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past weekend. they say he tried to force open a woman s door. when she resisted, the man said he would shoot her. he then ran away. police are calling this man a person of interest, not a suspect in this case. a commission put together to honor former d.c. mayor and council member mayoran barry wants to hear from you. a public forum will meet to hear your thoughts. it happens at 7:00 at the executive office of the mayor in northwest. barry died in november and had been dubbed the district s mayor for life. 4:31. 76 degrees. a little warmer than this time yesterday. it feels like more humid, too. yeah, but you know what i hear a rumor, a rumor, tom kierein, that a cold front is on its way. yes, it is. you probably read my forecast discussion, too. more than a rumor. a fact. looks like that will move in tomorrow. a lot the humidity in the air, city lights illuminating the humidity. you see this hanging in the air over northeast washington now. a live view from t ....
city honors his legacy. good morning, everyone, i m aaron gilchrest. i m angie goff. news of a man facing domestic violence charges after a s.w.a.t. team was called to a home in montgomery county. police say a woman left a house on valley bend drive in germantown and headed to a neighbor s after an argument with her boyfriend. her two young children stayed in the house with him. police tell news4 he took the kids to a house in prince george s county, and that s where he was arrested around 2:30 this morning. no one was hurt. 5:01. let s check in with meteorologist tom kierein with your wednesday weather headlines. tom? good morning. starting off, another morning of thick humidity in the air. temperatures in the low to mid 70s around the metro area, around the bay. parts of northern virginia and maryland, near 70 including shenandoah valley. in the mountains, 60s, more pleasant there. still quite humid, too. you see the city lights lighting up the humidity over w ....
dr. zupan s book look at the sources of national decline. typically when people think about the sources of national decline they often look outside of government at special-interest groups that try to co-opt government for their own benefit. however dr. zupan takes a different approach and looks at the sources of national decline that come from inside government , from government insiders and it may cause even more harm to countries and civilizations than the harm that comes from outside of government we are really looking forward to hearing from dr. zupan today. the way we will be framing today s book forums first we are going to hear remarks from dr. zupan and then we will have comments from both lindsay cutshall from the brookings institute and myself. first i would like to introduce dr. zupan. dr. zupan begin his tenure as the 14th president of alford university on july 1, 2016. histidine at the business school at the university of rochester from january 1, 2004. zu ....
mines are for that etal how much countries are developing how much steel we need to make buildings. host: manuel quinones is our first guest this morning. special phone lines today. we want to hear your comments coal miners and family members of coal miners, 202-748-8001. otherwise, lines are split up regionally. ,entral and eastern time zones 202-748-8000. mountain pacific time zones, 202-748-8002. let s talk about the power plants themselves. where will you find coal power plants in the united states? guest: they are all over the country. you have a lot of coal-fired power plants in ohio and indiana and missouri. western states, you ve got southern states it really runs the gamut. if you look at the ohio valley area, an area that has been historically coal heavy because it is easy to transport, you have rivers and rail and a lot of mines nearby, but really, it is distributed across the country. there s a lot of states that have tried to move away from coal. a lo ....
it shows police officers fanning out where they found a body of a man lying in the middle of the lane shot and wounded. he was pronounced dead on the scene. at a house nearby, they found a woman who was wounded, at least one time. they have taken her away to the hospital, she s at regional medical center in san jose and believed to be they believe that she is going to survive. her wound or wounds. the police were fanned out throughout this neighborhood to try to figure out exactly what was going on. other than the body that was in the middle of the street, they had no witnesses immediately to tell them had there been an argument, some sort of altercati altercation, what was behind this. they went door to door to piece together what happened. now there were some individuals who were brought out and detained briefly by san jose police, they were put had in handcuffs. there were two adult women, and a child not put in handcuffs. they were detained for an hour or so while ....