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Today as one of several cases thats raised the question just how safe is the white house . And now were getting a first look at the changes coming to security there. News4s Megan Mcgrath joins us live now with details. Good morning, megan. Well, good morning. Dominic adesanya will be in federal court after undergoing psychiatric treatment. Treatment that was ordered by a judge. Now, this cell phone video shows adesanya punching secret service dogs after jumping the white house fence last october. He made it 20 yards past the fence before he was taken down by canines. It was one of several fenc...

What caused the roof of Templin Hall to cave in on April 6 remains uncertain. Demolition crews and state investigators are still working through debris and trying to stabilize the structure.

and we're seeing a massive amount of movement around the country from states. we want to continue to support and reward that, not stand in the way. >> i have a question on what the waivers, the impact they'd have on student nondiscrimination act and under this new system, would they comply with the bills signed into law? >> i don't know the details. i don't think that's something we would look for states to opt out of. what we're trying to do is provide more flexibility for states raising standards for young people. >> looks like the administration is taking a more hands off approach...

can the federal reserve do anything to help allay investor fears? a policy meeting today. we want to hear from you this morning on how all this economic news is impacting your financial decisions. if you make under $50,000, call the first telephone number. from $50,000 hundred $50,000, the second. start dialing in now. let me show you the headlines in the paper this morning. this is the "start daschle ledger," investors fear slowdown. -- this is the "star-ledger," courtesy of the newseum. here in the "denver post." the front page of the "washington post." the dow plunges 635 points. ...

slowed. the unemployment number ticked back up to the precarious level of 9.1. particularly precarious for the president. in particular there were reports on housing. the president is trying to expand an existing program. he's going to be talking about it. today. he's on his way just across the river from washington in alexandria. expanding the program that tries to match the skills that are taught and learned at community colleges around the country with the needs of the manufacturing sector. they say this is an area of growth. that a lot of people who work in manufacturing jobs, so...