as a person who haworn a uniform anhad to carry a weap, you sleepight next to it, it gs to the shower with you, tt n vy easant is is ivil socie wheree doot want to have bin a poti to dohosehings, and ats the poi. e bigr int is we ve got find a way not toe that poon host: if u uld caa gun inirniyoha on rr la, ulyohink bring one to praicfor a sell me gut: tt unforna. u oun'ha twoy outh kd hi butn isayndgeth ion op' minds it is one thing to take it, do you leave it at the dugout, leave it in your car? are you going to run the bases with a firearm? i don't think we want to get to that point and it is unfortunate we are having that conversation. host: charlie, bayshore, new york, independent. caller: i just want to say, watching this, this morning, it is a horrible situation that you guys cannot go and have a nice baseball game without some lunatic coming out with a gun. i believe a lot of the rhetoric out there is not good. donald trump has had things to say that the democrats have things to say. tax cuts will cause how many people to die. this is crazy, this stuff has to stop. you yourse

end the judge released moles on condition he stay away from the white house, the trump hotel and any weap moles' attorney told the judge his client voluntarily agreed to give up the 20 or so weapons at his home in pennsylvania. obviously not going there tonight. live at d.c. superior court, jackie benson, news 4. >> thanks. all westbound lanes on icc near layhill road in silver spring are closed after a car and fedex truck collided causing the car to go up in flames. check this out. chopper 4 over the scene. half-hour ago. two taken to the hospital. one in serious condition. >> a man is arrested outside the white house. the secret service noticed the man pacing suspiciously. when an office ear proecr appron was detained. when he was placed in a squad car, he began hitting himself. as precaution take tine a local hospital. felony charges are his release. >> paris lit up in green in honor of the historic climate accord. the district is joining cities around the country and world to show solidarity. leaders are pushing back tonight on president trump's decision to pull the u.s. out of that a

. -- weap was saying that got it. thanks. pat was saying that the government should not tell people what to put in their mounts. she made a good comment about the veteran affairs office. it does not make any sense for us to go out and go through a whole new expenses procurement to acquire the same capacity in the v.a. the we are getting now in the department of defense. that is a way that i think the trump administration has been a good thing for taxpayers and veterans. host: on the democrats line. robert from arkansas, though ahead. caller: thank you. -- i am on the postal revelatory career webpage. -- postal regulatory career webpage. they list their compensation. it goes immediately into their benefits, health insurance paid by the federal government, a federal retirement program, a savings plan, social security, medicare, life insurance policy, flexible spending accounts, long-term care insurance, supplemental vision and dental, sick leave, annual leave carryover 560 hours. leave exchangel -- host: what would you like our

weap we didn't see nobody. >> police believe one of the teenagers may have known the shooter.hey urge anyone to spe afraid >>> meanwhile in northern virginia, some people who live in this building here have to find somewhere else to no word on what led up to that crash. >>> well, it is what you have waited a year for. the end of safetrack. well, it's almost the end at least. the last maintenance surge is underway on the red line between tw twinbrook and shady grove. derrick ward is live with how long this is going to last. >> reporter: good morning. what a year it has been and how fast it has gone. we are at the twinbrook station in rockville. this is where surge 16 is getting started. the folks here are the men that have been doing this. they are all contractors. some come from as far away as new jersey, baltimore and these have been the people who have been hands on on the rails. they are about to start this work on the red e sttle buses that rough j will take people among those stations that are closed. and metro is asking for the red line trip usually starts at shady grove

spokesman came out and said that russia is strongly opposed to the use of kwepgs, indica -- chemical weapad. they did take a good degree of blame and culpability last time because, of course, russia backs assad as does iran. right now, what is the information in this? not clear. russia seems to be taking it seriously. the syrians for their part in state media seem to be dismissing it as another fabrication. >> the russians perhaps in reaction to the statement from nikki haley. thank you. >>> okay. the president's 90 days travel ban will be heard by the supreme court, but not until the fall. will it just be a moot point, though, if the ban expires before its's heard? t the apple ? well, it's just like a real pencil, so when you write on the new ipad pro, there's basically no lag. ...what's the big deal about a little lag? ...wait what's happening? laaaaaaagggg!!! "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win

okay, somebody's got to fight the fire on the ship, somebody's got to pull security, man the weap weapon's system while somebody sleeps. so i think that's what we're struggling with, the things he we saw in california. there were a number of vendors out there, a lot of small businesses, people with ideas that took certain things we think have promise. there are about four or five of them we're going to continue to work with and see if we can turn them into programs and not get caught up in the acquisition matrix where it slows us down. so i think there's a lot of there there. whether it be unmanned aircraft. one of my highest priorities is to create a group four or five unmanned aircraft that can take off and land from a deck of a ship and to use that to replace attack helicopters. we don't want to be tied to a long runway. so all those things, pick an area, whether it's undersea, on the land, in the air, there's lot of opportunity there and we continue to work with both our marines and sailers and the industry to try to take advantage. >> i'll pile on and say not only unmanned but autonom

. >> my last question, the republicanan platform was chang to i not provide defensive weaps to ukraine. do you know who was involved in making thatic change? active in the platform committee and did not participate inha that and don't think that i i had direct involvement. >> do you have any recollection of a debate about that issue internally in the campaign. >> i never watched the debate. if't it occurred in the platfor committee, i think it did. so i don't recall that, and i would have toer think about tha >>an thank you. >> senator wyden? >> mr. chairman, i want to thank you for holding this hearing in the open in full view of the american people where it belongs.t i believe the american people have had it with stonewalling. americans don't want to hear that answers to relevant questions arero privileged or o limits. orow that it would be, quote, inappropriate for witnesses to tell us what they know. we are talking about an attack onpt our democratic institution and stonewalling of any kind of unacceptable. and general sessions has acknowledged thatth there is no legal basis for th