don't pile on adam. adam. answer that. >> and first of all, i said failure for now. near term.ian term. whatever you want. and my point is that you don't need to prove out a concept when you're doing 10,000 units. that's what this is. they're trying to build a market. you know how-- >> and it's not the biggest deal in the world. >> and that's what proof of concept is. if you can't prove the concept, you have to go back and-- >> how many years do you get to prove it? >> adam, i'm a simple country reporter, you have one guy, one guy that-- >> go ahead, charles payne. >> we're talking about proof of concept and all that. it's irrelevant adam how long it takes to work as long as it's not work at my expense. that's the thing. it's an farce, a crime being committed against, american voters want to speerpt with this from here to whatever, sfien and-- >> come on sense is lost in this argument and here is where i'll-- common sense is lost in this, anything you have to plug in is never going to work. isn't that right? anyone could have told you that and said it would lead to mir tal stri

adam here is in the running. >> genevieve: hmm. >> adam: almost sounds like you want me to win, jack, not your former stepson. why is that? >> jack: well, i'm not exactly waving the adam flag, but i am in full support of economic growth and development. >> adam: as long as it benefits you and jabot, right? >> jack: especially then. >> adam: see you later, jack. >> genevieve: that was interesting. >> jack: that arrogant s.o.b. has burned me more than once. >> genevieve: aha. and you're willing to stick your hand back in the fire again?

adam here is in the running. >> genevieve: hmm. >> adam: almost sounds like you want me to win, jack, not your former stepson. why is that? >> jack: well, i'm not exactly waving the adam flag, but i am in full support of economic growth and development. >> adam: as long as it benefits you and jabot, right? >> jack: especially then. >> adam: see you later, jack. >> genevieve: that was interesting. >> jack: that arrogant s.o.b. has burned me more than once. >> genevieve: aha. and you're willing to stick your hand back in the fire again? >> jack: eh, what's a little singe, if i can manage to get beauty of nature in return? >> chloe: and i obviously need at least one tier to be red velvet. >> gloria: (laughs) got it. >> deacon: excuse me, gloria, may i speak with you for a second? >> gloria: of course you can, deacon, but first, i'm gonna need you for more shifts this jingle-bell season, and that includes chloe and kevin's wedding reception tomorrow. >> deacon: uh... chloe, deacon. hi. >> chloe: hi. >> deacon: uh, no offense, but, uh, i'm gonna have to take a pass on that. >> gloria: (lau

that's not-- >> and adam. >> the intention, the point is not intention, adam, it's negligence and incompetence or, ben, maybe it's such -- so ideological blind. this is part of their eyed gi. >> you've heard the obsession with green energy. when they start catching on fire, and the crash tests and-- >> she's right. >> no, i'm saying-- >> and one more thing, police. >> let me finish my point. >> sorry. >> and you start worrying when stuff starts catching on fire because we own more than a quarter of this company and then you're talking about liability, and then you're talking about our money's on the line, when people start possibly suing general motors. but, to your point. 5 million dollars and all of these incentives to the electric car companies, this is part of the agenda and it doesn't make any economic sense and i've said that all along and gm cooked this puppy up before we ever bailed them out. >> i'm not going to argue back, my aunt june used to yell at me with a southern accent and she wasn't from the south. >> i'm not yelling at you. >> neil: no, it's very effective. >> general loudne

>> adam, hold on one second, and matt, it seems maybe a little bit adam contradicted himself. he's saying we should have some sort of oil-- >> by the way, everyone is talking about the oil policy and i don't think there is an oil policy and it does feel like environmentalists call the shots no matter what the economic damage is to our countries. >> the only oil pile we rely on people who don't like us, in other areas of the world. how is iran at least not exposed, look at nigeria, a lot from nigeria, a hot bed for terrorism as well and so many places we're relying on right now and more importantly, the whole job factor and energy factor and this is national security and this is-- >> one more thing. >> and there's-- >> aen there's epa and issue. >> there's the epa fighting to close down oil production in west texas around midland where my friends live and trying to shut it down because of a tiny lizard hardly anyone has seen and-- >> i have one more thing though that is going to be important in this decision making about this keystone xl pipeline, the price people pays, and it

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remember adam isaacson?n get you brand-new mustangs all day long. >> he was arrested and taken to police headquarters. and we asked him if he wanted to see the tape of his appearance in the storefront. >> i have got some video from that investigation, adam, and i would like you to take a look if that's all right with you. >> sure, man. >> i showed him video of himself bragging about a car that was stolen from the daughter of a judge. >> this car apparently belonged to the daughter of a judge? >> i didn't know until months later. >> it's apparently my new sentencing judge. >> how do you suppose this will play in front of your sentencing judge, you talking about having position of her daughter's car. >> she is going to [ bleep ] fry me. >> that's not going to go over well, i'm thinking? >> no, it's not. >> like everybody else caught in the sting, he is clearly upset. >> i will die in prison. >> because? >> you guys are going to put this on tape and everything else, it don't matter. >> why would somebody come a

adam, adam come on down here.ndem skydiving skydive at adventures that's in wisconsin. okay now, now you know -- hold on. if for some reason the guy doesn't hold onto like that. we have this for you. here we are. [ laughter ] enjoy that. good luck, buddy. >> thank you very much. >> jay: all right, thank you. where is mike, mary, and dan joseph? oh, hey guys, how are you doing? this is the whole family. you're mike? >> mary. >> jay: and hopefully mary. good to see you. okay, now, where are you from? >> rochester, new york. >> jay: okay, now this prank is more about psychological terror than a quick scare. isn't it? >> yeah. >> jay: okay. tell us what do you do there? what do you do? >> i own a beverage company. >> jay: a beverage company. >> in rochester. >> jay: okay and mom? >> i'm a elementary school psychologist and one thing i do is teach children is teach children how to calm down. >> jay: teach children how to calm down. very good. >> yes. >> jay: and you, sir? >> i'm a retired college professor. >> jay: ret

well, what did adam do?et people to vote for him. >> nick: let's not get into that. >> sharon: he came up to me, okay? to gloat. >> nick: you did not walk away. >> sharon: no, i didn't, but i was going to. >> nick: you know what? i don't want to argue about this with you here. >> sharon: okay, good. you know what? neither do i. let's talk about the pageant. how about you and me and faith get together afterwards? and--and we'll-- we'll string some popcorn, we'll--we'll hang her stocking. >> nick: i don't think so. when you spend more days than not separated from your own life... when the only thing you can be sure of is migraines with 15 or more headache days a month, you're living a maybe life. and you may be living with chronic migraine. but knowing that this thing you're going through has a name, means knowing you can find treatments that are right for you. go to mychronicmigraine.com to find a headache specialist. and don't live a maybe life. new baked pasta romanas. ruffled pasta, layered with creamy fon

commissioner adams? commissioner adams: i -- the feedback i got was positive. we have several business owners and this helps them out. thank you for coming early in the morning. i am hearing that this is good legislation. it cleans up a messy process and makes it more efficient not only for the city but for the business owners. i see this legislation as a win- win situation for both sides. great job. commissioner dooley: i would like to echo what commissioner adams said and think of supervisor chu for being sensitive to small business issues. we appreciate his efforts to streamline. we look forward to doing more of the same. thank you. commissioner riley: i agree with commissioner dooley and adams. this is going to save a lot of confusion and time. i was concerned about the due dates but then i read and that the bills will be prorated. that is great. commissioner clyde: hopefully i will never pay and other late feet again. over 30 years there have been some painful ones. thank you for that. i am assuming that the rollout will be the education a time to educate

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first, adam is back with a look at the west and >>> take a look at this video. in just seconds, a mob of people erupted into chaos at the mall in minnesota. the video shows them throwing punches and chairs. police say earlier there were reports of gunfire. several officers responded with their guns are drawn. in all, nine people were arrested. >>> two developing stories now. shilling details in the death of a nine year-old girl in indiana. her body was found after she vanished at her home in fort wayne. now her babysitter is facing murder charges. >> she was a nine-year-old girl who loved her sisters, but was not with them on christmas. she was not the kind of girl who would just wander off, her neighbors said. >> she was very outgoing. a very loving. she would not leave her sisters behind. >> friday night her family reported she was missing from her home in fort wayne, indiana. last night the authorities announced they found her body. >> unfortunately, we came to the conclusion we hoped would not happen. >> they arrested michael plumadore on murder charges. she

back to adam smith. he said the only entity big enough to counter the big concentration of wealth and power is the government. the people's government, not a monarchy, not a tyranny, but the people's government. you have to regulate the really big guys so that middle-sized, small businesses, individuals, entrepreneurs can flourish in this broad-based economy. i'm not talking about overregulating, i'm talking about rational regulations. and so when i realized reading adam smith and tracking it through to present day that hamilton, basically, began to institutionalize a more corporatist system in this country as our economy. and sure enough, when you start reading through history, senator henry clay who was handling the economy for abe lincoln in 1854 said america's never had free trade. give me a break. never. and you sort of track it through, and you see. and it's inevitable that in a capitalist environment you may have real dynamos and begin to earn the money, and you build it up. that's great. and ever

jefferson and franklin got a little bit and adams and hamilton got a little bit. we had a president that was going to be elected every four years, so it was an amazing level of pleading field. i start their because today we are hearing that my party represents the founders. no, my party does. i'm thinking you've got to go back and figure out these guys worked on the same page and in fact it was an extraordinary playing field that is what distinguishes our amazing republic and it is under attack today in many respects. a favorite quote of full - from john adams, and he said ideologies is the science of indy idiots. today we ought to carry that around and where it on our lapel. the reason i say is we had agreed playing field and i try in the book to take everyone back and then show how both conservative and liberal ideologies have developed over time and hour in fact when you get up to the present day you will find the will of almost reversed positions in several very important respects, which means if you are bred to an ideology swearing it is the founder's ideolog

adam will join us. >> lisa baden will help us navigate. traffic and weather >>> a student stabbed over a fight outside a high school basketball game. we have a live report. >> pausing to remember the date that will live and infamy. how the region marks 70 years since the attack at pearl harbor. >> why is it that a word game got alec baldwin booted from an airplane? >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington." on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> it is time to rise and shine. good morning. today is wednesday, december 7. >> i am natasha barrett. we are bracing for big changes on the weather front. the winter storm that dumped snow across parts of the southwest is on the move, taking aim is cities up and down the east coast. we will dodge the snow, but we could be in store for a rainmaker. adam caskey joins us live. phyllis and. >>> a big time rainmaker throughout the day. the biggest concern for the metro area is really the potential for flooding as. the rain will change into snow lat

adam caskey is here. you said your excitement factor has gone down to .5% > >> it is my snow excitement scale. a scale from one to 10. 10 being snowmaggedon. zero nothing happening. i had it at one. the drop down to .5% > it is looking less likely that we will be hit by that system. 40 in chevy chase. 38 in martinsburg. notice a trend on this map? most of it above freezing. hunting town is an exception. 52 this afternoon. a self easterly breeze. mostly cloudy tomorrow with spotty showers. by tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, some light rain. we look at the 7 day forecast. are you excited this morning lisa? >>> there is not any snow or any potential of snow. i think you minnesotans need to stop that crazy talk about the white stuff. i am happy about what is happening on the highway. i give it a 10, a thumbs-up. across the roosevelt bridge, good on the 14th street bridge. live to 395 leaving the pentagon. a good run on the beltway at the wilson bridge. we will keep an eye on it. joint news choppers 7

. >> commissioner adams? commissioner adams: yes. so you're not going to have the mandatory rule, right? >> yes. commissioner adams: that's what i wanted to hear. >> that would be over the top and that's not the intent. commissioner adams: i like the non-skid surfaces and rubber rugs. i do think the crates would create an unnecessary burden, so thank you. >> i agree with you. president o'brien: commissioner o'connor. commissioner o'connor: on the last page of the report that i'm reading from the commission of animal control and welfare, it's talking about $100 permit payment. could you just describe, would that be a yearly permit fee per company? >> sure. to have a permit, the maximum fee for the initial application, the maximum would be 250, the maximum annual would be 100. there would have to be a calculation, because we cannot charge a fee higher than the cost of administering the program. so we put a higher cap for the first year just because of the up-front cost to the department of getting the program off the ground. but then i

i think you're absolutely right, commissioner adams. maybe they need extra help, but i think somewhere along the line they would probably have to come into compliance. i think we would be leaving a big leak there if we left that impact forever. i think we should just do something about it eventually. maybe take it longer. >> i would just want to weigh in and say that it does not implement till 25 cents until 2014. so that's two years. and i think that's two years of information. i think that's two years of road testing it. and it can get revisited after that time. i mean, i'm just not sure how much, with the first implementation and then ongoing education, how much of a problem it would be for the small shops. >> i'm just looking at costs, that's all. >> i would just say that because it's recoverable for them, that quarter is, i think -- i mean, i would say nominal. i'm very careful, though, about what is nominal to a person or an industry. president o'brien: so i take it you would agree, then, that it should probably apply across the b

all of that, and adam is back with the forecast. bring back the new heartbreaking details fireeing released in the killed five family members connecticut. and twosters died adults died. the sisters were trying to escape the home but were drawn heat and smoke. here is the 911 call that was by frantic neighbors. please come quickly. >> survive in the fire is a friend and the children's mother. the fire was started by a still- burning embers. it does not appear that the home had a working smoke detectors. >>> passengers on two planes can count their blessings. made ago airlines jets after a failure. no one was hurt. aborted the takeoff time.n it appears to be a holiday tragedy now avoided when two blew. >> there was a loud pop and shaking. he put the nose back down. >> it started as a routine take sacramento airport. the boeing 747 jet bound for seattle had 142 passengers children.small >> i have been on a lot of airplanes and stuff. when something was about to happen, the plane literally forth.ack and >> the airline says the pilot cal

adam calls nick one night. and i recognize the voice. and i said, is this adam sandler?, i know it's you. i told him what was going on, especially the paris party. he thought it was historical. he said, bob, you have to write a script about this. i'll tell nick you're saving his messages. and he did. he told nick. >> is nick okay with this? >> i don't know. but about a week later, i'm driving down the road. and my phone rings. and the voice on the other end goes, how does it feel to be living my life? and it was nick. and i said, i've been waiting for you to call me for three months. i said, i've got all your messages. he said, sandler told me you've been keeping them. we talked for a while. and he gave me his office number. and i was able to shoot over important messages. job offers. but i will go to his parties. nick, i'm going to your parties. >> that's going to happen. >> i would like for you to go with me one time. that would be nice. >> liza, you're an aspiring actress? >> yes. >> and you're going to turn this into a movie? >> liza, and i, and a writer adam jones,

a look ahead to the hearing. >> adam caskey in the belfort furniture weather center. tracking the cold air. >> and a victim that goes forward with these accusations are incredibly brave. >> the scandal at penn state jerry sandusky's accusers are hours from testifying. prosecutor as could have a big set back on their hands. -- prosecutors could have a big set back on their hands. >> we began with your traffic and weather every 10 minutes. let's check in with lisa baden shortly but we begin with adam caskey >>> another cold start to the day but not as rigid as yesterday morning. yesterday at 6:30, we had widespread teens and it is mostly in the 20's and we will continue to 13 thursday. we will be well into the 50's at that point. the sun up is not until 7:18 a.m. and we have nine hours, 29 minutes of daylight today. 33 degrees in the district right now and 21 in culpeper. we are on our way to 50 degrees with a lot of sunshine. high pressure over had so enjoyed the day to day. it will be a little warmer tomorrow and well into the 50's by thursday but you will notice adde

and then her eldest took the stand, adam.ything, worse. >> as his father's son, he went there determined to see that his mother was convicted of murder, because he believed she had killed his father in cold blood. >> reporter: she was crazy, said adam, and evil. and the phrase he threw at her, silly and angry at the same time, seemed to come from somewhere deep in their mutual past. >> bonkers, cuckoo for coco puffs. >> cuckoo for cocoa puffs. that was one of the most amazing lines of the trial. >> how would she react? >> she would shake her head and go, adam, when did you learn to lie so well? >> but there was another son, remember, there was eli. the war of the polks was about to resume in court. over in the jury box that group of people seeing their civic duty thought they had taken about as much as they could. they had not. >> i had no idea what i was in store for. >> reporter: coming up -- the verdict that had everyone in the courtroom holding their breath. >> and i heard it, and my heart kind of jumped a little bit. and

adam may is in the newsroom with more on the search for the mystery million they are adam. >> it is me, jess and i am out of here, lottery offices are back open but that man has already reached out confirming he does that ticket. if he takes the cash option he could walk away with 51 million bucks after taxes. store workers still can't believe it. >> most of the time they hit in other states so just to even have it in maryland and at your store is almost lick the lottery yourself. >> now the store will also pocket $25,000 for selling that winning ticket. not bad either, jess. >> not bad at all adam. thank you. after the drawing store workers say the man called them to double check those numbers. >>> a man charged with murdering a young people is due in court, he is charged with stabbing them to death in oakland. police say his blood why hunting knife was recovered from the scene. he denies any wrongdoing. >>> city firefighters are trying to figure out what started an early morning fire in east baltimore. flames broke out just before 3:00 a.m. at a building on east 25th street that hous

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the department is keeping things quiet tonight but adam may has information about the allegations. he is live at police headquarters tonight. adam that's correct activity happened in a public place and it has been under investigation for a month. two female officers on the mounted patrol unit under investigation for allegations involving sexual activity. >> we have a general orders here and behaviors that classify as an integrity violation. >> the details would not be revealed saying they were in a public place not department property. >> a member of the agency witnessed inappropriate activity and reported it. they took action. >> various versions of the activity are hot topic on social media. the scandal being discussed among officers on the street and one called wjz offering information that the police department would not confirm. the investigation was launched in october. criminal charges are not expected but the officers are on leave. they could lose their jobs. >> we have to be held to a higher standard. we're not going to tolerate that in the agency. >> reporter: they will n

adam caske yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that.ho are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good de. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farmfa get to a better state. ♪ ♪ >>> we were talking about how passionate he is about the forecast. it looks like it will remain pretty mild? >>> pretty mild and seasonable by the weekend. we talk about the forecast and talk about it but mid 40's this weekend and partly cloudy so looking good. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies

adam caskey in the belfort furniture weather center.ill be talking >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> the only thing that would bring closure is to . >> a family grapples with the death of a loved one. an officer gunned down in the line of duty at virginia tech. >>-- >> the only thing that would bring closure is to know why. >>> temperatures right now in the teens and twenties in most locations. 22 in fairfax 24 in poolesville, 20 and colombia 22 in waldorf. at&t and aldie. 19-- 18 ubin aldie. a fair amount of sunshine today with some scattered clouds, light and variable wind. there's no wind chill factor. clear and cold today. near 50 degrees tomorrow. the one trend continues all the way through thursday. well into the fifties by ben with a chance of rain. looks like the only chance of rain for the workweek so far. that's on thursday. >>> the slowest ride is 95/virginia northbound leaving garrissonville road to an accident that happened a moment ago near the marine base. northbound, allow yourself e

. >> adam caskey standing by off to a cold start. >> and other frosty morning. get ready to scrape the windshield. 32 degrees in the district, 21 in manassas, 23 in winchester, 24 in hagerstown, up 18 in frederick. another refreezing started the day. 50 degrees this afternoon, a few degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. increasing clouds tonight, in the '20s to near 30. terrell, a limited sunshine basically, alex. gray skies -- the motto -- tomorrow there will be limited sunshine, basically cloudy. very happy holidays to zumba class as. that is lisa baden on the upper right side. >> we had a great time exercising. good morning ladies. i know you are all watching and getting ready. some of you traveling from maryland to go across the wilson bridge and into virginia, looks quiet. no reports of anything on 270. the american legion bridge looks fine, no problems on the greenway, the toll road. springfield, no action on the left side. headlights northbound all the way to the pentagon. metro rail is on normal service systemwide. back to you. >> thank you. >>> yo

adam caskey, an umbrella time? >> big time. shortly thereafter we will have wind and rain. it will be moderate to heavy throughout the afternoon and will taper off after the drive home. the drive into work today will be wet and throughout the day. take a look at our storm. it is down to our south west. and moving toward roanoke at this time. we will see about an inch of rain in spots. possibly more than that by later on this evening. high temperatures in the upper 40's. rain just after the rush hour and tomorrow we will deal with winds be home the -- behind the system. nothing to worry about toward the tail end of the workweek. >> we're going to look at this road where we have the incident since 2:00 this morning. the fuel spill should be cleared away. everything is open and moving without delay. we're doing well around the beltway. no overnight roadwork to complicate things as you go around town. for the interchange right now things are moving smoothly. a little bit of a volume on interstate 95 toward the interchange and onto 395. everything is open. looking good on the be

clerk: a motion, and will there be a set and put a second from commissioner adams. would you like it roll call? [reading roll] commissioners, that motion passes, 6-0. president o'neal: next item, please. clerk: commissioners, item number three, the presentation of the certificate of honor to inspector dave falzon, san francisco police department, as part of the small business conditions city employee recognition program. commissioner: inspector falzon was recommended by the office of small business for his work in licensing. he is the inspector who is in charge of the abc licensing program here in san francisco, so i will read this, but i will say that i am very honored, because inspector falzon's work has helped numerous business people get started with very creative and innovative business plans, and things that we did not know could be done could actually be done quite well, quite legally, and successfully, i must say. i have been and several business owners in a been successful over the last two years, and thanks to his help. on this monday, november 14, 2011, t

commissioner adams: i saw st. mary's, they have a bunch on columbus for the one underneath the building between clay and washington and battery. there is a building on top. >> is an opportunity for us to let people know, even people who have lived here, where some of these spaces are. many people do not know. it is another way to get people matched up with a parking space. so far there is an iphone, and george, and windows 7. other people have in making applications. i believe there may be a simple blackberry interface. >> for america's cup, i know we have designated some parking on the perimeter. while it sounds like the rollout plan for replacing all of the meters will be done by early 2013, for the world series, is there any plan to do the parking garages that are in those designated areas? that we want people to part in to add those to -- is there that kind of integration? i do not think all of them are privately operated. >> i have not seen the latest but it is far enough out, all of the places on the waterfr

adam caskey will have a look at the seven-day forecast in a couple minutes. you. >>> now let's check in with lisa baden. >> inner loop of the beltway on the college park side we were searching for problem. a minor crash in greenbelt moved to the shoulder. there was stop and go traffic a moment ago. the crash has been moved out of the way. we will get back to normal soon. no problems in alexandria or oxon hill across the wilson bridge. this is traffic on 395, normal volume near the pentagon northbound and washington boulevard is open. back to you. >> thank you. >>> an auction of elizabeth taylor's belongings as brought in millions of dollars. >> one of the buyers is reality start kim kardashian. she spent $64,000 on three jade bracelets. it is believed the national delaware but "star wars agrees with nearly every day in the latter part of her life. auction house christies says the jewelry sold for more than $137 million in total. incredible. >>> in a rare interview with ellen degeneres today, michael jackson's daughter paris reveals a life lesson that she lear