springfield town center, where the clock just ran out for shoppers. justin. reporter: hey there, right now inside the mall some shops have turned out the lights and shoppers are now making their way out from the mall with those last minute buys. the malls are finally closing ahead of christmas. on christmas eve the clock was ticking at the springfield town center where many shoppers were abuzz, focused on bagging bargains before closing time. 6:00 p.m. i guess people who were busy, you know, just forgot. get something quick. last minute, like me. because after this i m done. reporter: stopping for a full service treatment having his week s worth of gifts wrapped up before his family gets home. everybody else in the family is outside shopping. so basically yeah, i m keeping it low key is pretty much the main thing right now. fresh from florida, this dad back home to virginia where christmas eve shopping was mostly as he remembers. and there were a lot of sales
restaurant in fort washington. police say there was some kind of fight. molette green is outside the restaurant and can tell us more about what s going on. good morning. reporter: barbara, good morning. moments ago i got off the phone with prince georges police who said they have made an arrest in this case. they have been working throughout the morning on this. we expect to get details shortly about the suspect and motive from police as they work to put together a press release. we can tell you that a fight turned very violent landed three men in the hospital early this morning. we spoke to several people who know the owner of this restaurant nightclub, martini s. they have partied here over the years. they tell me this kind of violence is out of the ordinary. most of the nights it s packed. it s a very popular hangout in fort washington. hours ago, prince georges county police arrived about stab wounds to the upper body, and one of them a security guard. now, i spoke to a
the pond s skin, put in jail if you re in the private sector. now bankrupt. earned income tax credits, fraud written pro grams in history and not saying something. and my favorite, the food-service, for those of you on the east coast. it s a total monopoly. trapped on the train. forgot to get food, you just wait for the announcement. you hope essaying the food-service cart is open. you can go stand in line for 40 minutes to get a two week old turkey sandwich for $30. last year amtrak food-service alone, $72 million. how to use only the government can do that corsica and watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. now from the internationals by museum here in washington d.c. retired cia operative look said u.s. intelligence efforts during the revolutionary war and their role in defeating the british. from george washington s interest in the use of counterintelligence practices to the copper ring an espionage network operated in new york city, this is just under an ho
retired cia operative kenneth daigler looks at u.s. intelligence efforts and revolution were and the war in defeating the british. from george washington s interest and use of counterintelligence practices, an espionage network operate in your city. this is just under one hour. good afternoon and welcome to the international spy museum. my name is vince houghton, oms pod museum the story and curator of like to welcome all of you to another author debriefing. today subject will be the american revolution, and intelligence. we re joined by an exceptional often will introduce momentarily. before that i watched a couple words about the revolution itself and history about intelligence. this is one subject that is vastly underrepresented in historical literature, the impact of intelligence on the revolution. most of us when we went through school, even in college level don t delve into the importance of intelligence operations on the american revolution. that s quite problematic
starting tonight with renee marsh who joins us now. what more are you learning about warnings to the u.s. embassy employees in egypt? today the u.s. embassy in cairo issued an advisory warning all embassy employees, civilian and military not to visit the sinai peninsula right now pending the outcome of the investigation. now, the u.s. embassy is calling this a precautionary move, but no indication of a status change there the more than 700 american troops based in sinai right now. they are continuing their mission. anderson? there is new information about the heat flash detected by that satellite. right. we do know a mid-air flash happened right before this plane essentially crashed. u.s. military sources are telling cnn s barbara starr that there, one of their satellites detected a heat flash while the plane was still in the air. now, this new information essentially suggests a possible expoli explosion caused by a bomb, but it could also be something else. could be ti