on the georgetown university library webpage. this is georgetown alma mater that was written for the unveilingf the 1876 of the colors. today, these are our colors. i'm wearing blue and right now. know that sectional reconciliation, the union of blue and gray after the civil expense ofed at the the rights of african-americans. and the memory of the politics of slavery. so white students from the north and the south could only reconcile with each other if they offer got about the problem with slavery. which is why they were fighting in the first place. the first black undergraduate and georgetown was not admitted until 1950. his name was santa halsey junior. think of it. for 150 years, white students were admitted to georgetown, walked through all the doors of opportunity that their education opened up to them while black students were excluded, despite the fact that georgetown owes its existence to slave labor. compared to that reality, heelys and perceptible blackness is little consolation. proposal is, going forward, georgetown

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(sot--michele swers--georgetown university government professor) "she has raised a lot of money for a lot of different she's been in the trenches on policies. she has a lot of connections that tim ryan doesn't have." (track 3) georgtown university professor michelle swers says pelosi has also promised to alter the way leadership runs. (sot--michele swers--georgetown university government professor) "...to bring in younger members into the leadership circle, to have more vice chairs and committees" but swers says the question is...how much change are democrats looking for? weijia jiang, cbs news, capitol hill. ((christianne klein)) >>> a little bit of history muslim woman competed in the miss minnesota pageant. 19-year-old halima aden of st. cloud competed in her hijab sunday night... and wore a "burkini" during the swimsuit portion. she says she wanted to use the miss minnesota u-s-a stage as an opportunity to change misconceptions about islam. (( halima aden: "i just like the fact that people are talking about it and i've been getting lots of messages from muslim girls telling me abo

georgetown university psychology professor fathali moghaddam suggests the family come to the table with a pre-determined strategy. whether it's avoiding the topic completely... agreeing to listen to each other without arguing... or using a trusted family member as a mediator when discussing delicate subjects. georgetown university: somebody who is accepted by everyone and who's moderate who would listen to both sides. he says the goal should be to focus on what brings you together, rather than what tears you apart. jamal walcott/ spending thanksgiving with family: to be able to sit down with people and laugh and enjoy their presences and say you appreciate it... what's better than that? in washington, i'm dianne gallagher. ((christianne klein)) >>> and some of that political tension stems from but was it all true? ((ul news leader... we take a look at how the company is promising to eliminate misinformation on your timeline./// <<< announcer: you're watching the valley's news leader with paul court... which means we have another teacher of the game. ((christianne klein)) >> tonight chri

fathali moghaddam/ professor of psychology, georgetown university: somebody who is accepted by everyone and who's moderate who would listen to both sides. fathali moghaddam/ professor of psychology, georgetown university: lots families are going to be getting together where they differ sharply. he says the goal should be to focus on what brings you together.. rather than what tears you apart.... or else.. you could find yourself in the middle of a political food fight. there's much more coming up in the second half of fox5 news at 5. fire sound closer look at this type of fire that can put you, your family and home all at risk tomorrow. then we check in a t alocal grocery store to see what people are stocking up on ?? ?? nobody likes a dog with bad breath. that's why there's oravet dental hygiene chews. oravet's dual action approach cleans teeth and gets to the underlying cause of bad breath by blocking bacteria to help ask your vet about oravet chews. fire sound we just can't show this enough ... it's what happens when you put a frozen turkey into a fryer... just one of the many danger

dubya itself and georgetown university university. he has extensive political experience. having served on capitol hill during the clinton years and later in the white house during the administration of gw bush. is also executive director of the abraham lincoln on centennial commission and served as a consultant to the steven spielberg film about the 16th president. his reviews and articles on churchill, the great wall, lincoln and other subjects regularly appear in "the wall street journal," the "washington post" and the national review, and elsewhere. michael, will you come up and introduce yourself to a truly magnificent and daunting audience of churchillians. all of them i don't join in wishing every success as together we all continue our grand adventure into a bright and exciting future. [ applause ] >> thank you, laurence. thank you very much. thank you very much for the kind introduction. all of us owe you an enormous debt of gratitude for your leadership, and your efforts to keep the churchill flame alive. we have another round of applause for our distinguished ch

we are on canal road outside georgetown university. taking a live look outside, you can see the jam ups continuing. a water main break with icy conditions right now. the thermometer, telling us 32 degrees. in the meantime you can see, inbound or outbound, major problems on canal road. going outbound, you can continue or you can detour through georgetown. if you haven't left the house yet, this is certainly an area you want to avoid. back to you in the studio. larry: one thing to be thankful for, if nothing else at least you are not sitting in this. looks like a big christmas ornament? 405 in los angeles. literally oprah to bumper traffic. looks like a giant christmas decoration more than anything else. look at that video. it was the worst day of the week to drive. thousands getting caught in this would certainly agree. autria: wow. well, at least it's pretty to look at. [laughter] shopping plans. the 7 on your side reporter, kimberly, lets us know how to manage her expectations. >> paging to the ads, this one might catch your attention

. >> reporter: about 20 minutes earlier a few blocks away near georgetown university police responded after a man said he kicked, robbed of his wallet and two laptop computers, one of which was taken out of his backpack and smashed on the street. the injured man was taken by ambulance to a local hospital. police say the attack may be prosecuted as a hate crime. they did not provide details as to why. three other robberies took place in roughly the same 90 minute period. some of the crimes, and in one case a handgun was used. we know tonight that one person was taken into custody. but, obviously, there are more suspects out there. live in georgetown, jackie bensen, news 4. >> to our weather forecast. another chance at breaking records. >>> we're in no hurry for winter. >> yeah. i'll tell you what. a lot of people saying let's keep the cooler weather here, the heat. and the heat is coming for the next couple of days. winter on hold right now for sure. out there currently we're in the 50s. we haven't dropped all that much. take a look at where we were today. 61 in d.c. 81 in west virgini

news4, they're a unique opportunity to glimpse into the sold to keep georgetown university open. as news4's mark segraves reports, those slaves lived and worked on a tobacco plantation in st. mary's county that was once owned by the catholic church. >> this is where the catholic church got its start in america. st. xavier's church in in the 1700's, the first manor house was built here by the jesuits who built a large tobacco plantation. >> a lot of the found us of our country andant foundings of catholicism in america, discussions were held in this building. >> this parishioner is working to preserve the aging structure. >> the manor house has witnessed a lot of history over the years. there's an old inscription >> on this day, 30th day of may, 1882. signed it there. >> in 1812, the british fleet anchored in bretton bay in the church's back yard. >> they landed here and walked up to our cemetery and they camped up there and went to leonardtown. >> and in 1800s, the manor house the catholic church. >> tobacco was labor intensive, at one time it was close to 800 acres. >> the labor

butt to fathali moghaddam/ professor of psychology, georgetown university: lots of families are going to be getting together where they differ sharply. he says the goal should be to focus on what brings you together.. rather than what tears you apart.... or else.. you could find yourself in the middle of a political food fight. as i keep saying... hold off on buying that las vegas raiders jersey... we have a new twist this morning. the city of oakland is working on a new deal to keep the team... see what local leaders are saying about it next. is black friday everything that it's cracked up to be? facts vs fiction about the so-called busiest shopping day of the year. coming hoping to be the new home of the raiders too... but the city of oakland isn't going to give up their team without a fight... a new stadium deal could be in the works. "the lott group has the ability and the willingness...more than that..the passion to actually put the private money into this deal build a stadium" a group led by former raider ronnie lott...is paving the way for this oakland deal... nevada law- maker

. , and up, georgetown university philosophy professor will discuss the flaws in democratic system. this weekend, editor at large for the guardian, gary young will talk about the investigation of gun violence in america. >> theories of america, that's where things like this happen. and that if young person's shot dead and one of those areas it does not challenge her understanding of the way america works it confirms it. did you think things would follow. it's it's not so surprising somebody would get shot in the area. it becomes not news. that phrase when dog bites man, that's not news. it's one man white dogs that's news. but after a while people are being shot and who are these dogs and why do they keep biting the same people and what can we do about it. >> afterwards airs every saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch previous programs on her website, book tv.org. >> how was he able to keep 20 boxes of watergate are et cetera related material? >> when he left the white house and resigned and needed to get out in 1973 before everything was unraveling o

doctor mary ann dutton is a psychiatrist and researcher at georgetown university. dutton says "..we all have emotion. and sometimes it's difficult to regulate emotions, and it's difficult for people who are on the other end of that emotion to be able to tolerate it." (on cam bridge) these days, thanks to social media, there's a good chance you'll know how certain friends current political climate so at least you'll know what you're walking into. dutton says "..knowing that ahead of time can help create some sort of intention. what's my intention going into this meal? so planning ahead is a good thing." additionally, doctor dutton offers the following tips for how to handle argumentative relations who may try to bait you. work out a pre- planned seating arrangement. take a time-out. simply change the subject. and ultimately, try to remember why you're spending your holidays with these people in the first place. mos says "..i'm just going to share a drink with them and not talk about politics.." mos says "..i just put my head down." waldman says "so, you're apolitica

dubya itself and georgetown university university. he has extensive political experience. having served on capitol hill during the clinton years and later in the white house during the administration of gw bush. is also executive director of the abraham lincoln on centennial commission and served as a consultant to the steven spielberg film about the 16th president. his reviews and articles on churchill, the great wall, lincoln and other subjects regularly appear in "the wall street journal," the "washington post" and the national review, and elsewhere. michael, will you come up and introduce yourself to a truly magnificent and daunting audience of churchillians. all of them i don't join in wishing every success as together we all continue our grand adventure into a bright and exciting future. [ applause ] >> thank you, laurence. thank you very much. thank you very much for the kind introduction. all of us owe you an enormous debt of gratitude for your leadership, and your efforts to keep the churchill flame alive. we have another round of applause for our distinguished ch

university hospital but his doctors say blake thomas is going to be fine. >> they've done an amazing job. i'm thankful for thanksgiving this year and many more years to come. >> yeah. >> when we see him twoee ago blake was smiling but struggling. doctors had run him through five rounds of chemo to stall the tumor that was growing in his liver. it wasn't clear he could take much more. he desperately needed a transplant. >> we were pressed up against the wall and running out of time but we got a good organ just in time that was wonderful for him. >> the little boy has been could take. born 20 weeks premature he spent his first months in the hospital only to be diagnosed with cancer. >> this is one thing after another. it just felt like what next. >> [baby noises] >> this weekend the family of a young man killed suddenly agreed to donate his liver to save blake. >> they are going through so through so much joy. >> yeah. and i would love the opportunity to at least meet the parents of the young man who saved my son. >> there was just a huge out pouring from our community after we first t

university has apologized for the sale of the one of the biggest problems, a crumbling foundation. >> original was just sand and oyster shell and water. over a period of time, it's just disintegrating. >> reporter: the church is hosting a christmas bazaar and open for free tours. if you'd like to visit the historic church, we have everything you need to know on the nbc washington app. search "manor house." mark segraves, news 4. >> amazing the history that we >>> all right, amelia. so we're all bracing for this weekend. or the latter half of the weekend. >> oh, my gosh. sunday is going to feel like 30s by the evening, it will feel like we're in the 20s. the coldest it's been since early april. but until we get to sunday, really nice. friday, 70 for a high. so a nice finish to the workweek. that's your first weather headline. then there you see it, cold and windy on sunday. looking ahead to thanksgiving which is next week, i can't some light showers around. otherwise plenty of clouds. i'll make sure to point it out on the ten-day forecast. currently we're in the 50s for the most part.

sot - marleme morris towns, georgetown university: "it allows people to do a lot of sot - elizabeth wadsworth, momtrepreneur: "this just fits in when there's time it's hard work, a lot of hustling - and not always lucrative. rodan and fields reports that the average annualized income for one of their sales she says her experience was positive but.. sot - tri cameron, momtrepreneur: "sometimes it got tiresome just because you're constantly on social media and i am not a social media type of person. i'd rather like to interact one on one. o/c bridge: when you're experts say sellers have to be risk alienating friends and family! sot - mos: "i've bought from some of them, but i don't feel that i have to. three young boys, elizabeth wadsworth says this is the type of work she can do forever, from anywhere. sot - elizabeth wadsworth, momtrepreneur: ""there's a huge social aspect of it. just communicating with people tonight you have a chance to have your art featured on some designer shoes and make money off of it! we'll tell you how you can make and... metro police are making las vegas... a better

university, again, 15 to 20 black males here somehow they were able to tell the us is and then where i am standing here 3100 block m street northwest this one at 2:1 in the morning. again, same situation. 15 to 20 black males. d.c. police calling it robbery with snatch and force. bars close here 2:00 in the morning and we wanted to get clarification. they said in each one of these case this was a robbery of a person. someone who is on the streets walking a round not paying attention to where they would be that large group of people out robbing folks they were trying to make their way home this morning. back to you guys. >> mel, thanks for the update. also breaking right now police investigating several shooltings throughout the area. a man was shot dead just before 1:00 this morning on 20th avenue in chilla, maryland. in the district police are on the scene of a shooting fairmont avenue northwest near howard university. expected to survive. >> disturb ago tack in stafford county a woman was sexually assaulted for two hours after a man after they were involved in a car accident. >> th

sot - marleme morris towns, georgetown university: "it allows people to do a lot of when their kids are sleeping or after they finish their 9- 5 jobs. sot - elizabeth wadsworth, momtrepreneur: "this just fits in when there's time it's hard work, a lot of hustling - and not always lucrative. rodan and fields reports that the average annualized income for one of their sales distributors was around 31-hundred dollars. tri cameron sold lia sophia jewelry. sot - tri cameron, momtrepreneur: "sometimes it got tiresome just because you're constantly on social media and i am not a social media type of person. i'd rather like to interact one on one. o/c bridge: when you're scrolling through facebook or instagram it can feel at times like you just cant escape a family! sot - mos: "i've bought of work she can do forever, highway patrol and findlay toyota are asking you to donate a new unwrapped toy valued between 10 and 20 dollars during the 13 days of giving. you'll find donation bins around the valley. the complete list is at ktnv dot com. the las vegas rescue mission will give away all the gifts

sam: in the district one of the targeted areas is outside georgetown university hospital center. if you go across this crosswalk while the arrow is red, the fine will reporting in northwest washington, sam sweeney. back to you in the studio. jummy: coming up on "abc 7 news at noon," it happened in an instant. a baby boy rolls off a changing table. what his nine-year-old brother did to save the day. >> we have all used them. we will talk about one airline chips to these tags. more on that and holiday travel. jummy: and for those who need it now, we will tell you what amazon is doing for online shoppers in the d.c. area. jamie? jamie: not about right for anyone ready to leave the house or traveling on the beltway. top side, some road work. just know that you will have a lot of volume. that is traveling on both the inner loop as well as the outer loop, although we do have more getting from silver spring closer toward new hampshire avenue. you average about 17 miles per hour. we just saw the live look right now of georgia avenue, which shows you how much volume we have. in the distri

. >> once again we're teaming up georgetown university hospital. we want to feed more than 4,000 families here at home. to help out, you can stop by our storm ranger truck at the redskins game. head over to gate h where we'll collect any canned or boxed good items you have. you can drop them off all day tomorrow. >>> all right. time right now, 10:26. here are the four things to know. at least 100 people are dead after a some 150 others were hurt. >>> president-elect donald trump is holding meetings today. >> one roughed up in a clash with protesters while police officers took away at least two people in handcuffs. police say no arrests were made. >>> fairfax county police want your help to find this man. woman on fire in a house yesterday on keel lore court. >> bad winds. >> not a good day for a combover. we're going have gusts of 50 miles an hour. it will feel like the 30s all day long. >> it's a day that calls for hot chocolate. >> and a fireplace. >> that's going to do it. we'll see you. "meet the agine a world where instead of rushing to buy we

we're teaming up with nurses at georgetown university hospital. before kickoff on sunday you drop off canned goods at gate "h" at fedex field. we'll be outside the verizon center all day on monday. >>> if you're headed out of town for thanksgiving, would you be willing to let a stranger use your car while you're away? you'd get some money for it. a popular west coast private car sharing business has arrived in the nation's capital. news 4 explains how it works. >> reporter: click the app, open the car in this case, a tesla model x, does not belong to a rental company. the private owner rents it out when he's not using it, earning 60% of the rental fee, in this case $31 an hour. you can get a ford focus for around $5. >> you look on the app and see the cars and rent the one closest to you or the one you most people want to know who pays if the car is damaged. >> if you're a renter and you don't have car insurance, you're going to be covered through the get around insurance policy and if you're an owner the car and trip is covered as well with full

scott spears at georgetown university hospital has performed thousands of breast implant surgeries for nearly 40 years. >> i think this is a very fringe issue. kimberly: now he says risk, like the buildup of hard tissue around the implant, a loss of sensation, and implants that break. there are some risks and problems with implants, but suicide would not be one of the? >> i think suicide is so unlikely. kimberly: 16 years ago, ed brent thought it was, too. >> closure. i don't have any. kimberly: kimberly suiters, abc we are now at peak around the metro area. this is the time to check it out. the further north and west you go, garrett county, allegheny county, that is where you will have less color because you are past peak. southern maryland with a good deal of color for the next week or so. mainly clear skies, a bit chilly, the coolers temperatures north and west of the district. the temperatures w 60's charles town, martinsburg. the further west you go, frostburg upper 40's near 50 degrees because of the cold front coming through during the morning. daytime highs closer to town, lowe

. >> reporter: georgetown university psychology professor suggests that the family come to the people with a pre-determined strategy, whether it's avoiding the topic completely, agreeing to listen t arguing or using a trusted family member as a mediator. >> somebody who is accepted by everyone and who is more moderate and who would listen to both sides. >> reporter: the goals should be on what brings you together rather than what tears you apart. >> to sit down with people and laugh and enjoy their presence and say they appreciate it. >> reporter: in washington, i'm dianne gallagher. >>> back here, he's far from whisper per. er. one of their key employees is a true nomad from the sahara and now lending his expertise to those here in the states. >> my tribe is called the tuareg. >> coming up at special connection to the animals and what he thinks about returning to his nomad roots. that's in a special report, the camel whisperer right here on news 3 live at 6:00. >>> well, it's the national feel-good story, the separation and recovery of two conjoined twins. >> next, another step forwa

. >>> a team from georgetown university says using graphic pictures on cigarette packs would greatly reduce deaths from smoking. the researchers who led this study say pictures could prevent more than 650,000 deaths over the next 50 years. they say pictures would reduce the number of infants with low birth weights and preterm births. >>> research conducted at ohio state university finds tear the acl in your knee your brain needs to be retained. researchers found parts of the brain associated with leg movement laged during recovery from an acl injury and patients instead relied more on visual systems. >> how connected are we? there's something that shows you there. ashton, good morning. let's take a look at the weekend. >>> let's do it. good morning, happy friday. yesterday the weekly drought status monitor came out and as we went from 65% of colorado being under some stage of drought to more than 90% of colorado being under some stage of drought. more than a quarter of the state is experiencing moderate drought, including the entire denver metro area. we need rain and we have one sma

of california at gw itself and georgetown university. he has extensive political experience, having served on in the hill and later white house during the administration of gw bush. he was also executive director of the abraham lincoln bicentennial commission and for thes a consultant steven spielberg film about the 16th president. his reviews of articles on churchill, lincoln, and other subjects regularly appear in thee wall street journal," " washington post," and "the ," and elsewhere. michael, will you come up and introduce yourself to a truly daunting audience of churchillians who i know along with myself wish you success? [applause] mr. bishop: thank you, laurence, for that very kind introduction. all of us oh you a debt of gratitude for your leadership and your emphatic efforts to keep the flame of churchill a life. can we have another round of applause please? [applause] mr. bishop: thank you. and thank you to lead pollack for helping make this moment a reality. he has done churchill plus legacy a great service, and i am pleased

. >>> nbc 4 is working with the nurses at georgetown university hospital for our food for families. before kickoff on sunday drop off canned goods >>> next at 11:00, would you rent your car to a total stranger? we'll show you the new ride sharing app now available in our area. >>> growing pot in your house. it's legal in the district. but what if you don't own your home? how renters are finding landlords open to the idea. >>> and wizards star john wall making sure dozens of local whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. just try it! guys, i think we should hurry up. it's what you do. i can't get the taste out of my mouth! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. shhh! dog, dog, dog. >>> fur flying out of town for thanksgiving, would you be willing to let a total stranger use your car while you are car sharing business has arrived in our nation

university health policy institute. thanks for being here. >> thanks. >> why do more comes offer health wellness programs with the financial incentives to go alongside? >> well, you have to have the financial incentive or people won't participate in the wellness program, but why offer the wellness program in the first place? well, that's because if you can find a way to empower your employees and their families to better their own health and to make good health care decisions and everybody wins because you save money on health care costs. >> dania, what's the viewpoint from the employees? are they giving anything up by participating? >> the employees are giving up some aspect of their privacy and their personal health information. if you think of a situation where your spouse might have cancer and you're being asked to either provide that information in a health questionnaire to your employer and you're nervous that your employer might -- what they might do having that information and the difference is $500, $2,000, emp

butt to fathali moghaddam/ professor of psychology, georgetown university: lots of families are going to be getting together where they differ sharply. he says the goal brings you together.. rather than what tears you apart.... or else.. you could find yourself in the middle of a political food fight. a reality check for a couple of young kids... nope they didn't find out the truth about santa... but what really happens to all those cute turkeys on thanksgiving. see their reaction next. when they got the book "terry the turkey".. they even got a stuffed animals.. but then.... they peeked inside the oven. that's it for fox5 news this morning. more starts now! now on more... it's official, our vegas hockey team -- finally has a name! we're talking, live, with the team's vice president about how they finally picked their winner. also... flu season is here -- and kids are especially vulnerable. monica jackson, has a special parents -- on how to flight the flu, during the holidays. plus -- if you're 'traveling' today -- get ready for some company. we're live at mccarren airport, on what co

. >>> the sounds of go-go have come to georgetown university. >> tomorrow night an original musical featuring the go-go music opening at the davis performing arts center, called "line me up maria," and we spoke to the peek making it happen. >> it's about a georgetown rising senior who didn't get a summer job who then takes a job at a wealthy household in georgetown as a livein tutor, . >> and you can find out more about "line me up, maria" on our free wusa 9 app. >>> how about you tell us the forecast? >> showers in the afternoon, yellow weather alert, and really nice friday, saturday, and sunday. that's average. it's nice. >> if you're one of the few people watching the world series tonight, just a few, you are not alone. >> we are out at one of our country spends a lot on health care. but are we reinvesting in the future? what about developing a 21st century health care workforceg in the future? to meet the diverse needs of patients? supporting medical research to discover new cures. prioritizing prevention to reduce chronic disease. sharing actionable data to improve patient care. it's all

maryann dutton is a psychologist and researcher at georgetown university. >> we all have emotions and sometimes it's difficult to regulate emotion and it's difficult for people who are on the other end of that emotion to also be able to tolerate it report roar these days, thanks to the power of social media, you'll probably already know what your friends and family members are thinking about the current political climate. so at least you'll know what you're walking 92. >> knowing that ahead of time can help create an intention much what's my intention going into this meal? so planning ahead is a good thing. >> reporter: additional doctor dutton offers following tips for how to handle argumentative relatives who may try to bait you. work out a pre planned seating a rage many. take a time out. simply change the subject. and the mal matily try to remember why you're spend your holiday with these people in the first place. >> i'm going to share a drink with them and not talk about politics. >> put my head down. >> reporter: you're apolitica apolitical. you'll try to avoid it all. >> yes.

he also talks about how georgetown university, founded by the jesuits, benefited from the slave economy. this 90 minute lecture is given annually to honor the pioneering educator andcan historian as part of a conference on washington, d.c. history. thank theuld like to historical society for the opportunity to der

university. dutton says: "we all have emotion. and sometimes it's difficult to regulate emotions, and it's difficult for people who are on the other end of that emotion to be able to tolerate it." waldman says oncam bridge : "these days, thanks to social media - there's a good chance you'll know how certain friends and family already feel about the current political climate... so at least you'll know what you're walking into."dutton says: "knowing that ahead of time can help create some sort of intention. wh this meal? so planning ahead is a good thing." additionally, dr. dutton offers the following tips for how to handle argumentative relations who may try to bait you. work out a pre-planned seating arrangement. take a timeout. simply change the subject. and ultimately - try to remember why you're spending your holidays with these people in the first place. mos says: "i'm just going to share a drink with them and not talk about politics.." mos says: "i just apolitical. you're just going to avoid

a professor of law at georgetown university. first call is from eric, democrat. caller: i'm glad you have this guest on. thanks for being there. troubling to very the public, myself included, about these classified e-mails. on c-span, i watched the hearings with director connie very carefully. i kind of think he was bullied, and he got onto the idea of the next nation of what is a classified document and what is not. the part of it that was most interesting to me was that a classified document has to have at the very top a heading and the title -- who it is from, where it is going, and so on. comeyt basis, hillary and talked about not sending anything with a label, and so forth, and then they got into a little c down somewhere in the body. if you could talk about the definition actually of what is and is not classified, i think it would be tremendously helpful. we just seem to be going off to the races assuming what is and what is not, whether it is a or whether it is open to interpretation. again, those hearings -- when comey was explaining, i think he got cut o

michelle: some of the violent incidents happened in georgetown. stephen is live for us. a george tourn university student said 20 kids, teenagers, children assaulted him. attacked him. beat him and robbed him. chief of police. saying there were youths that were apprehended and they were charged with a hate crime. >> they took them in custody after a robbery in northwest d.c. this was early morning incident. but the spate of attacks and the robber earlier. in 2400 of pennsylvania avenue at 7:30. eight turnovers or children, boys and girls attacked a man. punched and kicked him. the attack by groups continued throughout the everything in northwest. when the night was over, close to half a dozen people were robbed and left wounded or traumatized. >> they took advantage of the fact you can wear masks and >> if you hear something kids are so young acting violent that is sad. >> the young man georgetown university student injured and attacked and beaten on prospect street, the last we heard from him, he had been taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. still seeing if he is h

towards georgetown university with reports of only one left lane getting by. we can see that it is slow-moving right now off of the key bridge and the whitehurst freeway. back to the maps, updating the ride headed eastbound, tying up the center of the road it cost you time off of 395. maryland, southbound, crash reported on the left side of the clifton road in virginia, still shut down, a crash with a car took out a utility pole. plan on using henderson as your workaround. metro, checking in with delays on the yellow and blue line. that is the traffic much. back in the next 10 minutes with another update on the roads and trails area back over to you guys. -- roads and rails. ba to win a $100 gift card. the seventh caller wins. the number, once again, 703-528-7334. remember, seven more chances tomorrow at 6 a.m. kidd: do you know how many people who i meet who say they don't think they've can get through to win? well, you've got to at least try. larry: you've got to be in it to latest on kanye west, hospitalized yesterday. he was at his trainer's house being ch

and metstar, georgetown university hospital nurses, they collected hundreds of coats in october. so you're going to have to be busy dealing with those here very soon. i want to also let you know that we're going to tell you a little more about where these coats are going to go. the people that have been impacted by the great donations coming up in 15 minutes. guys. >> morning like this morning, you definitely need a coat like that. changes are on the way. >> actually, it's kind of mild, i was thinking. even the leaves are kind of hanging on. >> you're right. october was really, really warm. the warmest october that we've had. 2007 was the warmest. i mean, this morning -- last night, you're walking around. halloween it wasn't that bad. little bit. i'm going to be able to give them a break and everybody else will. by the time of tomorrow and thursday, we're back to upper 70s. that warmth is giving back to 24 hours. today, not close total 70s. barely going to crack 60s in some spots. pretty cool due to the cloud cover. overnight, we got a south wind coming up. high pressure down to

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a new georgetown university study followed smoking trends in countries that display graphic images of diseased lungs and trachea oughtmies onseterate packs. the u.s. could see a 5 to 10% scientists are saying the warnings could prevent 650,000 deaths over the ne 50 years. also new this morning, worrying about your hlth may actually make you sick. an estimated 5 to 10% of people have health anxiety, meaning they are obsessed with thoughts of having other getting an illness. according to researchers in norway, this is linked to a 70% higher risk of heart disease. doctors suggest those who suffer fr treatment through cognitive therapy. also later today, four parishes in the archdiocese of milwaukee will open they dos for an excusive look inside. this is the first time the archdiocese hosted the free event. the churches the volve include -- the tours start at 10:00 this morning. shuttle buses will take people to the next church every half hour. later today you're invited to a party hosted by the school sisters of st. francis. there will be a mass at the once vent and after the service fam

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. >> a researcher with georgetown university. >> we all have emotion, and sometimes it's difficult to regulate emotion and for people on the other end of that emotion to be able to tolerate it. >> you probably already know what your friends and family members are thinking about the current political climate, so at walking into. >> what's my intention going into this meal? so planning ahead is a good thing. >> reporter: she offers the following tips for how to handle argumentative relatives who may try to bait you. a seating arrangement, take a time-out, change the subject and ultimately try to remember why you're spending the holidays with these people in the first place. >> i'm just going to share a drink with him and not about politics. >> reporter: so you're apolitical? you're going to try to avoid it all? >> yes, because there's nothing that we can do about it right now. >> reporter: as the old saying goes, you don't choose your family, but at least this year you can choose how to deal with them. in washington, joel waldman, fox news. >>> if you love cars, stick around. steve kraf

once again we're teaming up with washington first bank and nurses at med star georgetown university hospital. we want to feed more than 4,000 families here at home. so to help out you can stop by our storm ranger truck at today's game. head over where any canned or boxed food items you can. you can drop off donations all day if that is closer for you. >> that is excellent. last thursday was a very special day in the district. mayor muriel bowser declared it shirley gibson day in honor of the mother of a fallen police officer. >> that's right. it comes after mrs. gibson who's given back to the police didn't for decades is ending a holiday >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: d.c. police officers lined the entrance to surprise shirley gibson as she arrived at costco to shop. >> oh, my gosh. this will be the 20th and final year mrs. gibson and her husband harrison will host their holiday dinner for area law enforcement in memory of their he was gunned down on february 5th, 1997 by a man who set out to kill a police officer. >> we want to provide you and your family with 15 tickets to go to the afri