tom horn stood alone. ince tom horn's demise, the partisans have maintained he was railroaded for the murder of willie nickel. in order to punish him for his earlier assassinations. assert that the jury consisted of homesteaders and small ranchers who hated the companies, that is horn's employers, and the jurors convict even if the evidence did not warrant it. after much study, my position is probably committed the murder. coroner's ipt of the inquest, 400 pages, the trial transcript of 700 pages are all today in the wyoming state archives. newspaper coverage was very thorough. inclined a bit towards the journalism of that day. while i am aware that the miscaromings of justice do occur in our judicial system, john ensured that horn received the best possible defense. that the defense had at best a very weak case. first of all, the confession to marshal lafours was devastating to the defense. would be confession entrapment today in our judicial setting, presiding judge richard scott who presided at horn's c

. >> tom: jaylon smith with his second sack. they're utilizing him in more ways. >> mike: last year as a true freshman, jaylon was just an outside linebacker. now to bring him in to blitz, an inside player, man-to-man. they're asking an awful lot of jaylon smith. and he's one of the top linebackers in the country. >> tom: 1:52 on the clock. purdue with two time-outs left. >> mike: you've got to start taking some shots at the end zone. down and distance doesn't matter. the clock winding down. you've got to take some shots. >> tom: here's etling setting up. rolling to his right. and tloelg. another interception. >> mike: that was joe schmidt with the interception. there's the young man living the dream. passed up some scholarship offers from some big-time schools to walk on at notre dame. >> tom: they felt a little guilty asking his dad to pay all that tuition, but his dream was to play at notre dame. he walked on. his mom, deborah and joe, are here to see him. joe lived his dream by playing at notre dame. was a walk-on. had the d

i see some special friends, tom and christy vilsack and i heartyly echo what tom harkin said about tom's service as secretary of agriculture. he and i worked together. he really likes my book because he's in it. [laughter] i also want to thank christy for her service and she's carrying that forward on u.s.a.i.d. you know, it does really feel just like yesterday when i was last here at the harkin steak fry or as my husband now prefers . call it, the stir fry as i recall, there was a young senator from illinois there, the same time. and i wonder whatever happened to him. well, it's been seven years, and a lot has changed. senator obama became president obama. [cheers and applause] and to my great surprise, he asked me to join his team as a member of his cabinet, so we went from rivals to partners to friends. and sometimes we would even reminisce a little about old days, and let me tell you, he sure loves iowa. [cheers and applause] now, with -- when tom harkin called and asked me to come, i have to admit, i wasn't sure what to say. i've got a few things on my mind these days. first -- [che

>> i'm not sure, tom. but it has taken us seven months now to even get to the point where we're attacking isis from the air. and for those of us who have watched this unfold and watch this relatively small terrorist organization gain more ground and more time than any other terrorist organization in history and watch the failure of response, for us to hit them from the air as they were going town by town across iraq, it is frankly amazing to me that we have had such a little effort so late in the game. 176 air strikes up until yesterday. we had 118,000 when could you wait was invaded that destroyed 47 divisions. so for those that have watched this and called hearings and called for a response we're just disappointed that it is so little too late. and i think the focus going forward has to be getting a robust response and finally arming the kurds who as of today still don't have the types of heavy weapons they need, antimissile, you know -- antitank missiles, artillery, long range more tars. >> and they are

tom sullivan is willing in for lou dobbs. tom is one of the best in the business. so if you love lou dobbs, you're going to love tom sullivan. here he is. ♪ ♪ tom: good evening, everyone. i am calm sullivan and for lou dobbs and we have news. giving president obama the arms and the funds to take on the islamist state terrorists. and while iranian president talked about this today, he blasted the new obama strategy as ridiculous. >> we cannot tolerate this and it doesn't make any difference from our viewpoints if the person is muslim or jewish or the father of any religion. tom: he went on to question president obama on the ground in iraq, are they afraid of their soldiers being killed in the fight that they claim is against terrorism and holding it hearing just days tom: lists and the minnesota vikings tell adrian peterson to stay away from one of the nfl's most prominent sponsors. but where is roger goodell in all of this and we begin in washington where the list of senior defense officials current and past calling for ground troops and the so-called adamant g

i see some special friends, tom and christie, and i heartily echo what tom harkin said about tom's service as secretary of agriculture. he and i worked together. he really likes my book because he is in it. but i also want to thank christie for her service. she is carrying that forward, continuing to work on feed the future and a lot of the programs that tom and i thought -- pioneered together. it does really feel just like yesterday when i was last here at the harkin steak fry. our as my husband prefers to call it now, the stirfried. [laughter] as i recall, there was a young senator from illinois here at the same time. i wonder whatever happened to him. it has been 70 years and a lot has changed. senator obama became president obama. and to my great surprise, he asked me to join his team as a member of his cabinet. rivals the partners to friends. sometimes we would even reminisce a little bit about old days. let me tell you, he sure loves iowa. [applause] now, when tom harkin called and asked me to come, i have to admit that i wasn't sure what to say. i've got a few things on my mind the

. >> tom: jaylon smith with his second sack. they're utilizing him in more ways. >> mike: last year as a true freshman, jaylon was just an outside linebacker. now to bring him in to blitz, an inside player, man-to-man. they're asking an awful lot of jaylon smith. and he's one of the top linebackers in the country. >> tom: 1:52 on the clock. purdue with two time-outs left. >> mike: you've got to start taking some shots at the end zone. down and distance doesn't matter. the clock winding down. you've got to take some shots. >> tom: here's etling setting up. rolling to his right. and tloelg. another interception. >> mike: that was joe schmidt with the interception. there's the young man living the dream. passed up some scholarship offers from some big-time schools to walk on at notre dame. >> tom: they felt a little guilty asking his dad to pay all that tuition, but his dream was to play at notre dame. he walked on. his mom, deborah and joe, are here to see him. joe lived his dream by playing at notre dame. was a walk-on. had the d

tom: pretty quick. if you go back to this account of a reveal, a lot of people are saying that they have lost a lot of things. they have never interviewed secretary clinton or eyewitnesses and to us it wasn't a very good report and the members are selected by the secretary of state, which in my opinion does not make them an independent board, since the person that they are really looking at and what their communications and standards war is the one that selected them to be on the committee. and so we have uncovered some things and discuss some things today about the arb that i thought was very interesting. and also we had one individual on the state department that answered the questions that he was asked as best as the he could and he was not there during the attack, but he had been there. >> are you going to have former secretary clinton, some of these guys that you have been talking to recently that were there, cia contractors? >> i don't know who the chairman has lined up to come in to testify, but

>> when we return, tom steyer's paradise. running this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? ♪ >> the northern california coast is one of the most picturesque places in the united states, so it is no wonder this is where billionaire tom steyer spends his time. a few miles inland from the pacific is the 1,800 acre ranch steyer and his wife kathryn taylor bought in 2002. only an hour outside of san francisco, it's a world away. buying this ranch, was it your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can only blame my wife for that one. originally we bought it because the land had been so misused, you could dump stuff here if you paid them a fee. there had been a d.e.a. raid. they had people -- >> why? >> i think they were growing dope. >> oh. running this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? >> i'll tell you how it's the same and how it's incredibly different. it's the same in the sense that you think this looks like an asset, but it

i see some special friends, tom and christie, and i heartily echo what tom harkin said about tom's service as secretary of agriculture. he and i worked together. he really likes my book because he is in it. but i also want to thank christie for her service. she is carrying that forward, continuing to work on feed the future and a lot of the programs that tom and i thought -- pioneered together. it does really feel just like yesterday when i was last here at the harkin steak fry. our as my husband prefers to call it now, the stirfried. [laughter] as i recall, there was a young senator from illinois here at the same time. i wonder whatever happened to him. it has been 70 years and a lot has changed. senator obama became president obama. and to my great surprise, he asked me to join his team as a member of his cabinet. rivals the partners to friends. sometimes we would even reminisce a little bit about old days. let me tell you, he sure loves iowa. [applause] now, when tom harkin called and asked me to come, i have to admit that i wasn't sure what to say. i've got a few things on my mind the

the 20 point difference between the two toms, tom wolf and tom corbett shows wolf ahead with likely voters and undecided of 12, so it would make up the gives and registered voters had an 18 point difference with wolf over corbett. what's interesting it will boil down to turnout. you have a poll that shows a different number if the turnout is what we think which will be low. >> here's the good news for governor corbett. in the poll that we did for pvi in august, the governor was at 25 points down. he is 17 points down with most registered voters we're talking about a seven-point gain. the good news he is bringing republican voters back, you can't be 20 or 25 points behind as the muhlenberg poll shows the quinnipiac shows without losing your own party you're not doing well. the governor is up to 62% of his own party's vote that's the good news. the second part is that he must do better among independent voters particularly those who live in the philadelphia suburbs. it's impossible to win an election if you're a republican in this state if you don't win the philly suburbs and lehigh valley,

tom? >> i will defer to ryan on that one. grasp of the internal dynamics and syria right now. one thing is necessary in -- ifg up the opposition you are going to be in this game, you need to be in to win. be recognizing borders against an enemy that does not recognize borders itself. i think once we do feel we have political allies in the region , yourk with us in tandem have to take the fight to them. you have to hurt them. and you have to hurt them wherever they are. when areo we have -- we confident that we have political allies in the region question mark what is the necessary point that we reach before we do everything we can to attack isis without boots on in conjunction with other forces on the ground with what is necessary now? what is the danger of waiting question mark -- waiting? what you think of the new prime minister? >> did be determined, charlie. it really comes -- he really comes from the same party as nouri al-maliki. ?> ryan question mark see nothing to suggest that he d

i want to say that everything tom said about bruce is true. but i'm going to tell you a story that will make it more meaningful and i hope will make a better case at least indirectly for jack and monica vernon and for all your ongressional candidates. i think a mother with six kids belongs in congress and i've heard some of those sexist say anybody that can raise six kids can run a foreign 500 company, they can certainly handle a seat in congress and do it justice. hope you will help stays. -- stacy. >> i thank brad anderson for running for secretary of state. effort a republican wins a secretary of state job they try to restrict voting rights and i don't like that too much. that's what wanted to say. i want you to think about what all this means. what does it mean to say that we respect our opponents and we don't mind it if they disagree with us, vote against us, do whatever, but in the end we have to find a way to work together, to make agreements to get the show on the road. they think they are right all the time and if they make an agreeme

tom costello, our nbc aviation industry analyst, tom, give us the latest. what do we know about where this plane is now. >> the coast guard says it has dispatched a c-130 from clearwater, that's quite a bit of a flight, clearwater has taken off in search and following this unresponsive plane. as you know, this plane took off earlier this morning from rochester, new york, bound for, we believe, naples, florida. it never arrived. actually it continued flying at 25,000 feet and they have not been in contact, in communication with the pilot since about 10:00 a.m. or so. so we're now looking at four and a half hours since then. we believe that the plane is a relatively new plane about, a 2014 model, we're told, with a range of somewhere in the neighborhood of 1583 nautical miles, plus reserves. it is getting close to the end of that reserves -- of those reserves right now. the plane in a straight line, as you can see, flying off the coast of florida. as it approached cuban airspace -- first of all, as it was unresponsive, norad scrambled two f-15s to intercept t

i see some special friends, tom and christie, and i heartily echo what tom harkin said about tom's service as secretary of agriculture. he and i worked together. he really likes my book because he is in it. but i also want to thank christie for her service. she is carrying that forward, continuing to work on feed the future and a lot of the programs that tom and i thought -- pioneered together. it does really feel just like yesterday when i was last here at the harkin steak fry. our as my husband prefers to call it now, the stirfried. [laughter] as i recall, there was a young senator from illinois here at the same time. i wonder whatever happened to him. it has been 70 years and a lot has changed. senator obama became president obama. and to my great surprise, he asked me to join his team as a member of his cabinet. rivals the partners to friends. sometimes we would even reminisce a little bit about old days. let me tell you, he sure loves iowa. [applause] now, when tom harkin called and asked me to come, i have to admit that i wasn't sure what to say. i've got a few things on my mind the

tom rogers told the truth when he found out and i give tom rogers credit. he's the man who got the ball rolling. c-span: fox com, what's that story? >> guest: fox, was an interesting aspect. the federal government wanted to -- at the end of the day foxconn was the weird contract that the providers decided. members of congress their time is extremely valuable and when they vote they either go underground or bagram. when you go underground to cell phones literally would not work. chairman thomas, bill thomas of california, there was a contract to wire on the house side these devices that would repeat signals signal some members of congress could use their cell phones. there were two companies ldc and fox gone. two members of congress for supporting each company. one member was supporting one company in their district and fox gone was in tel aviv-based company. and had american connections but originally from tel aviv in israel. bill thomas did not want to get in between the two members of congress. as i came in as chairman he let the contracts it. our surgeon

tom? >> i think the legitimate critique from my point of view of obama on all of this is that he came to office, he ran on getting out of iraq, getting out of afghanistan. he won a mandate in effect to do that. but his mind set was all about getting out. it wasn't about getting out in a certain way, in a certain context that would leave something truly sustainable behind. he made homage to that, he tipped his cap to it but basically he wanted out and i think that you know, historians will debate hard and long about whether we got out in the right way at the right time and now that's one reason we are being sucked back in. >> rose: reluctantly so. tom, you argued often in many columns i read that we needed a lot of nation building back home and that's probably where the president's head was. >> absolutely and mine too. i have sympathy with it. we spent $2 trillion on this project in afghanistan and iraq, not to mention the lives of iraqis, afghans, americans and others. and their schools th

i'll be chatting with businessman turned environmental activist tom steyer. tom steyer was born and raised in the financial capital of the u.s., new york city, but chose to open his company, farallon, in san francisco. he founded the company with $8 million, and by the time he stepped down he turned the initial investment into $30 billion, making it the fourth-largest hedge fund in the world. his personal fortune is an estimated $2.6 billion. not content with the golf course, steyer reinvented himself as an activist, funding and starring in a series of public service announcements. >> i'm tom styer. each week, we take a look at the keystone pipeline proposal. >> he believes the pipeline will escalate the production of the controversial canadian oil sands. >> the question here was, is this a chance to change our trajectory in terms of energy? is this a chance to change the way people think about it and the way the policies are shaped around energy? >> we caught up with steyer in the tiny town of mayflower, arkansas, where he was getting a look at the cleanup s

tom? >> i will defer to ryan on that one. i have a good grasp of the internal dynamics and syria right now. one thing is necessary in showing up the opposition -- if you are going to be in this game, you need to be in to win. you cannot be recognizing borders against an enemy that does not recognize borders itself. i think once we do feel we have political allies in the region to work with us in tandem, you have to take the fight to them. you have to hurt them. and you have to hurt them wherever they are. >> when do we have -- when are we confident that we have political allies in the region? what is the necessary point that we reach before we do everything we can to attack isis without boots on the ground, and in conjunction with other forces on the ground with what is necessary now? what is the danger of waiting? what you think of the new prime minister? >> did be determined, charlie. it really comes -- he really comes from the same party as nouri al-maliki. >> ryan? >> i see nothing to

it's no wonder tom asked him to be his state director. and he and monica vernon are going to make a great team in the state capitol. [applause] i met stacy apple and her formly when she was in her first year in the state senate. she had worked her way up from minimum wage to manager at an iowa department store. and as a financial consultant she helped families plan for retirement and save for college. and she did it all while being a great mom to her six kids. [applause] her firsthand experience with the economic pressures facing iowa families made her look around and think we can do better. nd now with your help, she's poised to be the first woman ever to represent iowa in the united states congress. [applause] and dave and jim and pat will bring wisdom, compassion to a congress where those qualities are in short supply. and bruce, bruce has his own story. after his dad was badly injured in a grain elevator accident, his mom went back to school and worked like crazy to get her teaching degree and to support their family. she inspired bru

. >>> an actor who appears in a commercial for tom wolf answers tough questions about a prior movie experience. rose mi mir has the story. >> reporter: i spoke to tom wolf's press secretary who tell meese the campaign did do a partial vetting with you but that this controversy did not come up. the campaign says it's simply a distraction. but we wanted to find out fit was serious enough to sway voters. >> this one particular instance i don't think at this point will hurt tom wolf too deeply. >> reporter: the controversy centers around this political add for tom wolf. >> he serred in the peace corps in india. >> reporter: the man seen here, allen beniak was in a graphic film called "breeding farm". >> do you consider this movie a pornographic movie? >> reporter: i tracked him down over the phone to talk about the horror flick which features torture scenes involving nude

is tom harkin's seat. he is retiring after 40 years as a federal lawmaker, and his seat is in jeopardy now. this race could not be any closer. it is completely tied up right now, which i don't think the democrats expected. six months ago, if you had said, will we get a republican nominee in this race who could possibly harkin's designated protÉge, i do not think any democrats would think that was possible. you had this no-name republican come in, and caught fire and surged up in the polls. now, there is no way anyone can tell you who is going to win. this raises extremely close. people here are hoping that hillary clinton can say bruce's name enough times to get people fired up about him. >> a governor's race as well. what do you expect in those contests? >> we have a des moines area u.s. house race that could switch from republican hands into democratic hands. i expect hillary clinton will be mentioning that democratic candidate, stacy apple, a former state senator. she is running against a .esser-known

pennsylvania governor tom corbett will go face to face with democratic challenger tom wolf this morning in hershey. recent polls show wolf with a commanding 24-point lead over the republican incumbent. wolf is also headed into the final seven weeks of the campaign with a more than $1.5 million cash advantage over corbett. the political watchdog group committee of 70 says despite the numbers, governor corbett won't go down without a fight. >> you're going to see over the next couple of weeks is a lot of money coming into pennsylvania in support of tom corbett's candidacy. you're going to see a blitz of tv ads, and you're going to see very aggressive behavior by the corbett campaign to try to close that gap. >> now, kaplan says performance is key in tonight's debate as voters will pay close attention to not only what the candidates are saying, but how they conduct themselves. the debate is at 7:30 in hershey. you can watch it on our website, nbc10.com. it's expected to draw about 1,600 people. that's the first debate. then they go at it october 1st in philadelphia. the third debate will b

but not tom har kin. instead he tused himself off. climbed right back up on that truck and got back to work. now i grew up in a middle class family outside of chicago. when i got to know tom and ruth, i recognized in them the same values that i learned from my own parents. my mother had a childhood that none of us would want. she had to start working when i was 15. she overcame all that she faced and became a wonderful mother to me and my brothers and she channelled her own struggles into a deep conviction that there is worth dignity in every human being. that everyone matters. that everyone deserves not just a chance but a second chance and even a third chance to keep going and to make something of themselves. that was one of the most important lessons of my life. to open doors and put that ladder up for others. top keeps score in politics the same way that bill and i do. do children have brighter futures? do we find ways to work together instead of being apart and divided? one of the reasons this election when it comes to moving ame

tom kodder. . neil: all right, so scotland is staying, but also staying is this anti-establishment sentiment that did not go away. that's the only scottish thing i'll do. but it is spreading to other european countries and even in the united states, this notion, that people just want to rebel, that they've had it with the powers that be, regardless of where those powers are to be. to former ceo tom stenberg, one thing i noticed in a lot of the votes on this, even though the no vote was bigger than thought is it's close to half the scots

>> tom, we still have the fatal accident in maryland. the off-ramp of branch avenue is still blocked going to allentown road. we just received word of that. you may want to find another route if you're traveling in that area. taking a look at the american legion bridge from marylanded to virginia, seeing more volume on the roads. no major delays. continuing into virginia and crossing the woodrow wilson bridge. no incidents reported. again, on to the outer loop in prince george's county. >> as americans, we do not give into fear. with when you harm our citizens, when you threat especially the united states, when you threaten our allies, it unites us. we pull together. we stand together to defend this country we love and make sure justice is done. >> president obama thanking lawmakers. opposition already fighting isis on the ground. tracie potts live on capitol hill. when will the president sign is off on this? >> probably pretty quickly. it was his idea. breaking news that the french started air strikes in iraq. president hollande claimin

senator, tom harkin. [laughter] [applause] [applause] >> all right, here we go. >> i see a few guys. >> thank you, guys. [applause] >> thanks. well. welcome, everyone. [applause] 37th steak fry. imagine, 37 steak fries and we haven't tried the steak yet. the grillers always wanted to talk about that. know that iou to have a better winning streak than 40 years. in the congress. i have love -- of love and partnership with a wonderful woman by the name of ruth harkin. [applause] go on, get up, ruth. of course, all of you know the story, but what the hack, i will say it again. better me saying it than someone else. we both ran for office together in 1972. i ran for congress. ruth ran for county attorney. the best politician one. [laughter] i'll give you a hint, it wasn't me. countys the only woman attorney in iowa and the only democrat in the story county courthouse. [applause] she actually did so well at that job that when i ran two years later, a lot of people were saying -- well, you know, if she's that go

tom? >> good morning. sky mostly clear over northwest washington and looking north into bethesda on the horizon. southern montgomery county. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera. it's only in the low 50s. much of the area, 40 in the rural areas. chilly through 8:00. a few high clouds. then a lot of sunshine. by noontime, up into the low 70s and quickly jumping into the upper 70s by late afternoon with the low humidity, plenty of sunshine. a gorgeous september day coming up. a look at the next chance of rain. that's next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:5 1. now, there is an accident melissa is talking about. >> 95 and dumb fris. the exit ramp is closed. there is police response. they're blocking things off. >> the beltway at colesville road looking good. no major issues into or out of town. you're looking good at this point. my friends looking good there as well. i am back in ten minutes. back to you at 4:51. >>> melissa, thank you. the request ray rice is making to try and overturn his suspensio

tom and i haven't had a conversation about this issue ever. so when tom says he's telling me something, he's not telling the truth. if we had a conversation, i would have asked you should a person be able to buy a gun without a background check? should a person be able to buy a gun without a background check? yes or no. >> no. >> should a person with a mental illness be able to buy a gun without a background check? >> it would depend on the severity of the mental illness and with the diagnosis was. >> what about someone who has a recent order against them? a protective order? >> you want to go over the whole bill? >> it's the first opportunity they have had to ask you. >> the things we say that we are interviewed in the press are available in the press. if you're not looking at it, your staff can tell you i did tell you this. >> you admit we never had a conversation? >> we have conversations all the time in the press. >> ladies and gentlemen, it's about these two guys. it give them the respect and let them have this conversation so that we are

tom and i haven't had a conversation about this issue ever. so when tom says he's telling me something, he's not telling the truth. if we had a conversation, i would have asked you should a person be able to buy a gun without a background check? should a person be able to buy a gun without a background check? yes or no. >> no. >> should a person with a mental illness be able to buy a gun without a background check? >> it would depend on the severity of the mental illness and with the diagnosis was. who has aout someone recent order against them? a protective order? >> you want to go over the whole bill? >> it's the first opportunity they have had to ask you. >> the things we say that we are interviewed in the press are available in the press. if you're not looking at it, your staff can tell you i did tell you this. >> you admit we never had a conversation? >> we have conversations all the time in the press. >> ladies and gentlemen, it's about these two guys. it give them the respect and let them have this conversation so that we are better inf

i am tom keene. dow futures down, looking up gold up a big $16. >> treasury secretary jack lew -- >> i call him jacob. >> tries to plan down on tax inversions. cook, our chief washington correspondent, following the story and joins us now from washington with the very latest. what is the blowback from congress? can treasury unilaterally -- >> it depends who you are talking to, scarlet. give it a whole long list of democrats praising jack lew for taking this action, giving the gridlock in congress inability for a bipartisan to deal with the inversion issue, and you have republicans on the other side not necessarily criticizing jack lew for taking this action here, but criticizing him for not pushing further for corporate tax reform, which they say is the real solution to the problem of these committees moving overseas just ugly for the tax benefits. a safe without dealing with the larger picture, you have not really solved this problem, and they are trying to put pressure on the administration to do t

i am tom keene and scarlet fu. for the hour,ost michael holland of holiday company, director of the china fund. we also have with us anders corr of corr analytics. mike, what is the business impact on china on hong kong? you'll be heading to the chinese city in two weeks. >> it is not good. that is an understatement. if it gets to be several hundred thousand protesters in the streets in the next few weeks, that will be more than unpleasant. it will be disruptive for the central government in beijing. they have lots of things to consider including that they have given -- anders' description of putin before issuing his chops. he is absolutely a strong guy and he is showing the hong kong people if you think you are going to do the stuff, it is not going to happen because we cannot have that in beijing. >> we cannot have a set a precedent for what is happening in macau and taiwan as well. >> precisely. >> china will solely try to get these protesters to go away. they will not do another tiananmen square. they are in it

tom wolf. he'd be a different kind of governor. he served in t india. and then got a phd from mit. and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. >>> no these socks didn't all disappear in your dryer, there are 43.5 socks here, the dog

who knows if this was because of the rain, tom, but it is possible. we will see this happening throughout the morning, of course. bw parkway southbound at 41 410/east-west highway. you can see a lot of water on these cameras. 66 at cedar lane, also drain drops there. beltway at indian head highway, not looking to terrible. 95 in virginia. headed into town and out of town, looking good. no construction in the way for you. inner loop and outer loop, no issues right now. follow us on twitte twitter @first4traffic. be careful with the wet roads and allow a little extra time perhaps. >> what a good reminder. thanks, melissa. we heard how great exercise is is for your health. but the of your body you could be hurting when you get in an intense workout. >>> the neighborhood thieves have been hitting and the parts they have been heading off with. >>> smartphone frus >>> a thief in arlington is targeting air bags inside your car. it could cost you a a lot of money to replace. at least seven cars have been broken into this week along south 6th street near fort

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hi, tom. >> yeah, got to 96 yesterday. not quite as hot today, but certainly hotter than the average high of 84 later this afternoon. there's a live view from the storm team 4 national harbor camera. great day to take a ride on the capital wheel there. beautiful views there from the top. we've got quite a bit of humidity, though, still hanging in the air. storm team 4 radar showing a few lingering sprinkles the northern neck of virginia after we did have some showers rolling through earlier this morning south of the metro area. right now just a few clouds around, don't have any rain around the region and temperatures just past 11:00 now are heating up. we're in the low to mid-80s much of the region. going to climb about another 10 degrees for highs by later this afternoon. a look at that and how long this heat wave will last in just a couple of minutes. back to you, angie. >> sounds good, tom, thanks. >>> it's labor day and there are a whole lot of activities going on around here. in montgomery county, the town of kensingt

why the investment you initially made alongside tom and miramax. >> >> caller: first tom is a great friend and great man and someone i really admire and we've gotten to know each other over the course of years. and when this opportunity came up to form a partnership, i thought it fit the bill of what i think the most interesting partnerships are, which we both bring two viewpoints. he knows more about business than almost anyone i know. and i've spent my entire life boots on the ground in the creative community and film making and entertainment. so i thought it was an interesting play for us to get involved with. and its turned out well for both of us. >> what is it like to be on the other side so to speak? as a creative person, largely known as an actor to have a little bit of now the business taste of how movies are made, produced and contributed? >> caller: well listen, getting into the business with the disclaimer that i designed my life around avoiding math in any way possible, it is great. because i think the key is staying relevant and the way you stay relevant is trying something n

it will be moderated by our own tom sherwood. it will be streamed live online through american university. and we're getting a look at where things stand in the mayor's race right now. a new nbc 4/"washington post"/maris poll showed 43% likely support bowser. catania was next with 26%, with followed by schwartz with 16%. >> the residents here rosedale are responding to our message. i can't think of a candidate who would trade places. >> i think it's pretty exciting that i have 16% of the vote. >>> 14% of voters remain undecided. we reached out to david catania, but he decided not to comment about the poll results. >>> 4:31. 64 degrees. >> we'll find out what kind of day we'll have ahead. good morning to you, tom. >> good morning, aaron and eun. temperatures 10 depress cooler in the suburbs than it is in the city. mid-50s in montgomery, fairfax. right by the chesapeake bay, low to mid-60s. partly to mostly cloudy sky. you won't need a jacket. you will be comfortable with short sleeves during the afternoon. you may need an umbrella

. >> no more questions on the timeline quickly about governs the structure that tom has put in place has been actively actually very excellent for the project team tom has deputy director sweeny and i work daily on the project he's my go to person to get things denouncing done within dbi so the project team that is in very good shape we have be able to have resources dedicated from the m i s team to achieve the milestone they were partners in the whole process and equally condominium with their resources and management to achieve the plan from an overall governance prospective we're calling the project team or the steering committee we've been meeting every week since i've arrived we have one more meeting next week and switch to a meeting every two weeks the executive lisp from the 21 team every friday the project team has a meeting with director huey eye and the leadership team as well as signing up to make sure we're transparent for the stakeholders i know we're positions very, very well. >> i also want to give credit to tom he helped me to get all the business on the business side

it's great to be with a lot of friends and i echo what tom said about tom's service as secretary of agriculture. he and i worked together. he really likes my book because he's in it. you know, it dpuz really feel just like yesterday when i was last here at the harkins steak fry or as my husband likes to call it, the stir fri. s as i recall, there was a young senator from illinois there. the same time -- and i wonder whatever happened to him. well, it's been several years and a lot of changed. senator obama became president obama. and to my great surprise, he asked me to join his team so we went from rivals to partners to friends. and let me tell you, he sure loves iowa. i have to admit i wasn't sure what to say. i have got a few things on my mind these things. first -- first and most importantly, bill and i are on constant grandchild watch. i'm calling chelsea every five minutes to make sure things are going already. and when the big moment comes, you can bet that i will drop everything to be there in a flash so i'm telling you now if you see us sprinting off the stage, that's why. and then of

live in bethesda, tom roussey, abc 7 news. >> thank you, tom. jury selection is beginning monday in the trial of a cab driver accused of shooting in alexandria police officer during a traffic stop. he is charged with attempted capital murder and other counts in the february to may 13 shooting of officer peter lob eboy. the officer suffered massive brain injuries but is recovering. anne arundel county police will buy details on an arrest in last year's murder of nicole. -- she and herhl piotbull were found stabbed to death inside of their house. and a gray and disappeared about two weeks ago in charlottesville. units inteam using k-9 hopes of trying to find any hannah graham's disappearance. a man is being held without bond and is due in court on thursday. volunteers spent the weekend searching for two missing children from montgomery county. three-year-old sarah and her brother jacob have been missing for about three weeks. their mother, catherine hoggle, was arrested days after they disappeared. she has not told the lease where the children are

tom, you are a comedian. this is where you go through your head and say what jokes can i say and what jokes can't i say. charles, everybody has a story of how they were disciplined. spapged. spanked. my mom hit me with a fly swatter which is different from a switch. >> but you are kind of a pest. first of all the kid -- the folk lore was you had to go and pick the switch and then they would pull the leaves off while they were looking at you. it was not an african-american thing in the south, it was white kids too and italian mothers had the wooden spoon, they talk about that. my dad beat me with a hot wheels track. that's why i am a comedian now. and that is what he would hit me with is bagpipes which is weird because we are scottish. it is weird the thing about wearing the jersey, not only did i not mind them wearing the jersey, but it was the boxing gloves. >> terrible. excuse me. >> i made you gag. >> yes, you did. joanne, i earlier today -- the thing that gets me about these stories and i drew a little th

storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here. he's watching it all for us. >> how are things looking out there so far? >> yeah, you need a light jacket again this morning. a live view from the camera showing a crescent moon peaking through the clouds early thursday morning. another part of the moon is the shine of earth on the moon's dark surface there. a light jacket will be needed mid morning. you'll be comfortable with short sleeves. have an umbrella ready. a small chance of a few sprinkles by early afternoon. we get a weak front coming through. right now rather chilly. mid-50s. fairfax, the rest of northern virginia, most locations in the low to mid-50s. a few clouds coming through. walking the dog this morning, you will need a light

tom kodder. i'm greg gutfeld and i shall see you next time >>> hello, everyone, i'm kt's 5 in new york city and this is "the five." >> new concernsa administration's plans to defeat isis as the terror network releases another beheading video over the weekend. the white house and our secretary of state are maintaining the u.s. won't put boots on the ground. >> i can say definitively, that the president has ruled out sending american boots on the ground to be engaged in a combat roll in iraq and in syria. >> we're not looking to put trps