washington here on the floor, from john adams, i thought i would read from john quincy adams to start off with, john quincy adams, our youngest diplomat, washington appointed him to serve briefly as a diplomat at 11 years of age. smart guy. put at the age of 77, in 18 4, john quincy adams was not only a u.s. congressman, but he was also the chairman of the american bible society. these are john quincy adams' words. he said, i deem myself fortunate in having the opportunity at this stage of long life drawing rapidly to its close to bear out at this place, the capitol of our national union, in the hall of representatives of the north american people, in the chair of the presiding officer of the assembly representing the whole people, the personification of the great and mighty nation, bear my solemn testimonial of

i would be dead by now. >> adam ten seconds left.this is a sin tax we're seeing that, toll hikes and flying an airplane. i agree with ben, this is a tough one, a stretch. if you're going to make ketchup a sin on par with cigarettes we're in trouble. we will he' have to leave it there. thanks to charlie and dagen. >> they should tax bo. >> and americans are worried about having enough tax for retirement. and ben is here with picks to set you up for your golden years. in america, we believe in a future that is better than today. since 1894, ameriprise financial has been working hard for their clients' futures. never taking a bailout. helping generations achieve dreams. buy homes. put their kids through college. retire how they want to. ameriprise. the strength of america's largest financial planning company. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you, one-to-one. together, for your future. ♪ >> ben, what do you have? >> because it is beat down so much. i am take efa, the index fund and developing . nations. they are hit so hard. the

adams will come in and allow two hits and a third.ngs to neftali feliz. it's hot. hopping around after that pitch got away from him. derek holland game four got in the ninth inning and tonight pitched out of the bullpen taking over for ogando. >> joe: here is a 2-1 from motte. inside, 3-1.

first of all, forget about being called kim adams.he'd be given a new identity at spy school, assuming british authorities didn't uncover any skeletons in in a rigorous background check. kim was about to be married to a spy and the british secret services that employed him. so the couple set a date and found an idyllic spot for the wedding. kim's mom and dad would be coming over. but about a week before the ceremony, just a year after 9/11, kim's father, john, got an urgent call from his prospective son-in-law. >> hi, john, how are you doing? >> hi, robert. he called and said, we're -- we're going to postpone the wedding. >> robert said intelligence analysts had picked up some disturbing terrorist chatter. >> he says, i know that there's going to be another 9/11 take place, going to be another airplane go down or attempt to be shot down, and i don't want that to happen to kim's family. >> days later the chatter seemed to be confirmed in a story on the news. >> the narrow miss on flight 582 -- >> terrorists armed with shoulder-fired mi

by --tonight's game is >> joe: mike adams takes over.he winner in that 11-inning game two in arlington. we go to the bottom of the eighth, tied 3-3. ogando two innings, one run on one hit. home run by inge. two strike-out, one walk. first up. raburn. >> joe: adams picked up at the deadline from san diego. john daniels added to his bullpen. >> joe: here is a 1-0. it looks like vavlerde will come on in the ninth inning. he is still getting loose. he has been warming for a while now. don't forget that big weapon that the rangers have in their pen in neftali feliz. >> joe: 2-1. >> tim: about a week before the deal was made, the rangers traded for adams, the rumor was, and a pretty strong rumor is that heath bell would be the padres trade and not adam. kind of surprised a lot of people. adams ended up with the range rangers. >> joe: the count goes to 3-1. with a big bat of miguel cabrera on deck. and then victor martinez. rangers lead two games to one. game four tied at three. >> joe: to the one away. we look ahead to tomorrow, game five of t

adams, the winner. the loser, perry.n the west coast "terra nova" followed by a new episode of "house." join us tomorrow night from the motor city for game three. they will be re-e revved up in detroit. coverage at 7:30 eastern, 4:30 pacific on fox. promotionm consideration paid for by the following -- >> joe: for more information on tonight's game, the latest in major league baseball news, log on to foxsports.com powered by msn. the world's favorite sports site. for terry francona and the rest of our crew, joe buck. so long from arlington, texas. you've been watching fox sports. home to the alcs and the world series. until tomorrow night. captioned by closed captioning services, inc ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're going anywhere for a whil

a breaking ball from adams, strike 1.cond standing ovation on the 25th of september against the cubs. and they did it in the division series against philly and then they did it in the series against the brewers in the nlcs, and then last night. here he is again. here's the 0-1. strike 2. everyone is standing, even across the street, trying to get a peak from the top of that garage out beyond the center field wall. here is an 0-2. another foul. pujols tonight has walked and scored, been hit by a pitch and scored. the difference, really the difference in this game, the breathing room came in the fifth for the cardinals when they scored two without a hit. three walks and two hit batsmen. >> tim: a walk with the bases loaded and a hit batsman with the bases loaded. >> joe: otherwise this is a one-run game. we are in the seventh and we are in the seventh. here's the 0-2. off the end of the bat. >> tim: the rangers, meanwhile, scored two in the top of the first and since then have had only four base runners since the top of the

adam goodhart is our guest. this is his first book 1861 -- "1861: the civil war awakening" he works for "the new york times" cellblock. los angeles, you are the first column today. >> caller: and really enjoyed your book, considering you said it was the first book you did. i wanted to elaborate on the point you made in a c-span lecture that you were surprised to learn when lincoln journeyed from springfield illinois to his inauguration in d.c. that he stumbled, that he was not as politically savvy as other historians. he pointed out evidence of his speech he made on his journey. i wanted you to elaborate on that. was there other evidence besides the one speech to give you evidence to your conclusion and you might elaborate on the process about how you actually wrote the book. >> guest: i did. thank you for your question. link and i think we tend to looking back cms a giant, cms a saint in american history. it's a very different figure. to me and some days more appealing, more immediate human figure who was sort

and adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino. my thanks to charles payne last week, he did such a good job i kicked him off the show this week. and job security. >> some say payne on business. and matt mccall, what do you think of all of this. and to paulson, with an it a threat. >> it's a threat and it's serious about it and he's not the only one. if you think of it in simple math terms. if the taxes remain high, new york obviously the highest in the country and one of the highest in the world compared to other countries and what's the country trying to do, a bank or any other large corporation. trying to make the bottom line as high as it can be. and the factor that lowers the bottom line. if i can change that, the ceo of the company. i'm going to a state. to increase the share price which is what we tried to do. in the end. what ner hthey're doing, they w to get jobs for middle class, but they're pushing the 99% are hurt the most because when paulson moves his company there's a large of portion of administrates in the company

chops it back to adams. and a quiet end to the eighth.re the end of the night. we go to the ninth inning. game six. they exhale in the texas dugout and they lead by two. de bi. [ chuckles ] you think that is some information i would have liked to know? i like tacos. you invited eric? i thought eric gave you the creeps. [ phone buzzes ] oh.

>> you know, something, adam is bringing up a brilliant point.anks do a terrible job explain what they do. banks should do what the oil and gas companies do, explain what they do. they serve useful purposes, they're not explaining at all. they're portrayed as vampires and they've got to do a better job explaining what they do. >> don't treat me like an airline. >> i would say that banks are not capitalists, one things we failed to point out. they're crony capitalism, government, and bailed out and hard to explain what you do when you're kind of not a capitalist business. >> you're again, conundrum on the side of the protests-- >> i'm going to run around with red hair in a while, like joe pesci. >> and mid americans are getting a social security raise, 3.6%, but how would a profit ten times that amount sound? well, if you were listening to charles payne last year, that is what you'd be getting with one of his stock picks. find out the name and his new pick that will put this little social security raise to shame. ben, are you listening to this? >>

i think it has tremendous upset. >> adam what do you think?parts business is not the first place to invest. i think of charles as a momentum and not a value guy. >> i think of charles on autoand limo. and i don't see that adam, what do you like? >> it is only one thing i like about it. it is cheap. it manage is going to happen. somebody making a run and breaking it up. something will get the value of the company up. >> and ben, what do you think? >> it is incredible well run company and why stock is so low is a mystery. i am with my learned friend and assistant. it has to go up. >> what are you doing these days. >> i am keeping it liquid and concerned about the future and i hope it is good things. short-term treasury mutual funs index. and it is just seems to me we have to be cautious. >> i like the idea of being liquid. it is where the values are. right. >>> and guys, thank you all very much. we have more next. we are still number one. 15 years young. here's dave now. >> another mad dash for green cash.

one vote a walk or see a small d democracy in a small our republic using the core principles that adam smith laid out while the nation we're really in a theory of moral sentiments well it let's see let's get to let's continue with that we'll be back with more conversations with great minds and david korten in just a moment. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who made a decision to break through and made who can you trust no one who is in view with a global mission b.c. where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. welcome back to conversations in the great minds tonight i'm speaking with economist author and political activist david korten david it's it's not frequent the not often that i have an opportunity to speak with somebody who's familiar with the writings of both david ricardo and adam smith dinner in a very real way smith was is probably most famous for wealth of nations but is there a moral sentiments was really all about the dangers inherent in that kind of capitalism you described

add adam, i kind of agree with you. williams saying president obama and joe biden are the real problem here? >> yes. >> on the other hand, adam, i don't think hank's brain was saying stop, stop. >> no. i think you are right. >> i really don't think he was. >> thanks for ensuring the show won't air over the weekend. >> my pleasure. we can watch it privately, right? >> absolutely. sure. bill, you mentioned tom brady's wind-swept locks. actually brady cut his stupid, long hair and has stupid short hair. >> the short locks. i prefer to think of brady in his hippie days. i think most america agrees with me. >> we are both padres. >> what? >> we both went to the same high school. >> i don't care. >> i just like pointing that out. >> greg, you brought up the stuff mike tyson said and espn didn't do anything about that. but tyson is not an employee. espn did not punish kenny main when he tweeted, almost m raid car with palin bumper sticker with intent. could be kids in car. adam, you said the president's job bill is class warfa

from honda. >>> we're back with adam smith, kay henderson and gina smith.tates apart. kay, let me start with you about the dynamic of the democrat versus republican in the state of iowa. we tend to think of it as a swing state but it is not really. it tends to presidentially vote democratic. can the president count on this one or do you see trouble ahead? >> i think obama will face what he faces in every state in the country -- questions about the economy, questions about the state of affairs worldwide. and i think the obama campaign knows that. they have offices -- not just an office, but they have spread out across the state with campaign offices already in iowa. the democratic party is already trying to make the argument that a mitt romney versus obama match-up here in iowa would be problematic for romney because he hasn't spent much time here. he's only been physically in iowa three times in this calendar year. >> and so when you look at the dynamic right now, i know that iowa also has sort of a large pacifist streak to it. i used to live in iowa and th

adam decided this was what he could control. he could control his articles of clothing, his canteen. this was his way of saying, i have some control over my own destiny. >> okay. can i do something without you getting upset? >> what's that? >> these socks. i'm not really sure why i did it. i just thought, well, what would happen if i did move your socks? you're in prison. you're in danger every day. how long can you leave these socks like that? >> i don't like that at all. >> i'm not exactly sure why i decided to challenge adam. i think i was just trying to make him see that whether his socks were here or folded this way or that way, it wasn't really going to alter his life, so again i picked up one of the t-shirts and kind of put it down haphazardly. how about this? >> yeah, that's not cool either. >> why? >> the label needs to be facing up. >> why? you know it's your shirt. you know your name. >> it just does. i don't know. it's like i couldn't explain why i have empty boxes in there, either. i just need to have them because i

and you know i'm sure that that adam smith is one of the great minds that must be rolling in his grave in response to the idea the that adam smith was promoting the idea that if we each pursue our own individual greed it will be best for society. you know i think part of what we need to wake up to is recognizing that the the values what we were told by conventional market economics is. is the foundation of of market theory and that we the whole society does better when we each pursue our own greed our own exclusive financial advantage that is the moral code of us of a sociopath or a psychopath or a very damaged human being who has not developed a degree of moral maturity and that in fact the great religious prophets have taught us the society works best when we love one another when we care and share they really had an important message and that was the foundation of adam smith and it's it's so amazing that if you if you read carefully the wealth of nations was in a sense a tirade against corporate elites and state state sponsored monopoly now i think what we're in the twenty first cen

i know adam caskey will be first in line. >> no thank you. they should offer seats, even if they are not pregnant. >>> here's a look of the seven-day forecast. a lot of sunshine, and a dry stretch of weather. near 80 sunday. >> sounds great.

a breaking ball from adams, strike 1.nd standing ovation on the 25th of september against the cubs. and they did it in the division series against philly and then they did it in the series against the brewers in the nlcs, and then last night. here he is again. here's the 0-1. strike 2. everyone is standing, even across the street, trying to get a peak from the top of that garage out beyond the center field wall. here is an 0-2. another foul. pujols tonight has walked and scored, been hit by a pitch and scored. the difference, really the difference in this game, the breathing room came in the fifth for the cardinals when they scored two without a hit. three walks and two hit batsmen. >> tim: a walk with the bases loaded and a hit batsman with the bases loaded. >> joe: otherwise this is a one-run game. we are in the seventh and we are in the seventh. here's the 0-2. off the end of the bat. >> tim: the rangers, meanwhile, scored two in the top of the first and since then have had only four base runners since the top of the s

the forecast coming up adam. >> unusual for this time year. thank you. >>> first warning weather coverage continues live with weija jiang with how the october storm left its mark on maryland. >> reporter: we have been all over maryland today and everyone seems to be telling us the same thing. they were stunned to see the snow and not ready to deal with the mess that it brings along especially on the roads. across the state any signs of fall completely trumped by signs of winter. it is nearly two months away, many are shocked to see the unseasonable saturday snowfall. >> it's like i went to-- a winter wonderland. things are out of nowhere. >> reporter: the last time we saw snow this early was 1979, the most accumulation in october fell in 1925. >> never. never. i never -- i remember a lot of rain on halloween but not snow at all. >> reporter: did you think you would be clearing snow off the car in october? >> no, i didn't to be honest. first time i can remember. >> reporter: and hereford everything from signs to cars to streets were covered. ma

. >>> and a look at early primary states with a trio of veteran reporters -- florida's adam smith, iowa's kay henderson, south carolina's gina smith. >>> then, the economy through the prism of halloween. with ellen davis of the national retail federation. >> when the economy is suffering, halloween spending soars. >> i'm candy crowley. and this is "state of the union." >>> an economic trifecta thursday boosted the administration and maybe the president's re-election chances, too. new figures show the economy grew by 2.5% in the third quarter, almost double the growth in the previous quarter. and european leaders struck a deal to settle greek debt and bolster the euro. then world markets surged in response. wall street ending thursday up over 300 points. >>> meanwhile, out on the campaign trail, the president tried to reconnect with voters where they are hurting. he launched a spate of initiatives he can execute without congressional approval -- helping homeowners with underwater mortgages, lowering student loan payments, training for veterans to work in the health care industry, and infor

adam caskey is tracking the changes. will this cause trouble? >> for some people headed out tomorrow evening especially northwest of the metro area, you will have trouble trouble tomorrow. around the beltway and we will get a little bit of a mixed report few hours tomorrow afternoon into the evening. not bad right now. 49 in the district, 48 at dulles airport, 46 at lexington park. cloud cover to our south and to the west. total sunshine over the metro. clouds will be moving in. not far beyond that is rainfall to our southwest. that is the beginning of the storm. it will continue to strengthen. we will talk more about that coming up. >>> work crews are getting ready for the season's first snowfall. 280 pieces of to equipment or place all across d.c. they are doing a dry run and practicing the routes for the coming winter. a similar scene entrance door discounting. snow removal teams hope that new technology will help them keep on top of clearing the roads. they showed off new equipment in forestville with a truck equipped with a camera to send l

so you're here to pick up adam? he's anxiously waiting. you can just go ahead and sign in here. >> hit me pretty hard for a while but, you know, you kind of get over it a little bit. it's been pretty rough. i really miss him. she did, too. >> after being locked up two years, adam will now be free of prison rules. lucky for him, his grandparents have never wavered in their support. for 24 months, they visited every two weeks. >> hope it does some good for him up here, you know. it got to where we couldn't do nothing with him. we've had him ever since he was 8 months old. >> it's been difficult, but it's worth it. >> i know there's going to be people come do this with us, come get high with us, come get drunk. i can't even do it, man. they're going to say why. because, like, if you was where i was at, you would know why, is all i've got to say. >> hey. it's so good to see you. >> ready to go home? >> uh huh. i've been ready for a long time. >> yeah? last time i'm going to be in one of these places. >> it is, unless you get locked up. >> i'm

it's happening on 18th street in adams morgan. shop owners say it's driving them out of business.ow is this affecting your business? >> very bad. >> reporter: he's own add small grocery store for 15 years. inside, it's empty. how long can you hold on? >> maybe one more month, maybe. >> i have been here three weeks or four weeks. >> reporter: because of all this? >> because of all that, yeah. >> reporter: they have to navigate a potentially dangerous construction zone. >> i was confused. i wasn't sure if the stores were open or not. >> reporter: signs like these say sidewalk closed. this street project started in february. before that, they were replacing utility lines. some say construction took away as many as 100 parking spaces. show us what you have to do to get into your business here? >> well, for today, i have to do this. i have to walk through and, you know, some debris. >> reporter: she yons a design company. she says the project will help business in the long run. >> please hold on. we'll do a pr campaign saying adams morgan is new and improved and mean it. >> reporter: s

first, meteorologist adam caskey. >> not as windy today as yesterday. fall-like today through the weekend to get you in the mood for the fund outdoor activities. 39 and frostburg 44 in berryville 47 at reagan national. widespread 40's to start this morning and 62 for the high temperature this afternoon. most of the day will be spent in the 50's with a west wind at 5- 15. a little increasing clouds this afternoon, kind of like yesterday. tomorrow through the weekend, a rise in the low to mid 60's. >>> blue and yellow line customers, metro rail has track maintenance. blue and yellow line customers are single-tracking trains in the area of the pentagon. marc rail had stopped brunswick trains for police activity in germantown. 870 and 890 are the first affected on marc rail and brunswick clients -- marc rail brunswick lines. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:01. our top story this friday morning, muammar gaddafi is gone. for the first time in 42 years the people of libya if woke up under the rule of a new regime. freedom fighters around the colonel and one o

first, meteorologist adam caskey. >> a very good halloween morning to you.ditions. cold outside to start the day. freezing pumpkins on the doorstep this morning for most locations especially around and outside the beltway. and increasing clouds overhead. highs in the mid 50's today. filtered sunshine expected through the midday and afternoon. a fair amount of sunshine early in the day. 36 right now at reagan national 29 in martinsburg, upper 20's north west of town. 36 in lexington park. fredericksburg get the freezing mark. increasing clouds today highs in the mid 50's, slight chance of isolated showers or sprinkles east of 95 later this afternoon and evening. that is for trick-or-treating mainly this evening. that's east of 95 especially you need an umbrella for a few sprinkles. >>> inner loop at branch avenue, there's been an accident. we will go to newschopper 7 flying over the accident, going south on the beltway from fedex feel toward the wilson bridge, before branch avenue, track is able to get by to the right. the headlights on the outer loop are slo

adam caskey in the belfort furniture weather center. a dreary day. the payoff is in the works for the middle of the week all the way through the weekend. first, 41 in germantown, 44 in gainesville and north was d.c., 46 in springfield. a little rain out there. lower st. mary's county, much of calvert county, southern maryland hagerstown, martinsburg, winchester southward along 81, areas of rain in the shenandoah valley and points west where. spotty showers throughout the day on and off. 55 degrees for the afternoon high. that is equivalent to the afternoon mornin -- that is equivalent to the average morning low. tomorrow cooler. afternoon sunshine after some morning spotty rains. wednesday through the weekend, a total sunshine, highs in the 70's it. >>> we are looking forward to the drive. first we take to rockville and bethesda, no problems. looks good about the mormon temple on the beltway. 66 and 95, heavy volume, but no accidents. looks good on the george washington parkway north of reagan national airport. quiet is. noaa shuster reports at dulle

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and john adams and john adams actually encouraged her authorship and venture to history so she is someone that again has been forgotten but at the time was unknown because she was instrumental in promoting the revolutionary cause. >> on the front of your book is the painting. >> it's from the early 19th century and it's really an idealized vision of a woman and she's holding -- this is the war in the gura holding an american flag on top of that is a liberty cap and that is a very famous symbol of liberty and in her hand as an olive branch and she is dressed not in classical guard but typical when the women were used as symbols or iconography but she was dressed in the costume of time and is a symbol of peace and liberty and women were very often used in that way in colombia the image that is on the capitol is an image of a woman and they were often invoked as the most visible symbols of the early american republic. >> we've been talking with professor rosemarie zagarri of george mason university. this is her newest book revolutionary backlash women in politics in the early american republ

adams will come in and allow two hits and a third.he rest of this one has believe belongs to neftali feliz. it's hot. hopping around after that pitch got away from him. derek holland game four got in the ninth inning and tonight pitched out of the bullpen taking over for ogando. >> joe: here is a 2-1 from motte. inside, 3-1. >> joe: motte's ready with the next to napoli. full count. the bottom of the ninth inning, feliz will be aiming for save number seven. seven tries this post season. and in the bottom of the ninth, it will be theriot, pujols and berkman. the two, three, four hitters. here is the 3-2. one-out walk. motte is the sixth pitcher of the night for st. louis. and david murphy was walked and singled since coming in for gentry in the fifth. dig his way in. >> joe: a good swing by murphy. strike one. the texas rangers at some point here soon will hand the ball to feliz and ask for their first world championship in franchise history. cardinals are going to come back here tonight, they're going to have to do it against a hard-t

first, adam caskey. >> temperatures in the 40's for part right now. a mixture of sun and clouds to start the day. cloudy for the majority of the day. 44 degrees in martinsburg and lexington park and culpeper, 45. highs in the upper 60's later on today. isolated rule out an as we go through the day especially northwest of the metro. locally we could have raindrops. mostly sunny tomorrow behind the front. the mid to upper tomorrow. near 70 by wednesday. best chance of rain on thursday. much cooler friday into the weekend, highs in the 50's. what about the traffic? >>> two areas of the beltway is lingering road work. first, the inner loop south of bridge,ican legion of tysons to bethesda, two left lanes blocked. the beltway inner loop near one laneut avenue, blocked due to construction. nothing on the beltway near force base. this is springfield traffic. 95, red headed southbound. now to news. we begin with the latest developments in one of the most profile murder cases in our area. >> jury selection scheduled to today in the trial of brittany norwood. s

adam caskey has a check on the forecast. >> happy halloween.art for the kids. cloudy skies overhead right now in the 40's. that is along and east of i-95. indeed the umbrella later this evening and night for few stray showers, not a big deal. these are the coldest temperatures i could find. 25 in woodbine and leesburg, now 26 in leesburg. 27 in laurel and inwood. 36 in southeast d.c. is the warmest. 29 in hagerstown, 30 in fairfax. rockville at the freezing mark. highs in the mid 50's. increasing clouds, filtered sunshine later this afternoon and evening. along and east of i-95, a few light showers around and after trick-or-treat time. we will start tomorrow cloudy with sunshine by midday temperatures in the mid 50's. 60 by thursday with sunshine. >>> good news for drivers on 66 eastbound at the exit for warrenton/marshall. an accident is completely gone. relatively good in virginia as far as interstate travel, the beltway, looks good inside the beltway through falls church and across the potomac river. no problems in maryland on the beltway, 2

first, meteorologist adam caskey. >> good morning. it's dry outside for the most part. 270 between frederick and urbana stretching into clarksburg is an exception. in frederick and montgomery county is where we have light showers. and into clarksburg, wet pavement from the brief shower this morning. otherwise dry. we are in the mid to upper 50's and's at the moment. rising into the mid 60's with winds gusting over 30 miles an hour at times. the wind will subside a little tomorrow, only a 15 miles an hour, highs in the low 60's. >>> for drivers out of la plata is complicated. 228 to 210 northbound to get to the beltway is what i would do. traffic is forced through off. the mattawoman beantown road, things are open there on 301. >>> following some breaking news in southeast d.c. this morning. >> police are on the lookout for three suspects after a deadly shooting in southeast d.c. shots were fired near a metrobus on alabama avenue. the suspect was shot in the face and later died. we have a crew on the scene and will have more details as

mike adams out of san diego. series. the count still 3-2 on victor martinez. we are in the eighth. 15-5, texas. into center. another hit for victor martinez. he's had a nice night. three singles. the eighth inning is still alive for delmon young. a visit from mike maddux. we talked about it earlier, maddux was the pitching coach in milwaukee, and now every year he's been the rangers pitching coach. this is his third, their team e.r.a., staff e.r.a. has gone down every year in a tough place to pitch. darren oliver gets loose in case this inning starts to unravel. here's delmon young. >> tim: had a chance to talk with mike before the game, and talking about his starter tonight and then upon leaving i asked him about greg. i said is greg going to continue to be with the snubs he said i don't know. >> joe: greg maddux. a brilliant pitcher of the cubs and braves. that ends the in being and sends it to the bottom of the eighth. a long home run by miguel cabrera makes it 15-5, rangers on top. oming. oh, thank you so muc

for more on this joining me now for more is adam klugman host of mad as how america thanks for joining us adam thanks for having me was i you say that the mainstream media as part of the problem why do you say that well i wouldn't even say they're part of the problem i would say that they are the problem that's why they can't see the problems for the last thirty years they've been dominating in terms of the political debate in this country and now that some of us are trying to take it back they like to pretend that being confused best or attacking worst of what i think they really are is afraid i think they're afraid of losing control of the conversation i think they're afraid of complexity quite frankly i think they're afraid of losing their jobs ok so what is what is their driving force what is the what drives the mainstream media i think what drives the mainstream media is their complicity with book courage political conversation that we're having in this country for example a couple of weeks ago or this week with has shown almost tore george will pick a new and. donna brazil we're

first, meteorologist adam caskey. good tuesday morning to you.e damp weather into a pleasant weather throughout the day. it will become gusty and a than yesterday. 60 degrees in alec predicts 50 alexandria, 50 at chesapeake beach. temperatures near 50 degrees. 67 today. yesterday we tied the record

but let's go to adam caskey or back to the news desk.>> areas of rain out there this morning. off and on throughout the day. mid 60's. wait until tomorrow when it's freezing north of the metro area close to the mason-dixon line. highs in the low 50's tomorrow. chance of showers on saturday, when grain possible.

she was a friend of abigail adams and of john adams, and john adams actually encouraged her authorship, encouraged her venture into history. and so she is someone that i think, again, has been forgotten, but at the time was well known to americans because she was so instrumental in promoting the revolutionary cause. and on the front of your book is this painting, drawing? >> guest: yeah. it's a painting from the early 19th century. it's a folk painting. and it's really an idealized vision of a woman. and she's holding -- this is from the war of 1812 era -- and she's holding an american flag. and on top of that is what you call a liberty cap, and that is a very famous symbol of liberty. and in her hand is an olive branch. and she's dressed not in classical garb which was often typical when women were used as symbols or as iconography. but she was dress inside the period costume of the time, and she's obviously a symbol of peace, a symbol of liberty. and women were very often used in just that way. women, columbia, the image that's on the capitol is an image of a woman. and so women were

adam, phyllis and. >> priest -- adam, fill us in. >> pretty calm right now. this evening is the chance for more thunderstorms, some of which could be strong and severe. it cannot rule out the chance of isolated week tornado later on. check out this rainbow. it was captured by our own brianne carter this morning. beautiful pictures there. we also have rain from culpeper to manassas. moving into fairfax county. call barbara county is seeing the bright -- culpepper counties is seeing the brunt of this. the chance for severe thunderstorms is best after sunset, up until about midnight. >> grief counselors are on hand at a local middle school today where students are in shock at word that one of their classmates has been found dead. search crews found the remains of a 11-year-old william mcquain in clarksburg. the man accused of murdering william's mother could face charges for both deaths. brianne carter has the latest. >> at martin luther king and two-year middle school, an emotional start as a day. -- martin luther king jr. middle school, an emotional start to t

. >> the tie you have on -- >> that's adam smith tie. >> adam smith comes up in all your books. >> adam smith was a founder of modern economics. >> when did he live? >> in the 18th century. a book, adam smith's great books, the wealth of nations, was published in 1976, the same year as the declaration of independence. >> when did you first read it? >> in college, as an undergraduate. >> and -- is he the guy that's most important in your education? >> well, that's very hard to say. he certainly played, had a major influence on all of us. but after all, i think the influence, when you get an education comes from people who are living people, not from books. books influence you. there's no doubt about it. they make a great difference. but the person who is probably most important in my education, there are several. one is arthur burns, who was subsequently chairman of the federal reserve system and so on. he was, he was my -- he was at rutgers and he taught me as a an undergraduate. and he was really, was my mentor for a large part of my professional career. i owe a great deal to arthur. b

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first, meteorologist adam caskey. >> adam caskey in the belfort furniture weather center. clouds this morning and sunshine in the afternoon. even tonight some rainfall, but especially throughout the morning and early afternoon tomorrow, rain showers. 55 in the district right now 43 in frederick, 47 in martinsburg, 67 in lexington park a season will start to the day. 72 this afternoon, above average. a mixture of sun and clouds. grain developing tonight and showers off and on tomorrow, of the day. up to 1.5 inches of rain in some locations. thursdays when we transition into the cooler air. it's going to be a gusty day. temperatures dropping beyond that. wednesday night into thursday morning is when we will hit the high temperature and then temperatures tumbling. near 60 degrees on friday. fall-like on the weekend with calm wind. >>> we have had a lot of construction last night, hot lanes pradesh. going west on 66 off the beltway, lane restrictions. they will be moving that soon. outer loop in my stomach county construction between new hampshire and georgia. interstate trave

we start with meteorologist adam caskey. >>> today will be an extension of the weekend. there will be a lot of sunshine and you will notice some-clouds rolling over head. it is a response to shifting weather pattern we had earlier in the week. you'll notice that ships. it will get the dent on wednesday. in arlington 55, manassas 50 degrees. bowie is starting your day 50 degrees. mild deception and with sunshine and high, thin clouds to more we could have a few late day showers south of the metro area. a good chance of widespread rain on wednesday. >>> southeast washington looks good. we heard about a crash that happened northbound north capitol street at michigan ave. we are good on the south east- southwest freeway. 95 out of dale city to get into springfield is uneventful. hov restrictions are lifted today for the holiday. >>> our top story this morning -- no end in sight for the economic protests. dozens of demonstrators are still camped out across the country. there permit to protest against it. >> some say the job is not done and they're not going anywhere. jummy ol

but we start with adam caskey. another warm day. >> very profitable today and tomorrow. -- very comfortable. active on wednesday. early this morning in and around the potomac highlands between cumberland and hancock and moving east there is a shower. there's a special approach in martinsburg. accused by the sprinkles coming to an end right now. 52 degrees in berkeley springs 53 in lusby and king george. 58 in remington, 59 in chevy chase. mid 70's today, a mixture of sun and clouds. and it's 70's again totomorrow. >>> camp springs, maryland on allentown road at branch avenue a truck lost its load of lumber on the side of the road. a lot of cleanup left to do. allentown road and branch avenue nobody getting through. you can see all the emergency equipment. branch avenue is open to get over allentown road right now. we will have more updates as they develop. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:01. our top story, the racing world is morning a step in driver who died doing what he loved. dan wheldon was on the second turn

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first, adam caskey. >> very good wednesday morning.

first, meteorologist adam caskey. >> very good thursday morning to you. we have to get rid of some morning fog, which is dense in some areas. there's a dense fog a advisory for the county'sies stated in a gray -- shaded in gray until 9:00 a.m. otherwise, a lot of sunshine today. mostly sunny with hardly a cloud in the sky, highs in the mid 60's, on par for this time of year. tomorrow, partly cloudy, low 70's with a chance of rain by thursday. reagan national right now, 51. 47 at bwi marshall. dulles airport at 45. >>> no disruption as far as interstate travel, around the beltway in good shape, 270, and interstate 70, 95 in and out of baltimore. 66, a green light between marshall and vienna. westbound is good from the beltway towards front royal. a nice ride on 70, 15 out of sterling tysons and we have discovered on 95 and b-w parkway in and out of baltimore. 29 from the rocky gorge to the beltway looks good. looks good on route 5 headed into the district. they're getting ready to pull up construction barrels of the inner loop all the way to georgia avenue