when she married george washington, she brings with her to mount vernon 12 housemates. that is really almost unimaginable luxury. these are slaves that are for the most part, not field labor, not producing crops, which is where your income is coming from. they are doing things like cooking, serving at table, clean the house, doing the laundry, doing selling, this is not productive labor in the sense that it is not productive income. she brings them with her and she brings financial resources to the marriage as well as her managerial skills. t makes mount vernon a successful operation and it makes it possible for washington to be away for eight years fighting a war. the fact that he has this support system that enables him to volunteer his time and talents to run the revolution is clearly critical. first, a farm manager, who during most literal revolution is a distant cousin of washington. then run by washington as a nephew. -- washington's nephew. and then it is run by his niece. i think that tells you about the closeness of the family relationship. it is clear that wha

i stay perrianally furious with mount vernon over this. george washington's mount vernon. [laughter] [applause] i mean, yes, i bet he was really taking care of all the food stuff and all of that. at any rate. she, of course, succeeded by the very feisty and somewhat problematic abigail adams whom? and i might say, pat talked about writing about women. we are very lucky with abigail adams, unlike martha washington, because we have her letters. and we have thousands and thousands of them. the theory is that martha burned her correspondence with george for which we can be angry with her. but whatever? that probably did happen because we don't have it. and we pretty much have every grocery list the founding fathers wrote. so it is very likely that that's the case. i will say, to continue on the theme, though, about women's history, it's not just that when you write about the women you have the other half of the human race, but it is also that you learn about the men in a completely different way. they become three dimensional. you know, these founding fathers were so selfaware

vernon. the fred w.th library for the study of george washington will open in september and house thousands of books, journals and other materials on president george washington and his work. located on 14 acres by the mt. vernon he state, culmination of 150 years effort to restore washington's personal library collection. joining me now is president of the george washington mt. vernon society. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. thank you for having me. >> finally we have a george washington presidential library. lets just talk, what is the number one purpose in your mind of what the george washington presidential library should be about? >> we're really interested in fostering more scholarship around washington and his seminal role around that and disseminating to people around the world. that's the first thing. also you pointed out when mt. vernon ladies association took over the estate in the 1950s, there was nothing there. the house was in ruins. we have systematically over the last 60 years, we've

he doesn't even know that this is not vernon. so, washington since a report of this to george, sort of proud that he defended the homestead. washington write back and says i am extremely distressed at what you have told me. you have sullied my honor. if it happens again, let them burn it to the ground. these are the kind of guy is the we are talking about here. there is a special quality to this particular crisis that generates a level of leadership, not just in virginia, but beyond. by the way, this isn't a claim that the founders for all iconic heroes or worthy of devotee or anything like that. they were all human beings come each of them have their flaws. i tried to write about that. they don't solve the slavery problem with the native american problem. those are major problems. but all that said, this is the greatest generation of political leadership in american history. and the revolution is a test. one of the better things that i discovered that these presidents of scholarly literature in some ways not in a sufficient way

vernon. [laughter] [applause] i mean, yes, i bet he was really taking care of all the food stuff and all of that. at any rate. she, of course, succeeded by the very feisty and somewhat problematic abigail adams whom and i might say, pat talked about writing about women. we are very lucky with abigail adams, unlike martha washington, because we have her letters. and we have thousands and thousands of them. the theory is that martha burned her correspondence with george for which we can be angry with her. but whatever, that probably did happen because we don't have it. and we pretty much have every grocery list the founding fathers wrote. so it is very likely that that's the case. i will say, to continue on the theme, though, about women's history, it's not just that when you write about the women you have the other half of the human race, but it is also that you learn about the men in a completely different way. they become three dimensional. you know, these founding fathers were so selfaware.

chip reid, cbs news, mount vernon, virginia. >> an that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight.us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> the search for a bay area toddler leads investigators to the water. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. we are following new developments in the search for a missing toddler in oakland. police and their dogs today searched the water near the oakland airport for clues in the 21-month-old's disappearance. kpix 5's mark sayre tells us the toddler's father is now in custody. >> reporter: this search is still under way on all fronts. oakland police handed out flyers in the area where the girl disappeared. the helicopter is flying low to look at the park during low tide to continue the on the water searches that occurred today >> reporter: an alameda county sheriff's department search-and- rescue boat entered the martin luther king regional shoreline just about 3:00 this afternoon with a d

when she married george washington, she brings with her to mount vernon 12 housemates. that is really almost unimaginable luxury. these are slaves that are for the most part, not field labor, not producing crops, which is where your income is coming from. they are doing things like cooking, serving at table, clean the house, doing the laundry, doing selling, this is not productive labor in the sense that it is not productive income. she brings them with her and she brings financial resources to the marriage as well as her managerial skills. it makes mount vernon a successful operation and it makes it possible for washington to be away for eight years fighting a war. the fact that he has this support system that enables him to volunteer his time and talents to run the revolution is clearly critical. manager, who during most literal revolution is a distant cousin of washington. then run by washington as a nephew. -- washington's nephew. and then it is run by his niece. i think that tells you about the closeness of the family relationship. it is clear that what they are at

and two more things i wanted to mention about vernon. he actually graduated from morehouse college in atlanta, georgia and he worked at city college and just loved san francisco, loved football, and just loved people. and, so, a lot of people will truly miss him. i know that supervisor cohen will be introducing the in memoriam for our former supervisor kennedy. i did want to say a few words about ms. kennedy. i first met her when i interviewed her in her office when she was a member of the san francisco board of supervisors. i was in high school and i had all these questions and i thought i was walking into the office of a man because her name was [speaker not understood]. and it was kind of interesting to change my questions in the middle of our interview, but she was very pleasant. she had a commanding presence, and she was pretty amazing. and i felt like right then and there i wanted to be that kind of person with this amazing presence. she had this overwhelming voice and over the years we definitely had become friends and she's defin

vernon davis wearing only his smile. the magazine is out on friday. >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> that's me without the muscle doing the same pose. >> oh, boy. >> we're coming up >>> here's a look at your wake up weather. you might need extra time for the morning commute. a cool start. temperatures in the 50s and 60s with light winds. might want to bundle up as well. >>> here's the latest on the crash at sfo. the coroner identified the crash victim likely hit by a crash vehicle. >>> and the ntsb is interviewing the fourth pilot who was not in the cabin at the time. >> the instructor pilot assumed the throttle was set at 137 knots but found out that the actual speed was slower. >>> two flight attendants in the back of the plane were ejected. both survived and both are still in the hospital. >> that is our report. thanks for watching. >> abc 7 news continues now on twitter, online, on hoff hasselh "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- kevin bacon from "the bridge", diane kruger and music from the bacon

vernon davis wearing only his smile. the magazine is out on friday. >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> that's me without the muscle doing the same pose. >> oh, boy. >> we're coming up >>> here's a look at your wake up weather. you might need extra time for the morning commute. a cool start. temperatures in the 50s and 60s with light winds. might want to bundle up as well. >>> here's the latest on the crash at sfo. the coroner identified thectim y victim likely hit by a crash vehicle. >>> and the ntsb is interviewing the fourth pilot who was not in the cabin at the time. >> the instructor pilot assumed the throttle was set at 137 knots but found out that the actual speed was slower. >>> two flight attendants in the back of the plane were ejected. both survived and both are still in the hospital. >> that is our report. thanks for watching. >> abc 7 news continues now on twitter, online, on when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma a

vernon davis wearing only his smile. the magazine is out on friday. >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> that's me without the muscle doing the same pose. >> oh, boy. >> we're coming up >>> here's a look at your wake up weather. you might need extra time for the morning commute. a cool start. temperatures in the 50s and 60s with light winds. might want to bundle up as well. >>> here's the latest on the crash at sfo. the coroner identified the crash victim likely hit by a crash vehicle. >>> and the ntsb is interviewing the fourth pilot who was not in the cabin at the time. >> the instructor pilot assumed the throttle was set at 137 knots but found out that the actual speed was slower. >>> two flight attendants in the back of the plane were ejected. both survived and both are l

what i did on the first anniversary of 9/11 was go out to mount vernon where george washington lived and appreciated the beauty and peace of the place. i think everybody in america looked for signs and symbols of togetherness. chris: andrea, i remember being at yankee stadium back then with rudy giuliani and everybody back then just rooting for the yankees. you wad -- had to do that that year. >> it was an amazing feeling, a feeling of we were in this together but at the same time there were warning signs that many people overlooked and that was the lack of questioning authority, not looking deeply enough about accepting the verities of the government as part of its rush to war. >> i think we all felt vulnerable still and i think there was this sense that perm nated -- permeated then and still to a degree now that lives with us over that decade of vulnerability and a sense of what can we do to protect ourselves and our children and our families and i don't think that's changed that much over the last decades. chris: but the unity, i remember riding on the j train in downtown manhatta

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vernon mallfield up next. >>> up next, on the money and on your health, key components of obama care come online this fall. are you and your doctors ready for it? one of the administration's key health care architects, dr. zeke emmanuel will join me next. >>> later, it's a treat worth waiting hours for. the cronut has captured new yorker's heart he is and wallet. we learn the magic behind the mania. as we take a break, look at how the stock market finished the week. back in a moment. >>> welcome back. are we ready for the obama care rollout? implement takes of the affordable care act approaching a critical change this fall. the mandate has been postponed, giving the implementation of the affordable care act an uncertain diagnosis. dr. ezekiel emmanuel is the former white house adviser on health care policy and vice provost for global initiatives at the university of pennsylvania. great to have you on the program. >> great to be here. >> thank you so much for joining us. let me ask you about the implementation of the affordable care act. it's when the health insurance exchanges go onl

vernon, virginia.o open in september. >>> and the senate passed a wide ranging immigration reform bill two weeks ago, but the house appears to be no closer to reaching an agreement. in fact, speaker john boehner says he's happy to take his time if it means getting it right. nancy cordes reports. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner sought to silence the doubters saying house republicans are too divided on immigration to pass anything. >> the vast majority of our members believe we do have to wrestle with this problem. >> reporter: but the members are also leery of the massive reform bill that was passed two weeks ago. instead they want tony trow deuce a series of smaller bills starting with policies most popular with republicans. republican raul labrador. >> we want to have security first, border security first and then do something with the lool status here and the senate sits backward. >> reporter: democrats feel they'll never get around to it. and while national gop leaders say that's key to winn

vernon in virginia, more than 100 citizens were sworn in. similar ceremonies taking place around the country. this holiday week. more than 7,800 people will now get to call themselves americans. >>> a lot of folks around the country found themselves dealing with extreme weather on this first day of the holiday weekend. look at this. it seemed more like the middle of winter in santa rosa, new mexico, after a storm dumped more than a foot of hail. they had to call out the snowplows. many homes and businesses were damaged. a along the florida panhandle today, heavy rain and thunderstorms caused flash flooding, and several areas as much as 20 inches of rain has fallen since this morning. and highly dangerous rip currents on beaches in florida and alabama force beaches to close. crystal egger. good evening. >> good evening. we are dealing with a serious flood threat across the southeast. if you have plans to be outdoors or do any traveling over the holiday, you are definitely going to be impacted. we've had substantial rainfall amounts come in ac

he's going to zero in on vernon wells from the warning track and he gets him. yeah. here's it again. boom. and he's out at third. number one, i call this i got your back. there. look at that. brandon barnes got his teammate making the grab when he couldn't deliver. couldn't deliver. that's a,,,,,,,,,,,, with our "name your price" tool, people pick a price and we help them find a policy that works for them. huh? also... we've been working on something very special. [ minions gasp, chuckle ] ohhh! ohhh! one day the world... no, the universe will have the pricing power they deserve. mouhahaha! mouhahaha! mouhahaha! ooh-hee-hee-hee! blaaaah! we'll work on it. wah-hah-hah! stopping at nothing to help you save. imagine this... a tube that transport you from san frano to l-a . >>> planes, trains, automobiles even boats could be a thing of the past. >> a tube that can transport you from san francisco to l.a. in 30 minutes. the man behind tesla motors elan called the media to say yes, it can happen. he calls it the hyper loop. it's like a jetsons tunnel that whisks you away.

vernon grose, thank you. have you seen many cases like this by the way?he planes in the air every day. it is not common. doctor? >> no, it really isn't. it really isn't. these people lucky. we hope injuries are minor and they stay that way, minor. dr. vernon grose, good to have you on our program out of washington, d.c. >>> 33 minutes after the hour now. there are new concerns about voters rights in california after the u.s. supreme court allowed gay marriage to resume in that state, ruling that ordinary citizens could not legally defend the law in federal court. critics worry the ruling will put all ballot measures in jeopardy, limiting the right of voters to pass laws without government. claudia cowan on the story out of san francisco. claudia, hello to you. >> reporter: good morning, bill. ballot initiatives like proposition 8 give voters a way to get around as they see unresponsive or even corrupt government. because the justices ruled on the standing issue, rather than on the merits in the prop 8 case it essentially requires that very same government

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vernon ogelvie, jr. supervisor chiu [speaker not understood], and [speaker not understood].nd at the suggestion of supervisor cohen, on behalf of the full board, for the lovely former supervisor willie b. kennedy. >> thank you. madam clerk, is there any more business in front of the body? >> that concludes our business today, mr. president. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. happy birthday, supervisor kim. and with that, we are adjourned. [gavel] >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it, but when i do, it is usually from the inside out. it is like watching something being spawned. you go in, and you begin to work, excavate, play with the dancers, and then things began to emerge. you may have a plan that this is what

tight end vernon davis used three footballs as camouflage and that was wise.bc 7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> only tattoos. >> miami. >> that is his edition out on friday. >> thank you. >> she has one already. >> oh, brother. >> coming up tonight at 9:00 a hospital patient wakes up just before her organs about to be harvested. where it happened at 9:00. >> then at 11:00 new focus on what's happening in the cockpit of flight 214. the roles of pilot and instructor. >> in prime time tonight extreme weight loss then we'll be back with abc 7 news at 11:00 thanks for joining us. we appreciate your time. connect with us on twitter. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a train dispatcher from omaha, nebraska... a tax attorney from chicago, illinois... and our returning champion, an i.t. consultant originally from florence, south carolina... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. and just think, ladies and gentlemen, how much money ben would have if, on yesterday's program, he ha

vernon ogelvie, jr. supervisor chiu [speaker not understood], and [speaker not understood].nd at the suggestion of supervisor cohen, on behalf of the full board, for the lovely former supervisor willie b. kennedy. >> thank you. madam clerk, is there any more business in front of the body? >> that concludes our business today, mr. president. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. happy birthday, supervisor kim. and with that, we are adjourned. [gavel] >> hi, i'm corn field and welcome to doing building san francisco, we are doing a special series, called stay safe, how you can stay in your home safely and comfortable, and we know that an earthquake is coming and there are things that you can do to reduce the effects of the earthquake on your home. let's take a look at that. >> here at the spur urban center on mission street in san francisco talking about staying in your home after an earthquake. i have guests today, pat buscavich and his dog, harvey and david, and both structural engineers and we want to talk about things that you might do before an earthquake to your home to ma

vernon ogelvie, jr. supervisor chiu [speaker not understood], and [speaker not understood].nd at the suggestion of supervisor cohen, on behalf of the full board, for the lovely former supervisor willie b. kennedy. >> thank you. madam clerk, is there any more business in front of the body? >> that concludes our business today, mr. president. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. happy birthday, supervisor kim. and with that, we are adjourned. [gavel] >> hi, in san francisco we're doing a special series called stay safe, about staying in your home after an earthquake. and today we're going to be talking about the neighborhood support center to help people find new resources when they stay in their home. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at the urban center in san francisco with sarah karlewski, deputy director of spur. we're talking about the shelter, a safe place to stay, exhibition at their center. and part of being able to shelter in place in your home is to be able to find a place nearby where you can get the services that you might not have in your home. and that's what this little neighbo

tight end vernon davis used three footballs as camouflage and that was wise.ports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> only tattoos. >> miami. >> that is his edition out on friday. >> thank you. >> she has one already. >> oh, brother. >> coming up tonight at 9:00 a hospital patient wakes up just before her organs about to be harvested. where it happened at 9:00. >> then at 11:00 new focus on what's happening in the cockpit of flight 214. the roles of pilot and instructor. >> in prime time tonight extreme weight loss then we'll be back with abc 7 news at 11:00 thanks for joining us. we appreciate your time. connect with us on twitter. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. (male announcer) in new york city's war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories.

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and now vernon davis could expand his role from tight end to slot receiver and wind up as wide receiver willing to do whaefr takes to get to the super bowl its a good thing i get that opportunity to work with those guys because of not only helped me as a wide receiver position but as tight end position because my feet can get quicker. route running. better. >> going into the 72 hole at senior open championship yesterday, wasn't enough. a double bogey forced a playoff. it's like two holes yesterday before darkness. langer with a chance to win it on the third sed set first one played today. but just missed a 12-foot birdie putt. on the fifth try we'd be putt are for birdie. online. not enough. and now, langer the 2010 senior chap needed to answer with that 10 footer and mark weeby is your senior open champion. and i had to call four former teammates. >> yes. yes. >> good news is that you weren't invited so it wasn't like you forgot. >> right. right. >> poor sh u. thank you, shu. >> coming up, mystery of monday yog my. why sit we want to pair up and stay together. >> then on abc 7 news at

one man in the building was killed, vernon hunter, an irs employee.mmediately, there were fears that this was an act of terrorism. but it wasn't. it was simply one man's grudge against the irs. and then came the manifesto. before stack would die by suicide, the 53-year-old software engineer would leave behind a rambling diatribe online, where he railed against the government in excruciating detail. "i choose to not keep looking over my shoulder at big brother while he strips my carcass," he wrote. i choose not to ignore what is going on all around me. i have just had enough. today, that manifesto still haunts cheryl stack. what do you say to people that may be listening to you and thinking, how could she not know about this rage, about this manifesto, about this anger? >> i knew that he was angry, but i thought he was angry at us. about the irs, i didn't know that he was violent. how could i possibly know he would do a thing like that? >> cheryl met joe stack through a mutual friend in 2005. both loved music. cheryl played piano, joe played bass guita

and now vernon davis could expand his role from tight end to slot receiver and wind up as wide receiverling to do whaefr takes to get to the super bowl its a good thing i get that opportunity to work with those guys because of not only helped me as a wide receiver position but as tight end position because my feet can get quicker. route running. better. >> going into the 72 hole at senior open championship yesterday, wasn't enough. a double bogey forced a playoff. it's like two holes yesterday before darkness. langer with a chance to win it on the third sed set first one played today. but just missed a 12-foot birdie putt. on the fifth try we'd be putt are for birdie. online. not enough. and now, langer the 2010 senior chap needed to answer with that 10 footer and mark weeby is your senior open champion. and i had to call four former teammates. >> yes. yes. >> good news is that you weren't invited so it wasn't like you forgot. >> right. right. >> poor sh u. thank you, shu. >> coming up, mystery of monday yog my. why sit we want to pair up and stay together. >> then on abc 7 news at 11:0

vernon. it's a $47 million 45,000-square-foot building.unlike other presidential libraries, this one is built entirely with private donations and no tax dollars. there's only one problem. unless you're writing an article, book, or decembereration about george washington, you can't get in. it's only open to researches and scholars. there are public plans for the future, but details have not been found. bret? >>> passengers were still begging for help from emergency officials long after the plane went down. we're getting a first taste of the desperation of some 911 phone calls by those who survived. >> we've been on the ground, i don't know, 20 minutes, half hour, there are people lying on the articulate mack. we're trying to keep her alive. >> a city fieshl official explains ambulances dispatched immediately, were sent to a nearby staging area and the passengers who called may not have been able to see them. >>> quebec's premier got a firsthand look at the worst railway disaster in 151 years. paul got a chance to view it from far away. bodi

and every year brings a little bit of change, and this one may be a big one for vernon davis. the established tight end may see some time as wide receiver due to the absence of michael crabtree. >> i'm willing to step up and do whatever they ask me to do. and they've been having me work with the wide receivers, pretty much all over the place. but it's a good thing. it's a good thing that i get that opportunity to work with those guys, because it not only helps me to, the wide receiver position it helps me at the tight end position because my feet can get quicker, my route running is better. i get to play around with the routes, figure out how i want to run them. and just all sorts of things, man. it's just a beautiful thing to be able to have that opportunity. >> bad news for the other kind of football. they're now pushing back the opening of the stadium until midway of the 2014 season. construction crews have endured complications. underground chambers -- makes you wonder what they're finding down there. oakland 19 games over 500. they have a six game lead in the al west. you

she saved mount vernon in 1854. >> may i interrupt this time? >> yes. >> he said that you are a pink powder puff. [laughter] >> that was another president. [laughter] >> well, running short of time. you have a question card. you should have gotten those coming in today. if you have a question for any of us today, please, fill them out, pass to the end of the row, and we'll collect those to get through as many questions as we can. let's fast forward from opening day, fast forward 25 years to the upcoming 25th anniversary of february of next year. this institution began life as an exhibit. some would say it was a temporary exhibit because its longevity at that point was not assured. >> uh-huh. >> where are we now? how do the two of you see this museum and its contribution to understanding dallas and the kennedy assassination? >> well, i think we both felt that it was going to last because we realized what had been compiled here, but we were very careful not to call it a museum. i mean, dallas still, you know, there's repercussions and feelings of

one man in the building was killed, vernon hunter, an irs employee.ly, there were fears that this was an act of terrorism. but it wasn't. it was simply one man's grudge against the irs. and then came the manifesto. before stack would die by suicide, the 53-year-old software engineer would leave behind a rambling diatribe online, where he railed against the government in excruciating detail. "i choose to not keep looking over my shoulder at big brother while he strips my carcass," he wrote. i choose not to ignore what is going on all around me. i have just had enough. today, that manifesto still haunts cheryl stack. what do you say to people that may be listening to you and thinking, how could she not know about this rage, about this manifesto, about this anger? >> i knew that he was angry, but i thought he was angry at us. about the irs, i didn't know that he was violent. how could i possibly know he would do a thing like that? >> cheryl met joseph andrew stack through a mutual friend in 2005. both loved music. cheryl played piano, joe played bass gui

mount vernon will announce today its plans for the george washington presidential library. the ugly. first the good. the actor zach braff helping a fan propose to his girlfriend. >> my good friend matt would like you to please consider being his wife, being his bride. >> very cute. matt got in touch with braff through his kick starter campaign and got the actor to make that creative introduction. it was followed by family and friend to encourage his girlfriend to say yes. she did. next the bad. a seattle woman taking an unusual approach to finding the person who broke into her car. after discovering the suspect's cell phone she called the contact labeled mom and then realized the alleged thief was a teenager. finally the ugly, a major oops on a florida state championship ring. inscribed on it s.c.c. championship. the problem? it was the a.c.c. oh boy. have a great day, folks. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> good morning everybody. it is thursday. july 11, 2013. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks for sharing your time today. fox news alert. while you were sleeping country sin

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>> vernon? >> it's a matter of technology. he's still no different than say bill clinton. i don't like the term, but it aplies to him. as a matter of fact, his on line pseudonym should be fugly cracker. >> technology allows them to do it now. if all you date is married men, you're going to have that perception. >> up here. >> all right. weiner does what he does. all that can be debated over and over. let's go to compromise in his office and what he does in his judgment. we expect our politicians to have judgment. how good is his judgment when he does this, he lies about it. he asks for your trust as a voter, then goes out and does it again and by the way, there is more coming on anthony weiner and what he's done. >> here's the difference with bill clinton. bill clinton did this act in office. in the oval office. that's where he should have been held accountable and we've created this atmosphere of allowiallow ing politicians to become celebrities. >> what's amazing to me is that we're spending time debating smek l gait when huma abedin who has connections with the muslim b

they're attacking a woman who hasn't announced what they're up to yet the to that end, i have a carrot, vernone tweeted friday, seneca falls 165 years ago today began a movement that remains the unfinished business of 21st century, that's a very influential women's rights conference in new york. now, as you may know, women do have the right to vote. what do you think that unfinished business is she's are ever to? >> she's leaving they crumbs all along the way to do more than speculate. served as an advisory. tracy, let me start with you, say she does run hypothetically, of course, hillary clinton running, hypothetically, she's got a lot of experience, she's been in the public spirit for a long, long time, but there are a lot of things, the so-called scandals that go back all the way from whywater to benghazi. would she have to address this? >> hypothetically, she would be undeterred by any of the things that are being tossed around. crumbs, i think you said a moment ago. so the notion of a hypothetical candidacy and a hypothetically scared hillary clinton, is really inconceivable to me. >> sca

there's an awareness if you're near paths, if you live in washington, d.c., if you're near the mount vernon trail and expecting cyclists. but cyclists out here outside of the city and people aren't looking right to turn right. people aren't anticipating there might be someone there when there usually isn't someone there. >> reporter: this bike the aftermath of one of those accidents. >> the seat came off. >> reporter: the rider has a couple of broken ribs and is bruised up but because he was wearing a helmet he's already able to think about his next bike. in fairfax county, i'm david culver, news 4. >>> first on "news 4 at 5:00" the work to fix the troubled silver spring transit center. montgomery county leaders tells news 4 permits to start cutting out large concrete chunks of the building have been issued. questions have been raised about the strength of those sections. this is just the first step in the repair process. it's not known when work on the larger overall fix will start or when the building will finally be ready for use. it's years behind schedule and millions over budget. >>>

also featured vernon davis and carrie walsh jennings.also today people in the bay area will get their first look at the newest ben and jerry ice cream flavor created by the city of san francisco. over the past month people in the city have been able to vote on their favorite ingredients through the city churn campaign. there are two ways you can taste the new flavor. tonight a truck will be parked outside the chocolate on pier 7. and tomorrow you can try it from 9:00 a.m. until noon at ocean beach. time now 6:26. sal, there is always room for ice cream. >>> i think you are right. let's take a look at the morning commute. if you are leaving soon in san jose it should be a good time to go. it should be a good commute into the silicon valley. sunol grade southbound traffic usually it's busy. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. plenty of low clouds out there. areas already getting the sun. temperatures yesterday kind of well cooled off inland. even on coast and bay came down a few degrees. i really don't see much change. it looks kids thi

vernon do whenever it takes to get him back to the soup hole. >> good thing i get to work with thosep me of wife wide receiver ption and tight end position because my feet quicker. my route running. better. >> berth had 2 stroke lead in the 72 hole at the very open championship yesterday. wasn't enough. force the play off at royal berg dale two hole yesterday before the guard nap naps. chance to wins7 all sudn death. 12th birdie putt replay the 18 hole 5 times on the fifth trial. putt for birdie. good run. got it on license but not enough feed. leaf him self a little 3 tap in part. langer the 2010 senior open champ answer with 10 foot par and slides by to the left edge and mark is the senior open champion. there you have it. >> thank you. >> bring you up to date now on on the breaking news we follow for new in wher a series of explosion at propane plant just north of orlando has just caused this massive scene of destruction. we ups from the sheriff that the explosion began inside the plant blowing the rav off and people have heard explosions every few minutes or so really up until t

vernon davis, bay area volley ball star kerry walsh jennings. it hits news stands today. >>> vallejo pro baseball team. >> i will take that. may be benched for the rest of the season. the admirals have been facing financial problems including allegations of mismanagement and players complaining about not getting paid. the league that governs the admirals suspended the team for the rest of the season starting on monday. the league wants tat tome too -- wants the team to use the time to straighten out finances. >>> today could be the day the royal baby is born. she is due to give birth any day now. for the past few days people have been camping out near st. mary's hospital in london where the royal baby will be born when the child is born though the announcement will be made at birmingham palace. >>> time is 5:25. it's a friday. take it in pam. take it in. sal, let's hope for friday light out there. >> we are hoping for it. that is for sure. we are looking at it. and right now it certainly is that way. will it stay this way? we have hope. it is ju