parkway and ashburn road.olice direction and you want to use that as a four-way stop until you see with the officer want you to do. when that warnings on the chesapeake bay bridge. warnings on the chesapeake bay bridge. mark, pen, and brunswick line's mom -- running on a modified s schedule. jummy, autria, back to you. >> these are the stories we love to talk about. a big christmas surprise for two children in massachusetts whose parents are in the off -- the army. they did not see -- think they would see their parents for the holidays. they sang "i'll have a blue christmas without you. was they thought the song being recorded to send to their parents, but look at that, they suddenly appeared. michigan is like crazy. you don't understand until they are gone. this is going to be the best christmas ever. >> a break sure hard. the -- it breaks your heart. the holiday reunion will be a short one, but the family is thrilled to be together for christmas. allk you to the parents and of our other service members for y

ashburn. can you speak up, please?o speak, his mother makes her opinion clear. >> the record will note that his mother has left the room. mr. ashburn, do you have some reluctance to enter into this agreement? is there a reason why you're refusing to respond? >> how would you feel if your mom walked out on you? >> sorry, sir? >> how would you feel if your mother walked out on you? >> mr. ashburn. >> aaron's refusal or inability to speak forces the judge to decide for him. >> we'll reconvene on december 18th at 9:00. be prepared to go forward with the waiver. i won't accept any agreements. >> the judge's decision eliminates aaron's chance at a plea bargain. his next court appearance will be a waiver hearing where the state will make a case for handing aaron over to the adult system. still, that's not the main thing on aaron's mind. >> she walked out on me. she walked out on me. >> why? because you took the plea? is that what you think? >> it was. she don't understand when you're in a trap, you got to take a risk and you

as dangerous as the commute to the north and the west and temperatures, still 27 in rockville and ashburn. this is what concerns me. these temperatures are out, still in the mid-20s. we're going to add the heavier rain to that and we'll come back and tell you how much ice will be accumulated for them today and you might want to take the time to go outside and shake off the branches and the trees as you don't want the ice on top of that, which is that will break them . >> thanks, topper. the weather has grounded or delayed a lot of flights. at reagan national, there's a ground stoppage, which means all flights that are leaving and arriving, they have been stopped until 5:30 this evening. at dulles it appears that the international flights were taking off, but many domestic flights have been grounded. now, joining us by phone is the washington airport authority. kimberly, what's the very latest? let's begin with national airport. what's goi on out there? >> yes. i see weather conditions persistent for them both reagan national and dulles international airport. just causing airlines to delay

julie carey went to ashburn to find out how it happened. >> it's insane. >> it's odd.rrible. >> reporter: reactions of surprise as we told ashburn residents of the accident near the ramp to the greenway. investigators say it happened this way, a woman was driving on claiborne parkway when she hit a deer, it slammed into the side of a jogger coming down the path. the deer took off. both the women, the driver and the runner had to be taken to the hospital. this man who lives near the scene spotted the accident on his way home. >> it looked like a one-car crash. >> reporter: today, something caught his eye outside the fence. >> this morning, i noticed big vultures flig around and there's a dead deer that i guess was hit. >> reporter: he thought the accident and dead deer might be connected, but never imagined a jogger was injured by the airborne deer. >> it's an anomaly. you don't hear about a deer striking somebody. it got knocked off the path and hit the jogger. it was a surprise. >> reporter: the 71-year-old driver and 27-year-old jogger were treated for injuries and r

he operates the business out of his ashburn town home. he's accused of sexual aabusing at least two of his female students. >> i don't think what to think. i never interacted with him. his wife is very nice. she brought over stuff during ramadan two years in a row. she's pretty nice. >> reporter: neighbors say they had little interaction with the driving teacher. they knew that's what he did for a living, but there was no sign of the business here. no cars with a sign or placard saying driving school. this search warrant shows new details about the investigation. it began in mid september that he had been assaulting female students. at least four young women have come forward ranging in age from 16 to 18. they allege their driving teacher kissed them, made them touch his crotch while driving and rubbed their upper thigh area. they say he took digital pictures of them and asked them to text back photos. this is a list of items taken during an october raid. it includes business documents, laptops, camcorders and iphone. he's out of jail ton

, but frederick and maryland probably take it till 10:00 to get above 32 and i think leesburg and ashburn probably around 10:00 also to get above 32 degrees, which is critical. look at the ice. i think this model is overdone. take it with agrainofsalt, ag agrainofsalt,anywherefrom.2to.4 ibly--a grain of salt, anywhere from .2 to .4-inch of icing. overnight plain rain south and east of town and in the district by 7:00, 8:00, should be above freezing, temperatures by 1:00 about 40 degrees. then we had to add we kept this as a red alert tomorrow. howard will scale it back as he deems it necessary. yellow alert on tuesday, snow looking more likely, 36 and cold wednesday, only about 34. next seven days it stays cold and we're talking mid-30s. next weekend temps warm up a little bit but perhaps another cold rain getting into sunday. that may be optimistic as well, but right now we'll say rain and 45. i'm on the weather terrace now, just having rain which is freezing. so it falls liquid and freezes on contact and you can see right there this is causing ice here in northwest. if you are well nort

police say it happened in the university station area of ashburn around 4:30 yesterday. apparently the victim came home to find a man in the house. the two people fought for a minute and the man who broke in ran. police do not have any leads at this time. >>> caught on camera, montgomery county police captured the identity of the man responsible for two separate bank robberies just this week. the video was from a pnc bank at the wildwood shopping center in bethesda. yesterday the robber went in, implied he had a gun and demanded money. police believe he held up another bank in rockville monday. >>> 4:47 now. dk it can mayor vincent gray is denying reports the district is dropping out of the running for the new fbi headquarters. "the washington post" reported the city's deputy mayor for economic development thought d.c. was eliminated from the competition. he thought the project needed too much land. gray told our tom sherwood the city will continue to build on poplar point. >>> happening today wall street will have an eye on washington as the government releases its jobs

he worked with -- to his ashburn home. he worked with teenagers across the home. a woman came to the door but did not want to talk. does he have anything to say about the charges against him? nothing? it were of detectives say it started withen -- detectives say it started wind appropriate comments to an 18-year-old -- with inappropriate comments to an 18-year-old student and then indecent touching. there are three counts of sexual battery involving the 18- year-old. vohra has been released on a $55,000 secured bond and ordered not to have any unsupervise the contact with females under the age of 21. in loudoun county surae chinn, wusa9. >> detectives do say additional charges are possible. anyone with information about this case or if you know someone who has been a victim, please call the loudoun county sheriff's office at 703-777- 0475. >>> virginia governor bob mcdonnell may be spared the distinction of becoming the first sitting virginia governor to be indicted, but charges could come sometime after he leaves office next month. peggy fox is in richmond today

we are not close to that. 62 in ashburn. half an inch of rain.hrough the overnight hours. e,gh temperature of 71 in bowi maryland. 63 in fredericksburg. 65 at lexington. rebounding a little bit as he moved through the late day hours into the early morning hours. if we keep these temperatures past midnight, the rain will begin. that will cool us down. 66 in norfolk. there is a cold front. 20's and 30's. single digits in indianapolis. 9 degrees. the temperature change -- we are now 8 degrees colder. shifting. this will go our way for the overnight hours. 1-3 interest not out of the question. areas to the east of interstate 95, you can see upwards of 3-4 inches of rain over a short period of time. this is the doppler. showers are from the beltway and the district. not amounting to a whole lot. this will arrive over the next hour or two. there is a strip of heavy rain to the east of d.c. this is where it is located. those are the areas that will likely see the heaviest amounts. closer to home, we will look for the heavy rain to begin i will be around

lauren ashburn, amy holmes and chuck lane are joining us now. >> lauren ashburn has a right to say what he wants and a&e has a right to take him off the air. do you agree? >> he has the right to say whatever he wants. except he is working for a network that has the right to fire him for saying anything he wants. so he has the right whether or not he should have done it in such graphic terms is another matter. if he had just said marriage is between a man and a woman, this wouldn't have happened. >> or if he had just said i'm a christian and i believe the piebl says thbible says homosex is a sin, it would have been fine. >> it would have been fine. >> was this, at least in part, a political decision on the network's part? >> well, it seems so. in fact, the head of a&e said there were networks who worked on his show that said they couldn't because of his views. i'm totally baffled for why a&e fired him. >> he's not fired. >> well, they suspended him because even tmz is calling a&e out saying they knew about his views. this is a reality show and he is giving the audience a slice of his rea

the further south you go, that is where the fog is more dense. 35 in ashburn is our. are not a -- winds problem at this hour. temperature earlier this morning, around midnight, was him out -- was around the freezing mark. it is 30 in manassas. 33 in fredericksburg. many of you saw a little bit of light snow south of d.c. over the overnight hours. that system clears the region and moves off towards the north and east. we're looking at dense fog and is beginning to set up south of d.c. we have fog advisories for stafford county. this is our futurecast as we move through the next 48 hours. skies will clear for the overnight and by tomorrow look for a good deal of sunshine. winds will be more out of the south and west. that will keep things mild for the day on friday. 35 to 44 today. nighttime lows will be in the 20's. highs will be around 47 to 52 tomorrow. let's check on the rush-hour commute. over to amanda meadows. >> interstates are running very smoothly. we have slick conditions, so be careful on curves, off ramps. give yourself extra braking room. on the off a cras

temperature has been dropping slowly down to 46 in ashburn. pretty good rain accounts -- rain amounts. temperatures are going down. a few patches of rain. this is the trailing edge. the scan shows it is producing coast. and down the east all of that will move out and as it moves out, temperatures will fall to become breezy and by morning, temperatures range between 20 and 36, 34 for the low inside the beltway in the metro area. we have some snowflakes and our forecast. >> thank you. breaking news tonight. i hit and run in d.c. i driver hit a pedestrian and kept going. this happened an hour and a half ago near stanton road in southeast. the victim was found a couple of blocks away. no word on his or her condition. police are looking for a nissan ultima. if you have been procrastinating it is not too late. the white house announced you'll have an extra day to sign up for health care insurance in time to have it start with the new year. it seems the white house tried to keep this extension quiet. reluctant towere confirm people were being given a

ashburn, 37 degrees. park.takoma upper northwest d.c., 36 degrees. up.ly, slowly warming the sunshine will continue for the next several hours. 36, winchester. a degree colder in martinsburg. now, quantico, 42 degrees. temperatures not only in the middle-40's, but the lower-50's. is milder air will make its way to our area. the change in wind direction and the higher pressure -- that is going to warm us up for the end of the week and into the upcoming weekend. bitllite radar -- a little of light snow fell across southern maryland early this morning. cars and some on sidewalks and roadways. that quickly melted away and now no problems as we move through the afternoon hours. this is our futurecast. the cloud cover will dissipate later on today. lots of sunshine by 4:00 or 5:00. the sun will set around 5:40. by friday, we will keep temperatures above average for this time of year. sunny for thisy afternoon. 38-43 degrees. wind will be out of the northwest. could see some higher wind gusts. low underovernight clear skies. the day tomorrow looks pretty ni

khawaja vohra tran driving school from his home in ashburn. he is accused of inappropriately ouching victims during driving lessons. just a heart breaking loss in southwest washington and the gallaudet university community. >> retired professor frances margaret parsons has died. she was out walking her dog. it is easy to see how deeply she is missed. >> frances margaret parsons spent the last 20 years of her life at southwest d.c.'s town square towers. the general manager said they were getting ready for a holiday party. >> a gentleman came and said someone was lying in the driveway. >> she was walking with her dog on this ramp. a man driving a porsche cayenne s was driving when he hit parsons. >> it is a terrible tragedy. >> parsons lived an incredible life. declared deaf at age 5. she never let the disability stop her. she traveled all over the world. swhept to antarctica at age 83. she worked at gallaudet university for a quarter century. some of that as an art history professor. she even wrote a number of books. >> to think about how many

but you cannot beat these temperatures. 58 in ashburn, virginia.ook at how much rain we have seen. pretty much over an inch and a quarter. rain at the laurel .igh school annex a much warmer than average. as we show you the live super doppler, most of the rain is more spotty in nature. earlier this morning we had a pretty wide range shield across the region. now it is a little bit more spotty. i think most of the rain is beginning to ramp up and all this precipitation will continue tracking towards the east. look at these temperatures along the coast, well into the 60's. miami, 80 one degrees. quite a different story if you're traveling for christmas. take it from the midwest to northern dakota, that is where the cold air is. this cold air will start to filter its way in. so traveling today, along the east coast it will be wet. fortunately not a lot in the way of wintry weather. across the dash across this section of the country it is relatively quiet. it is the stream of moisture coming in from the gulf and extending all the way into new england. i

washington redskins players gathered with fans at the team's aspirin facility -- asked burn -- ashburn facility. >> welcome. >> it is called a chalk talk. staff and players from the washington redskins shared a meal with hundreds of fans. >> it took me back. joinedrt griffin iii teammates in a casual coup -- q&a session. the team's foundation is donating 100% of the proceeds to an organization raising money for childhood cancer research. in founder passed away october with a brain tumor the size of a walnut. help and bring about research that will lead to cures. >> chris cooley's mother is a three year cancer survivor. >> the courage of a little girl go so far. >> she raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for charities and just last week, the house passed the bill named after her. rg iii says there is a lot to learn on and off the field from this inspiring little girl. >> it embodies everything that we are trying to talk about right now. she said you might have a bad day today but there are always -- there is always a bright spot to look for tomorrow. >> that now famous quote will be

. >>> a driving instructor from ashburn has been charged with sex crimes involving two of his own teenage students. 63-year-old khawaja vohra owns aali fastrack driving school. the loudoun county sheriff's office is investigating whether there are more possible victims out there. >>> now to this disturbing story out of mississippi, police say two little brothers were kidnapped, sexually abused and one of them had their throat slashed. the 5-year-old escaped and ran for help. his 8-year-old brother is hospitalized in stable condition. the man right here, this is the system, 41 years old, a lengthy record -- suspect, 41 years old, a lengthy record. he was released from prison in june where he spent time for racketeering. >>> a trip from a casino had a tour bus overturn and killed one passenger and injured two dozen. it happened along interstate 15 in southern california. that bus was headed from l.a. to a casino in san diego county. the highway was wet, but police are trying to figure out what went wrong. >>> new tonight a florida congressman busted buying cocaine in d.c. last month says he

ashburn is 33 with germantown and lovettsville. to the east more clouds, a little warmer souper marlboro and north beach sit at 36 this morning with 35 in waldorf and college park. outside on our michael & son weather camera, no problems with visibility. looking good here. we've got some clouds, mostly cloudy skies and that 37 feels like 28 with that windchill. wind out of the north, northwest at 16 miles an hour. winds are going to be a factor today. at times the winds will gust maybe 25 or so. dress like wind chills are in the 20s and 30s. while we're 37 here, we're 66 degrees warmer than our friends up at international falls. minus 29 right now. that's the core of the arctic air. 2 below in chicago. that's a very cold morning. for us we're going to get a little bit of the cold tomorrow. not going to last all that long. if you look at the west coast, notice how this storm is moving west to east. so the cold comes down but this storm is going to push it out of the way as it moves off towards the east. we have the arctic blast ther

district spans a huge geographical area, many represented by state senator dick black who lives in ashburn and plans to run for the congressional seat. >> we're extremely strong in the west. >> reporter: black served also in the house of delegates and is a former marine who was wounded 10 minutes after this photo was taken in vietnam. >> there is corporal smith who was killed right beside me. >> reporter: he says the marine training gives him the drive to charge forward and he says he's determined to win the gop nomination. >> i am what i am. i am pro life. i am pro gun. i am pro free enterprise. these things are not going to change. >> reporter: he also supports traditional marriage and says he'll vote the way he believes, though he wasn't in favor of the shutdown, he praises those who try to defund obamacare and wants to continue on that course. peggy fox, wusa9. >> black is not an official candidate but has taken the first step of forming an exploratory committee. virginia's 10th district includes much of northern virginia. it has been gerrymandered to favor republican candidates but ha

jason for cbs 4 said today from a source that kyle shanahan is universally hated at ashburn at redskinsrk. the direct quote was, kyle shanahan is the head coach, but no one knows he is. >> wow. >> so people aren't happy about the way he acts and everything. so, mike stays, maybe kyle is gone. >> probably won't, i suppose. >> probably won't until the end of the season. >> we don't have enough time to talk about that. you need more time to do that. that's it for us, bruce and jan will see you at 7:00 and we'll talk with maryland governor. have a good day.

now it's obvious the frustration is building in ashburn, but despite being out of the playoff picture line to play for. >> right now, we haven't played -- we have to get back to that and that's our focus in the next five weeks. >> take pride in yourself to approach these games with the same way you would approach, even though you know the season is going to end. but you know, still a lot of football left to play and you know, we can still turn the season around. >> playoffs well underway for high schools. facing off in the 4a semifinals. running the zone read. carl evans sprints down the sideline for the score. the rams just too tough today. robert, he'll take the handoff. he'll fight through traffic and well, he just scores a touchdown of his own. suitland off to the state championship game next week with a 46-25 win. and here in the district, mckinley and friendship facing off in the d.c. state semifinal. the knights are rolling in this one. friendship crushes mcfinly 43- 0. the d.c. state title next week. >>> on the hardwood, expected to be a big contributor to the basketball team

rockville, ashburn, fairfax 31. prince george's county 32. bowie and baden at 33. even to our east we have to watch out for some pockets of slick areas. >>> speaking of pockets of slick areas, here's monika with timesaver traffic. >> what it's causing is slipping and sliding. i'm noticing that a lot of bigger vehicles like trucks and accidents as well this morning. right now there's a crash on the southbound side of 95 on the ramp to the inner loop to the beltway right here in college park. that's heading southbound on 495. there's also a crash hopefully clearing up now on the eastbound side of route 50 at route 301 in bowie. let's take a look at our next map. this is going to be on our ipad feature where there is -- traffic feature now and you can see in real time what's going on on roads even in your neighborhood. i've been looking at the crash on the outer loop at route 123 tysons corner involving an overturned tractor-trailer. virginia state police tell me it's going to be a while before they can offload the tires it was carrying and clear up the accident. so i

a deer went airborne and hit her as she was jogging in ashburn here near the dulles green way last nightother woman had hit the deer. the impact is what sent the animal flying. the driver was also treated and released from the hospital. >>> the official start of winter may still be a couple of weeks away, but mother nature isn't waiting. dangerous and now deadly storm is blanketing much of the country right now. nbc's jay gray reports from one of the hardest hit area, little rock, arkansas. >> reporter: as the snow and ice moved across the middle of the country it turned deadly. the storm is being blamed for at least nine deaths. one of those victims killed when the weight of the ice pushed a tree on to his home in arkansas. road crews battled the conditions all day. plowing, salting, and sanding where they could. but from texas through ohio, it was next to impossible to stay ahead of the storm. >> it felt like my car was kind of weaving back and forth. just because it was so slick. >> it is a massive storm system. nasa satellite images show the blanket of white. while below the clouds t

. >>> ashburn driving instructor charged with sexual assault. police say he made inappropriate comments and touched an 18-year-old female and a juvenile. police are looking for more possible victims. >>> a long-time professor hit and killed by a car while walking her dog in southwest d.c. 90-year-old was hit by a car tuesday pulling out of the parking garage. her dog was not injured and police filed no charges. >>> architects announced restoration plans for the u.s. capitol dome. the project will eliminate rust and cracks in the structure. the capitol dome is 160 years old. during the process, it will be covered in scaffolding much like the washington monument. >>> an angry protest outside a u.s. consulate. her name is devyani. prosecutors say she submitted false documents to obtain a work visa and paid her $3 an hour. u.s. marshalls announced she was strip searched but standard protocol, they deny the allegation she was subject to a more intrusive salve tt tty -- y search. >>> a deal considered likely to pass the senate. it's part of the larger

. >> joining us here in washington, lauren ashburn. chris starwald, digital politics editor for fox news .host of the online show power play. and juan williams, a fox news analyst who has interviewed nelson mandela. what does it say about our media culture? >> the focus is on a nonstory. this is low hanging fruit for the media, something that's easy for them to shoot. they don't have to cover the speech itself, they don't have to talk to people. all they have to do is focus their lens on an event and then talk about it. we minimize real news because number one, sometimes it can be entertaining in the case of the selfies and number two, it is easier. >> chris, nonstory, but let's stipulate raul castro is a dictator. >> the castro brothers are monsters and they have repressed their people for decades. the president shaking his hand, the first one since bill clinton to do so in 2000 is significant. and the other thing that happens in a story like this is nelson mandela was near death for some many months. his passing from this either was

joining us now, laura ashburn. judy miller, fox news contributor and kirsten powers. lauren, i thought the media were having this wonderful romance with barack obama. what happened? >> i think despite what many people think, the bloom is off the rose. he's been hammered on health care. he's been slapped over the sluggish economy. he's been add mon initialled about access issues. >> and judy, you've been through legal wars as a journalist. was the disclosure of the administration's surveillance of ap and fox news journalists maybe a turning point this year? >> i think it really was and it was long overdue. this love affair between barack obama and the mainstream media, it took something like the associated press, the sustained war on the media to turn the media around and say what's going on here? we have eight government officials or contractors either in jail or under investigation. that is more than all administrations put together. so they finally woke up. >> is it also now a piling oefk that perhaps some journalists try to overcompensate for what might be seen as

lauren ashburn, fox news contributor and author of the column on foxnews.com. jim pinkerton, fox news contributor, and dana milbank, columnist for "the washington post." given the magnitude of the mistake on this benghazi story, was cbs justified in suspending lara logan? >> absolutely. this was a colossal mistake and something had to be done. that isn't to take away from lara logan and max mcclellan, who are very good journalists. but this is true in any corporation. when something goes wrong, you have to apologize and take action in order to maintain your credibility. >> i'm told the suspension will be for a significant period of time, not just a couple of weeks, which some might see as a slap on the wrist. but jim woods, someone without the track record and star power of lara logan have been fighting this. >> that's possible. an old joke in journalism, too good to check. if you make millions a year, you're obligated. jeff factor, overall in charge of the show, why didn't he suspend himself as well as logan and mcclellan? >> that's a serious suggestion? >> wh

ashburn starting around 16 to 17 degrees this morning. and now for tomorrow morning i'm forecasting 28 in d.c., with many locations dropping to the low 20s once again. our windchills tompl morning will be in the teens. when i return i'll show you which neighborhoods will be if coldest tomorrow morning. >>> concerns about the care of the animals a t the national zoo. zoo officials say the staff is stretched way too thin and that's creating a real challenge for them. the revelation comes on the heels of an internal report following several incidents at the zoo, including the deaths of three animals. officials say the issues stem from not having enough staff in the number of animals they have, and budget cuts are to blame. >> resources are stretched thin. we won't compromise staff safety. >> they posted more details about the the recent animal deaths on their website. >>> nelson mandela was honored and remembered today with a national memorial service here in washington. the service at the national cathedral commemorated mandela's life and l

we'll have full coverage from ashburn coming up this evening. i'm kristen berset. have a great tuesday. >>> if you tried to sign up for insurance yesterday on obamacare and you forgot, most of you still have a one-day extension so that's good. >> that is good. plus, this morning nasa astronauts head out on to a space walk hoping to finish repairs to an important system on the international space station. 5:24. how is traffic? is it light? >> it's very light, andrea. here for example on 270 at father hurley boulevard, no problems at all. volumes are extremely light down to the point where the lanes divide. same story on route 355 through the rockville area. we'll have more news, weather and traffic coming up in about three [ female announcer ] if you love natural creamers, you'll love coffee-mate natural bliss. made with only milk... cream... sugar... and a touch of flavor. coffee-mate natural bliss. simply put, it's naturally delicious. >>> hello and welcome back to wusa9 this christmas eve. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. you have more shopping in. >> i'm d

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. >> reporter: for this ashburn girl, it was a rare chance to construct the perfect snowman. >> just her she kisses for the eyes and little button thingies for the mouth and a scarf>> rep his family might be able to smile a little bit, too. i heard just in the last 30 minutes for the trey family, they saw a dominion power contractor come driving up chimney lane. they may be able to feel the warmth pretty soon out there. now we'll turn to montgomery county and christ gordon. >> reporter: the windchill factor picking up. doug just told you about it. i'm here to verify. it's getting cold and that's a concern because although main road ways like 355 in germantown are dry, side streets are wet and we could have dangerous slippery conditions. we spent the day in montgomery county, here in germantown, damascus, clarksburg, they got about three inches of snow. we wanted to find the great white north in our viewing area, where they got the most snow. they got six inches of snow here in frederick county. if you own a snow blower, you finally got to use it. >> the last couple years we've had wi

that was one of the main topics at today's press conference in ashburn.re was very little chat about their upcoming game against kansas city and more about the state of the team. however, both griffin and shanahan of course say their relationship is just fine. >> i haven't spent a lot of time here obviously. i haven't spent a lot of time in the league and it takes time to build that trust over time. with a coach anytime. >> i think it's always been good. yeah. i know -- some of the things i read it's not always that good. but i've always felt it's been good. >> and the state of the redskins is a national conversation. most of the attention is on the ownership. if mike shanahan were not to come back next season, could the redskins even get a high quality coach to replace him? according to former super bowl winning coach tony dungy the answer is no. here's what he had to say on the show earlier this week on dan patrick's show. >> when you're interviewing coaches for the job and you haven't told me i've lost the job, yet -- no. i would not want to work there

what the significance of the ashburn arroyo culture is you can judge not overwhelmed by the fact there'sozens of new apps coming. i think there are more important things. >> side a question about how you reconcile the tradition of anarchism to the abstract authority and power conversion. it could be argued the federal government during the civil war was coercive to the confederate case. we know that it was the civil war was a revolution of slaves against slavery in the federal government ended up intervening months later. that could be argued as an authority. so how do you actually navigate that. for example, the definition between labor and capital. do you see that as something that is may be different from our offered as a different active because i think that could account for the reason why, for example, there are things that capitalism that can be argued several different ways that this is intervening on my ability to pay my workers a low-wage or whatnot. >> i didn't understand -- >> my question his authority alphas and abstract term. >> i think there's anything abstract about autho

lauren ashburn joins us now. i want to start with this, what's happened to "60 minutes"? have a credibility crisis over these three stories. it's as if cbs lost its compass. first of all, as you mentioned, you had benghazi. you have two wonderful journalists in lara logan and max mcclellan, her producer who have been put on indefinite leave for believing an eyewitness who turned out to be completely and absolutely wrong. and as you said, jeff bezos, boy, did he get a christmas present after their report the day before cyber monday that talked about his drone program, and charlie rose was all gaga about these drones. but not one really serious question about whether or not the faa would be able to handle this, when would this happen, what are the technical problems. it was really good publicity. leland: i wonder how much this has to do with money in the sense that doing ard-hitting investigation -- hard-hitting investigation, sending crews all over the country, sending anchors to stake out people that you want to ask tough questions to, that's really expensive. going to in

one must call from john in ashburn, virginia. independent line. --ler: host: john, are you there? all right. we will continue following this conversation on facebook and twitter this morning. bynext, we will be joined one of the senators from up on capitol hill. senator tom coburn will talk about his new report on wasteful government spending. then we will look at the prospects for comprehensive tax reform is a panel of tax experts. we will be right back. >> this was a deliberate move by the government to end the controversy. this was always the perspective of the government. she was the one who stood out. she should not have. she was responsible. that was the idea -- that she was the victim and that she should have been protected. they say that there was an elite force of police that would accompany her into the rally where she was killed. there.sn't we sell videos, pictures, we talked to numerous witnesses, we interview 250 people, and all of the people we interviewed said no box formation, no elite force for her protection. that was the duty of the government. former u.n. assis