thanks a lot. i bring in tonight s panel. charles sikes, and julian, she was by the way one of the financial times report here s interviewed president trump last weekend. almost all. let s start with syria. we were talk during one of our breaks. one thing that i didn t bring up with either in that interview was the person that president trump was standing next to today. an important person on the syria issue. king abdullah who is dealing with more syrian refugees than perhaps any other nation in the world. the jordanian king. i think it is very important, this statement came out from president trump a few hours after meeting him. because king abdullah is a very smooth operator. he exudes this air of credibility. he is very persuasive. i would imagine he is just the kind of person, if anybody
daring raid by the same people who took out usama bin laden. the mission was secretly planned for weeks and executed perfectly. john buchanan says he s very greatful to the americans. the last member of the economic team planning to cash out. tim geithner says he has no plans to stay with president obama if he s elected to a second term. in fact, he s pretty confident the president won t even ask him. geithner still confident the president will win re-election, though, despite the 8.5% unemployment rate. remember when the president first took office, it was 7.8%. throughout his term, geithner has made both democrats and republicans see red. some say he s been too harsh on the big banks while others claim he s too comfy with wall street. not clear yet who would replace him. terrifying moment in australia. watch as the country s prime minister is attacked by an angry mob. you can see 50 police officers rescuing the prime minister from a rowdy group of protesters. they were repo
undisclosed medical condition that was said to be getting much worse in captivity. she was rescued along with another aide from denmark in a daring raid by the same people who took out usama bin laden. the mission was secretly planned for weeks and executed perfectly. john buchanan says he s very greatful to the americans. the last member of the economic team planning to cash out. tim geithner says he has no plans to stay with president obama if he s elected to a second term. in fact, he s pretty confident the president won t even ask him. geithner still confident the president will win re-election, though, despite the 8.5% unemployment rate. remember when the president first took office, it was 7.8%. throughout his term, geithner has made both democrats and republicans see red. some say he s been too harsh on the big banks while others claim he s too comfy with wall street. not clear yet who would replace him. terrifying moment in australia. watch as the country s prime mini
76,000 of those in anne arundel county. dominion reporting 4,000 outages in northern virginia. smeco has 32,000 customers without power. and allegheny reporting only four customers in the dark. in laurel residents have resorted to tiki torches for light and car powered converters to charge phones and use computers. but maybe all you really need is a news 4 camera crew. check this out. jackie benson was interviewing a family when all of a sudden their power came back on. you could say they were a little excited by it all. power companies say the outages stemming from irene are unprecedented, especially in prince george s county. we had a big transmission problem initially. so there are a lot of trees that came down on our transmission line out in prince george s county. at one time we probably had six or seven substations that were shut down. a substation serves probably 10,000 customers or more. pepco says it hopes to have power restored to all customers by thursday. bg
against a church and now the same county is doing it again. also tonight, let s make a deal. as the clock ticks on our debt ceiling, did we make any progress tonight? this is 9news now. this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon. first breaking news out of the district. you know fire engines will be racing. gary neurenberg is live in the northwest with more on that. reporter: derek, a two-alarm fire. the call came in shortly before 10 p.m. for a fire on the 10th floor of the watergate east building. they went to a second alarm because of all of the apartments an all the people here. 125 firefighters responded to this call. they got the fire under control. it was contained at that one apartment. they told some residents to shelter in place, knock on the door and help others evacuate. won woman was seen on the balcony next to the apartment which was burning, getting help from a firefighter. one firefighter we are told has been injure so far especially with heat