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doug is here to talk about your friday night plans. whatever they may be, they should include an umbrella. >> i would say absolutely. and? >> maybe rain boots. and a coat? >> and a drink. >> yea thatt. that's exactly what we need out there tonight. it's going to be a very night. we've got the rain out there right now. t're going to continue to see the rain over next couple hours and then it does look like by the time we're done wit dinner it should be about out of here depending on when you get doneith dinner. just about out of here around 8:00 or 9:00. my mom eats about 4:15. >> is she a midnight snacker? >> that's absolutelyarue. owl of cereal at midnight. out there right now we've got the cloud cov. those clouds continue to make their way in across our region with the rain. just a nasty day. we talked about it yesterday, a nasty friday. 51 right now with the rain coming down. yep, temperatures in the 40s. this is whe g it realls nasty. only 46 gaithersburg. 42 in martinsburg. we've got a little wind chill at times. we have seen wind

doug: i was born in atlanta, georgia. when i was young, my mom and dad would go to callaway gardens. near the gardens was the little white house of fdr, state park. i cannot believe that the president had lived in such a small little cottage house. and that he -- and he died while somebody was painting his portrait only half done, and that the pools there i thought and understood polio not being able to walk, and he actually considered himself handicapped but yet he never acted that way. then we moved to ohio, and i lived not just down the road from fremont, ohio where you have rather be they can't. it is a big deal. we call the state the mother of presidents. we claim seven of them. grant being born in north bend in ohio. there was a great bit of pride that ohio produced that many presidents and a little bit like what richard was saying, my mom was a teacher and all of that in high school. we would take our car, a station wagon actually, and we had 24 foot coachman trailer and we would go all over the country visiting pr

doug says it could aet heavy times. he's back to take us through that impact hour by hour. >>> imagine going from college park to bethesda in rush hour in less than 15minutes. maryland says it can make it happen, but it will come at a cost to homeowners. we'll explain next.s >>> p tommy mcfly has the scoop on three things to do the pham three weekend. >>> and we're staying on top of the breaking news. at the white house man apparently set his jacket on re at one of the >>> back now with a look at the radar. doug is tracking se rainhat could get pretty heavy at times. he's back in just a couple of minutesith the timing and he'll tell us what to expect for the weekend. >>> in the meantime, it's a ptn meo improve the commute for hundreds of thousands who live or traveough maryland every day. we've been talking about the proposal that would addoll lanes along i-270 and the entire maryland side of the belt way. adding those extra lanes could mean expanding the highway in tisome parts and potly forcing the governor to break a

when doug deason is there and i must say it's not any mistake doug does because darwin, you created a wonderful man and you made the difference so many of us acknowledge and you are properly honored by the texas public policy foundation for the sam houston award last year and we thank you from the bottom off our hearts just like ryan is talking about where we believe in people and your story of coming here, creating what you have from arkansas, bringing it to texas and changing the world and making entrepreneurs like me flourish in an environment where the whole world is connecting because of you and you take that gift and you actually give it back to us. thank you. and you've given us doug and we thank you, darwin. with that, without any further adieu, it is my honor and privilege to introduce to you our finance chair and friend, doug deason. doug? [ applause ]. >> thank you very much. it's an honor to be here. it's great to see such a good crowd. you've now witnessed two of the most add, high-energy people in this state and that's missy and ryan sitton. if governor perry were here w

how you can cash in. >>> and doug is tracking chances for rain. he's back with how the storm will affect the rest of our week. >>> also w are staying on top of breaking news this afternoon. hipolice officer suffers a medical emergency chasing a suspect. we're working to learn more about the officer's condition. wee back in 90 seconds.'r fast, reliable internet is crucial. es t every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 tes faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliability. so if the unexpected happens... (snaps fingers) you stay up and running. we lost power... but not to that. i want that. (laughing) start now and get a $500 prepaid car call now. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> we are tracking chances rain tonight. y sue the system packing all that weter wea doug's back in two minutes to take uhr tough the forecast hour by hour. pat. >>> today is equal payday marking w thee gap between men and women. to works say women had last year and three months in

doug: thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast that c-span.org. >> all this month on c-span, we will feature the winners of the studentcam documentary. our second place winners are 11th and 12th graders at rich land northeast high school in columbia, south carolina, where c-span is available through spectrum. "freewinning title is speech in america." we immediately thought about the constitution and the bill of rights, especially freedom of speech does that is ingrained in the american identity. >> throughout the process, it is surprising how important free speech is to everything and how people interpret free speech directly. >> i was grateful for the hard work we put into it. it paid off. i am glad i got to work with my great peers. i was really grateful. >> america, land of the free. being america needs different things -- means

let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist doug kammerer and amelia draper standing by. this last hour has beenou crazy there. where is everything happening right now? >> the good news is most of this is now moving out of the d.c. meo area closer to the chesapeake bay. that is where the area is under the gun right now. if you le along the chesapeake by, you're seeing it now. behind this something different re moving in. >> behind this we'alking wind chills. yes, wind chill. >> for tomorrow morning. it's amazing what this storm is going to do. c out there youan see what's happening. severe thunderstorm warnings with this line. look at this intense thunderstorm line that has developed and moved through the reeg. now right over the chesapeake bay. all of this area in orange, warnings.understorm this severe thunderstorm warning for calvert county, st. mary, that gs until 4:30. behind this heavy rain. we have a tornado warning in this area a little bit earlier. have not seen much in the way of damage from that. i don't think we had actually had a tornado, but that's something

. >>> doug and i had a tough day at the office. take a look at our beautiful location on the csapeake bay at sunset for an earth day special report on climate change. >> s mething tells doug picked what day to go, right? >> yes, he had something to do with it. >> our wheel, in fact, at nbc 4 is working on th. we're already experiencing some effects of climate change and we want to discuss what to about it. >> doug, can we hope for another gorgeousrrpring day to? >> it really was gorgeous today. yeah, i think we'll see another day rrto. cooler, we're on the eastern shore, a lot cooler than it was d.c. because of the westerly component to the wind. 72 degrees right now, that was the high temperature today. r average high today is 64, so we're well above that. 68n hagerstown, 76 towards richmond. all eyes on a big storm to the west. we're tracking thatrm system making its way our way, eventually getting here on friday heret is, blizzard conditions, big time snows, and a line of thunderstorms. eventually those showers and storms move o

doug and amelia are tracking rain and the storms across ourr on. they'll join us with the timing and what you should expect in just a couple minutes. >>> we're also watching another team. the virginia cavaliers one win away from winning the first men's basketball title in the school's history. after winning nilail biter in the fsemifinal, theace texas tech with a championship on thebo line. schools looking for their first title. >>> each year dozens of children are hurt or killed in vehicle ovback accidents. >> in an effort to protect our children, federal law now requires all new vehicles titbe equipped backup cameras. what have you have an oer car? consumer reporter susan hogan is orking with you for some after-market devices you can install yourself to give you added peace of mind. >> rearview cameras are critical safety tools. they help avoid accidents that involve backing into an object or worse a child you can't see from the driver's seat. research has shown cameras to be more effective than censors, but what if your car doesn't have one? >>

meanwhile, doug would hop back to pressure their friends. he was relentless and follow one tip to another until doug finally encountered the man he had been hunting for years, the bartender, who called in the anonymous tip years earlier. the first words out of my mouth went, hi, mike, i'm here about bret. his face went completely flush and said, i knew you would find me sooner or later. >> what did he say? >> that schrobin had confided in him about the murder of jack jessie and it was a huge quantum leap putting this case to rest. >> now the time to spring the trap. bret schrobin was arrested and sandra finally to be held accountable for jack jessie's murder. >> that was a pretty good day. >> didn't last. for one thing, tom was not arrested, insufficient evidence said the prosecutor. as he rolled out the case against the others, that little ball came off the track again, this time at sandra's preliminary hearing. the judge ruled there wasn't enough evidence to hold her. she was free to go. >> i sobbed all the way back. >> only bret schrobin

doug, let me go to you first. this idea even to be floated, denied, and then repeated as you just saw by the president, of sending migrants to sanctuary cities. let me get this right. he wants to build a wall, he wants at another point close the border. now he wants to send people that come across the border all over the united states to democratic sanctuary cities for no other reason than to punish his political opponents. >> yeah, rev. this man has a broken soul. every day he proves that to the american people. this is another example of that. many of these migrants are fleeing, asking for asylum, they're bringing children. and the president wants to use them as pawns in this game. and that is disgraceful. but it shows that this president has failed on the whole issue of immigration, both his supporters who wanted a wall and they wanted that wall paid for by mexico, they aren't going to get that. he failed to get mexico to pay for it. for the rest of the american people who were hoping for maybe some type of imm

thank you, doug. >>> we have some breaking news in the last hour. a courtroom drama that involves the maryland coast guard officer who's accused of planning a domestic terror attack in our area. a federal judge has raised the possibility that christopher hassan could be released on bail before he goes to trial. hassan is charged with drug and weapons offenses. but he is not charged with any terror case. prosecutors are alleging he was plotting an attack, but today the judge raisedha concerns they haven't given enough evidence that would require hassan to remain in jail. prosecutors say they will oppose any motion to give him bail. the future hring is planned, but so far no date is set. >> america is coming back. that's the word today from former vice president joe biden who officially enteredhe 2020 presidential race following months of speculation. this will be his third white house run and unlikeny a primary he has ever faced. biden is now the 20th democratic candidate to declare making the twi 2016 republican field including 17 people seem almost

you have given us doug and we thank you. [applause] with that, without any further do, it is my honor and privilege to introduce to you our finance chair and friend, doug deason. [applause] >> thank you. it's an honor to the up here, it is great to see such a good crowd. you have witnessed to the most add, high-energy people in this state -- if governor perry were here we would have the trifecta. unfortunately the governor is not here but he would be. i have the great honor of introducing our friend. charlie just flew in. i have been watching my phone, listening to everything everyone said as we track this course across the united states. he was picked up and he has been with the president today and i will let him tell the story. theas with the president, announcement of an executive order to require free speech on college campuses. [applause] a lot of people take credit for that but the guy that deserves the credit is charlie kirk. ceo,ie is ceo, founder and he is anint usa, he travels for me, the world and you never know w

you have given us doug and we thank you. [applause] with that, without any further a do, it is-- my honor and privilege to introduce to you our finance chair and friend, doug deason. [applause] >> thank you. it's an honor to the up here, it is great to see such a good crowd. you have witnessed to the most -- two of the most add, high-energy people in this state -- if governor perry were here we would have the trifecta. unfortunately the governor is not here but he would be. i have the great honor of introducing our friend. charlie just flew in. i have been watching my phone, listening to everything everyone said as we track this course across the united states. he was picked up and he has been with the president today and i will let him tell the story. he was with the president, the announcement of an executive order to require free speech on college campuses. [applause] a lot of people take credit for that but the guy that deserves the credit is charlie kirk. charlie is ceo, founder and ceo, of turning point usa, he is an i

>> doug: this is what makes it interesting for the bill. they don't call up because there's been a transition, but local advertisers, and businesses who depend on the local newspaper. i have -- i love being a congresswoman congressman from a local district. not only do i see who died, and who is preaching this week in the local paper but i can see the local businesses. this is where it's become real for them to stay in business is not skimming the news, and they can get the local content instead of being who gets the scores on the weekend. i talked to one of my local publishers just the other day and they said they've had to adapt my doing that. but my father, i won't name the publication but what he found was he was getting two publications two newspapers every day. he finally went down to one, he chose the local one over the one he was getting because basically the local was just taking some of the same articles from the other one but he was at least getting the local content. so that's where it means a lot to people. >> i think i think p

we're going to wait for you, doug. thank you. >>> switching gears now to an awful easter day wreck in the district and a warning that what you're about to see is disturbing. we're only showing y part of it. surveillance video captured a car blowing through a stop sign and plowing into another have yesterday. a nearby pedestrian was killed after gdting pinne against a brick wall. the driver walked away but was later arrested. today we learned the victim was 31-year-old abdul seck. the new yorker was in town visiting a friend for the easter holiday. he graduated from college and had dreams of becoming a meanical engineer. meagan fitzgerald will have a full report on this coming up. y, well, on this earth news 4 is kicking off a brand new initiative. >> we're going to be talking about our changing climate and the way it can impact your everyday life. coming up in our next half hour, amelia draper joins us with factors behind the threat ofio bill dollar disasters. >>> firstmp the tru administrationove today that m alright

thank you, doug. problem. after that we can -- no, no. >>> dramatic steps being taken to contain the measles new york city. new tonight, how officials are using a state of emergency to force vaccinations. >> a history making day in prince william county where voters in a special election will send the first person of color to the board of supervisors. coming up, why one of those candidates says that's not what's important. >>> and a story you'll see only on news 4. a father trying to protect his son from being placed in a home with a man once charged with s abusing that boy. the man accused? a . >> announcer: you're watching news 4 at 6:00. >>> a prince george's county o poliicer has been indicted on child abuse charges. >> the officerusasnded from the department after he was charged with abusing his girlfrnd's 3-year-old son back in 2016. those charges were quietly dropped. nly on news 4 tonight prince george's county burea chief tracee wilkins talks to the boy's father who says he's still fighting to protect

a little bit unsettled but not too bad. >> all right, doug. thank you. >>> coming up,nl it's o been in theaters for about 24 hours, but the new "avengers" movie is already setting s.record >> fans are stoked frmg. >>> plus we'll have a heads up about a major road closure over the weekend. >>> the man accused of killing his wife and trying to make it look like a suicide. look like a suicide. itlie carey w i must admit. i had a few good tricks to help hide my bladder leak pad. like the old "tuc tug". you know it, right? t like tbut i don't hag". with always discreet. i couldn't believe the difference. it's less bulkye and it ally protects. watch this. the super absorbent core turns liquid and odor to gel, and locks it away. so i have nothing to hide. always discreet. for bladder leaks. >>> you're watching news 4 at 6:00. >>> now to a story you'll only see on news 4. allegations of a coverup for murder. >> we learned newai det today in the case of a fairfax county man accused of killing his wife then shooting himself to cover up the crime. >> in

it's cold down here. >> doug: it's part of some kind of personal honor. people who come as a scientist might think of their science as driving them more than thinking of coming to a place that is definitely different than anywhere else in the world. >> anthony: despite its seemingly endless whiteness, what you see is a desert, technically. the highest and driest on the planet. a frozen desert holding 61% of entire world's fresh water. it looks like nothing lives. you won't see a single plant, a single leaf, and certainly not a puppy. even the sun this time of year never sets. it moves in lazy circles around the sky. but [ bleep ] is indeed moving, beneath your feet, all around you, just very slowly. >> doug: an ice shelf is a kind of glacier that flows off the land, but begins to float in the ocean. >> anthony: it's fresh water. >> doug: it's fresh water ice and the ice itself varies from the snow, like today. and then down at the bottom, ice that might have fallen as snow 35,000 years ago. it's the part of the antarctic ice sheet we call the buttress, be

friday a good chance of showers and maybe a strong storm or two. >> doug, thank you. some breaking news if you were just joining us. a gunfir fired inside a norther virginia cssroom. whytudents were kept ondo lockwn so far. >>> new research you'll want to hear before you reach for a popular energy drink. >>> a hrcut and blood pressure screening. coming up, three tips the alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever youyoot. let's u can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is thaeverything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort.ll we, look what i found. take controlitf your wifi with xfxfi. be careful out there! now that's simple, easy, awesome. switch to xfinity internet for $34.99 a month for 12 months and get the speed, coverage and control you need with . click, call or visit a store today. > we continue to follow the breaking news. >> parents and their students have been reunited after some very anxious moments. a gun was accidentally fired in a classroom jus

doug and ameka are b in two minutes. >>>s $50,000 on the line for one local hospital's childhood cancer research >> the winner depends on a contest at the washington auto show. >> tommy mcfly reports from the nvention center. >> reporter: if you make your way to the conventionter for the washington auto show between now and saturday you'll see half a dozen people with their hands on a hyundai. they're doing this to raise a lot of money for pediatric cancer research, one of two incredibled.c. organizations. have a few doctors with us. there is a competition going on under way to try to raise $50,000 in research. what would that money do for your cance program? >> oh, it will be- it will be an invaluable addition to our research program. nce pediatric cancer research is dealing with tumors that are rare, we don't get the same amount of grants from the federal government that goeto breast cancer or prostate cancer. >> first i have to thank hyundai for getting it. pediatric cancer has gone from nearly lethal to 75% cure rane

doug is tracking a warming trend doug is tracking a warming trend as we at redfin, we chargea you a 1% listing fee. and because bdfin.com is america'rokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the onet ext door. don'get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> wow. it is spectacular. weroke the 80s, right? as you predicted. >> yes. >> boy, it felt good. >> it felt great. although people arepl comning a little bit. >> you had to turn on the a.c. did. >> we're never happy. >> the pollen and the heat. >> that's the tough part. >> the pollen has been huge out there. everything is growing really fast. i know my lawnel definit needs to be cut. i have not been able to do it in the last week and a half. >> you're so upset about that. >> i'll send handly over ther tomorrow. >> from my jung tole to yours. >> 82 degrees so far. right now sitting at 80. winds out of thet south a12 miles an hour. that southerly windo helps keep us warm, actually brings the temperature of the airport down a little bit because the airport right along the river. ther

hi, doug. >> friday, that means more storms. we've seen them last week. wst tornadoning was friday and the line of storms that came in earlier and you could see it pushing way out into the atlantic. behind he, notice wind direction here. the storm moving from south to north and now from north to south. what does? that mean that is a much colder direction for the wind and let's take a look at this. wind advisory in effect for areas in the brown, that includes montgomery county, howard county, northern and the west, winds could be gusting upwards of 50 miles per hour tomorrow in this area. right now, the gusts at about 20 to 30 but the big deal i think is tomorrow morning. take a look at this. a these the wind chills tomorrow morning. future wind chills until around noon tomorrow and 45 martinsburg and actually starting off in the 30s in some locations early tomorrow morning. yeah, get out the jackets. i think you're going to need them early tomorrow. i'll show you what this means for the rest of the weekend. that coming up on full forecast. i'm back in ten

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i'll explain and see you bac here in a few minutes. >> thanks, doug. t> today family, friends and colleagues cameogether and paid their left respects to a marine who died in the line of duty. staff sergeant christopher slutman was killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan earlier this month. this morning police and fire departments lined overpasses from maryland to virginia saluting slutman during the procession. he was burred in a private ceremony at arlingtonl nationa cemetery. he was a life member of the unlunteer fire department in prince george's . >>> we are staying on top of the breaking news at hilton high school. >> a gunfired inhe middle of school. julie carey is working that story in woodbridge and she'll bring you updates here on news 4. >>> blood pressure screenings. coming up, three tips the african-american community needs to know to prevent strokes. >>> and protecting your skin from the smer sun, we're working for you with the suns >>> well, it is much warmer out there today, but tomorrow thete erature is going to be all over the place.

doug williams 2.0. he won the super bowl the year i was born. hopefully it won't take long for them to get back there. hopefully he will be the one to leave him there. >> hey, more from the newest star of the washington redskins. what dwayne h thinks of putting down the burgundy in gold. coming up later in sports. >> other news now. we're learning more about a b shooting inad daylight. we told but it as the news broke. a teenager shot in virginia, rushed to the hospital just before 6:00, police were called to bright leaf court in dale . city news4's jackie bensenxplains investigators are focusing on other parts of the neighborhud, too. >> reporter: when police were tlled in,hey found a 17-year-old young man who had been shot in the upper body. they were concentrating their investigative effortsn the woods at the end of the townhouse court. now video from chopper 4 shows that the also responded to another location nearby. almost just on the other side of those woods,hat is saido be e.e young man's reside jackie bensen, news4. >>> breaking news, c

doug. >>> and tracking a couple of storms. a great day out there. today tracking one storm to our east moving away. another moving our wayat l this week. this week. i'll show youpp what haens in i'm paige, ath well the little thin i like about the grilled chicken sandwich is that it's picture perfect. it's juicy and it just has all the right combinations. i think i could be considered a grilled chicken sandwich influencer. my name is frank and tttle e about the grilled chicken sandwich is the first bite. love how juicy the chicken is but there's also the tomatoes and the lettuce and it's incredible. make sure you get it with waffle fries, because that's my favite. >>> tonight a major redesign is planned for part of downtown d.c. that will impact how you get around and where you should park. >> we know this can get confusing. the area we're talking about is a very busy section of "k" street between 12th and 21st streets. news 4 mark segraves broke the news this afternoon. he joins us now live on "k" st oet with more the story you'll see only on news

fox news's doug mckelway outside of the supreme court with the latest. doug? port part a risky proposition to forecast how the high court will rule based on any one position based on oral arguments before it. that said the high court's conservative majority seem to uphold the trump administration plan to include in the 2020 census, the question, are you a citizen of the united states of america that question had been included in every census from 1820 through 1950. the trump admin wants it back, allegedly enforce the voting rights back. the four liberal justice of court pummeled administration. justice sotomayor saying this is solution in search of a problem. elena kagan you can't read the record without sensing this need is con tried one. hundreds of immigrants protesters gathered outside to protest the plan, seeming unaware it is illegal for the census bureau to disclose or pun like any private information that identifies any individual or businesses. >> well, you don't have to be conspiracy theorist to be concerned that if that date is out there, it could p

. >>> all right, doug. boy, are those clouds outth e? it is busy and thick behind us. >> it's only going tor get thicd busi busier. it's going to be a nasty night. if you arelanning on heading to the nationals game, be ready. a lot asking abouthat about e caps? i did it again. what about the nationals? they play outside. the caps game will get in no problem. that's tomorrow at 3:00 by the way. we take on the hurricanes one out there now tracking the rain. not a whole lot going on in the wty itself. you can seet's happening here. nothing here. not much in the way of rain. we've got a couple of showers here. some showers back to the west. heavier rain right now in jefferson county and towards loudon county. we also have showers around loreai this is a severe thunderstorm warning that is going to move well to the north and wt of mostf our region here. this is the potomac river here arndaw paw. this will move up to the north, but there is a chance we could see a couple of stronger storms. had some lightning with it earlier. i'm not expecting

good morning, doug! >> reporter: good morning. this is something we largely knew that there was, in fact, surveillance, but that word certainly got tongues wagging yesterday. we knew that attorney general william barr's appearance before congress would be explosive but it sounded like almost a nonchalant statement that really got things going. >> i think spying did occur, yes, i think spying did occur. >> reporter: barr acknowledging there was government surveillance of the trump campaign back in 2016, looking into allegations of russian collusion, and he says we need to know more about how and why that happened. >> itis my obligation, i usually very concerned about intelligence agencies and law enent agencies staying in their proper lane and i want to make sure that happens. >> reporter: and that weighed right into the hands of president trump and other republicans who have now questions whether anti-trump sentiment played a role within the fbi and other government agencies. >> everything about it was crooked. everything single t

>> i agree. >> thank you, doug. >>> well, coming up, just how long a wait? bryce harper back in d.c. for the first t te withhose phillies. will he be cheered or will he be booed? sports up next. >> we'll see how sherree is handling that rain delay. here's lester holt. he's got a look at what's ahead. >> doreen and jim, withrs doc under pressure to taper patients off higher doses much opkoioid pain ds, what about those who need it for relief? need it for relief? plus how a high school when you switch to fios you get entertainment delivered toour home like no one els because fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. that means you get the fastest internet available and fios tv one with 4k capability, and an advanced voice remote. and when you switch now, you also get a netflix premium plan on us for a full year. so you can stream your favorite netflix shows and movies in 4k on 4 devices at once. already have netflix? we'll cover the cost for one year. just switch to fios gigabit connection, with tv and phone and a two-year price guarantee for just 79.99 a month with

. >> thank you, doug. >>> now to that terror plot foiled in maryland. a man who told the feds he wanted to pullff an isis-style attack. >> this evening we are learning the disturbing details about his efforts and his arrest. all of this l unfolded latt month when the man was leaving his job in germantown to launch this attack. >> investigators tell us he stole an u-haul order to mow down pedestrians. authorities found the vehicle and the man at national harbor. >> let's get to news 4 pat hellins who has rest of this story. pat. >> reporter: wey, the details here, bonehiing. they say the s was inspired by isis. that he stole a truck. that he had a plan. plow that truck into a cro of people here at national harbor. words from a would-beterrorist. i was just going to keep driving and driving. i wasn't going to stop. the fbi says he had noap e plan. they say he intended to die killing others for his cause. the suspect 28-year-old rondel henry, a computer engineer. two yearsor more than he harbored hatred for those who didn't practice the muslim faith. they

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shannon. >> shannon: doug mckelway, thank you very much. a wine company -- in ohio that leads to tonight the news roundup. "real news roundup" banning abortion after heart beat detected. the low pan of abortions as soon as six weeks into a pregnancy and does include exception to save the life of the mother. aclu tweeted we will see you in court. meanwhile missouri lawmakers with similar bill to provide just over the border in illinois displaying this billboard reading welcome to illinois where you can get a legal, safe abortion. the city of chicago filing a civil suit against embattled empire jussie smollett. seeking to recoup the cost of investigating what they are calling a false report. the suit comes after he reaped -- he refused to reimburse the city $130,000 for the investigation. house chairman adam schiff with singer john legend and his wife model chrissy taken in the background, he added felt cute, might delete later. the two on him for democratic three date policy conference which teagan told the crowd she is in therapy because of

to doug and lisa and to the co are. rett foundation and all people who participated in this and everybody who wrote a check or helped advance the ball we say thank you from the bottom of our hearts. i can't be wait for my daughter who plays tennis to come out and watch her play. thank you very much. [applause.] >> thank you, mark. let's focus on the partnership. the spark was not government for the project. it was not me or the mayor. it was the tennis coalition of san francisco. it is the tennis coalition of san francisco advocating for public access to tennis, equitable access and has been the steward of this site for decades and decades and decades. that was the true spark and true originator and creator of this project. i will give a special shout to dave martini. he was the first person to knock on my door 10 years ago and he would not take no for an answer. they are such a tremendous partner and the work is incredible. the journey we have gone on and a long with the tennis coalition is most rewarding. we have real

doug is right. by definition those people who voted for barack obama and turned around and voted for donald trump don't care about your skin color, they are listening to your ideas, that's all i care about. the democratic party are the only people left anymore talking about skin color, gender and all this was everyone else is talking ideas so until they stop that nonsense and gets into talking about ideas they are never going to win over those people especially playing identity politics. shannon: final word to you. >> doug hit it on the head. this represents how democrat party used to be, not how it is, the face of the democratic party demands identity politics and they will have a competition of who can play identity politics the best and unreasonably attack joe biden and bernie santos or something they cannot control. it should be a battle of ideas, not skin color and the democrat party, the majority will focus on that and charlie made a deck of how they were able to vote for donald trump when pre

back to you. >> thank you, doug. >>> a u.s. military veteran is behind bar this is morning accused of planning to bomb several locations in southern california. investigators say 26-year-old mark demingo of recy that is a recent convert to islam and they believe he was seeking retribution on the attacks of the recent mosques in new zealand. >> i don't want to assume a thing when someone joins a new religion. i thought maybe my brother found guidance in this world, but -- but -- >>> jefferson appeared in court on video conference. he talked for the first time since being arrested. >> please, i never intended to hurt anyone. >> now, jefferson was arraigned on five felony charges including attempted murder. jefferson never mention the three people he is accused of killing here in the bay area. >>> the search is on for a new director of san francisco's muni after the current boston ft is resigning. he said he is stepping down when his contract expires in august. london breed accepted the resignation saying it is time for change and

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're bringing some changes for friday, huh, doug? >> those clo cs comingrtesy of our next storm system. out there right now is the warmest it's been all day. 68 degrees the current temperature in d.c. we've got 70s to the south but look to the north. 54 degrees right now in st. college. is is the cooler air that will make its way in fomorrow. not just cooler air that will make tomorrow nasty. owit's this storm to the sought. look at the rain sound to the southern portions of the, u.s. co rainy, dreary, just plain nasty for friday. i'll take you hour by hour and show you how the storm impacts your weekend as well. see you back heren about ten minutes. >>> wastingo time in addressing scandals that have plagued the arch diocese. >> wilton gregory says he's up for the task of restoring trust among parishioners here in the nation's capital. >> erika gonzales jning us with a closer look at this historic appointment. >> reporter: this morning's press conference was a glimpse into who gregory is, a man who does not mince rds. he also seemed

hi, doug. >> hey, adriana, how are you? >> reporter: and chris tal clear video calls. so i'll never have that awkward freeze where theture freezes and you don't know what face you're making when that happens? >> exactly. >> reporte releas 5g companies in the coming months. motorola teamed up with vitello to be first. right now it's only available in parts of chicago and minneapolis with plans to be in 30 cities by the end of the year. the signals carried on new smaller towers that can fit on a light pole. cnet tried it out. 5g worked in speed tests but dropped out when she downloaded an app or video. >> i knew it wouldn't be smooth sailing, because it never is when you have new technology. >> reporter: she says once the bugs work out, 5g will not just speed up our phones, but rittman open up new technologies. one company called third eye is developing mixed reality glasses that would let a doctor take and analyze a 3d scan or give mechanics an image of an engine. >> this is t very beginning. 5g will definitely get stronger. report 5g's ability to cut down on lag time w

doug? it is clear that the activist base of the democratic party, the donors, those who work in campaign, and frankly, those who speak the loudest, are on the far left. many being socialist. it's also true there's a sort of silent majority in the middle of moderate liberals, but they're not the ones speaking out. i think joe biden doing a poll this week was 20 points or more ahead of president trump would be an ideal nominee. so i think it's going to be tough to nominate him given the attacks he's taken and what is sure to come. what's worse, he knows that's what's going to happen which is why he's delayed the announcement as long as he has. >> sylvester, what do you make? we heard a lot as doug brought up, david talked about, reparations. but we talked about abolishing i.c.e., the electoral college, the green new deal, open border, the list goes on and on. are all those candidates running to the left going to split the vote and there may be somebody like biden does come in and take the mid

when you're ready to legislate, you'll find no harder worker than doug collins. if you want to continue to go down this road that you're on, then you're going to find me and you're going to hear some country analogies. and i'm going to fight back. because i refuse to let this country get dragged down the path of divisiveness and hatred and other things when we can do so much better. that's leadership. that's where we need to be. god bless you. thank you so much. [ applause ] >>> coming up in prime time on the c-span networks. 8:00 eastern c-span. road to the white house coverage. with remarks from joe biden. at a conference of the international brotherhood of electrical workers. c-span 1. members of the incoming congress. and on cspan 3, afghanistan reconstruction efforts. >>> coming up, a forum with democratic presidential candidates new jersey secretary cory beerk and former hud secretary julian castro. they spoke at the we the people summit. >> hey! whoo! welcome, welcome. how we doing this morning? oh, come on, now. that's some noise like we're ready to fight

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