they're normally where youen in r never know where you're going.an accident, what do do you? this this case, you soo a woman pull her red jeep into one of those self serve car washes. she rolls the door down and proceeds to take her pants off. >> oh, my gosh. >> no! she is going to go in the car wash? >> no. she is already gone. she is there to clean up after her accident. she's not there to wash her truck. >> and now she's buck naked! >> the man sprayed her. i cannot believe i'm watching this. >> was it that bad? >> i guess. >> it must have been that bad. >> because when you shower in the morning, it's kind of -- you're done. she's got the pressure washer in there for a good 30, 45 seconds. then the guy helping her out just kind of shoves the dirty laundry off to the side with the pressure washer and that's the end of the video. >> what's the conversation when they drive away? >> you know what she got? she got the full service wash. >> it's real or fake time with matt dradle. either this is the worst wedgy ever or a well thought out bruise. >> go.

we'll take youen side to show you what is happening here. 359 across the inbound 14th street bridge with no problems to report here. lanes are open on the top stretch. beltway working your way past colesville road. we do have problems to report on the metro's orange line. the blue orange line single tracking right now between eastern market and stadium armory due to a train malfunction we had earlier this morning. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> trying to drive around new york and new jersey continues a challenge because of the continued gas shortage due to hurricane sandy. but it appears to be working in some places. >> reporter: how long have you been in line? >> just about 10 minutes. this is one of the shortest ones i have aseen. >> today, not bad. maybe about a half hour. another day, it was 3 1/2 hours. >> reporter: there is pain at the pump and then there is this. >> the '70s all over again. >> gas lines miles long. motorists annoyed. >> i can't find any gas station. >> everybody is frustrated. i can understand their frustration. unfortunately, i th

what we don't know is what we don't know, which is the enthusiasm that youen cat measure. >> thankfullyhere's a lot we don't know. we're not in charge, we leave it to the voters. i want to go back to van's point. there is intensity on both sides. there's a noticeable difference in 2008. i think that the republicans are more energized in 2008, democrats are less energized. i think there's a sense about this election when it's over. there won't be so much a celebration as there was in 2008, there's going to be more of a sense of relief about what we didn't get. what we prevented from happening, rather than a real celebration. i don't think there's going to be the celebration -- >> well, because it wasn't an uplifting campaign. >> not if you're on a local tv station in a battle ground state, then your depression starts. it is different, when you visit these counties and you visit the headquarters, you talk to people, it's very different. that's not to say, the obama campaign doesn't have a very impressive turnout operation. they do, and they have this down to a science. they didn't have a

why did youen watt to make this series? >> boy.nd a half years ago, it's a culmination of the themes in my films, i've been exploring, as i grew up. i found out more about life. i grew up conservative, very republican. with the belief i was doing -- fighting communism. and i saw the reputation of patterns. by the time the 1980s roll around and reagan comes in and starts talking hostile actions in central america and messing with -- interfering with people's revolutions in those countries. i went down there, did a movie called salvador. i saw american troops, like i had been a green kid in vietnam. zhou remember vietnam? they literally said to me, i really don't know what happened in vietnam. the history of vietnam has been denied to them. >> it's a fascinating history lesson, you tell it so vividly. not just your generation. but the images that you use. the video you use makes it a compelling history lesson. >> by the way, it's -- >> you will learn about the events even if you don't necessarily agree with your take on it. >> i lear

. >> if youen watt to go to your voters and say, i promised you this, and i'm breaking my promise.e that conversation with them, but you're not having that argument with me. you made a commitment to your voters. >> he says he's going to try to unseat people who go against the pledge. is this a real risk that saxby chambliss or lindsey graham could end up losing their jobs over 24? >> it is a real risk. understand what direction these people are leading the party in. they conceive the republican party is fundamentally a congressional force, oppositional force. the whole point is to say, someone else is acting, and here you are laying down in advance how you will react. there's no plan here you're going to be acting, you're going to be leading. if the republican party is ever going to be a presidential party again, and has lost a majority of the vote, it's going to have to think in an entirely different way about how you make commitments to entirely different groups of voters. >> and what about on cuts, james, this is an interesting comment. dick durbin has been on this show, he's su

step and i think it's important when you're director of the cia with all the challenges that face youen that position that personal integrity comes first and foremost. >>> yeah, secretary of defense, leon panetta and the president agreed, general john allen was up for a promotion. going to become the united states european command and supreme allied commander. that nomination is going to be delayed again. general john allen denies any wrongdoing with jill kelly, the e-mails, 20,000 to 30,000 dating back to 2010. >> again, the tipping point may have been when petraeus according to all accounts, really crafted relationships with the media, was well aware of his image. high profile, very powerful man, and yet, when you came done to writing his official biography, he asked a woman to do it who had never writ in a book before. perhaps looking as this thing moves on, a telltale moment into what was really going on here. says a lot. >> everyone around him they were concerned with the types of access that she was getting. apparently more than we thought it was. >>> secretary of state hillary cl