arrows, place them in his giver, launch them into the village where gospel as never been preached before. 97 percent of our children end up in full time ministry. brother gary, they ask me, looks like you brainwash these kids. we teach them christ three times a day, eventually when they graduate from high school, they go into full time ministry. >> you graduated 635 students. you notice a difference. what is the main difference? >> commitment and surrender. most of the christians committed, few are surrendered. >> you are also doing wells, i understand. providing fresh drinking water. >> brother gary, we send a pastor to a village, severe persecution, we would have to pull them out. we don't want to intentionally knowing they will be in danger. how do we go back? bible says shake the dust out of your shoes and go on to another village. we come on to a strategy of providing clean water, they then

thomas roman is live with the race to save those homes. thomas? >> you can see the pg&e crews working behind me. when the car hit the utility pole it knocked out power to 6700 homes. it started a two acre fire. the chp tells us there are no skidmarks before the car hit the pole at 40 miles an hour. this buick century started a three alarm fire and a power tage at the same time. she smashed into this pole at 1:40 p.m. the car into three. a section smashed through the wind shield and steering wheel and stopped inches from her chest. they pulled the woman to safety and away from the power lines. >> we helped her get out of the car. we grabbed the purse and headed over to this curb and set her down. >> a bible is still on her passenger seat. she then saw that the car started a fire. >> at the time the fire was raging and going fast up the h hill. >> >> a third alarm was called when it threatened three homes above mountain boulevard. lois chambers was evacuated as the flames came near. >> they thoked on the door. they knocked on the door for who ever i

and so thomas payne went to george washington along with thomas jefferson and said we've got to helpnce and washington said you're crazy. that's not a good revolution. yes, but the king is bad. it's oppression over there. yes, but the people are not the same as the american citizens. that will end horribly. thomas payne rejected george washington. now,

his legacy, will thomas? >> well, i think he does bring the democratic party into nebraska's history. of course, there were democrats here before william jennings bryan's campaigns, but he elevates the democratic party in its stature in nebraska. obviously he's a major figure in nebraska history. but the local legacy, of course, is this home and the hospital. which bears his name. >> john is joining us from san francisco as we look at the life and political career of william jennings bryan. go ahead, please. >> caller: bryan publicly defenddefend ed can ku klux klan. did he also publicly endorse the lynchings in the south? >> he did not defend the klan. i'm not defending him. the debate in the 1924 democratic convention in new york city was about whether to denounce the klan by name or not. he believed that democrats should win over the klan rather than denounce them. he certainly had supporters who were in the klan, but it's unfair to say he was a supporter of the klan. he was not. he was a racist against af

thomas roman is live with the race to save those homes. thomas? >> you can see the pg&e crews working behind me. when the car hit the utility pole it knocked out power to 6700 homes. it started a two acre fire. the chp tells us there are no skidmarks before the car hit the pole at 40 miles an hour. this buick century started a three alarm fire and a power outage at the same time. she smashed into this pole at 1:40 p.m. it broke the car into three. a section smashed through the wind shield and steering wheel and stopped inches from her chest. they pulled the woman to safety and away from the power lines. >> we helped her get out of the car. we grabbed the purse and headed over to this curb and set her down. >> a bible is still on her passenger seat. she then saw that the car started a fire. >> at the time the fire was raging and going fast up the h hill. >> >> a third alarm was called when it threatened three homes above mountain boulevard. lois chambers was evacuated as the flames came near. >> they thoked on the door. they knocked on the door for

and in that regard, i don't think of thomas jefferson as exceptional. the fundamental conundrum that was established in this country in spite of thomas jefferson's ideas about independence was that they resolved that slavery would exist after the revolution. >> and i, well, i ask that question, because it raises the argument, the story -- which story do you believe of whether this reflected their hypocrisy or their humanity? and therefore is an eternal reality that we want to do good things and we believe certain ideas and ideals, but we also act otherwise. >> so it does. contradiction is part of the human experience. we wrestle with it every single day, whether we admit it or not. thomas jefferson and half of the other slaveholders who were presidents, all lived daily contradictions. they could literally look out their windows and see enslaved people in the land of the free and the home of the brave, so on and so forth. but the fact of the matter is that they had a great responsibility for building what would become american democracy. and in that rega

the question would be first of all did thomas kincaid write this will? his own hand write something. >> lawyers for kincaid's estranged wife and business holdings left court without comment. nanette kincaid was married to the painter 30 years, and the couple has four daughters. before any decision is made about the validity of the will, today's hearing will determine if the 3459er will be aired publicly or in a secret binding arbitration. >> so do you think it will go into arbitration? >> we need to wait for the judge. >> why would you like to have knit open court? >> we have to let the judge make a decision at this point. thank you. >> once the judge make that's decision, thomas kincaid's girlfriend will not only have to prove the artist wrote the document but was of sound mind when he did it. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> and there is a carpenter bury add live in a construction site. the work place safety agency today says criminal investigation has been launched against the company and issued 14 citations totalling $169,000 in fines. and connection with

>> reporter: good morning, thomas. the commerce department says commerce secretary bryson is back in d.c. this morning. they are saying this was caused by a seizier. they say he has been treated for that seizure. he's resting in d.c. he has no public events scheduled. a couple of points i want to highlight, thomas. authorities out in l.a. stress the fact that there were no major injuries in the wake of these accidents. they also stressed that drugs and alcohol did not play a role, this was purely a medical incident. the commerce secretary was take ton the hospital in the wake of these accidents. and authorities out in l.a. say that he was incredibly cooperative with them. he was cited with a felony hit-and-run. he wasn't charged because he was taken to the hospital. this all unfolded on saturday and he wound up spending the night there. the commerce department also says that the commerce secretary was on his own time driving his own car. so he didn't have security detail at the time. i want to give you a little bit of

i'm thomas roberts. mitt romney trying to gain ground in crucial swing states while losing ground with a growing group of voters that could put president obama over the top in november. mitt romney is in his home state of michigan where president obama remains slightly on top in the polls. meanwhile, the reaction to the president's executive order for younger illegal immigrants has put romney at a national disadvantage. nearly two-thirds of americans supporting the president's policy decision forcing romney into an corner on an issue he doesn't want to discuss in detail. >> the president i think made a mistake by putting out there what he called a stop gap measure, but i can tell you that those people who come here by virtue of their parents bringing them here, who came in illegally, that's something i don't want to football with. it's a political matter. >> and when it comes to vetting, reports of surfacing this morning senator marco rubio is not in contention to be paired with romney, though that repor

the live-in girlfriend of thomas kincaid is asking for honor of a handwritten promise. standing in his way, his wife. we have the infighting and the information we can all use when it comes to money and love. >> reporter: jessica, both the wife and the girlfriend were here at the courthouse today for a matter related to that much bigger issue over thomas kinkade's will. one with a will by an attorney, one with a scribble on a piece of paper. the girlfriend of thomas kinkade said the world renowned painter of light painted these wills. one wrote, i, thomas kinkade, being of sound and mind and body, hereby bequeath to amy pinto walsh, the money and the house. will they hold up in court? >> here, there's so many things happening. the girlfriend, the long-term marriage. the alcohol, you know. his financial troubles. there's a lot of things that the court needs to really look at and determine whether or not, you know, this is what he wanted, was this his last will and testimony? >> reporter: debbie is an attorney. she says the will technically meets the requirement of califo

>> well, two things, thomas. let me answer your first question. the second part of your question first. this is not really just about mitt romney in terms of what he was the champion for universal health care. remember, what he has always said is individual states should have the right to do what they want to do based on their individual circumstances and i believe that -- and i think some democrats will concede this, that is what the supreme court is going to say tomorrow, be you cannot, at the federal level, mandate that a specific person or piece of goods. that is not constitutional. now to the first part of your question, look, whether or not this is going to -- if you light a fire, if you will, underneath the tea party, of course it will. it's going to light a fire on a democratic side as well. it's going to be a net neutral on the left and right and both sides will most likely claim victory in some way, shape, and form. >> we'll know in 24 hours. great to see all three of you. thank you. >> thank you. >> be sure to tune in on msnbc. we want

. >> i'm will thomas. it was hello humidity this morning. you could cut right through it like the old days in texas. tucker barnes, good morning to you. >> we are on our way for our first extended heat of the year as we should probably have the hottest temperature so far of 2012 later this afternoon with highs expected in the mid-90s. currently, it is in the 70s. you've got quiet conditions across the region. yesterday, we have a few showers and a thunderstorm down across the lower ethis morning, fine. we are nice and quiet. i don't think you'll see much in the way of rain today. you will notice the humidity and the heat building very quickly around here during the early-morning hours. humidity, way on up. 84%. winds are out of the south at three miles per hour. hazy, hot and humid conditions expected today with high temperatures eventually, drum roll, please. thank you. that's my way of stalling. high temperatures in the mid- to upper 90s. it will be extremely hot around here. heat advisory goes into effect at noon. we'll have that coming u

he knew thomas edison. he couldn't believe what was happening before his eyes. you know, the telephone, the prospects of -- he could see television. he had been dining with bell. he could see that coming. he could see the glimmerings of the internet. he could see instant communication and he got to work in the house of representatives and saw it was stymied with rules that was enacted before any of the improvements in his own life had been effected, so he wanted to bring the standards -- of the house up to the 19th century. >> i have a little amateur chart i figured out here where, you know, all the years that he was there, he became speaker in the 51st congress. so he had a lot of time to watch the house. what did he do in the early years? what committees did he serve on? >> judiciary committee was one. there was a great hue and cry, of course, over the election -- of the presidential election of 1876. brian, you're going to prompt me on this with the index of the book at hand. the election was run, who is the guy who -- so it was between a new york democrat --

>> thomas frank and e.j. dionne are here for the discussion. >>> what scott walker has shown tonight is that good policy is great politics. you know, all the experts would say, don't take these bold stands, don't take these courageous stands, don't take on the unions, don't make these tough decisions. he did the exact opposite. >> looking to see if governor walker would keep that resolve, keep that stiff spine and recognizing that as his spine stiffens, the rest of us then feel empowered. other governors across the nation feel empowered and emboldened to do the right thing for the people that they're serving. >> as predicted, they can't get enough of the guy. welcome back to "the ed show." last night's victory cemented governor scott walker's reputation as the rock star of the republican party and now some say walker could help out mitt romney in november. former bush speechwriter mark teson writes, putting walker on the gop ticket would make romney instantly competitive in wisconsin and it would force presid

. >> tonight, thomas frank and e.j. dionne will tell you why the righties are dead wrong. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. governor scott walker and his allies took a victory lap of sorts today after winning the recall election in wisconsin. walker's divide and conquer strategy worked, but so did his lie and buy strategy. walker misrepresented his own record and used at least $30 million in spending to his advantage. walker is so confident today, he's telling mitt romney how to campaign in the badger state. >> i think it will be a competitive wisconsin. the key for governor romney to be competitive enough to win is i think he's got to lay out a clear platform, something similar to what our friend paul ryan has done just down the way, and i think if he does something like that and he makes a compelling case to the people of wisconsin that he's willing to take those kind of risks that would get america back on track for our kids and our grandkids' kids, he can win. >> romney spoke with rep

>> very interesting, thomas.nce, mr. clapper, said, look, they are going to try to have lie detector tests, people involved, leaning to the press and have more investigations of this. some folks on the house republican side were okay with it including mike rogers, senator john mccain today said they want more -- more of the tougher look, what went down with the white house and these los angeles. >> obviously, the notion that his white house would purposely release classified information is offensive is contradicted by the facts. we need a special counsel. we need someone hot american people can trust and we need to stop the anthrax are endangering the lives of those men and women who are serving our country with valor and courage. >> what is john mccain talking about, thomas? 31 republican senators say despite mr. what mr. clapper said andic holder said last week he is going to appoint a u.s. attorney to look at this they want to have an independent special counsel they feel can do a thorough examination of the w

go ahead, james. >> caller: i would like to tell us about thomas mast. >> thomas mast. >> thomas mast was a great cartoonist responsible for, among other things, the most popular image we have of santa claus. he was a german immigrant. created manges of the democrat donkey and republican elephant. by the time bryant raised in 1896, not sure if bryant was still alive or not. besides those images, mast is best known for these really vitriolic and very effective images of boss tweed, the very corrupt tammany hall in. and his images of boss tweed looking like a seedy devil, you might say, really helped to bring tweet down, and the democratic candidate at the time are important. prosecutors, later on democratic candidate for president in 1876 who prosecuted tweed and was able to bring down the tweed as it came to be known. >> rob next from sacramento, california, go ahead, please. >> caller: my question originates from the american president series during the grover cleveland episode, an historian was asked what grover historian was asked what grover william jennings bryant, and said that

go ahead, james. >> caller: i'd like for you to talk a minute about thomas mast. >> thomas mast. >> thomas mast was a great cartoonist, responsible for, among other things, the most popular image we have of santa claus in this country. he was a german immigrant. very popular images of the democratic donkey and the republican elephant. but by the time that bryan ran in 1986, i don't know if mast was still alive or not, but politically, what mast is best known for, these really visit rhee yolic and effective images of boss tweed, the corrupt boss in the late 1870s, and the images of boss tweed looking like a seedy devil, you might say, really helped to bring tweed down. he was a democratic candidate at the time, important prosecutor in new york city. samu samuel tildon who prosecuted tweed and was able to bring down the tweed ring. >> we know about the hayes tilden dispute. rob from sacramento, california. >> caller: my question resonates from the grover cleveland episode. historian was asked what grover cleveland thought about william jennings bryan and he said that grover cleveland hated w

despite that.... 14 month old desmare braxxon was left with thomas on sunday.t was the last time .... the child's mother would see the toddler alive. thomas told paramedics the child suffeeed from a seizure. 19:59:45 homicide detectives came invvlved at that point anddquestioned the mother's boyfriendsharmell thomasat that oint duuinn the interview he admitted to shaking tte baby and was subsquently charged with custody 56ree murder and is in 3 a pilot is deed after a plane crash in westminster...at the carroll county regional airpprttthis mo. morning.... investigators say t happened at the nd of the runway... they're not sure if the pilot was landing or ttkkng off. his identity isn't being released... but poliie say he was a 64-year old man from rockville. firefighters were called to the scene f a house fire early this morning in pigtown. it happened near washinnton boulevard and weet ostend residents were not in the home at the time.but crews did pemove a family from the home that lived nexttdoor. they are currently in stable condition. when it comes to news

thomas?> when we talk about where the defense is in terms of the demonstration of its case, do we know how many more witnesses they potentially had scheduled? the big question is if sandusky is going to take the stand or not. i imagine they would wait to call him until the very end? >> reporter: convention. wisdom is that, thomas. save the big witness until the end. it's not clear how much more they have. they have talked about this histrionic personality disorder that they wanted to present expert testimony about, to offer an alternative explanation for the letters to he wrote to the some of these alleged victims. as i said, mrs. sandusky is. >> now in the courthouse. she may testify. it's not clear how many they have, but i think we would hear from sandusky limbhimself, if w hear from him, tomorrow morning. >> thank you so much. >>> in the studio with me, a defense attorney and at the center for legal justice. you were listening to that. >> yes. >> sounds like the defense is really grasping

. >>> i'm eric thomas. going to be warm again today maybe not as warm as it was yesterday. >> where do you find cooling? mike has the latest. >>> the pool that's where you find the cooling. >>> or any body of water like the coast where you want to go today that's where the cooling begins. mid 60s there to around 70 in san francisco, upper 70s oakland and san mateo main areas that are going to be affected by the sea breeze in afternoon. still have upper 80s to mid 90s inland. the heat is still on there but the cooling will come your way tomorrow. u.s. open and the giants are back in town. first news. >>> coming up on 5:02. developing news from martinez, firefighters put out a suspicious fire that gutted a vacant home this morning it started shortly before midnight in the 4 block of h street. it went from a smoke -- 400 block of h street. we are told the house has gone through fore -- foreclosure and there had been problems with squatters there. >>> expect sparks in court this morning over the estate of famed

, pled guilty. >> just a few months ago, the night that harry thomas pled guilty to enriching himself with money intended for children's programs, i watched in amazement as kwame brown sat on one of the tv stations and talked about corruption allegations that have been swirling in the district. he did so knowing fully that the sort of justice was dangling precariously over his own head. >> now that tv station was fox 5, kwame brown was invited on to the set that night to talk about harry thomas' guilty plea. and he talked on the set with our fox 5's bob barnard. this is what kwame brown had to say. >> this is stunning. it's stunning. this is a situation in which you clearly would not want to be in. this is a great city. his family had a legacy in ward 5 and i'm disappointed. >> that was january 5, 2012. ron said today that he was very disappointed that kwame brown traded away his principles for personal gain. brian, back to you. >> brown faces 0 to 6 months realistically on the federal charge. do you think the punishment fits the crime here in here's what you are seeing on facebook. a

. >>> i'm eric thomas. heat building but not as warm as yesterday. >> let's get details from mike. >>> good morning. live doppler rain-free this morning off to a dry start clouds are gathering near the coast that is the sea breeze that is going to cool the coast into the lower to middle 60s 70 around san francisco, upper 70s to low 80s bay shore sea breeze will not make it inland until tomorrow you will still have mid 80s to mid 90s especially in the east bay valleys where the weather will be warmest with low to mid 90s. monterey 66, mid to upper 70s monterey bay low to mid 90s around morgan hill and gilroy. here's frances. >>> good morning. there haven't been too many accidents this morning. live shot of the bay bridge toll, right now only backed up for the cash paying lanes some almost towards west grand. fastrak, carpool looking great. hot spot is westbound 4 antioch traffic jammed from hillcrest out towards loveridge. that's because of an earlier stalled sweeper truck it has been cleared but the drive t

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thomas is accused off taking three teenage girls in prince william county in 2009. also suspected in other assaults in maryland, connecticut, and rhode island. >>> community in fairfax, virginia, hoping a $7,500 reward will help stop a person attacking animals. a calf, two goats, and a chicken injured at the frying pan park in herndon over the memorial day weekend. the group called "friends of frying pan park" put up reward money and say the is a shame for this to happen in such a family friendly atmosphere. >> it's just a good place for me to bring my son. he loves it here. he loves the animals. he loves the tractors. and i can't imagine why anybody would want to do something like that to a place that is obviously good for the community. >> investigators are looking into the possibility the same suspect attacked some horses on a farm nearby. >>> u.s. congressman will not be forced to testify in the roger clemmons perjury trial. a judge ruled against allowing defense attorneys to call california republican daryl isa. in 2008, isa criticized the hearings in which cle

a previous report concluded thomas was faking a mental illness. he is accused of attacking three girls in prince william county in '09. thomas is suspected in assaults in maryland, connecticut and rhode island. >> on the eve of the biggest day in horse racing the horse with a chance s to win the first triple crown in 34 years is retourired from the sport. the call made this morning to scratch i'll have another from tomorrow's belmont stakes and retire the horse from racing. this decision came after the horse's final gallop because of a swollen leg tendon. the first time since 1936 that a horse that won the kentucky derby and the preakness is not running in the belmont. we're going to have reaction from the trainer coming up later in sports. >>> comment from president obama today on the economy triggered some political backlash from his opponents. >> the private sector is doing fine. >> the president later clarified that to say the private sector has made progress, but that the economy is not doing well overall. that did not stop republicans from p

thomas payne ends up in the bastille because as they are guillotined children, thomas payne is saying this isn't ending the way it did in america. why? because george washington knew divine providence. spiritual morally decent god fearing people were missing. and so, thomas payne goes into the bastille. he's scheduled to be executed through divine providence i believe he was saved. believe it or not they thought they would take him to the infirmary because he was sick. he was so sick they decided to take him to the doctor. if it's a head cold it will be over tomorrow. so they leave his door open. they leave the door open to his cell and that was a sign that the person had died. so they didn't put the execution notice on his door. that's divine providence. but then, thomas payne writes this, this is a copy of his letter that he published afterwards that says to george washington, i never thought you would be the one that would betray me. and he turns it around on washington. washington never responds. i never thought you would sell us out, but you did. you let me rot in jail. yes. what