howard: welcome. lemonis: i'm marcus. howard: marcus, i'm howard. i'm the nice guy, usually, and this is robyn, my partner. robyn: i'm robyn. lemonis: hey, robyn, how are you? nice to meet you. robyn: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: so how long have you guys been in business? robyn: 20 years. lemonis: how did you guys get in business together? howard: we knew each other since high school. lemonis: okay. howard: best friends. robyn: this is my ex-husband. we have two human children, and bowery kitchen is our first child. lemonis: you guys are 50-50? robyn: yes, absolutely. lemonis: who's in charge, between the two of you? robyn: howie. howard: i would say me. robyn: only because it's just like howie maybe started the business, but i'm not allowed to touch the knife wall. howard: yeah. lemonis: this place is big. howard: yeah, we can take you around and show you. lemonis: i would love to see. how many square feet is it? robyn: 4,000 square feet. lemonis: it looks kind of junky to me. customer comes in, no directional signage. howard: "holy [bleep]

howard: why is it newsworthy? chris i think it's newsworthy anytime there's a severity of allegations like this. if the president of the nicest things also newsworthy with bill clinton i think his relationship with bill clinton. spoon i'm not defending him in any way shape or form but is clear epstein is just one of many guests kind of just standing around. >> i think that's absolutely true. and that's the thing you can put something in there is not treating it as though it is damning and a huge new piece of evidence. which i think have not submitted in other news coverage. howard: msnbc was running with this for a couple of days. chris is not being treated as a game changer because it is the president of venus is now in his document women's appearances with someone who is accused of very terrible misdeeds with underage women. i think it is fair to run it, and they necessarily to treat as a game changer.howard: is a ready been to jail the way he treated underage women. okay so kevin spacey want to make clear he fa

on to howard street. this provides a little bit of redundancy in our motorcycle network system in soma. >> so how wide is it? >> it varies in width depending on the need of that election off that streets. eight feet wide to 14 feet wide. like i said, it's based on the need of the street if we need more for loading or transit lane but it's something that we worked on with the fire department and understanding for certain buildings what is the access that they need and can they use the bike way as an access point. and they have. 14 feet is their clear width they need to access. >> with the growth and the use of electric bicycles, you are not worried about speed conflicts like that? we are proposing raised crossings between the concrete parking buffer and the sidewalk so it will slow down anyone in the bike lane when you are a skate boarder or electric scooter or whatever it is. prioritizing pedestrians and creating a safe connection between people who are parking and trying to get to the sidewalk. >> wow. t

howard stern, author of "howard stern comes again." now, trashing rosie was something you had in common with donald trump. >> yeah, well -- >> stephen: okay, how many times did you have donald trump on? >> i-- i-- too many to count. donald trump appears 11 times in my book, and it's a fascinating little ride through the book because i would have donald trump on-- and i say it in the book-- he was maybe one of the best-- top five-- guests of all time. and why? he was wild. i thought i was wild. he would come on. he would start assigning numbers to women and evaluating them. i'm like, "is this guy for real? what is he doing?" >> stephen: like rating them one through 10. >> one through 10. yeah! i'm like, who does that? it's pretty wild. ( booing ) i'm going home. >> stephen: but in your mind a great guest. >> a great guest because he would say anything that came into his mind. he was completely unfiltered. he was talking about his daughter was the most attractive woman he ever met and how much he thought she was hot. what's with this cro

here's stephanopoulos. >> howard stern comes ago. tell me where the title comes from. >> i wanted to inform the audience that i haven't changed, that i still have second grade humor. and hearing guys like you, respected broadcast journalists saying howard stern comes again. i'm coming again. >> reporter: howard stern calls himself the king of all media, his speciality, no-holds-barred interviews. >> do you have in think? >> i'm sure i don't. >> i saw you as a victim. >> reporter: now out with a new book reflecting on some of his biggest guests. >> donald trump would come on my show, and this was why he was great. there was no filter, i'd go, donald, angelina jolie, she's one of the most beautiful actresses in the world. ah, she's a six, you know. who says that? most people, if they're having that thought, keep that pretty guarded. not donald. he was right into it. >> you know who's one of the great beauties in the world? and i helped create her? >> who. >> ivanka. >> most beautiful girl in the world. i would marry her. these types of

i live on 6th street between mish and howard -- mission and howard. when i first started i was a safety coordinator. community engagement is a key component when you're planning on redoing major streets like folsom and howard and it's important for residents to get to and from whatever distinction -- destination they're going to. for the last four years we've engaged seniors to youth and children through community meetings, workshops. as a district result specific designs like increased pedestrian lighting build h -- building-outs and lanes. there's a big difference between checking off that you've done outreach and actively engaging people in the process. as a beautiful example is the bilingual flash cards on utility box we're creating in partnership with the sfmta and bessie carmichael within the special youth district. as a folsom and howard street scape project moves forward we're moving forward to continue worki working with sfmta on streetscape and transportation project projects. thank you. >> clerk: next speaker, alina omiktin. >> i think i ma

howard and jean are here today and i am so honored to have them here as i share their son's story. howard and jean were devastated by the loss of their son and nobody were to blame them if they turned inward to deal with their grief. howard and jean face the world, bravely sharing his story in a mission of their own, their mission is to ensure that sergeant summer's story brings to light america's deadliest war, the 20 veterans we lose every day. while serving in the house i work closely with howard and jean to pass into law the access to care act, legislation that ensures veterans who serve in a classified capacity receive behavioral services in an appropriate care setting. and now it's time to take tr next innovative step to provide the support our service members and veterans have earned. service member's loved ones are not always aware of the resources available to them, resources that can prove critical when they encounter challenges during the active duty or after. we have worked with the department of defense on new legislation to create a network of support for military mem

of oh howard. but later in the war he will do an incredible job in the south under sherman but at chancellorsville, he doesn't like the germans, don't trust them. he and his staff make it plain even to the german members of the staff they're not well-liked and in the germans tend to be misunderstood. are different and not only because they speak german, they're different because the average age in german resident regiments is a bit older because these are men many of whom came over after the failed revolution of 1848, 49in the german-speaking country and elsewhere in europe . they came fleeing persecution after the revolution stale. they come to the united states and fall in love with the freedoms of their new country and by 1860 met one, some of these men, their craftsmen, brewers, professionals and farmers, and family. it children. nonetheless, every german at chancellorsville has volunteered to fight for his new country. for his adopted country . and they fight far better than their given credit

this is parts of howard here. notice this one right here, this was a big one earlier today and this.of you were caught in we had severe thunderstorm wind damage, tree and powerlines down over the interstate near the weigh station. if you know where that around clarksburg, that's where we saw these wires wown. andth that we saw a power or traffic just come to a stand still both directions both north and south. t both ofem were closed for about an hour. they finally started moving people in. you were in that nest, you know what i'm talking about. get ook you a lot longer t home. that's for sure. how about this one? this is near damascus andnd frieip. multiple trees uprooted and down. roofioningals stripped off at least one home. we're going to benterested to see tomorrow, there was a tornado warning at this time. does the national weather service go out tomorrow afternooand survey this. they're going to be looking at pictures and video you've sent in, some of our video that you're going to find on our website, nbcwa

has traded howard to t grizzlies. the term era usually refers to some than one injure riddled season. 's now been on five teams in the last fivea sns. howard did put up decent numbers. 12.8 points, 9.2 rebounds per game. he only played in nine games. in the trade they get c.j. miles who should compete for the starting forward position. howard is expected to be waived or traded by the grizzlies. taking on the ices. mystics win of five straight. best record in the league. they jumped all over vegas. atkins bottom. up 12 early on. then elena forces the turnover. christy toliver out init tion. miysticsup. 31-56 at the half. it took seven seasons for anthony to be selected to his first all-star game. took five days for him to turn down the invitation. soe will rest nagging injuries and prep for the half of the season. the nats with the best record in baseball since may 24th. hosting the royals who lost four straight. how is this for a start? third pitch of the game. tray turner going deep. takes bradr kelle to the -- that

chopper 4 over a massive fire in howard county. flames broke out in a barn on route r97 in.otm glenly. good news here is there are no animals or÷on# chemicals in then miles. in fact, there's so much of it that it showed up on storm team 4 radar. >> today the trump administration announced new asylum rules that would basically end most protection for central american migrants. the rule would deny asylum to any migrant who did not seek asylum in a country they passed through first. for most central american migrants, that cntry would be mexico. ¤%áueát has exceptioned forse tho denied asylum in another country or should the migrant be ablepr to ove they were a victim of humanñ&r trafficking. mexico has not agreed to this. immigration actinu/ts are already promising to sue. >> the president's new policy i. meder way across the country to remove undocunted immigrants from the country. the raids are targeting majoro6 so far they appear to be smaller cf1 o days. over theko weekend many people ÷ raids. others patrolled the streets

turn on read from howard to first. howard is one way, so the left turns are permissible, or they were, because following our investigation, we instituted a no turn on red restriction for a westbound traffic on howard. so this is another four people who lost their lives unnecessarily and tragically. you can see that these are all very early morning, darkness, speed are a factor. that is the primary collision factor in the majority of severe and fatal collisions. just a reminder that we need to keep focusing on getting authorization from speed enforcement. we need to continue the focus on the five on speed and our outreach efforts to get people to slow down as they make their way around the city. so then, just a quick construction, a couple of construction updates, one, with regard to the 16th street platform at the ucsf chase center, we are in the final stages of construction of the platform, and we will be doing our final closure in support of that work. just to remind you, right now we have two different split platfor

black studies transforms howard. even historically black colleges and universities, like howard and fisk, are going to be transformed. when we think about black power and black studies, the movement for black studies is a counter hegemonic movement. it is a movement that is critical of western epistemology. when we think about epistemology as the physical foundation of knowledge, what black studies says -- it's mot just saying we want to replace white elocutors with black, it is saying western civilization is ignoring histories of colonialism, racial slavery, imperialism, and by talking about slavery, reconstruction, the black experience in the west, we reformulate, re-think, and reimagined paradigms and frameworks of, not just intellectual history, but frameworks of culture, politics, gender, leadership, sexual orientation, war, violence, civil society, politics. black studies is a huge intervention which this book underestimates. when we think about ronald walters, ronald walters did not underestimate it. ronald wa

black studies transforms howard. even historically black colleges and universities are going to be transformed. when we think about black power and black studies, the movement for black studies is a counter hegemonic movement. it is a movement that is up this thewestern mileage he. when we think about epistemology as the physical foundation of knowledge, what black studies says i we do not just want to replace white with black, it is saying western civilization is ignoring histories of colonialism, racial slavery, imperialism, and by talking reconstruction, the black experience in the west, we reformulate, re-think, and reimagined paradigms and frameworks of not just intellectual history, but frameworks of culture, politics, gender, leadership, sexual orientation, war, violence, civil society, politics. black studies is a huge intervention which this book underestimates. when we think about ronald walters, he did not underestimate it. he understood it and pushed back against -- even by the 1960's and 1970's, when we

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howard, thank you, for the moment. we are looking again at the pictures from earlier on when the demonstrators who had occupied the legislative council chamber actually melted away, as you can see, council chamber actually melted away, as you can see, because council chamber actually melted away, as you can see, because the riot police had surrounded the building and were going to come inside. so this was a very dramatic day of protest in hong kong, is how it was saying. a pivotal, very symbolic day in modern history of hong kong. these protesters fight for their freedoms. hong kong. these protesters fight for theirfreedoms. we hong kong. these protesters fight for their freedoms. we will see what unfolds in the coming hours and days. you are watching special coverage on bbc news. you're watching beyond 100 days. police clash with pro democracy protestors in hong kong. demonstrators used a more aggressive approach this time as they took over a key government building. police have entered the parliament building to take

a stray bullet hit a window at howard university hospital this morning narrowly missing innocent people inside. >> and that includes a newborn. d.c. police swarmed theas area police had just arrived for work. >> news 4's meagan fitzgerald explains who rush to the aid of patients and who was nearly hit by the gunfire. meagan? >> reporter: yeah, doreen and wendy the shooting happened in broad daylight just before 10:00 this morning. amother and newborn child, they were inside the howard university hospital when a this almost dismisses woman's head, but tonight the employees here are saying it's one of their own that's hero. >> this is not a site neighbors who live in this shaw rh neighbod thought they would wake up to on monday morning. crime scene tape was up while police were out investigating shooting. >> i woke up and started working. my desk faces the howard l, hospita and the next thing you know i hear a couple of pops. >> reporter: brett porter was inside his home when d.c. police say two suspects started chasing and shootint a a man who was running away on fifth street right near

howard: no. i think both of these debates have been terrific and i'm not always the biggest fan of the media, but the moderators in general have done a good job with 10 people on the stage. last night's debate was great. there was a debate about the future of the democratic party and it was a clear debate. i think the voters will make some choices. i thought it was great. tom: the gentleman from rhode island writing in "the washington post," we would suggest that our many conversations over the years, on the donnybrook in detroit, it was the detroit donnybrook, sanders expressed exasperation saying, i get tired of democrats afraid of big ideas. republicans are not afraid of big ideas. the democrats would do good to act like a sports team, watch the film of this encounter, and consider how well medicare for all would hold up on the 2020 battlefield. how do they get to a campaign trump headtake mr. on? howard: i thought the issues discussed were clear. when you have a discussion of the trump head i

. >> you wento howard university andet studied somng totally different. tellows about that and h you made the leap to filmg. makin >> yes, i did. i tent howard university where i studied politics and economics and i got public administration and picy. was on thecademia with politics. but i grew up in the actin world. my mom had me in community theaters throughout atlanta, georgia. soay it was alws something i was involved inkut never too erious until i had my first daughter, and from there, it's like she gave me that courage or that spirit to just go for it. i left my program, and i headed to lacht and start. and started acting. >> so you heaesd to los angel >> yes. so i could take time t withhe big film makers i guess you could say. i had a menr that told me if i need to learn film making i needed to jump int the sea, which is l.a. >> you came back to silver ring. yes, i came back to silver spring with everything i picked up. being on all the great setsn hollywood, brought the knowledge back, put together a phenomenal team. i've been working with george,

howard: we're not choking. lemonis: can you close for a week to do inventory? howard: no. lemonis: then you're choking. his careless merchandising... there's [bleep] everywhere. ...has thrown this store into chaos. howard: that's a real machete. you don't see that in williams & sonoma, do you? lemonis: and despite her mounting frustration, his ex-wife and partner... howard: who makes their wife 50%? robyn: so i haven't done [bleep] here, right? lemonis: ...has been powerless to stop him. that's not what an equal partnership looks like.

black studies transforms howard. even historically black colleges and universities are going to be transformed. when we think about black power and black studies, the movement for black studies is a counter hegemonic movement. it is a movement that is of western episamolo -- epistemology, a movement that is critical of -- as the physical of knowledge what black studies says we do not just want to replace white with black, it is saying western civilization is ignoring histories of colonialism, racial slavery, imperialism, and by talking about slavery, reconstruction, the black experience in the west, we reformulate, re-think, and re-imagine paradigms and frameworks of not just intellectual history, but frameworks of culture, politics, gender, leadership, sexual orientation, war, violence, civil society, politics. black studies is a huge intervention which this book underestimates. when we think about ronald walters, he did not underestimate it. he understood it and pushed back gainst this idea of white control over la

his agent confirmed that howard passed away last week. movies like blade runner mean that his legacy lives on. all right so this talk about the weather germany's national weather service says that winds day solve the hottest day on record as western europe swelter is in the 2nd heat wave in as many weeks we can tell you it was hot here in berlin 40.5 degrees celsius or measured in the west of the country belgium and the netherlands they also saw their temperature records broken people near the coast they flocked to the beaches to keep cool those not so close to the water they had to improvise local trains in paris they had to be slowed due to melting cables and even the city's most famous landmark there you see it going down the chocolate version it just could not take. 10. that gives a new meaning to hot chocolate doesn't it folks you're watching the news from berlin up next the plane maker boeing announcing massive losses that and more in the w. business news with janell's stick around for that. first . home. of species. that we're seei

formerly a place where folks got sent to jail and prison, and now it's a justice nter. >> reporter: howard's mission was activated by being sent to jail at a young age. she was still in high scol, on track for college, when she was arrested. we're not naming the charges because her criminal record has since beially expunged. her experience made her especially concerned about inmates' mental health, which studies show is more seriously ed among jailed women th men. >> and let me tell you, if you don't already have struggles with mental wellness, you're definitely going to get some mental health issues when you're locked into a cage, when you're shackled at your wrists and at your ankles, when you're made to pull your pants and cough and squat in front of several sheriffs at a time. >> reporter: howard and other activists opposed l.a. county's plans to convert a former immigrant detention center into a new women's jail. and earlier this year, the county board of supervisors changed their mis about creating the new facility. >> and so we blew it up. that's the gws. the bad news is we don't know

parts of howard county as well. does not include the district, but if you just draw this line right here it would include parts of northwest d.c. right around friendship heights area and heads up. look around bethesda and rockville region. look at aspen hill. very strong storm moving off towards the east, and on this th here around colesville around 515 and advanceville at 5:33 so a very dangerous storm right now continuing to move off towards the east. a few more back towards the west and another towards leesburg ang a strotorm just around 66 and fauquier county. this is the one we're watching in from montgomery county right on up towards apen hill and the only storm in the ea. >> thanks, doug. >>> only on news 4, the video of a police pursuit from prince george's county into the district t.ended with a cruiser crashing through a fence. coming up, residents w say this happens too often. >> plus, a d.c. council member under fire again tonight.t tense exchange today as he trind to defe himself from allegations he vio

the bbc‘s howard johnson joins us from manila. howard, how serious is the dengue infection in the country? well, rico, serious enough to declare a nationwide alert. that's not a national effort ma, so not every pa rt national effort ma, so not every part of the country is suffering from dengue at the moment, but at the moment five or six regions are suffering from dengue —— national emergency. you suffering from dengue —— national emergency. you can see suffering from dengue —— national emergency. you can see out of the window, it is rain rainy season and between june and october window, it is rain rainy season and betweenjune and october lots of rains come through the region and thatis rains come through the region and that is perfect for the mosquitoes that is perfect for the mosquitoes that caused the disease. it causes terrible fever and headaches and pains in thejoints and terrible fever and headaches and pains in the joints and what the government is doing is raising awareness to make sure people cover themselves

>> sit on out howard. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? you know what they say? >> sit on it, arnold. >> that's what they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i'm really sorry it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey, dafazio. they're here. all right. laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she's mine. this is shirley feeney. she's yours. as you can see. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silli

and howard was there to be the straw that stirred the drink. >> come on! let's go! let's go! >> the pairing of howard cosell with don meredith is a classic sitcom odd couple kind of pairing. you couldn't help but be swept up by what those guys were saying. the booth itself was almost like a variety show. >> we have our expert with us here this evening. >> i called it a traveling freak show and it really was a traveling freak -- and the head freak was howard, ain't no question about that. >> the tension between the two of them made for the kind of the thing that you wanted to see every week. >> professional football is rapidly growing into a very big business. >> you understand football. our football, not what they call football in europe. >> i like to watch it. i don't understand too much. >> would you like to learn more about it? >> we were on a mission that took us very close to saying, screw the football fan because he's going to come anyway. what we needed to do is appeal to women. we needed to appeal to the casual football fan. that's why we started telling stories that

liz howard with the brennan center for justice, her website center.org. we will go to mississippi, independent line. caller: good morning. i would like your guests to comment on the story about the linkedin billionaire interfering in the 2017 elections -- special election against roy moore, creating a facebook account that attracted a number of people and it turns out that it was a fraud to try and turn the campaign for the democrats. i would like to hear your guest's opinion on that. host: are you aware of that? guest: i have heard the alabama secretary of state discuss the issue and i know he reached out to multiple social media companies and has worked to address the distribution of disinformation in his state. onst: we are really focused doing toign actors are undermine our democracy and our election system and i can't really speak to domestic. host: i guess the points we are getting from the bipartisan senate committee is that they are not talking about how foreign actors can influence or shape social media but how they can influence the actual retur

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with the message but is damage already done we bring in cliff of you know americans for liberty and howard franklin a democrat strike that strategist thank you for joining us. good morning. >> good morning. lauren: is the damage already done, cliff? what do you think? >> i think the damage here is really going to be more in the conversation as this moves forward. i mean the squad they're getting a lot of air time they're getting a lot of attention and to me somebody who is looking to advance free markets -- i think it is going to a welcome conversation with the squad really putting forward this idea of what i would call radical leftism or socialism so i think when you look at it from a perspective of, you know, this conversation is going to continue. ting this is just getting started. but i think it is an opportunity for them to really have a real conversation about these radical ideas and they are right front and center right now. >> howard that seems to be strategy as of now the president is saying that democratic party is controlled by these four loud voices. they are anti-american, the

how do you protect yourself, be safe in howard safer is here with that. howard, what do people do? >> what they do, they obey the rules and the rules are going to be very clear. the first thing that the secret service, the park police, d.c. metro police are going to do is they're going to establish a secure perimeter around the area. they'll have chutes, controlled access where they make sure that everybody goes through security. you can't bring umbrellas, backpacks, nonservice dogs. only yourself, no alcohol. they'll get you into an area where you'll be safe and where there's lots of personnel and technology looking at what is going on. >> neil: but that doesn't stop crowds from going at each other. we've seen what has happened in the past. how do you control that? >> well, you know, as i understand it, protesters will be confined to freedom plaza. they're separated by barriers that are put up by the authorities. a real large presence of police to keep them apart. nothing is perfect, but i think one thing about the venue of washington is all of these agencies have handled large de

it's an easy argument for him to make. >> howard, i want to dig more into that polling data. it put biden ahead, 18 points ahead of bernie sanders, and then biden's lead remains big in several key states according to two other new polls. in south carolina he's leading the pack with 39%. harris is in second at 12%. in ohio, he has 31%, harris and sanders tied for second at 14%. with all of this new data that we have, we have the second democratic debate coming up, who has the most to gain and who has the most to lose here? >> biden remains in the catbird seat. he still has the most to lose in this case. i think this polling shows that the bounce from the last debate may have dissipated for the front-runners who were able to distinguish themselves in kamala harris and elizabeth warren. we're resetting the deck. we have another set of debates, many of the front runners are scheduled to be on the same stage at the same time. so we may reset the deck yet again. i think the vice president will be a little better prepared to defend that lead when this debate ensues. >> yeah tchyeah.

what do you make of these numbers, howard? >> i think those numbers are evidence by two political lifetimes, building a coalition of voters of all different ages, colors, orientations, and one shaky debate performance won't be enough to unravel that coalition, especially considering how crowded the democratic field is. i think certainly folks like kamala harris can keep chipping away at it, but it won't be undone in a week's time. cheryl: i want to focus one more thing with you and this comes from joe biden, same topic but a different story. he went after president trump's foreign policy and he did not mince words. he said basically he's conducted himself as a. hillaryas erratic, chestpumpingn by twitter tantrums. what do you make of that. >> democrats and joe biden are the boy who cried wolf. for years, we heard that donald trump's going to lead us to war if he's president. he's going to be d divisive in creating enemies. he's taken it to our enemies and adversaries. barack obama and joe biden were apology and apeasement peop

griffith stadium now is covered by howard university. we have a pride day coming up august 9th, visit that to see where home plate used to be at. that's where the negro league games took place. >> we have the team in baltore? >> baltimore. >> eli giants. >> and one in bowie. >> we had so many other teams, also sand lot teams, but tse players ended up playing sometimes to substituteor when the negro le wue, whichre talking about the national negro league, they would substitute and play for the eli giants or the washington homestead greats right here in the nation's capital. >> and you're telling me there were thousands of baseball players. >> that's correct because they had a southern league. and a league in the northern part where the harrisburg giants played. and these players knew each otr. and we just don't talk enough about this. and i think what's happened is when i say our community, they have been living among us all the time, but a lot of them never even thought about talking about it. >> there were also women in the leagues. >>

howard sung acting director of the water programs. commissioners, this will be our second part of our two-part workshop in advance of our monthly updates. at our last workshop we provided an overview of this program and went over the construction manager, general contractor cmgc model being used for our headworks and biosolids. we also discussed how we incorporated environmental justice into the program and went over our workforce development strategies. for today i would like to recap on the approach as well as go over how we cost estimate -- how we cost estimate our projects and how we address project risks before we dive into the two biggest projects in head work ones and biosolids given they their respective project managers. at our last workshop we presented the concept of a traditional design bid build and the construction manager general contractor, cm/gc approach. to recap the majority of our projects were using the bid build project where we developed 100% of steins and put the project out to bid. at no time during the design

most recently, howard university hospital was run by paladin health care hospital. that agreement ended in march. two major hospitals in our area, the washington adventist hospital and the shady grove medical center. it's about to open a brand new hospital in white oak next month. >> one of the most talked about tennis players in the world is going to be playing in the district today. coco gauff is going to be competing in rock creek park. she won her doubles match last night. the two now advance to the quarterfinals. last night was gauff's first u.s.ppearance since she beat venus williams at wimbledon. for young tennis fans, she's quite the role model. >> no matter how old you your ethnicity, your gender it don't matter that you can do anything you want if you put your mind to it. >> this tournament benefits the washington tennis and education foundation. >>> we're getting ready to clear the shelters in a few weeks. if you can't wait until august 17th, you are lucky. news 4's derek ward is live with totails on how you can add a new friend to your fy. derek? >> repo

. >> howard stern was stunned by anderson's revelation on his radio show in 2014. but the cnn anchor said he understand why his mom would not want to pass down her fortune. >> who's inherited a lot of money that has gone on to do things in their life? from the time i was growing up, if i felt like that there was some pot of gold waiting for me, i don't know that i would have been so motivated. >> "e.t." has obtained a copy of vanderbilt's will, which she signed. last year and it turns out anderson is inheriting nearly all of his mother's estate estimated at around $200 million. that money comes from vanderbilt's fashion empire. and here family's railroad fortune. in another twist, gloria's middleson, chris, anderson's half-brother was cut out of the will. flower ya talked about their e strangement in their documentary. >> chris has disassociated from us. he never wants to see any of us again -- >> when was the last time -- >> when he was 22. >> as for anderson the 52-year-old journalist doesn't need the money. he reportedly makes $12 million a year and his net wort

yeah, that's how we know castle howard. over at the unesco world heritage site at the lake district, there's a more cautionary note. everyone wants to take photographs and get them straight on social media so they can show their friends where they've been. you've got to get up high to get the top shots, and mountain rescue teams are worried. many people have fallen to their death or major injury. all you need is a gust of wind when you're concentrating on that photograph and you're over the edge. so you need to be careful and know what hazards are around you when you're taking selfies. one big question when taking selfies is, to have a selfie stick or not to have a selfie stick? my daughters tell me that these aren't very cool, apparently, and i suspect that's because when you do use one, you get far more of the view and less of the pouting human. danny savage, bbc news. danny savage there on the latest selfie trend. now, india are playing new zealand at old trafford for a place in the cricket world cup final — with the w

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blows off national anthem and now insulting president trump, the media debate over megan repino, i'm howard kurtz and this is media buzz. ♪ ♪ >> media fixated on one exchange. >> to hear you talk about the reputation of two united states senator who is built their reputations and career of segregation of race in this country and it was not only that but also worked with them to oppose busing. >> my position across the board. i did not trace racist, that's not true, number 2, if we want to have campaign litigated on who supports civil rights and whether i did or that the, i'm happy to do that. >> join to go analyze the culture emily, sarah fisher, media reporter or axios and fox news contributor and now run georgetown's university politics. let's put front page, huge picture of kamala harris, hope to zoom in, journalists on the left and right agree, strong moment for kamala, weak moment for biden, many of them wait to go pounce on joe biden for misstep and to talk someone like kamala harris who is more liberal and not a white male. >> this provided an opportunity for that, i agree with y