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it means we ll be hit with a great deal of snow, ice and wind. the snow is expected to be heavy and wet, which could mean power outages as well. because of the snow, metro access is suspending service monday at 4:00, that s this afternoon. it will not run at all on tuesday. metro says service will be restored when it s safe to do so. but it is not setting a time for that yet. the metro access call center is contacting affected customers to reschedule trips. when we re expecting snow, you can also expect to see crowded grocery stores. our cameras caught the crowds inside trader joe s. this one on 25th street in southwest d.c. that looks like a regular saturday. one customer said the line was out the door at one point. it wasn t until i came in and i saw the line out theiz and i better stock up. if you still need to stock up, get to the store soon. the snow will begin after rush hour. drivers are sliding off a snow-covered highway in the midwe midwest. tough ....
panel of scholars discuss how the united states and the united kingdom cooperated to train intelligence officers in the developing world. the panel also explores the different ways the americans and the soviets understood and cultivated espionage and intelligence during the cold war. this hour and 30 minute event is part of a larger conference led welcome, everyone. history and public policy program at the woodrow wilson center for scholars. i am thrilled and delighted and privileged to welcome all of you to the wilson center, and to this annual meeting of the association of international intelligence history. that is cosponsored by the association, the wilson center, and the german historical institute. which will be hosting a fun saturday morning. delighted to see so many familiar and new faces. delighted to have so many leading experts on intelligence history and intelligence matters from both sides of the atlantic here with us today. we are also throw that this ....
it is hosted by the woodrow wilson center in washington dc. welcome to the panel exchanging intelligence, exchanging data. todaye three panelists who will give a paper. we start to my left with john fox. this paper will examine the role of the fbi and the formative years of the transatlantic partnership and focusing on the first decade of the cold war. that will try to give a historical perspective on recent discussions around the .sa post-9/11 activities , a paper that would look at the partnership or conversation within the context of intelligence organizations and organizational degree and look at it within the idea of intelligent studies and what it tells us about cooperation of the nsa and its partners. i and the curator of the international spy museum here in washington dc. john, and right to fbi historian. his articles have appeared everywhere. he has a lot of pieces on the fbi s website. contributed chapters in several books and you can see him on the news, an ....
frank: asheville regional airport has charged some uber drivers with criminal trespassing. tammy: news 13 s zack green is live at the airport. why is there a problem with the system? zack: they re all stemming from uber drivers not having an permit. while the application may seem easy enough, uber drivers are falling short. joe is heading off to work. but as a full time uber driver, he s now on alert when picking up his riders. the popular ride share app is running in to issues. that makes pick a passenger up at an airport and charge them a fee for a service, then they typically have to apply for a permit. quickly turning in to legal problems. they re sending out cease and desist letters to all the drivers. if they catch them again whether it be dropping off or picking up, they re giving them a criminal summons to go to court and charge them with a crime. zack: airport officials say it s simply getting the ground transport permimi that will alleviate all the ....
eudora saved everything she ever wrote, so she have every draft at the museum of history. which is wonderful for researchers, they can go back and say, let s see, why did she decide to change this word in but, of course, it s a night mare because all these loose things are hand sewn in. but unlike today when writers, you know, they do it on a computer, and they to the next version, and the first version is gone. but we have all the edits, and these are copies of just a here sampling. i can t say what her legacy is, but to me, just her mastery of the short story form uh-huh. particularly as it relates to, um, dealing with the internal life that people often don t talk about, but it s there. she really, her powers of description are amazing. not only the physical description of nature, but also just the interior dramas that are going on within the individual but also between close individuals. it s extraordinary. but i think the southerner is a talker by natur ....