cinnamon run apartment complex in aspen hill. getting to work and you can be certain that on their minds is what happened here last night and the two suspects still on the run. let's take a look at some video shot around 9:15. a very heavy police presence outside the apartments here off connecticut avenue in aspen hill. police are saying that three suspects, including two suspects who were wearing masks forced themselves into an apartment shortly after 9:00. a fight broke out. shots were then fired. three people in all were hurt. two people, one victim, one suspect transported to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the other irthd onpers was -- just suffered minor injuries. we're told t was hurt but not shot. though residents are very shaken up. let's take a listen to what they had to say. >> i was just looking at tv and the complex came up on the news saying there had been a shooting. i'm like, where? >> being a woman, you know, walking around in general having any kind of crime is a bit unsettling. >> reporter: unse

live in aspen hill in montgomery county, tom rousey. to anotherfrom there police investigation, this one in the district where police are threeg to determine if armed robberies are connected. took place in northwest with two happening less than an hour apart from each other early this morning. the scenes on p street in georgetown with what know so far. >> police are looking into the possibility that these cases are connected. have taken things like wallets, credit cards, cell phones. no one's been hurt but in each the two suspects had a gun. >> that's unusual for this neighborhood. terrifying crimes, all unfolding at least steps from in northwestidors washington, have residents rattled. describe it as being safe but i don't come out at night very often. case two say in each suspects approached two victims from behind and fled with valuables. earlytest crimes happened sunday morning. ind and p, 1:30 a.m. georgetown. idaho avenue. 3:20. say in that violent confrontation, one of the pointed a handgun at said, the victims and it "how's it g

two men tried to rob an aspen hill family inside their apartment. around 9:00 last night, three masked men burst into the apartment on pear tree court. several people were inside at the time, including two children. police tell us during the robbery there was a fight between one of the suspects and his victim. the man was shot. one of the suspects was hurt. both were taken to the hospital. the other two masked men took off running. police are still investigating but did not say whether anything was taken from the home. >>> police looking for two men who may be connected to three robberies at gunpoint. the robberies started along mccomb street on halloween when two people were held up. a couple was robbed while walking home on idaho avenue early sunday morning. a man and his house mate were robbed in georgetown about an hour before that. one of the victims talked with news 4 but did not want to show his face. >> just turns around with a gun and puts it in my house mate's face and makes us both get on the ground. >> in all the cases, the robbers took

aspen institute is that occasionally you get invited to sit in with the aspen strategy group, with my friend strobe and angela and steve and, of course, run by nick burns but the crisis with russia everyday takes another step but these are the people best adapt at dealing with it. in fact, the aspen strategy group was started 30 years ago with really the crises in russia in mind. so without i would like to turn over to nick burns, the director of the aspen strategy group and a professor at the kennedy school at harvard. thanks for doing this. >> good afternoon, everyone. it's a great pleasure for me to welcome all of you here to the aspen institute. this is the washington ideas roundtable series, and the for sale want to do is thank michele smith and the robert h. smith family foundation for making this possible. i also want to recognize some important tests in the rupert we have four ambassadors from a letter country. with ambassador to finland, ambassador of the stone, the ambassador of latvia and ambassador of denmark. we also three former members of congress jim moody, jim slatter

right in aspen hill. southbound georgia avenue, southbound connecticut. the off-ramp is completely blocked to connecticut avenue. you can still go past that and make a right turn on to connecticut because of that water main break. if you want to take an alternate, layhill or norbeck your best bet. all of our typical spots here. 395, 40 miles per hour. heading into the 14th street bridge. taking a lookt 66 heading into town, no problems there. a little bit slow at 31 miles per hour. taking a look at a trip up 95. not so bad here. and try angle southbound, a little slow. volume slow across woodbridge and lore ton as well. guys? >> thanks, melissa. it is now 6:53. right now some of you may be getting ready to take a new route to work. the final stretch of the inter county connector is now open. this is chopper 4 live over the icc this morning. traffic moving well right now. crews opened the road over the weekend. we drove through and saw many people taking their first trip. the trip does come with a price. during rush hour, the entire 19-mile stretch of the

the aspen strategy group in his 30th year.back in early august aspen colorado is weaker for you to take on a big subject in this here this time partisan group republicans, democrats, independents independents mostly americans but joined by several european and asian leaders met to discuss what the west should do in response. to commend this book to you. it contains a lead essay by strobe talbott and i will introduce jovana man who gave the earnest memorial lecture. he tried to frame this issue in historical terms and in terms of the evolution of russia's path since the fall of the soviet union in 1991. it contains essays by many other americans and europeans. how do we think about this crisis? what our president putin's motivations and strategic ambitions? has the west reacted significantly and effectively? would have implications for global energy? what are the implications for china and china's relationship with russia and the west? so we will talk today about these issues but i do want to commend this book to you. i would a

. >>> we'll get to that, but we start tonight with tables turned against a home invader in aspen hill, maryland. thank you for joining us. i'm lesli foster. >> i'm derek mcginty. today police charged a 30-year- old habitual criminal with attempted murder after he was disarmed, captured and beaten down by just the folks he was trying to rob even though one of the victims was shot in the fight. scott broom is in aspen hill where it happened. >> reporter: you could describe what happened in an apartment here on pear tree court as mayhem last night and it happened with two little kids urge the age of 4 in the apartment to witness it. when it was over, this man, 30- year-old alleged home invader and gunman barrington dean watts had been disarmed, beaten and restrained by the two women and wounded man he attempted to rob. watts is accused of bursting into the apartment after 9:00 last night with two accomplices. one of the victims, a 26-year- old man was shot in the shoulder during the struggle and the two accomplices got away with some money, but watts paid for it dearly. the alleged gunma

that's coming up at 4:51. >>> a big problem in aspen hill. want to remind you because it's going to be a mess for quite some time. southbound georgia right there at connecticut avenue. we have that water main break. a couple of lanes will be blocked as you turn on to connecticut. a a alternate is norbeck or layhill. no major problems into or out of towns. beltway looking good. nice and green all the major routes. no issues there either. taking a look at 66 and 95 in virginia, no construction. most of what was happening overnight is now out of the way. moving along. no problems there. 270 north in maryland, we're looking good into town, out of townful moving right along. weather and traffic at 4:51. a live look at prince george's county when we come back. >>> 4:42. >>> 16 before the hour right now. there is a special preview of the concert for valor today. the full concert is happening tomorrow, veterans day. it will honor those who served. it starts at 7:00 p.m. we already found crews working on the main stage there. rihanna, bruce springstee

i'm scott broom in aspen hill. pistol taken away from him and was badly beaten by his victims. >> reporter: this is bruce 16-year-old robbery suspects inside one of the city's best high schools. i'll have the story coming up. >> reporter: i'm debra alfarone, my new friends kate and megan and we are here at the concert for valor sound tech. who are we listening to? >> jessie j. >> reporter: you don't want to miss it. >>> we'll get to that, but we start tonight with tables turned against a home invader in aspen hill, maryland. thank you for joining us. i'm lesli foster. >> i'm derek mcginty. today police charged a 30-year- old habitual criminal with attempted murder after he was disarmed, captured and beaten down by just the folks he was trying to rob even though one of the victims was shot in the fight. scott broom is in aspen hill where it happened. >> reporter: you could describe what happened in an apartment here on pear tree court as mayhem last night and it happened with two little kids urge the age of 4 in the

>> in other news, police still have not tracked down the suspects behind a shooting and robbery in aspen hill. it was just after 9:00 last night when three suspects forced their way into a home in the cinnamon run apartment complex last night off connecticut avenue. a fight broke out and gunshots were fired. two people were hurt inside the apartment. one victim and one suspect were both rushed to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. two suspects as we said are still on the run. >>> crews are working to repair a broken water main that's also in aspen hill. a 10-inch pipe burst around 5:00 last night. it's located near the intersection of connecticut and georgia avenue. it wasn't until 10:30 that wssc workers were finally able to get the water turned off. officials say the repair job has been difficult. >> it's about 375 customers without of water as a result of the break. we're going to work as quickly as we can to hopefully get it back into service by this afternoon. hopefully the water will be back on by this afternoon. the roads are a different story. you can see it's a mudd

this happened before 9:00 at the intersection of mariana drive and aspen hill road. montgomery county police tell us they first approached the driver in a parking lot in aspen hill. officers noticed his license was suspended and they called a tow truck. as the tow truck arrived, they san jose he in the car and took off. he hit a utility pole, a free and ended up on top an empty parked car. he was taken to the hospital in grave condition. >>> new this morning, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a row house fire in the district. d.c. fire and ems sent us some pictures we can show you here. the fire happened last night at a row house on fourth and eighth streets. no one was hurt. >>> take a look at your screen right now. several police agencies looking for this man right here. they want to talk to him about a kidnapping at the vienna metro station in fairfax county. a woman was in her car thursday when a man with a gun got in and forced her to drive to several atms. derrick ward has more on this ideal. >> metro transit police, prince george's county poli

detectives are all over this apartment building in aspen hills. i'm going to step away and you can see detectives now on the second floor apartment there. they are concentrating in that area. we're getting very limited information, but the call came out around 9:15 this evening at the peppermint tree farm apartments off pear tree court and connecticut avenue in aspen hill. one person we're told was shot, two injured. one person is in custody and one person they're still looking for. we talked with a couple witnesses who said they heard a couple of shots and here's what some of them had to say. >> i was just looking at tv and the complex came up on the news, said there's been a shooting. i'm like where? >> being a woman walking around in general having any kind of crime is a bit unsettling. >> reporter: so again very limited information at this hour. we are waiting for a public information officer who is supposed to arrive any minute, but the police cars, detectives are here concentrating and investigating on exactly what happened. >>> enjoy this w

there's four black people in aspen." [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. right. of them flew in with me. >> seth: right. >> so -- [ laughter and applause ] so we out there -- and he came in handy though, because we was -- we -- my kids were skiing down the hill. i rolled down the hill. and we got at the bottom hill, and nobody could find the little boy. and everybody was looking for the little boy. but he was up on the mountain, and he had on all black, and he's fat. if you look up there, he look like a cave opening. [ laughter ] >> seth: so that's how you found him? >> just look like a big hole in the mountain up there. >> seth: that's good. so once you knew that, you probably didn't lose him ever again. >> no, he's just -- he's fat. he stays there. [ laughter ] >> seth: you stick around. i have some questions. i want to ask you about "ask steve." i want to ask you about "family feud," and i want to did you about the new dating website. are you going to stick around? >> for sure. >> seth: all right. we'll be back with more steve harvey after this. [ cheers and a

institute and serves as director of the aspen institute rodale public leadership, a republican member of congress from oklahoma from 1997 until 1992 serving as a member of the appropriations and budget committee. he committee. he taught for 11 years at harvard john f. kennedy school of government as well as serving on faculty of the university of maryland law school. very impressive. he also actively contributes to public discourse. he is also a frequent public speaker and regular guest on many leading radio and public television broadcast. so welcome to you both and to all of our audience members. we are looking forward to an interesting conversation about grassroots advocacy. i would remind you to please silence your cell phones. thank you. >> thank you. i am grateful to everyone who has come. former congressman mickey edwards. i am i am going to start with basically three main messages. the first one is kind of obvious. most people feel hopeless and cynical about making a difference. the second is a little less obvious. i i have seen people make a profound difference on issues that

the series is made possible with funding from the aspen innovation fund for which, of course, we are most grateful. we expect to schedule grand rounds four to six times a year, taking full advantage of our plim location here in washington to engage individual thinkers and doers in the field. this is an invitation-only event and we've asked you to join us because we believe you can take the forward focused ideas you'll be hearing about and spread them further. we are live streaming this event and a videotape will be up on our website within the next 24 hours. so please feel free to share it with colleagues or to watch it again yourselves. and now it's my great pleasure to introduce a man who actually needs little or no introduction, dr. thomas frieden, director of the centers for disease control and prevention. dr. frieden's talk ebola and global health security will take us into the heart of the most recent infectious disease scare. he'll be reminding us that mike robes have no respect for national borders which means this is not only a moral imperative but an act of self-interest to

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it happened on pear tree court in aspen hill. police say three men tried to rob a family inside their apartment there. during the confrontation, three people were hurt, one of which was shot. everyone is expected to be okay. police were able to arrest one of the suspected robbers. >>> and right now, you have a new option to get all the way from gaithersburg to laural without using the beltway, the connector to route 1 is now open. crews opened the road over the weekend. we found many people also taking their first trip on this first roadway. be sure to use the easy pass. during rush00 the entire 19 mile stretch of the icc cost $4.40. >>> today, montgomery county will unveil a new memorial in rockville. dedicating the fallen heroes memorial and an eternal flame. that's going to be happen at 1:00 this afternoon. it's happening at the complex center. on monroe street. the county says the memorial will honor all the soldiers and police officers who risked their lives for our country every day. >>> and new at midday, right now, joe bi

thanks to the aspen institute for bringing us together. i'm going to go through a large number of slides because i want to get a lot of information out there but i also want to do to other things. one, leave plenty of time for questions and discussion, and two, remember to leave you with what i think is the single most important concept that i will be sharing. that is that infectious diseases are here to stay, but we can make a difference, we can control them and push them back if we focus on three fundamental principles. first, finding threats when they first emerge. second, responding effectively. third, having learned from those activities, preventing them wherever possible. that key formulation of finding, stopping, and preventing, is going to be essential to every aspect of our infectious disease control measures. the cdc works 24/7 to save lives, protects people, and save money through prevention. we have more than 12,000 health professionals who work to find, stop, and prevent health threats. we analyze information around the world

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[applause] another speaker at the atlantic and aspen institute's washington ideas forum. was attorney general eric holder, he discussed his ideas regarding the criminal justice system and race relations in america. >> mr. attorney general idol don't think they are plotting for me i think they are here to see you and here you want to start by ethic -- asking you something about that would remove's ferguson police chief and officer darren wilson the police officer who shot and killed michael brown in missouri this is a first step could you shed any more light on this story. >> we have an ongoing pattern of practice at a fake it would be appropriate for me to comment on any specifics that you have mentioned. i will say that i think it is pretty clear that the need for wholesale change is appropriate exactly what the forms of that change would be, we will wait until we complete our inquiry. >> this is another weak in this investigation that has seen a since august.ks you have called them inappropriate and troubling. why is that gecko -- why is that? i think it is inconsistent

. >> reporter: that's aspen burton taking to youtube three years ago to proclaim the mastermind is no. >> everybody knows the name, charles manson. >> reporter: meet the future mrs. charles manson. >> i believe this is absolutely ludicrous on multilevels. tonight by phone from her riverside home, deborah tate, sister of sharon tate, killed by manson followers, stunned to learn of the pending newspaper shuls. explaining i love him, i'm with him. >> there all kinds of things. burton, who bears a striking resemblance to atkins, the convicted member of the manson family, has been in touch with him since she was 17. she says marrying manson will allow her documents. there are certain things next of kin can do. aspen burton has devoted almost a decade proclaiming manson is innocent. >> he's a completely different person than the things that you see on tv. >> i do know that he is a killer. he w a killer long before they happened upon my sister's house. and after. >> if the wedding takes place, the couple will be allowed ten guests, who are not inmates. they will never be alone together. mans

the car landed on its side, right next to a parked car on aspen hill road. investigators say moments before that crash, the driver fled from police after they found out he had a suspended lice to you. >>> well, construction has begun on what will be the tallest building in tyson's corner. there was a groundbreaking this morning on the new capital one headquarters. 31 stories tall when done. 470-feet height will only be exceeded by the washington monument, which is 555 feet tall. in addition to the offices this new building will also include retail and a community center. >> wow. pretty big deal. >>> let's get the word on the weather and just how low are we going to go, doug. >> overnight low temperatures tonight really going to be dealing with the wind chill early tomorrow morning. that's the number that i want you to think about. in the teens when you wake up. take a look outside right now. first off, we show you a pretty nice evening currently. 4:53, the time the sun went down. 52 in the d.c. metro area. 49 degrees at 7:00, but dropping to 38 by 11:00. it

. >>> police in aspen hill on the lookout for two men involved in a home invasion investigators say thanks to two women a third man did not get away. today prosecutors charged 30- year-old barrington dean watts with attempted murder. investigators say watts broke into an apartment on pear tree court last night, but the victims wrestled his pistol away from him, beat him badly and held him until the cops got there. a 26-year-old man visiting that apartment was shot in the shoulder in all the mayhem. >> one of the victims was able to get a handle on the gun and was actually helped out by another victim. so a struggle ensued. one of the victims suffered a gunshot wound to the shoulder. they were able to detain this one suspect. the other two suspects fled. >> police say the two accomplices who were with watts escaped with some money. two children were in that apartment at the time. luckily they weren't hurt. the victim and attacker know each other. >>> police say another home invasion in mclean also involved people who knew each other. fairfax county investigators have been at this house all

she is on the board of a number of great organizations such as he aspen institute and if that were not all she is also the 2010 best seller "the blue sweater, bridging the gap between rich and poor in an interconnected world." if you haven't read it, you should. there are a lot of key insights that attracted knee jacqueline's work. i've known of her for a long time and i am delighted to say we've become friends over the past few months. we had a terrific dinner 2010 b "the blue sweater, bridging the gap between rich and poor in an interconnected world." if you haven't read it, the other night at jacqueline's apartment in new york city where we talked about some of the biggest issues facing us in politics and in america and around the world and how all of us can be better ready to serve the poor. forward to king this for a lopping time. welcome, jacqueline. >> thanks, arthur. i'm excited, too. >> forward to this for a this conversation at will benefit everybody i think. i'll start with a little background. some people know really well what acumen does. those who don't are going to be am

final home game aspen head coach quakers taking on harvard.ton, jr., run the finale ran for a career high 235 yards and three touchdowns. the princeton won a share of that ivy league title with a 34-24 victory over penn. >> over to the mainline villanova hosting albany. john robertson shows yet again for the wildcats the qb with five touchdowns in the game. villanova beat albany >> thank you soap for watching "eyewitness news" here on the cw philly to in it. for justin and lesley and all of us here i'm natasha brown. we're back with you at 11:00 on cbs-3. have a great night, everyone. ♪ doug, i'm gonna miss my train. what time is it? would you relax? you have plenty of time. okay, that clock only has one hand. oh, yeah. all right, what time is it on the coffee maker? oh, well, the coffee maker is mountain standard time, plus, it's 5 minutes fast, so that would make it, uh... i can't do this. all right, the microwave says it's 7:10. that's good. 7:09, 7:08. oh, that's my egg pocket. i can't be late for work. what does your watch say? it's not a

jack was in aspen, i was packing up some bags.) we were splitting up at the time, and when i walkedhouse i saw a blue jeans jacket and some cameras, and i recognized the jacket as the one roman had been wearing the night before. i didn't really think anything of it, because jack's house was always sort of populated, people came in and out. he had a number of people working for him. people dropped by. it was -- it wasn't unusual -- it wasn't an unusual thing to see an item of clothing of somebody's sitting on the bulkhead. so i paid no attention. i made a phone call, and within minutes, roman appeared with a young woman. i -- i didn't think, really, about how old she might be. she was tall. she asked the sex of the dog, and they left. the next evening, i'm still packing up in the house, and i saw a lot of flashlights below the window in the garden. there were some guys in the garden, and i -- i went to a window above the main door and looked down, and there were about seven big guys there. and roman. and roman was ringing the doorbell, and i went down, opened the door, and he said, t

when it arrived, the man took off, hit a utility pole, a tree and flipped onto another car here on aspen hill road and marietta drive. >>> vdot is showing you new tools of how they will get around in the snow. it will be a tracking device to help you and plow operators know which ones were cleared and which ones still need to be done. vdot says the goal is to give you as much realtime information on the road conditions as possible so you know when to leave to get to your destination on time. when we first talked about the snowplow plans, i thought it was way in the future. but with these temperatures -- >> it feels like it's getting close. >> yeah. >>> we'll go to tom kierein now with an update on the forecast. >> brr, it's mid-november and feeling more like mid-winter this morning. our temperatures right now in fairfax county, from restin, fairfax and prince george's, near 30. and near the chesapeake bay as well. we had a wind gust at reagan international, 35 miles per hour. the leaves are swirling around and the windchills are just in the teens. windchill right now in gaithersburg, 12

it's a pleasure to welcome everyone to the aspen institute. this is the idea roundtable series and the first thing i want to do is thank michele smith for thinking this -- making this possible. i also want to recognize important guests in the room you have four ambassadors from allied countries into the ambassador of finland and of estonia and latvia. we have three former members of congress and it's always perilous in the room like this to recognize special friends but we have two special friends given the topic which is the crisis with russia over ukraine. in research and collins who has extraordinarily effective ambassador to russia long time specialist to all of us on the panel. he was the ambassador to ukraine long time specialist and i think all of us have worked with steve as well and so congratulations to both of them and thank you for being here. what we are going to do today is talk about one of the major strategic challenges in the united states in 2014. president putin's invasion of crimea, the annexation by the russian duma, the c

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. >> not since we were in aspen when it all happen and we have not talked since. >> did you say what'sp? >> and yeah. >> i am curious. how did he defend the comments made publicly? >> he couldn't. how are you going to defend that. you are the rga chairman and the goal should be to help every governor, republican or challenger and that's how we build a party nationwide and if i winç and we are close and we over take cuomo and if i win on tuesday, just think about what will do for the republican party nationwide. >> it would be huge. >> rob, best wishes and i endorsed you and i hope you win and i think new york could use a different direction. nice to have you here. >> we'll look at the tightest and nastiest and most expensive race in the country. the contest for governor in florida. that is coming up next. >> not everybody is happy about what we are saying. i am voting to keep conservative and red neck tea party candidates out of office. what ever melts your butter. miners that lost jobs drove me to vote. coal keeps the lights on. >> there is a tight governor race in florida. governor

. >> not since we were in aspen when it all happen and we have not talked since. >> did you say what'sand yeah. >> i am curious. how did he defend the comments made publicly? >> he couldn't. how are you going to defend that. you are the rga chairman and the goal should be to help every governor, republican or challenger and that's how we build a party nationwide and if i winç and we are close and we over take cuomo and if i win on tuesday, just think about what will do for the republican party nationwide. >> it would be huge. >> rob, best wishes and i endorsed you and i hope you win and i think new york could use a different direction. nice to have you here. >> we'll look at the tightest and nastiest and most expensive race in the country. the contest for governor in florida. that is coming up next. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being qui

to adapt years ago our next guest and keynote speaker was giving a talk on leadership at the aspen instituteith a big idea. having just returned from commanding troops in iraq and afghanistan he noted that for the first time in history less than 1% of americans were serving in our military during war leading to the complacent assumption that serving the country with somebody else's j job. he went on to call for large-scale national service so that every young american could have the shared experience of serving their nation either in the military or as a civilian. this commitment to service grows out of its own service to country and remarkable record of achievement. it he has been praised for creating a revolution in warfare and fused intelligence and operations. a four-star general, he is the former commander of u.s. and international forces in afghanistan and iraq. he is also the former leader of the joint special operations command jsoc which oversees the military's more sense -- most sensitive forces. his leadership of jsoc which he completely transformed is credited with well-known act

the aspen strategy group and in its 30th year met in early august in aspen colorado as we do every year to take on a big subject and this year this nonpartisan group republicans, democrats, independents, mostly americans joined by several european and asian leaders met to discuss with the west should do in response and i do commend this book to you it contains a lead essay by strobe talbott who gave the lecture and try to frame this in historical terms and in terms of the evolution of the path since the fall of the soviet union in 1991. accompanying essays by many other americans and europeans. how do we think about this crisis for the strategic ambitions and has the west reacted significantly and effectively in the implications for china and the relationship with the left so we will talk today about these issues but i do want to commend the book and i would ask you if you have an interest purchase it on amazon and that helps to fund the expenses of the nonprofit organization. our leaders are brenda spoke brenda schoolcraft who doesn't need an introduction to this room and for 30 years

that distinction goes to bill clinton's first defense secretary aspen who made it barely a year.de it almost two years. the announcement that secretary hagel is out on his ear after no time on the job, that raises immediate questions. first, why did they push him out? was it just personality? that's what the beltway press focuses on when someone is canned, or was it policy? as an pamexample, hagel express reluctance to approve transfer of prisons from guananamo. just since this, six have been released. the white house basically restarted the afghanistan war. although president obama long said troops will end next month, the times said this weekend, in secret discussions, quote, the military pushed back, and, quote, the military pretty much got what it wanted, and so now the war will keep going for another year. there's a new name, apparently, operation resolute support. well, if the times is right, that civilian advisers to president obama got overrun and overruled on this decision on this extension of the war in afghanistan is chuck hagel one of the civilian advisers who objecte

aspen, las vegas... chicago and disney world. go to: gapgetaway.com well a reason why a lot of philadelphia to atlantic city is because it's so close, it's like a quick getaway. the ocean is a big draw. you can come and get some exercise, get some ice cream. love to come to the casinos, get some good food, put your feet in the water, and of course fishing. i love to fish off the pier. i'm a great fisherman. flounder, sea bass, striped bass, you name it, i'll eat it. and you can, like i say, be home within an hour. done it many times. >> jimmy: hello there. tonight on the program, from the movie "penguins of madagascar," it's an animated movie, it opens in theaters wednesday, ken jeong is here with us. he's a doctor, you know. he's a doctor. and we have a surprise competitor backstage right now warming up to take on one jennifer aniston in a celebrity curse-off. this is where we have two people on stage, they curse at each other back and forth, back and forth, until one of them gives up and can't take it anymore. so -- that is sti

police approached the driver in a parking lot in aspen hill.d his license was suspended. they caught a tow truck. as the tow truck arrived they say the driver took off, hit a utility pole, a tree and landed on top of the empty car. >>> an american with ebola is in extremely critical condition. dr. martin salia is in omaha where they're working the save his life. he's from maryland and his wife and children live in prince george's county. we learned only hours ago just howe sick he s. he was working at a surgeon in sierra leone and is now in his second day of treatment here. >>> this morning a 12-year-old maryland girl is waking up with her family after she disappeared tuesday from baltimore county, found in north carolina friday night. nbc's karen campbell reports on her homecoming celebration. >> reporter: that's 12-year-old jasmine baker. the baltimore county teen who's been missing since tuesday finally back home safe and sound. >> we have a happy ending. >> we're lucky. thank god we have such a happy ending. >> we're blessed. >> family and

the aspen institute videos -- this is high treason. he has become an agent of brazil once he gives them amnesty because we will firmly hook him up with aspen and suited videos. i know you have seen those videos are you know i'm talking about. host: do you know what he is referring to? guest: i don't. host: guest: ronald reagan did in fact reside over a process that led to comprehensive immigration reform in 1986. now issensus i think that that bill failed in some respects. it succeeded in other respects and there has been a lot of effort among thoughtful people on both sides of the aisle in congress over the past two or three years to reflect on what went wrong with the 1986 bill and guard against that. i think it is impressive that the senate passed on a very strong bipartisan basis a bill that reflected much of that work. i know that a lot of people happened disappointed that the house of representatives refused it at to bring that bill up for a vote despite the fact that many republicans voted for it or to do something else. in that

aspen, las vegas... chicago and disney world.etaway.com >> jimmy: hello there. tonight on the program, from the movie "penguins of madagascar," it's an animated movie, it opens in theaters wednesday, ken jeong is here with us. he's a doctor, you know. he's a doctor. and we have a surprise competitor backstage right now warming up to take on one jennifer aniston in a celebrity curse-off. this is where we have two people on stage, they curse at each other back and forth, back and forth, until one of them gives up and can't take it anymore. so -- that is still to come. and it will be bleeped. tomorrow night, chris pine will join us, evangeline lilly will be here and we will have music from pitbull and ne-yo. and on wednesday, mindy kaling, ronda rousey from the ufc, and music from rick ross. which will be lovely for thanksgiving. [ laughter ] our first guest tonight is an emmy-winning star of screens big and small. she is beloved by all, even animals stop to smile in her presence. starting wednesday, you can see her alongside an all

. >> not since we were in aspen when it all happen and we have not talked since. >> did you say what's am curious. how did he defend the comments made publicly? >> he couldn't. how are you going to defend that. you are the rga chairman and the goal should be to help every governor, republican or challenger and that's how we build a party nationwide and if i winç and we are close and we over take cuomo and if i win on tuesday, just think about what will do for the republican party nationwide. >> it would be huge. >> rob, best wishes and i endorsed you and i hope you win and i think new york could use a different direction. nice to have you here. >> we'll look at the tightest and nastiest and most expensive race in the country. the contest for governor in florida. that is coming up next. chloe is 9 months old. she is the greatest thing ever. one little smile. one little laugh. honey bunny... (laughter) we would do anything for her. my name is kim bryant and my husband and i made a will on legalzoom. it was really easy to do. (baby noise...laughter) we created legalzoom to help you take

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aspen, las vegas... chicago and disney world. >> jimmy: hello, friends. tonight, from the very funny new show "blackish," which airs wednesday nights here on abc, tracee ellis ross is here. then later, the master of music production, t-bone burnett, has assembled a super group that includes marcus mumford of "mumford and sons," jim james of "my morning jacket," taylor goldsmith from "dawes," rhiannon giddens and the great elvis costello. their album is called "lost on the river," the new basement tapes from the at&t stage. [ cheers and applause ] they found a bunch of lyrics that were handwritten by bob dylan and they put them to music. it's a great album. tomorrow night, another supergroup of a very different variety will be here. one direction will join us. from "how to get away with murder," tom verica will be here. and we'll have music from jessie j featuring 2 chainz. our first guest tonight is an oscar and golden globe-winning actor and platinum-selling recording artist and three-time nobel peace prize runner up. you can se

it happened just before 9:00 at the intersection of mariana drive and aspen hill road. police say they first approached the driver in a parking lot. officers noticed the license were suspended. w he took off, hit a you tilt pole and tree. he was taken to the hospital in grave condition. >>> several police agencies looking for this man right now. a man got in a woman's car and forced her to drive to several atms. news 4's derrick ward has more on her or deal. >> reporter: police want to talk to this man in connection with an armed carjacking. >> police say it started about 12:40 in the morning thursday here at the north garage at the vienna station. they say the woman was in the car, someone knocked on the window. a man with a gun got in the car with her and that's when her odyssey began. >> the gunman promised the victim he wouldn't harm her as long as she did what he told her to do. he ordered her to drive to maryland and demachbded money. according to the official account of the incident, once in maryland the victim came up with $45. it wasn't enough. the suspect orde

she is on the board of a number of great organizations such as the aspen institute, and she is also the offer of the -- she is also the author of a book. there are a lot of key insights that have attracted me to her work. i have known about her for a long time. i am delighted to say that we have become friends over the last few months. we had a terrific dinner the other night at jacqueline's apartment here in new york city the other night and we discussed politics and politics in america and around the world and how all of us are better ready to serve the poor. i have been looking forward to this one for a long time. welcome, jacqueline. >> thank you. >> we will have this conversation at aei that is going to benefit many people, i think. there are many people who knows what acumen does but those who don't, they are going to be amazed. walk us through one of your recent projects, and just kind of give us the whole flavor of this phenomenon, because that is really what it is. it is not an investment vehicle it is a phenomenon. >> i will start with the investors who are at the very early s

write so many books and still have a full-time job -- >> everyone knows i don't work that hard at the aspen institute. >> but more seriously, on your current book what is your take on edward snowden's revelations, and what, how are we going to save ourselves, our privacy from the internet? >> well, i am an optimist, as you can tell, and i think that i don't really approve of what edward snowden does, but i can certainly see the silver linings that come from the fact that what's happening now. we're having a great debate. laws are getting passed and not passed, and people are agonizing over it. and the most important thing, because you've written about this a lot, you've written everything, you know, whatever, can we keep a step ahead of our technology. will our moral sensibilities keep up with our technological advances? the answer starting when aristotle and -- socrates and plato are worried about writing helping destroy memory and the way our minds work is, yeah, we tend to keep up with our technology with a few bad mistakes like the atom bomb. we hadn't thought that through enough. but n