back to you. >> all right, peggy, thank you. tune in tonight tonight at 11:00 for a conversation with kim on his lawsuit against the healthcare plan. >>> we are going to switch gears and talk about the traffic. patranya, how are things looking? >> we are seeing delays on the blue and orange line. we do have problems in several stations out there. so take note and plan accordingly. let's head outside and check out how things are looking on the roadways. around 495 right now. it's jam in both directions. if you are heading on the outer loop, watch out. heading towards 495. an accident blocking the left lane. and finally, we are going to check out, let's see. i-95, woodbridge, between this and triangle, we are seeing delays there as well. >> topper is outside working on the forecast. umbrella in hand. >> i should put out a couple of sprinkles. heavier activity west of town and showers will be with us for a while. we'll come back and concentrate on where the showers are headed. talk about milder air on the way. >> thanks, top. is yo

peggy fox joins us live in woodbridge with the latest. peg. >> lesli, imagine you're driving in i-95 traffic. you see a guy pull over, get out of his car, and start firing. that's what happened yesterday. and to make things worse, 25- year-old gabriel fired his handgun with his two-year-old daughter sitting there in his jaguar. police say he fired 13 rounds at a dump truck driven by 44- year-old james bringom. the truck hit the jaguar and the road rage escalated. >> the guy in the jaguar may have been an idiot. you don't do that with kids in the car. >> 13 rounds in traffic at a moving vehicle, the fact that nobody was struck, no houses, no vehicles, is crazy. >> now his charges include attempted homicide and child endangerment. the dump truck driver is charged with reckless driving, he may face more charges. we do know that he hit the other car, what we don't know is whether or not that was intentional. reporting live in woodbridge, peggy fox, 9news now. >> all right, delaware pediatrician accused of molesting at least 100 of his young p

peggy fox is live with the latest. >> we know this driving continued for a mile on i-95 south. at wasn't point, the road rage escalated until one of the drivers stopped his vehicle, got out, and started shooting. >> you don't do that with your kids in the car. >> what police say, 25-year- old gabriel did was pull a loaded semi-automatic handgun out and start firing on i-95 south in woodbridge, just after 4:00 p.m. his two-year-old daughter watched it all from the car. >> it really shows you when you are angry, how you can lose control of your emotions and you can just forget your surroundings, i think for a minute. >> police say he was firing at this dump truck driven by 44- year-old james bring m, also of woodbridge. police say he was coming from route 123, merging into heavy traffic when he encountered the jaguar. the two began engaging in road rage. the dump truck hitting the jag two times. >> crashes happen all the time. it wasn't intentional, was it intentional? that can certainly mean that there's other implications for the dump truck driver if there's an intentional act

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. >> i'm peggy fox in woodbridge, where a violent road rage incident happened along i-95 south, putting a young father behind bars. 25-year-old gabriel is charged with attempted homicide and child endangerment after yesterday's rush hour incident. police say he and dump truck driver, james began driving aggressively, hitting his jaguar twice. it escalated until he got out of his jaguar and started firing at the truck. his two-year-old daughter sitting right there in his car. >> the dad in the jaguar must have been an idiot, because you don't do that with kids in your car. >> upwards of 13 rounds of traffic in the car, no houses, no vehicles is somewhat crazy. >> police say this is the second homicide in mount vernon in the last week. it happened within a few miles of each other, they are not related, but residents are on edge. police say a woman was shot multiple times in a parked car a around 7:30 this morning in the 8400 block of arindal court. man who does not want to be identified says he was one of the first to try to help the woman, but it was too late. >> at that point, there was

peggy asked this, her e-mail from delaware. if this is going to help us get cheap insurance, why do we have to wait for a year? talking about things that kick in in 2014. >> to be clear about this, first of all, i think this health care reform affects everybody. it offers a layer of protection that doesn't exist right now. though you don't see a change right now for you, everyone will have change. it's going to take a long time for insurance carriers to accept all these new customers and operate under the new laws. that's why it takes time. cheaper insurance, i don't think it's going to be cheaper. >> really? >> no. in the short term insurance companies have the ability to control premium. state regulations involved there, certainly they have the right, as costs continue to go up, have the right to raise premiums. what i think it's going to do in the long term, control spiraling increase in costs in this country, then stabilizing premiums. i don't think this country should expect a huge reduction in premiums. >> it's important

you know, we lived around the world and after every country, peggy said, let's go home.we're home. i feel now, this is a controversial statement in my family, but i'm a coloradoan. doggone it, i chose to come here as an adult, i should get more points than somebody who just happened to be born here. i love our beautiful state. we love the hiking and the skiing and the fishing and the biking and the really friendly feel of people in our wide open western state. the great snow and the sun glistening on the snow, i'm delighted to, i'm so lucky that i married a coloradoan. we now live, i would say, about 4 miles from peggy's girlhood home, and i hope that's close enough. >> host: okay. well, we're going to take a short break. we visited t.r. reid in his home, and we saw his office and where he writes, and he talks a little bit about that. that's three or four minutes, and then we'll be back with live calls. but first, mr. reid, i want you to ponder this e-mail that we got from joan worely. this is something for you to think about during these three or four minutes. i've read

. >> reporter: in fairfax, peggy fox, 9 news now. >> this was the fourth time the president visited george mason university. the first, three years ago just three weeks into his presidential campaign. the president said he didn't have a lot of money or staff back then and nobody could pronounce his name. the house was slated to vote on that bill sometime today. the fate of health care reform now depends on a few waiverring democrats and one of those at the type of this show's taping, freshman democrat conolly of northern virginia. he insists he's undecided about the current package. his office has been bombarded with phone calls and visits from people on both sides. >> reporter: jerry conolly is still wearing his st. patrick's day carnation and still working for the massive health care reform bill. he's one of just five democrats now who can decide the fate of a package that could shape the future of the obama presidency. >> my view, maybe because i'm new around here is naive, but my view you don't buy something sight unseen. >> reporter: a handful of protesters pushing him to vote no but

i want to start by saying that peggy noon has called for this debate, a necessary war. i want to read this. so far most invade over afghanistan has taken place among journalists and foreign policy professionals. all of them have been honest in their opinions about the war in afghanistan. but when you really look at the facts, nobody elected these people to debate the war. washington has to get serious and the american people have a right to know the facts and options. so thank you both for allowing this debate to take place today. but i join my friends in saying that it's time to bring an end to this war. i have camp lejeune marine base in my district, cherry point, brave men and women, god bless them all. i want to start my comments and would like to share this with you. marine times, march 1, 2010. left to die. they call for help. army leadership refuse and abandon them on the battlefield. four died. handcuffed to do their job for this country. that's awfully sad to me. then i would like to read also marine times, caution, kill my son. marine family blasts suicidal ta

here tonight to debate this situation, adolin and peggy rose, head-to-head in tonight's edition of "hotelcome to "hot buttons." i and her talk about hot button issues. today's topic is sandra bullock, her husband, and the skank nazi whore. who would cheat on sandra bullock? >> in my opinion, if sandra bullock couldn't take care of her man, then she deserves what she got. >> with a nazi? >> in this country, it's allowed to be a nazi. >> i understand we're in america, baucom on, now. >> maybe you're not [ bleep ] your man right and that's why you're so defensive. >> do you have a man? >> yes. >> i bet you do. you slut. >> bitch. >> whore. >> [ bleep ] face. >> what? that's what you call me? >> [ bleep ] face. >> [ bleep ] face? [ applause ] >> jimmy: very polarizing. tiger woods gave his first interview since brutally attacking a tree on thanksgiving day. he gave two five minute intervus, one to espn and one to the golf channel. the golf channel asked tiger how he would explain his behavior to his children. he says he expects to have to explain it to them when they get old enough. i would

our security guards adolina and peggy rose, they work in the building here, and they don't like each in a new segment we call "hot buttons." enjoy. >> welcome to "hot buttons." the show where i and her discuss hot button issues. >> today's topic is, should black barbie dolls be cheaper than white barbie dolls? yes. >> hell no. that's just [ bleep ] up. why would you think that? just look at barbie. she's black, she's beautiful. and look at this slut with her legs open. >> well, mine is blond. her hair is silky. her dress is peaches and cream. >> what are you saying? you have to have silky hair to be beautiful? >> yeah, sure, why not? >> you know why? i don't have silky curly hair and i'm gorgeous. >> that's what she thinks. anyway, my -- >> pardon me? what did you just say? >> you heard me. >> if you ever touch my barbie again, i will take my foot and stick it so far in your ass you'll be [ bleep ] black barbie for the rest of the year. i hate you. >> that's what you say. >> jimmy: thank you. thank you, ladies. we have a great show tonight. from "the marriage ref," tom papa is here.

peggy and i were living in japan as newlyweds.ocked in a couple stories to by-lboy or that kind of magazine with my dad's name and side by line by thomas r. reed. my dad said wire you putting our name in those dirty magazines? so here's what i did. ecwrote a piece for tv guide. nothing is wrong with tv guide. ike rfectly legitimate magazine. gowrote a piece about what anpanese tv is like for tv guide, pretty good television and at the time they had this jay leno show, the tonight show le japan calledçç 11:00 p.m.. they had a jay leno figure and the band leader, the sidekick kind of figure on this japanese show was a naked woman. she was sitting naked on this black leather couch. tenever they went for a commercial break they would flash this naked woman for two seconds and she would sit there and say in english, hurry on down to my house, bases. habody else but me. why did she say that? why was she naked? totally weird. e'sut this in my piece. t was so bizarre. and tv guide's editors read this story about japanese tv and they tak

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peggy is calling us from texas. you are one of the few people that actually has reasons you think we should see the tape. go ahead. >> caller: i believe it shouldn't be blocked. she worked in a public place. cameras were filming all the time. they were filming the upside. happiness, glory. why shouldn't they see the downside? this is a dangerous profession she was in. she made a choice to swim with whales. the accident was a human. it was a human mistake. it wasn't the whale. it all comes down to choices and consequences. we need to understand. our young people need to understand that sometimes bad things happen in any profession. but they should know that. they should know that it's not all upside. it's not all happiness. >> peggy, let me ask you this. i hear exactly what you're saying. but critics would say that we can comprehend all that without necessarily seeing the tape. >> caller: no, i don't think so. >> okay. >> caller: most people have to see something before they understand it. the written word, oh, yes,

peggy and i were living in japan as newlyweds and i was kind of freelancing for american magazines. a couple of stories -- i think to playboy, anyway, that kind of magazine with my dad's name -- my by-line by thomas r. reid on it and my dad says why are you putting our name in those dirty mags? and so then here's what i did. i wrote a piece for tv guide. there's nothing wrong with tv guide, you know, it's a perfectly legitimate magazine. and i wrote a piece about what japanese tv is like for tv guide. it's pretty good television. and they had at the time -- they had this jay leno show, the tonight show in just that. -- japan. it was called "11 pm" and they had a jay leno, you know, figure and the band leader -- you know, the sidekick kind of figure on this japanese show was this naked woman and she was sitting naked on this black leather couch, this is so bizarre, and whenever they went for a commercial break they would flash to this naked woman for about 2 seconds and she would sit there and say in english, she said, hurry on down to my house, baby, ain't nobody home but me. why di

i want to start by saying that peggy noon has called for this debate, a necessary war. i want to read this. so far most invade over afghanistan has taken place among journalists and foreign policy professionals. all of them have been honest in their opinions about the war in afghanistan. but when you really look at the facts, nobody elected these people to debate the war. washington has to get serious and the american people have a right to know the facts and options. so thank you both for allowing this debate to take place today. but i join my friends in saying that it's time to bring an end to this war. i have camp lejeune marine base in my district, cherry point, brave men and women, god bless them all. i want to start my comments and would like to share this with you. marine times, march 1, 2010. left to die. they call for help. army leadership refuse and abandon them on the battlefield. four died. handcuffed to do their job for this country. that's awfully sad to me. then i would like to read also marine times, caution, kill my son. marine family blasts suicidal ta

next, and from peggy. caller: i am opposed to cutting saturday delivery.ad a previous caller who was right about management. he said peugeot got rid of all lot of top management and they are doing well now. also, the postal service used to be a service and was not allowed to make a profit. now it has turned into a big business just like any other, and that is why it is spiraling down. the male moves the seven days a week. it is processed seven days a week. monday is a heavy mail day for merrill -- four mail carriers. after a monday holiday, tuesdays after a monday holiday, tuesdays will be killers for them

host: peggy noonan weighs in this morning on the waug street journal. and she says both sides need to cool this or something bad is going to happen. when i worry aloud about this and say to a conservative that or liberal that i feel something bad is going to happen, no one disagrees. they say left right and center, i'm afraid of that, too. guest: some people say it's words, but nancy pelosi was saying words have meaning, words have weight. cool it. in a way she's like a mother of five and she knows about words and how words can hurt and how words can sort of inspire people and maybe incite something tragic. host: but if you have responses from house leadership, from the tea party, from those inside. is there more concerted effort than that? or is someone trying to calm down on the rhetoric? guest: well, people have said the right things. you had a member going on the talking about how they're going to get, was it steve from ohio, he's dead, he said. he said well i meant politically dead. so people have -- they engage in outrageous rhetoric and then pull

. >> here's peggy noonan writing on friday before this, any of this happened.nder at what point the administration will realize it wasn't worth it. worth the discord, worth the diminution in popularity and prestige. worth the deepening of the great divide. what has been lost is so vivid, what has been gained, so amorphous, blurry and likely illusory. are democrats going to have to pay a price, even that they're willing to pay? >> i think we should ask david frum, president bush's former speech writer, that question. who wrote an essay that was published yesterday. that said that the only waterloo that anyone is going to have to deal with are the republicans. because the significant reform that we've accomplished, the fact that we put patients and their doctors back in the driver's seat and not insurance companies, the fact that we're really aggressively addressing the deficit. at the end of the day, consumers are going to realize that this was a really good thing to do. and to be honest with you, i dare the republicans to repeal this. because this is significan

peggy hamburgerñr and secretary sebelius came out to nih.a leadership council to focus on ways to streamline the process of evaluating new possible therapeutics and agreed to support a new set of scientific projects for regulatory size to get a handle on exactly how we should be reviewing protocols for rare diseases or unusual applications. that is a very exciting opportunity. i should draw to a close and let you ask questions. let me point out one more theme of my five things. it is really to empower and invigorate the research community. that is their most important resource. you may have great ideas and great size projects, but if nobody does it them, they just sit there. we have to come up with better ways for innovation and there are a lot of ideas -- we have to come up with new and better ways for innovation and there are a lot of ideas out there. we need to be sure that we are supporting early stage investigators because there has been a graying of our research çóñrcommunity and we need to bee that individuals who are just joining us

chilled me, when a hearing on gender discrimination in insurance, a woman told a compelling story -- peggy from colorado -- that after she had had a c-section and a premature baby, the costs were high and lost her health insurance. and when she went to apply, they told her, in order to get health insurance, because she had a premature baby, because she had a c-section, they would not give her health insurance unless she was sterilized. i couldn't believe it. that's what fascist countries do. that's what authoritarian regimes would be. it wasn't the taliban in afghanistan. it was an insurance company in colorado. well, we took that fight and we end those abusive practices in this bill. never again will a woman be able to deny -- be denied health insurance because of any preexisting condition. we end the gender discrimination in charging women more. but then, as the debate went forward, they wanted to take our mammograms away from us and they didn't want to put mammogram and preventive services for women in the bill. they said it cost too much mon money. well, i didn't want to hear th that,

i want to start by saying that peggy noon has called for this debate, a necessary war. want to read this. so far most invade over afghanistan has taken place among journalists and foreign policy professionals. all of them have been honest in their opinions about the war in afghanistan. but when you really look at the facts, nobody elected these people to debate the war. washington has to get serious and the american people have a right to know the facts and options. so thank you both for allowing this debate to take place today. but i join my friends in saying that it's time to bring an end to this war. i have camp lejeune marine base in my district, cherry point, brave men and women, god bless them all. i want to start my comments and would like to share this with you. marine times, march 1, 2010. left to die. they call for help. army leadership refuse and abandon them on the battlefield. four died. handcuffed to do their job for this country. that's awfully sad to me. then i would like to read also marine times, caution, kill my son. marine family blasts suicidal tact

gingrey: madam speaker, one day after the health care summit at the blair house, peggy noonan wrote in the "wall street journal," and i quote, what the meeting made clear is what the democrats are going to do. not step back and save the moderates of their party but attempt to bully a bill through the congress. this is boorish of them and they will suffer for it. indeed, madam speaker, i think the democrats will get slaughtered for it. but unfortunately the collateral damage is to the health of the american people. i ask all my colleagues join with me and my constituents in the 11th congressional district of georgia and vote no on this rule and this so-called deeming legislation. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. tierney: thank you very much. a few would cut out of the herd and pass it. that's not the case this. year-long debate in the bipartisan health care meeting show dms and

chilled me, when a hearing on gender discrimination in insurance, a woman told a compelling story -- peggy from colorado -- that after she had had a c-section and a premature baby, the costs were high and lost her health insurance. and when she went to apply, they told her, in order to get health insurance, because she had a premature baby, because she had a c-section, they would not give her health insurance unless she was sterilized. i couldn't believe it. that's what fascist countries do. that's what authoritarian regimes would be. it wasn't the taliban in afghanistan. it was an insurance company in colorado. well, we took that fight and we end those abusive practices in this bill. never again will a woman be able to deny -- be denied health insurance because of any preexisting condition. we end the gender discrimination in charging women more. but then, as the debate went forward, they wanted to take our mammograms away from us and they didn't want to put mammogram and preventive services for women in the bill. they said it cost too much mon money. well, i didn't want to hear th that,