than help it and he says tommy wells is the only candidate who can restore public trust in the d.c. government. >>> new information about the columbia mall shooter. howard county police found no connection between 19-year-old darion marcus aguilar and his victims. they did find thousands of searches on aguilar's computer related to the columbine massacre and other mass shootings. aguilar opened fire inside the zumiez star on january 25th killing two employees before turning the gun on himself. >>> police are investigating the murder of a maryland cab driver. the victim's minivan was found with his meter running around 6:00 this morning on honeysuckle lane in crownsville. the body of 41-year-old benjamin kirby, jr. was found on a nearby driveway and they say there was blood inside the taxi and signs of a struggle. the investigation will continue. >>> there are questions for a suspect in a diamond heist in frederick this morning. the man was taken into custody at the west view movie theaters across the street from the wholesale diamond consultants on bucky'stown pipe. sheriff's deputi

and getting to the root of a culture of corruption in our elected government here in d.c. >> no tommy wells was so eager to talk about the charges, he turned up at u.s. district court where jeffrey thompson was pleading to two counts of conspiracy to support local and federal campaign laws. >> jeffrey thompson, the largest contractor in the city, he didn't give money because he liked folks, he gave money to elect contracts. >> muriel is running second to mayor gray for the democratic nomination. her staffers initially said we could talk to her while she campaigned in the afternoon. an hour later, they said they were reevaluating and we are still waiting for a chance to talk to her. we did catch up with jack evans, but he told us he wanted to wait for more details before commenting. >> both of them were subpoenaed in this case for taking money from jeffrey thompson. i have never taken a dime from jeffrey thompson. i have never asked for money from jeffrey thompson. >> also missing, the usually garrelous, vincent orange, who received $148,000 from thompson. that is mentioned in the criminal p

mayor gray, pure yell bowser, -- muriel bowser, tommy wells and jack evans.the corruption hanging over mayor gray, he's held steady in recent powells. bowser is soaring and still hitting the streets confident in her campaign, not the corruption surrounding her competitor. bruce johnson, our political reporter and moderator of tonight's debate says if the race continues on this track, it's the undecided voters who will make the biggest difference. >> people who are undecided are starting to decide. we talk to them a the low. people who even may have been with other campaigns are looking at our campaign long and hard. >> it's come down to a get out the vote effort. i think when you look at it, we have the most money left in our campaign. we've got over 700 volunteers that we're going to use the next week to make sure people get out and vote. >> reporter: tommy wells says he's still feeling good. they have enough time to pull out a win. now back to you. >> thank you. >>> a quick reminder, you just heard it from nikki. wusa9 is hosting the last televised debate b

councilmember tommy wells raised questions about the recent death of cecil mills. who are right across the street from him at the time ignored their pleas to come help the 77-year-old man who later died. some firefighter say that now is the time for a new leader. >> a lot of bad blood here. it is time for a change. councilman wells has called for the deputy mayor. the decision will lie in the hands of the next mayor of d.c. get ready for springlike temperatures this weekend. steve rudin is here now. change on the way. just in time for the weekend. take a look at temperatures outside the belfort furniture weather center. 33 at dulles, 32 gaithersburg. frederick is at 38 degrees. as we show you radar, that is the coastal storm that impacted southern virginia early today. not much across that region except some showers. all that moved north and east. here's a peek at your weekend forecast. mid-50's tomorrow, low 50's on sunday and come monday and tuesday, even warmer than that. all you need to know coming up in a few minutes. >> d.c. police are looking for the person

. >>> another endorsement forcouncilman tommy wells in the city's mayors race. the d.c. chapter of the organization for women says wells is the right candidate for the job. he was one of three challengers who joined current mayor vincent gray at a forum last night and once again the candidates fixated on campaign contributions from now convicted businessman jeffrey thompson. >> all three up here, my opponents, have taken money from jeffrey thompson. i haven't taken one dime from him or any of his associates. you can see what happens when you have a pay to play system. >> muriel, you have n takea ton of checks from him so you might want to address that. i only took two checks. >> mr. thompson contributed to two of our elonectis. we took no money under the table. we took no money outside of rules. >> he did this with other candidates like muriel bowser. >> no, sir. excuse me. i want to address that because adrienne fenty or jeff thompson never spent money on a shadow campaign for muriel bowser. >> the other candidates in the mayor's race appeared in another debate on the s

. >> tommy wells in the spotlight this week with hearings on a troubled fire department. when the thread of articles one person, they fill all of us. >> the council member was 20% support was late but did show, arguing for health care for illegal agl immigrants. >> it make sense for people fiscally, healthwaise. northwest, richard reid, abc 7 news. he can resume his $50 million lawsuit against a promotion company. the virginia supreme court set a lower court made a mistake in dismissing the case. they say that they inc. urged his now ex-wife to run away with the lead guitarist from journey. famous after crashing a white house state dinner in 2009. >> the reigning california could impact the oscars. but, as the saying goes, the show must go on. they are preparing, just in case. they are moving the 10th, at this hour. .llen degeneres will host you can expect her to get off the stage and mingle in the audience. expects a musical performances, including youtube, bette midler, and think. our coverage of the oscars begins tomorrow night at 7:00 abc seven. an oscars page on our

councilmember tommy wells is the only elected official running who accepted no money -- he seems to knowledge that his victory is a longshot. >> i feel like it is still possible. , but iwhat the polls say am up there in the top three and my numbers have been coming up. there is a real possibility for me today. candidates --her >> there are five other candidates. the primary election used take thee in september but general election is november. why did they move it to april? overseassaying to give and military voters more time to make sure their votes are counted. tomorrow,or gray lose that would mean he would be a for sevenin office he would stay in office until next january as lame duck. ford, abc 7 news. >> anything is possible. we will have to see how it plays out. for those planning to god and vote tomorrow, keep in mind d.c. has a closedrimary -- if you you're planning to go out and vote tomorrow, only democrats can vote in tomorrow's race for mayor. >> of are steeped in d.c. history. the owners of the hall and of are headed to court. quick shots fired between north and south korea. what

tommy wells' camp not giving up. hopefully before tonight and bowser is confident in what the voters want. >> we certainly see a lot more donation, a lot more energy from volunteers, and frankly the fact that the others have really fallen behind and now it's top -- i'm in the top three, i'm feeling very good that hopefully we've got thuf time for -- got enough time to pull this out. >> people have been concerned for the entire last year that we've been running and that's whyer we convinced they want -- why we're convinced they want a fresh set of eyes on their issues. >> reporter: mayor gray says his more than 700 volunteers and the amount of money left in their campaign speaks for themselves saying, quote, i'm feeling very good. we have enough time to pull this out. the top candidateses will face off. mayor gray, muriel bowser, tommy wells and jack evans. >> that debate begins here tonight. bruce johnson will be the moderator. you can also watch to on wusa9.com or through the wusa9 iphone and ipad apps. and you can

the one guy who gains most from this is the one guy who refused corporate donations, tommy wells. >> it's a good day for justice. we are finally cleaning up and getting to the root of a culture of corruption in our elected government here in d.c. >> tommy wells was so eager to talk about the charges, he turned up at u.s. district court where jeffrey thompson was pleading to two counts of conspiracy for local and campaign laws. >> jeffrey thompson, the largest contractor in the city. he didn't give money because he liked folks, he gave money to protect his contracts. >> miriel is running second to mayor gray for the democratic nomination. first staffers initially said we could talk to her while she campaigned in the afternoon. an hour later, they said they were reevaluating and we are still waiting for a chance to talk to her. we did catch up with jack evans. but he told us he wanted to wait for more details before commenting. >> both of them were subpoenaed in this case for taking money from jeffrey thompson. i have never taken a dime from jeffrey thompson. i have never asked for mon

. >> tommy wells picked up the police and fire union endorsements and the nod from the national organization for women. >> after tz jeffrey thompson plea deal, that we know something happened with the mayor and so now this election is anybody's guess. >> no one is counting mayor gray out in the april 1 primary. his 25 to 28% appears to have held despite jeff thompson's allegations. that is according to one source with the poll. the same poll shows about 20% of the voters still undecided. as the democratic primary approaches. bruce johnson, wusa9. >> and this week, the early voting in d.c.'s primary is taking place in business hours and next week, there's going to be 13 locations throughout the city open for early voting. the locations are on our website, wusa9.com. >> a health candidate from virginia is about to get the oprah winfrey treatment. laverne announced this afternoon that the talk show queen will join her for a campaign event on april 5. she called oprah a good friend. chapman is a long time alexandria resident. >>> five minutes with john kerry. i sit down one on one with the secre

councilman tommy wells, a d.c. mayoral candidate and current judiciary and public safety chair, hasn't received a copy of the full report. >> there was information that apparently they did not share with the committee that's in the mills report. that's very disappointing. it's a lack of transparency. it really breaches faith with the community we serve. >> reporter: the deputy mayor says a full report will be made available after the internal trial board. nine employees face disciplinary actions including four firefighters who will face a trial board. in northwest surae chinn, wusa9. >>> tonight we've got a host of new developments regarding that tense situation in ukraine. the white house has been monitoring what it says are russian troop movements into parts of southern ukraine. late today president obama hit the white house briefing room delivering a message to russia. >> the united states will stand with the international community in affirming that there will be costs for any military intervention in ukraine.

heated with the front runners mayor vincent gray and challengers muriel bowser, jack evans and tommy wells on the attack, plus the possibility of an indictment in the balance of mayor gray, all that less than two weeks from the april 1st primary. it looked a lot like the last supper. while they didn't break bread, tuesday's debate was much calmer. some were expecting more punches to be thrown. >> that we have leaders who think if something goes wrong in their campaign, it's somebody else's fault. if four people get convicted and two of them go to jail, not my fault. you cannot run a government and say that how you ran your campaign shouldn't count. >> i haved lea life with an unblemished record. there is not one allegation of contract impropriety since i've been mayor in three years and two months, not one allegation of grant impropriety in three years and two months. >> reporter: that came late in the debate. the first hour and 20 minutes were consumed by the issues that would be at the forefront of this primary cycle if corruption was not hanging over it. >> i'm tired of seeing the tale

. >> tommy wells picked up the police and fire union endorsements and the nod from the national organization for women. >> after the jeffrey thompson plea deal that we know that something happened with the mayor and so now this election is anybody's guess. >> no one is counting mayor gray out in the april 1 primary. his 25 to 28% appears to have held despite jeff thompson's allegations. that is according to one source with the poll. the same poll shows about 20% of the voters still undecided. as the democratic primary approaches. bruce johnson, wusa9. >> and just this week, early voting in the d.c. primary is taking place during the business hours and next week, there will be 13 locations all over town. they are posted on our web page. wusa9.com. >> one of gray's rivals for reelection has some new ideas on special education. >> i'm bruce leshan in d.c. d.c. councilman proposes sweeping reforms to special education in hopes of getting more help to students who need it. >> he's a good kid. >> teresa had to get a lawyer to force d.c. schools to give her great nephew the help he needed. >> he wa

the one candidate eager to talk was the one who refused corporate contributions, tommy wells. >> jeffrey thompson, the largest contractor in the city, he didn't guff money because he liked folks. he gave money to protect his contracts. >> $668,000 for a shadow campaign -- in 2010, but money is not everything. jeffrey thompson pumped nearly or about $166,000 into a campaign to unseat ward 1 councilman, gum graham. and graham, he won. derek, lesli, back to you. >> it's telling that good number of these mayoral candidates don't have anything to say just yet. we'll see what happens if this evening progresses. >> money talks, as they say. you move on to our weather forecast because we can't wait for spring and topper is tracking a system that is looking spring-like. >> it could bring thunderstorms, strong winds, plummeting temperatures, all the things you like to go bike riding in. >> it's going to be a tough day wednesday. it's going be the tale of two days. by the time you get home, it's going to be like winter again. here's the storm. it's going to take shape across kentucky as we get into

tommy wells' staff is working bones and laptops and gray is busy being mayor. while they campaign each has in mind which voters they think will decide next week's primary election. >> people who are undecided are starting to decide. we talk to them a lot. people even who may have been with other campaigns are looking at our campaign long and hard. >> it's come down to a get out the vote effort. i think when you look at it, we have the most money left in our campaign. we've goover 700 volunteers that we're going to use the next week in order to be able to make sure the people get out and vote. >> reporter: they're calling this a two-person race. what do you think? >> we see a lot more donations, a lot more energy from volunteers, and frankly the fact that the others have really fallen behind and now it's top -- i'm the top three, i'm feeling very good that hopefully we've got enough time to pull this out. >> reporter: they're short on time but hoping they're long on votes. >> i think it's a tough race. i feel like there are a lot of candidates in the field and i

council member tommy wells says club 12 should be shut down temporarily until security is beefed up. early saturday morning a fight broke out inside of the club on h and 12th streets northeast. one man was stabbed and expected to be okay. >>> one of the men in these pictures is behind barred charged with attempted second degree murder and reckless endangerment. police arrested daniels yesterday. they say he attacked a 46-year-old on the green line leaving a man unconscious. officials rushed the man to the hospital where he's in critical condition. >>> a growing number of fraud cases that may catch your family off guard. police are investigating a spike in mail fraud. thieves are targeting the elderly. some scammers in some cases have become violent. it's a story only on news 4. >> there have been killings over lottery fraud. >> frank investigates mail fraud and says the con artists have become sophisticated and dangerous even killing one another in the effort to keep other scammers away from victims. >> they never come face to face with victims, but tactics go beyond phone calls. >>

mayoral candidate council member tommy wells was also there. >> people are going to come out. ortive but they're trying to run for mayor as well. i understand that. the reason coming out at 1:00 a.m. is to make sure all the work that was done previous that people were actually moving off the streets. >> reporter: the work done previously, the national point in time volunteers annual count of the homeless. >> a shelter right off anacostia station. are you going to go there? >> albert townsend used to be one of them. now he helps other people find shelter and eventually pecht housing -- permanent housing through the grass roots group people -- [ inaudible ] mayor gray is trying to tackle the issue sending vans to pick folks up off the streets and coordinating buses so those who refuse shelter at least have a warm place to sleep at night. but with the family shelter at d.c. general already at capacity from last season, the city scrambled to abide by the law and get other families, including children into warm shelters. so hundreds have stayed in d.c. and maryland hotels, dozens at

tommy wells has made ethics of the mayor part of his campaign and all of the candidates have said that the mayor is holding the city hostage by not giving a detailed accounting of what what he knows, and now it looks like the prosecutor is going to do that for him. >> and tom sherroadwood, great work and we will check in with you throughout the evening and we will get back to your sources. >> and the coverage of the th thompson space h case continues on nbcwashington.com, and you will see a full list of the charges compiled by tisha thompson and plus background on all of the cases. >> and now to the latest of the story that you saw on news4. police in spot sylvania say they are e getting details on a robbery with where a suspect shot a woman in the head in spotsylvania county. and unbelievably, that clerk is expected to survive. the surveillance shows clear views of the suspect, and julie carey is in spotsylvania county, and she says there is widespread support for the woman who was shot, and she will have more on "news4 at 5:00." >>> and now surveillance video of a robbery in prince g

saysilmember tommy y wells the fans are tragically shifting this race, given the charges vincent gray n hope out illegal attack -- charges vincent gr knew about illegal activity. >> happy st. patrick's day. >> i do have a strong vision for the city. going in the it is right direction, it is primary the privivate investment. certainly the department of transportation seems to be stuck in place. of course the e fire department mismanaged. the murder rate is going back up . and the homeless problem, that affects everybody. people say that his social services and such. that impacts the whole city. >> we are seeing some degree of job growth in places we haven't, how would you sustain that growth and even ke it bigger, especial given -- especially given the federal government may be downsizing. >> there a two major things. you haveve to have aa good publc transit system. it doesn't matter if you get a b but you canan't get to it. lawyer-er one private private employer is georgetown university. it takes one or two buses. then you havave a snow evevent. work fore late to five timeses you'rere

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father tommy, would you like to come and comment as well? >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is father tommy [speaker not understood], the pastor at st. bonafice church. we serve many critically and important [speaker not understood] in the tenderloin ~. the building itself is the tenderloin's most distinctive and dominant landmark. spiritually it's a place of peace and tranquility. it also provides a place of rest for many san francisco economically disenfranchised and homeless citizens. the architecture, the art and particularly the century old stain glassed windows provide humanizing beauty. and filled with dehumanizing poverty [speaker not understood]. during the day people come in to enjoy the beauty, the quiet for a chance to pray, meditate, or just gather their thoughts. the church is also hosted for nearly a decade now. it will be a project as supervisor kim mentioned. the project provides space in the back half of the church for people to sleep and rest during the day. many of the people on the church pews were on the streets the night before because there wer

which has the soul of the guests have been at finding two he joins the snap and tommy somewhat unknown faces and not so well known bring us up to date what's been happening. well the reception he's going to wait times we're just getting some pictures know all of the queen greeting some of it gets in the white drawing room area of buckingham palace. the reception is going to last until around four to eight. we had amazing things here are aubrey huff would stand still scriptwriters from father to take. he had only been played mrs doherty actress. then you have this thing increase of three priests from north of the border. don't add forty one on sports personalities like a party the weekend cover crochet. bob casey a very well known figures to like the guest designer for the tracy another designer from dublin for an economy that comes to reach out and going in as well. walton thirty one old faces but the real heroes and heroines who are celebrated here to see a thing. the people who control it did work it is the irish community in britain. nice hrm that location like the skin of the bounce of a state visit it'

and batman got in the fight who would win that is easy, superman tommy, batman just has that belt, and nothing else. >> -- class? >> wellged financial reporting as we know it cliff, world is a better place for it try that. you will get an easy a. keep e-mails and tweets coming, we want to hear from you, what is the deal neil. your chance to really ask any question you want. as long as you are within bounces, the we' weight questions are getting silly, the camera does add 5 pounds. see you tomorrow. neil: good evening. lou: breaking news there are conflicting accounting of claims that we're just hours away from a russian strike against ukrainian military bases on the crimean peninsula and ukrainian naval vessels in black sea, russia denies they made any such threats, one of those threats of described to surroundish there are arms and facilities by sudden-- 10 p.m. eastern time tonight

. >> guest: tommy how you got interested in the first place. tesco well, our ninth grade project is required for students to complete. >> host: how did your team come together? did the teacher assign them? >> guest: yes, we could pick our team members. we chose other people we have known for a few years. we were comfortable and that we worked well together. >> host: when you join forces with michaela and sir, had any be done documentaries before? >> guest: no. >> host: how did you learn how to do them? >> guest: we watched videos at c-span provided on how to make documentaries and editing and things like that. >> host: how does you choose the topic? >> guest: we chose the topic by completing current events. i read an article on "the new york times" about franking and was immediately interested. a couple weeks later, we saw in our local newspaper the telecom about fracking and it is happening two miles away from us. we stopped and went to research, it can become the topic. >> host: long beach has long had an oil industry because it is a big port and a lot

tommy. thank you very much for all your reports are to you daddy for the last time. ah well chris i like the cpt so much in you is an on air team that you know be here for the past two years. i just letting everyone know learned us know more about please contact a hand to assist a lot of fun hopefully oliver view is of no where in something from life in korea. i definitely have learned a lot and enjoy this journey and three it's a buy at six knots the goodbye kiss like a farewell i just wanted to play love and support that i've been receiving from my life in korea. police keep continuing detainee on korea today salad i bought a farewell and danny carey at city island also this morning i was unable to see eye to the high fives down before the show so did my hair fly back to you young and the sunken city of what's every goodbye but see you later a tall tgi friday everyone as we kick things off with the lpg war world number one party and he went to the first round of the hsbc women's championship hoping to win her first title this season and after the first round plump not a ba

well? >> yeah. not as much. >> this book is about a hollywood that you knew. tommybout it. >> i work with a lot of young people. they always ask me about what it was like. what was it like being able in the contract system. i tell them. universal had 40 young people under contract. columbia had 20. every studio had a young contract players list. we were all anxious, eager to get into the movies. today, that is not possible. you are a young actor today, you have to go out and get an acting coach. get a manager, try to get a part and a picture. >> being gauged by social media. >> it is different for young people today starting their career. i was lucky. i caught it. that is what i wrote about. it was the most thrilling time in my life. that is what i try to put in. >> dinner with sinatra in which he is cooking. [laughter] >> that was nice. >> it was, my hope is that the people that read this book will be as thrilled as i was when i did. >> you meet a point, these were men in that time, at columbia. darrell zana. people who loved, loved, loved the movies. and cared abo

well done. it all sorted through them. new new new dwindling woohoo. i don't welcome to the world is one that you know tommy in tokyo here's a look at some other stories we're following this hour. i am. the australian prime ministers as satellite images and essendon expanding be related to business in malaysia airlines plane. and the russian president webinar putin is building bridges between his country and criteria. in an effort to redraw russia's borders the australian government says satellite photos show

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tommy, you blew out your pitching arm in 1974. at the time, what was the prognosis you got about whether you would ever pitch in the majors again? >> well. job told me, he said you really don't need the surgery, but i can 100% guaranty if you do not have it, you'll never pitch major league baseball again. i said okay, if i have the surgery, what are my chances? he said you probably won't pitch again. i said give me numbers. he said 2%, 3%. i know 2% out of 100 is much better than 0 out of 100. so i said let's get it done now. here is the reason why dr. job was a genius. he said no, tommy, we can't do the surgery until these six doctors and their schedules line up to where we can be in the operating room together. why? he said, because i don't know what i'm doing and i need as many skilled surgeons as i can guiding my hands. the minute he said that, i said, you're my doctor, let's go for it. >> we know he's a career saver as a doctor. but what kind of man was he? >> the most humble man i've ever -- he has every night to stand back and thump his chest and say i did tommy john's surgery. he never used the word i. instead of having a funera

well as american express. they're partnered with brick and mortar, tommy others.e prime customer at amazon and annoyed with the price hike, come to us, we will give you free unlimited two day shipping. they are waiting it for your number one and going forward they say they will never be an increase above $79. stuart: amazing how these businesses sprout to take advantage of minor-league changes in the huge companies of america. that is a terrific nisha opportunity to jump into. >> they tell us people will not pay more than $79 per year. stuart: thank you very much, lauren. let's go on to obamacare. remember pajama boy sipping his hot chocolate in his pajamas suggesting you to talk about obamacare over the holidays? now it is the angry mom. urging youngsters to sign-up. the white house reporting mothers of celebrities to promote it. >> adam always made me do his dirty work. >> he would lay on top of my dashboard and literally not get off. us moms put up with a lot. one thing we should never put up with his our kids not having health care. stuart: that was jonah hill

well, that's an understandable human error. they swear it's nothing to do with the incident, but tommy and justine both leave the station shortlyat blooper-filled morning. justine goes to michigan to study for a master's degree. and tommy heads to dallas to be a reporter at cw 33. not surprisingly he's no longer in charge of the weather. >>> coming up, a park ranger is caught in a rare earthquake. >> i felt very, very, very terrified. very scared thinking that i may not get out of the building. ta, does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene. available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel, biotene can provide soothing relief, and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene -- for people who suffer from dry mouth. meet our contestant. will she choose to help maintain her hands... or to really clean her dishes? oooh, we have a game changer?! [ female announcer ] dawn hand renewal with olay beauty has a specially designed formula that

. >> well, i think what we're seeing are european business overall, we're seeing has stabilized. >> okay. >> and as we're looking out, our tommyilfiger business which is the much bigger part of our european business, our order book will be up about 5% for holiday, fall and holiday as we go into 2014. so that's a significant turn. our spring book was up about 1%. >> right. >> so we're feeling pretty positive about how that is shaping up. >> okay. i liked what you had to say about asia and brazil. how big are they really? >> well, our calvin asia business is up $500 million business. operating margins in that business are in the high teens. >> that's pretty good. >> it is a very strong business. it's been strong in 2013. and we don't see any reason why it would slow down in 2014. so that business is comping right now in the low single digits. but i think as we get into a little warmer weather, we should even see some better results. >> okay. that's good. that makes me feel you're not overpromising. not that you haven't, but i know you yourself were abject about the miss, the initial miss, but you said you'd fix it. what's crucia

on what tommy was talking about lee was of -- tom talking about, sunlight. quoted inandeis got my written testimony as well in terms of the states being the laboratories of democracy. to0? that his saying, >> it is a great one. >> i use those quite a bit. was there anything else he said? data and itke the is disinfected to have the force of better data, but also to prevent corruption, fraud, etc., but also to use the data to learn, how to improve, and take inse state laboratories democracy, but if there is no scientist, how are you going to learn? one of the things the committee could ask is is there a scientist, whether the federal agency or the agencies supporting others in academia or whatever and as robert was talking in terms of does it-based, how work. we need to figure out how to do it better and at a lower cost. that gets to be a huge potential. >> before i turned to mr. shea, i want to quote a former vice chairman of the federal reserve. we had a hearing for the finance peopleee, very smart testifying on deficit reduction. thatid in his testimony health care costs were killing us. it is going to d

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no holds barred at tonight's debate involving front runners mayor vincent gray, muriel bowser, tommy wells and jack evans. mola lenghi is here to show us the exchange. >> the debate was consumed by allegations the mayor knew about campaign corruption in 2010, allegations made this week by the u.s. attorney's office and convicted businessman jeffrey thompson. tonight we saw the candidate goes at it on the attack, on the defense all night long. it was arguably the most intense debate of this campaign cycle. >> the problem we have in the city right now is the mayor is under this cloud. i think that there is a distraction and to say that you're running the city and you're defending yourself at the same time from the u.s. attorney and you're saying that that's not a distraction, otherwise it's mismanagement. >> all three of my opponents have taken money from jeffrey on. ps i vanity taken one dime from him or his -- haven't taken one dime from him or his associates. >> ml,urie'v youe taken a ton of checks from him, so you might want to address that. i've only signed two checks from him. >> mr. t

. >> reporter: the union endorsed tommy wells. it says wells has worked hard on police issues. in more bad news for gray, the influential weekly current newspapers withdrew its recent gray endorsement. in 50,000 copies printed today, it said we are now less certain about mr. gray's innocence. in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >>> coming up tonight, three men behind a bold robbery that shut down traffic on a major highway. they had their day in court. >>> he waited 20 minutes for an ambulance to arrive. tonight, a d.c. officer is sharing his news only with news4. and why he's not bitter about the response. >>> and what made zaching a viral sensation will remember this picture of shawn hickman flashing a thumbs up. since being run over by a h hit-and-run driver, hickman has undergone 14 surgeries with at least one more go. >> if all goes well knock on wood that will be the last one. time will tell. it's wait and see and day-by-day and hopefully things will turn out for the better and i'll be back to work soon. >> reporter: police officers have been raising money to cover the