i am co-chair wilson and sorry the muni, you know how it is. so we're going to get on with moving with the reading of the agenda and approval from heather . >> co-chair wilson, do i have your permission to do roll call first? >> yes, roll call first. >> harriet wong? >> present. >> sarah burgett. >> present. >> wendy james, absent. co-chair wilson. >> present. >> chip supanich. >> here. >> denise senhaux. >> present. >> tatiana kostanian. >> present. >> roland wong. >> present. >> now i will read the agenda. one, welcome, introduction and roll call. two, action item, reading and approval of the agenda. three, public comments, items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc, each speaker is limited to two-three minutes. four, information item report from the chair. five, information item report from the director of the mayor's office on disability. six, information item, accessibility planning for the 34th america's cup and update on the city's plans to make the 34th america's cup the most accessible and international sailing

wilson: mr. speaker, i can unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection. mr. wilson: mr. speaker, last monday i attended a briefing by the american enterprise institute concerning foreign policy issues. i particularly appreciated the presentation by fred kagen, and he provided a map which i believe should be known by the american people of the al qaeda and associated movement areas of operation and safe havens. by said somalia is led warlords. in mali, there are new reports of terrorist training with surface to air missiles. this war began with safe havens in afghanistan on september 11, 2001. i believe we should be proactive, working with our allies to stop terrorists overseas. we cannot wish the threat away because in fact threats are growing.

so why is it more people don't know about bill wilson?i think it's because he did everything he could while he was alive to really set a really good example for anonymity. he thought and most people in a.a. will agree anonymity is really crucial to the way a.a. works. and, you know, he was actually offered a chance to be on the cover of "time" magazine in the 1950s, and he really agonized over this because he realized that if he allowed himself -- they even offered to shoot him from the back of his head so you wouldn't see his face at all. but he felt that it was much more important to set an example of anonymity going forward. he agonized about it because he knew that there were probably a lot of people that would die because they wouldn't hear about it if he had been on the cover of the magazine. but he felt it was more important going forward to set this example of anonymity. and i think, you know, he really toiled in the shadows in a way to set up this fellowship that would survive after he was gone. and he did that without trying to

gordon wilson, a prominent protestant businessman who was father of the youngest victim, marie wilson, went on local television. he described holding his daughter's hand as she lay dying. and he astonished the audience by saying it was essential that the bombers be forgiven. >> i bear no ill-will to anybody, nor does my wife. i prayed for them last night, sincerely. and i hope i get the grace to continue to do so." >> here was somebody who had lost so much, both in terms of his own physical health, but in terms of family. it was electric. forgiveness is, like all grace, it's a gift. i mean, he was extraordinarily graced, you might say. >> gordon wilson's example led to a surge of efforts at reconciling the town's communities. there were other efforts, too, over the years like this local branch of the ulster project, which focuses on young people. ♪ they're rehearsing for a forthcoming fund-raiser concert to be held when the world's eyes have turned toward enniskillen for the g-8 summit. it's been an unseasonably wet and cold spring and early summer in enniskillen as the area has been

the ing up after the commercials, vince vaughn and owen wilson are back. >> i feel so sad. no child should have to go through that. >> the second time, you're older... hopefully wiser. and you're going into it with your eyes wide open. your heart, too. we've got experience on our side. and kids... and mortgages... d savings... so, we switched to suntrust. they made it easier to fit two lives, into one. because this is about more than our finances it's our second chance. switchg to suntrust has never been eier. from direct deposit to online ll pay, our dedicated team will move everything for you. they help kids thrive indoors, but my husband and i were certain that they had a greater purpose than... this. so, we reintroduced them to their natural habitat, and the purpose of those thumbs became quite clear. ♪ it's truly awe-inspiring to watch them do what they were designed to do. ♪ we may live in houses. but we are born for busch gardens. >> questions are swirling today about why a water supply trucks were on hand to help fight the huge fire at frager's hardware. this was a

cochair adele wilson? here. council member sarah burr get, council member, harry wong. >> reading and approval of the agenda. >> item one introduction of roll call. item 2 action item. reading and approving of the agenda. no. 3, public comment. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. >> item 4, information item report from the chair. no. 5, information item report from the director of the mayor's office and disability. >> item 6, information item. proposition c. the affordable housing. the impact on affordable and accessible house ing in san francisco. at 2:10 the council will take a break. no. 7, improvement plan. no. 8 information item, report from disaster preparedness committee. >> no. 9, public comment. no. 10 information item. >> no. 11 announcements, no. 12, adjournment. >> is there a motion to approve the agenda ? >> so moved. >> all those in favor, say aye? >> okay. thank you. >> let's go to team 3. public comment on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mod. each speaker is limited 3 minutes.

ernie wilson. >> you know this dude named ernie wilson? mm. back seat of a chevy.etail. i don't want to know that. [ muttering ] yes. bye. >> well? what'd she say? >> madea said ernie could be cora daddy and don't call her no more. >> i don't believe it. >> i don't believe him, either. i think this man right here is a liar -- l-i-- what? >> well, if you really think you're cora's father, what took you so long to come get her? >> yes, why? >> well, uh, you see, when my wife passed, i was going through therapy, and i realized i had a whole lot of repressed memories, and one of them was of madea and i in the back seat of a car. >> shut up. you depressed your feelings? >> yes. >> you got to show me that because i can't depress mine. i been thinking about the -- >> i see. that's it. that's how a sweet person like cora could be related to a troll like you. >> edna, don't you got a ugly-anonymous class to go to? go. bye. go walk outside in the -- >> mr. brown, don't be like that. >> well, she being like that. >> well, that's all right, cora. it's a family matter. that mea

we'll hear from the stars of internship, vince vaughn andvaug owen wilson after the break. >> ever since new jersey governor chris clintony reveals his weight loss secret lapband surgery is in the spotlight. the fox team explains how itins works and weighs some of the risks.

the wilsons moved to reno. davidson sits on the university of nevada campus.ickly found the professor with a pedigree in fusion research. nuclear physicist ron feneff. >> when i met taylor he was 13, and he was under five-feet tall. he was going to build this reactor in the garage. and all the time he was talking, i was thinking, mm, if i were his parents, i don't think i'd want a reactor in my garage. >> he offered taylor a corner of his lab instead. once you got to know him and started working with him, did you think prodigy? >> yeah, it didn't take me long to come to the conclusion that this was a prodigy. probably one of the most brilliant people if not the most brilliant person i've ever met. >> just five months after he met dr. feneff, taylor made nuclear fusion. not the kind that could create an endless energy supply, but an important step to that ultimate goal. >> i started jumping up and down and high-fiving. i mean, i was very excited. >> he was 14 years old. making him the youngest person ever to do it. >> see if we can crank this thing up. >> he sh

welcome to the wilson center. i am jane harmon, the director and president and ceo, this is a national conversation of great importance, and one i feel i have been living for the last couple of decades. i imagine the local power generation facility in your hometown. this has a fence and a few guards. this is safe, right? wrong. that is probably controlled by a system that monitors the cooling elements. this is run by private sector company and is connected to the internet to be managed easily. this runs on software that could have an inadvertent flock that is exploitable by hackers, to cause us harm. as a former nine-term member of congress who chaired the security committee for many years -- i can tell you that this scenario has kept myself and many others up at night. this is very possible. but any members of the congress and the public who don't appreciate or understand what our government, especially the homeland security department, could do to help prevent it cyber attacks, in the private sector or elsewhere

quacks and reid wilson. thank you for being with us. let me begin with the main question.eats tou get sick retake in 2014. what is your target? >> we want to increase the number of republican senators. i say that because i believe it is important for the country. this topicsted in not because i am a republican but because i believe the country needs a different direction. our goal is to make certain that we move in that direction. it would be great if we had more than 50 senators. you do that by reelecting the incumbents, the republicans that are out seem to be in excellent shape. no incumbent republican senator faces a significant challenge in being reelected. is primary responsibility to make sure that those republican senators are reelected. you work in open seats and try to make certain that republicans gain in the elections for which there is no incumbent. tore is a great opportunity defeat a number of democrat senators who are up in 2014. about the numbers and they worked in our favor. >> we will talk about some of those. >> there are a number of races where it seems

for now, from the wilson building, richard jordan, news4, barbara, back to you. >> thanks, richard. >>> right now, the funeral vaunld way for new jersey senator frank lautenberg. here is a live view from where the service is happening. joe biden and hillary clinton are among those delivering eulogies. after the funeral lautenberg's casket will held to the u.s. capitol where lit lie in repose. lautenberg will be buried on friday. he died monday from viral pneumonia. >>> new jersey governor chris christie announced a special election in october to fill lautenberg's senate seat and will happen lee weeks before the general election in november. he says the law, not politics, determines the special election being on a different date from the general election. the state of new jersey spends $12 million to hold an election.

always the case but it is a fascinating theory applies this to a number of leaders like jefferson, wilson, winston churchill and it is a great read. i am halfway through that. books recently read, evan thomas is a great biographer , his theory in this book is that eisenhower was not as appreciated as he should have been, a method to his madness and although he seemed to be a bungler and not in charge but secretly he was quite shrewd and very much in charge knowing what he was doing. i have to a minute having read the whole book and opened to the theory

mary wilson of the supremes.personal favorite when they came to holy cross back in the '60s serenaded the room with "stop in the name of love," and called on nancy pelosi, kathleen sebelius and others to jump in as backup dancers. ♪ ♪ stop in the name of love ♪ before you break my heart ♪ stop in the name of love ♪ before you break my heart ♪ think it over ♪ i've tried so hard so hard to be patient ♪ ♪ hoping you'll >> that's the music i listened to in the car driving home at night on xm radio. there were about 400 people in attendance to take in the performance. congressman dingell called himself the luckiest man in shoe leather for his family, friends and time serving michigan. finally a couple of new roadblocks in the republican plan to attract more women and minority voters. what's causing the divide in maine's state legislature over accepting federal money to expand health care coverage? a republican represent in maine thinks he's solved the mystery. roll the tape. >> if you listen to the debate today, in my

so, we are just getting into this camp to pick wilson who is the accountant, who is going to be making the payments. hey, morning. >> morning. >> so you have everything in order? >> yes. >> so if the landowner signing up, wilson has prepared their payments and this time we are paying 3 months, yeah? >> yes. >> this is good, and this is almost a salary of a primary school teacher, so this is good. >> a lot. >> yeah, good job, let's go. >> there are 32 landowners that make up the extension, and dickson will have to persuade at least 20 of them for any significant corridor to be created between the conservancy and the national reserve. >> what time is it? >> 5 minutes to 10:00. >> 5 minutes to 10:00, we haven't seen anybody. no landowners have yet turned up and it's not looking good. >> everything seems so impossible. very far? >> very far. [indistinct] >> but word has got around, and dickson doesn't have to wait long. >> hey. [speaking in maa] [speaking in maa] >> landowners who live on their land deep inside the conservancy will have to move to the edge. it is a big demand, and there ar

while i am idell wilson and i was born and raised right here in san francisco. i was born in san francisco general hospital, the one that they are going to put down and the new one is going up. and it is so ironic born there, i went back and work there had as a teenager, too, up on the 7th floor, in the psychiatric ward. and then went back as a patient a decade later, and now a decade later, i am back as a presenter. a speaker. a

while i am idell wilson and i was born and raised right here in san francisco. i was born in san francisco general hospital, the one that they are going to put down and the new one is going up. and it is so ironic born there, i went back and work there had as a teenager, too, up on the 7th floor, in the psychiatric ward. and then went back as a patient a decade later, and now a decade later, i am back as a presenter. a speaker. a person who has been in recovery. in in our own voice has five components that we speak about. one is dark days, two is acceptance, three is treatment, four is coping skills and five is success, hopes and dreams. dark days came a little bit for me as a patient -- as a consumer, excuse me. as a consumer, go back to that language. thank you guys very much. language, language, see, we're still stuck in the language. dark days came from not knowing what was going on with me all of my life, should i say from childhood, teenagehood and adulthood. i knew there was something different, but i didn't know quite what it was. so i had numerous of da

this is about owen wilson and vince vaughn.w, they're different characters. they're back together. they're interns at google. >> they're interns at google, yes. we had a couple of press days at google last weekend, which is incredible. it's quite the disneyland. there's, like -- >> jimmy: i've never been. >> it's amazing. people just ride around on bikes, and it's very, like, modern workplace. >> jimmy: in the office, they ride on bikes? no? >> just stationary, no. they're, you know, getting around the property on bikes. >> jimmy: but they do. they do. they have, like, ping-pong tables and stuff. >> yeah, ping-pong and free dry cleaning. and it's just incredible. it's really -- >> jimmy: we have the same thing here at "late night." same thing, yeah. [ light laughter ] everyone gets free ping-pong and -- all the ping-pong they want, yeah. >> they have an amazing live stream of what people are googling, like, all over the world. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, it's incredible. >> jimmy: so, you can see what people are googling? >>

[speaker not understood] wilson. james marbury. [speaker not understood]. angie brown. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. manny flores, local 22. i'll give it a shot. [speaker not understood], that represents much more diversified groups for the city and county of san francisco, the people. and i hope i said that right. thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is helene [speaker not understood]. i am the general manager of daniel berham court. we are a [speaker not understood] right across the street from the proposed cathedral hill location. because of our proximity to the upcoming project, we had a lot of concerns. i want to thank the planning commission, the board of supervisors, specifically supervisor farrell's office, and cpmc for meeting with us, for hearing us, and for implementing some of the changes that we were very concerned about. thank you all for your efforts. we support the project and we would like to see it get started. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> thank you, superviso

development here in the bay area, he founded william wilson and associates he was co-founder of web core builders and co-founder of wilson and sullivan and he has done a lot of great projects that you would recognize, but most importantly he did this building the ferry building renovation and rehabilitation and so we would like to recognize his contributions to the port. and by adjourning in his honor. secondly, we would like to adjourn in honor of roy m. floss. he joined the port in 1946 and it would have been an agency of the state of call and he joined as an electrician and stayed for 38 years retiring as the assistant superintendent as harbor maintenance and he met his wife at the port and married her, her name is alberta and marrid for 61 years until he passed earlier this month. and roy was born, raised and educated in san francisco, from elementary on. and in 1942, before he joined the port he enlisted in the navy and his job was to repair ships while they were at sea and he came back and joined the port in 1946 and stayed on as a ready reserve out of treasure island and he w

attorneys genel luther strange and alan wilson, we thank you for being with us.his historic supreme court series a ruling. sit with us. the immigration plan to pass the senate tax to the so-called border surge. will of theinal say. the realities of immigration in [ larry ] youw throughout history, folks have suffered from frequenteartburn but now, thanks to treatg with prilosec otc, we don't have to suffer like they us to. [ bell ngs ] ♪ [ horse whinnies ] getting heartburn and then treating day after y is a thing of the past. block the acid with prilosec otc, and don't get heartburn in the first place. we've surcome a long way. ♪ [ lennouncer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. [ lennouncer ] one pill each morning. at od, whater business you're in, that's the business wee in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a w claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. ♪ lou: the second straight rally on wall street today. all ten s&p sectors gaining more than three-fourths of all the stocks tr

this latter trend was all the more interesting given chief wilson's own estimate the heroin use droppedoff sharply after 1969 as he himself suggested the arrest and subscribe -- reflected upon police enforcement tactics at least as much as it did upon the incidence of drug use. to be sure the transition to narcotics enforcement and its ultimate effects was a complex story that unfolded in a turbulent time. nevertheless it was clear that were as congress have established the principle of severe criminal penalties for illicit narcotics in the 1950s it was only by the end of the 1960s the local law enforcement stood ready to arrest and enforce its statutes to any appreciable degree. despite a surge in drug use across a spectrum of users mainly african-americans who lived in inner-city and consumed heroin supplied through subversion would be subject to law enforcement. narcotic supplied from diversion like her own present-day crisis in oxycodone use or other kinds of illicit drug use like abusive amphetamines or barbiturates presented similar problems but by and large they were not said tha

attorneys general luther strange and alan wilson, we thank you for being with us.his historic supreme court series a ruling. sit with us. the immigration plan to pass the senate tax to the so-called border surge. will of the final say. the realities of immigration in tonight's "chalk talk." ♪ lou: the second straight rally on wall street today. all ten s&p sectors gaining more than three-fourths of all the stocks traded on the big board moving higher. volume on the big board, three and half million shares. the economy first quarter gdp growth revised. down from an estimate of 24%. nobody really cares because that was three months ago when just about everyone in the business has been talking about it. it's kind of silly, in point of fact. gold plummeting $45 today to just below 1200. $30 per ounce, the lowest level in nearly that three years. the bond market, yields on the chin year fell. president obama, the first family of arriving in setting all. kicking off a week-long three country trip to africa. expected to cost taxpayers around $100 million partly because pr

on our graphics, we can see that things are moving extremely smooth to ma all the way from the wilson's bridge up to the american legiong m delay free conditiogo. 395 belloopay looks great. we do have some scheduled construction that could possibly slow you down a lit see ng that would have the left lane closed near van dorn street. 2sm, though, we sgoing moving v smoothly. lots of green coming in there. we can see on that le ore shot r mt ss. those live shots definitely correlate and marry together to e do ow we're ecreriencing dela free conditions moving along at a good clip. the inner loop will be running goingay from we j. those lanes have a little less activity. for now, i'll send it bs spk to brad and jummy. >> you can follow amanda for updates on twitter where you find that her handle is @gridloo igoona,ess. >> 71 degrees outside this morning. >> the duchess of cambridge is weeks away from her due date. some are estimating how >> welcome back at 4:55. the professional football writers of america are writing about the indianapolis colts' head c beach for overcoming adversity. >> h

this summer and the members are angela (inaudible) and (inaudible) and donna fisher and margaret wilson and warren wong and some of them are here so is this a good time to introduce themselves? >> well, my name is margaret wilson and i have four kids, all attending the san francisco unified school district and i have one graduating from sc carmichael middle school going to (inaudible) high school next year and i have one that is graduating fifth great and going from bessy elementary to the middle school campus as a fourth going into fifth and i have a preschooler that goes to (inaudible) and she is transferring to sammy (inaudible) next year. >> hi, (inaudible) and good evening everyone my name is angela and (inaudible) i have two kids. (inaudible) one is in 8th grade in san francisco middle school. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> and a second one in garfield elementary school. >> and first grade, thank you. >> warren wo ng. [ speaking in a foreign language ] . >> i have a kid who are attending... spring valley elementary school second grade. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> okay. and ev

wilson did. edith galt wilson. it is a time they called the regency, her reason see. it lasted from seven number 1919 until january 1920. he was convalescent, stricken probably with a stroke. there was some controversy over what -- over what caused it. initially, the fact that he had been stricken had been kept secret, even from the vice president. his doctor knew. she knew. people in the cabinet figured out something was wrong because they would come by and demand to see the president to get some important issue addressed and no one would be allowed in to see him. she would listen to them and she would go into the room and she would come out of the room and she would relay what she said he told her. [laughter] in some cases, some of the cabinet members figured out it couldn't be so because they didn't think wilson would decide this on whatever the particular issue was. historians are a little bit uncertain over whether she was translating his wishes or whether she was in fact doing what she thought was best. there is some evidence that he should have listened to her

well, she is funny, though, rebel wilson. absolutely hysterical. "bridesmaids" on. >> good for her for being on the cover. >>> i'm alex witt. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> the lead story this morning in "the new york times," in personnel appointments obama takes assertive tack. the president's choice of susan rice for nsa will provoke a fight with republicans. >>> and in "usa today," neighbors shocked by 84-year-old woman's powerball win. apparently gloria mackenzie kept her $590 million winnings a complete secret, and most of her neighbors don't expect to see her back in zephyr hills, florida, ever again. >>> topping our news breaking news out of philadelphia, a dramatic rescue overnight. rescuers pulling a 61-year-old woman from the rubble of a collapsed building 13 hours after it came crashing down. six people were killed in that collapse. >>> london's "the guardian" newspaper reports the national security administration is secretly collecting records from verizon calls. nbc news has not independ

we have delays heading from om spring field to the wilson bridge.affic is gridlocked leaving 270 around connecticut avenue. on the inner loop between 355 be and connecticut avenue is wheree we have theckknifed tractor trailer. right now only the left lane and left shoulder is able to squeezu by as you travel toward georgia avenue. troubles on the inner loop, before 202, a crash tying up the right side of the road on the john hansen highway.hiway. and the crash was reported.re we found it, it's moved off to the shoulder.shouder. end of the 11th street bridge, crash is there trying up the traffic. that's a check of fox 5 on timee traffic. >>> a story that may make you want to take a nap on this friday. >>> it may be the cutest signs,, how the little penguins are helping researches next. next >> very cute. 5:51, we will be back. ba. >>> first we want to tell youwe about wthis.t time is running out to enter to win a two night family get away or one of phaser on hershey par. >> you need to go to facebook page, and look at the top of the page to enter. en

but welcome to the wilson center. i am jane harman, director, president and ceo and this is a national conversation of great importance and what i personally feel i have been living for the last couple decades. imagine the local power generation facility in your home town. you know where it is because you drive by it everyday on the way to work. it has a fence and a few cards and it is safe, right? wrong. that facility like many others is probably controlled by an automated system that monitors valves and cooling elements. it is run by private sector company, connected to the internet so it can be managed easily. that automated system runs on software that could happen in over a flaw in the export of oil by hacker is determined to cause us harm. chair of the care prevention subcommittee of the house of a to was for some years, and before that served on our intelligence committee for eight years, i can tell you this scenario has kept me and many others in congress and out up at night. it is for a possible. but many mem

on the inner loop of the the beltway, so far without far wito incident, leaving the wilson bridge headed towardtoward springfield. we had police activity that was tying up the commute, it looks like they're still there. a portion of the roadway is still blocked here.ill bl this iocs going to be a clara parkway, folks traveling to andd from d.c., coming across thee bridge it's going to impact your drive as well. well. heads up on the g road. ad. keep in not not are we only talking about the ponding of water, but roads, those long and winding roads very slippery because of a lot of tree and and limb debris on the road.road. the interstate itself looks good no issues to report headed toward rockville. top part of the beltway behaving nicely and coming across the 141 street bridge you will find youf lanes are open with light volumu continuing toward the southeast. that is a check of fox 5 on time traffic. traff >>> julie thanks. thanks >>> eric holder on the hot seatt over news that the government is collecting phone records. they allowed the security agency to monitor the phone calls of of

at the wilson building. that hearing comes on the heels of a taxi driver's murder. 57-year-old solomon okohor was shot and killed in d.c.'s adams morgan neighborhood. other cab drivers who knew okohor say his death just proves driving a taxi is dangerous business. >> nobody should die like this. it's bad. people don't understand, us taxi drivers, you know, it's a real danger. it's business. but we have families to feed. >> d.c. police have arrested two suspects in this case, ercell overton charged with murder and joshua king was also taken into custody on unrelated probation violations. >>> friends and family will say a final farewell to new jersey senator frank lauten burg. joe biden and hillary clinton will attend his funeral at synagogue in new york. they are among those who will deliver eulogies today. the late senator's casket will head to the u.s. capitol where it will lie in repose tomorrow. he'll be buried at arlington national cemetery friday. >>> new jersey governor chris christie says he want a sp

live look with chopper 4 over the wilson bridge.ffic getting by easy, no delays or accidents on the wilson bridge. let's talk about delays on 395. usual volume. you are slow heading toward seminary road. eases up approaching 14th street bridge. north bound, sluggish. southbound, nice and clear. shooting over to i-66 eastbound from the bypass, delays continue to centreville. you'll get a tiny break. once you get around fairfax county parkway, heavy on the brakes to 123 and then a bit easier from nutley to the beltway. >>> want to go to richard jordan with breaking news at the live desk. >> it's been a while since we've heard the name rebecca brooks but former "news of the world" editor is entering guilty charges to a phone-hacking scandal back in 2011. that led to a massive investigation into the paper's parent company. that's rupert murdoch's news corp. she is charged with paying public officials for stories and also accused of destroying notebooks and computers that had evidence against her. this morning she pleads not guilty. at t

we happen to be zoomed at the te wilson bridge, i love this this camera angle. thank you, it shows us the inner and outer loop of the commute traveling temple hills andand alexandria. we get to see both spans of thee bridge, it's a great shot and it looks pretty good coming inbound off the inner loop. loop. but the outer loop still at speed leaving telegraph road.ro. and traffic flowing freely in in both the lanes and local lanes.e great shot. >>> let's take it back.back. inbound new york avenue stalledl at the camera at bladensburg road. and leaving toward the kenilworth split. spli traffic will slow approaching belay dense berbladence berg ro. and stalled vehicle before 1 bee seen moved to th -- un18 moved e shoulder. not a bad ride coming inbound in from centreville with an earliel issue pulled to the shoulder. sl that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> julie, thank you very much.. >>> our big story frager's hardware store, a capitol hill landmark goes up in flames. as can you see from these pictures, smoke from the massive fire can be seen from all over

>> looks like the woodrow wilson bridge. >> yes, it's the wood droa wilson bridge. >> are you edward r murrow? >> no, i'm not. [laughter] >> welcome back to fox 5 morning news. it's tuesday, june 18. good morning, i'm tony perkins.. >> that's great for me. i'm allison seymour.eymo tony is back with us. ahead at 8:00, clearing up classified leaks. today the chief of nsa is look on capitol hill. plus struck down by the supreme court. justices decide its unconstitutional to make voters prove that they are u.s. citizens. we have reaction from a writer at cq roll call. c >> battling bullying. it's not just happening at at school or online. our fox 5 medical team will tell us where parents shouldn't turnu a blind eye. >> it's one minute after 8:00. tucker is here. he has all the details on forecast. allison was right. from the live shot you see the e haze in the atmosphere.pher >> overnight lows in the mid 70s. you know it's summertime whenen we're doing that. only in the low 80s. >> you promise. >> and humid? >> that, too, tony. i deliver. showers and storms today. here are your temperatu