ferry on commanding side harper's ferry. capturing those key positions the jackson sealing off west they should be able to destroy or capture the union harper's ferry want once that garrison is captured hraomarch its will hagersto hagerstown. in the original plan nobody was going to hagerstown initially. began it execute the rder on september 10, lee however had learned through some pies or someone that there was union militia approaching hagerstown from pennsylvania and hat the people in hagerstown were taking their food supplies. bad.eds that food he modifies the plan on the longstreet's es demand up to leesburg and leaves a division at boonsburg. map and ook at the realize lee is taking a gamble. eaarmy is divided by mountains, rivers and widely dispersed. leesburg, bansboro, harper's ferry, north of the potomac, south. from the shrpb dough, then -- shenandoah and jessica west of harper's ferry. that is the plan that he draws up. the confederates begin to execute there the union army is on hing across maryland and septemb

will break through and get into the real of lafayette macaws and release harpers ferry -- relieve harpers ferry. i think that was a tall order to execute. make a as it may, to long story short, on september 4, the army moves and they do fight a battle. a series of battles called the battles of south mountain. gap, they win a smashing victory in crush the confederates. they are now on the rear. at the other two gaps, the confederates hold their positions. they lose half of their men on the march and reinforce dhl and -- dh hill. lee makes a decision that he is going to retreat. the last thing i want to wrap up on is special orders one-on-one. it has been suggested -- 191. it has been suggested it did not help mcclellan because he already had a plan. he did not have a plan. it helped him immensely. i don't subscribe to the idea that special orders 191 did not help him. it answered a lot of questions. there were confederates in hagerstown, harpers ferry, he did not know where the strength of the confederates were or what they were trying to do. he knew harpers ferry was threatened but he was

harper's first at-bat, nosu rise, fans cheering hoping to give them a show. but no heroics. harp 0 for 4 with two strikeouts. that's okay. we still love him. bryce could be playing another super star. this is victoro es. bottom of the fifth. that's a three-run homer. he had five rbi in the game. wow. just doing terrifically. then, literally, rain onha bryc er's parade. forcing them to end this one early. nature nationals come out to salute their fans. harper is hoping it's not the last time he wears the curlyin .c. >> i didn't really want the farewell kind of treatment. i was able to go out there and enjoy at, i guess, and not really think aboutoo much of it being my last game, or it not being my last game. my heart lies here, andou,

harper skying the ball to left. austin dean over, makes the catch. we don't usually show you a zsa fly. harper's 100tbi of the season. first time he's done that. anthony rendon. he's beeno hot. crushes the ball to left. that's gone. two-run shot. four rbi in the game for rendon. that gets a harper hug. nats up 5-1. hey, they're not done. juan soto, next up. yeah, that's a home run. 21st. passes mickey mantle for fourth-most rbi by a teenager with 66. un, to be a teenager and hitting home rs again. nats beat the martins 7-3. >>> and the wizards holding new day at the team's training facility in congress heights. dwight howard, the newest player in the red, white and blue. bradley beal a the wizards have made the playoffs four of the last five seasons, but have notce advan past the conference semifinals. with lebron james in thewest, the east, a little more wide open, and the wizards hoping to takeva age. >> we have a great team. you look at us on paper, you think, man, thiseam is dominant. we have all the pieces. so,

.>> caleb harper: we'ref the lab. >> pelley: caleb harper's idea is so big, it doesn't fit in the building. so, m.i.t. donated the site of an abandoned particle accelerator for this trained architect, who is now building farms. >> welcome to the farm. >> pelley: he calls these "food computers"-- farms where conditions are perfect. >> harper: they're all capable of controlling climate. so they make a recipe. this much co2, this much o2, this temperature. so we create a world in a box. most people understand if you say, oh, the tomatoes in tuscany on the north slope taste so good, and you can't get them anywhere else. that's those genetics under those conditions that cause that beautiful tomato. so we study that inside of these boxes with sensors, and the ability to control climate. >> pelley: tuscany in a box. >> harper: tuscany in a box, box.box, borx >> pelley: now, these are plants you're growing in air. >> harper: yeah. >> pelley: these basil plants grow, not in soil, but in air... >> harper: the plant is super happy. >> pelley: no dirt. ...air saturated with a custom mix of moisture an

harper be fired -- a memo urging that mr. harper be fired. mr. slate eventually recommended dismissal. recites that you , that yousmiss him allow him to stay on for 11 months and then he retired. does that bring back to you any recollection of that event concerning mr. earl harper junior? again, i am: operating strictly on recollection. if it is the case i am thinking of, mr. harper's supervisor orommended either suspension some form of sanction or punishment that was less than termination. proposal -- the supervisor initially was not david slate -- when that proposal reached my desk, i believe my recommendation was that for the conduct involved, he should be fired. if problem there was that the immediate supervisors decision is changed, and i believe mr. harper was a veteran, there are a number of procedural protections that he had, including a hearing, and of course he had a lawyer and there is potential litigation, etc.. all of theer details, but it is not as simple as you set it out. as a result of my insistence that the general counsel upgra

here is what justice stevenson says, forcing psycho tropics on harper also provoked counter productive behavior. e.t., i.d., book eighth, december 16th, 1982. harper's assault on a male nurse and damage to a television were quote in the context of his complaining about the medication side effects. over all, the issue of involuntary medications and side effects is a major issue in his management end quote. semi colon, october 7th, 1983, therapists report harper indicated he is going to destroy unit property until the medications are stopped. he has recently destroyed the inmates stereo as an example of this. what the justice is trying to say, antipsychotic medications causes violent behavior, it does not control it. his point has since been born out. to everyone's satisfaction in the mark author risk analysis that showed that in fact, though i think not to a scientific level of certainty. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> before the speaker begins, if there are members of the board whpublicwho would like to addree board, please, lineup. >> good afternoon. my name

firs inning, bryce harper at the plate, man on. two men gone. o-run shot. harper's 33rd home run. nationals jump out to a 2-0 lead. stephen strausberg struck out nine. this belongs in - the say what- >> what? >> department. he hits jorge alfaro,he then catcher, than the umpire. trifecta. no one was hurt in theth makingf particular highlight. but not many have seen a rookie season like juan soto's. crushes his 19th of the year. he's now three offf harper's rookie record for the that's what we're paying attention to now. they get their first three-game sweep since may, winning this one, 5-1. >>> again, congrats to the storm on winning the hiwnba champio tonight. although we do know that's the team doug was secretly rooting for. >> is that so? >> the storm? >> oh, okay, i got it. >> okay, i also root for the tornadoes, the -- >> yeah, exactly. >> you got me. >> the hurrihtnes. >> all rthen. >> oh, man. >> oh, man. >> on that note, we'll be as your home becomes more connected, you need fios to keep up and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network... which means you get phenomenal capacity

but miss harper was more than a counselor. she was a friend, a mentor to her friends and to her students and inspirational community leader. miss harper cared deeply for her students and auctioned off personal memorabilia to assist her undocumented students with their daca filing fees. she attended training sessions so she could stand up for them when they were unable to do so for themselves. miss harper instilled in her students a sense of civic duty and bragged about her students who registered to vote as soon as they became eligible to do so. miss harper was a true patriot who loved our democratic process. during elections, loretta devoted countless hours to registration, volunteering on campaigns, and getting out the vote. her energy inspired others. dly on september 18, 2018, ms. loretta harper passed wafmente today i stand here to honor loretta as a shining star of community service. she was driven by her love of her community and burning desire to make it better. mr. speaker, i reflect on her contributions to our commun

our sponsors are congressman gregg harper and capital resources. congressman harper is sitting next to me and i'm very privileged at this time to ask him to introduce our distinguished moderator. >> thank you so much. i hope you've enjoyed your day here at the mississippi book festival. i hope you'll always marked down the third saturday in august. or not gottenit better and better each year. agree what to spend your day and a great way to find christmas gifts. new books, new authors and things of that nature in a year ago we were in that room with dr. carla hayden to have the significance of the people here is panelists. it's my honor to get to introduce our former governor, haley barbour, really truly a man who doesn't need an introduction. everybody here knows governor barbour has served as our governor from 2004 until 2012. there really took mississippi to a level that she had never been before and it really goes back to something i'm sure governor barbour never anticipated and that was hurricane katrina. the way that he handled himself and han

you get charles harper, mr. tate's mentor, saying to the children, you must be citizens of the world. if someone treats you with hatred, you must respond with love. this is martin luther king's high school, but martin luther king had not even gotten there yet. i want to suggest to you that the lost education of horace tate amplifies our understanding of this network by showing us the ways in which training black children for democratic citizenship was a subversive act. they were laying the foundations for a generation that did not exist, for a world that had not come into being. if you look and remember the kind of placards that most of us can remember from the 1960's, if i were to overlay that with the curriculum that we see in the schools, you would see similar ideology. the atlanta daily world, referring to the activities at booker t. washington high school , civics education in 1932, "if thehe following, young of today are trained in the use of the ballots -- remember, teachers can't vote. if the young of to

they were both conservatives and disliked each other and then harper had to adjust to obama. they didn't see the broken same way but stephen harper knew he had to be pragmatic and do with the united states. and he did more or less wealth but he at least tried. when justin trudeau was elected he had a bromance with barack obama, they got along really would a well but that was brief because then we had donald trump. justin trudeau insisted that, no cheap shots to the american in the press, everyone's going to try to do the best to have positive, constructive, not personal relations with the president and with administration. and they maintained that dignified, friendly approach all the way through the start of the negotiations and then as the negotiations proceeded, up until this summer as we approached the one-year mark at which point it was very difficult for justin trudeau to point to anything at all that niceness had achieved. canada was being hit hard with steel and aluminum tariffs. they just escaped a dumping case, or because the i.t. spin anything else. it really was a

bryce harper may have played his last home game with the nats. last night he took the fieldhe againstiami marlins. before the game, he was recognized as nats player of the year. although he went hitless with a pair of strikeouts, the crowd did give him a ton of love. whichever team harper signs with is summer in free agency, he says his heart lies in d.c. >> you never know what's going to ha ien, so didn't really want the farewell kind of treatment. i was able to go out there and enjo that, i guess and not really think about too much of it being my last game or it not being my last gam >> i hope it's not his last game. when he asked about this sign on top of the building that read eight more years of 34, he responded, eight years sounds kind of short. >> i think he's looking for one of those ten-year, $400 million deals. >> something crazy like that. the nats did end up winning 9-3. the game did end early because of the rain we all experienced. >> now they're heading out to denver to end the season with a series agast the rockies. first game is t

but notven harper raking, nothing can be done. nationals and phillies posouone the de header tomorrow starting at 3:05 weather permitting. >>> all right. thanks to the weather nascar finishing up at the yard today. daily earnhardt, jr. driving the pace cack welcom to the track, dale, . there's a little bump. skip t ahead laps. buddy trying to hold off bradum kozlowskiber 2 car takes over the top spot. doesn't look back.br kozlowski wins the brick icrd 400, his second straight win. >> to see someplace where it's dry enough to drive. >> i'm confident the mystics will play wednesday because that's indoors. >> going wai out ont only half the story? at t. rowe price our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like e-commerce spurring cardboard demand. the pursuit of allergy-free peanuts. and mobile payment reaching new markets. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t.rowe price. invest with confidence. hebreakfast makers, takers, step counters, outdoor explore

student harper nielsen claimed the song ignored the nation's indigenous people. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, time for hardtalk with stephen sackur.

harper's heroics. so nice he did itries. how the nat star helspe >> hey, this is the first day of the rest of your lives. it's a bit dramatic, but go ahead and throwway your souvenir preseason schedules. we're into weekne of the nfl football season. the 2018 season, got a yeah from doug over there. thursday with the defending super bo philadelphia eagles at home against the atlanta falcons. for the redskins it's a sunday visit to arizona and with a n player. hey, the newest redskin is dennsive line caleb brantley cut by the browns after playing 12 games with them in 2017 his rookie season. rken in the sixthnd and probe jected to go higher in the dropped might have because of a battery charge against him that was later dropped. the redskins released anthony lanier to make room for. brantl >> thought it was a chance to get our football team a littlet bibetter. like anthony, did some good things for this organization but at the end of the day we thought caleb added more to the l defensive room. from what we understood the charg

then harper had to adjust to obama. stephen harper knew that he had to be pragmatic and deal with the united states. andy did more or less well but he at least tried. when justin trudeau was elected he added romance with barack obama. they got along really, really well that was brief because then we had donald trump. justin trudeau insisted that there will be no cheap shots. everyone will try to do the best to have positive constructive not personal relation with the president and with the administration. they maintained that dignified, friendly approach all the way through the start of the negotiations and then as the negotiations proceeded, up until the summer as we approached the one-year mark, which . was difficult for justin trudeau to point to anything that all the nation's had achieved. canada was been being hit hardh steel and aluminum tariffs. they still have software tester they just escaped the dumping case more because -- it was a lack of -- the president, the first president to wait so long to visit canada.

mark harper, who has two children via donor sperm, was told that he was infertile having had testicular cancer. i don't think they actually had an awful lot of guidance to give you, an awful lot of knowledge. they were clearly following a very set pattern and trying to lead you down certain routes. when mark was found to have no sperm, the dr told his wife first. i got a phone call at work that afternoon that just said, "i'm really sorry to tell you that the sperm count is zero." if you're talking to a male about his infertility problems, you ought to be talking to the male about it. i'm here, i'm a person. i was the one sat in front of you and i'm the one you sort of need to be talking to about male fertility issues. mark harper ending that report by adam eley, landlords across the county are offering free rent in return for sex, a bbc investigation can reveal. the ministry ofjustice says this is illegal — and even placing an advert is breaking the law. rachel stonehouse has been investigating. in the last six month, i have seen dozens of adverts like these on craigslist. the governm

harper be fired -- a memo urging that mr. harper be fired. mr. slate eventually recommended dismissal. recites that you , that yousmiss him allow him to stay on for 11 months and then he retired. does that bring back to you any recollection of that event concerning mr. earl harper junior? again, i am: operating strictly on recollection. if it is the case i am thinking of, mr. harper's supervisor orommended either suspension some form of sanction or punishment that was less than termination. proposal -- the supervisor initially was not david slate -- when that proposal reached my desk, i believe my recommendation was that for the conduct involved, he should be fired. if problem there was that the immediate supervisors decision is changed, and i believe mr. harper was a veteran, there are a number of procedural protections that he had, including a hearing, and of course he had a lawyer and there is potential litigation, etc.. all of theer details, but it is not as simple as you set it out. as a result of my insistence that the general counsel upgra

down to their last two outs, and harper says,hey, no no, we're not going home. this is a two-run, game-tying home run to cenr field. playing for pride. we're all knotted at three. we're going to extra innings. and in the tenth, bryce harper's at t plate ain. he doesn't need the long ball. hey, just a sac p kr c fly to i and that's what he does. nats beat the cardinals 4-3 and now backe at .500 on thason. >>> all right. cincinnati reds mtring a e, but we're talking t-shirts, not players. joey vot toe wearing a vot toe for president shirt, part of his nike campaign in 2012. votoe saw a chance to get a shirt back and traded the fan ao aphed jersey. not a bad deal at all. vot toe is canadian, so, he has to r for prime minister, but you get the idea. he got the shirt back. they couldn't cop him a shirt? >> that's great. >> he's got a fan for life, that's for sure. >> thank you, for so many things. it's got this creamy sort of light, fluffy texture. a little bit of acidity. a little bite to it. it makes a tomato taste more like a toto. it makes bacon taste more like b

, my boss at harper suggested to me that we should have a conservative imprint because a number of other houses had started them. >> your own table? >> that's right. and i was always, you know -- i was a little uneasy about the idea, but there was compelling business reason to do it. and so i said yes, let's do that. i mean, we were part of news corporation, our sister companies were fox news, the "wall street journal," the new york post. you know, there was every reason to have a flagship imprint at harper collins that published conservative books. i was happy to do it. i ran that imprint for six or seven years, i think, successfully, broadside books which still exists. and -- but in the course of those years, as we all remember, really beginning, you know, going back to the clinton era, but really sort of kicking into a new level with the 2000 election, the iraq war, the tea party, the obama presidency, occupy wall street, american politics became more and more polarized and divided, and this began to work its way into the industry and into the society at large. and i felt it in my per

this was at harper's magazine. it was about the washington post op-ed page. and it's almost unbelievably hostile treatment of the outsider presidential candidate ernie sanders. an essay i summarize how they attack bernie sanders in some detail. it goes on non- annual read that at some point. after summarizing all of that many ways in which they attacked bernie sanders think of all the great ideas that flicker in the background. there is the worship of pragmatism and bipartisanship. the contempt for populist protest. just think of all of the bad ideas this pregnant tourism entailed the cheers for the bank bailouts. the spoonful of a single-payer health care as a preposterous dream. what i'm describing of course is very familiar thing. it is the ideology of the professional class. they were quoting as authorities. they appear with the other professions. or analysts. this ideology that i'm describing. constantly reassures us that the experts who had up our system of government have everything while under control. and above all of course it is an insiders ideolog

lo que comenzó como un jueves cualquiera en este almacén >>> la central de policías del condado de harper mandó la alerta a los oficiales de que había un pistolero. tres personas murieron, tres quedaron heridas y toda una comunidad quedo angustiada >>> yo tenía que haber estado aquí a las 9:00 de la mañana, gracias a dios estoy con vida >>> las autoridades llegaron en la mañana en el. >>> la mujer de 26 años murió en el hospital con un tiro que ella misma se dio. era una empleada temporal de la compañía y desconocemos el motivo de los actos. varias agencias federales respondieron a la escena para brindar apoyo. los empleados del lugar fueron llevados a otra instalación donde pudieron reencontrarse con sus familias. gandhi llega todos los días a trabajar pero por fortuna este jueves llegó después de que sucedió el tiroteo >>> no se sabe qué esperar,, >>> así están todos los involucrados en otro tiroteo más >>> ayer se reforzaron otros dos trofeos no lugares de empleo. >>> en cual siento en la policía arrestó a decenas de personas que protestan a la corte suprema. la mu

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[applause] >> now i know why mr harper kept referencing the temporary facility. the rent over there is a lot cheaper. [laughter] >> you better up the fairest at a.c. transit. we are charging a lot more that now that we've got you real close. there will now be a countdown. there will be a countdown now and mohammed nuru is going to take over, and i am sure glad that most of you tolerated my participation to the limited extent that i can. mohammed nuru! [applause] >> is so, market, would you come on up? we will go through a countdown. -- where is that little -- mayor breed and later pelosi, will you all come forward? and the rest of the team could come around. and so, both of you, after the countdown, you press the green button and what you will see is our display boards that will actually show commuters exactly where their buses are and what time they are and how to connect around the city, but also to the east bay and every bus that is coming through here. are we ready? >> five, four, three, two, one. there we go! all right. [cheers and applause] >> ok. we have o

student harper nielsen claimed the song ignored the nation's indigenous people. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, time for hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur and today, i'm at the ambrosetti forum, which is a gathering of italy's political elite on the shores of lake como. there is no doubt who the dominant figure is here. all the reporters here are waiting for him, and he happens to be my guest today, matteo salvini, the deputy prime minister and interior minister and arguably the most powerful populist politician in europe today. he rose to power on the back ofan anti—immigrant, anti—eu message — so what does his rise mean for italy and for europe? deputy prime minister matteo salvini, welcome to hardtalk. grazie. we are meeting at the ambrosetti forum forum, where the italian political elite come to discuss the future of your country. and i've been speaking to people and there's a great deal of fear and suspicion about you and your agenda. some people are calling you dangerous, some people are calling you an ex

when stephen harper was the previous primaries was in office he started with george w. bush. they were both conservative and he liked each other, and then harper had to adjust to obama. they didn't see the world and the same way but stephen harper knew that he had to be pragmatic and deal with the united states. and he did more or less well but he at least try. when justin trudeau was elected he had a bromance with barack obama. they got along really, really well but that was brief because and we had donald trump. justin trudeau insisted that, no cheap shot to the americans for the press, as he will try to do the best to be positive, construct relations with the president and with his administration. they maintained that dignified, friendly approach all the way through the start of the negotiations at it as the negotiations proceeded, up until the summer as we approached the one-year mark at which point it was very difficult for justin trudeau to point to anything that all that nice and had achieved. canada was being hit hard steel at aluminum tariffs. they just escape the du

and then harper had adjust to obama. they didn't see the world in the same way. but steven harper knew that he had to be pragmatic and deal with the united states. and he did mitt romney well. but he at least tried -- more or less well, but he tried. when trudeau get elected, he had a brief broman with woim, they got -- with obama, they got along really, really well. and according to cheap shots in the press, everyone is gonna do their best for positive, constructive relationships. with the president and this administration. and they maintained that dignified friendly approach all the way through the start of the negotiations and then as the negotiations proceeded. until we approached the 1-year point. it was difficult for trudeau to point to anything that niceness had achieved. canada was being hit hard with tariffs. they started saying, some deals would not be acceptable and we have to stand up for ourselves. the president accused prime minister justin trudeau is a liar and traitor and his minions come out. presidential advisors came out and took cheap shots at

and then harper had adjust to obama. they didn't see the world in the same way. but steven harper knew that he had to be pragmatic and deal with the united states. and he did mitt romney well. but he at least tried -- more or less well, but he tried. when trudeau get elected, he had a brief broman with woim, they got -- with obama, they got along really, really well. and according to cheap shots in the press, everyone is gonna do their best for positive, constructive relationships. with the president and this administration. and they maintained that dignified friendly approach all the way through the start of the negotiations and then as the negotiations proceeded. until we approached the 1-year point. it was difficult for trudeau to point to anything that niceness had achieved. canada was being hit hard with tariffs. they started saying, some deals would not be acceptable and we have to stand up for ourselves. the president accused prime minister justin trudeau is a liar and traitor and his minions come out. presidential advisors came out and took cheap shots at

. >> bryce harper. he's just like us. >> major airlines have a plan to help avoid stranded travellers at airports. american, delta, southwest, jet blue are waiving change fees on those that could be in flence's path. travellers can rebook their flights between now and the 19th of this month. travellers flying to south carolina, north carolina, and virginia can rebook their flights within 14 days of their original flit date ato additional charge. >> all right. it is a foggy morning ouide. a couple of hit and miss showers out there. that's t case f much of the day today.ur temper today will be starting in the 60s and 70s. we'll end up close to 80 degrees for a high today. but a couple of passing showers means take your umbrella. the 10ay forecast coming up. >> why pay more for metro? why some of the busiest days on the rails could soon bece the >>> we are tracking hurricane florence as it moves closer to the east coast. chuck and sheena are updating us as new advisories come in. that's coming up in few mi

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. >>> and good-bye bryce harper? could last night be his final one as our hometown baseball hero? wh he had to say after his final home game of this season. i'm neal simon. i'm the son of an immigrant and a family man. daughter: hey, dad. neal: and now i'm running for the u.s. senat unaffiliated with any party, because they're playing partisan games and getting nothing done, and it's crippling america. created high-paying jobs right here in maryland by listening, bringing people together, and finding common ground, and i'll do the same thing as your senator. they say an outsider can't do it, but... all: together... neal: ...we'll prove them wrong. i'm neal simon, and i approve this message. let's finally put people over politics. >>> right now at 6:29, it will be all eyes on our city today for a hearing that has most of the countryde di supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and one of the women who has accused him of assault will take the stand to testify. this is all about to start in three hours. we're going to fill you in on everything you need to know before it begin including

our kids harper and gideon just are starting the second grade and they're just starting to read. we've been reading this to them and they're very intrigued and loving the story which is a big thumbs up from them, a little thumbs up from them. they're 7. >> and although halloween is just over a month away, the family is getting ready for their annual photo. >> i already bought gideon a ninja outfit. he wanted to be a ninja. we bought him a whole ninja outfit and now he wants to be one of the characters from "halo." my dude, i bought you a ninja costume. you chose ninja. no. it's all "halo." >> that's like my house every single year. it's hard to believe that doogie howser premiered 29 years ago. >> it's crazy. >> look at that baby face. >> so small and i feel so old. neil is not the only star getting a jump on halloween. >> heidi klum gives us a sneak peek at her costume. >> plus, who says profesonal wrestling is fake? check this out. >> why is a million little things drawing comparisons to "this is us." only we're with the cast before tonight's premiere. >> get your kleenex. >> c

when i can be sitting in my living room watching a baseball game or at nats park and bet $5 that bryce harper willwing at the next pitch. >> reporter: half the money raised will fund a health and wellness program for children in the district. the other half would go to the commission on arts and humanities. but these tourists from sweden, where sports wagering is legal, e not fans. >> gambling can be a big problem for families and for people who abuse it, so we're not in favor of it. >> reporter: if d.c. council approves sports wagering, next year at nats park they may not only have ticket windows,ut windows to place your bets. reporting from the district, chris gordon, news4. >>> now a news4 consumerlert about a surprise medical expense that could cost you thousands. we're working for you smihining otlightn o a you the next time you go to the emergency room. susan hogan has what you need to know. >> reporter: we're talking about surprise balance billing. it's when an out of network ceovider bills you for whatever your insurompany won't pay. if it hasn't affected you yet, conser yourself luck

. >> clerk: director harper. >> harper present. >> clerk: director safai. >> present. >> clerk: and mr. chairman you have a quorum. go ahead and call your next item. item 3 is communications, i'm not aware of any. seeing none, item four, new and old business. seeing none, item five, the executive director's report. >> good morning, directors. i'd like to start by welcoming director tavares to the board as well. >> thank you very much. >> i'd like to start by also thanking the board for providing the leadership that enabled us to successfully open the center to the public and to have operations last month. the success that we have had in opening and operating the transit center could not have helped without the strong support of each one of you. and to thank the management and staff as well as the staff for working very closely with us to make sure that we have a smooth successful transition from the old temporary terminal. and later on today we will provide you with the report on the operations much the transit city with the pop-ups since we have opened. and at this time i'd like to as

. >>> and good-bye bryce harper? could last night be his final one as ourtohome baseball hero? what he had to say after his final home game of the season. he turned around the ncp. businessman. ben jealous. "marylander of the year". he's helped grow tnty companies and a thousand jobs. bea plan to lower prtionor all.r drug costs and fully fund our schools. the sun says jealous has "the stature and gravitas" to lead maryland. we can do much better jobs, on education, on healthcare. but iben jealous.e got to believe in each other. governor. >>> right now at 5:30, all eyes will be onor our city today a hearing that has much of the country divided. preme court nominee brett kavanaugh and one of the women who has accused him of sexua misconduct will take to the stand to testify. it is all set to get startedn about four hours from now. we are filling you in on everything you shoulfo know it begins, including a fourth accusation against this judge. >> before we get to capitol a hill, let's taive look outside on this thursday morning. it's going to be mostly cloudy today. you will want

claims cardi b lunged at nicki and even threw a shoe at her shortly after we talked to them at the "harper's bazaar" icons event. >> cardy left that dust up with a huge welt on her head. well, today nick spoke out about it on her "queen radio" show on apple music's beats one. >> so mortifying, so humiliating. i would never discuss anyone's child. it's so sad that for someone to pin that on me because i'm the bad guy. >> what she's referring to is that cardy claimed that nicky made comments about cardy as a mother. got all that? >> i'm not sure. >> before that, the stars turned out to celebrate ralph lauren's 50th anniversary. >> the show took over new york's central park and was date night for nick and priyanka and for their official photo inside, the couple totally copied prince harry and meghan's engagement pose. >> you'll remember nick and priyanka met at the met gala last year when they were both wearing ralph. >> is it safe to say that ralph is what brought you guys together? >> yeah, it kind of is. >> you inspire us to be elevated. and you do that because of who you are. >> oprah gave