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is the current political climate stressing you out? republicans can call 202-748-8001.democrats 202-748-8000. callendence can 202-748-8002 or reach us on social media on twitter at c-span wj, and on facebook at facebook.com/c-span. thes look a little more at study that talks about the , they levels of americans are bipartisan according to the american psychological association report, democrats are more likely than republicans to report the outcome of the 2016 presidential election as a significant source of stress, a majority of republicans, 59%, said the future of the nation was a significant source of stress for them, compared with 76% of democrats. it said while the study concedes sees stress around politics but an increase in the number of people reporting that acts of terrorism, police violence towards minorities, and personal safety are adding to their stress level. we are asking you today are you stressed out by the political climate? we look at some of t ....
any way to establish some form of communication. as you look along the sidewalk, you will see additional neighbors looking on. some neighbors have not been able to get back to their house. police are working to keep them safe as well. this is 36th. across from me over on 35th is blocked off as well where they have used a fire ladder to establish a better visual of the apartment where the suspect is confined. this is obviously a very active scene, we will stay on it for you. update you on our website and our 11:00 news, live in northeast, i m matt yurus, wusa9. thank you so much matt. you can follow the latest on this breaking news, just download our wusa9 app. unbelievable video from a mansion fire in virginia this morning. firefighters arrived at the home on turkey run road around 8:30. smoke alarms sounded and the family living there was able to escape that fire unharmed. our partners at the washington post were at the home. they say that home is owned by the emba ....
agency has been investigating the president s campaign and its potential ties to russia for months. and whether there was any coordination between the campaign and russia s efforts. i ll talk to the leading democrat on the senate intel committee, mike warner of virginia. and this piece of advice for president trump. don t fight everybody. pick your battles. i sit down with jerry brown of california. joining me for insight and analysis are, tom brokaw of nbc news, joy reid, host of a.m. joy, hugh hewitt and ileana johnson of politico. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history celebrating its 70th year, this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning by any standard, that was the most consequential week in donald trump s young presidency in the span of just five days, mr. trump s credentiality with voters and his clout for congress were dealt big blows. mr. comey is inves ....
clint is a senior fellow with foreign policy research institute. his focus is national security. he has served in the u.s. army and is a former fb i agent. let s talk about what we need to know about the history of u.s./russian relations to understand what s going on now. help us understand that. this really dates back 20 years. after the u.s. essentially won the cold war, we expanded our influence in europe under the clinton administration. we were involved in conflicts in the balkans and throughout the world. russia took a back seat. they were seen as being weak in the eyes of some in russia. if you look to the bush administration and later obama administration, you saw two times where presidents reached out and tried to build better relations with russia but were rebuffed. that s in large part because vladimir putin feels like nato and the european union are an aggressive actor against russia. they have chosen to rise in recent years by using what s known as active ....
right now on news4 this week, still missing. d.c. leaders focus on several high profile misses persons cases. we ll take a look at how the police are responding to the call for help. going up. the second largest escalators in the western hemisphere are working once again. and new horizons, one of the area s busiest airports is getting a big makeover. what you can expect in the coming years if you fly out of reagan national airport. welcome to news4 this week. hi, everyone. we begin with something that got a lot of attention on social media this week. community leaders shedding a new light on a series of missing person s cases involving young girls in d.c. darcy message and the response from police. reporter: an interactive map put together by the news4 digital team shows where more than a dozen teens are missing from in d.c. and nchx about each case. community and faith leaders point out there s a common theme here. many of the missing are young girls of color ....