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andn fleming. judge, let me begin with you and let's talk about the process in colorado or most states about saying that this person did what he did because he was insane versus that it was a criminal intent. that makes a big difference in the way the adjudication will go. >> and there is a lot of speculation right now, governor about whether or not the defendant will proffer andin' sanity defense. we do know that the arraignment is scheduled for monday at 8:30 a.m. but that can possibly change. there are two issues on the table right now. will this defendant be considered competent, that is able to understand the nature of the charges and assist his lawyers in his defense? and then issue number two, will he seek to offer an insanity defense where the burden of proof then will be on the state of colorado to prove whether or not he is sane. it is a classic mcnaughton rule did this defendant know and understand the nature of his acts and whether they are right or wrong or was he able to actually form

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andn -- rise shine. >> we begin with your traffic weather every 10 minutes. >> 5:00 sharp. temperatures for the most part the upper 60's when lower 70's. reagan national is the exception. look at some of areas of rain. st. mary's county are getting in on some of the action. you can see the rain is into virginia. the high as around 87. and isolated shower this evening. chance of that, however. >> keeping an eye on that radar the heart of the interstate is floodingcause of problems in richmond. if your intention is to pass through, to 95 is the way you need to go. go closer to home and take where it isnia good. more to come on the traffic seemed now to news. >> the investigation is under into hal and abandoned school caught fire. it happened last night in d.c. ast john gonzalez is at the scene now with the latest. >> i have to tell you there is to thise damage building. still smoldering this morning. on the scene.re they are going to be on a fire watch throughout the day trying prevent any hot spots from reigniting inside and police are also here. they have closed off the str

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andn fleming. judge, let me begin with you and let's talk about the process in colorado or most states about saying that this person did what he did because he was insane versus that it was a criminal intent. that makes a big difference in the way the adjudication will go. >> and there is a lot of speculation right now, governor about whether or not the defendant will proffer andin' sanity defense. we do know that the arraignment is scheduled for monday at 8:30 a.m. but that can possibly change. there are two issues on the table right now. will this defendant be considered competent, that is able to understand the nature of the charges and assist his lawyers in his defense? and then issue number two, will he seek to offer an insanity defense where the burden of proof then will be on the state of colorado to prove whether or not he is sane. it is a classic mcnaughton rule did this defendant know and understand the nature of his acts and whether they are right or wrong or was he able to actually form

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my impression is most north dakota andns are happy to have so much will produce they have a $3 billion surplus -- most north dakota residents are happy to have some much oil produced. i think the greatest the lustration of winning a cultural war in a very direct way is abraham lincoln. there are a couple of books by a theologian, one only and that the greatest speech, about his second inaugural, -- one on linkedin's greatest speech, and one as president, and one called cooper union. if you want to understand being persuasive and you want to see a cultural fight, studied abraham lincoln. abraham lincoln in 1850's, there is a very unformed argument in 1850's. should slaby allowed to expand, does it matter? -- should slavery be allowed to expand? you have in abraham lincoln's somebody who is very carefully moving public opinion extraordinary -- in an extraordinarily well thought- out way and it all blows up in his face and you end up in a war. and he then has to mobilize and sustain the north, despite huge casualties. we lose more people between the north and south combined in the civil w

andn along the coast. and a live look from our roof cam over downtown said francisco. even the we are seeing clear skies they will still remain cool this afternoon. as we look towards tomorrow temperatures will warm up slightly but we will see fog & drizzle. the afternoon it that sun will behind that fog. and temperatures as a return to the 90's for the inland valleys. tomorrow, widespread fog by 7:00 a.m. and patchy through fairfield, the delta. however to the east bay and the south. by 10:00 a.m. it will clear all along the inland valleys but this will remain over the northland coast. as for temperatures? we will start a bit warmer with 50s in the north bay indicated by the blue. 60s to the dell, as we step through by noon. mainly '60s and '70s. even 80s towards the edge of the screen under the central valley. neighborhood by neighborhood, upper 70's in the south bay. 76 degrees in campbell. upper 70's for the inland valleys nearly 80 degrees in antioch. pittsburgh, pleasanton. 77 degrees in livermore. mainly 60s to the east bay. along the coast temperatures will sta

heatt combined with little rain means much of the country is suffering through a historic drought, andns.me that means the price of some things we buy is about to climb. steve is explaining how farfa reaching that might be.be we're concerned about this, steve. >> reporter: people should be, tony. the bottom line, u.s. department of agriculture says yields fromd corn crops this year will be thh lowest in more than a decade, se what caexactly does that mean fe consumers?an for a lot of us, it's easy toea walk into the supermarket and wrap our minds around certain products, like soda or chips, tortillas, or popcorn, we can understand pcthat if you use con to feed livestock and the price goes up, then the price of theo chicken will go up when i want to serve it for dinner. but the true impact of growing corn may hypothetical you hardep -- hit you otharder than that. >> and tell me what more we're talking about. in you show items there we can find in the grocery stores, but where else are we corn dependent?p >> reporter: let's take a lookka at other things we bought. charcoal, crayons, duct

about 90 today, few showers andn storms, 86 tomorrow, 99 wednesday, less humidity with a high about 90>> let's finds out what's happening on the roads.r jewelry wright has more.mo >> good morning, slow-moving- traffic from springfield into s prthe bright sunshine heading te telegraph road, there are things happening if you're traveling northbound on 255, lee days from the 1/2 -- from the naval research lab. we are down to about 36 miles an hour, and mark this off for you, this is southbound 255 to the inbound 11th street bridge,brid after 10:30 this morning,this there's an opening ceremony, not as big as at olympics, but aa ceremony to promote this new ramp. so this will help, i think so anyway, with the commute homeh through southeast.so out to the west, that's where i have the crash along eastbound, or northbound 28 at frying panp road, and eastbound 66 with lanes open.en heading in from fair okays. that's a check of the fox 5 on-time traffic.tr >> thank you very much. >>> holly morris is back, and talking tennis. >> what do you have? y >> reporter: well, i got a little rally going o

the county pulled 26 buses from road and that type of buzz involved -- has been fires andn several newschannel rocky earlier morning but things are getting back to normal on 66, 95, 395 and nothing complicated on 270. beltway in maryland has the slowdown at colesville road. we will take a peek at 395 with the 14th street bridge. have an accident earlier but all lanes are open. write down what reagan national airport and sunshine atg at showers andt thunderstorms will develop later afternoon. become strong and radar shows this the in the 90's and out of the west 5- 10 miles per hour. we may be looking at heavy rain earlier tomorrow morning. >> we will be back at 8:27. ♪ you don't know you're beautiful ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> oh, my, oh, my. another fantastic crowd with us this thursday morning. here in times square. and we're celebrating ten seasons of "project runway" with the dream team of fashion. they're out and about. >> oh. they're right there. >> tim gunn, heidi klum, michael kors and nina garcia. i don't know what they have going on with the chee-tos we have here. >> bon appetit.

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my impression is most north dakota andns are happy to have so much will produce they have a $3 billion surplus -- most north dakota residents are happy to have some much oil produced. i think the greatest the lustration of winning a cultural war in a very direct way is abraham lincoln. there are a couple of books by a theologian, one only and that the greatest speech, about his second inaugural, -- one on linkedin's greatest speech, and one as president, and one called cooper union. if you want to understand being persuasive and you want to see a cultural fight, studied abraham lincoln. abraham lincoln in 1850's, there is a very unformed argument in 1850's. should slaby allowed to expand, does it matter? -- should slavery be allowed to expand? you have in abraham lincoln's somebody who is very carefully moving public opinion extraordinary -- in an extraordinarily well thought-out way and it all blows up in his face and you end up in a war. and he then has to mobilize and sustain the north, despite huge casualties. we lose more people between the north and south combined in the civil wa

this legislation is fair because it helps homeowners who have andn playing by the rules eliminate barriers and is a cost-effective way to jump-start the economy. it keeps more workers' paychecks in the pocket. congress also need to reach a sensible resolution to the fiscal cliff problem at the end of the year. planport the president's to extend tax cuts to the middle-class. today's hearing underlines the importance of effective oversight which has been a leading priority of mine as chairman of the committee. in past 80 months, we have conducted frequent hearings. in the coming weeks, we will conduct oversight hearings with secretary geithner in his role as the head of the oversight council and with the director of the consumer financial bureau. i have welcomed the steps chairman bernanke has taken to make this more transparent and release communications. i also believe the wall street reform act enhancements to the fed transparency and oversight has had a positive in sight. i now turn to center craig crapo. senate >> the u.s. economy continues to face significant challenges with the eurozo

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my impression is most north dakota andns are happy to have so much will produce they have a $3 billion surplus -- most north dakota residents are happy to have some much oil produced. i think the greatest the lustration of winning a cultural war in a very direct way is abraham lincoln. there are a couple of books by a theologian, one only and that the greatest speech, about his second inaugural, -- one on linkedin's greatest speech, and one as president, and one called cooper union. if you want to understand being persuasive and you want to see a cultural fight, studied abraham lincoln. abraham lincoln in 1850's, there is a very unformed argument in 1850's. should slaby allowed to expand, does it matter? -- should slavery be allowed to expand? you have in abraham lincoln's somebody who is very carefully moving public opinion extraordinary -- in an extraordinarily well thought- out way and it all blows up in his face and you end up in a war. and he then has to mobilize and sustain the north, despite huge casualties. we lose more people between the north and south combined in the civil w