aittle bit on the uncomfortablee and our feel-like tperatures are 86 in the 94 at annapolis is what it actually feels like at this hour, 87 at westminster and 84 at hagerstown. but this is just the beginning of what we're s intore for, because, as we move through into the end of the weekend a the beginning of the week, going to see a real spike in temperatures as well as a spike in the humidity. so thee feel is actually going to be inpl the tri overnight tonight 76 degrees, cpartlyloudy skies, warm and d muggy. the news is we're finally getting out of the clear from those storms. can't saye won't have maybe a small pop-up close to mason dixon, there's storms up there in pennsylvania that might try to css the border but so far looks like it will be fairly calm with just some clo s and maybe a little bit ofog. here's a look ahead for the next couple couple of days. hot and fsteamy. thull forecast in just a t. ck to you. >>> prince george's county officials are looking into two serate deaths tonight. one happening in bowie ear this morning fire fighters responded to a brush fire along mil

well, annapolis i should say, 96 degreess what it feels like there by the water. manassas at 93, and 92 at culpeper. so we do have aight southerly wind flow going onitnd a ltle instability in the atmospre. so we've seen a few kind of e pop-up storms her and there. nothing that's become widespread and i don't anticipate it b widespread tonight at all.ei but just a few onote. we did have a storm, was a pretty strong other areas of saint mary's county now this ov the south mg to the east of the i95 corridor, little to the noeh as well and a littl bit over to the eastern shore. we h a pretty strong storm moving its way across the waters. other than that, not too much goingon. overnight tonight, expect your lows to be into the low 70s 75 within the city but areas to e north northwest always cooler only int the 60s. bermuda high building in, that heat and humidity sticking arou as i said, not going anywhere, as we getog into the days of summer both days this weekend. we'll be into the 90s, excuse me, with a chance of maybe a pop-up thunderorm here and there. so let's lo

he spoke at the 2019 annapolis book festival in maryland. [inaudible conversation] good afternoon everyone and welcome back if your with us earlier or you just joining us welcome to the annapolis book festival into the key school read my name is john beat i am a foreign service officer for international development but much more importantly, am a proud father of three including a son who is a junior here at key school. i am very delighted to be able to join this conversation with our next author. kenneth starr. let's graciously come back to the festival this year to talke about his latest book. a memoir of his time leaving the 1990s investigations into whitewater and the monica lewinsky matter during the tenure president bill clinton. when you've been in the white house center of theil public ey, as can certainly t has, judge starr probably needs no introduction but i'll just give you a quick snapshot of his distinguished career and law and public service. heis hamza graduate of george washington university coming brown university, duke law

the colonies together and only about nine or so will show up in annapolis. what they agree there is a will have another meeting in the spring of 1787 and you get 12 of the colonies there. the rhode islanders chose not to play well with others. other questions? okay, guys. on thursday we will come in and we will talk about the constitutional convention and then we will wrap it up next tuesday. have a great day guys. >>> all week we are featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c- span 3. lectures in history, american artifact, reel america, the civil war, oral histories, the presidency and special event coverage about our nations history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on c-span 3. >>> weeknights this month we are featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span 3. this week we will showcase our weekly lectures in history series taking into college classrooms around the country. on wednesday a look at world war ii and how american cartoons influenc

feels like95 it's as we showed you in the city the same at annapolis. 91 at leonardtown and 97 degrees at fredericksburg. as far as sky conditions are concerned, just a fewso ited pop-up showers and a couple oer store and there primarily right w to areas of the south and along areas of the eastern shore. so just keep thatmi in . otherwise we're not looking ate anything reallng widespread. here's aook at your evening forecast if you're getting yourt friday in on the town. by the 9:00 o'ock hour about 81 degrees as we move through into the later hours those chances of storms willdi minish. your full forecast coming up in a bit. back to you. >>> let's get to more breaking news this time out of prince men e's county where two were found dead inside of a clinton home. >> officers were called to the on more dent drive just after nn today. fox5's ayesha kahn isive in clinton. ayesha what's the lest on the hey there, good evening. it's a pretty active scene here he in prince george's county, the clinton area. that's the scene behind me, if you can s t that oneree back there by the police, the

it's currently 80 degrees in the annapolis, 79 atnardtown this hour, a very warm 81 for weminster, 80 at hagerstown. 77 at a frederind 73 at nchester. those dew points pretty high for is time of night, into the per 60s and the low 70s, and that just mt'nss still pretty uncomfortable oer the.ut that mugginess in the atmosphere still sticking ar so our feel-like temperatures when you fact cover in the air u get the heat indices, and ty, this ishat we are he speaking about, 85 in westminster, feels like it's 83 in hagerstown, 75 in quantico, and 73 at culpeper. as far as sky conditions are concerned, we have some high clouds, pretty strong storm earlier tonis we actually had a report in fairfax, fairfax county near herndon about a tree that fell down in a residence. we had hail inl anne arun county and hartford county h w.me trees doin' as well.but th we're expecting to see some fog in the early morning hours so if you'reseaded to service keep that in mind. overnight temperatures will be in the 70s with the humidick ing in. ridge of high pressure starting to break down once we get into o

if you take a look at our is hour, 84 at annapolis, per baltimore at 80 degrees as well. 77 at frederick and hagerstown, quantico andto leown and 75 degrees at manassas. those dew points, they just don't wan to drop they're currently into the 60s and the low 70s. an that just translates into a feel-like temperature that is m justing it a little bit so it feels like it's 93 degrees in couple that? that's like a daytime high. 84 in t city, 78 at can't co-and leonardtown and 79 at hagerstown. as far as sky conditions are concerned, we've had the odd little pop-up shower here and there and isolated thunderstorm. right now we're seeing most ofi that ay to the south of us although there is just a little bit of action a littlbit to at all this starting to die down into the overniurt ho nothing to be too conrned ab none of it is organized.re he a look at what we have ahea for us. saturday we see me clouds than we have on sunday. 92 degrees for a daytime high. and it will be 94 on sunday, but both days hot and humid and both days a chance that we could once again ge isolated pop-up shower or a th

the feel-like, 88 at quantic a81 manassas, 94 degrees at annapolis. look, 103 in westminsr. this is just the beginning of some really, really hot, sticky days we're toing to have deal with. if you're getti your saturda night on on the town tonight, it ttwill be pre pleasant out there. s'll look at the s finally dying down, they'll be out ofth picture and temperatures t it will be hot, sticky and ug. humid. stay hydrated, i'll have the fllorecast a little later. >>> along with end bikes a scooters, represental mopeds are now available on dc streets, the city has launched pilot program and a company called revel rolled their vehicles out yesterday. i tested one o t earlierhis ngo lie, i was a maybe petrified at etlfirst, bu this is actually a lot of fun.ns within 48 they are going live on friday. this is the co-founder, paul, and h has been showing me what they'rall about. >> if you look at anyajor city in the us right now,gestion and traffic is such a major problem and we really wanted to prove a solution that can come to a city without subsidies, without infrastructure and p

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annapolis. out here in the suburbstemperate 70's. real quick look at your forecast for this weekend. in intwo today, 94 tomorrow. -- 92 today, 94 tomorrow. more on the next heat wave aming in j few minutes. >> otrnight in the distric two people were rescued folliding anent at rock creek crews arrived on scene around t 2:00 this mornio find a car on the side in the creek with two victims. one was on top the car. that person was removed with a harness. both victims werepo trted to the hospital. we are told that they have thnonlife-reatening injuries. >>> developing this mrning ouontgomery county, police are looking for the parents of a newborn girl found abandon in the woo in silver spring yesterday. fox5's tisha lewis joins us live with the latest on this investigation. good morning, tisha. t>> reporter: good moro you, cori. abandoned but alive. we're talking about aby newborn girl just a few hours old found just aut tee 10 feet from ndwhere we're stag on the tenbrookock of drive. now, between the sidewalk and the tennis court that yo

you are with us earlier welcome to the annapolis book festival i am a foreign service officer but much more importantly a proud father of three including a son who is a junior here at the key school and i am delighted to join this conversation with our next author ken starr who is graciously come back to the festival this year to talk about his latest book, a memoir of his time leading the 19 nineties investigation into whitewater and monica lewinsky mattered judge starr needs no introduction with his distinguished career is a graduate of george washington university and us solicitor general. dean of pepperdine law school and chancellor andnd president of baylor university and the established private attorney and of course washington dc and also with the independent counsel. even though we have a very bright crowd because this is the annapolis area if i said the three names i bet nobody knows who they are. you know i'm talking about a very select group of special prosecutors and independentpe c councils or special councils appointed or have been appointed to look into high level cases

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warm 90.cunelp fredericks burges 8le and annapolis. all right. we combine that withumidity and it fls a little warmer and neat index temperatures 9 to fred rikdzburg feels like 96 now definitely uncomfortable and not quite as tropicily humid as yesterday was at this ti. so for the res this evening i thinkne you can expect gelly dry skies for most of us. yes a spot thunderstorm if you live south of d.c. and you have to get pretty far south the way things are looking now. 3 at0 by 9:00 hour humid at 0 and by 11:00 78. what's aheadhursday, friday, and the weekend, a fll those details coming ur your way in minutes. sarah. >> the suspect in a pair of armed robberies in mring county is behind bars. but it's how police caught up to the suspect that is making headlines tonight. william thompson struck a ilbox with his car. when they shed u on the scene they reportedly found load weapons, bck ski mask and glovz inside and thompson is accused of uning a ling or storm and conveniencetore. >> and apaevrnt suicide of jeffery avenue ep steep. "new york times"

th sou coming from anth looking good for yourt quir commute and annapolis to kent super light volume by 202. minor volume delays in northeast on new york avenue. things around the normal circles dupont circle backing up ightly gw parkwaybo nund crash blocks the left lane at merial bridge. .o 95 looks good despite crash blocking the right shoulder at prince william parkwou sth stafg good and manastos l thetle bvoo centreville. heh ro fallsugth church traooicd out and say hi to the crew guys. >> frida for so many reasons not just p erinock's six pack and zip tripda fri tmovie review friday kevin jns great reviews coming up. >> he doesn't have a six pack but he has two pack. >> he might. that's true. you never know.al >> the city doubled one of the most romantic in america. we'll have which one it is cong up. ♪ havertys has a wild idea for labor day. e at if on top of all hot dogs and sunburns, you filled yr home with furniture that's built to last maand feels like it was de just for you? then you could enjoy the more than a day.or forh at havertys labor day sale, get a hundred dollar

some community in the path this inclura cton to parole and annapolis if t together 6:45 to shady side 7:00. hiso also ng something just a little bit south ofet d.c. bend d.c. an alexandria right there crossing over getting close to crossing south side of beltwa beltway. we'll watt ha tfor you. down south spotsylvania helmy storm there looks like warping r you in effect was dropped. thatun wentil 6:15 healthy put those i motion andll and continue movinsoutheast 15 to 5. any storms especially one we're watching in principle george and anne arrundel 16 miles an hour wind giingts gusts. watch for quarter size hail as well sev thunderstorm watch 10:00 skewing more east though and starting to see a few counties out west get dropped out. carol county, frederick, loudn i expect to see others drop across the 95 corridor in s xt hour or so. so we'll watch suntil about 8, 9:0nd that' usual time they start sto wear o after we lose peak heating ever day and once again today upothe 9 the 3.ow tomorr sixth day this heat wave and also our last day but unfortunately as we stay hot and humid tomorrowl

warm and sticky, 75 washington. 70 gaithersburg. 72 leonardtow still sticn.ky there annapolis. 79 degrees closer to 70 out in winchester. i togeth ars gonna kind of fade morning earl afterno showers around here. and weet couple rumbles ohunderryland andf cent. wh ie front seet there stretched back to n york and boston, whole front kind of sags off to south and east. showers around here later today. look atre futust, eight o'clock pick up showers to the west. push dn around the immediate washington area. wasn't very impressive at 11. one or two, there you go, sink into our region. here we are fou o'clock. futurecast thoing tow thunderstorm i would be prepared for rain showers mostly cloudy skiesco oler day. winds north and west. daytime highs 80. clear it out by eight o'clock tonight. then tune in for the weekend forecast. beautiful saturday an sunday, 80 degrees. cooler sunny, dry. and spectacular. >> [laughter]. >> why did you say it like that. >> don't even know. l >> soundede game show host. game show host of weather. >> right now 66 look at that.t take a momennd enjoy the fact that th

temperatures direction seen in associates for south asia at the wilson center he joins us now live from annapolis maryland via skype could tell you with the smikle so the u.n. has expressed its concern but what extent is the u.n. impotent here just watching from the sidelines. well i mean there is some historical precedent for the u.n. having gotten involved with the kashmir dispute there was the un that quite a few years ago had issued several resolutions that proposed a clever site to take place in kashmir where people there to determine the state or the status of the of the region but the u.n. insisted to be area would have to be demilitarized for that plebiscite to take place in southern hasn't been the militarization there hasn't been has not been a plebiscite but ever since then that kashmiris and also pakistanis have looked to the u.n. as a sympathetic will will act or one of the few global actors willing to get involved but unfortunately as you suggest yes i think the u.n. could certainly make some statements of concern issues and resolutions calling for the 2 sides to be restrained and b

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until i show you that. 81 degrees at baltimore, 84 this hour a annapolis. 79 at dulles, 77 at frederick, same atrs gaitrg, 78 at quantico and9 at westminster. so here's the feel like. it feels like it's3 degrees at annapolishis hour. 82 at leonardtown, i 84n the city and 82 at so, yeah, still pretty sticky out there and going to kind of stay humid as we get into this sky conditions not a lots going on but a little bit here and there, how about. that a few isolated pop-up showers we're seeing and we've had a few pop-up thunderstorms in that as wear across the ea. there was a report that a water spout was reported over the potoc river moving to the north area, but it dissipated on ce it got close to saint george island.didn't cause any anywhere. that was rouly a little bit earlier about just theinning of the 9:00 o'clock hour. thingsore startin die down a little bit there so not much to deal with.es 75 degre for your overnight and once again warm and muggy. i'll have that seven-day i forecast coming up a bit and let you know when is going to heat up and it will. jim. >> jay-z reportedly g

look at annapolis 95. 94 fredericksburg and culpeper. still the heat is here. still the humidity ishere. heat indexple digit south feels like103 in quantico and 100 in fredericksburg. ening, th rest of ev watch for a scatteredthundersto us 7 p.m. i ink our t wth to see maybeadoy toe0msemore lik fro sun ouer couldin pger.m 11 m. t ok as w wed into the overnight. line, thea htals, that's big breaks.t some linger t shrou thohe last of thekweek.gh much more on that. coming up ure angie. rejoin you in just a bit. >> caitlin thank you. >>irst of up, surve fillance vide got to see, group y ou of women making off with at cell phones from gait von store from whathe police calling a day strs ew tisha lle ga lithersivbu tisha how didy d that. >>reporter: wellrg it's veryine fit of ouslrsy,al pros, eae,his baggie ng, poli say scli hey we, think pocks, coetfcket able to put th ae phones in ckets. ceer sping phones, while five o women essentially used distraction tactic to distract and overwhelm. >> get this lone employee flustered. it the stry they hade behind theateg heist

picture shows of 0s west. 6 martinsburg and 6 mannasas. 72 leopard town and quantico this morning and annapolis warm spot 76 degrees. a satellitend radar not must have going on d. yet. you see shower activit o west coming m throughntains of west virginia and tracking. and late morning hours believe it or not, 9, 10:00 showers around. that could help us a little bit. still expect mix of sunshine later this afternoon. we should reacht aast low 90 i d.c. and late afternoony earl evening hours much like past few days should be popup thunderstorms more clouds this morning an more limited heating and more limited sunshine today total. that should help us keep storms more hit and miss aacrossthern virginia andtorms southern marylande latst nit not much going on.e' there's shower activity along i 95. so 9, 10:00. shouldn't be a huge deal there. just sprinkles coming down. more clouds in sky than anything else. that helps limit heating and 2:00 future cast suggests sune willthrough in some spots. and more sun we get the warmer we get and moreta unse we get and all that is one big addition problem that a

but from annapolis up to, say, kk kshgs, you're seeing severe thunderstorm warnings on the map ev a tornado warning right there in central kconnecticut. these storms will start to die out, without the eating of the day, but tomorrow, we heat it right back up again. another round of storms with that next low pressure system coming into tomorrow evening, along the i-95 corridor. but you know what else is coming in? much cooler air behind it, david. >> all right, relief coming. we'll have to wait for it. ginger, thank you. >>> we do have new reporting at this hour after news of an arrest late today, authorities say a major threat at a marriott hotel in long beach, california, an employee arrested after threatening to shoot up the hotel. they did find multiple firearms and hundreds of rounds of ammuniti ammunition. and abc's adrienne bankert tonight from california. >> reporter: tonight, police in long beach, california, seizing this arsenal of weapons, including an assault rifle, hundreds of rounds of ammunition and high capacity magazines from the home of a cook who worked at this airport mar

out here, isn't me on you got to wake upp [cheers andlause] >> there it is. 67 now inn, washingto6 annapolis. 50's west. beautiful friday for us. it will warm up to about 90 this afternoon but bright sunshixp eected across the area and a reallyice day a we look at the satellite and radar, there you go, we can let's go right to the forecast for today because it's going to be beautiful, about 90 this afternoon and a butiful labor day weekend. we'll talk about it coming up, right. [cheers and applause] >> everybody excited for today. [cheers and applause] >> erin i seem to have stolenot everybody. you traffic over there. >> you steal everyone tucker. i still have some friends behind me. thank you so much for sticking with me. see those empty chairs, those are all tucker's friends that ran ov weather. to do i see how it is am i get it. they're all coming back it's a ather is perfect. here. we would love for you to join us for our zip trip finalely want to qui move over to the roads. unfortunately as you way out this friday morning we do have som problems for you. inbound 11thge street crash repo

that's up from 73 and 78 degrees in annapolis which annapolisju t below 80 this morning. ooler startit of a any way. okay. we takou tong anner here we'r quickly y um into the 80s i think we'll top out at about 92 or so for a high temperature and basically that amounts o temperatuan t o'vfe daysre. 88 degrees or so at:00 o'clock 6:00 o'clock. i thin 6k we will have few e therthis thunderstorms could be strong. maybe en severe. then obviously once the sun sets we'll cool back dinigowhtn arod 80 degrees or so. i think tomorrow will b a little bit more of an active thunderstorm afternoon and evening. still some storms today. but i think tomorrow is a little bit more activeoo. k at the weekend. >> i'm glad you are listening and keeping up with that that's been the treat of morning. >> erin, did morning.d [ laughter ] >> unfortunately it is s busy. we have pemrobland the rails. so we'll get right it to met right now red line earlier train malfunction the tenley town residu dal gsveel.ayyein llow at prince georgesay plazas ssib to that's in addition to the six yellow a bndlue ye

it's already super warm in annapolis. it's dropp a little cooler some of ther air fm wasks to one bit o coolfus little bit.wi stnche e record i98.th97. i tweay mis and then is 100 degre. cara. are a few w aus s ive c it i temperature will be triple digits late this afternoon.ens-. i e>> en m w be the weekend. >> rea erin.esome.eey >> good morning, gs. th. elthose main lanes around so big problems. 210. so from 210 wilson bridge by telegraph road, delays this morning onwere the belt 95 northbound there was a tractor-trailer and three other vehicles. previously just the shoulder getting by. is blocked at centreport poad.ar bailout traffic on route 1. leave 45 mi to riredege stafford. ossing stafford trafficns downed trees from the inclement weather that moved ck overnightreasch like ofhal wa ept those six bluend national with shuttl. erv edge.ic a mass thrt foiled in ohio. h it'seaen not for tee sale.thed that's next. >> ♪ >> ♪ havertys has a wild idea for labor day. what if on top of all e hot dogs and sunburns, you fi

last sixda . 77 annapolis. cooler and drier air not here yet. ill warm and humid out there. front just to north and west. 72 leonardtown. 72 frederick. take a look at satellite picture. we are currently not getting rain. we d oav h ae hagerstown. north and west to 81. this is gonna sag to east. take umbrella. definitely a period of showerso late mning early afternoon. hopefully get them to hold off unl after zip trip this morning. definitely shor activity. look north and west. more moistur and team up in region as we get into the afternurn hos. i definerely think pad of rain showers around later today. a cooler day. yesterday, again in the 90s. today more like80 degrees. cooler temperatures. behind the front beautiful to.end to look forward we've got to get there. look at surface map. front getsth to the sou later today. ep it milder side. upper 70s to 80. part lee to mostly cloud key skies.fu e turecast. fading to south and east across 81 down to the region, ten o'clock hopefully stillf holdin early afternoon showers across the region. there we are 3, 4 o'clock. make plans

kuhlmann deputy director and senior associate for south asia at the wilson center and he's joining us from annapolis in the u.s. state of maryland very good to have you with us on a quite extraordinary measures even by the standards of the indian government in kashmir what are they doing do you think their security concerns that they're citing valid or something bigger at play here. well so far the only explanation we've had from the indian government is that there's a security threat there's a terrorist threat but india has been doing in terms of these very dramatic such as ordering the mandatory evacuations of tourists and closing schools putting local leaders under house arrest to me that suggests that something is much greater is at play than a mere terrorist threat there have been terror threats and gotten here many times before and the the indian authorities do not act like this so i really think that there's something broader play it seems like india is trying to head off possible unrest which suggested in the you could be planning to make some sort of major move revoking. the status. is that

he also is something called-- [inaudible] even though we have a very bright crowd and this is the annapolis area, i bet if i asked you or if i said the three names -- you are not allowed answer, can i bet no one know soon they are, but if i said the names archibald cox, ken starr and bob mueller you know i'm talking about a very select group of social prosecutors, independent counsel, special counsel who were appointed, have been appointed to look into high-level high visibility cases involving the executive branch. there are some differences between each of those titles and we will get into that a bit later with ken, but first i want to take us, start off back to 1994. you had been in private practice with the chicago firm kirkland ellis and joined in the washington dc area teaching lot nyu and you get a call from judge sentelle who was calling to ask if you would be willing to stand you out about replacing bob is this correct that time was heading up the whitewater investigation and why did you want to leave this great job and time in the dc area and go back into the arena and did you hav

>>because that annapolis where as you have the christchurch murders in new zealand. you have to the las vegas shooting you have was shooting after shooting after shooting. >>those deadly mass shootings include the one that happened here in gill worry and these demonstrators say enough today they held a rally outside of house speaker nancy pelosi's district office in san francisco, many of them told kron four's felipe chagall president trump is partly to blame. >>they're asking speaker pelosi to push harder for impeachment. >>from gilroy to el paso texas, then dayton, ohio. >>3 mass shootings within a week and all 3 shooters were white men who express some form of hate federal investigators say the el paso shooter who lived his anti immigrant with ties to white nationalism. adding he admittedly targeted mexicans. local police say the gilroy shooter ultimately killed himself, the fbi is investigating that shooting as an act of domestic terrorism. >>outside house speaker nancy pelosi's district office in san francisco saturday. >>nearly 2 years removed from a deadly car

escape to somewre cooler for sure because it's starting to get a little o out there. 88 in dc, 86 in annapolis, 83 in baltimore, warmer temperatures to our southwest more sunshine, 91 culpeper, 92 in fr erhumidity and so, therheore, heat index into t 90s for just about everyo, 98 feels like in even air temratuughdc ourterr ts humisty look at thosewe shors and not too widespread and certainls to ourouth where the front got hung up including ocean city ma nd dryellaaware beaches saw showers go by, you guys can continue to see additional showers and thunderstorms there and back to the we across central virginia in the charlottesville area watch futurecast suppressing t everything to south tonight so we should stay quiet in t metro. selast night we had thotorms roll in about 9:00 o'cloc hazy sunshine to start thursday, once again showers to south of us, anyone can see a passing storm at any point still looks scattered through tomorrow. cooling off into the m 70s. tomorrow we once again will only ben the 80s, the cloud cover keeps us from really jumping into the 90s butt will remain quite, quite hu

a really good example was the the newsroom of shootings in annapolis -- maryland. that local news coverage was unparalleled. and so we a lot of the times, especially on social media and stuff, try to follow local news in these breaking news situations and re-tweeting them and giving them more of a voice on the platform. go to these cities where trump is having rallies, we spend a lot of time talking to residents there. i don't honestly have an answer. i don't know if there is one. beneficial in terms of giving local outlets voices, but at the same time, sinclair is buying all these local news stations and no one is really covering that story very well. so i don't really know, to be honest. i think it is helpful to pay attention to what local news is doing. for example, "washington post and west virginia paper just published this massive report on opioids and how basically we funneled millions of pills into these small communities. partnershipamazing between the washington post and this small west virginia paper whose community was totally torn apart by opioid addic

from the annapolis book festival summer independent counsel kenneth starr talks about investigating the clinton administration. we also will hear from actors and director justine bateman at the los angeles times festival of books on her latest thing, the hijacking of reality. watch all that and more tomorrow night starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. up next on book tv, michael tanner explains how criminal justice reform and economic growth can reduce poverty in the u.s. later, tyler: describes how large corporations -- 232333. >> good afternoon. thank you for taking time out of the speed of the day to join us inside our capitol hill briefing entitled the inclusive economy how to bring wealth to america's poor. my name is jeff and i'm a director of government and external affairs at the cato institute, public policy research organization here in dc dedicated to the pencils of limited government, individual liberty, free markets and peace. today's discussion is named after a recently published book by the same title as today's event, it's available to you on a registration tabl

and then into sunday i think we really get sunshine back.rr hot ow, 92 high temperaturehere. 89 in annapolis. low 90s nndth west. so our well into the a0s just about evernd we're only going to climb from there. nday.rature trend, yikes,su4 96 monday and tuesday. that's when the heat peaks. thunderstorm chances tuesday into wednesday. seven-day forecast, this is gonna be long one guys. hot, humid and very little thunderstorm activityntil about wednesday when a cold frontoa ches. and then we'll finally break h thatt through the day thursday by next friday, week from now, it looks much nicer. a lot of air conditioning, a lot of water to get through this weekenlo ok's pretty hot. that is seven-day aforecast. blaknd angie send it back to you. >> looks like one big sweat fast.ri ght, caitlin thank you. take a look at fox5's "like it or not." last night we talked about a gital detox vacation. new trend people leave phones at home while on vacation andre present in the real world. imagine that? according to a new study you could experience real withdraw symptoms. the researchers found that when peop

the target of mass shooters before in june 2018, five employees of the capital gazette newspaper in annapolis, maryland were shot and killed inside their newsroom. >>> puerto rico swore in a new governor today. the second person to have the islands top job since ricardo rossello resigned last week. former justice secretary, wanda vasquez took the office becoming the second gum female governor in puerto rico's history. sheet double as the supreme court wrote her predecessor was sworn in on unconstitutional ground since he had only been confirmed by 1 of two legislative chambers. before taking office, vasquez says puerto rico needs certainty and stability following the corruption stand scandal that brought down top members of government. >>> canadian please think they have found the bodies of two teenaged fugitives want and for murdering. police say they are confident the bodies are those of 19-year- old kam mcleod and 18-year-old bryer schmegelsky. an autopsy will positively confirm whether it is, in fact, them. the two are wanted for killing a north carolina woman and her australian boyfriend

so annapolis and leonardtown probably cooler today. simply because you're by the water that will help too. winds come east southeast and be blowing up from the bay. it definitely will be hot and humid. and nothing much changed here erom this bda high signature off east of us kind of heat pump pumps in humidity and brgs up the heat and build the heat day after day we accumulate itd in the air we can kind of wash it out somehow whether through big thunderstorms or frontal system coming down from the northwest t will stay hot. ihink 95 or so and feels ill feelperature greater than that. sicouple thunderstorms pose this afternoon. there is no wae fto tell you exactly where some of those thunderstorms will find a little bit of instability and go up. but two or three maybe four so just a few out. there same for tomorrow, too. 94 or so tomorrow for a high and feels like 110 tomorrow 97p for a high and we feel tomorrow like we'll be ndred to 103em thas to be trend here. afternoohigh temperatures today, 949 degrees. bu again it's feels like tem

after the annapolis shooting we tightened security further. we've had briefings with everyone about what to do and that includes not only tyson's headquarters but also elsewhere for people with "usa today" and gannett work. >> susan, i'll ask you to stay with us. we have confirmation from "usa today" and the fairfax county police department t gannett building in mclean, virginia, has been evacuated as police respond to reports of a man with a gun there. we'll take a quick break. stay with us. fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? [ referee whistle sounds ] ♪ sport dr[ cheering ]s when you need the fuel to be your nephew's number one fan. holiday inn express. we're there. so you can be too. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you have moderate little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psorias

selling it two one of three people, the spy, which is under accumulation every single day, the freedom annapolis retirement vehicle for almost -- warren buffett is the other person you're probably selling to best of luck or the company. the company has, i don't know, 130 billion, 140 billion amount allocated to buy back hair own stock over the next few years and they retire that stock so as the stock goes back to an all-time high does not meet an all-time high new valuation. not issuing new shares they're shrinking the float so actually it can make new highs in price without having a more and more egregious valuation even if you don't agree that there will be growth for the company, which they continue to find ways to grow, so you could sell to buffett or sell back to the company as they obliterate that share that you used to own or you could sell to the buyers of the spy who will continue through 401(k), et cetera, you're welcome to do that but that is literally what you're doing when you get out of the stock because quote/unquote supplier issues in china or tariffs or whatever you want to do.

from the annapolis book festival summer independent counsel kenneth starr talks about investigating the clinton administration. we also will hear from actors and director justine bateman at the los angeles times festival of books on her latest thing, the hijacking of reality. watch all that and more tomorrow night starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. up next on book tv, michael tanner explains how criminal justice reform and economic growth can reduce poverty in the u.s. later, tyler: describes how large corporations -- 23

my opinion, and certainly the -- one of the last major acts of the continental army is this, it's in annapolis in december, 1783. peace has been announced. washington is going to surrender his commission as commander in chief to the continental congress. now, what is so -- what is so different? what is so shocking about this? okay. >> because everyone thought that he would be sort of in a position something like the king, because that's kind of where we came from, basically. >> so the sense that this has always resulted in some sort of -- >> person in charge. >> a dictator, king, emperor, lord, protector, this never ends well. washington is literally giving up power. this is a man who would not be king. and this is where we actually get the term george iii, so over in england, king george iii is exha actually expecting washington to name himself king. why? that's what he understands. he's ultimately going to be told that washington is actually giving up power and he's shocked. he stops and he says, well, then if he does that, then he shall be the greatest man in the world. dramatic pause. so -

men deputy director and senior associate for south asia at the wilson center and he's joining us from annapolis in the u.s. state of maryland mr kuperman very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so we've seen the indian parliament pass legislation to go ahead with changing the status of kashmir but does that make these changes legal or constitutional given the people and politicians weren't consulted. well one could argue whether this is a legal move or whether it's illegal but i certainly think for me the biggest concern is how undemocratic this move this i mean this was clearly a unilateral decision to change the status of the kashmir with as you suggest you noted other really no prior consultations in parliament much less with with kashmiris and you know the kashmir is there were most affected by this they were literally left in the dark because you know the indian security forces imposed a walk down in the days leading up to its decision to revoke article 370 so for me the big issue is the mark received factor and mr coogan men. did the indian government do this because they know that th

. >> trace: format and annapolis cultural vac andrew luck announcing plans to retire early leaving colts fans devastated and quickly turning on their idol by booing him off the field on saturday. look responding to the city's reaction during his retirement presser. >> i'd be lying if i didn't say heard the reaction. yeah, it hurts. speak to you, it has to hurt, right? while much of the reaction was extremely critical of luck, this rant by della sportscaster dale hansen seems to be going viral for a different reason. watch. >> some people are just too stupid to breathe the same air that we breathe and a lot of a lot of them live in indiana. football fans will cure the fire who beats up a woman drives drunk and kills people, cheer the player who uses illegal drugs and it will chair the player who cheats to win. abu was 29-year-old man who has been in constant pain for four years because he chooses his life over money. >> johansson with the lack of thread here in our new alien patriots tight and benjamin watson who by the way is back for his 16th season in the nfl. bill, always good to see

naval academy in annapolis and served as a guest commentator i and a history channel documentary on d-day. the latest book by air and fortitude is the first installment of a two-part history o of the u.s. army durig world war ii. fire and fortitude, the tragedy and triumphs of the soldiers from pearl harbor to the battles and the islands. based on extensive research from government archives and academic collections, fire and fortitude is a riveting narrative with a masterful historian profound insight. please help me welcome our future author st. louis hometown boy, john mcmanus. [applause] >> thank you, jessica, i appreciate it. the whole library staff and i would like to thank my publicist for helping make this possible and my executive editor who came up with that title by air and fortitude, so i have to give him credit. i would like to thank all of you for making time in your schedule to come out here tonight and listened to what i think is an incredible and compelling story. one that i've been working on for the better part of a decade or so of the research and writing, so it's quite

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he recently finished a 1-year visiting professorship at the naval academy in annapolis and served as guest commentator in a history channel documentary on d-day. john's latest book, "fire and fortitude: the u.s. army in the pacific war, 1941-1943," is the first installment of a 2-part history of the u.s. army during world war ii. "fire and fortitude: the u.s. army in the pacific war, 1941-1943" covers the tragedies and triumphs of the u.s. army soldiers from pearl harbor to the battles in the macon islands. based on extensive research from government archives and academic collections, "fire and fortitude: the u.s. army in the pacific war, 1941-1943" is a riveting narrative with a historian's profound insights. help me welcome our featured author, st. louis hometown boy, john mcmanus. you need that. you do. >> thank you, appreciate it. i want to thank my publicist for making this possible, and brent howard who came up with that title "fire and fortitude: the u.s. army in the pacific war, 1941-1943". i would like to thank all of you for making time in your busy schedule tonight. and an

feels like 84 degrees outside righlet nanow hour as we sit at 80 degrees.ug 79h for annapolis. 77altimore. 73 for gaithersburgan. 75assas. a lot of theal several degrees t n cooler than they were this time yesterday. cover in place thisorning o.n t. had early morning showers out in the panhandle to the north and west those have since moved on and pushing off to the north and east. with this energy coming throughc ating morning clouds that will help slow tngs down unlike the past several days which have all been mid to upper 90's the clouds should then put the lid on that and keep us in the lower 90s thison after. the question is how much sme cos through as we work our way into the afternoon hdars later y. the more sun we have, the more trouble we could be in later. this cold front will eventually kind of kill tors heat wave us. but we do haveth to wait anoer day and a half for it t actactually get here out ahead f it once again heading for the 90 this this after into no rea thunderstorms this afternoon. but what we do hav unique here in the mid atlantic we got mountains off to the west. t

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, became a episcopal priest and work in honduras and then women suffering from domestic violence in annapolis and yet radiated a sort of holy joy that was unconditional antibiotic to me. dory day has a lynn that christians should act in a way that doesn't make sense unless god exists and wes was like that. so i saw two different kinds of goodness which were inspiring to me but wasn't a problem because didn't belief god so it was like two things. but then over the course of a number of years, at a friend of mine says, reality overflew the category is had to understand it. you have certain moments of transcendence, moments as i described earlier where you become aware of other people's souls. and if you're a journalist, you're writing stories about people that can't just be but a bag of genetic material. the only reason we work hard at journalism is if other people have souled that have the consequence, and from there it was just the most boring dish started reading religious stuff. if you start going ton a religious journey people send you books. so i get 750 books in course of three or four m

oh, no, it was annapolis. bridge tunnel used to scare the you-know-what out of me. love bridges. final thoughts from this all-star panel. dave, you first. >> be very careful how you use the word. you talk to most americans about recession, they think of 2008 and the financial crisis. the next recession, whenever it is, won't look anything like that. that was a credit event married to a consumer recession. on top of that you had banks that were nearly insolvent. the next recession will be far more mild. dagen: it could be a credit event but it could be a credit event in government bonds. jessica? >> i too love bridges. it looks like we are going to only have ten candidates for the democratic debate. i'm sad not to see steve bullock onstage. i think he has a lot to offer this conversation being a red state governor. dagen: it's exciting to watch these debates. i don't care what party you belong to. it just is exciting. let's hope it's a lively debate. i'm sure it will be. mitch? >> a lot of the recessions that have been happening in recent history have been driven by asset bubbles.