New developments, some Significant Developments i think occurred over the course of the last few days with information that was brought to my attention. And im just going to read a very brief statement. And thats about all i can tell you. But i want to keep you fully informed of whats happening. At our open hearing on monday, i encouraged anyone who has information about relative topics, including surveillance on president elect trump or his Transition Team, to come forward and speak to the house Intelligence Committee. I also said that while there was not a physical wiretap of trump tower, i was concerned that other surveillance activities were used against President Trump and his associates. So first, i recently confirmed that on numerous occasions, the Intelligence Committee collected information about u. S. Citizens involved in the trump transition. Details about u. S. Persons, associated with the incoming administration, details with little or no apparent foreign intelligence valu
I mentioned the temperatures, only 56, and that numbers come up four degrees from where we are just a couple of hours ago. 54 in ocean city. Average high temperature, close to 70. Were about 15 degrees cooler than we should be. But by the end of the week, well be 20 degrees warmer. Talk more about that in 15 minutes. Thank you, doug. The fire at a building under construction in college park is now under control, but firefighters will probably have to stay there through much of the night, keeping an eye on hot spots. Earlier today flames were shooting through the roof as you can see in this video from chopper 4, the entire neighborhood and surrounding counties have been dealing with the fallout from this. Tracee wilkins is at the scene. This was a tough one to get under control. Reporter this was a tough one to get under control, and there are lots of reasons for why that was the case. I want to show you what it looks like right now as thmo georges county firefighters and all the other
And that was the end of milling operations forever. Back in the early 19th century this was rural land out here this was Washington County. It was a separate legal jurisdiction from Washington City which is what we now think of as downtown. Florida avenue was the old boundary street, that was the Northern Boundary of Washington City and this was Washington County. Washington county was sparsely inhabited, less than 10,000 people lived out here, mostly farmers and large land holders and farmers here grew all sorts of crops, a lot of wheat and corn and rye was grown for a local use and for shipping along the east coast. Mills were very important to this Rural Economy and because you had formers that were growing grains, you had to they had to really come up with an efficient way of compacting that material for transportation to markets elsewhere. And essentially thats what the millers job was to turn a crop of harvested grain into flour and meal and pack it into barrels so that it would
Good. A community on alert right now a woman was sent to the hospital after she was attacked by a bear. It happened in frederick county, maryland overnight, thats where news4s Megan Mcgrath is live in middletown, tell us what happened. Well barbara, it was a terrifying situation. It was dark and woman was walking down that driveway that you see behind me here to her daughters house. She didnt realize in the darkness, that she was between a mother bear and her cubs. And the bear attacked. I think it kind of came up on her pretty fast. A horrifying experience. Attacked by a mother bear seen in this photo in the driveway of her daughters home in frederick. People who live in this wooded, rural neighborhood know not to come between a bear and her cubs. But it was 9 30 at night, the yard, dark. Of doing a search. Mark snuffen says his motherinlaw, 63yearold Karen Osbourne didnt know what she was walking into. The cub ran in the tree and grandma got between the cub and the bear. And the bear
President of the American Islamic forum for democracy in phoenix, arizona, a grad want of the university of wisconsin, milwaukee, and the Medical College of wisconsin. Dr. Jasser is a former commissioner of the United States commission on International Religious freedom and served as a medical officer in the United States navy. Dr. Jasser is currently in private practice in phoenix, specializing in internal medicine and nuclear cardiology. Ms. Farhan kara is the president and executive director of Muslim Advocates in oakland, california. Graduate of wellsly college and cornell law school, she has previously served as counsel to the u. S. Senate Judiciary Committee and worked as a litigation associate with several prom inept washington, d. C. , law firms. Mr. Philip hainey a former customs and Border Protection officer in the department of Homeland Security. Officer hainey completed several tours at the National Targeting Center near washington, d. C. , and he has won numerous awards an