of these external authorities have inside virginia or virginia's convenience. sue if he famously said also in the declaration of the independence, if the people decide the foreign government, called the u.s. government or foreign government at one point. if the foreign government isn't serving the purposes we would hope that was there, then we are entitled to replace it. he said that about the federal government. he had this idea throughout. people who are familiar with his political career will of course know that there were times when jeffers said nearly led his political party into the violent resistance of federal policy, most famous of course came at the end of the 1790s when he organized resistance, i think it was going to be violent resistance to the sedition act of 1978. jefferson's vision of this relationship between the central authority of an virginia again i don't think ever changed at all. in fact, if you compare the argument he made in 1825 in the last letter of madison which covered resolutions he agreed that he wanted the general assembly to ado

i know the folks down in southern virginia give you a hard time from being from northern virginia that's very key in an election as well. if you're representing the state you want to relate people in northern virginia to get that big chunk of votes. >> absolutely. i think as everybody sitting here contemplating driving to work i'm the only candidate

virginia, of course, had been essentially important. even as federal armies won victories across the rest of the , victories in 1863 over the federal army of fredericksburg further elevated lead's army in the eyes of northern, southern, and foreign press, and a great invasion of consulting you by lee in the battle of gettysburg that halted that progress still did not destroy lee's army. they watched each other warily throughout the fall and winter of 1863-1864, and people in both the north and south believed 1864 would bring the culmination finally of the war, and that is where i want to pick up this story. the people of the united states had reason to be hopeful in spring of 1864 were it seemed so much of the confederacy had been overrun that the revelation would be unable to sustain its army for much longer. federal forces controlled the rivers, the ports, the coast, the western part of the confederacy had been cut off from the eastern. the others out cut off from the lower. black people now labor for the benefit of the union and of t

virginia had been centrally important from the very first titles of the war. they rebuff the largest army ever with the valley playing a major role. in 1863 at the federal army of a great invasion of pennsylvania by lee and the battle of gettysburg that halted that progress still did not destroy we's army. -- lee's army. they watch them warily throughout the winter of 1860 32 --o and 64, and they believe 1864, and they believe that would lead to the culmination of the war. the people of the united states had reason to be hopeful, because it seemed that so much of the confederacy had been overrun that the rubble nation would be unable to sustain their armies much longer. they controlled the rivers, ports, coasts, and the western part of the confederacy had been cut off from the eastern, the upper from the lower, black people now labored for the benefit of the union and the elves, from the vast mississippi river valley to the west low lands of south carolina, to the rich farmland of each -- east tennessee. but the white people in the confederacy had their own re

let me -- see, this is virginia. and your virginia gentlemen. >> gentle. >> civility. you know. you may think it and you may feel it, but you dare not say it. that's uncivil. so it was not said. i mean, once in a while, i got a little something, you know, why did you come here, you know or something. but for the most part -- and meanwhile, they didn't know what i was going to say or do. they didn't know if i bought into the code ofsy civ sy krisc. when martin luther king was assassinated, i was in law school. i came to school that day, no one said a word. not a student, not a professor, no one said one word. nothing. and at the end of the day i went to jeremy, who was the other black person in my class and i said, jeremy, do they know? i said do they know? >> of course they knew. >> of course they knew. but in many of their minds king was a rabble-rouser. they didn't say it but they're thinking, well, he asked for it. so what i mean is it was environmental, what i'm talking about here. you could feel it, you know. and i said, well, that's me understanding i know where i am. i kn

a virginia gym cancelled his membership. spencer has been notoriousness recent months denies being a nazi and has the given trump nazi slips and says american belong to white men. >> no arrests after halocaust museum report of a sexual assault which allegedly happened in one of the museum's bathrooms. police stopped visitors from leading building they could -- the president pushing new peace effort investigators into campaign connections to russia heat up in washington. holly morris joins us with more. good morning. >> good morning to you and president may be hoping for something of international reset with the trip. and as he arrived in israel earlier this morning he will try to succeed where one administration after another has failed. five stops over eight days taking trump from middle east to three stops in europe and meeting with pope and nato partners on the way. stop will b benjamin netanyahu tractor-trailer a cabinet meeting spoke to peace. >> we look forward to your visit and the citizens ofies real receives with yo

a virginia police special agent has died after being shot.ate police say that agent michael walter was shot and killed by a 27-year-old named travis ball in richmond last night. ball ran from the scene and police tracked him down to north cumberland county and arrested him. >>> this is an image tough to shake from your mind. one person in critical condition after this horrific crash in northeast d.c. happened on new york avenue and north sample street in front of the hyatt police hotel. three cars were involved. one of thear unbelievable. >>> and president trump is in sicily for the final day of the g7 summit. and this is his first overseas trip. the president tweeted that he plans to make a final decision on the paris accord next week. >>> and maybe he's coming home to some rain? >> yeah, you can track it on the nbc washington app. the storm team 4 radar is there any time you need it. we may get afternoon thunderstorms as well as sunday. we are looking warmer for memorial day. enjoy it. >> and if you don't have plans, it would be a great tim

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don't let me get started on those trying to proceed to virginia. the commander of the union occupiers of 1861 was born in northern ireland. robert patterson arrived in philadelphia after his father was exiled for participating in -- 1978. -- 1878. had a cousin when he moved to retake harper's fairy with 10,000 men in early july. presbyterian reverend was like his cousin born in ireland. three months before the general letter and army into the valley, patterson wrote mcfarland of his gloomyat despite the prospects of the country, virginia would not follow the lead of south carolina. he could see no reason why virginia should not remain in the union on honorable and safe terms. mcfarland's ministers was george junkin, president of washington college in lexington, a devout unionist, junkin wrote mcfarland saying we are in fearful times, but the eighth.i be hung no one would for what he deems south carolina .reason i have no confidence in man's wisdom, but as he said and then 1861 college graduation, god made his government, and he will not let men des

the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i do not believe we have any additional speakers. we are prepared to close when the minority is prepared to close. mr. raskin: we are prepared as well, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: thank you very much. the question is -- the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. raskin: we are prepared to close and i'm happy to provide my closing remarks now. thank you, mr. speaker. the rapid d.n.a. act is strongly supported by several organizations which know that the expanded use and availability of rapid d.n.a. will enhance public safety by reducing the d.n.a. backlog, reducing violent crime and allowing law enforcement to investigate crimes and identify suspects with greater efficiency and accuracy. the organizations include the national center for victims of crime, the police foundation which works to improve policing through innovation and science and the federal law enforcement officers association. this was a gentleman who was convicted of a grisly rape an

, virginia and then here into d.c. setup for today similar to yesterday. there's a stalled 0u9 frontal boundary just to our south and west with some areas of low pressure that are going to ride along it. showers remain through central and southern virginia. can't rule out some drizzle around d.c. but i think mostly it's just a cloudy dry daytime hours kind of thing and then as we head toward the late afternoon evening hours, that's when the threat of showers returns to the d.c. region. temperatures today thanks to the cloud cover will hang out in the 50's for most of us and even in the our higher elevated friends out west. here's a look at your futurecast. 10:00 a.m. today, there's futurecast showing a little bit of sunshine breaking through. again, if we're lucky but watch as we kind of quickly cloud outpatient into the afternoon. there's the rain back at 6:30 here in d.c. according to futurecast and all through central and the northern virginia and then we head into the overnight hours and everybody's getting a littl

allow virginia, maryland and d.c.ion service in its own way. this comes after a metro panel recommended a uniform 1% sales tax. metro's general manager has asked for $500 million in additional annual funding. >>> disturbing allegations this morning about what the chief mortician at dover airport base may have done before john glenn's funeral. the astronaut and american hero was buried in arlington cemetery in april. two defense officials tell nbc news that he offered the defense apartment inspectors a peek at glenn's body before the burial. an airport spokesman said the air force declined the offer, but he told "the washington post" he did nothing wrong when he offered to show glenn's body. >>> 6:40 on this saturday. a busy travel weekend. and you're going to need your umbrella if you're planning cookouts. and if you're hoping to go to some of the parades. we'll have tom kierei for the showers. >>> and if you want to go to the beach but don't want to get stuck in traffic, we'll show you >>> the "today" show is next on

the crews mendez in virginia falls into that category.t they're doing is targeting people just like lillian a. they're targeting long term people that are not a danger to the community. >> alexandra limon, fox5 local news. >> lillian a's husband is currently in the process of applying foray sigh lem. they have also reached out to virginia senators to ask for help. an 18 year old girl is dead and more than 20 others were hurt when a man drove that car right there in a crowd of pedestrians in times square. the driver richard row has is a navy veteran. he sped through pedestrians for three blocks before slamming into a security barrier. he tested negative for alcohol after \police\police arrested him of the results of his drug tests are still pending. witnesses were in shock. we heard a big crash. we turned around and we saw people running from the scene. we went running back and we saw people laying on the sidewalk on the other block with crowds of people around them trying to help them. it was just total chaos of after it happened. police

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the gentleman from virginia. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2266, the bankruptcy judgeship act of 2017, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. -- union calendar number 80, h.r. 2266, a bill to amend title 28 of the united states code to authorize the appointment of additional bankruptcy judges, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. members will take their onversations from the floor. pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte, and the gentleman from michigan, mr. conyers, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and their remarks include extraneous materials on h.r. 2266, currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i recognize myself for such time as i

you can see that in west virginia, virginia and maryland.oud cover breaks up and we will see a little sunshine right before and the good news is the pollen got washed out of the air from all that rain we had yesterday so much better for allergy sufferers. and that rain we had yesterday is causing creeks and streams out of their banks these areas in the green, coastal -- well, areas around the bay, there may be some tidal flooding, high tides later today and this evening. d.c. funk parade and music festival, maybe a little light rain, a chance of sprinkles through midafternoon and then we will be hovering notice upper 50s. a blustery wind, too, gusting around 25, 30 miles an hour. temperatures are in the 50s all around the region now, we will stay that way throughout the day. tomorrow morning a little sun, who is in the suburbs, near 50 in town, mid 60s in the afternoon. a few more sprinkles sunday afternoon. cold mornings next few mornings after that, dry weather until thursday into next friday, more rain, dry next weekend. >> tom, you like

obviously we talk about virginia big difference between northern virginia voters and southern virginialican. how do you appeal to them at this point to try to reach across that line and say, look, we're all in this together? >> absolutely. well i'm from rural virginia. i grew up i won the eastern shore of virginia. if anybody can speak to rural virginia it's me. as i said earlier, unemployment rate is at three-point 8%. we're very proud of that in virginia. but it's not three-point 8% in rural virginia. so things like access to universal broad band. we've got to work on. the opioid crisis that's going on in virginia right now. that's affecting rural virginia. mental health care, access to mental health care all of these things are important to rural virginia. those things we've been working and i will continue to work on as the next governor. >> because you are lieutenant governor right now it puts in you a different position than other who's may be running against you right now. one thing sometimes people say to those who are essentially incumbent in richmond, would things change with

it's in virginia, but it's right near the virginia, west virginia line. it's very hilly out there it's hard to '. we want you to take cover from the storm that is nasty to begin with, tornado or not. there's plenty of hail that's indicating very large hail, heavy rain, lightning. it's hard to ' what's going on, but i would guess if tre rotation of the storm, it's in the southern flange of the storm. that's right headed towards barry euille, so if you are in that area or anywhere south of these, the areas that are warned, please take komplet the only report that we have had so far is large hail and that was in stephens, virginia, i believe, frederick, virginia. stephens son, excuse me. so far nothing, but it obviously does take a little while for reports to come in and that's why we want everyone to take cover. this tornado warning goes until 6:30. this looks to me like it's right along route seven. that gives you a good indication. we're concerned this time of night, people are always on the road. mieb you know somebody is traveling. maybe they're seeing

these are the students from north virginia. the ones from maryland come from all different countries. there is only one person representing the district. margaret isaacson from oyster adam adamsley lingual school. there's margaret. today, they'll each had the finals are tomorrow. good luck to our local spellers. >> and our pat collins may have a bit of a run for his money next winter. >> that competition is a pints-sized 8-year-old who packs a lot of power from germantown. >> to me, this is the storm, i'm 32 inches. this here is 30 inches and right now sh now, there. the reason i want to be a newscaster i want to you update people to keep them safe. >> we need to hire her right now. she's ready. >> with the show and tell in the live shot there. >> i love it. >> that's bryanne, she's with steve harvey on "little big shots." if she keeps up all that hard work and practice, i'm sure she'll, here in no time. i think we should hurry up and hire her >> you can see her interview tonight on news4. >>> breaking news, we're dealing with

>> this only applies to the virginia cases. so he'll have a prosecuto prosecutors are going to have to decide what sentence to seek. we know they can't seek life without parole, life without the possibility of parole. in theory, they could ask for a life sentence with the possibility of parole, or something else. the supreme court said in these cases, have you to look to see whether the people who were sentenced when they were juveniles have now changed and that they shouldn't have as harsh a sentence as they originally got. >> pete, thanks so much. we know you're working on the story for "nightly news" and we'll see more at 7:00. >> you bet. >> thank you. >>> immigration officials have denied a stay of deportation order for the mother of two who has been fighting to stay here with her family. lilliana cruz mendez has been held in custody since last week when he went in for a routine check-in. she's faced the order of removal since 2006. here lawyer has asked >>> tonight as we remember those who gave their lives for this countr

up towards portions of west virginia, in through frederick county, virginia, north of winchester. this storm has just fired up and this one has a hail at too. we could see some of that, all moving to the east. you can see here, look at the clouds. departing the region. as they do, the storms developing. that will be key through the rest of the night. do these storms hold together coming into an area that's been stable today? that's what we'll wait and see around the d.c. area. but we've seen strong storms to the north, even a tornado warning in central pennsylvania. all part of a system that continues to spin. again, tomorrow, another chance for a few storms, although not many. most of us just like today will stay dry. 5:00 today, we have the storms, here they are around 7:00. down towards fredericksburg and then moving out of the region by 10 or 11:00. still showers down to the south, but most of the area starting to clear. and by tomorrow, maybe some cloud cover, maybe some fog early tomorrow morning. then a chance for thunderstorms during the afternoon. but again, at 1:00, not

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and parts of virginia right now. so it may be quiet. it may be dry at the moment where you are, but by the the time the day is done we've got thunderstorms around. it's up to 70. we actually hit 79 the last hour. we've got breezy winds coming in from the south. look at this dew point, 67 degrees. this is a sign that we have summer-like humidity around, which is actually going to be fuel for thunderstorms a little bit later. we've got 80s in frederick right now, 79 in winchester. let's talk about threats here. this is going to be, again late afternoon. for the immediate metro area, most of us this holds off until after 6 p.m. this evening. damaging straight line wind gusts, that's threat. these could be in excess of 50, 60 miles an hour. it only takes one at your house to cause some damage. so just be weather aware. hail in a tornado, that's a low threat. nonetheless it's on the chart here, you have to watch out, especially those areas that have the slightly higher risk of severe storms which would be parts of norther

the gentleman from virginia virginia tech. mr. connolly: i'm he certainly gratified, mr. speaker, for the clarification of my friend. it now gives me great pleasure to yield three minutes to my good friend from massachusetts, senior member of the oversight and government reform committee, mr. stephen lynch. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman virginia tech. mr. lynch: i thank the gentleman from virginia for yielding. i join him in opposition to this bill. while originally my remarks would have been much kinder to the bill, and i may have considered supporting it,dy not consider it favorably in committee. i know we had a voice vote on that, but in light of the remarks, unfortunate remarks that implied there was illegal tivity going on by federal employees, and that's why we need this bill is before us right now, do i have to agree with the ranking member, the gentleman from virginia, that this bill is, indeed, a part of the vanguard of legislation to severely restrict and eliminate the use of official time. under the bipartisan civil service reform act of 1978, a federa

a couple of martinsburg, west virginia. we'll detail today's rain chances coming right up. >>> it was the student-teacher affair that stunned the country. we're learning that it is over between letourneau and her husband. why the couple are separating. >> and> >>> take a look at this sandstorm in china. sand blown by high winds covered cities in the northwest part of the country. take a look. you're seeing homes and trees down. it's still going on right now and could affect food crops and traffic as well. you can't go outside in that either. >> in these parts, it's not sand to be concerned about. take a look at this. fog has blanketed the region. a lot of you are going to need your low beams in your drive in to cut through some of that. >> visibility is going to be low. >> low beams and low speeds for the next coming of hours. in addition to the fog, we have a little bit of very light rain this morning. up across the northern maryland virginia. nothing all that heavy. but you will get a quick five-minute rain shower from ma

the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield one minute o the gentleman from illinois, mr. krishnamoorthi crish -- mr. crish -- mr. krishnamoorthi crish. -- mr. krishnamoorthi. i could yield for the purpose of unanimous consent request first? the speaker pro tempore: sure. mr. scott: thank you. mr. krishnamoorthi: i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record a letter from the american medical association that states, quote, not only would the ahca eliminate health insurance coverage for millions of americans, the legislation would in many cases eliminate the ban against charging those with underlying medical conditions vastly more for their coverage. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. scott: now i yield one minute to the gentleman from illinois. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. krishnamoorthi: thank you, mr. speaker. the country will not remember what we say here today. but it will never forget what we do today, especiall

and comes into virginia out of west virginia. and then gets closer to washington by around 2k6 tomorrow morning. and occasional light rain for tomorrow, you'll need your umbrella waiting at the bus stop tomorrow morning. then 8:00, shower activity, maybe even some moderate showers by around noontime. then a lot begins to break up a bit. then a few scattered thundershowers, few scattered tomorrow afton and 5 or 6:00 p.m. then they'll be breaking up by sunset tomorrow. so wet roads for the commute tomorrow. in the low 60s tomorrow and near 70. umbrella handy all day, and driving back home, dodge some thundershowers, temperatures in the upper 70s by mid to late afternoon on monday. then on tuesday, a lot of clouds around. we'll be near 70 during the afternoon. and might gate rain shower late tuesday night into wednesday morning. and then during the rest of the day on wednesday, a lot of clouds around the way it looks right now up into the low 70s. might get some other showers wednesday night, but those should be gone by dawn on thur

. >>> more than 1400 people in virginia died last year from drug overdoses. that is why today virginia attorney general met with local law enforcement over how to stop this crisis. he had a round table discussion in alexandria with the police department and other community leaders. they are trying to figure out how to help. it is part of a state-wide public safety tour. >>> one big name is no longer in the running to be the next fbi director. joe lieberman is no longer a candidate. that spot opened up when fbi director james comey was fired a few weeks ago. the white house wants to see more candidates according to cbs. >>> former national security advisor michael mic flynn is getting hit with a second subpoena from congress. a similar committee in the senate did the same thing. flynn rejected. he said he was not going to turn over documents. both houses of congress are conducting investigations into collusion between russia and trump's campaign. >>> we have more rain in store shutt outside tracking it out. >> it is dry now. a good soaking rain moved in overni

but the fact is that obamacare in virginia is in trouble. aetna pulling out of virginia. you have seen what happened in iowa and other states. how do you answer the complaint that obamacare is not providing the kind of coverage that people in at least a third of the congressional districts need? >> yeah, unfortunately, this has been the cost of republicans playing games with the affordable care act for six years. and the old days, we might have come together across partisan lines to try to figure out how to make it stronger, how to fix challenges in the bill. and instead, they have focused year in and year out on how to kill it, and that's really helped create the uncertainty in the market that's made fewer insurance companies come in. we haven't seen the medicaid expansion in virginia that not only would have helped 400,000 working poor families in virginia immediately get coverage, but it also would have lowered premiums for the middle ass because the dead weight lost costs are passed on to middle class consumers. the republican approach has repeatedly increased premium

. >>> racist flyers posted in a northern virginia neighborhood. how the community is coming together. transforming towers and lives. meet the man using artwork to help veterans suffering from ptsd. >>> we start tonight way violent holiday weekend here in the district. good evening, i'm sarah simmons >> three shootings in the span of three hours. >>> this coming after eight people were shot, one victims didn't survive >>> marina marraco live in northwest with more on what a has back busy weekends. >> reporter: it started about 5:00 through 8:00. three separate shootings and here's so you can see those three different shooting scenes, two in northwest, one in northeast. one at about 5:00 and you up to takoma and the recent one in northeast. this started saturday lot you'll see the balloons that is a memorial for a man shot dead and today, the scene unfolded just next to us here on q and first street in northwest. at this point, police aren't saying if they believe these scenes to be connected from saturday and this evening, but today, you'll see her

virginia right around falkier county. these are moving toward the east about 30 miles an hour. here's some impact times for you. moving into gainesville right around 4:30, the warrenton area and manassas right before 5:00 and continuing on toward quantico at about 5:35 but more storms likely developing so keep it here as doug and i continue to track the latest on storm team 4 radar and in about ten minutes more storms in it's not a washout, though. coming up in about 4:18. >> a first at 4:00, swarms of mosquitos buzz around our neighborhoods, maryland is taking steps to protect you and stop the spread of zika. the state is focusing on drying out mosquito breeding spots and spraying pest krieds to kill bugs that have already hatched. mosquitos have transmit the zika virus. maryland has recorded more than 200 cases but all of those patients were infected with zika while traveling out of state. >> virginia's first lady helping you stay healthy this summer. how to make her new website work for you and your family? >> a new ef

in virginia it's delicious. wisconsin it's wisconsin. they don't know how to spell the state they're in. >> what? can we put that up again. what is it in mississippi because you think that would be that's easy. tmz is next. i can spell that. very good. ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. harvey: hours after tiger woods got busted for d.u.i., his girlfriend was shopping at neiman-marcus, got a phone call and all hell broke loose. >> she starts crying, breaking down. keeps on saying, i knew it, i knew it. harvey: it sure seems like she's saying this was an accident waiting to happen. >> didn't stop her though from g

he overhauled virginia law. those are much less sexy than what he did that became very famous, like the separation of powers in our government, bicameral legislature. he was instrumental in shaping the federal judiciary, and independently appointed very statesmanlike judiciary. there were all those issues that he contributed to in the design of the country. there were dozens of others that he also mastered. book, the grains of the the thing that planted the seed was this discovery i made looking through the minutes of the ratifying convention in richmond in 1788. the year after the constitutional convention in philadelphia. madison and his former boss, this major figure in virginia politics, patrick henry -- they faced off against each other for three weeks. madison was the leader of the federalists. madison at the time had two anxiety attacks that caused him to be removed. he had to go stay in his boardinghouse for days at a time. i think it is because he experienced an incredibly heunting and difficult, t pres

notice where we are seeing it, all of northern virginia under the gun. look inside the beltway coming into the beltway very heavy rain around springfield. and then in towards the district over the n we continue to see the rain moving in and wider picture showing what is coming next. we have our big storm to the west and this has to swing through before we can get out of this. commuter forecast tomorrow showers early tomorrow. expect a slow commute. a chance of storms tomorrow afternoon. i will update you on the chance of storms and what this means for the memorial holiday. >>> we are watching the race for open u.s. house seat in montana that has turned physical. a reporter is claiming that a candidate running for the job, quote, body slammed him tonight. claiming guardian reporter was being overly aggressive. first this audio, conversation recorded by the reporter and posted online. >> waiting to make a >> talk to you about that later. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. last time you did the same thing. get the hell out of here. >> video of that alterica

this was before was up to virginia to ratify the constitution. surefter a while, i'm not madison was any less partisan than jefferson. --and hamilton josh jefferson and hamilton became grateful. i'm so sorry to tell you this. they even became great foes of washington's. sided with hamilton on almost everything. hamilton's idea was a strong central government. people like madison and jefferson used to call him a narc is, someone who wanted a kingly government that could tell people what to do, keep the whole thing together. so that was the fight. jefferson and madison did not want that. they wanted more power to the states. so that was the fight. in the course of that fight, the first political parties were created. a great -- group as well. one of madison's high points -- some of them and some of his low points -- all occurred at the same time, the war of 1812. as you alluded briefly to. i wonder if you could expand on that. madison was initially opposed. a couple talks came in on the 1810 election -- replace it -- the clays, calhoun's, pushed hi

we don't want that influence in virginia any more than we ha to.ple are looking for a leader who knows how get to things done. i've been in richmond for ten years now and give relationships, people from both sides of the aisle. people in virginia, they want a job that they can not, they want their children to have access to a recalled would class had education system and in neighbors where there are no guns on every corner. >> this is a guy that, you know him very well. he is desperate to like him. so no one can say he didn't try to have personal relationships. >> well, he told these folks, we're an inclusive state. we live in a very diverse society and we've been very aggressive with our business model. he told the folks on the other side of the aisle, if you bring in pieces of legislature. if you bring in people that promote gun proliferation, i'll going to veto it. >> how are you going to change it? why will you succeed where he failed? >> they will continue to know that we stand up for progressive values. but things like the smoking ban in rest

so it came across northern virginia. it basically missed the district. although we got a little of it and then on down into charles county where it has finally fizzled out tonight. i'm happy to who he you that there's not much left. we may have to deal with a few more storms tomorrow this line of showers and a few embedded thunderstorms will be approaching our area in the form of a frontal boundary tomorrow. that means we may have to look fr a few more storms and guess what it's another hot day. we're dry at eight in the morning, 78, by noon we're hot again, high of 88 and we're looking for thunderstorms after four, 5:00 that may last into the evening. get ready for a big change for the weekend which i'll tell but in a few minutes. tony. fox5 is in the district tonight. tonight community members came together to rally around the family that lost a six year old boy. xavier lucky was hit by a car while crossing livingston road southeast last nievment he was killed. it was his six birthday. fox5 a's lauren demarco in live in southeast where a vigil was held

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first virginia calvary.wascompany commander william e grumble jones. wing took mosby under his and it was there that mosby discovered that he hated camp life. he did not like the regimen of the army. he found he would much rather be out on ticket duty or outpost duty, but he did like to be in camp. that would show up later in his partisan career. after the battle bull run or army beganhe federal to go through some transformation. jones had become the regimental commander of the first virginia and he would make john mosby his adjutant. ,e took mosby under his wing and mosby said a great deal of time with him learning about training and how to take care of the men. jones as you might imagine by notnickname, grumble, was the most affable man, but he took good care of the men. he looked out for the welfare is mosby would you later on. second-in-command was fitzhugh lee did notby and like each other at all. inn elections were held 1862, once the confederate soldiers were giving -- were given the privilege of elec

whether wooi fairly settled across the country and we have been tracking a couple showers virginia a couple of them working their way to northern neck now moving generally west to east. no lightning just a very f fast-moving quick shower that you will see out of that. storm pattern moving along way from new england. and a few showers and bottom line for us it shawb quite a lovely few clouds around and:00 75 and 11:00 73 and do we think more clouds built in later tonight and possibility of another round of morning low clouds and fog and still possible as we go back to work and school tomorrow. that's a first look at forecast sarah 7 day ahead. >> president trump took part in memorial day ceremonies for the very first time as xh xhapdner chief. fox correspondent garrett teny is at the vietnam memorial with more. >> freeze. >> president trump marked first commander-in-chief laying a wraem at the ox up known shoulders and before speaking in he memorial am pi theaterer. >> we only hope that every day we can prove worthy not only of sacrifice and service wuts of the sacrifice made of famil

the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: i'd like to yield two minutes to the work force subcommittee, the gentleman from california, mr. takano. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. takano: i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 1180 for one reason. the working families flexibility act doesn't give more fam -- doesn't give working families more flexibility. it contains no rights for workers they don't already have. instead it is employers that get the flexibility and power to withhold overtime pay in exchange for a false promise of comp time in the future. this bill takes the simple idea that workers should be paid when they work overtime and creates a more complicated system in which employers can pressure their workers to accept comp time instead of cash and then refuse to give them that comp time until it is convenient. even the american sustainable business council opposes the bill and i ask unanimous consent to insert that letter into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without

new numbers from the virginia health department show there have been 115 cases of zika in virginia sinceember of 2015 all involving people who traveled to a zika-affected area. the disease can cause serious birth defects. >> and with that in mind, health officials want you to do whatever you can to combat mosquitos around your house or business. also take precautions when you'll find ways to protect yourself in the nbc washington app, just search zika. >>> orange is the new hack? a hacker has posted unreleased episodes from the new season of the hit series "orange is the new black" online after claiming that netflix failed to meet ransom demands. the hacker who goes by the dark overload also claims to have pirated shows from abc, fox, and national geographic. >>> we have storms in the nation's heartland, a look at the damage as people there try to figure out what to do next. >> and those storms are heading our way with thunderstorms bearing down on us. team coverage from storm team4, first at 4:00. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been