on into the nuns' car that he didn't mean to kill anyone. >> what he is not guilty of is felony murder. >> reporter: but because he had already been convicted twice before of dui, malice and intent were there. >> the felony of driving while under the influence and taking the innocent life of a person applies to the felony murder rule. this is it. >> the judge agreed. >> the death occurred in the felony of dwi. based on that, i deny the motion to strike and find the defendant guilty of felony murder. >> reporter: the sister that head's up the convent had this to say. >> carlos montano is forgiven by our sisters and we will continue to pray for his continued rehabilitation for the sake of his children and his family. >> reporter: prosecutor ebert could not remember a time when someone in prince william

county was charged with involuntary manslaughter and felony murder but this case rose to that level. the defense disagreed and they might appeal. if not, sentencing will be this coming february. reporting live in prince william county, back to you. >> thank you for that. a tough day for the prosecution in the trial of brittany norwood accused of killing jayna murray. >> evidence that might have helped the prosecution establish motive was ruled inadmissible by the judge. we are live from rockville with more on that trial. >> reporter: the bulk of the testimony involved blood splatter and dna evidence. one of the most striking moments of the day took place before testimony even began. a significant defeat for the prosecution when judge robert greenberg ruled that evidence pointing to norwood's possible motive would be inadmissible. victim jayna murray allegedly caught and confronted norwood

trying to steal clothing from the store ours before the attack. murray allegedly called the manager who said norwood would be fired the next day. but the jury will not hear any of that. state state's attorney john mccarthy, the judge is effectively silencing the voice of the victim. referring to murray's call with the manager, the judge responded that is rank hearsay. also today blood splatter analyst william vosburgh testified the greatest volume of blood flew off murray's body near the floor and under a bookcase. he testified murray wasn't in a standing position for long because the bottom of her tennis shoes had little blood on them indicating she didn't walk around the bloody floor. the defense, you would call it a quick time line. dr. vosburgh, yes. that was significant because the prosecution has been trying to prove that the 20 to 30

minute attack pointed to premeditation. now people on facebook and twitter are riled up about the judge's ruling not to allow testimony related to a potential motive of theft. let's bring in the legal analyst jeannie cho for more on that. damaging to the prosecutor. >> yes so. the prosecution said, yes, judge, are taking away the voice of the victim and the judge correctly but strongly said this is rank hearsay. that is, in fact, the state of the law. our rules of evidence don't permit that system to be admitted. >> reporter: why is that? we could hear testimony from the other end of that phone call, from the coworker and from the manager that received the call. >> but there is no way for the defense to probe and attack and question the validity, veracity of those statements because in fact the victim's word and they died with her. >> reporter: interesting.

a lot was made about the potential speed of the attack. the defense would like to say that it was quick, swift were the words of the defense lawyer. the prosecution is describing it as prolonged. why is that significant in terms of proving premed expectation. >> because premeditation is what was on your mind and what was the defendant thinking before she committed the murder. everything in this case is about how long did it take. the longer it takes, the better it is for the prosecution. the shorter the time the more it is credible and believable that she just lost it which makes it second-degree murder and not first. >> we will be talking more about the defense strategy that jeannie calls brilliant. she just lost it. we will talk about another significant finding, dna evidence of jayna murray's finger nail clipping, only her own dna. why is that significant? we will tell you at 6:00. >> amazing stuff. a great legal lesson for all of

us. thank you. we should mention andrea has been updating the latest from the courtroom throughout the day on facebook and twitter. follow her and all the developments in the lululemon murder trial by logging on to wusa9.com. a car crashes into a yard and bursts into flames and police find the driver shot behind the wheel i. happened at 17th and monroe in northeast. the man who lives there says the car came crashing through the fence then caught fire. police say the driver was shot before he crashed. he is in the hospital with critical injuries. police don't know why this happened or what was behind it. three workers had to be pulled to safety after their scaffolding gave way this morning. the men dangled about 100 feet in the air until help arrived. this was at an office building in the 6,000 block of montrose road in rockville. none of the men were hurt. it appears the scaffolding

motor failed. a congressional report out today finds sulaimon brown was not directly promised a city job. the report finds brown received money from people with ties to the 2010 gray campaign but found no concrete evidence that supports brown's allegations that he was promised a job for attacking adrian fenty. there was circumstantial evidence to support the claim. mayor gray denied any knowledge of this. herman cain is denying allegations he sexually harassed two former he female employees. anonymous sources told politico it happened in the '90s when cain was the head of the national restaurant association. tara mergener reports an investigation turned up no evidence to support those two women's claims. >> i was falsely accused of sexual harassment. >> reporter: cain called the allegations a witch hunt and

distracted from a campaign swing to promote the 9-9-9 tax plan. >> it's a bold idea and a bold plan. america can't wait. >> reporter: cain is coming under more scrutiny now that he is leading the polls. he is just ahead of mitt romney in iowa. during a visit to a washington, d.c. think tank, he gave credit to the grass roots movement that is supporting him. >> this flavor of the week is now the flavor of the month and it still tastes good. >> the national restaurant association released a statement saying it would not comment on any of the allegations saying they were personnel issues that allegedly took place nearly 15 years ago. sky 9 flew over st. mary's college in maryland where students ship came in literally. hundreds of students have been in and out of temporary housing since mold was found in the

dorms three weeks ago. today was supposed to be the day they moved into their new home, a cruise ship. but kristin fisher reports that ship is still empty at this hour. >> reporter: say hello to the sea voyager, a 300-foot long cruise ship with a crew of 22. today it's being converted into a floating residence hall. >> it will be awesome, i think. >> reporter: caitlin is one of the 240 students who will get to live on the sea voyager at the same time that crews are cleaning out the mold from her old dorm on campus. >> we are excited about cruise ship parties. >> reporter: the students will have the run of the ship with access to the ball rooms, decks, wireless internet and satellite tv. >> they will have something they don't have now, twice a week linen service done by the ship. >> reporter: it's close to being the dream college dorm but the rooms are small and security will be tight. >> despite the fact that the

ship is docked. every oceangoing feature is in place and students have to comply with it. no one gets on and off the boat without proper identification. >> these students were supposed to move in today. then the coast guard found a problem with the way that the ship is docked to the pier. now it will likely be at least 24 more hours before the students can move on board. >> stressful moving. >> reporter: it's yet another delay for students who have had to move two times in two weeks. they are frustrated but hopeful that the wait will be worth it. >> what you are looking at me now, until the bridge was built in the 1930s, this is the way they got here. it reminds us of our roots. >> reporter: kristen fisher, 4 news now. >> the total cost of renting out the cruise ship is $1.5 million, almost exactly what it was to put up the students in hotel rooms. at least that way they were right on campus. the parking restrictions

are already in effect for the halloween celebration in georgetown. now, it's all kind of quiet. looks neighborly. later on the streets will be filled up with thousands of folks, most of them in odd costumes of one sort or another. from now until 6:00 a.m. no parking allowed along wisconsin avenue, k and m streets. many side streets will be closed to traffic and it gets started in about an hour and a half, 6:30. >> we are hoping for the nice weather for all the partiers. >> it had not rained on halloween since 2002. i think we will keep the streak going. we have a little sun in the northwest. it's cool but not as cold as it has been. mid-50s in rockville. 53 great falls. mainly low to mid-50s. not bad. here is the forecast. if you are young or early trick or treater you will be fine. here we go.

cool by 5:00, 55. by 7:00 coolish, 52. by 9:00 p.m. we will say ghoulish in the upper 40s. now we have a parade. can you grab me candy, any. >> we will work on that. >> we are live along chevy chase. look at the group. what do we say tonight. >> trike or treat. >> reporter: we have kids of all sizes and costumes, some homemade of the we have elvis out in front of the cvs giving out candy. he has been doing that for several years. i had a good sampling of costumes around the area. big kids, little kids. i especially like the girl who really got creative and dressed

up as a starbucks latte. >> i took two cardboard project things and taped them together then i printed out a starbucks logo off the internet. this is foam. >> reporter: back out live along chevy chase, connecticut avenue, a lot of these kids are having a great time getting candy until 6:00 tonight. the store owners are giving out candy to all the kids. you may want to dress in layers just in case. the kids are saying they are having a great time getting free candy and a lot of fun. back to you. >> good stuff. watch out for the light saber, anny. >> where is anny's costume. that's what i want to know. still ahead, to your mobile's -- tour mobile's last ride.

we have a commuter alert. cash tolls go up $1 at the chesapeake bay bridge. the cost goes to $3 at the for

the mchenry and key bridge in baltimore. the good news, slight discounts for drivers that use their maryland easy pass. millions of folks are without power up in the northeast after the october storm that may have dumped a couple of inches in your neighborhood dumped more than two feet of snow in some places. >> that snowstorm is blamed for at least 12 deaths from accidents and falling trees and electro cush chons. ron dale -- electrocushions. randall pinkston reports. >> reporter: at the height of the storm, some residents say it sounded like a war zone with limbs snapping. one family in the house behind help decided to move downstairs. good thing they did. crews are hard at work in northern new jersey. using chainsaws to clear trees that have fallen on homes, yards and power lines. more than 2 million people from maryland to maine are without power two days after the

unusual fall snowstorm. >> the way things look, it will be a couple of weeks before we are caught up. there are trees down everywhere. >> reporter: there were close calls. >> all of a sudden, there was a noise and the house shook. >> reporter: it shook from the two trees that fell on this home. a branch pierced through the ceiling of their home office. >> scary. >> the house went like this. >> reporter: in many neighborhoods in new jersey, the first snowfall of the season caused more damage than hurricane irene. this brand-new home will require major repairs after a 100-foot tree fell on top of it. we have trees down all across the northern part of the state that have taken wires down both supply wires, transmission lines and lines directly to homes. >> reporter: it's the same situation in parts of massachusetts and connecticut where crews are trying to repair sagging or severed power lines. >> it looks kind of like what i think a war zone would look like. >> hundreds of thousands of residents may not get their

power back until the end of the week. >> reporter: tree removal services say they have customers backed up for weeks. it will take time before the damage from the october snowstorm is all cleared away. in upper saddle river, new jersey, randall pinkston, back to you, leslie. >> that snow created a travel nightmare. airline passengers were stranded more than seven hours. 23 flights were diverted to hartford included six jet blue flights. passengers say bathrooms became backed up. it was hard to breath and the pilots were frustrated. >> they are filled. totally filled. no one can go in any more. you have to hold it. >> bathrooms are locked. people are upset. >> all right. jeff blew is apologizing saying that the power outages at the airport compounded the situation. the department of transportation is investigating. topper, the roads are still dangerous in parts of

massachusetts and connecticut that they have pushed off halloween for a week. >> you know it's bad then. >> you know how lucky we were. imagine if it was 1500 miles south, we would be dealing with the same things. our friends to the west got 3 to 6 inches but downtown we were lucky. now, a different story in south florida. it's been raining in miami the last week or so. extensive flooding across most of miami. it has a hard time percolating into the soil but unusual for them to have this much water. they had a lot of thunderstorms over the past week. central and northern florida have not seen it but they have in south florida. they will get a few showers tonight. they should dry out tomorrow. that's kind of cool -- not cool but crazy walking your trash out to the curb while it's floating. temperatures are cool but pleasant. 54 downtown. costume on, you will be warm.

53 at andrews. 50 in winchester. you jump the divide and you are in 30s over to oakland. doppler radar we find showers in pennsylvania and western maryland. these are light. most of which aren't reaching the ground yet. they are so far west and the air is dry, i think the early trick or treaters already fine. if you are out past 9:00, 10:00 doing the georgetown thing you may have a couple of sprinkles on you. we see showers through cumberland to western maryland. most like it's not -- mostly it's not reaching the ground. everything is on the light side. here is the deal. not as cold tonight. we were in the 20s in the bushes friday and saturday night -- sorry. saturday and sunday night. early trick or treaters will be dry. showers late. nice tuesday. shades and a light jacket. tonight mostly cloudy and chilly. shower possible by midnight. probably as early as 10:00.

low temperatures upper 30s to 40s. temperatures are about ten above what they were last night. upper 30s in gaithersburg and rockville. mid-20s in arlington and downtown. down to the south, 40 in waldorf. maybe in leesburg and manassas. tomorrow morning mostly sunny. chilly start. need the glasses and a jacket. winds northeast at 10. by afternoon mostly sunny and pleasant. a shade below average. high temperatures near 60. winds northeasterly at about 10. next seven days, sunshine wednesday and 60. low 60s thursday. a cloud coming in, weak system. we will keep it dry thursday night for now. friday partly cloudy. temperatures around 60. busy weekend. the terps are in town, the heart walk and the skins are in town and it's a 49 hour

weekend. you turn your clocks back one hour before you go to bed saturday night. next best chance of showers is monday afternoon or monday night. >> that was your wahoo. >> i'll be at the heart walk saturday morning. everybody come out. >> i will be there, too. >> she will be rested because she will get an extra hour of sleep. >> sort of. coming up on 4 news now, it takes 72 days of marriage for kim kardashian to file for divorce. up next, bank of america may be having a change of heart over the much scrutinized $5 debit card fee. first out with the top cities to go trick or treating. the rankings based on safety and the amount of candy. san francisco number one, boston, honolulu, seattle, chicago. d.c. is not on the list. i know mr. wilson was good for candy if you stayed off his lawn.

bank of america is rethinking the new debit card fee that caused so much trouble. boa is reportedly considering dropping that monthly $5 charge for customers who make

purchases with their debit cards. last week jp morgan chase and citibank announced they would not charge their customers a fee. honda said a part shortage from flooding in thailand is forcing it to cut the car and truck production by 50% in the u.s. and canada. the japanese automaker will stop all production in north america on november 11th. honda says the december sale dates of the new version of the popular crv could be delayed by weeks. monday was just starting to recover from the shortages from the japanese earthquake and tsunami in march. she was dubbed by some the sexy spy. anna chapman was busted in new york last year. today the fbi is out with surveillance video they took during the 11 year investigation. one of the tapes shows chapman sitting in a coffee shop allegedly sending out coded messages. other videos show the spy hiding money, handing off

documents in tunnels and walking with her kids. the spies were traded for four russians convicted of spying for the west. after ten weeks of marriage, kim kardashian cited for divorce citing irrelevant reconcile -- irreconcilable differences. the wedding was covered on tv. it was her second marriage. the filing provides few details other than saying the couple have a prenuptual agreement that will dictate how they will divide their assets. in a statement released today, kardashian said, quote, i hope everyone understands this was not an easy decision. i hoped it would be forever but sometimes things don't work out as planned. from candy to costumes, halloween can be scary for some kids with allergies. stuff to look out for before tonight's trick or treat. >> two leading experts. two different theories on how michael jackson died.

who low tide jurors believe. i'm karen brown in los angeles. coming up, the latest on the conrad murray trial.

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operator says no more. they are calling it quits. >> to your mobile has been taking visitors around washington in the distinctive orange and blue buses for 42 years. access to sites is limited until the u.s. park service can find a replacement. >> reporter: the last day for tour mobile at the arlington national cemetery. the only bus service taking visitors around the expansive 642 acres meaning tomorrow visitors like these will have to walk unless they qualify for disabled car passes. >> glad i didn't come tomorrow. otherwise i would walk for ten minutes. >> i am concerned about veteran's day in particular. thousands of people come here and they will need a way to get up to the tomorrow of the unknowns. >> it's a flag problem that has come with the ends of tour mobile which had an exclusive contract with the national park service until december 31st but

through in the towel early with no arrangements for a replacement. long-time employees are stunned by the end of the service which hauled 800,000 tourists a year and still uses 1970 vintage buses that originally came from universal studios. >> i just never thought this day would come. it's great an auspicious day for those of us who joined the company in its infancy to be here on the last day of operation. >> reporter: the national park service is scrambling to find a replacement. they are asking forbids to be in by friday. until they find an operator, visitors to some sites like arlington national cemetery will simply have to walk. in washington, scott brew, 9news now. >> financial woes are blamed

for the ends of the service. sky 4 flew over laurel mall this morning. the washington examiner reports they plan to tear down the mall and build a new town center. the 32-year-old mall has been losing business to columbia and anne arundel mall. demolition should begin in the next three to four weeks. union station's main hall is open for business. it closed friday night after a small piece of plaster fell from the ceiling. it's believed the damage was caused by the august earthquake. crews hung netting from the ceiling to keep any more alaska plaster from coming down. owners of mount washington tavern caused damage from this morning's fire a total loss. the two-alarm fire began at 4:30 this morning. no one was hurt. the tavern is a landmark in the mount washington neighborhood. it has been there 30 years. luckily the owner -- owners plan to rebuild.

>> the taliban released another round of attacks in afghanistan. first an insurgent drove a pickup truck loaded with explosives into a checkpoint. then three insurgents stormed the area, took control of at least one building and touched off a gun battle with afghan and nato forces. it is the taliban's second major assault on foreigners in three days. on saturday a suicide car bomber struck in kabul killing 17 people including a dozen americans. after getting the whole weekend to prepare, prosecutors are questioning the final defense witness at the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's personal doctor. karen brown with the latest. >> reporter: a key defense witness is admitting dr. conrad murray made mistakes on the day michael jackson died. >> i think he should have called 911 sooner. i do not, however, think it would have made any difference

in the out come. prosecutors grilled dr. paul white about the care dr. murray gave his superstar patient. >> have you ever administered propofol in someone's bedroom? >> no, i have not. >> reporter: have you ever heard of anyone doing that prior to the case? >> no, i have not. >> would you walk out of the room and leave them alone with no personnel and no monitoring if you are of the opinion that they like to push propofol themselves, would you walk out of the room in that situation, yes or no. >> i wouldn't, no, i would not leave the room. >> jackson's personal physicians is accused of causing his death. dr. white believes he injected himself with the fatal dose of propofol. but the prosecutors has its own expert that says the defense's theory that jackson could have given himself the drug is crazy scenario. he previously testified that jackson would have been too groggy with the medication he

was on to give himself a shot. prosecutors claim murray gave the singer more propofol than he admits then left him unattended and his recklessness and negligence directly lead to his death. dr. murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter. jurors will likely begin their deliberations later this week. >> if he is convicted, dr. murray faces four years in prison. coming up, students teaching students. how children at two very different all girls schools in our area are learning life lessons from each other. up next, ghouls and goblins aren't the scariest part of trick or treating for kids with allergies.

in tonight's health alert, the president is stepping in to control the drug shortage that reached a crisis. president obama signed an executive order instructing the fda to take immediate action in three key areas, broaden reporting of potential drug shortages, speed up reviews of applications if they need to change the production and make sure to report any possible

price gouging that is going on in the gray markets. the fda reported 178 drug shortages last year and it continues to go up this year. patients have died as a result of not being able to get the medications they need. trick or treating is about to get into full swing tonight, probably starting to get ready now. halloween can give kids a tummy ache, especially if they have allergies. >> when her mom shops for her halloween costume, they make a special trip to a cinema shop that sells professional grade products. >> i trust their products more than the drugstore. i think about safety. >> reporter: experts say pay close attention to many accessories. >> nickel is one of the most allergenic but cobalt. it can caution rashes and irritation. >> reporter: halloween makeup can cause freaky skin reactionsment if you plan to

use it as part of the costume, test it out first. >> tries it out on a small patch of skin. she had a reaction to false eyelashes. >> face make up, anything near your eyes can be a problem. >> reporter: some allergic reactions can be serious enough to cause medical attention, most cause rashes or an irritation. jasmine and her mom found a way to avoid the scary stuff. >> what will you be for halloween. >> a ninja. >> reporter: experts say stay away from contact lenses that are part of costumes. they can cause eye infections. parents need to sort candy for children with allergies, especially nuts. lifeless son on both sides

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military troops were called in. they finally got the suspects. once a week students from bethesda's private stone ridge high head into the district's poorest areas. >> they help teach in the only all girl's charter school. >> lots of learning is happening there on both sides. >> i love coming here. all the girls in my room are excited to see me and i am excited to see them. >> reporter: they are students at stone ridge. tuition can top $30,000. but stone ridge wants the grads to make a difference in the world. >> some of the parents of the children have never been in this part of town. >> i think that's right. for our girls rooted in our five goals it's important to be exposed to different kinds of learning environments. >> reporter: the girls begin here in places like the city's anacostia neighborhood. >> not the tourist dc, not the

monuments. >> the real d.c. >> reporter: this is the excel academy, the city's first all girls public claire tear school. the schools founder. the girls start at age 3. >> i don't think it's just important for our kids to have opportunities here in ward 8. i think it's important for them to be able to experience the riches of the wider washington environment. >> reporter: half the schools inside the excel academy live in the southeast academy. four years ago there were only 134 girls at this school. 410. there is a waiting list of more than 100. roughly 60 stone ridge schools are here every wednesday to tutor, hold hands.

>> the same city, the same world. >> we have such a good environment. i don't want to raw than in any way shape or form. >> reporter: easy to see there is learning taking place on both sides here. >> an eye opener to see it's a nice school and this kind of area because it's kind of far from bethesda. >> reporter: excel academy has built relations with other schools and kay savage is looking for volunteers and donors to supplement the public dollars. >> what do you hope for kids to get out when they finish. >> i want full scholarships. >> okay. that us bruce johnson reporting. excel goes through the third grade. the plan to is to add a year until 8. we have lots of kids waited for the forecast. >> i think we are okay. the little ones are okay. if you play crazy in georgetown you may have a sprinkle on your head. >> i don't think they will worry about it.

>> you will be okay. let's start with temperatures. temps are on the cool side. mid to low 50s. 54 downtown. 52 gaithersburg. 54 in leesburg. 52 in may nan says and 54 to the south in fredricksburg. showers are trying to make its way into the mountains. most of this is not making it to the ground. most of the showers that are reaching the ground are in west virginia, south of wheeling and over to pittsburgh. here is the deal. not as cold tonight. chilly. early trick or treaters should stay dry. nice tomorrow. you need your shades and a light jacket. for tonight, mostly cloudy and chilly a. shower possible by midnight. lows 38 to 46. winds southeast at 10. temperatures about 10 warmer than last night. 36 at national.

38 in gay verseburg tomorrow morning. mid-40s in arlington and springfield. 40 in bowie. upper 30s to around 40 for reston and fairfax and sterling and herndon. 38 down to manassas. sunshine tomorrow morning. a chilly start. you need a jacket and sunglasses. winds light northeast at 10:00. by afternoon, sunny and pleasant. winds light northeasterly about 10. nice day for the mountains and the coast. only 45 in oakland, sunny. 55 in cumberland. 60 culpeper. 57 in warrenton. downtown not quite 60. 59. 58 gaithersburg. 57 frederick. down to the southern maryland, you probably make 60. in the bay 50s. we will break it down for you,

38 to 46. by noon 52 to 56. by everything 56 to 61 under mostly sunny skies. the next several days, good shape on wednesday. 60. 63 thursday. a few clouds come in. the rest of the week looks good. friday good shape. saturday we have the heart walk, the terps are in town. redskins sunday. 49 hour weekend. turn your clocks back one hour before you go to bed saturday night. highs in the low to mid-60s. >> can't complain about the extra hour. >> that is a good thing. 39 in dulles on saturday. average is 64. ghoulish behavior pays off.

how does someone that graduated from college and worked as an electrical engineer for 30 year's end up homeless? in the hero central report, j.c. hayward reports on a man that was at the top and fell to the bottom. >> reporter: james clark was cruising through life, had a great job in georgia until he

fell on hard times. the company downsized, a flood struck destroying all of his belongings and later he endured a tornado. >> when i first lost everything, i felt hopeless, i felt empty. i felt to the point is it worth living. >> reporter: he came to alexandria where he rebuilt his life. for 37 years they reduced homelessness, increased community support and promoted self-sufficiency. >> they assisted me in moving to this apartment which i truly love. i have taken care of and it has given me a foundation that i can start to experience life as a prosperity versus looking at the loss. >> we help equip people with the skills and anything that is going to help them stabilize

their current situation and then learning how to continue that into the future so that they don't need good shepherd housing forever and always. >> not only does clark have a home but he has a new business. he makes organic spray body clean sers. they are called god's gift, a name that could easily describe good shepherd housing. >> just the fact of knowing that i have a stable environment is what is helping me today. it's truly something that i look forward to each and everyday coming to this apartment. >> reporter: good shepherd housing and family services received a $5,000 grant from the gwinnett foundation, the arm of our parent company. they have been funded by the fannie mae help the homeless walk a than. for more information, go to my web site, j.c.

hayward.com. >> we want you to join us for a special presentation. i will be live at the capital area food bank. we will address head on the critical times many of facing in the tough economy. 600,000 people in the washington area are at risk of hunger. 200,000 are kids. join us tomorrow at 5:00. wall street wrapped up one of the best months in 20 years with big time losses. four bank stocks dragged the dow down 276 points. the nasdaq lost nearly 2%. s&p fell 2 1/2 percent. we redskins fans like to sing haleigh to the redskins -- hail to the redskins we can think of other h words, helpless. >> 23-0. it was helpless. dave, you were at the game.

these the second time in a row, second week that we have seen a listless complacent football team. how much do you put the blame on the coaching staff. >> a decent amount. yes they have injuries. other people in the world have injuries and they come out better prepared than the redskins. maybe they didn't want to be in toronto but they didn't have it last week. >> it got caught in customs. deangelo hall comes out. maybe they weren't as ready as they needed to be. you are a former player. how damaging is that. how concerning should it be. >> it's very damaging. the red skin nation, the players make the heels on mike shanahan saying he has to get the team prepared, the players are losing confidence in the coaching staff. john beck, sacked nine times. didn't have a running game. how much blame could you put on the offensive performance how much blame on beck. >> only so much. this is the second naval start

in four years. he is missing five guys, the offensive line is battered. tea some of the blame for the sacks. he doesn't know what he is doing back there but it comes down to the play calling and the blocks. >> a veteran player will lose confidence. i think john beck is doing that. >> it will get worse. freed davis is walking around in a walking boot at redskins park. let's grade the game or glade the shame. offense what do you have. >> hopefully this isn't the report guard. if i could give a z i would give one but an f. >> i give an f. >> what about the defense. >> i give them a c. buffalo scored twice. they have been scoring a lot of points. i don't think it was a horrible effort by the defense. >> they gave the offense a

chance. c also. >> coaching has been a topic of conversation. >> because the defense did okay i gave them a d. >> coaching did not get them ready or prepared. they can't score. mike shanahan is supposed to be the offensive coach. i give him an f. >> san francisco on sunday. grading the game or the shame. guys, back to you. >> that's, guys. well, witch hunt. -- witch hunt is how herman cain is calling the allegations. the block busker accusation could not come at a worse time for the leading republican presidential candidate or at a better time for bruce leshan. what a day. >>