at 11:00 am a crime alert in georgetown. they propose as a harmless attractive couple, but they are armed robbers. alison: they struck once on the university campus and once near a hotel in georgetown. the police want you to be ware. tom roussey has the investigation. tom: i spoke with a victim by phone. she said she and a female companion were walking down the street when they were approached by what they described as a beautiful well-dressed couple that appeared to be on a date. but that couple had a gun and robbed the couple less than a block from m street at 9:00 last night. shortly after that, the police believe the same couple struck again, on the campus of georgetown university near the business school. they robbed a 19-year-old student of his iphone and student id card. on 31st street, it was near a hotel. the female victim said at first they tried to rob her mail camp opinion -- male companion, but he is german and only had euros so then they robbed them of their credit cards. >> georgetown is one of the beautiful s

it is going to get backed up to georgetown shortly. again, with this accident hopefully they will clear it out. we pull out a little bit to look at the beltway. we have heavy traffic working your way on the outer loop a little bit closer from axen hill to landover. what you are seeing on the top is congestion and heavier on the inner loop than we have been. 11 miles per hour is the average approaching an accident. it's just before the g.w. parkway. this is mixed in with the already slow traffic. we have a lane blocked there as well. if we look here, slow traffic to the beach. we have the congestion. 10 miles per hour you have approaching to severn river bridge. we are in the 40's closer to the by bay bridge but going to see heavy traffic. live look in the area to give you an idea what we've got. this is beltway congestion approaching the accident near the g.w. parkway. this is the slowing and gives you a good idea how congested we are. at least this is nice. people going to the beach. leon: now go to texas. water rescues continuing the

the movie will be called the worst marriage in georgetown based on al -- georgetown based on albrecht muth who was convicted last year of killing his 91-year-old wife viola drath who was 45 years older than him. muth has been called a conman, has posed as a u.s. army officer and german spy and tried to blame his wife's death on iranian agents. >>> in about 15 minutes patriots quarterback tom brady will make his first public appearance since yesterday's report on deflategate came out scheduled to speak at salem university tonight. there is no word whether he'll say anything about the nfl investigation which found two team employees had violated the rules by not inflating the balls enough and that tom brady was at least generally aware that it was lapping. >>> the price of bridge and road tolls are coming down in maryland. governor hogan said tolls are being lowered at seven locations including the bay bridge, intercounty connector and the new i-95 express toll lanes. the tax cut should save drivers $270 million over the next five years. >>> the museum looks like nothing like the other

one on the georgetown university campus. police say last night about 10:00 a man and woman held a georgetown student at gunpoint and demanded his wallet. that was outside the mcdonagh business school at 37th and 0 northwest and then another robbery happened an hour later at 31st and k. d.c. and georgetown campus police are both investigating. >>> the search continues tonight for a man who was reported missing. his name is lance buckley, a husband and father. he was scheduled to graduate from howard university with his phd this weekend. his cell phone pinged in the area of black house point conservation park in montgomery county yesterday. police went to look for him but knot found no choice. family members say they dropped him off at a commuter lot in stafford on tuesday morning. he texted his wife a few hours later. he was near the howard campus at that time. his family has not heard from him since then. >>> maryland is giving a new reason to do some traveling this summer. beginning july 1st tolls at some of the major bridg

eun and aaron, back to you. >> kristin wright in georgetown. thanks. >>> and parking isn't the only thing on the table. mayor bowser proposed increasing the city's sales tax to 6%. this would be the same as maryland and virginia. she asked the council for more money for summer jobs programs in the d.c. area. bowser wants to pay for 2,400 new body cameras for d.s c. police officers. >>> controversial images of the muslim prophet muhammad could be made into ads you would see every day. metro has to decide whether to allow those ads to be plastered on buses and inside trains. the posters are a form of paid advertising by the conservative group the american freedom defense initiative. that group submitted the winning cartoon from the provocative draw muhammad contest. two men who linked themselves to isis opened fire in texas and a security guard killed them. >> there's nothing about this cartoon that incites violence. it is within the established american tradition of satire. >> metro released the statement saying in part, the ad request quote is

this year's beneficiaries include georgetown university, washington hospital center, and food and friends. >> that is good stuff. >> yeah, absolutely. >>> coming up tonight, the baby princess meeting more of her royal family

. >>> we'll go to georgetown university. president obama is giving remarks to the university to a gathering there. they're talking about the issues of race. let's listen to what the president has to say. >> first of all, i want to thank the georgetown community, all of the groups, nonprofits, faith based groups hosting this today and i want to thank this terrific panel. i think that we are at a moment in part because of what's ppened in baltimore and ferguson and other places but in part because a growing awareness of inequality in our society. it may be possible not only to refocus attention on the issue of poverty but also maybe to bridge some of the gaps that have existed and the ideological divides that have prevented us from making progress. and there are a lot of folks here who i have worked with that disagree with me on some issues but they have great sincerity when it comes to wanting to deal with helping the least of these and so this is a wonderful occasion for us to join together. part of the reason i thought this

what did going to georgetown mean to you? how did it influence your purpose? >> i'll try to give you a short answer because i think i told this before, but when i wrote my autobiography, hi editor made me take out 20 pages i wrote about georgetown and there's stale lot in there about it. he said, you can't possibly remember all these people. and all these teachers and everything, but i do. it had a profound impact on me first of all because i met people from all over the world. both my teachers and my fellow students. that i would have never met otherwise. in our class, our class was the only graduating class in i think in american history that produced three presidents of three countries. when i became president, my classmate was the president of el salvador. when i left office, gloria was the president of the philippines and the whole time i was there, our classmate was the head of the saudi version of the cia. later ambassador to the united states, the united kingdom. i was here with fascinating people at a fascinating time. but it affected me mostly becaus

students faculty, friends of georgetown. secretary vilsack, thank you very much for being here and your long career in public service. congressman john delaney who is a shining hope for the possibility of bipartisan cooperation. he's got a bill to repatriate all this loose cash that is hanging around overseas that has as many republican as democratic sponsors i think. some people think there is something wrong with that. i think that's a pretty good idea. so i thank him for that. i want to thank my classmates and friends who are here. let's get the show on the road. two years ago i came here in april intending to give a series of three or four lectures on composing a life in public service. whether that is an elected or appointed office or in the private sector or working for a nongovernmental organization. in the first talk, i said there are four essential elements to any successful service. focus on people, policy politics and purpose. in that first lecture, i was primarily focused on the importance of people centered serv

they were taken across the street to med star georgetown university hospital. one worker suffered life threatening injuries. an abc7 viewer is credited with helping identify a man who is accused of sexual assaulting a 12-year-old girl. prince george's county police arrested 20-year-old isiah bogan this morning. police say bogan followed a girl in the elevator at her forestville apartment building and forced her to commit a sex act. abc7 spoke with the victim's mother on monday and she told us she saw the daughter's attacker two days later and chased him. the description of the tattoos jogged the memory of one of our viewers. that view e called the police. virginia state candid das morrisey is admitting to fathering a child with the receptionist who was 17 at the time. he is was house of delegates when he served three months in jail for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. he faces perjury charges connected to that case. next at 6:00 -- the special meeting behind one portion of today's air show near the u.s. naval academy. hill tells us the best day for t

. >>> prosecutors are asking a judge to give a disgraced georgetown rabbi a sentence of 17 years. he admitted he had secretly recorded dozens of women over the years as they undressed in the changing room of the jewish ritual synagogue in georgetown. the sentencing is next friday. dozens of his victims will be there. >>> prince george's county public school system says as a result of a fight that took place yesterday several high school students have been charged with assault and disruption of school activities. some students have been suspended. investigation is still underway. extra security was on hand today at fairmont heights. we are told the school will have extra security in place next week. >>> it is a weekend in jail for the teen charged with punching a man at the eastern market metro station. this morning a judge said eli smith could be released with an ankle bracelet and curfew. attack was caught on camera. smith was accused of knocking out a man three times his age. he falls all the way down the escalator. the victim told us he is back to riding metro. >>> a good updat

his remarks are part of georgetown law schools third annual cybersecurity law lot institute. this is 45 minutes. >> thank you. we are now coming up on two years as director of the fbi. if you could talk a little bit about the biggest threat facing the fbi today. >> i think the biggest threat and the most urgent threat the one that takes my time every day is the one that isil presents especially coming at us through social media trying to motivate trouble people in the united states to engage in acts of violence. the so-called caliphate or killed where they are. this is actually a place where cyber and counterterrorism merge because they are preaching this, pushing this poison through twitter and other vehicles trying to motivate people and then moving them to encrypted platforms to communicate with them to try and give them instructions. so the threat we face has morphed. is it chaotic spiderweb through social media increasingly visible to us because it's being being, the operational communications are in an encrypted channel so that consumes most of our days trying to, i don

. >>> developing now, president obama is about to speak at a major summit on poverty at georgetown university. in 2013, the census bureau reported more than 48 million americans were living below the poverty line. according to unicef 1 in 3 children live in poverty in this country. the summit is a three-day event in washington including more than 100 political, religious, and civic leaders. politicians from both sides of the aisle are attending, along with evangelical, catholic and other religious groups. joy reid is at the summit joining us now. they say this is the pope francis effect. >> reporter: yeah absolutely tamron. in many ways this summit is in a sense the product of what you started to hear out of pope francis and this focus on poverty that really has, according to people who follow the president, have inspired him and inspired some of his policy ideas and his rhetoric. so the president is going to come here today to talk about the intersection of religion, poverty, and government and it's going to be a bipartisan conversation. our own e.j. dionne is going to be moderating but the

it happened in georgetown. the event features dragon boat races on the potomac river and hands-on activities as well. >>> and coming up here this morning, it's time to grab a martini and celebrate with don draper. the popular tv show comes to an end. >>> plus, we'll go on a rear behind the scenes look at the ed sullivan theater with late show host david letterman. >>> a few light sprinkles and showers this morning, then another round of thunderstorms develops this afternoon. i will track them for you with 9 futurecast coming up in the first alert seven-day. today's high temperatures, 80 to 85 degrees. >>> welcome back. air conditioning will be a priority today for many of you, just because it is so wet. >> yes, and i have my water bottle sitting over here, it's been like dripping on the outside. it's not leaking, of course. >> we've got the humidity. >> yes, it's going to be the case all day long. that high humidity leading to another round of showers and thunderstorms, just like we had yesterday, and then a re

>> i went to georgetown. >> georgetown? >> if they saw my test scores i wouldn't have gotten in. >> you went to georgetown. i have a masters from harvard. >> you do? >> but there is an asian groups in america. i can't say they are all asian americans mad at harvard, why? >> they say that the asian kids are getting discriminated against. here is the complaint. 64 groups have filed this with the department of justice and department of education. more asian kids should be allowed into harvard that there would be discriminating against because of their race. 200% of the freshman class now at harvard asian. they say if you look at the test scores. these kids are smart. >> asians are very high achievement. >> it should be like 42% or even more. >> they say that based on scores harvard should be 42%. did you know the university of california berkeley i think it is is 49 asian? >> they don't use race as sphak tore. >> half the school is asian. so harvard says well, we are not doing it but they really are doing it getting certain am

police want help identifying this pair in relation to two armed robberies in georgetown. they are considered people of interest. the gunpoint robbery happened near the university campus and another at a hotel. if you have information, police want to hear from you. anchor: to the weather now. temperatures will be in the 80's tomorrow. we're monitoring the potential for storms before the end of the weekend. we have the outlook. steve? anchor: not so bad out there as you move through the overnight hours. patchy fog come early tomorrow morning but nothing that will bring us travel delays. satellite and radar at this hour, just a few passing clouds. as they move through the day tomorrow, our forecast shows morning temperatures around 63-65 degrees inside the beltway cooler to the north and west of us. noontime partly sunny. warm. a bit muggy. by 5:00 in the afternoon, we're talking temperatures around 894-85. it stays warm and humid. we have showers and thunderstorms on the way just in time for mother's day. i'll give you the timing plus the latest update on subtropical storm

. >>> prosecutors are asking a judge to give a disgraced georgetown rabbi 17 years behind bars. last february you'll remember barry freundel pled guilty to secretly videotaping dozens of women over several years as they undressed in changing room of a jewish ritual bath at the synagogue in georgetown. >>> a police officer in montgomery county is getting a lot of attention today. dave reed has been a cop over 12 years, but last night was the first time he revived a baby. >> reporter: officer reed was patrolling this area and came over here to help direct traffic. he didn't get out of his car before someone came up to his window and told him there was a woman in this parking lot that seemed to be in distress. >> he was very concerned like hey, just want to let you know there's a lady crying over here. >> reporter: officer reed drove to this parking lot and found a woman slouched over the wheel of her suv. >> she was very distraught crying, i asked if she was okay, needed any help, having a medical emergency? she was not giving me any responses. >> reporter: she turned her body awa

. >>> a 63-year-old georgetown rabbi will spend the next 6 1/2 years in prison. dr. barry freundel was sentenced today on 52 antiquos of voyeurism after -- counts of voyeurism after admitting to secretly videotaping women in a jewish bath. our mola lenghi spoke with some of the victims today in court. what did they tell you? >> reporter: freundel was essentially sentenced to 45 days for each of the 52 victims who he admittedly spied on here at kesher israel. the judge called his actions "a classic abuse and of violation of trust." the victims' emotions were mixed. barry freundel walked into d.c. superior court today a free man. he'll walk back out a free man in about 6 1/2 years. freundel received a sentence after secretly video recording women while they were in the mikvah, a jewish ritual bath. >> i was fully expecting him to get little to no time. >> there's no time that you can really put on what he did to everybody. >> what he did can't be justified at all, but he had so much knowledge that to see that rot in jail would be a waste. >> there's some real sadness w

this is part of a three day catholic evangelical service held at georgetown university. it should get under way in just a moment live here on c-span 3. >>> once again, live picture from georgetown university where we are expecting president obama to arrive here shortly to take part in a round table discussion on poverty in the united states. it's part of a three-day catholic evangelical leadership summit that is hosted by the university. should get under way in just a moment live here on c-span 3. very quickly, some programming information to tell you about. the house returns at noon eastern for general speeches and legislative work will get under way at 4:00 eastern this afternoon. five bills are on the agenda today in the house, including one dealing with blocking new definitions of u.s. waters subjected to federal regulation. also four bills dealing with police benefits. any recorded votes will take place at 6:30 eastern to give lawmakers a little more time to come back to the capitol as their workweek begins. see the house live on the companion network c shall have p

alison: both happened last night in georgetown. one not far from the mainstream -- strip along m street. diane? reporter: the first what happened at georgetown university during finals week. police say that student was robbed at gunpoint just before 10:00 last night. >> it was pretty shocking to me because normally the alerts we get happen off-campus and not very well within the campus. reporter: the university police sent out an alert notifying students about what happened. authorities say a male student was approached by a man and woman last night new the business school. the man pointed a gun at the victim while the female demanded his wallet. sources say the suspect were posing as a couple. >> it's one thing to everything stolen. it is another to have a weapon pointed at you. reporter: sources say the two suspects allegedly robbed another man and woman not far from university. sources say the gunman rummaged the male victims belongings when he realized he only had zero's that she originally -- allegedly robbed a female victim,

university which is my alma mater, everything collectivist, foolish comments the amount of georgetown, campuses of america are broken because they are dominated by leftist ideology that has nothing to do with preparing good citizens or good workers, so for me that is part of the story. >> this is a real evil and it has nothing to do with liberal policies, rolling stone messed up here, they have set the conversation back maybe she would use her newfound platform to get us back on track. charles: you guys, thank you so much for being on the show, more and more people participating in their company's 401k plan, this is amazing. it's a great first step. let's talk about how your maximizers for a golden retirement because you and i both know that social security might not be there. ♪ ♪ >> we are doing it, americans are participating in your aura and one can't 401k plans, up 64%, the rise in participation among young americans point to thing that we all know, the realization that your options are changing and perhaps a willingness to do the right thing. the banc of america reports that

he and the woman are accused of posing a is a couple and robbing a georgetown university student and another couple right off the main strip of m street. the woman is still at large. if you know anything about this please call police. prince george's county police need your help in finding the driver involved in a hit-and-run crash. this happened around 2:40 this morning on branch avenue in temple hills. the victim is in critical condition and police are looking for a dark-colored sedan. investigators say it appears the driver stopped briefly but left before police and paramedics arrived. a maryland state trooper right now is recovering from serious injuries after a car hit him during a traffic stop. this was right near the route 450 exit near annapolis mall. four people were flown to shock trauma in baltimore including the trooper, one person in the car that he stopped, and two people in the car that drifted into them. they are all expected to survive. tonight a tornado caught on camera ripping through north central texas. at least one person has been killed in the storm and another

stephen: is spokesperson for georgetown said the school receivedded a complaint but that was all. the people most upset about the predawn party was the clean-up grew who spent saturday picking up after students who were picking up their diplomas. stephen tschida, abc7 news. alison: one more note here. two hours ago georgetown give abc7 news this statement -- "our location provides access to world class events and history. we expect all members of the community to be responsible sits of our campus and our city." that is it for "abc7 news at 5:00". but still to come on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- >> four people found murdered inside a d.c. mansion. what a new video shows and what neighbors are now telling investigators. plus thrown from a burning home. a hero opens up about the act of heroism that saved two young children's lives. >> why isn't it fixed? alison: a man claims that he hacked into an airliner's controls. and nothing has been done about it. what the f.b.i. is now saying. "abc7 news at 6:00" starts now. ♪ ♪ >>> now, "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. leon: we begin tonight

a man and woman held a georgetown student at gunpoint and demanded his wallet on wednesday night. that was outside the mcdonagh business school. another robbery happened an hour later at 31st and "k." >>> 4:31 now on this friday morning. the weekend is upon us. >> yay. we made it. >> we'll get started in a nice way. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein with a look at the weather. good morning. >> good morning. air, fresh and cool. pavement dry. storm team 4 tower camera overlooking northwest washington. there's nebraska avenue. everything dry this morning under a mostly clear sky. a few high clouds around. we'll have a mild morning in the 50s and 60s. another warm afternoon, similar to yesterday in the low to mid 80s. we have a rain chance moving in on mother's day and turning more humid. highs this afternoon, around the metro area low to mid 80s. farther to our south, the temperatures will likely be mid 80s most of prince william and fauquier and culpepper counties a few clouds around. around the chesapeake bay it will be cooler. right around 80 degrees to the north and west

it's 76 degrees in georgetown delaware. that's a 14 degree difference. we'll see if it will get warmer or cooler by the mother's day weekend. >>> also following yesterday, police released a new video they hope will help them catch a home invasion suspect. officers were called out to oxford circle on april 3rd as the home invasion was in progress. the officers caught one suspect but the second man took off. home surveillance camera captured the images of him. it's hard to tell anything there. if you think you recognize him, call police. >>> police are hoping this surveillance video will help them find a person who stole some things from a work van while parked at a drugstore. video shows a red mini van pulling up and you see a guy getting out and looks like he's transferring some items. the mini van was last seen heading west towards ridge avenue. >>> happening now, a former exterminator is on trial for murdering a customer during an argument. the customer was a philadelphia doctor. authorities say jason smith strangled dr. melissa inside her center city

bradley beal, former georgetown star, otto porter with a double double. there is grew gooden there. coming up on game time overtime, you will hear from a mature wizards team that says we have a lot of work to do. >> this one was pretty simple. doug fister took a shut-out into the seventh. coming up, i will tell you why today was a historic day for the expos franchise as well. that is not all. on game on overtime, the draft came and went and not a lot of drama wouldn't you say? the skins going with the beast. they quickly brought them to fedex field to show off the new rookies off to the fans. there they are right there. coming up, you will hear why brandon might be an option at another position and it may surprise you. yeah, you need to stick around just for that. >> yeah. i think i will. >> yeah. yeah. we are also previewing game three, caps an rangers hark will be a good one. the first two ones have been down to the wire. washington back to work and they are going the tell you what they expect tomorrow night from the rangers. that game three at the verizon center is huge. we have

. >>> new evidence revealed tonight in the deadly stabbing of a georgetown law school student. a convicted killer his childhood friend now sentenced to life in prison. news4's jackie benson shows us what the jury saw in this case today. a warning, some images could be disturbing. >> reporter: mark would have graduated from georgetown law school this week. instead, his parents sat in a montgomery county courtroom as his childhood friend was sentenced to life in prison for his murder. >> his murder was a sin, not just on his family, but on the community as a whole. >> this is not the murder victim. this photo documents how police encountered 25-year-old recall gupta when they came to his apartment on east west highway in silver spring. the 911 call from gupta's girlfriend came after an incredibly booze-filled night out to celebrate his birthday. waugh had come back to the apartment to calm down gupta, who was in a drunken jealous rage thinking another man had flirted with his girlfriend. >> montgomery county 911. >> what is happening? >> i don't know. i just need someone here the

. >>> allurer for a georgetown rabbi who -- a lawyer for a georgetown rabbi who pleaded guilty to voyeurism charges is asking a judge to sentence his client to community service, not prison. bernard freundel pled guilty earlier this year to secretly videotaping dozens of women in a jewish ritual bath. last week prosecutors asked him to be given more than 17 years behind bars. he will be sentenced on friday. >>> reaction from former washington redskins led coach bill gibbs to the punishment in the deflategate scandal. the nfl suspended new england quarterback tom brady without pay the first four games of the 2015 season. an independent investigation found brady likely knew the patriots had deliberately violated the rules by underinflating footballs during january's afc championship game against the colts. >> i think if somebody breaks the rules in any of our big sports, i think there's a price to pay there and for the credibility of the sport and this is the case of the nfl i think there's a price to be paid for that. >> the patriots were find a million bucks and have to forfeit two draft pi

the cloud thicken up and then by noon we will see rain, in dover, georgetown, heading in to cape may and then it will continue to push toward the the north. throughout the entire day heavy rain and cape may county georgetown, delaware, even millville, atlantic city seeing good dose of rain through 7:00. philadelphia seeing some showers, wilmington seeing rain as well. a as far as rain is concern up to a tenth of an inch in philadelphia and adjacent suburbs north and west. in new jersey and northern delaware up to a quarter inch but heavier rain accumulation will come down the jersey shore and southern delaware where we could see up to three-quarters of an inch of rain tomorrow afternoon and that could linger in the evening. it is all because of this area of low pressure will come close enough to bring that heavy rain. we will be on the northern fringe of. that then that moves off shore. we will see reenforcing shot of cooler air with the coal front on friday. friday a few increasing cloud breezy temperatures in the 70's. beautiful afternoon but you may see a shower popping up, late i

and georgetown. she has thrown 400 combat hours around the world and is tonight's working woman. flying is in her d.n.a. katie's father and her grandfathers were military pilots and she, too was drawn to public service. >> the military was the highest calling for me. the loudest calling i would say. >> she flies c-130. she was attracted when the piloting combat missions to afghanistan and humanitarian missions in africa. >> i have been in love since i started flying it. i will fly it for the rest of my career. alison: higgins is most comfortable and herself in the cockpit. even when feeling weightless. >> the zero g you get a weightless feeling and you are floating around in your feet. the 2 g's feel twice your body weight. alison: she rejects the notion she was chosen for the elite group because she is a woman. >> i flighted planes as good as my male counterparts and i have a great time doing it. my flying speaks for itself. alison: flying in front of the hometown crowd? >> it's beyond words. to per

then westbound route 7 at georgetown pike. be careful 66, 95, all of those areas are a bit wet this morning. in laurel, southbound route 1, we have emergency road work from overnight. 270 in general looking quite good. now, you might be delayed a bit in the district this weekend. that is because we'll start to see new road closures around the 3rd street tunnel. megan mcgrath has more on when those will start. going to be nasty, megan. >> reporter: yeah, we are going to see some slow downs in the area. the 3rd street tunnel project has become quite a choke spot and now we have another lane closure that's happening over the weekend that people need to be aware of. it will cause some delays in the area. we are talking about the off ramp from northbound 395 to massachusetts avenue. it's going to go down to just one lane. that closure is going to take effect at 12:01 saturday and it's going to stay closed or stay down to -- be down to just that one lane for 17 to 19 months. the area is already a big construction zone and this is ju

so i invited her to come to my class at georgetown university. she had to consider navy pocket the apple to see if she'd be allowed to go with those liberals at georgetown law. you've got to get security clearance. she came every week. got no credit for the class, and she invited me to her graduation. i kept up with her. she did five years in san diego and -- >> host: in the military? >> guest: in the military. went to night school san diego law and became a public interest lawyer, and has done work in bringing warlords in africa to justice. and so she now works for one of the world's largest law firms dla piper. and she was doing good deeds. and she came to the class and she never had this before. and a student named grace armstrong in the class wrote to her and said your visit to our class was the most fortunate thing that happened to me all year. and she goes on and just thanks. listening to your store encouraged me to pursue my passion, law and human rights. i'm so glad to have met you and in one afternoon i see you becoming a role model in m

i'm at georgetown. joe is not the typical georgetown professor. i cannot speak to you kim but you are not the typical historian. george higgins was here. i admire the work of the institute, but is that voice here in the same way? and you are not the typical pastor. at one time, all our parishes looks like queen of the americas. we had all come from someplace else. we were all struggling. so before we knew -- we had in our hearts that we had to stand with workers. that is not true today. in that lots of priests, lots of catholics are middle-class or upper class. chevy chase blesses sacramento does not look like queen of americas. so we have to find a different way to share this tradition in a way that invites people in.and it seems to me that requires academic institutions, parishes, the church, and frankly, the labor movement to change. a labor movement that when it organizes low income workers when it organizes hotel workers janitors inspires at least me. too often the way the movement is seen as protecting others that are already inside the move

live for us in georgetown, thank you. >>> 5:04 now. of course the parking tickets aren't the only things on the table. bowser proposed increasing the sales tax to 6%. the same as in maryland and virginia. she also wants more money for a summer jobs program for 14 to 24-year-olds in the district. bowser wants to fund 2,400 new body cameras for the d.c. police officers. >>> free speech or hate speech? metro officials have to decide whether to plaster images mocking the prophet muhammad on the sides of buses and train stations. it's a form of paid advertising from the conservative group the american freedom defense initiative. the ads will feature the winning piece in an event billed as a prophet muhammad caricature contest. it's the same event in texas earlier this month where two men linked themselves to isis, opened fire. they opened fire and were in turn killed by a security officer. >> there's nothing about this cartoon that incites violence. it is within the established american tradition of satire. >> metro released the statement s

a rabbi convicted of spying on naked women in his synagogue in georgetown was just sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison. that is significantly less than prosecutors wanted. and the courtroom was full of his victims. we're hoping to hear from some of them as court lets out. also, the mystery into that mansion fire near the national cathedral. d.c. police expected to speak now at 5:00 to 5:15. we'll bring that you to live with the latest updates. new information on this case. >>> and national police week begins to wrap up here in washington. president obama is calling on all americans to help heal what he called the rift between law enforcement and the communities they serve. >> police officers say those divisions are making their jobs more dangerous. news 4's steve handlesman on capitol hill with details on this story. steve? >> jim, pat, thanks. a lot of the officers i spoke to today here in town said they notice increase in hostility and they're worried about ut baez their job is already dangerous. just last night a deputy was shot dead on the job in arkansas and another in south carol

they take them all the way through the program at georgetown and at the end of it they find their place in the private sector. >> and father i liked what you said about the fact that it's also a good thing for public to come in and when we hear the numbers about how small the percentages are about people in america who have an immediate family member or someone serving in the military it's astoundingly low. not everybody knows a veteran or service member but come into the bakery and getting to meet them. >> it rips away the anonymity, we have two programs they have to learn to wrip a business plan but the other in theater they have to learn their tell dramatic story. it's important they find their own voice. they find their own voice within their own story and find their own voice within the business world. that is helped by the people who come in and engage with them and very important that engagement happens. that's why a bakery is such an extraordinary happy place. >> it is. and kevin, what is the reaction that you've seen through people who go through the program and maybe have diff

she spoke at georgetown law school's third annual suber security law institute in washington, d.c. >>> hello. the georgetown cybersecurity law institute is honored to have with us a leading force in the prosecution of cybercrimes. assistant attorney general leslie caldwell, who serves as the head of the united states department of justice's criminal division. she over sees nearly 600 attorneys who prosecution cases across the country and help to develop law and criminal enforcement policy. in addition, aag grxg caldwell works closely with the attorneys offices in the investigation and prosecution of criminal matters in their dwirkts. the mat majority of her storied third 30-year career has been handling criminal cases as a prosecutor and as a defense counsel. he she spent her first 10 years in new york, and then as the chief of the criminal division at the u.s. attorney's office for the northern district of california. from 2002 to 2004, she served as director of the doj's enron task force, during which time her work was highly recognized and on several occasions won awards including

and big shout out to my georgetown colleagues. i would just like to speak to this point a little bit about generational shifts and cultural shifts. so dr. mackenzie brought up the israeli defense forces, and they have historically had women integrated into their operations. but even in pushing through some of their removals of gender based combat exclusions, they're having an extremely difficult time. for example, women who operate on unmanned aerial drones are allowed to employ in theater but not with infantry units. they're only allowed to stay back with artillery unit. so there is still, even amongst the most advance countries in overcoming these hurdles hurdles still remain. so i think it's a little bit naive to think all these issues are going to go away immediately. in part because of a lot of these developments are tactically driven. and so i'm very excited that came up as point of a conversation. my own research deals primarily with irregular armed groups. rebel groups, et cetera, insurgencies. and what we've seen is a lot

the faculty of the women's studies program at george washington university and teaches part-time at georgetown university as well. after earning a bachelor's in jewish history from american university where she was the first student to minor in women's studies, she completed her ph.d. in 1989. she soon joined the faculty of have vard divinity school and has taught semester at sea twice. in winter 2012 gw students voted her professor of the year. published else says in over 60 an thol gys and wrote a one-woman play performed in seven countries. she's worked for 14 years with mother tongue d.c.'s spoken word stage for women. her publications have been finalists for the lambda literally water. won stories for james hill's press, nob hill. she's appeared on c-span "book tv," won a ten-day residency at the hedgebrook retreat for women writers. the rainbow history project collects, preserves and promotes an active knowledge of the history, arts and culture relevant to sexually diverse communities in the metropolitan washington, d.c. area. dr. morris will be reciting "o captain my captain" by walt wh

georgetown university center of education and workforce cranked the data. that's not all college majors are bigger factor. the difference between the highest and lowest paying field is $3.4 million in a lifetime. almost all of the highest paid majors are in the engineering field. >>> well shocking offensive comments at a commencement in atlanta suburbs. school director apologizing for what you're about to hear here. >> it was my fault we missed it in the program. [ inaudible ] >> the director mistakenly skipped a speech in the program from the valedictorian. she wanted to do it anywhere. she said quote, look whose leaving, all the black people. the woman talked to the school's founder and apologized. she said i deeply apologized my actions made in the emotional state of trying to let the last student finish his speech end quote. >> wow. >> 6:41 legal action for a virginia couple. they are warning future and current home >>> welcome back. the "today" show next on nbc 4, starts at 8:00. >> let's get a preview, erica hill willie geist joining us. hey, guys. >>

. ♪ ♪ ♪ kellye: a marine captain is a graduate of the naval academy and georgetown university, flying nearly 400 combat hours around the world and is the first female member of the blue angels. alison starling introduces us to tonight's working woman. alison: flying is in her dna. her father ran grandfather were both military pilots. she was also drawn to public service. >> the military was the highest calling for me. alison: she flies a c-130 for the blue angels. she was attracted to the plane's versatility when piloting combat missions in afghanistan and humanitarian missions in africa. >> i will fly at for the rest of my career. alison: she is most comfortable, most herself in the cockpit, even when feeling weightless. >> when you go from zero g's to positive two, that is where you get the weightless feeling and you are floating in your seat. then 2 g's you feel about fisher body weight. -- you feel about twice your body weight. i fly this plane as good as my male counterparts. i have a good time doing it. i think my flying speaks for itself. alison: flying in front of the hometown

after beating seton hall the georgetown baseball team snagged one of the final spots in this year's big east tournament. is this the first trip to the postseason for the hoyas since 1986. big east player of the year, the first ever in home team history. >> everybody is all in. everybody is sold out from day one. we jelled. and is this a very special group of guys. >> when we found out the news on the bus we just went crazy. the energy in the locker room and at the field at practice is something special. >> good luck to the hoyas. >>> tom brady is moving forward with his appeal of the 4-game suspension handed down by the nfl for his role in defleadate -- deflategate but the organization he plays for will not. robert craft will not appeal. they were fined $1 million and two draft picks including their 1st rounder next year. >>> rain delays in sports. painfully long and boring. but the members of the louisiana monroe baseball team kept themselves entertained with a big game of paper rock scissors. you would think they won the world series by their reaction. [ laughter ] >> then they have a

this is from a meeting of the city council in georgetown, texas last week. the mayor, a gentleman named dale ross forgot to turn off his microphone when he went to the restroom. >> deadly infections. there's something we can do about it. what we can do is call on -- governmental representatives -- that are higher up the chain of command. [ laughter ] and ask for action at the federal level. i am aware of mr. brainard's concerns last time. there are situations where i would agrow we should take action first but there are not any operations in georgetown. for us to stay within the city limits would be -- >> the city council woman she tried to keep it together. she failed but it got funnier when the mayor came back in the meeting. >> would be an empty gesture. so, [ laughter ] don't know any boundaries. state by state approach would just mean -- there would be clusters of disease that would -- [ laughter ] any way, i'm going to stop talking now and ask you give this serious consideration. >> jimmy: very serious consideration will be given no doubt. by the way,

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the gondolas would connect georgetown and roslin. the money was approved this week as part of a $13 billion spending plan. the georgetown business improvement district has raised money for a feasibility study. >>> and we are now learning that the arlington memorial bridge will have lane closures for months. >> the national park service has implemented major restrictions. how is this going to affect your commute? mark segraves looked into that. >> engineers were doing routine inspections and found some increased corrosion. corrosion that has happened quicker than they expected. they caused us to put in the load restriction. >> reporter: those restrictions include the closure of one lane in each direction of the bridge and no more trucks or buses. >> the bridge is safe for 99% of the users. if you're in a car, in an suv, the bridge is perfectly safe. the people it affects the most are the buses. >> reporter: the memorial bridge is just one of thousands of bridges across the country caught up in a battle between local lawmakers and cong

prosecutors are seeking a 17 year prison sentence for the georgetown rabbi who pled not guilty to secretly recording naked women. rabbi barry freundel say -- prosecutor say that he spied on at least 50 woman as they undressed for a ritual bath. you'll be sentenced next week. cases like the death of freddie gray and baltimore and the michael brown in missouri have fueled nationwide calls for the police to wear body cameras. 7 on your side takes a closer look at how they work. jennifer donelan went to scottsdale, arizona, to meet one of the top makers of body cameras. jennifer: if the answer to this is to put cameras on the bodies of the men and women in blue, the question of will they work might lie in the question of how they work. >> welcome to taser. jennifer yes taser the company known for stun gun weapons is one of the most sought after manufacturers and the nations for police body cameras. >> it's a fisheye lens that captures a wide angle. if i wear these glasses and i have this and i'm looking that way, it's capturing everything i am seeing on patrol. jennifer: the cameras constantly