the case was filed, a petition was filed, went to a very conservative judge in the district of columb columbia, lambbreth. he looked at it and released the papers, so we now have this nixon grand jury stuff and it's fascinating. it's more insight into the man. and so these are -- you know, there's very little in many regards if you actually want to dig for it, it surprises me that after all these years we really don't know what's on the tapes. i want to tell you something else about the tapes that's very interesting. you can think of your next question while i'm doing this. i was surprised to find -- theoretically all of the private information is removed from the tapes. anything that's personal to the family, his conversations with private friend like b.b. on something totally unrelated to government. scott, you and i might discuss one day i think abuse of government power would be included, and that would have to be amongst the release. if it's b.b. and nixon discussing where they're going to go out on b.b.'s yacht. that's one thing. if they're talking about taking used money, that's another

the busch garden in british columb columbia. >> they were once a limestone quarry.ow it is a sunken garden. the colors really pop. you want to pay the resort is just across the bay. 240 a night. >> near breckenridge more nice foliage? >> breckenridge incredible. the georgetown loop railroad is a cool old fashioned steam locomotive. it takes you through these aspen forests. hurry because it is ending in the end of september early october. get there fast. >> you don't have to wait until then. >> vermont is one of the famous places. go throufrom the green mountain. you will hit the ben & jerry's side dar factory. take them back for your family. >> where to stay there. >> it is the epitome of mountain lodge. >> a lot of luxury out there. not that expensive. >> this is a very cool way i have not say i have tried it to view the fall foliage from above or right signed of it. zip lynning in north carolina. >> they offer the $300 zip line for course through the diversity of trees which gives you all of those different colors. it is 89 for the package 79 for the use. staying

right in the district of columb columbia. mid and upper 70s. mid and upper 70s near the bay and tidal potomac a w. they planner for your wednesday, by 6:00 a.m., temperatures in the mid 70s. warm and humid noontime. mid 80s. and partly sunny. partly sunny, low 90s mid afternoon. and then late afternoon, early evening. might get an isolated thunder shower. a look at storm4 radar in ten minutes. danella as a look at traffic now. >> good morning. thanks, tom. first4 traffic report, checking things out in the district. making your way around, things are quiet. not seeing any incidents to warn you about this morning. live look along route 4 and 5 make yoing your way on pennsylv avenue inbound. nothing to worry about. all of these cars here are just at a traffic light. no incidents, no accidents, and no road work. and still taking the rails and check them for you. still see that six-minute delay on the brunswick east train 890. not bad. aaron, over to you. >>> today the local sikh community will come together. sikh leaders will attend that vigil toni

had good candidates, and just in the climate of what has been transpiring in the district of columb columbiaguments. i think at the end of the day, my record of service prevail. i have a good record in the areas of ethics, and education and employment and economic development. i had an opportunity to serve on the best council in the history folks work through all the challenges? >> we were able to come together and build a working relationship between the executive branch and the legislative branch. mrs. crop was able to pull the council together and you can count on 7:00 to 9:00 votes. >>> that was a unifier. >> you don't get that every year. >> worked out well. >> this was a busy week for the d.c. council and for harry thomas jr., and sentenced on thursday to 38 months f for empwez annualment. >>> i applaud mr. thomas for accepting responsibility and saving the city for having to go through a costly and lengthy period of litigation. but the 38 months is really no b surprise. the plea agreement called for three years and mr. thomas was trying to get an 18-month sentence. it's an opportunity

columbia. -- and they y started in the district of columb one of the things we need t to do is to keep them in the decision to stay in the district of columbia.a. --iving social has ma the decision t to stay in the district of columumbi there was a report rectlthat showed that only 83 comnies in the d.c. area havave 500 emoyee that is out of 22,000 cpanies. you look at wherehe oprtunities e. over 10,000 bubusiness have 1-4 emplees. that is the market. how w can we make it attractctive for moref t tho to be in our city? >> what do likebout the mayor's plan? >> we arare eased to see e plan. this is the first time that t we have seen an economic plan in the 11 years i have been in this job that talks about enomic development and not just shovels in the grounund. this has a broad, far-reaching approach over five years to bring in 1,000 new jobs into the c city and $1 billion of revenue. >> whatat about the spefics? is it the tming up of universisities? what are the specifics >> certainly that but i think the focus on indusustry -- technology is a one, e and meds - education and medical is the seco