. >> sorry to interrupt miss whitaker. i wanted to make a special announcement. >> this morning, columbia heights high school history and government teacher thought she was supposed to present an award to her students. instead, she learned she's the 2015 teacher of the year from the national centey learning. with support from toyota, she's been awarded a $20,000 grant to spend on classroom initiatives. >> to be acknowledged for something that you truly love to do is a blessing and a wonderful thing. i'm still in shock! that this award even exists. >> school administrators say she was selected for going above and beyond outside of school hours. >> she has taken on this idea of doing home visits. of working with parents and convincing other teachers to do the same. >> around 10:00 a.m. upper classmen begin gathering here in the auditorium for school. only a few knew what was coming next. this is the 19th annual award,

brian whitaker, can you talk about the significance of this?> obviously, quite a few ironies in that situation. the latest i've seen to date is a ran doesn't seem particularly interested in getting more deeply involved in yemen at the moment. that might be quite a smart move. i think the americans would also be probably leaning on them not to step things up in yemen in order to secure the nuclear deal. i think for the americans, the nuclear deal is probably the priority at the moment. amy: at this point, iona craig what do you feel needs to happen? we have president obama famously recently saying yemen is the one major success story in the war against terrorism. what do you think as you listen and i'm sure you know well farea al-muslimi, on the ground in sanaa under the bombardment saying, what our country needs is investment in the economy education, not more bombs? >> certainly, most immediately is some sort of political settlement to get out of this current crisis. but by pushing the houthis this far, by deciding to bomb yemen i don't think

matt whitaker is a former u.s. attorney and executive director of the foundation for accountability and civic trust a self-described watchdog organization. matt, thank you for being here. a column this week said basically follow the money, he'd been told by a close clinton confidant that that's what you need to do according to a clinton source follow the money to figure out why there's an e-mail controversy why they're missing in the first place. that's what you're trying to do. >> right. we know that the clinton foundation has disclosed most of their donors. we know that while secretary clinton was at the state department she -- the foundation raised millions of dollars from foreign sources including $500,000 from the country of algeria that was in contra vengs of the agreement she had with the state department not to raise foreign money in the clinton foundation. and then we know that since she left the department of state that they raised almost a quarter of a billion dollars, a third of the million-dollar donor

. >> jamie whitaker. >> mr. whitaker. >> this is the softball for today please, please do pass this standard improvement nor o for pedestrians there are 10 thousand residents fine the bay bridge and another population along this property we certainly i think you won't hear many complaints please pass. >> that is wonderfully concise all in favor, say i. >> we're going to call the two taxi items together all right. so item 14 amending the transportation for the orals as well as the to change requirement to objecting a taxi driver requirement for the dispatch to require derivatives to log into electronic mechanisms to eliminate the medallion that received down up to this time assistance but allowing them to permitting operate individually so for the procedures to increase the penalty amazes to at&t add violations to increase the fees related to color scheme changes and the fee schedule and remain remove language throughout the code that's item 1414 and 15 the amendment of the color schemes to extend the deadline fo

please came back chair was obtained by whitaker. that is in the smithsonian. that candlesticks that were on the table, the marble top table were obtained by brigadier general shargh. they are actually in an exhibit. the silent witness i think, is one of the more interesting pieces in the room. it was a ragdoll owned by an eight-year-old girl. it was left in the parlor. when the fed also came in the parlor they started passing among themselves. you can see it today in the parlor c exhibition, called the silent witness. the vase on the mantle remained in the mclean family. they were later given to the park. you can see them. the cell phone was kept in the mclean family. the original is in the park collection in the mclean parlor. the bookcase in the room, it is now in the smithsonian institution. those are the only known furnishings that where in the parlor. there was no interest in the rest of the house because i had nothing to do with the surrender proceeding. even though, general gibson had his headquarters there for a few days afterwards. i hope that answers

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meanwhile, 10-year-old aaron whitaker is shaken but in good spirits. >> would you ever fly again?'m older. a couple years away, yeah, probably. but this year, no. >> sir, what about you? >> you betcha. >> you've been flying for a long time. >> you bet, yep. i can't wait two years. i'm getting too old to wait. >> thanks to a nationwide fund-raising effort, bill launches a brand-new smoky balloon in 2005, less than a year after the accident. and in 2009, bill is back in albuquerque to help celebrate smokey bear's 65th anniversary. but no one involved will forget that fateful day in october when a pilot and his passengers were lucky to escape with their lives. >> you know, with ballooning, the takeoff is optional. landing is a must. and so we just had a landing we didn't expect. >>> all of the people we've met in this hour have been changed by their experiences in ways, large and small, and whether they were saved by others or they found a way to save themselves, they feel lucky to be alive. if you have a video you'd like to send to us, logon to our website, caughtoncamera.msnbc.com.

the crash happened at roosevelt boulevard and whitaker avenue in philadelphia.the cars flipped over but crews were able to quickly upright the vehicle. nobody was hurt. the cause of the accident is now under investigation. >>> another ncaa tournament shocker. top-seeded villanova has been eliminated after a thriller against nc state. this image of a villanova band member just sums up the emotion at the end of the night for the wildcats. roxane has become known as the crying piccolo player. this morning she's gaining attention as this video makes the rounds on social media. she says she's a proud wild kat, through the smiles and the tears. nova had a chance to tie the game with under two seconds on the clock. the inbound pass is picked off. yes, that's it. all over. north carolina state wins 71-68. they are moving on to the sweet 16 wild thehile the wildcats are heading home. >> we're not afraid to fail. we failed here in this nc tournament and we've got to accept it and own it and live with it but it won't define us. >> nc state will play the winner of today's g

the crash happened at roosevelt boulevard at whitaker avenue. one of the cars flipped over but crews were able to upright the vehicle. nobody was hurt. the cause of this accident is now under investigation. >>> call it a dirt bike round up. last night, philadelphia police impounded dozens of bikes and atvs before the meek mills concert at the wells fargo center. take a look at some of the off-road bikes and vehicles police hauled away. it's against the law to ride them on streets in philadelphia. investigators say that they were expecting this after word of a rideout circulated on social media. according to police most of the bikes and atvs came from out of state. officers discovered that some of them were stolen and arrested four people. >>> the march madness is over for villanova, the top-seeded wildcats have been bounced from the tournament after an upset loss to nc state. this image of a villanova band member thumbs up the emotion at the end of the night for the wildcats. roxane khalpo has become known as the crying pickcolo player. this mor

columbia heights teacher kristin whitaker was surprised today to learn she was named the 2015 toyota family teacher of the year. the national award and it comes with a $20,000 grant. school administrators said that whitaker was selected for going above and beyond outside school hours. thought she was giving an award to her students. turns out she was the center of attention. >> congratulations. that's fantastic. every college student dreams of winning a scholarship to help pay for their education. one church offered the gift of $5,000 scholarship to hundreds of students no strings attached. >> when it came time to make good on the promise, the money wasn't there. that's when the families of some of the recipients called "7 on your side." >> and our trouble shooter horace holmes is here to explain what's going on here. horace? >> rebecca and her son were so happy last july pictured here on the ground at the washington monument attending a huge gospel music concert. the organizers there to receive a $5,000 college scholarship. >> i never thought that he would be awarded a scholarship.

heights high school history and government teacher kristin whitaker thought she was presenting an award to her students fortunately -- instead, she learned she's the teacher of the year. she's been awarded a $20,000 grant to spend on classroom initiatives. >> to be acknowledged is a blessing and a wonderful thing. i can't even -- i'm still in shock that this award even exists. >> school administrators say she was selected for going above and beyond outside school hours. >> she has taken on this idea of doing home visits of working with parents. >> around 10:00 a.m. upper classmen began gathering in the auditorium of the school. only a principal and a couple of administrators knowing what was coming next. this is the 19th annual award, first time a high school teacher has been selected. her students and the parents are thrilled. >> i love her. she always make me smile. she always make me like when i sit down she lifts me up. i can't say like -- she is so lovely. >> in northwest, mike conneen, abc 7 news. >> ticket trouble in a big way. >> tickets were issued that shouldn't have been. >>

the crash happened at roosevelt boulevard and whitaker avenue.e cars flipped over but crews were able to upright the vehicle. nobody here was hurt and the cause of the accident is now under investigation. >>> now to a developing story that we're watching this morning. the pentagon is investigating an online threat from isis with the militants calling on supporters in america to kill u.s. military members. here's what we know. isis posted online the names, home addresses, and photos of 100 u.s. service members. the militant group called on its brothers residing in america to kill them. the pentagon said it's likeooking at the information to determine whether it's valid. a defense official told "the new york times" that it appears the information was not hacked from government computers, but was found in public records and on social media. >>> now to news in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood, where people there tell us that they are planning a town meeting to talk about crime prevention after a man was murdered while walking his dog. james stuh

whitaker. >> no. >> mr. sanders. yes. >> mr. wyden. >> no. >> mr. warner. mr. merkley. mr. kane. >> aye. >> mr. chairman. no. >> they ayes are 10, the nays are 12. senator enzi: the amendment is defeated. senator enzi: that is what i will modify my amendment. >> all in favor, say aye. adopted. the sanders second amendment on minimum wage. senator sanders: the simple truth is millions of americans are working at numbers that are inadequate. if we are concerned about allowing low income people to live with dignity and earn enough money to take care of basic needs it is time for a substantial increase. i would ask you support that amendment. senator enzi: there really isn't any need to have any kind of fund to debate minimum wage. you can bring it to the floor under any circumstances. i would urge a no vote. >> rollcall vote. senator enzi: please call the role. >> no. >> mr. sessions. >> no. >> mr. gray. >> no. >> mr. portman. >> no. >> mr. johnson. >> no. >> mr. whitaker. >> no. mr. purdue. a>> misstep and mr. merkley. >> aye. >> mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman, the a'sy

. >>> sage whitaker sent us a video. she's got a proposal.nes do. >> a promposal. >> i feel old not going that term. >> it's new. it's new. >> asking you to the prom. >> i know what it mean. >> these girls are in a car listening it one direction. ♪ ♪ >> can we go to prom? >> i don't know. i don't think i'm going with anybody. >> my school is so small. all of the good guys are already taken, you know. >> i know. >> all of the good guys are taken. so they're going to branch out and ask two specific guys. >> oh it's a change-up. >> girls asking thefellas. i like hey mary. >> hey zane. >> harry and zane have to be harry stiles and zane malek from one direction. >> go big or go home. >> if you guys end up being able to make it maybe we'll be able to show you around town too. >> hope you can make it. >> any response? >> i don't think they've had a response. if not, maybe john cougar mellencamp might be available. >> they don't even know who that is. >> happening may 9, here in los angeles. >> dominos were used to make what does it look like? >> etc

my name is jamie whitaker and i live in south of market in one of the condominiums, an older one. i'm pretty happy with the map. i think it's based on data and better for the public than being based on politics. thank you for that. i'm happy with my mission creek neighbors, the folks that live there and no longer sitting on the border between bayview. i would like to encourage the southern line to move from 16th street to mariposa street to keep the university of california building together in 1st district. also to cover a good chunk of the traffic from the ballpark and the arena to one section. west field shopping mall i guess is the orphan that people are afraid of because it brings so many calls for service. you know, i think that they invite their problems. they have that machine in the basement and it's cash for phones where people can take phones that maybe belong to them, maybe don't. put them in the machine and instant cash. i think we can make some progress just getting rid of that machine from west field shopping center and putting down the call. i know 7th street and m

we are joined by andrew whitaker. thank you for coming to talk to us.or those of us not following this closely. what you do place into the campaign and you have been in conversation with the current government in london and the labour party has made other pledges as to what they intend to do. bring us up to speed. andrew? -- andrew: he has been cleared the channel islands are not tax havens. we are signed up with the treaties and there is not that much to do, to be perfectly honest. anna: labor says they will label you as a tax haven. what are they asking for? andrew: the conversation has been on the labour party and we have signed the agreements with the conversation that is ongoing. swe are applying and the conversation is confused. >> they are. what about the owners on companies focused on making sure it is publicly available and businesses are domiciled in the channel island. is that something they will have to go along with? andrew: they are compliant with the regulations and the most regulated jurisdiction. it is a good place to do business. it is

. >> reporter: attorney mike whitaker blamed the delays on weather and a business growing too fast and said a refund was not offered in part because that contract had only an estimated completion date, but he says they've changed their minds now on the refund and this story. you're willing to give that refund even if our story airs now? >> yes. >> reporter: that's a big change. >> well, it's a change from yesterday, correct. >> shortly after this interview they issued a cashier's check. she agreed to remove her complaint from angie's list. tonight she cashed that $6,000 refund check. i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek, wusa9 news. >> in russ' investigation angie's list suspended decorators. the better business bureau is taking action, too. you can reach russ on twitter or follow him on facebook. to file a complaint go to be -- go to www.wusa9.com and click on call for action. >>> a major road project on the 16th street bridge over military road. closures will include both those very busy streets and usually there will only be one lane of traffic each direction on each street. howev

. >> my name is jane whitaker. i live directly across the street from the building that is being built there. i have lived in the neighborhood since 1961. so i have seen a lot of changes, and i just want to say that i am just here to give some history. the house -- i live the at 187 and the house next to me was built up on roosevelt way because at that particular time the lots couldn't be more than 25 by 75 feet. since there's only 125 feet up to roosevelt way from state street you could only put one house on the top or one on the bottom. that's why that space is there, so when the fellow changed at 182 when he built up on roosevelt way and got a variance to build autopsy the way down to. >> >> >> build all the way down to state street was in the 60's and 70's. i knew it was going to come. thank goodness it took this many years to get here but hopefully we can stop it. that's all i have to say. >> thank you. next speaker. >> i have been in the neighborhood 39 years right now on 17th street abutting my property to t

this crash happened at roosevelt boulevard in whitaker avenue. one of the cars flipped over but crews were able to upright the vehicle. nobody here was hurt. the cause of that accident is under investigation. >>> call it a dirt bike round-up. last night, philadelphia police impounded dozens of bikes and atvs before the meek mills concert at the wells fargo center. take a look at some of the off-road bikes and vehicles police hauled away. it's against the law to ride them on philadelphia streets. investigators say they were expecting this after word of a rideout circulated on social media. according to police most of the bikes and atvs came from out of state. officers discovered that some of them were stolen and arrested four people at the concert. >>> hate to say it but the march madness is over for villanova. the top-seeded wildcats have been bounced from the tournament after an upset loss to nc state. this image of a villanova band member sums up the emotion at the end of the night for the wildcats. roxane has become known as the crying piccolo

the crash happened at roosevelt boulevard on whitaker avenue. one of the cars flipped over during the accident but crews were able to quickly upright the vehicle. nobody was hurt. the cause of this crash is under investigation. >>> another ncaa tournament shocker. top-seeded villanova has been eliminated after a thriller against nc state. take a look. this image of a villanova fan member sums up the emotion at the end of the night for the wildcats. roxane has become known as the crying piccolo player. this morning, she's gaining attention. she says she's a proud wild kat, through the smiles and the tears. nova had a chance to tie the game with under two seconds on the clock. the inbound pass is picked off and that's it. north carolina state wins 71-68. they are moving on to the sweet 16 wild the wildcats are heading home. >> we're not afraid to fail. we fail here in this ncaa tournament and we've got to accept it and we've got to own it and live with it. but it won't define us. >> nc state will play the winner of today's game between northern io

if they had not had -- at the house committee had not had the information they would've indicted whitaker. i will cite one of her in terms of the policy implications of this. that is more important than espionage. the state department, foreign service officer named john stuart nervous who was stationed in china in the world war ii. in the end of the war and was sending attacking the anti-communist government and glorifying the chinese communists. i quoted my book it's unbelievable. democrats are like american fighting the japanese. john newswriting memorandum that washington was not one but to soviet agents. one of these i've already mentioned solomon other was an attachÉ for another named harry dexter white and he was living -- her roommate was service and he collaborated writing memoranda that to washington and glorifying the communist then rivals in the northwest part of china. tease dispatches were then funneled into treasury secretary morgenthau and the white house. it became the basis for policy which did in fact cut off financially than military aid and later on there was a plot to

. >> reporter: 0 whitaker dog sneak them might think they'll look the same cost of performing dna testingd by the facility. will we do we take cheeks wobble the dog's mouth something that looks like a long q-tip and slobby inside the mouth about 10 seconds. speaking of the year he says a dozen dogs have been swapped. some people come in not knowing where it wants and then the deal of research on their own about the breed. in find out what some of of three tendencies are. they know his makeup they can research those stories and finally more about his background. >> reporter: dna testing $19 already been read homes and to which he says many dogs is a squall mixes. up of the families that have no kids and is in the double. how is the best match and a notice and do and small dogs don't brieux's like the same thing. >> reporter: in a testing help clear up confusion among people know the other breeds assizes walk and about what to expect. >> reporter: go funding great homes and lots of matches once people adopting coming to the dog and take them home the return right now 6% which is off the cha

please came back chair was obtained by whitaker. that is in the smithsonian. that candlesticks that were on the table, the marble top table were obtained by brigadier general shargh. they are actually in an exhibit. the silent witness i think, is one of the more interesting pieces in the room. it was a ragdoll owned by an eight-year-old girl. it was left in the parlor. when the fed also came in the parlor they started passing among themselves. you can see it today in the parlor c exhibition, called the silent witness. the vase on the mantle remained in the mclean family. they were later given to the park. you can see them. the cell phone was kept in the mclean family. the original is in the park collection in the mclean parlor. the bookcase in the room, it is now in the smithsonian institution. those are the only known furnishings that where in the parlor. there was no interest in the rest of the house because i had nothing to do with the surrender proceeding. even though, general gibson had his headquarters there for a few days afterwards. i hope that answers

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. >> i once wrote a book about whitaker chambers.chambers didn't become a catholic but always acted like one, really wanted to become one. >> right. >> so i think you use the phrase crypto-catholicism, there was that side of him that was always drawn to it. >> so so he would argue yes, he points to the memory he had as a child of this interest in this catholic family down the street the spooner boys. even then as a little boy he already knew -- >> that's the kind of are you kidding me moment. >> yeah. i think he was informed that argued lutheranism properly understood was a reform movement internal to the universional cat luck -- universal catholic church. and by the late '80s neuhaus had come to the conclusion that this was in a severe minority which really was a branch of american -- >> how many lutherans are there in america do we know? >> it's no longer the sleeping giant teddy roosevelt predicted i don't know myself. there might be somebody in the crowd who would know. >> 8-9 million. >> there we go. >> a lot more than the jews.

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