but winston remains steadfast so what would the dog whisperer do?i stop the car and i put a leash on the dog or i redirect him with food. stop it. ask him to lay down in front of the bumper. you know, so he learns to relax in front of the bumper. >> finally, the animal center arrives and takes winston away. then his owner comes to pick him up. >> we're glad that he's getting to come home and get back to his old life. free of all the excitement. >> but winston isn't off the hook yet. charged with being a potentially dangerous dog winston is ordered to attend both obedience school and a canine good citizen class. in september 2010 he graduates. as for the damage to the patrol car, winston's family paid a hefty fee. >> he did act very badly, but that was not his typical behavior and we're sure that he will be a model citizen from now on. >> and he was, sadly winston died of heart failure on october 15th, 2010, but we're sure he's on his best behavior in doggie heaven. >>> coming up, a chase that even the cops can't believe. >> behind a drunk driver tha

this is the bust of winston churchill that was presented to bush in 2001.ssador's office. he did write an update to his blog of a learning he was wrong but our friend charles krauthammer didn't get an apology. and here's the reaction. >> why would he return it in the first place? >> he replaced it with a bust of abraham lincoln, which i'm sure if it had been the other way around you guys would have been -- >> you guys? >> you guys, the conservatives, would have been on him for replacing a good american president with an english man by winston churchill. and you take a good american like abraham andtioning him. >> you know, speaking he has a hof brother, and he was living in like a hut, do you know when he went and visited him, how much do you think president obama gave his brother? >> here we go. >> want me to tell you? don't you believe they should donate to somebody living in poverty who is related to you? >> sean. >> i'm asking. how much do you think president obama gave? >> i don't know the circumstances. i don't know the circumstances. >> not a penny.

in winston, winston-salem, north carolina, they got the donations committee solicited donations from medical supply companies. for example, there were donations from some of the doctors that i interviewed who worked with the black panther party. they would get donations from the hospitals or medical centers where they were residents and the like. they just really pulled it together. these were very much a shoestring operations that were very dependent upon collaborations. also, young health radicals, nurses, technicians and health profession that share the black panther party's perspective. any desire for social change. >> host: who are some of the doctors i work on these health clinics? >> guest: one interesting position with terry cooper, he is a psychiatrist. he helped to establish what was called the free peoples medical clinic in los angeles, south central los angeles that was located on central avenue. it was founded in 1969. december 1969 he was at the time, i think he was a resident in psychiatry resident at ucla. he would help the panthers to start that clinic and he would a

i think it was symbolized about it return of the bust of winston churchill. people in the white house don't have good enough memories to remember it. megyn: they were indignant. they said it was 100% false. with respect to the remarks governor romney head in israel. he did not get political. by said the threat of a nuclear armed iran has only become worse the past i five years. he talked about how he would use any and all measures to stop iran from its nuclear plans. what could we do short of military action? >> i don't think he's going to get into that and it's not wise for him to do that. the obama administration has two themes. one there is no foreign policy issue because he is the foreign policy president of all times. second which the white house has been putting out this past week is fundamentally on iran and anything else is there is no difference between the obama and romney policies which seems to be 2009 consistent lines. but i think the key point was made by prime minister netanyahu. after all these years of diplomacy and sanctions by the obama and

winston education campus will be open. high school summer courses at regional centers will start up again, but other summer school programs won't start until monday. you can get a full list of closings at www.wusa9.com. >>> we told you about county cooling centers this week, but washington sports club are also chipping in to help those still in the dark and the heat. all of the d.c. area clubs are opening their doors to all storm victims between now and july 8. you'll be able to use the showers, electrical outlets, locker rooms and workout equipment and attend gym classes free of charge. we have a full list of resources on our website to help you out until the power comes back on including cooling centers for you and your pets. log onto www.wusa9.com. >>> despite all the damage and lack of power it is still the 4th of july. to mark the occasion a lot of people headed to the national archives to check out the document that led to the holiday. they were treated to a reading of the declaration of independence by descendants o

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the fund raiser, he talks something about he made a comment and a jab at the president involving winston churchill. >> so the conversation as it goes has been president obama took off the bus of winston churchill from inside the oval office when he became president. mitt romney said in an effort to gain favor with the british people he would put a bus back in the white house. >> and it looks like we lost our feed from mr. alexander to finish off what he was saying, he promised this fund-raiser of americans and remember the only people that can give money, the american citizens that live in london, he promised that if he president, he is going to ask the british government to loan them the winston churchill bus again. up next, senate showdowns. hanging in the balance, we are starting the final stretch in august. a ton of primaries that can decide which party has the upper hand in wisconsin, missouri and arizona. we have a primary primer on the big upcoming races next. fighting intensifies as syrian rebels try to take control of the country's commercial capital. is this the beginning of th

well, not to equate myself with winston churchill, but i'm in the same boat, and in the way they talked tonight it's an explanation of how i got there. the role of government the responsibilities of government, that's the theme of this symposium. the focus on lyndon baines johnson, 36th president of the united states. on lyndon johnson's concept on what the role of government should be. and that theme will be explored in detail in the panels tonight and tomorrow. but to begin this conference, i am going to talk about the origins of this concept, about its beginnings, about where lyndon johnson's belief in the role of government came from. about the most fundamental basic beginnings for lyndon johnson, not the beginnings in washington, but the beginnings long before washington. and i'll try to talk also about the origins not only of lyndon johnson's general beliefs about the role and responsibility of government, but also about the origins of the program in which in a way he announced his beliefs to the american people. about the program in which just seven weeks after president kennedy'

the winston churchill bust of president obama that president bush had displayed in the oval office you know because people whose parents came from africa just can't appreciate winston churchill and one of them is in the white house now hint hint hey of you knows what color skin is romney arrived in london today on his anglo-saxon appreciation to er and met with british prime minister david cameron u.k. is currently meyer in a double deep. double deep double dip recession thanks to cameron's austerity policies the same sort of austerity irani wants to bring to the united states it's an austerity that makes bankers like romney and barclays even richer it screws average working people so much so that working people have been protesting in the streets of london for months and such austerity it's young people and minorities particularly are let's face it from here until november mitt romney will use dog whistle politics either through bashing president obama's foreign dark skinned heritage or through promoting his own white skin anglo-saxon heritage all in an effort to speak to the races si

and david winston, republican strategist and president of the winston group.iously involved in the romney campaign as well. thank you very much to both of you. bill, first of all, the economy. you can do all of the fancy commercials and everyone is producing on both sides, but you've got growth of only 1.5%. >> well, i think those numbers tell us something that most of the american people already know right now which is that this is a very difficult economic moment for this country. the question that voters are going to have is who is best suited to take us into the next term of this presidency and actually keep growing our economy. now, when the president took over, the economy was shrinking. we were shedding jobs at a rate of 700,000 jobs per month. we're adding jobs, more than four million jobs have been added since the recovery started. the economy is growing, not shrinking. there's obviously a lot more work to do but i think that when people look at the competing visions for this country, people want to keep growing and they don't want to go back to the s

the daughter of winston and clementine churchill recounts her time in "a daughter's tale." neil borofsky argues that the officials who perpetuated economic crisis pander to big banks instead of considering public interest. a member of the judicial watch resents his thoughts on the obama administration, including obamacare, they allow, and guantÁnamo bay. in his book, the corruption chronicles. in global weirdness, severe storms come and deadly heat waves, rising seas, and the weather of the future. journalism and research foundation climate central analyzes the big questions regarding climate change. look for these titles at book stores this coming week, and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and on booktv.org. >> what are you reading this summer? booktv wants to know. >> the inventor of information, and also, books about claude shannon, which is by james book called information and by george dyson on mr. turned and mr. shannon. claude shannon is a great figure from bell labs who i've been following for decades. i have studied telephone and internet and this

yeah let's put mlk in the back of the bus and put winston churchill right up front. god, romney.ives this interview with brian williams where he asks do you think the brits are off to pulling off the olympics. >> do they look ready to your experienced eye. >> it's hard to know just how well it will turn out. there were a few things disconcerting about the private security firm not having enough people, the supposed strike of the immigration and customs officials -- >> oh, this is great. this is great. go to england and dump all over the brits. go there for the olympics and say it looks like it is going to be a total bust. it's hard to say how it will turn out. he didn't make any friends among the brits. >> if you go through all of his mistakes yesterday he is george w. bush. >> no, bush was smooth compared to romney. so i tell you the prime minister really shot back at romney. and basically said you yahoo, what do you know. it's easier -- well let david cameron say it. >> we are holding an olympic games in one of the busiest most active bustling cities anywhere in the world and o

ferebee-hope elementary school and winston education center. 19 public schools in montgomery county will be closed. call information line for .ll the schools there's also more reformation on wjla.com.e, power outages did not stop thousands of spectators from this celebration of the fourth of july. fireworks capped off last concert on the national mall. tom roussey was in the crowd the main events. decades there have been farmers on the national and attend.thousands always tonight as the sun went down, of thousands gathered to watch the fireworks. this family brought their grandchildren who visited from texas. we.as not the best >> we lost power friday night around 10:30. >> they miss the air- conditioning. denied their power is back thrilled to be here. one issue is the heat. it never gets this hot in ohio from.this family is prius it is a little warm, but we are still having a great time. is ar many, this tradition. lisa alvarez has brought her was in asince she stroller. >> big comedown like shooting stars. they fall down on you and it's .orgeous come down like shooting stars. they did

i have been to the one in matthews, and it started in winston salem, north carolina. >> they go throughbelt, and they go through the hot oil and up the ramp, but the best part -- >> the coating! >> i want to lay on that with my mouth open and go right through it. i want to get glazed. i don't even want it to get to the box. i want to pick it up right here as it comes out of the little glaze vat. ♪ >>> justin bieber's fans are where ever he is, and they go crazy. he walks up to the window, and the fans go crazy. there's just one problem. that's not justin bieber. >> nope, it's not justin bieber. it's a so-called look alike. it's a doppledanger, it's not a very good one to me, but the girls on the street think it is. >> it is pretty high up, and he's kind of just dressed like bieber and has the same haircut. >> as crazy as i was about duran, dur rab, i never waited at a hotel for a peak. >> they're going to see this and realize they were screaming at this dude, it wasn't even bieber. this dude, it wasn't even bieber. >>> that will do it for us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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column today, quote, obama started his presidency by returning to the british embassy, the bust of winston churchill that had graced the oval office. on the white house blog, dan pheiffer called that patently false and ridiculous claim. writing the bust is still in the white house in the residence, outside the treaty room. he even included a picture of president obama showing prime minister david cameron the bust in 2010. case closed, right? well, no. it's not that simple. it turns out there are two busts. the bust that was loaned to president george w. bush after 9-11 that was in the oval office, the one charles krauthammer referenced was, in fact, returned to the british embassy after that administration ended. that bust, now resides at the british ambassador's washington, d.c. residence. the white house collection has had a second churchill bust for decades, which is the one pheiffer says is on display in the residence. late today, pheiffer updated his blog post noting the two busts, not admitting a mistake, but instead, maintaining, quote, the idea put forward by charles krauthammer an

winston and gule '89 1984, what were they, the telescreens of big brother were all over the place. look at where these cameras are. liquor stores, bars, hotels, everywhere you go. individuals have these phones now, and they can take pictures of you. look what happened to the senator from virginia. and so i think it really is an overmonitorred society, and drones would add something to the, but only marginally, but i do think rand paul is exactly right. if you are going to get the cops to put these drones over somebody's house they ought to have a warrant to do it. >> i think it's a little over the top, a little survivalist mentality. >> on his part. >> on his part. he doesn't want anybody checking to see how many cans of food he's got stacked in his basement. but i tend to be live and let live on this subject. i think we have surrendered so much of our privacy between all the cameras that pat is talking about, facebook. you can google anybody and find out a lot about them. i don't -- i'm not alarmed about it, but i do take his larger point that the technology is now sprinting ahead

. >>> tv icon andy griffin is being remembered today for his southern winston and charm. >> the andy griffin show, starring andy griffith. >> he died this morning. his family said he died peacefully of natural kakas. he was 86. he spent more than a half century on stage. he's best known from the andy griffith show. besides the starring role and mat lock, he also won a gramny in 2005 he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom by president george w. bush. >>> the heat wave simmers on with many households still stuck without power. this is the fourth straight day with heating weather and many have no air conditions, fans ice or other release. one in four households in washington, d.c. is still without power. they're struggling to clean up after the weekend storms that brought down trees an powerlines. >>> and we have an update now that's good news for fire crews bah ling the largest -- battling the largest firefighters. they'll resume following a deadly crash in south dakota on sunday entire fleet of c130 attack tankers was grounded. the fire is now 70% contained. >>> well, fog tr

winston churchill went to school here.here's a real sense of a countdown. 11 days until the opening ceremonies. 17 kilometers away from london. there's a big event taking place here tonight at the county cricket club, 10,000 people expected. in brighton about 250,000 people will come to see the olympic torch. number ofce the people who live here. >> there will be an event later today. what can people look forward to? >> children's choirs. the big event is when the torch actually arrives. i don't know if you can see the cold and on the stage. it will be lit in the celebrations tonight. and school children are gathering and celebrated throughout the afternoon at a nearby park as well. if we will be counting down the olympic torch arriving. you can also follow me on twitter. i will be posting updates throughout the day. i will keep an eye on the weather as well. it is just stop training. let's hope it stays that way. >> thanks very much. a reminder of our top stories. thousands of athletes and officials have begun arriving in

. >> also statues of winston churchill, william spaks spear and queen victoria. they are aware of the headgear until thus. nhk world, london. >> making some fashion statements there. all right, let's bring in another fashionable person. rachel furgason joins us now with the world's weather forecast. rachel, there or two tropical storms in the pacific. we have seen flooding in the philippines from one of the storms. what's the latest? >> absolutely correct. we have two storms in the western pacific and let's start off with damry. this one is just sitting over the ogasawara islands. really bringing in the stormy conditions right now. it is moving about 30 kilometers an hour. that's good news. no prolonged heavy rains. wind gusts are at 150 kilometers, almost, powerful enough to generate high waves along the eastern seaboard of japan already. as that system moves closer, of course, those waves are going to get higher and we're going to see potential for land fall towards the end of the week, either in southern japan here or if it moves a little bit further towards t

. >> reporter: britain has also capped statues of winston churchill, william shakespeare, and queen victoria'll wear the headgear until thursday. nhk world, london. >> all right. that's all for now on this edition of "news line." i'm yuko aotani. more news at the top of the hour, do join us then. thank you for watching.

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. >> reporter: winston irvine defends the protestant community's right to march at annual negotiations over the parades routing through the most contentious streets. >> we as a protestant community understand that that there are different perceptions and there are different notions towards loyal order parades. but i think that the only way to discuss those issues is around a table. and i think it's totally illegitimate to use any means of violence to protest or to express opposition to someone else's culture. >> the parade is triumphalism of the protestants against the catholics. it brings us back 20 years every time that parade goes down the road. you know it brings this community back to what we've tried to move on and tried to let everybody else see that it has moved on. >> reporter: outreach worker fernando murphy lives in the ardoyne neighborhood, a particularly poor and marginalized catholic community. peace walls virtually encircle ardoyne, creating what murphy describes as a siege mentality. and he fears the upcoming july 12 parade will roil communal tensions yet again. >> acro

kim winston, also from starbucks, is back there. david gobot from backtowork.us is there. betsy from youthworks is here. she is with - not giovanni. yes, with giovanni. andrew is here as well. that was pretty good. i did not see john. john did not make it. deputy alvarez from goodwill industries is here. knesha is to her left. as is monisha and chris, two more interns. this is someone from the department of youth and families. rhonda simmons, our director of work-force development, is also here with us. i did see a trend more -- see trent moore, phil ginsperbg, the direct picture of reparations and parks -- the director of rec and park. i do not see tony whitaker. jason eliot is in the back, from the mayor's office. the education and family services member is here. naomi kelly, our city administrator, is also with us. who did i miss? i know i missed somebody. >> donald leavitt. >> thank you so much. we also have someone from the department of youth and families. we have the director of neighborhood services in the back. [laughter] [applause] what we would like to do -- the

if you do not believe that, imagine a world war ii with britain led by a 25-year-old winston churchill. right? you need wisdom. you need wisdom. society's need wisdom and knowledge. they value older people. but operationally, functionally, you know, we slow down. we're less precise. we remember less. we're less effective than we could or should be. we asked the question of how complicated with the training be, and what did these things are reimbursable -- reversible? i will tell you, everything is reversible. everything can be improved. every dimension of the physical, functional brain can be reversed in a positive direction. it is all reversible. we're constructed to be basically reversible. so, first of all, we look at the process of the brain as it relates to the alertness of the brain. look at recovery. we look at the process as it relates to the intentional control of the bravin. we look at the accuracy as to how the brain receives information. is schematically approved by training. we can speed up the brain almost always by two to three-fold in an old animal or human not so far a

they are ferebee hope and winston. montgomery college is closed. montgomery county public schools will release a full list of closures at 6:00 this morning. in fairfax county, eight schools still closed. they are annandale terrace element raeyt school, beech tree elementary, spring hill, mantua elementary school, and as well, stuart high school, wakefield forest elementary school, westlawn elementary and dunmory center. we'll have a full scroll at the bottom of your screen, so stay with us for that. >>> right now, 4:32. we turn to meteorologist veronica johnson for a first look at the forecast. a little lightning driving in this morning. >> that's right, we had some storms last night. most of them stayed west of us but did deliver some damage. some trees were down and we're seeing high winds are the storms that came through around quantico. 68-mile-per-hour gusts reported shortly after 3:00. take a look at radar right now. we're talking about just rain now down in fredricksburg and a little west of leonardtown, just south there. all that will be ma