larry hogan has the voucher poll. the hogan team knows this, back in 2013, gaucher didn't even ask about hogan because nobody knew who he was in the take it. he is only the second republican in 50 years to be elected. this is a democratic state still even with hogan's popularity, even with these popular numbers. so even if this comes before their official announcement they are already out of the imait and planning this next election. what happened in 2014 against anthony brown, this this is a whole different story right now where this country and this state is equal e elect tornado watchry and where these voters heads are as well. you mentioned the whole being the second republican. let's remember what happened to the last one. bob early did not win reelection, as you just said, different time, different circumstances. he certainly seems like he's amped up p not ready to say the words. let me jump in and ask you real quick? how is through the battle with cancer and everything seems to be good is he still on the right

our susan hogan goes under cover. >> plus, a home. only on news 4, their emotional plea for a place to live. >> it's like trying to climb mount he have rest. we need some help. >> why the thing they're asking for could be a win/win for everyone. >> tonight, a karate teacher accused of touching a teenager. >> he would never do that. >> the strong reaction and support from people who know him and why police are worried about more victims. >> announcer: news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >> and good evening. that karate teacher has been teaching kids how to defend themselves for a decade. >> and now some of his students are coming to his defense after police charged him with inappropriately touching a student. frank pugarita faces several charges tonight after a 15-year-old girl made some charlotteli startling claims. >> karate teacher accused of sexually touching a teenage girl. they are standing here with their parents permission holding signs in defense of this instructor. >> i really want to get help. >> 15-year-old jennifer santos speaks w

governor hogan is so mad, he says the whole thing reeks of extortion. ryan hughes is live in chevy chase. the governor threatening some pretty serious consequences today. yes, some tough words as well. governor hogan has said many times that metro's board chairman should resign. now he is saying that he is accusing him of extortion. this is also running the long-awaited purple line. you can see the fencing and signs posted along connecticut avenue for this project. board chairman jack evans desperately needs for three future stops on the purple line. evans saying he will use the veto to derail the transfer if maryland does not support an unrelated proposal to reshuffle the boards committee structure. as you know, there have been long legal delays and back-and-forth for years surrounding this project. it is a 16.2 mile rail project that will connect new carrollton and prince george's county and bethesda and montgomery county. governor hogan firing back, taking aim at evans, threatening to push the board to be disbanded if evans follows through with his t

governor hogan is responding. he says it's outrageous that schools would consider eliminating religious holidays- and should focus on cutting union service days. and today metro bus driver are demanding changes -- claiming unsafe work conditions. it comes after an incident this week when a teen threw a can at a driver. transit union members are now calling on metro to make six major safety changes. they include putting more uniformed officers on buses. increasing penalties for people who assault drivers, and moving the fare boxes away from drivers to decrease interactions with passangers. metro says it is already working with the union to improve saftey, including pushing for enhanced penalties as well as equipping buses with cameras and alarms. wamata has also added saftey shields to 530 buses, which is more than a third of its' fleet. it's xx and we're just getting started. just getting started. washington. good morning washington. - remaining unseasonably warm through early next week - tracking t.s. nate - coul

this comes after governor hogan authorized an all state public school start after labor day. they're trying to comply with the law but also balance the needs of their students and their families. so again, it's not done yet. boat suffered next month. they'll talk about the issue today. i'm just tip fin back to you. >>> justin, thank you. so moms and dads fighting for paid leave in the district today. they're demanding they preserve a law it passed last year. the group, mom's rising, the university paid leave act. it provides eight weeks of paid parental leave. six weeks of paid family leave. two weeks of paid personal medical leave. >>> let's turn our attention to the nats. this has to happen today. let's get everyone in the positive mind-set. today's game against the cubs is a must win. >> they're down 2-1 after yesterday's heartbreaking loss. and the season is on the line. >> win or go home. that's it. here it is. >> carol maloney spoke to the players about what needs to be done to come out on top. >> a series on the brink. the washington nationals have to another brutal en

you saw our report from susan hogan. get the story here and the person at fault. she confronted the owner of that company after several customers complained to us that they took their money but never finished the job. >> there's more to the story just ahead at 5:00. susan will join us with a warning that every homeowner should know. we wonder if he walked the whole way home. >> that was a long road. >>> plus, coming up at 5:00, students on edge after crimes are occurring not far from the university campus in washington. >> the concern that a young woman is sharing as incidents spark a painful memory for her. >>> and two artists are at odds over this. this is quite an intriguing story. much more at 5:00. see you in a few minutes. >> you got i >>> kate middleton showed off a tiny baby bump yesterday during her first public appearance, a little bit. keir simmons explains why the soon-to-be mother of three has been keeping a low profile. >> reporter: kate middleton appearing wearing a baby blue outfit and prince william wearing a blue tie. some people think that's per

governor hogan said soldiers will help the efforts. they requestsed the additional help in the virm inislands. military police companies will be deployed up to 30 days. last week governor hogan author writinged members of the national guard to help with water purification efforts in puerto rico. >> lawmakers from are calling on the white house to provide more answers on deaths of four u.s. troops killed earlier this month in any year. ambushed during a french led mission in calf an. military investigation continues and details are still murky. questions remain why it two took two days to recover his body and how they got sep separated in the fight. >> we owe you information and more importantly we owe the families more information. and that's what the investigation is is designed to identify. >> calls are growing for separate congregational investigation. some experts say lawmakers should have known the except of u.s. involvement in niger and surrounding area. >> in two weeks voteers in virginia will go to polls and elect a new governo

consumer reporter susan hogan is working for you from the newsroom. is this going to affect our area? how much money exactly -- it seems like this has to be spread out, you know, over 49 states. and the district. >> everyone gets a little bit of something. that's right. the settlement comes after allegations general motors knew as early as 2004 about safety defects with ignition switches in gm vehicles. now, attorneys general around the country say the company did not disclose the defect soon enough and 2014 gm issued several vehicle recalls because of the defect which affected more the 9 million vehicles in the united be distributed in our area, so this is how it's going to kind of spread out here. d.c. will receive more than $1 million. virginia will get nearly $2.4 million. and, erika, maryland will see $3.6 million. consumers affected before this settlement have been offered compensation for injuries or death associated with the defect through class a settlements and a fund gm established back then. >> susan hogan in the newsroom. susan, thank you

mike hogan from phoenix, >> mike hogan from phoenix, arizona, who was a waiter before he came here six months ago. >> quijano: a chinese farm product that needs plenty of sun but not a drop of water. >> i've been taking my time. ♪ i feel like i made up my mind. ♪. >> quijano: and the song that is striking a chord with people in crisis. >> it was so moving, it was very powerful. this is the "cbs evening news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. this is our western edition. much of california is on fire tonight, or at risk of going up in flames. red flag warnings meaning conditions are ripe for wildfires are up all over the state. more than 20 major fires are burning. 15 of them started in just the past 24 hours. and they are moving quickly, fueled by strong winds. they have already burned more than 70,000 acres, destroyed 1,500 homes and commercial buildings and forced 20,000 people to evacuate. here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: in southern california this afternoon several hillside homes went up in flames pushed by strong santa ana winds. firefighters are making a d

susan hogan is working for you and has the new details. >> despite all of these complaints, despite the thousands of explorer owners who say their suvs are making them sick, ford continues to tell news 4 that it hasn't found levels of carbon monoxide that exceed what people are exposed to every but what we uncovered in our investigation has us asking ford, how would it know? >>> is it just a coincidence? >> i would get these massive migraines. >> i would feel like i'm getting a lot of headaches. >> is it possible these ford explorer owners are imagining this? >> i would be so sleepy i felt like i was going to fall asleep at the wheel. >> i felt like i'd get kind of -- my eyes get real watery. >> news 4 found complaints about exhaust odors dating back to 2011 and ford has been instructing its dealers on how to fix the leaks since 2012. but when james temple brought his car to a local dealership because he was concerned, he says he was literally told this whole carbon monoxide thing was fake news. >> i asked the people down there about it and they tell me all the people just put stuff out

>>> my name is actually susan hogan. i'm with nbc 4. >> last night you saw the results of our news4 consumer investigation. after avoiding us for weeks, we confronted the owner of a tree-cutting service. >> that's right. several of his customers say he and his crew took their money and they never finished the job. and what happened at this woman's house now has police looking to alleged fraud. >> so tonight we're working for you. consumer reporter susan hogan has a warning every homeowner needs to hear. >> that's right. this time of year especially, too. police the lookout for what they call woodchucks. we're not talking about those furry critters. these are police cutter wtree c who police say need to be looked at. dead trees can cause a massive amount of damage to your home. but so can unwanted solicitors who see you as your yard as a prime target. >> if it sounds like a good deal, it's probably not a good deal and will cost i more later. >> reporter: police tell us the scammers look for certain things like unkept yard

governor hogan is responding. in a statement last night he said it's outrageous that schools would consider eliminating religious holidays. instead he said they should focus on cutting union service days. a new hampshire brewery is selling a special craft beer for women exer symptoms. and it's doctor-approved. the beer is called "libeeration" . the beer contains herbs, including chamomile, nettle, and motherwort. and motherwort. it took portsmouth brewery six months to create the beer. it took portsmouth brewery six months to create the beer. it was released for the first time last night. and even men seemed to like it. time now for weather - remaining unseasonably warm through early next week - tracking t.s. nate - could become a hurricane this weekend - rain chances return late weekend & early next week today: partly to mostly cloudy. warm. highs: 81-85 winds: sw 5 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. mild. lows: 56-65 winds: s 5 mph saturday: mix of sun and clouds. warm and breezy. spotty shower possible. high

back to you. >>> thanks to susan hogan. you might think it's from an snl skit perhaps. this is real life. listen to this. a texas juvenile center employee is accused of stealing $1.2 million worth of fajitas. you heard me right. i can't imagine how many that would be. someone stole it in august when an 800 pound delivery arrived in a juvenile justice department. the only problem, the department doesn't serve them. after investigating, the employee confessed to stealing he had been stockpiling $1.2 million worth of fajitas and he was finally caught. >> the evidence is there. they opened his fridge and they were literally packed with fajitas. >> 800 pounds? >> apparently, he had an underground meat market going on. >> he was telling them. >> it's 5:19. some people like fireworks, others fall foliage is their thing. there is bad news about the leaves this fall. >> oh, no. experts say it's the worst season in years for a fall folia foliage. how about leaves changing. we're blaming the dry stretch over the summer. trees that turn yellow are already burning and trees that tur

susan hogan just getting started. she went to work after a local woman who says she lost thousands of dollars to a motivational speaker. >> we'll show you how susan got that woman's money back and how she can do the same thing for you. >> and a cool evening with temperatures in the 60s right now. what does this mean for tomorrow at the bus stop? i'll have that forast when ec alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >>> now, here is something you don't expect to happen at school. it was a rough start to the day for some montgomery county students. >> that's right. this morning a swarm of bees attacked and sent three kids to the hospital and left dozens of others injured. this happened n

governor larry hogan threw the state support behind the hyper loop project. it's already underway near fort meade. mark trains get commuters from dc to baltimore about 40 minutes or so, the hyper loops uses a vacuum magnetic undergo tunnel that can do it about 15 minutes. >> the idea is eventually the first leg to go from washington to baltimore or baltimore to washington, and the eventually plan is to go to new york, and from washington to new york, in 24 minutes sound like a pretty exciting proposition. >> maryland's department of transportation approved a permit for the construction of the tunnel. officials in prince george's county expressed concerns about the project many tunnels will go under state roads. >> are there any effects on the huma fast? >> right? we will find out. i'm sure they will do studies. it's like when you go to the bank and you put your money into that little -- kind of being in one of those. >> still working on it >> we'll still be getting there in 30 minutes or less. >> coming down. very quickly fill in across the dc metro. i've bee

consumer reporter susan hogan joins us now to tell us how this would work. susan? time, right? this amazon could once again change the way we shop. there's buzz the retail super power now wants to tackle pharmaceuticals, a $560 billion market. according to cnbc. the company is in the final stages of its plan to sell drugs online. consumers already get their prescription medications online with companies like cvs, costco, wall greens and wal-mart offering the service. no word yet on how amazon's system would differ, but the so-called amazon effect, we all know about, usually means a seismic shift for consumers and competition driving down costs. >> amazon is a key negotiator. it tends to negotiate on behalf of its customers and drive down prices. we've seen that again and again. and that, you know, really is why there is so much anxiety about amazon entering new categories. >> when you think about 60% of prime subscribers, prescriptions play a key it's not a matter of if, but a matter of when. >> he's absolutely right. amazon has been reportedly researching for months and has ra

consumer reporter susan hogan is here to tell us what that's about. >> yeah, wendy. this recall involves more than 3 1/2 million plastic plates and bowls. they are made by platex. the dishes have various designs on them, including construction scenes, giraffes, princesses and super heroes. they were sold separately and as sets at amazon, target, wal-mart and other stores in 2009, august of this year. playtex has received 372 reports of a plastic layer over the graphics actually bubbling and peeling off. at least 11 children have ended up with the pieces of the plastic in their mouths. four children have actually choked on the clear plastic. now, if you have any of these plates and bowls, you should stop using them immediately and playtex. they are going to give you a full refund. jim? >> all right, thanks for that alert, susan. >>> all right. dog lovers, here we go. dining, we've been following the story for weeks. dining with her pet in the district is about to be okay again. the d.c. council today passed emergency legislation to allow dogs to accompany their owners

mike hogan from phoenix, arizona, a waiter before he came here six months ago. >> have you killed any isis fighters during the action that you have seen? >> no. between you and me, i am hoping to. i have had friend die here. i want to get even before i get out of here. >> they have already retaken clock tower circle. where isis acted out its perverted interpretation of islam. this place used to be a landmark in a peaceful city. then isis turned it into a killing field. a taxi driver who escaped from the city. he told us about the women, a religious minority captured by isis as sex slaves and auctioned off in the middle of the city. they would shout $100 for this one. they did tight terrify us. to show they could do it to us. if we didn't obey them. there have been 75 air strikes, providing the ground for a final assault on raqqa. elaine. >> holly williams in syria tonight. holly, thanks. coming up next, once his biggest supporters, hollywood stars are condemning harvey weinstein. where's gary? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a

. >> governor hogan's 2016 executive order mandates all public schools now start after labor day and let out by june 15. the goal is to extend the summer vacation season in and around ocean city. the public schools state wide trim the calendars to squeeze in 180 days of class. in montgomery county the school board drafted multiple calendars and depending on if where you know it picks could result in shorter spring break to eliminate teacher counting days or class on yom kippur or rosh hashanah. >> i'm not offended by it. >> he is jewish but he would rather keep spring break intact. >> i always feel that is my option. if they want to have school in the days as long as my kids can make it up i don't have a problem with that. >> christian is catholic and point out his daughters have class on christian holidays like ash wednesday and but i'll do whatever the county says. >> in a statement governor hogan called the proposal of possibly eliminating religious holidays outrageous. instead the governor recommends nixing some or aural of the nine teacher in-service days. in potomac, i'm kevin

this is because of governor mary hogan's new rules that extend summer vacation until after labor day. rules thatgan's new extend summer vacation until labor day. public schools n days, so they may need to cut some days awful step governor hogan said it is outrageous schools are considering eliminating religious holidays and should focus on cutting union service days. two another big school district and an alleged grade fixing stalled the spotlight for prince george's county schools. an independent firm has set up a tip line to report cheating issues, grade fixing reports surfacing over the summer. if you want the phone number involved and more resources, go to wjla.com. jonathan: now a 7 on your side consumer alert -- if you cannot wait to watch "stranger things" on next flex -- on netflix come a may cost more. up standard hd plan is going one dollar. you will get an email about this if you're impacted. to read more about it right now, go to wjla.com. alison: facebook making a $1 billion investment in virginia full stop it is building a new data center outside of richmond to create 10

the american humanist association which raised the issue responded to govern hogan and comments saying in part the concern of plaintiffs is that hour monument should respect all of the men and women who gave their lives to protect our not just christian ones. >> why some judge decided that we have to tear it down, we're not going to let that happen, we'll take legal action and it's going to stay where it has been. i don't care wait takes. >> reporter: people feel park the about this cross, earlier, as our photography was getting video of the cross, four different people yelled out from their vehicles in support of keeping the cross here, in bladensburg maryland, matt ackland, fox 5 local news. >>> a man faces fraud charges related to a case involving a man with autism. in august, montgomery county police say kim profit walked into the navy federal credit union and deposited a fake check written to the victim for an amount totaling more than $2,000. police then say he walked outside and used the victim's atm card and pin to withdrawal $600 in cash from the atm. profit is currently in cu

consumer reporter susan hogan has the story you've got to see. ws this is ne vowould be a disaster forion virginia families.e adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. 685,000 virginians would lose their health care. and adams is against medicaid expansion - denying coverage to thousands of veterans, children and the disabled. john adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. now he looks me square in the eye, and, i swear he says, "welcome to navy federal credit union." . now i have a wonderful hybrid. slate blue. crÈme interior. he was so nice! open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans and their families. navy federal credit union. >>> now at 5:00, a community concerned. >> i don't know what exactly is in the air. i don't know what i'm inhaling or what anyone else would be inhaling. >> the demand for answers after thousands of gallons of gas for residents of two apart

hogan calls that an affront to all veterans, and says maryland will join in the legal fight to appeal the case. the memorial honors 49 prince george's county residents who died in world war i. the court pointed out the cross is on public land, a and maintained using taxpayer dollars. >>> nine people were hurt when a car passed george's parking lot during lunch today. dozens of people were inside the restaurant when a toyota camry drove through the side wall. five people were taken to the hospital. two of them suffered serious head injuries. they're both expected to survive. the driver was not injured. she's cooperating with the investigation. >>> a mystery tonight in the tale of a lost and found party host. 23-year-old nautica harris went missingover the weekend. her sisters were desperate to find her, and social media blew up with calls for her safe return. two days later, and 130 miles from the tyson's hotel where she was supposed to be, police found her disoriented at virginia state university, south of richmond. >> when i first saw her face, her look was so blank. >> when she just

consumer reporter susan hogan is here with what you need to know. susan? >>t' an investigation by consumer reports finds complaints have been filed in hundreds of models, including cars with panoramic sunroofs, a luxury feature that could pose a risk. they say the industry needs to put the pedal to the metal when it comes to improving standards and design. >>> one july day, steven kaufman hopped into his car for a drive. he was traveling down a highway when suddenly. >> the sun roof exploded. the glass started raining down on me. i thought someone had taken a shotgun and blown out the glass. it was so loud. >> reporter: his is not an isolated incident. consumer reports recently analyzed over 20 years of data from the national highway traffic safety administration and found shattered sun roofs reported in more than 200 models across 35 brands. and these are only the cases reported to the agency. some manufacturers know of even more. david freeman of consumers union, division of consumer reports, was acting administrator of nhtsa in 2014. >> it is not clear

governor larry hogan throwing state support behind elon musk hyper project. live in college park with the latest on this one, hey, fits. like this one in college park run good are reliable and you can get d.c. to baltimore depending out the commute is going. electric this 15 minutes from d.c. to baltimore. that's what they're bucking about now with elon musk's hyper loop. it would go a whole lot faster than the trains. you get into a war and it puts new underground tube and shoots you up that tunnel up to 450 miles an hour. we talked to governor larry hogan about this and he says if they did not get on the train right now maryland could be left behind. >> the idea is eventually first leg to go from washington to bament more or baltimore to washington they're starting in middle and going in both directions. and the eventual plan it to go to new york from washington to new york in 24 minutes sounds like exciting proposition. >> now what's going on with this is that the department of transpor already given initial app approval. they started digging ten mile stre

. >> maryland governor larry hogan is calling the gone nor to way in on the peace gern. he wrote to brian frost and said the case was wrongly decided last week after a federal court ruled decades old memorial sent dorsment of christianity and unconstitutional hogan called it outrageous and over reach. >>> six minutes before 5, entrance fees at yosemite other parks in the west could be going up. national park service wants to double per car entrance fee from $30 for one week pass to $70. that same increase would apply to visitors grand canyon, yellowstone and zion national parks. 0 day public comment period. on the proposal starts thursday. increase in fees would pay for much needed maintenance and infrastructure at the parks. >> despite warm temperatures this fall winter is around the corner and some families in our area can't afford a winter coat to keep children warm. today washington redskins charitable foundation and macy's join join together for share the warmth giveaway. it was held macy's dulles town center. some redskins turned out and helped youngsters pick out

there could be something i'm susan hogan, news 4. >>> the march of dimes wants you to taste some of the best food offer. to you a good cause at the the event is called signature you'll a chance tosome am auctio all to benefit the march ofdimes. chef tim ma, the owner of a event. good morning glchl congra you. >> thank you. michel chef award. award. and a lot of hard work. and have a lot of hard work >> so the event is the signature chef's auction to benefit march march of dimes is a foundation premat birth defects, premat deaths. and so it's a very important tell us what you're going to be >> and then for us. event first. >> event and for us is the same thing. so we have house cured dish and so we're doing to do a version but we also do a version of this for the restaurant for brunch. so it's a great morning i cured this last night. >> cured it in one night with it's a fun breakfast thing. so what we're going to do is what you have here is an so this is a way that we do in we do a large number of poached eggs. >> so there are 19 other chef event. and they'll all be doing a bunch of past

but governor larry hogan doesn't agree. he calls it outrageous and vows his administration will, quote, fight this unacceptable overreach. enough is enough. there's now an online petition gathering signatures to try to prevent it from coming down. news 4's tracee wilkins has more now on the war over peace cross. >> reporter: here in the town of bladensburg people are proud of their history. >> the ports town area was a historical area in the first place. >> reporter: and they love their monuments, especially this one. >> everybody knows about peace cross. >> reporter: dedicated in 1925, peace cross is a local world war i memorial standing 40 feet high on a tiny section of maryland national capital park land. it honors the memory of prince george's county soldiers who lost their lives in the war. >> it's ground for these people. >> it's been there for years. it's a great landmark. >> the downside is you get something that's discriminatory and the fact that it's been there for decades just makes that discrimination worse. >>

well could be a reality in maryland son ooz governor hogan flowed support behind the he lop musk hyper loop. >> it would start near for the immediate and revolutionize in our area and governor hogan today about the project and join us in college park. what did you hear, fits. >> this is skiingt stuff, sarah, gym, now this is college park marks station. he pending on the day you can get from d.c. to baltimore in around this is a whole new ball game called hyper loop consider this might be one of the pods this walter bottle. they're putting these pod, these trains inside vacuum tubes and shoot down underground track underneath ground and they can get they think from d.c. to baltimore in just 15 minutes. that's exciting stuff. it's already underway right now up near for the immediate. the governor says today if maryland doesn't get on board with this right now some other part of country and front of this line and. >> from washington to baltimore and starting in the middle and going in both directions. and the event july plan from washington to new york in 24 minutes has exciting prop titi

susan hogan will be back to bring us tips. she's going to talk about things you might argue with your kids about. how many times do you spend playing the video games. if you missed anything, we've got you covered on the nbc washington app. also, this just in. on first 4 traffic. the bay bridge back open after the issues early this morning. >> the winds gust at 55 miles an hour. now they're back in the 30 to 40 miles per hour. >> big trucks probably won't be able to drive over them until the winds are settled down. but regular automobile traffic can go back over. >> it was nasty and rainy during the game. as soon as we got to 7:00 last night, the winds really picked up. winds are still averaging 15 to 25 miles per hour. but that's the sustained wind. when you figure in the gustiness to it, look at the gusts. still well over 30 miles per hour in many spots. 37 mile per hour gusts in annapolis. 36 miles per hour in prince george's county. two areas of low pressure. one in new england and a secondary low pressure wave just about o

larry hogan now court ruled the cross violates the u.s. constitution. governor hogan sent a letter to the mayor and directed him to file an appeal to keep the cross. the fourth circuit court said the 91-year-old cross is government sponsorship of religion. >>> some calling it a civil war in the republican party. live on the "today" show he'll talk about his decision to retire. >> he made the announcement in a scathing speech when he criticized the president and the party. hallie jackson is at the white house to explain what could come next. >> reporter: good morning to you. this morning president trump and the rest of his party is waking up to shock waves basically. a political earthquake that has shaken the republican party so hard it is dangerous. it comes on the heels of senator jeff flake, a republican announcing he would rather administration and a leader that he has called dangerous to democracy. you may have caught pieces of that passionate and dramatic speech he gave announcing he will be leaving the senate in early 2019. it came after senator b

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governor hogan is up for re election, too. we can't predict what is going to quom of that election. i just know that i have the ability to focus on strengthening system, bringing some novation to our county and then focusing on economic development that is not just factored around federal government and federal resources in a really shrinking environment, but it's about the 21 stfer century. do you think there is anything wrong with the county that needs to be fixed. >> very clearly i think that many people agree that our education system is not where it needs to be from the 21st century. from losing head start funding which is critical, $7 million a year, to make sure we can lower class size and improve performance of our students. we still are down at the bottom in maryland counties when it comes to performance of our students. we want to prepare them for the 21st century. i think i'm in the position to make sure that we can bring about the kind of change that is going to result in having people who are fully prepared to enter into the economy, go onto higher education, enter into

hogan down at the 30. they can run the clock down to about 1:12, 1:12, 4th & 3 or a 48-yard field goal -- >> tony: you have to kick it now, don't you? >> jim: maybe you go offside. take a timeout, not going to punt again. if they punt, you can take the penalty. he is not snapping this football. there is no way that he snaps this football. >> jim: and a timeout with 1:14 left to go. >> tony: he pointed earlier from a couple of yards back, but he has to kick this one. >> jim: it was five yards back of this, but gostkowski is coming out. it will be 48 yards. >> tony: you still have -- even you are down 1:10, about to do, but a good check on a first or second down, you are fine. you really have a lot of time. if you are good in the two minute not much wind out there. it has all died down. >> jim: from 48, and the kick is good. making it 19-14. >> tony: here we go! let's take a look at the replay first, jim. >> jim: that ball was moving with the wind. buffering. >> tony: it did a little, i'm going to fade, no,

maryland governor larry hogan - taking aim at the metro board ahead of a a big vote today. ryan hughes is live in chevy chase with what the governor is calling extortion. sot trt=:20 oc= allow it to happen a closer look at gunman tried to cover his tracks. the hard drive from the laptop computer found in stephen paddock's hotel room -- is missing. authorities think paddock may have destroyed or intentionally hid the hard drive, in order to keep law enforcement guessing about how or why he carried out that attack. and this morning - another disturbing twist. stephen paddock's brother bruce pornography in los angeles. investigators say they found more than six hundred images on bruce paddock's laptop. the l-a-p-d says this was a seperate investigation that began well before the las vegas massacre. new details nearly a year after the mysterious abduction of a california mom. sherri papini disappeared while jogging and was found three weeks later on thanksgiving day - tied up alongside a highway. now, police are releasing these sketches of the two hispanic women papini says abd

is one of the videos hogan posted to his social media account highlighting his achievements over the last 1,000 gays. each videoened with the phrase to be continued. as you you can imagine it has raised all kinds of questions about if he will run or if he won't be running for reelection. we caught up with the governor today to find out. well, it's to be continued because i high we still have 380 days left in the firm term. we're not ready to make any kind of announcement , but it seems like a majority of the people in the state are happy with the direction we're will have more on this tonight on 5@6:30. intriguing, looking closer into that one. i think i know the answer? a. you do? >> yes, i do. >> for the rest of you tune in tonight at 5@6:30. today is a big day in the big apple as the nfl owners meet with the player reps. is there a solution to the continuing national anthem controversy? we have a live report from new york city on the other side of the break. sue palka called it. chilly last night? a. yesment i thought today was beautiful. it really is, spectacular. there's a lot o

hogan down at the 30. they can run the clock down to about 1:12, 1:12, 4th & 3 or a 48-yard field goal -- >> tony: you have to kick it now, don't you? >> jim: maybe you go offside. >> tony: that's what you do right here, no question. if they are going to have to take a timeout, not going to punt again. if they punt, you can take the penalty. he is not snapping this football. there is no way that he snaps this football. >> jim: and a timeout with 1:14 left to go. >> tony: he pointed earlier from a couple of yards back, but he has to kick this one. >> jim: it was five yards back of this, but gostkowski is coming out. it will be 48 yards. >> tony: you still have -- even you are down 1:10, about to do, but a good check on a first or second down, you are fine. you really have a lot of time. if you are good in the two minute situation. not much wind out there. it has all died down. >> jim: from 48, and the kick is good. making it 19-14. >> tony: here we go! let's take a look at the replay first, jim. >> jim: tha

. >> mike hogan from phoenix, arizona, who was a waiter before he came here six months ago. >> a chinese farm product that needs plenty of sun but not a drop of water. >> i've been taking my time. ♪ i feel like i made up my niend. ♪. >> and the song that is triking a cord with people in crisis. >> it was so moving, it was very powerful. >> this is this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, anthony mason is on assignment, i'm elaine quijano. much of california is on fire tonight, or at risk of going up in flames. red flag warnings meaning conditions are ripe for wildfires are up all over the state. more than 20 major fires are burning. 15 of them started in just the past 24 hours. and they are moving quickly, fueled by strong winds. they have already burned more than 70,000 acres, destroyed 1500 homes and commercialing whethers,-- buildings and forced 20,000 people to evacuate. the fairs are blamed for at least one death, here's mireya villarreal. >> in southern california this afternoon several hillside homes went up in flames pushed by strong santa ana winds. firefighters are

. >> thursday night football, tom brady, another 300-yard game hooking up with chris hogan. didn't have rob gronkowski out with a thigh injury. hogan crossed the plane and patriots take a 10-7 lead. all tough have a with three home runs. nick had three missed field goals. nfl kicker you cannot miss that. >> nine points could have been the difference maker. jameis winston, incomplete and patriots hang to win it, 19-14. also the other american league series indians over the yankees, 4-0 in game one of that one. now, back to you. >> all right. thanks, fellas. >>> president trump's ex-wife ivana is breaking her silence. >>> and coming up, the job that she turned down in the trump administration. >>> despite bringing an entourage of 1500 people with him, we'll tell you why the king of saudi arabia was left high and dry. ♪ ah, my poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. a breathe right nasal strip of course. imagine just put one on and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep.

color="#ffff00">>> mike hogan from phoenix, arizona, who was a waiter before he came here six months ago. >> a chinese farm product that needs plenty of sun but not a drop of water. >> i've been taking my time. ♪ i feel like i made up my niend. ♪. >> and t a cord with people in crisis. >> it was so moving, it was very powerful. >> this is this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, anthony mason is on assignment, i'm elaine quijano. much of california is on fire tonight, or at risk of going up in flames. red flag warnings meaning conditions are ripe for wildfires are up all over the state. more than 20 major fires are burning. 15 of them started in just the past 24 hours.