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still checking the rales, metro, marc, and we're on twitter. if you see something, let us know at first 4 traffic. >> add popcorn you could score. amc theaters is offering a free small popcorn to anyone with a valid government or military i.d. you don't even have to buy a ticket. you can swap a small popcorn for a large and pay the difference. >>> we've been hearing from a lot of federal workers furloughed because of the government shutdown. this morning one california park ranger is disgusted for a different reason. she says she's running out of time. 92-year-old betty reed soskin is the old ets full-time park service ranger at the rosie historical park down. >> na had a sense of urgency, that this is my last decade and i can't afford to have anybody waist my time and that's what they're doing. >> she often gives tours three days a week and works in the district. >>> 118 kairts. the size of a small egg. i can't even say it. it sold last night at an auction house in hong kong. the new owner is remaining anonymous. the diamond is 2 1/2 times the

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they tested the water and say it contains 200,000 beck rales. the safety limit is 30 per liter. the tank is located about 200 meters from the shore. it and others are surrounded by a barrier. managers say they're stepping up measures to prevent more >> ten ko officials revealed the cause of a leak. they're blaming miscommunication with a subcontractor. workers with the subcontractor were mopping up rainwater left behind last month by a tropical storm. the water became tainted after it accumulated inside the barriers. the workers pumped it into another tank. but about five tons overflowed a seeped into the ground. the workers sent the water to a small tank by mistake. the level of radiation was 13 times higher than the government safety limit. as they deal with problem after problem, they're trying to show another one of their nuclear plants is problem free. they're preparing to restart two reactors providing the units meet tougher operating standards. all new safety features will be completed by next march. crews are installing air filter systems that would release pressure in t

we'll start with the rales.g delays on the marc brunswick east 890 are experiencing a 9 minute delay. heads up over there. traveling around be our area, still pretty light volume. not really seeing accidents to warn you about. we'll head you out i-66. heading towards the beltway, your travel lanes are open. no issues for you as you travel through centerville. here's a live look past route 50. drive time from fairfax county parkway will take you 11 minutes to reach the park way. i-70, chopper 4, southbound at shady grove. very light. northbound, no delays just yet. your volume is increasing southbound. eun, over to you. >>> it is 5:54. the 23.5 cents a gallon gas tax is going away. it's being replaced by 8.3 whole fuel tax. virginia eliminated the state's gas tax were not being paid. it's unlikely the customers will feel any less pain in the pump. >>> new traffic fines and rules go into effect. the fine for speeding 11-15 miles per hour over the limit will be $100. the fine for speeding 16-20 miles over the limit

close to 90 today and ending the weekend in philadelphia and rale >>ropical storor karen jusa minimall storm soon to come ashshore on the louisisiana coastline. it couldring rain to us late mondnday into tuesday. ry warm already. at reagan national. lo of sunshi today to we madet to 90 yeerday. simir temperates today. i'm asonally warming and tomorrow and c cooler with rainn mondayay and cooler r toward thd of the week. >> the name of a boat that's behind me here in venice, louisiana, awaiting tropical storm karen. we'll have that forecast in the next half-hour. dan and bianna. >> let's hope they don't get much of a storm surge. >>> moving on now, he's at home on a basketball court, but in a swimming pool, i'm not sure this works. nba star brandon bass is like the proverbial fish out of water. >> the hoops player fighting his fe fears, fears, learning how to swim. abc's sara haynes is here. >> reporter: hard to imagine a professional athlete not being able to do something. he's used to dunking. not diving. brandon bass is 6'8" and 280-pound forward for the boston celtics. hardwood is

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. >> the ned rale employees will return to work today. parks should reopen as well.d be some pain. the president has the authority to run up the national debt eeb higher as we go to $20 million. that has many voting to row pose the deal. >> at some point the president will have to provide leadership he failed to provide you to this point. >> if that is the case will we go through this again just after the new year? the president was asked one final question last night. >> will this happen aga -- are excited for this to happen in the next few months? >> no. >> they will have to get talks going relatively soon with with a longer term deal. >> doug luzader live for us. thank you. >> trey gowdy is sounding off on how the parks director handled the shut down. he said this last night on the kelly files. >> the very first day to make this shut down as painful as possible for innocent people it drains credibility a park service director would not remember who he talked to at the white house in the midst of a historic government shut down. he took him at his word he can't rem

it all had to do with the fact that her co-worker just went off the rales and killed her one day.angerous. it is important to speak up. >> no doubt about it. coming up, there is one in every neighborhood this time of year. the haunted house that terry fies the kids and fascinates the adults. >> but one here it's the angry neighbors causing the scare. >> slimming down fido. the new work jut for pudgy pets. you're watching ♪ >>> it's the time of year for skeletons, monsters, gob lynns and ghosts. >> in one neighborhood the who he call display is becoming a nightmare. more from kevin lewis from our station in washington, d.c. >> reporter: the sights and sounds are impressive. eight attractions on 1/4 acre of land owned by donna care. >> we're probably going to have zombies in here. >> reporter: this year's decorations were sprouting up. >> this is mr. pumpkin head. >> reporter: when a 37 page restraining order, a cease and desist, arrived in the mail friday. >> it's made me sick to my stomach when you have people hating on you and when you're trying to do a thing for the community. i

they say a broken track knocked a train off the rales 100 miles south of albuquerque. no injuries reported. track was repaired. cleanup crews working to clean up the derailed cars from alongside those tracks. >>> back to our top story. the real story on the president's speech on the obama care rollout. what's the real talk of how he actually did today? joining me, julie ruginsky and lars larson, republican radio host. all right. so your assignment was to grade the president's speech. julie, i'm going to speak to you. you dye sided to divide the grade into extra parts. >> i'm an over achiever. >> my grade is a big fat "f." there's no excuse. the bill has been on the books. there's no excuse for what is going on. it's a complete disappointment for me as a democrat and somebody who supports the law. as i said, on the state exchanges, places like kentucky, places like connecticut, i give it a "b plus." the state-run exchanges are running well. >> wow, some real talk from julie today. >> always. always. >> as a dem giving them a grade. >> lars, your grade? "f minus" on both

at this point but previously, the job losses we're seeing, addition to the deficit, something they ralet all the time, in reality creating more deficit and debt problems for the country in this fiscal brinksmanship. at what point does wall street say maybe this isn't the party we should be in bed with. >> still simpatico with wall street, overall capitalist enterprise in the country. when you look at tea party republicans, you're looking at a group of people, politicians, who resent every stripe, they don't necessarily buy what wall street is selling. when lobbyists come down and make the pitch on capitol hill, this debt ceiling is real you see a lot of tea partiers talking about prioritization. i don't believe what treasury department is telling me, what wall street is telling me. they simply don't believe the debt ceiling is a big problem, that's something wall street has been trying to bang into heads as best they can. a lot of those republicans don't listen to wall street in the way as you say the republican party in the past has done. >> they have also -- the other problem they are

now over to the rales, metro, marc, they look good. vre, they're dealing with equipment blocking the entrance to union station. fredericksburg, train number 304, your delays about 30 minutes. aaron and eun. >> danella, forced out by flames. this morning we're gathering details on a fire that ripped through a gaitersburg apartment overnight. >> the government may not be all that is shut down a few days from now. why a protest could mean a major why a protthis country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ >>> 14 before the hour -- 16 before the hour right now. visitors are kept from seeing the vietnam wall because of the shut

. >> the weather comes from the if he had rale government. will the shut down have an impact there. us? >> good morning ainsley and heather. every morning i bring you the weather conditions across the country. now we are seeing some of the weather information that could potentially be impacted by the government shut down as a number of agency for the environment and weather agencies will be impacted. it will be impacting many of the federal environmental functions. services designated he is shess will continue. nasa mission control will continually be staffed but 18,000 employees will be furloughed. those doing research on climate impact or climate change will not be doing their research. national hurricane center will continue to track storms. we have an yar thu they are watching for possible development over the next several days. rainshowers moving in in the pacific northwest. winds died down but massive storm systems bringing lots of snow and higher rel vatielevati there. the storm died down a little bit so lacking at better weather conditions. >> government shut down hurting to

. >>> while we're talking about the rales, starting today, metro is dropping the price of its smart tripd to $2. you still have to pay $10 to a new trip. metro hopes the price drop will encourage them to make the switch. you can start buying the mart strip cards at any rail station and cvs drug stores. >>> the fairfax county fire and rescue department will wear pink shirts. they're sporting the new shirts for breast cancer awareness month. for the rest of the month they will wear purple wrist bands in support of the domestic violence which is in october. >> high stress levels in middle aged people may increase the risk of alzheimer's and dementia later in life. women who had multiple stressors in their life had a 21% greater chance of alzheimer's and a 15% greater chance of dementia. the study was focused on women. researchers believe the same results could be applied to men. >>> heads up for you wine drinkers out there. you might want to reconsider that glass you drink. >> yes. that's because a new study says the amount of wine you drink depends on the type of glass you use. sort of mak

parliament voting to approve mining for radioactive materials like uranium and other rare earth american rales. the move end a decades-long ban and angers some environmental group that say that uranium mining could threaten the arctic region's pristine ecological system. it further opens up greenland for investors from australia to china. there you go. melissa: call it the electric car coalition. eight states including california are teaming up to push electric cars on to consumers. the state's goal is boost e-car sales past three million by 2025. judging by the fact that only 50,000 were sold last year, we have a long road to go. is this the charge that will make the change? here to debate the electric car controversy, lauren fix, the car coach and energy advocate. tyson slocum with us as well. lauren, let me start with you, good idea, bad idea? >> i think it is a bad idea. you know what will happen is? you find consumers are not buying with only 22,000-volts and that many nissan leafs customers don't want it. range anxiety is involved. they have not developed battery that much. plugging in i

those are all people who have families just raling and our hearts go out to them. >> thank you for all that. what do lawmakers say? how doe just the continuing standoff. one was from wisconsin, joining me is wisconsin republican shawn duffy, member of house committee on the budget. congressman i'm not ascribing blame any place other than to the entire system here. how do you respond to the mother of corporal collins? >> first off my heart and prayers go out to the families who have lost loved ones in battle. i'm so grateful for the ultimate sacrifice these young individuals made on behalf of our country. as we have talked this morning, we are going to work through this week, a mini cr that would help with this funding. duncan hunter indicated this is in the discretion of the government. if they disagree -- >> the pentagon disagrees with that. >> right. if they disagree, we'll work through a mini cr that will take care of the families of these loved ones. >> but the larger point, congressman duffy, these mini crs, mini continuing resolutions, that's the whole question of taking little p

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it's rale really impressive -- >> is that because he died so young and so tragically?e death and what might have been would we have gone as deeply into vietnam had kennedy lived? would lots of bad things that happened in the '60s had happened? >> you also say he's a marked man. >> i make the case that john f. kennedy probably would not have lived through his presidency. >> how can you say that? >> the security was so thin. this was the thinnest of blue lines. he loved to mix with people. there would be crowds of hundreds of thousands' and they would engulf him. it's amazing that he lasted until november 26th. >> a very interesting book. >>> last night on '60 minutes" i hope you saw him. look at that reaction. he won something back. jack is in our toyota green room that morning along with his mom >>> jai he did research work. nearly 200 times he asked. nearly 200 times he was turned down. finally with the help of some folks from john hopkins he got the research facilities he needed, developed a pancreatic cancer test that's faster, cheaper, and more sensitive than the t

. >> what we saw yesterday was pretty awesome to see veterans storming the memorials, hit rale -- memorials you're doing is incredible. it seems as though the military intentional or not is a target of the shutdown. what is your take? >> it seems like veterans are a pawn in a chess game. it is quite a shame to see what's going on in washington, d.c. it is great to see veterans marching, standing for a cause. that is what i'm trying to do is promote and raise awareness for our country's veterans. >> you were telling us about a friend of yours who was down there involved in removing the barricades. >> johnny jones. i saw pictures of him on facebook. it was nice to see him out there supporting our veterans. it wasn't a harmful protest. it was just supporting a mission and letting the government know in -- and our political leaders know this is not okay. >> you were attacked in delaware during a portion of your run. can you tell us what happened. >> it was another one of the bumps in the road we had. i came through wilmington, delaware, and there was a homeless gentleman from philadelphia who c