george was quite an artist. take me back to the beginnings of your friendship. >> there's a george called al jarreau and george duke live at the half note. 1965. my wife would say bc, bc. don't forget to add that. we were there in the hate ashburry. people were doing other music than what we were doing. find an audience for this little stuff we were doing. testing the waters and maybing the decisions to go forward with this kind of jazzy approach to the music. so we did and had this marvelous career. such a broad career that help hip hop to bee-bop. that was george. covered it all and the romantic side of things. i wanted to do this record. when john berk, sat down with me and said what do you think of doing this, scared me to death. i think i told you that. scared the stew out of me. >> what were you scared of? >> oh, man. who can do george? who can cover that breadth of material. >> al jarreau did. >> no. there's a lot that i did so those are the places that george and i crossed paths and enjoyed a similar lov

>> george? >> okay. the point is that we have these children that are in our schools, in our neighborhoods. these are kids that have grown up here. they've gone through the adversities that it has taken to complete their education. a lot of them are working to support their family while they're going through high school. a lot of them are valedictorians, community leaders. what gets twisted about the argument with 1403 is that it's about taking someone's seat in that classroom. so 1403 is strictly on finance. they've already gone through the admission process, through their own volition, through their own achievements. they've already been accepted. 1403 is strictly about whether they're going to pay in-state tuition or out-of-state tuition. these are texas residents that have been here more than three years -- >> they're illegal. they're illegals. >> okay. i'm going to complete. so the argument we hear about repealing 1403 is that they're taking space away from other students. that's not a valid argumen

>>george: we are not talking any hot spots. then i haven't really impact on your ride around the bay the sec to look at the bay bridge right now that the meeting allies have been activated for just about 15 to 18 minutes the back of our rebuilding in the bay bridge here and back to was grand ave. 1618 minute drive times so. >>mark: the south of a church is destroyed on e jackson and 12 avenue in san jose. >>will tran: is been 16 hours since the fire the fire department is still here every now and then it keep extending in pulling back the latter the reason why it is there an hot spotlight in the middle of the catholic church. six will show you some video and started to talk this afternoon right after servers we talk to the head of the church and then i think that anything was suspicious the place burst into flames of force this is it announces 1906 is a big part of the community which is located just off the 11 here will be a disabled the fire. there was no one assai we just finish the 1:00 last see >>will tran: rebuilding coul

george h.w. bush, about 40% of the undocumented persons at the time were provided a similar kind of relief as a consequence of -- >> you know -- >> -- executive action. >> both reagan in that case there were bipartisan bills passed, acting after the bills were passed not because congress did not act. >> george, i'm not sure that argues in favor. if congress acted specifically and left something out and then the president goes ahead right afterwards and does more than congress agreed to, it's actually not different. it's similar. the fact is is that we exercise prosecutorial discretion all the time. you know, the primary response i have to speaker boehner and others is, go ahead and pass legislation. in the meantime, what we've got to make sure of is, number one, that our borders are secure and, number two, it's going to allow us to focus on the people we really want out. number three, what it allows us to do is to say to folks who have been here for awhile, register, we're going to submit -- you'

he's typical of george h.w. bush. one of the reason he was a great diplomat, he could think about the other person. and so jeb had lost. they're in florida with jeb. and i called over there to let them know i was getting ready to give the victory statement. he was exuberant i had won. he was like, good going, son. and then -- but it was clear that he was worried about jeb. and -- which i -- that's why i -- why we all love him so much. and people try to make something out of that. my attitude is, is that, wow, what a father. what a father. >> and that goes back to the love story. so there's only been two sons of presidents that went on to the presidency. you made history. >> correct. >> there's never been a case where a second brother has become president. >> that's true. >> you said the other day you think it's a 50/50 chance. >> correct. >> you are always outspoken, mom. you joked about her earlier in a speech you gave. maybe we have had enough of the bushes. >> correct. >> you do not agree. >> i did not agree. you k

george w. bush. his brand new book "41, a portrait of my father." we're going to take a tour of the museum as the show continues. glad you're with us. mr. president, great to see you again. >> sean, thank you. >> you call the book a love story, a personal portrait of an extraordinary man you're blessed to call dad. >> yeah, it is a love story. i mean, you know, people pick up this book, buy this book they expect to read an objective analysis of george bush are going to be disappointed. those who really want to find out what he's like from a person who was president just like he was president who happens to be his son, then i think they're going to find an interesting book. >> your dad never wrote a personal memoir. >> right. >> was this for him for that reason? did you want to do it because you felt you wanted to -- >> well, there's a lot of reasons i wrote it. but yeah. i mean, i want people to -- first of all, he hadn't gotten a lot of attention. one reason is because he didn't write his own

general let me add my thanks to the work of senator feinstein and former secretary george schultz and former mayor my good friend willie brown to i'll of you to say a happy occasion we match the dedication with fleet week we don't know how inspiring it is for the city we also made a promise over 82 years ago to get the dedication define i was reminded to remind i that charlotte shurts was not around 80 years ago to make that promise (laughter) but thanks to her and george and the incredible veterans committee raising all the funds a special thanks to steve and everyone on that list that you see today, this came to fruition over a year ago i mohammed in the eye and naomi he said we've got to make sure all the agencies honor our veterans by getting this memorial done not only did they go to work as a team with the arts and rec and park and the public works and the veteran war memorial committee and trustees they went to work almost as if they were called to go into the beach so thank you to all the city agrees for working so well together to honor our veterans this is another example as

>>george: and axa has is a reporter for the bay bridge ride westbound. >>darya: one person is dead and dozens and did and a tour bus accident the bus overturned this off interstate 5 and redding yes to that it was the second accident this was had been in with the same passage travel from loss as to why some 26 people on board and apparently it actually hit a denny's restaurant earlier the morning and continue on in areas of return he thinks the driver was attracted to people in critical condition to people in serious condition >>mark: our employes are pushing back the clock-work on things giving the openness the morning of this is timmy that is staying open 42 hours straight more than 600 employes a sign of the thyssen had to change to request have holiday off south carolina mcdougals were to sell off certain blackout days including test giving a black friday employes and time and half for a $10 >> gabe slate: is a big show this running all week in long inside and saw some amazing new technology and services that can really help improve the lives of peop

we continue with george w. bush talking about his book "41: a portrait of my father". >> i was shocked to find out that your dad tried to set you up with tricia nixon. >> i was shocked he called me and asked me. i'm at moody air force base in georgia. you're not going to believe this, dad said. he wants me to have a date with tricia nixon. i was reluctant to do it at first and my pilot buddies started needling me. is he making it up? i'm going just to prove him wrong and i went upstairs and tricia was polite and lovely. i was a swash buckler and i spilled the wine on the oak table, fired up a lucky strike. it didn't work out well. >> i look at your dad and the one thing that struck me is all the things that he did. he ran for congress, lost congress, became a congressman then was urged to run for senate, becomes a u.n. ambassador, head of the rnc when richard nixon had to resign. he wrote him a really fascinating letter the day before he resigned on august 7th. he resigned on august 8th saying for the good of t

george h.w. bush was our 41st president and his son george w. bush our 43rd. chief washington correspondent bob schieffer spoke with 43. much of the conversation was about his dad, often refers to affectionally as 41. >> schieffer: this is probably the only presidential library where you have a -- >> i wouldn't have been born if not for him. he introduced me to politics. had he gone in to politics turned out to be a lousy father or husband, i probably wouldn't have been interested. >> schieffer: and so they stand side by side in bronze, two presidents, father and son, whose president sees were intertwined unlike any others. a father whose public image was often at odds with what his son says is his true nature. like a parachute jump on his 90th birthday earlier this year. it's the scene that launches a new biography our 43rd president has written about the 41st. so what does the son say to an elderly parent who keeps jumping out of airplanes? >> keep jumping. as mother said i'm glad your father is jumping out at the church because if it doesn't work we won't h

>>george: near the 40 minutes we had problems on the bridge. south of the backed up into the macarthur maze 38 minute drive times from highway 24 in the westbound direction the nimitz northbound backed up to the '80s with the is sure freeway to the golden gate fields. appearance of it will be a rough ride they're no good alternates the san mateo bridge islam from a 80 all the way to the toll plaza in fact is the backed up to 80 south mountain north to 38 this is not a good way to get across nor is the richmond bridge was bound for the stall with a the toll plaza has backed up the ride is a richmond will for the rich and are all 580 was down that continues to be sought on. >>george: problem from one along light easy ride here if you can get into marin county major problem for the peninsula another hot spot this morning for as it was the five car crash all 101 southbound it managed to back up the traffic all the way sfo. it's no idle san marino--several >>george: you come saw from 11 south san francisco mile at the mile coastal and go sometime st

>>george: the backed up continues to build for the west on ride. the drive side has climbed to 20 minutes was bought out of the macarthur maze. >>darya: minnesota vikings running back aged peterson has been suspended without pay for the remainder of the 2014 season for violating the nfl personal conduct policy that if the system itself would not be considered for reinstatement before april 15, 2015. >>mark: a small car or plane crashing into a home. the people inside the house when not injured >>darya: and ambler turned out to be fake. we g thiwhene gopepp.did helpiu no, 's aat. thimine at o's f ali. bushe esn'knowt ye why t? mom ys s's stilcookg. capte yo memies th llma keeakesrnamts. >>mark: season's first big snowfall that would be measured in feet instead of inches of the 5 ft. of snow >> james: will lead to another nation is shaping up when you make your plans. i early rises and commuters may seem widespread light rain in month an hour to about three in the afternoon still dealing with scattered showers rain likely as well for the peninsula. >

a lot of it is in prince george's county. a lot of it is in d.c., northern virginia, across the region really is where we're seeing that there are issues around what we call food insecurity. so we invest millions of dollars and many of us in the funding community are investing in food. that's why the washington regional food funders was started as a way to bring more philanthropy to food issues and for us to be able to align our funding strategies better. we found that many of us are funding food, but some of us are funding for health. some are funding for hunger, some are funding food for environmental issues, some are funding because it is a part of their strategy around just helping to strengthen our ecosystem. it's important for us we think to align our funding so we're funding more strongly and we're funding more impactfully. >> so those dollars are funneled directly down to the man on the street and to households and children and families. >> in 235fact, what we found is most of those are going to access, ensuring healt

we have rain was sips' system after system after system >>george: south to the bay bridge is a pretty slow ride and the west from direction and cleared fairly quickly when it was barely to back up traffic to the toll plaza. if >>mark: fire fighters are investigating a fired that destroyed the whole cross church. >>will tran: the church is right behind me bigger problems this morning they're waiting for this engineer to come out for a short time they don't even know it is safe enough to go inside for the investigators to find out the cause of the fire you to see about 16 hours after the fire started they still have the ladder extended because of hot spots it are still an issue in the roof has been burned off. some >>will tran: he did not know the call the fire. here is what he had to say about the fire. we just and is the 1:00 last. --mass >>will tran: you could see the roof is gone they might have something against the side just to make sure stable was the hot spots are out. >>darya: it was a woman in her mid to late 50s who was found badly injured on highway 29 yesterday morning she

george w. bush gave his own primetime speech calling for immigration reform. >> some in this country argue that the solution is to deport every illegal immigrant. and that any proposal short of this amounts to amnesty. i disagree. it is neither wise nor realistic to round up millions of people, many with deep roots in the united states, and send them across the border. there is a rational middle ground between granting an automatic path to citizenship for every illegal immigrant and a program of mass deportation. that middle ground recognizes there are differences between an illegal immigrant who crossed the border recently and someone who has worked here for many years and has a home, a family and an otherwise clean record. >> in 2006, president george w. bush's pro-immigration reform speech -- i should say it was about twice as long as president obama's speech tonight, and all the broadcast networks happily carried that one. and they got a huge reward for it. they got a huge audience. more th

george: 33. vasili, did you really go back down and measure it, because-- vasili: i did go down there. yeah. [sigh] clutter rep: i'm worried about the fridge, that the measurements are 33 and the opening's 33. so i'm not sure if it's going to fit or not. i'm sweating bullets right now. [bleep] it better fit. or he's going to have to go get another refrigerator, because i'm not breaking that wall down. -no problem. narrator: "george to the rescue" is brought to you in part by residence inn, parsippany, offering all the comforts of home for extended stays with free breakfast, free wi-fi, full kitchens, and much more. george: we are actually taking the doors off of the refrigerator because otherwise there's no way that it can physically fit down into the basement. you good, you need me to grab that? is there anything i can do? -thanks, let him help with that. -it's ok, please. -hands off. tyler : please don't touch it. -hands off, hands off. -please don't touch. -i have-- - i'm trying to help, here.

>>george: so about crash although a block on the southbound lane your best bet is to use interstate 580 instead no indication of household the small to vehicle crashed on clear . >>darya: the south korean government's punishing the airlines for its role in the democrats. >>will tran: 4 passengers over the next 15 days you can still fly out of here for 45 days you would not be able to fly from sfo to south korea said in a message to all four transportations and south korea you have to do better you have to make sure people are safe back in 2013 flights to 40 was heading into sfo from south korea met on the runway and tumbled down a runway the can down to the conclusion it was an error that killed three people and injured 200 others. that when 90 days but the airlines lauria fought for 45 days and even then they're not happy with that they have 15 days to appeal the decision if this goes into effect it will be a convenience for the passes out of sfo it will end and $13 million. >>will tran: in the meantime south korean air and understand this could be hard for a lot of passengers police s

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and in montgomery county, the low 40s, mid-40s for prince george's. low to mid-40s in fairfax county. most locations just in the 40s. already near 50 in win chester down to front royal. and around the bay it's near 50 degrees as well. inland away from the waters, northern neck, southern maryland, eastern shore, it's generally in the 40s. storm team 4 radar scanning our sky off to a dry start. we have dry roads. no travel problems weatherwise this morning. and temperatures again mild sn w afternoon. then a change blows in on thursday. cool front sweeps through on thursday. morning lows in the low 50s. as the front comes through, occasional showers now looking likely on thursday. maybe even have a little bit of thunder on thursday afternoon as that front sweeps on through. it will be cooler with highs in the mid-60s. we do need some rain so we'll get benefici on thur. then on friday, turning quite windy as that storm passes by. it moves to our north and actually intensifies. so we may get gusty winds from that gusting to near 30 miles an hour on friday.

well, george h.w. bush knew that better than anybody, so his great contributions to my presidency was the comfort he provided. and by the way, i had to comfort him at times, because our roles got reversed. i was miserable at times when he was president and didn't handle it very well. and mother used to call me and say you need to call your dad. and i'd say -- president at this point -- why? because he just read some editorial, and he's upset. and so i'd call him, can you believe what they said about you? i'd say, dad, don't worry about it, i'm doing fine. so our roles got reversed in kind of a unique way, and this book, i think, will bring the life of the presidency from a father and son perspective to you in a story that only one person can tell. >> this book is a biography of your dad -- >> yeah. >> a little bit of a biography of your mother. it's an autobowg my of you -- autobiography of you, but it's also a unique story about how to carry burdens, how to deal with failure, how to be humble in succe

bush, and future father of george underscore bush-- listened to george p., or p.-biddy. >> how big a threat is climate change to the texas coastline? >> the texas coastline is impacted by rising sea levels. and, again, the question is whether or not that's manmade, and i'll leave that to the scientists. >> but you don't doubt human activity contributes to climate change? >> we'll see in terms of the science, in terms-- there's a wide range that has been discussed. again, i'm not a scientist by every stretch, but everywhere from no impact at all to 100%. >> stephen: yeah, he's no scientist. he's no scientist. in fact, i'm impressed he was able to narrow it down from 0 to 100%. how impressed am i? somewhere between 0 and 100%. ( cheers and applause ) and, folks, george p. not alone. >> i'm not a scientist nor am i a physicist. >> i'm not qualified to debate the science over climate change. >> i'm not a scientist. >> i'm not a scientist. >> what i have said repeatedly is i'm not a scientist. >> stephen: yes, everyone who denies manmade climate change has the same sti

. >> "george to the rescue" is brought to you by >> wow. this could be a great entertaining space. >> this is great. >> maybe we could put a tv here or a couple of chairs. >> we could put some storage along west wall will stop >> it not being used as a garage and you are not parking the car here, why not use it as a hangout space? gott looks like we've everything cleared out all stop what is the game plan? >> the first thing we are going to do is take the toilet and put it under the window and replace the toilet with a shower. up thising to close area and put a new door into the bathroom here. >> we are closing up this whole wall here. >> than to create the bedroom, we are going to do freestanding walls. if i could line you up to my will put you here and can you come down on the end? could you go into the far corner? we are going to have tse three walls so the center bed, it's going to be a sweet deal. >> way to be creative with space all stop >> let demo it. idealle had a brilliant that we should not do something just for the boys. we shou

prince george's, you can see into town, out of town. nice and green. and moving along in alexandria, a crash. route 1 south at bell ford. your alternate is fort hunt road. a live look at prince george's county. >>> melissa, thank you. 4:32. a judge could set bail for a former principal charged with punching a student three times in prince george's county. dwight jefferson is in jail accused of child abuse and assault. he was the principal at dwight d. eisenhower in laurel. he punched a 13-year-old student twice in the stomach and once in the face during a september altercation. a teacher notified authorities when he returned to class with a swollen eye. >> this happened just after 1:00 in the morning in the 300 block of south capital street southeast outside the af rayburn house office building. police are looking for two suspects. >>> d.c. police are investigating a different stabbing outside the metro station. a person who was stabbed ran into the metro for help. police believe they were attacked outside 20th and q street. they put a handcuffed woman

it was given to us by george washington. the people of the long house standing together with the 13 original states. they took the wampum ideology, manifested it in this belt to represent the relationship between us and the united states. a mohawk speaker talked about this belt representing a circle of shells because it was meant to be wrapped in a circle with the five nations on the inside to be protected by our allies. we did not relinquish our sovereign authority. but we said we will stop the internal fight if you will protect our interests. this was given by george washington. it is very important. when you think about it, we have this treaty document held by george washington. his words and aspirations were put into that and given to us as part of our living memory. the treaty manifested in many ways. we see the chief holding the seneca version. there were three written versions, parchment documents that have survived. the other cheek is looking at the bundle of cloth. it makes you wonder why. what is up with that? one

>>george: the drive time. the kron 4 mobile application is a free download. >>mark: tuition hikes for students at the university of california. the eagles a 5% a year for the next five years there will to make an extra hundred million dollars by raising tuition. they plan to protest at the board meeting today and hundreds of students at uc davis are processed and the possible tuition increase that mars the cab just today them should say the board readers are at the touch and it would keep to its tutors at school. you receive police were nowhere to be filed in meshed acidify as the protesters approached. tuition increases are being considered because under operating cost. >> james: will talk about it in detail with another band of what whether. [prof. burke] it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but the more you learn about your coverage, the more gaps you might find. like how you thought you were covered for this. [boy] check it out,mom! [prof. burke]when you're really only covered for this. or how you figured you were covered for this. when you're

i'm agreeing with terry an george, and i usually don't with george in particularly. we're going to send thing to the president. i'm saying if we don't get along we'll have problem. we have to make it happen. >> you want want to get something done and mitch mcconnell wants to get something done, but the republican party has been hijacked by an extreme vocal wing. >> you have tremendous competition within the republican party who will be republican nominee for president and there's no clear winner. >> there's a lot of people. >> the other problem is what happens to the president if his job performance stays low, the voters of the country say this is a failed administration trying to get a third term even with hillary clinton is really tough. one-third term since fdr, basically third term, george herbert walker bush was a surrogate for ronald reagan, a successful and popular president. that's the problem. it works both ways, republicans and democrats have big challenges. >> let's talk about the state challenges, there was a should feeling of the leadership deck in harri

first we go to the white house where president george h.w. bush held an informal oval office press conference on november 9, 1989. as events unfolded in berlin, he was criticized for not appearing to share in the jubilation. they are his closest aides and historians ascribe they resident determined not to provoke a backlash by soviet hardliners. >> what we wanted -- take a brief statement here. the latest news coming out of germany. i welcome the decision by the east german leadership to open its borders to those wishing to emigrate or travel. if it is implemented fully and it conforms with helsinki -- if they are signed, and the gdr goes forward and the old building will have very little relevance. it clearly is a good development in terms of human rights. i must say that after discussing this year with the secretary of state of the national security advisor i am very pleased with this development. >> [indiscernible] >> we had such a close relationship with the federal public that if we were to answer -- i am certain we would give it serious

office and reaction from bob dole and george mitchell. and speeches from president kennedy and president reagan that galvanized berliners and the free world. that is next sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. weekend long, american history tv is featuring colorado springs, colorado. climate andry mineral springs made the city popular as a health resort for people suffering from tuberculosis. together with our cable partners, we visited many sites exporting colorado springs'rich history. >> palmer saw possibilities. i want to think it was the mountains he fell in love with and where colorado springs is nestled up against pikes peak in this beautiful place, but what he saw as our greatest economic driver was the climate and the mountains and the fact that people like himself from the east coast and along the atlantic seaboard would be drawn here to live here either for a few weeks or months or come and visit and decide to stay. they would be drawn by the healthy climate and stunning natural beauty. he thought there was potential. he built colorado s

>>george: the drive times 14 minutes after your trip to the cemetery ridge carry 92 tracking just 11 so the drive down to hayward. and easy trip across the span of no accidents or less in the golden gate bridge ride is good with problem for your 11 southbound and even a northbound traffic to the early on friday was the little one of down traffic than on other days of the week >> james: cause tutors continuing to stage that will all will travels out the following a dissident if you talk to the students this fight is far from over there outside wheeler halt. >>will tran: there at the uc regent day never had a voice that been fighting for years this is the latest set of students fighting you see we tried to zoom and you see in inside some of the more time to get of this is turning to the dormitory. we're very respectful law allowed to get their sleep there also try to teach a lesson to the region. would you guys plan to move before. we're a collective body them person is in there had different emotions i can speak on behalf of everyone else. general assembly tomorrow or the concrete ide

george w. bush is selling a book. and obama is selling what happened in the mid-term election and trying to put the best spin on it. i found the interview with obama very revealing. because he said, reach out to the other side. to persuade and sell t. you're going to reach out to the other side on something one of the things you want to do is listen. but we didn't hear that. and what we heard is the continuous obama line, i'm heading in the right direction. this is right. and no one knows better than obama that all these powers are shared with congress. and a "go it alone" approach is just not going to work. >> schieffer: david? >> i think we got a revealing example of why ex presidents tend to go up in popularity once they leave office. they can be more candid. they can be a little funnier, and they can talk about -- can show personality they're not pulled in to politics of washington and diminish everybody who comes here. once you're out of that, just more refreshing, more interesting. i think thought president obam

>>george: this computer is finally winding down. we're pushing on a good no hear the bay bridge for the westbound ride we are saying and of the back of we have the opportunity to ask ec the lines open up at the end of the committee but that is exactly what we have it in the maze of clear or westbound in the san mateo bridge the accident that backing of traffic on a high-rise is gone now. if you're heading out now to the san mateo bridge you'll likely not see the impact people driving across the bridge right now are likely to encounter some delay from the base of the high-rise up to about the back of should continue to dissipate and we don't live to see slow traffic at all here with about at the toll plaza. so on the dumbarton and it will install on high-rise the golden gate bridge is a light in the ride trouble- free all morning. de a for your trip here into the richmond bridge no longer tracking and the delays for the west about 580 ride direction because there are no back a tear at the toll plaza fifth >>darya: president obama is

>>george: the loss of about an accident at pedro. the rich member is 580 was down is still slow if you take this route you can head to the golden gate bridge and traffic is still small fear across the span. the san mateo bridge has been a slow arrival of the morning and there's no improvement yet for was down 92. >> james: the quick update of looking at what the center. we concede some of the green their beginning to pick up some of the showers. it is like the track of the system and the bulk of the wet weather will catch just the portion of it. culpable build of some of those populations on the light side. this will we look like right now visible will expect all day long to the to the afternoon will be in the opposite is right now we're at a cooler temperature 30 at fairfield with low 30's in santa rosa we will woman up. a local evanescent but that changes as we headed to the overnight our look at the time not only of this storm of the other the still we have three in all. >>mark: caballeros our whole approach is last at the door fr

george washington as a man of wise judgment. but george washington is a man. like every man, he screws up from time to time and makes bad judgments. ous thisan horrend judgment when he decided to take an addict arnold and give him command of the city of philadelphia after general howe's army withdrew in 1778. one historian exaggerates but makes the point when he said, had washington deliberately plant to crucify arnold, he could not have treated him more cruelly. to put this man with his condition in this situation sets the stage for trouble. got to remember benedict arnold is extremely embittered by what happens in the aftermath of saratoga where horatio gates gets all the credit he feels he deserves. from his perspective, he sacrificed virtually his life to the cause. one of many quotes from arnold. having made every sacrifice of become and blood to cripple in the services of my country -- he is disillusioned with republican government. it seems from his if, it is run by a group of shortsighted and corrupt officials. way, concerned with advancing his own eco

go to our wusa9 facebook page, like it and fill >>> a tuberculosis scare at a prince george's high school appears to be over tonight. >> peggy fox joins us live from oxon hill with new information. what do you know, peg? >> reporter: well, i can tell you this. the person who tested positive for tuberculosis has now recovered. health officials say that person has now tested negative and more good news, there are no new tb cases. >> this is an individual who is currently not infectious. >> reporter: prince george's county health officials can't say if the person who had that active case is a student or an employee here at potomac high school because of privacy rules, but a number of people who had primary or close contact with that individual were sent for skin test screenings. >> tb is an airborne disease. somebody has to cough or sneeze. you have to be in pretty close contact to get it. you have to inhale it into your lungs. >> reporter: people whose skin test came back positive received chest x-rays and those have come back negative. still concern in the community has risen. >> it's just

is all about the fault here >>george: the california highway patrol to the baltimore past the eastbound lanes. they have to the bay bridge ride with the reader unless activated now and the west from camille is already back of our to the macarthur maze in the 80 approaches started to back up over the westbound lane of the toll plaza of the richmond braves also have the fox advisory task even though it looks clear here at the toll plaza in we for is what this morning the golden gate bridge with free-fall be right at the toll plaza not so bad the expected changes as we get closer to sunrise. >>mark: gunman opened fire on the dressing for library. the gunman was shot and killed by police. there been a shooting in the library >> reporter: the at the man i reports of a gun and forced the university library jews evacuated to hear the sound of gunfire will recall the first floor we heard two shots but what we're being moved up the stairwell on the third floor we heard fiver 6 rifle shots go off rapid fire >> reporter: order and the pull down his weapon is to comply with the command the into an

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