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. >> according to the b. b. c., throughout 2013, better together led strongly in the polls by an estimated 50% to 33%. now, the gap is dramatically narrowed, this week, the pollsters atugov says four % want independence, 53% want to stay with the united kingdom. >> we have the results in the industries confidence, i think we can do it. >> so we will always be scotts. i think it should stay that way. >> but the referendum is not just about national identity, it is about money, and politics. scotland's north sea oil and gas reserves, are worth an estimated $2.5 trillion. the s campaign says that's enough to help fund a new nation. but better together, says oil money is not reliable, and will eventually run out. >> . >> they would continue using the british found. >> we believe the best option for scotland, what i am seeking a mandate for, is to have the pound sterling so we pay our messages we pay our mortgage, we get our wages, i am seeking the best option, so our prosperous economy keeps it going. >> but the three

c b b c e t v. what do you feel was. president putin proposes steps for ukraine's warring sides to bring about peace in the east. it's after he had backtracked on its initial decision to commit to a permanent ceasefire outlining conditions for a truce instead. russian journalist andre stan in has been confirmed killed a month after going missing are covering the conflict in east ukraine. with r.t. international president putin suggested how ukraine's warring sides might work towards peace his ideas follow a conversation the russian leader had with his ukrainian counterpart the details of their phone call have been released although our correspondent in a court has more on russia's reaction in medina what is mr putin suggesting. well overall there is a seven point plan now first the russian president believes that the two sides of the conflict should stop military operation on both sides should withdraw troops from southeastern parts of ukraine and militias should do the same to their for stop the bloodshed at the troops

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while there are hef we are showers, they're well so -- heavier showers, they're well to the south. down in the northern neck listening to me? you might get some of that activity. the only thing i'm tracking locally is light and spotty and not even shower how much of this has been reaching the ground from frederick west here into charles town and martinsburg, maybe toward cabletown. thurmont, a couple of sprinkles. this stuff is light. williamsport coming out of the martinsburg area all moving to the northeast at about 25 miles an hour. there's just not much showing up. little slivers of light now. about 50 minutes till the sunrise. a few minutes after 7:00. 7:02 this morning with plenty of clouds today. a peek or two of sun here and there. mid-70s at lunch time. upper 70s for the the high today with 70 degrees at 8:00. as we see partial clearing tonight. the winds, by the way, are going to be pretty light today, tonight, tomorrow as well. temps right now, nationals with 65. they're the warm spot. most areas in the upper 50s to low 60s like the 61 in springfield and ashburn and rockville this morning. damascus 58 with nokesville. waldorf 59 along with owens in calvert county and bowie this morning 58. white oak 59. so, yeah, i think this is the type of morning you can certainly leave the jackets at home and probably won't need the umbrellas today, even though we could have a slight sprinkle. at national -- by the way action pretty skies on the michael & son weather camera. 65. mostly cloudy. dew point at 60. just a tad humid out this morning but certainly nothing we can't handle. our problems as far as the clouds and the moisture all coming from the gulf of mexico, florida. the storm system will track through georgia and carolinas. for us an occasional sprinkle may get up toward the d.c. metro with the better chance in southern virginia and across the carolinas. you see this weak upper air feature trying to move east while the moisture is coming north. high pressure will briefly build in tonight and tomorrow but not strong enough to keep us completely squelched with the shower activity. futurecast pretty quiet today. isolated showers this evening in the mountains. partial clearing tonight. tomorrow in the afternoon we're going to see an okay start. in the afternoon spotty showers once again popping mainly north and west of washington into tomorrow night we'll go partly cloudy and wednesday we'll do it again with a threat for the isolated afternoon shower. best chances will be friday night as the stronger cold front heads this way. 79 today, the stray shower. 50s and 60s tonight. tomorrow 80. wednesday 78. again the slight chance of the afternoon shower both days. thursday looks great. highs in the 70s to near 80. friday late showers about 80. hopefully not interrupting the nats playoff game too much. the weekend looks cooler, especially sunday with highs sunday staying in the 60s. we go over to beverly farmer here at 6:19. any progress up in montgomery county? >> reporter: not in olney. 108 still closed in each direction west of georgia avenue. we've got a new crash in montgomery county in poolesville on whites ferry road near partnership road. police and fire just responding there. around the capital beltway, interstates to get there, nothing is too out of the ordinary. if you normally use 108 to and from georgia avenue on the west side of georgia, not going to be able to do that for quite some time. looks like a lot of equipment on the the seej of this he -- scene of this head-on collision. sky 9 has been checking that out for us. brookeville road a decent option for you leaving the intercounty connector, an east- west route to the south. but 108 remains closed. eastbound traffic diverted. westbound i wouldn't go any further west than georgia. they were trying to turn you around in the park which isn't working too well for westbound travelers. go to our cameras and check out the ride on the beltway heading into silver spring. fairly typical volume. the outer loop heading west to college park around toward colesville, georgia avenue, lanes have been open. travelers right now along the 50 corridor in cheverly, it's been looking decent out of bowie making your way into cheverly or just slowing near 202 to get to kenilworth and new york areas with lanes open. virginia 95, 395 typical volume. 395 through land mark but not bad heading past the pentagon and on to the inbound 14th street bridge. mike, nick, back to you. >> thanks a lot, bev. >>> do not let gas prices drive you crazy. this half-hour we're going to scout some prices in cumberland, maryland way out west with the help of aaa. >> cheapest is circle k on old town road. regular unleaded is going for $3.28 a gallon. stay with us. stay with us. wusa9 is right back after the dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.you. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa 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head-on collision on 108. eastbound traffic diverted. use brookeville road if you can. 66 travelers, no worries but volume for you. first in manassas. then getting into fair oaks with lanes open to the beltway. mike, nick, back to you. >> thanks a lot, bev. >>> search teams continue to look for the uva student hannah graham. volunteers and law enforcement searched the charlottesville area over the weekend. still trying to find the missing 18-year-old. >> graham disappeared more than two weeks ago now. the lone suspect in heather's disappearance, 32-year-old jesse matthew, jr. is in a charlottesville jail. he will be arraigned thursday on the charge of abduction with intent to defile or sexually molest. meanwhile three weeks have now passed since anyone has seen a missing brother and sister from montgomery county. sarah and jacob hoggle's father has not given up hope for finding them. he handed out fly years yesterday showing the family -- flyers yesterday showing the family's two vehicles. they're asking germantown area businesses to check their surveillance videos from september 7 and 8 for possible footage of the vehicles or the children. their mother catherine hoggle is in custody in a mental health facility. so far she has not told anyone where the toddlers are. >>> coming up later today the supreme court is going to consider possibly reviewing virginia's marriage amendment. virginia law currently bans same-sex couples from marrying. >> the aclu in fact sued claiming the state's ban is discriminatory and violates the constitution's 14th amendment. two lower courts agreed but in august the supreme court issued a stay keeping the ban in place. we should learn next week whether the court will appeal -- will actually hear that appeal. if it doesn't the stay will be limited and same-sex couples will be able to marry. >>> it could be two more weeks before u.s. air travel gets back to normal. >> that's because the air traffic control center handling flights in and out of chicago won't be fixed until then. crews are at work rebuilding the center which was damaged by a fire friday morning. police say a disgruntled worker set the fire and them attempted suicide. it left many people with the option of spending a lot of money or sleeping in the terminal. >> a couple of people were trying to check hotels and they wanted like $350, $375 a night so they're gouging. we just said heck, we'll stay here. >> for now air traffic controllers in other regions are handling chicago area flights. the faa expects to get the facility back up and running by october 13. >>> if you haven't seen them yet, chances are you will soon. streetcars are now running along the h street corridor in northeast. they are simulating actual service schedules running on daily designated times without carrying any passengers. this is for safety and to get people used to parking and not parking in the problem places. vehicles illegally parked along the streetcar route will be ticketed and towed. the real service is set to begin before the end of the year. >>> as if you needed another reason to grab a latte this morning, today is national coffee day. >> some chains are celebrating by giving away free or discounted cups of joe. vanessa herring is live at dunkin' donuts on east street in northwest to see how they're celebrating. good morning, vanessa. >> reporter: good morning. i know a lot of us on the 9 and shine crew need that cup of coffee to get going. actually have to kind of moderate because i get the jitters after i drink more than one cup. i know mike, i've heard you drink about eight cups in the morning. i don't know how your heart doesn't give out after that but a lot of customers here at double done are enjoying national free coffee day. we've got a customer here getting rung up for some coffee. destiny here has been holding down the fort all morning ringing up everybody. a lot of people taking part in that free offer. >> yes, ma'am, they are. >> reporter: they're getting a free cup of dark roast here this morning here at dunkin' donuts. also free coffee deals at starbucks, krispy kreme, mcdonald's. a lot of places are taking advantage of national coffee day. we've got lots going on here also at dunkin' donuts. of course we've got the wall of donuts, bagels, muffins, everything you can imagine behind me. lots of crew members here working making sure everyone is getting their orders. if you need that cup of copy to get going, today is really the day to make sure you go out out to your favorite shop so you can take advantage of the free deals, free coffee, dough -- donuts. since i've been here with you all morning, anyone wasn't to say good morning to? >> my mom. good morning, mom. >> reporter: good morning, mom, in maryland. i'll send it back to you. as promised, i will bring back one cup for you guys to share. >> to share. >> thanks for that. >> all i know is i need some, my friend. >>> we're looking outside here at 6:29 this monday morning. the travel headaches have officially begun. >> indeed. beverly farmer joins us live now with what you can expect as you head out the door and how to get around some of messes. good morning, bev. >> reporter: good morning, mike. our messes are certainly on secondary roads this morning so far. volume on the interstates getting there on the major corridors but 108 in olney still going to be closed for you unfortunately. that stretch of 108 west of georgia, don't commit between georgia and brookeville. brookeville is a decent work around. 28 the intercounty connector. 108 remains closed. a live shot from sky 9 just west of georgia avenue not far from muncaster road and ready branch park. one more accident montgomery county is going to be on whites ferry road at partnership road. police responding there. i-270, it's been the volume now. southbound getting into hyattstown, getting into germantown and getting down through gaithersburg past 117, lanes are open into rockville toward the lane divide for the beltway. travelers virginia, you've got your lanes open as you ride and make your way east on 66. northbound 95 volume getting into dale city, getting into woodbridge here into newington. lanes are open into springfield. 395 slowest through landmark. that's a look at our drive. howard, some clouds but not bad for late september, huh? >> really comfortable out here, beverly. we're talking about a little over an inch of rain for the month. we should be over threep. so two and a quarter below normal for september. our rain chances stay low. we'll have a spray sprinkle today, tomorrow and wednesday but they stay low till pretty much late friday, friday night. here's a look at today. boy, it looks nice. look how beautiful that is with the water reflecting a little bit of light we're seeing now under the mostly cloudy sky deck here in washington on this monday morning. temperatures in the 50s and 60 now. low 70s by 11:00. 75 by 1:00. mid- to upper 70s for highs today. if we can get a little sunshine today, we might make a run at 80 in a couple of spots. the thing we're watching is this rain. toward richmond, west of richmond, richmond lynchburg area, there's rain there. for us a couple of light sprinkles spread out from frederick county, mainly north of frederick county route 15 there tracking night quite to thurmont back toward martinsburg, myersville, over toward even cross junction, virginia. that's t. looks like a good day -- that's it. looks like a good day. highs in the 70s. >>> time to check with our partners at cbs this morning. >> the one and only charlie rose is live with a look ahead. mr. rose, good morning. >> hey, good morning, mike and nick. ahead, our holly williams was forced to take cover in syria when members of isis attacked. we'll talk to her. congressman paul ryan joins us in studio 57. we'll talk to the former vp nominee on how he thinks the united states should respond to isis and who he thinks should run for president. and this, the inventer of the go pro is here. how he turned a camera to record his friend's surfing into a billion dollar industry. we'll also share new ways how the company is expanding. yule that and more. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >>> president obama admits u.s. intelligence underestimated the threat of isis. >> the president talked about the danger isis poses to both iraq and syria. president obama said isis has been able to emerge thanks to the chaos of the syrian war. he also said the u.s. overestimated the iraqi's ability and will to fight. >> the iraqis have to be willing to fight and they have to be willing to fight in a nonsectarian way, shiite, sunni and occurred alongside each other against this cancer in their midst. >> reporter: the u.s. has been bombarding isis in iraq since early august. it began hitting locations in syria almost a week ago with a coalition of international partners. >>> former ohio congressman james traficant, jr. died this past weekend due to injuries he suffered during a tractor accident last tuesday. he served from 1985 to 2002. you may remember he was expelled from the house after being arrested an convicted on ten charnlgs, including -- charges, including bribery, racketeering and tax evasion in 2002. months after his release from prison in 2009, traficant filed forrive as an independent but lost the election to regain his old seat. he was also known for reciting his signature phrase, "beam me up, mr. speaker" during his floor speeches. traficant was 73. >>> huge but peaceful. that's the latest description on demonstrations in hong kong. >> it's a big change from the weekend. dozens of protesters were injured in clashes with police who resorted to using tear gas to try to break up the crowd. the demonstrators say beijing plans to select the candidates for the city's chief executive post. they want the process to be fully democratic. >> we're going to select our own -- [ inaudible ] by our people. >> riot 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the screen, stop for a second. it is beautiful this morning with mostly cloudy skies. 7:02 is the sunrise. 50s and 60s now. mostly cloudy. a stray sprinkle. highs in the 70s that with enough sun, maybe 80 degrees. i'll be back in six minutes with doppler 9000. i'm looking ahead already to the coming weekend. right now beverly with timesaver traffic. >> reporter: we're checking out the ride from sky 9, this crash in olney shutting down is 108 west of georgia. they continue to work with this serious crash. it was a head-on collision on 108. that is completely closed. that's one of our big stories. montgomery county dealing with an accident whites ferry road near partnership road in western montgomery county. beltway wilson bridge, the volume has been on the inner loop out of oxon hill merging down if 210 especially into the local lanes. that's the traffic headed -- this is 270 we're looking at here. beltway at the wilson bridge, we do have just william building, lanes open in each direction. back to you. >> thanks a lot, bev. 6:39. a nonprofit in colorado is helping veterans get marijuana for free. it's called operation grow for vets. it gives them kahn business in- - it gives them cannabis infused products. >> organizers handed out the products to those veterans. >> they fought for our freedom. >> i was diagnosed with ptsd after serving desert storm. >> and now they're taking advantage of a new freedom with marijuana. >> when i get e-mails and calls every day from veterans telling me they're moving to colorado because they're tired of being criminals in the state they live in. >> reporter: it has little to do with getting high and a lot to do with healing. >> spinal cord injury and tbi, chipped a vertebrae in my neck. >> there are an awful lot of veterans who need cannabis that they can use in the treatment of pain or ptsb, other serious medical conditions. >> reporter: the founder of operation grow for vets wants to replace pills with pot. >> so many of the prescription drugs that these veterans are being given can kill you. some of these guys and gals are taking 10, 15, even 20 different medications a day. that's just obscene. it's unacceptable. >> i was on 17 different meds. i was taking some of those meds four, five times a day. the side effects are worst with the meds. >> reporter: josh is using this substance to get off his other medications. >> now i don't have to deal with it. i just smoke before i go to bed. almost all my nightmares are gone. i've had 14 stays in the last year and a half in mental hospitals. now i haven't had one in three or four months. my wife can't say enough about it, you know. >> reporter: they just hope some day the v.a. will get on board with mmj. >> it's not for everybody but i know numerous vets that it's helped. >> these events don't come without criticism. some say there just isn't enough research of marijuana's effect on ptsd and brain injuries as well. >> are varying levels of marijuana. >>> 6:41 now. 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not one of those days where sailors taking warning. let's show you what's happening on doppler. we've got some showers here and there. they're light around us. down to the richmond area, if your business or pleasure travels take you there, there are showers west of richmond that are moving in and might clip the northern neck over the next few hours. for us, i've been tracking some sprinkles, spotty ones. they're really having a tough time holding together from west of winchester now coming out of eastern west virginia, panhandle. you see this stagily looking stuff on -- straggily looking stuff, nothing much to write home about. it's a beautiful morning. sunrise in washington at 7:02. look at that sky on our michael & son weather camera. fantastic. mostly cloudy. we'll see a few peeks of sun. that will get us into the mid- 70s. if we get some sunshine, a little bit, upper 70s, even 80 is not out tquestion today. winds light, 5, 6 miles an hour. upper 60s by 9:00 p.m. and some clearing tonight. we'll go partly cloudy. right now temps range from the upper 50s and low 60s, although nationals 65. we've got 55 in orange and westminster the cool spot at 54. davis in the high country 53. we have 630 in martins -- 06 in martinsburg. leesburg 61. another shot of the sky this morning. i'm going to step out of the way. these are some crazy great colors this morning. awesome looking. 65. mostly cloudy at national with a south, southwesterly wind at 5 miles an hour. so the high and mid-level clouds all streaming from the southwest. moisture down in the carolinas. really a lot more moisture down on the beautiful coast of florida, louisiana and in florida itself. that's going to track to our south and east. southeastern virginia, eastern north carolina, much better chance of showers than around here. high pressure will try to build in tonight into tomorrow. not going to be strong enough to squelch shower chances completely. today an isolated shower here or there. really not much to write home about with more clouds than anything. a little sun. tonight partly cloudy. we'll drop into the 50s and 60s again. tomorrow starts out final. i think we'll see more sun -- out fine. i think we'll see more sun tomorrow. spotty showers tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening. we'll likely do a similar sort of weather pattern here on wednesday. thursday looks good. friday starts good but finishes, though, with some showers late into friday night and timing on that, you know, we need the rain, but the nationals are starting their division series in the playoffs friday in town. so we don't want it right then. the weekend looks fine. 79 today, a stray shower. 62 north and west. by the way, there are going to be some areas with enough clouds that only get into the mid-70s so it really is going to be a comfortable afternoon. 80 tomorrow, stray shower again. 62 tomorrow night with 50s north and west. wednesday about the same, partly sunny, stray shower, upper 70s. a nice looking thursday. a very nice thursday at 78. friday at 80. late showers. this front is a little stronger so look what happens saturday. breezy, 72. by sunday i think we're going to be mostly sunny but cooler with highs holding in the 60s. it's 6:48. almost 6:49. beverly farmer is tracking what's getting to be a busy commute. >> absolutely busy. secondary roadways in montgomery county where we have a couple of roadways closed. around the capital beltway, though, interstates to get there it's been volume for you. outer loop heading into silver spring, i-270 volume lanes open. we'll go to the map that shows that 108 is closed west of georgia avenue. 108 closed down near muncaster road. in fact between brookeville and georgia. brookeville is one of the better work arounds. intercounty connector, think of all those things. the crash investigation is ongoing. western montgomery county, they've now closed whites ferry road near partnership road. told a vehicle struck a utility pole and wires that are down in the roadway so that's going to be closed for a good while it looks like. an accident -- dealing with the accident on clopper road west diamond avenue right near 270. and police are on the scene there at the wreck. looks like eastbound is more impacted there on web diamond avenue. 270 volume delays still into hyattstown getting through germantown and gaithersburg with lanes open. maryland drivers getting into cheverly have had volume delays but no accidents. 66 your slowest trip getting through manassas. again in centreville. fair lakes to get into fair oaks, lanes open to the beltway and on into falls church. that's a look at drive. mike, nick, back to you. >>> don't let gas prices drive you crazy. we've got the inside scoop on the best prices in woodbridge, virginia thanks to aaa. >> the lowest price we found in the last 24 hours, the wawa, 15809 jefferson davis highway. regular unleaded 3.12 a gallon. >>> time to answer the question of the morning. only 3% of people say 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b. >> then the b. >> then the c. >> then the c. >> then you're going to make it. the way there. ♪ where the air is sweet ♪ can you tell me thousand ghow sesame street ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> good morning, i'm eric thomas. dna analysis and rabies test results are expected to be completed today on a mountain lion believed to have attacked and injured a 6-year-old boy last sunday. search dogs picked up a scent on wednesday and forced the 65-pound cat up a tree. game wardens shot and killed the big cat. hiking trails remain closed until dna results prove it's the right mountain lion. >>> friday morning commute, here's sue hall. >> it's not friday light, unfortunately. we're watching the commute on the san mateo bridge where traffic is just crawling along. we had an earlier stall on the high rise, a pickup truck, that's out of lanes. over towards the other side, the foster city side before 92, an earlier accident there cleared out of lanes but the damage is done. eric. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> when we come back, meteorologist mike nicco and the bay area w

b. >> then the b. >> then the c. >> then the c. >> then you're going to make it.. ♪ where the air is sweet ♪ can you tell me thousand ghow sesame street ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> good morning, it is 8:27 on this friday morning, here more on our breaking news from vineland, new jersey. chopper 6hd was over route 55 where police are investigating this, a one-car crash that has seriously injured one person. let's head over to karen rogers and get more of the "action news" traffic details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, you can see chopper 6 is over the scene in hd cumberland county, 55 southbound shut down the traffic at a standstill. you see the back up right here, northbound that's the normal morning volume as people head to the city that's got a gaper delay, as well. here you can see the backup, as chopper zooms out you can see the backup delayed. 55 southbound all traffic shut down at 674 garden road as you exit off for north vineland. traffic is at a standstill. stick to buck road or delsea drive to avoid the delay on 55. >> my goodness, karen, that

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[ stand by for captions ] >> we're looking at all this moisture thanks to this area of low pressure down in southeast virginia, northeastern north carolina which brought upwards of ten inches of rain across parts of southeast virginia and still raining heavily with active flood warnings in norfolk. if you're going down there the next few hours, keep that in mind. for us winds out of the east. a few sprinkles showing up near calvert county all the way up toward areas in anne arundel county as well. we've got coastal flood advisories with the easterly winds. this stuff is going to work its way from east to west. so that's why we have the forecast for spotty showers and occasional drizzle. the guy in smithsburg saying he has drizzle up there in the low 60s. about 63. prince frederick was 07 last check. winchester 63. leesburg, martinsburg all at 64 degrees. another look at our michael & son weather camera, we have broken clouds but mostly cloudy. 70 degrees at reagan national with a north, northeast wind at 9 miles an hour. that's a cool direction for us as the water temps are in the low 70s right now. a lot of clouds socked in. that will be the case. heavy rains in southeast virginia and the lower part of delmar advancement that's going to -- o'dell mar v.a. that's -- the delmarva. that's going to be east. nothing terribly heavy. i don't think the rain will be too widespread. that's where the yellow alert is marginal and might even drop it by lunch time. in any event, lots of clouds. temps in the 70s today. tonight we'll drop back into the 60s with mostly cloudy skies. on wednesday we'll start with clouds but looks like we'll get some sunshine. slight chance of a shower over toward areas east of the bay. then look. see cleveland here wednesday evening? that's a cold front. we'll track that because that's coming here for thursday evening. so thursday turns very warm, humid ahead of it. by 4:30 thursday, notice from frederick in hagerstown back west, we have showers and storms. blue ridge west out to the shenandoah valley and the mountains. we'll have to watch this because ravens and steelers thursday night. this line of showers and storms approaching right near kickoff perhaps. hopefully the timing will change. but for tail tailgaters, you have to consider that. today a little bit below average. average is now in the low 80s. we'll only be in the mid-70s for highs. looking at your three-day forecast, temperatures will be dopping out in the mid-70s -- topping out in the mid-70s. 60s tonight. upper 60s in town. hot on thursday. i think we'll make a run toward 90. late thunderstorms. i'm going to keep it green. in yellow alerts. i think it will be mainly after the rush hour. if it looks like it's going to affect the evening commute, we'll have to upgrade thursday to a yellow alert. saturday showers. 47 may be optimistic. sunday looks good for the red skins home opener and 77. >>> we've been making phone calls. we've been trying to figure out why this road work is still in place on the side of i-95 right here near route 198. take a look at this delay from like route 32 right now all the way down to 198. this is what you have to deal with. this is at route 32. can you believe this? on the southbound side of 95 all because of that late clearing road work along the right side of the roadway. they said they would clear it up right around 6:00 in the morning. we have made several phone call. we're waiting for the phone call back to find out why this is happening but at least you're watching from home. if this is your route into work, avoid it at all costs. i would say use the bw parkway, route 1 not a great option but it's better than this and same as route 29 which tends to get heavy early on as well. but again the lanes are open on route 29 at least. let's go over to another live picture, this time over to 270. your slowest stretch is 109 to 121. that's here. once you're here, it breaks free down into germantown to the point where the lanes divide. we're in great shape on 270 early this morning. there are no issues to tell you about on river road through bethesda. the great seneca highway as well. let's go back over to the maps. just heard about a serious crash on the westbound side of route 7 at spring vale road in respectton. -- reston. all lanes are blocked. if you plan to head through that, maybe use hunter mill road as your alternate route. 66 slowing down 31 miles an hour -- 31 minutes to go from manassas to centreville. once beyond that you're great into fairfax. no issues right now in the tysons area closer in on route 7. again that accident was westbound route 7 at springvale road over on to 95 northbound. you have the slow traffic lorton, newington and springfield. a typical delay trying to get into woodbridge as well. let's take a look one more time at the american legion bridge. no issues on the west side of town between 270 and tysons corner. 495 in good shape here. back to you guys. >> thanks 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is really happening and it will get another chance on whether or not d.c. will become the 51st state. a senate committee announced their decision yesterday that it will hold a hearing next monday. the bill would unite the eight wards in d.c. into one state. a homeland security and government affairs committee is headed by democrat harper. 16 democrats have also signed on as sponsors. however, the bill is not expected to go far in the republican-led house because the bill has no republican cosponsors. the more than 646,000 d.c. residents hope for the support of majority leader harry reid and president obama will help. one of the most vocal backers, however, has been d.c. mayor gray who held a rally last year. >> i am going to make this ham. people will make this happen because it is time for this kind of indignity to stop in the district of columbia. >> reporter: president obama voiced miz backing of the issue in -- voiced his backing of the issue. he said i'm in d.c. so i'm for it. >>> 6:28. find an alternate route if you normally take h street or massachusetts avenue northwest. a new construction project could drive you crazy for years. >> that area is tough on a good day so the lanes are going to be closed in that area between 2ened and 4th street and they will remain that way six days week for the next two years during some of the busiest times of the day. 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. monday through friday and 8:00 to 8:00 on saturdays. crews are upgrading the utilities underground and fixing the roads as well. >>> here's a quick look outside. there are more road delays in our current future. this is a live look at national airport. >> monika is here with a preview of the commute. look out 95 commuters. good morning, monika. >>> it is really ugly. we have been aski maryland state highway why the construction zone on the southbound side of i-95 is still in place near route 198 and before the icc. this is your delay from route 32. yes, this is route 32 so it's a good three to four-mile solid bumper to bumper backup because of that work zone and now we're hearing they said it would clear up by 6:00 in the morning. now they're saying 7:00 in the morning. still a few minutes to go. at least a half an hour on the southbound side of i-95. if this is your normal commute, i would use the bw parkway instead. there's always the option of route 1 or route 29 which are not great options but bw parkway is probably the best one out of the three. this time we're checking out 270. your overqualm delay will be right here route 109 to 121 and then clarksburg is looks great into germantown. another live picture at the american legion bridge. this is fine but on the westbound side of route 7 at springvale road, watch out for the accident cleanup. it was serious and is causing delays throughout that intersection. no delays on the beltway as you head into tysons corner. howard? >>> out on the weather terrace here, a very comfortable morning. we've got temps in the 60s. while it's dry here, there are a few areas to our east generally that are dealing with a little bit of light sprinkle activity and a couple of patches of drizzle in some of our higher elevations north asdz west. -- north and west. we have mostly cloudy skies. sun coming up in about 15 minutes. we'll see a little bit of it but still a good deal of clouds. comfortable, midz 70s. there will be a few showers and -- mid-70s. there will be a few showers and patchy drizzle as well. doppler picking up a lot of activity. still very heavy rain in southeastern virginia, lower delmarva and the mouth of the chesapeake bay where there's active flood warnings in the norfolk area this morning. be mindful of that if you have to head that way. northern neck is fairly quiet at the moment. a little shower activity there. we've seen a few sprinkles on coastal areas and calvert and anne arundel counties. temps this morning are running 70 in town but mainly the low to mid-60s in our suburbs. let's go back to andrea and michael. >> thanks, howard. >>> time so see what our partners at cbs this morning are working on. >> that's where norah o'donnell is standing by live with a preview. good morning. >> good morning to you, mike and andre ya. heed some major fallout avid crow surfaced showing ray reuss punching his then fiance. we'll bring in n.f.l. 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high. occasional breaks but also a passing shower, a little drizzle. i don't think it will be too wide spread. while we have a yellow alert out, this is marginal, something we may be dropping off. highs will be in the mid-70s. about 76 should do it for us. lots of rain. you can certainly see it across areas in southeastern virginia. there were totals in the 10- inch category. widespread 3 to 6 inches. flash flood warnings in the norfolk area are in effect right now. this is trying to lift up toward the northern neck. having a tough time with this wind, though, out of the east, notice the showers that are coming across the bay on the west shore now down toward calvert county and anne arundel county trying to sneak in toward aquasco. this will be the case, these passing showers should be fairly light and maybe intermittent wipers. temps in the 60s to about 70. plenty of clouds looking out at our weather camera this morning. 70 at reagan national. had some low 60s north and west. the humidity is 73% and a north, north easterly wind at 10 miles an hour. futurecast, all right, here's the story. the low is going to go northeast and take the bulk of the rain with it but with the surface wind out of the northeast, east northeast, we'll have a couple of sprinkles pop up. there goes the storm. here come the light showers from the east crossing the bay, moving from east to west today. that's not our normal direction but that's what we've got. we should have plenty of clouds and it will keep temps in the 70s. tomorrow will get better. we'll see some sun break out. morning clouds. that will help boost temperatures into the lower #s on. then our attention turns to the west -- 80s. then our attention turns to the west. a cold front is coming. thursday morning starts out fine. it will get very warm. we could make a run toward 90 on thursday but late in the afternoon here come the showers and storms. the oblem is the timing. futurecast -- the ravens and steelers have a game thursday night which we'll broadcast on wusa. if you're going to that game or tame gating, it could certainly -- tailgating, it could certainly have an impact on that. once the front pushes through, cooler air moves in and friday looks nice. the weekend a little mixed, chances of showers. a yellow alert today, it's marginal. 76. tonight 68 with low 60s north and west. tomorrow clouds give way to partly cloudy conditions 83. for thursday hot and humid, approaching 90 if not get there with some late storms. we'll drop to 65 by friday morning. friday looks good with highs in the 80-degree range. saturday showers 74 if not cooler. by sunday looking at sunshine returning. good for the skins home opener and 77. monika samtani stepping in. so 95 southbound it's just not getting any better yet. >> no, it's not getting any better on 95 or really anywhere else right now. we have a whole lot of issues unfortunately. first of all it's this late clearing work zone on the southbound side of i-95 right near route 198. it's been there along the right side since early this morning. and no indication as to why it has not been cleared up. in fact, take a look at the delay from route 32. no one is moving all the way down to the work zone with the two right lanes blocked there. they're now telling us that hopefully fingers crossed it will be clear up by 7:00 so just a few more minutes to go. if you're heading out the door, please avoid this. i'm talking about a three to four-mile backup. use route 29, the bw parkway or route 1. let's go back to our maps. you can see the slowdown on the bw parkway and route 29 which is -- that's why it's happening. everyone is using that as your alternate route. you really don't have any options. a pedestrian struck in springfield on forest glen road at capital view drive just above the beltway. the outer loop slows college park to silver spring. a pedestrian struck between route 117 clopper road and i- 2730. let's take a live look from our sky 9. they've been hovering above that looks like the lanes are getting through. i did see police on the scene there just a short time ago. hopefully they were able to clear up that situation for you here in gaithersburg west of i- 270. let's go back over to the maps. another serious crash, this one in the reston area. it looks like even our mdot people are trying to move around the camera to see if they can see the activity. there's 270 right there. let's go back over to the maps. if you're planning to head in from the west, you want to know on the westbound side of route 7 at springvale road in reston, there was a serious crash. the intersection was blocked on the westbound side. that was clawing delays through -- causing delays through that area. the dulles toll road is fine. 66 is about a 31-minute ride from manassas to centreville, just that stretch from about route 234 to route 29. beyond that you're in good shape all the way through fairfax really inside the beltway is where you're going to slow down again trying to get in toward the district. over on 95 slowdowns of course as you travel into springfield coming up from lorton and 395 in the landmark area. let's check out what it looks like outside once again. here at the 14th street bridge, this is really what it looks like on all of your potomac and anacostia river crossings. we're in good shape this morning into the downtown area. >> thanks, monika. >>> your commute already stressful enough so don't let gas prices drive you crazy. one of the cheaper places to get gas in our area is fredricksburg, virginia, but you can still save a lot by comparison shopping. >> according to the aaa website a gallon of regular unleaded $3.30 a gallon at the interstate service center on warrenton road. but if you go to the wawa on harrison road, there regular unleaded is going for $3.02 a gallon. >>> 6:51. time to answer the question of the morning. the according to a survey doctors get this wrong over 90% of the time. is it a, due date, bpointment time or c, the bill? >> our facebook friend cheryl jones wrote c because doctors' offices are never on time for their appointments. you have to wait for them but if you show up 5 minutes late, the reception will reschedule your appointment. >> but the answer is a, the due >> i'm nikki burdine on capitol hill where it was just announced yesterday that next week a hearing will take place to determine if d.c. will become the 51st state. the issue is backed by president obama and harry reid and although this has been around for a long time, it's been 20 years since a hearing has been held. vanessa? >> reporter: good morning. police say 53-year-old charles severance is responsible for the murders of three alexandria residents. he's accused of shooting ruth ann lodato in february, ron kirby in november and nancy dunning 11 years ago. severance was arrested five months ago and held on an unrelated gun charge. that's when police uncovered evidence connecting him to the 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b, sunrise, c, winds, or d, cloud cover. does anybody know it and want to raise their hand? vittoria thinks she knows it. >> sunlight. >> b! b for bingo. well done. >> i raised my hand, too. >> i get the sticker. >> you get your gold star later. remember, guys, you need the right ingredients, need the clouds for light winds for it to settle, cloud cover, that's a grin, right? storm scan3, not too much cloud cover, less at this point, see it starting to clear out. still sort of skewing i think the sunlight. and the sunrise, as it is starting to pop over the horizon here, in say the next 20 minutes, depending on location, but it will be a beautiful day, as we kick off this komen three day. tomorrow though it is, you know, not looking all that ideal. a lot of clouds, low 70s, at best, and we will very likely be dealing with pockets of steady rain by midday. so have the rain gear ready if you have outdoor plans, vittoria, over to you. >> thank you, i'm kind of laughing at myself. remember the kid in the class oh, me, me, me, i know? >> calm down. >> i just felt like. that will sorry if i didn't give anyone's chance. good morning

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think we have our answer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> welcome back. 6:17. thanks for joining us. thanks for waking up with us this monday. it is 60 degrees outside and sure áels like fall. >> the 60 is misleading because that's reagan national. they're a lot warmer than many areas. >> what is it outside broadcast house? >> i'll have to check. it's mid-40s in the shenandoah valley. >> it's beautiful. >> regardless the temperatures, beautiful air has settled in. we had a great day yesterday. today will be another very good day. and tonight just a slim chance of a shower. not nearly as chilly. look at this picture. this is beautiful, michael, along with the air mass. >> looks like halloween. >> getting closer to it. they've had the sales going on for about a month now it seems. seeing the coupons showing up, too. buy 17 bags of candy, save a dollar, something like that there goes a plane. temperatures this afternoon shooting into the 70s. mid, even upper 70s locally with upper 60s by 9:00 tonight and a few more clouds tonight. so not nearly as chilly. even an isolated shower or two can't be ruled out. all in all a beautiful start to this monday morning. and a crisp one. look at these mid-40s in the shenandoah valley, out in the mountains of western maryland. davis, west virginia 45. 59 in d.c. annapolis 60. even in tappahannock we're 53 with fredricksburg. 48 in gaithersburg and hagerstown. jacket weather for sure. we've zoomed in on these clouds. these pretty clouds on the weather camera. reagan national 159 with a north wind at -- is 59 with a north wind at 5. the dew point is 51 degrees so that's a comfortable number for you. nationally quiet. i want to talk about odell briefly. this was a category 3 storm when it struck the tip of the baja, cab bah san lucas. they in recorded history say they never had a storm this strong. the moisture heads northwest. this system near minneapolis is going to move more to the north. it will bring a weak front through tonight, a real quick one. what that means for us, while we have a mix of sun and clouds today, a few more clouds tonight. so not nearly as chilly. just an isolated shower tonight into tuesday morning. but, yeah, that's a pretty low shower threat. so today not bad. we'll have a high of 78 in d.c. but lots of low to mid-70s in the suburbs. upper 50s to mid-60s tonight with the isolated shower. pleasant tomorrow 77. wedz comfortable -- wednesday comfortable at 75. a few more clouds thursday and friday. 75, maybe low 70s with just a slight chance after sprinkle. then by sunday we're warming to 84. it's 6:20. beverly farmer, volume building. i'm afraid you have more things on your list to share. >> a few more things on the list as far as the overall capital beltway is concerned. getting there on the interstates nothing too much out of the ordinary. volume building on the outer loop in silver spring, oxon hill headed for the wilson bridge. we'll check out the ride for you for travelers in sterling. the crash on old ox road just a little bit west of 28 shuts down old ox road. that's going to be closed in each direction while they try to freeze someone out of the vehicle. it's a dump truck and a vehicle that collided. sky 9 looking at this shot right now. exindication process going on. that stretch of old ox road is shut down west of 28. no access to 28 but 28 itself is open out of sterling, between sterling and the toll road. no early problems 66 save for volume building into manassas. 95 travelers likewise. building volume for you to get into quantico, head into woodbridge into newington and springfield an395 loading up to get through landmark. southbound bw parkway, the accident before 321 over on the -- 32 is over on the shoulder. more heavy traffic just getting into greenbelt and down into chervely to get to ken -- cheverly to get to kenilworth and new york avenues. the heavy volume getting into silver spring but lanes open as you leave new hampshire avenue around to georgia avenue. andrea, mike, back to you. >> all right, bev. >>> don't let those gas prices drive you crazy. this half-hour we're checking prices in silver spring. according to aaa's fuel finder, the most expensive regular is going for $3.70 a gallon. that's at the forest glen bp on gorest glen road. >> if you head -- on forest glen road. >> if you head over to the shell on georgia avenue, you'll pay ;' >>> welcome back. 6:24. look at that shot of the u.s. capitol. a little color in the sky. normally we stay red in the morning. not today. that's a generalization but today is going to be a good day. 40s and 50s now with a couple of 60'ish readings. partly to mostly sunny. 50s and low 60s by 9:00. lunch hour looks great. 56 in martinsburg. 71 in -- 65 in martinsburg. 71 in town. this afternoon low to mid-70s. really a fine start to the week. >>> we're checking out sky 9 to give you the update on the crash in sterling. pretty serious. a dump truck, i'm not sure if it hit a car or a pedestrian but there are serious injuries on this accident. old ox road just west of 28. there's been a medevac requested. i'm not sure the status on that but i can tell you the police will direct you around this incident. all lanes of 28 are open in each direction. old ox road will be impacted for quite some time it looks like just west of 28. mike, andrea, back to you. >> beverly, thank you. >>> the mother of two missing montgomery county children is due in court today. >> the name is catherine hoggle and she claims that her children are safe. there is still no word on where these little kids are at this point. nikki burdine is live in gaithersburg near police headquarters with more. nikki? >> reporter: good morning. katherine hoggle has been in police custody for a couple of days now. since she's been arrested on friday night, she hasn't been cooperating. she told police she doesn't know where her children are, just saying that they're safe. let me give you a little bit of background on this case. catherine was apprehended on friday night but her children, two-year-old jacob and three- year-old sarah have been missing for six and seven days and hope is dwindling. a search party has been in effect for the past week and her family had been organizing the search party in addition to her father. c.r.a. run had been on the -- catherine had been on the run till friday night when she was caught after a tip from the public helped police find her. family members and friends have been searching neighborhoods knocking on doors, handing out flyers, asking people to just keep an eye out for 2-year-old jacob and 3-year-old sarah. the children's father and catherine's husband was helping to lead several of those search parties. >> i just ask everyone to continue to pray, continue to help. if you're in the community, you know, i can use any help that we can get through searching, passing out flyers. >> reporter: catherine's family echoed his sets sentiment also -- sentiment asking for help. if you see them, be sure to give police a call. we expect to have an update from montgomery county police here at the headquarters today at 11:00 while catherine has a bond review today at 1:00. in montgomery county, i'm nikki burdine. back to you. >> thank you, nikki. >>> charles severance is expected to be brought back to alexandria this week for the first court hearing since being indicted in three murders in alexandria. >> he's set to appear in court on tuesday. severance is accused in the 2003 murder of nancy dunning, 2013 killing of ron kirby, and the 2014 murder of ruth ann lodato. police say he was well known in government circles in alexandria, and he even ran for mayor at one point. right now he's being healed in a loudoun county jail on unrelated weapons charges. >>> police are searching for the driver of a car which struck and killed a pedestrian early sunday morning in northwest. 26-year-old bareket haile was killed just after 3:00 a.m. police are looking for a four- door chrysler sedan. the vehicle may have damage to its driver's side. >>> d.c. mayoral candidate david cantania plans to released a 126-page book of plans for running the city today. >> the city councilman is running as an independent against democrat muriel bowser and independent carol schwartz. he calls his platform a vision to secure our city's future. his goal is to show his campaign has more substoons than his competitors -- substance than his competitors. >>> there is word from the muriel bowser campaign that she plans to take part in your debates. a final debate will be at anacostia high school. >> our own bruce johnson will moderate the final debate planned for thursday, october 16 at 6:30 at the academies of anacostia high. all top three candidates, bowser, cantania and schwartz are expected to be there. >>> here's another live look at the sky. how it changes so quickly from what we saw earlier this morning. there we are getting a shoft the tower at national -- shot of the tower at national airport. >> we are also in the middle of watching the roads which we often call the bewitching hour in the 6:00 hour. beverly farmer has a look at what you can expect before you head ow the door. >>> absolutely. take a look at the map around the beltway. volume building into silver spring. nothing out of the ordinary there. the bw parkway, 50, getting to kennel worth avenue, the inner loop, our big trouble is over in sterling where the the eastbound lanes of old ox road, 606 are closed west of 28 with a serious crash. we're told a medevac was dispatched to the scene of this accident which involves a dump truck and crews have been on the scene there diverting traffic. again eastbound 606, won't have access to 28 and westbound. it does look like some traffic is able to get by the scene there. as far as 50 is concerned getting into cheverly, it's the volume delay for you. you look good out of annapolis through bowie but slowing near 202 in cheverly to make it to kenilworth avenue. that's a look at the drive. back to you. >>> we're looking at some great weather outside this morning. pretty skies. it's a cool start. we've got 40s and 50s in most areas this morning. and sunrise coming up in the next 15 to 20 minutes from east to west and some spectacular color. we are looking at a sunny day today. a few clouds here and there but even by lunch time, still upper 60s and low 70s. winds not too strong. it's going to be very comfortable to be outside with highs mid- to upper 70s this afternoon. some patchy clouds this morning. that's it overhead. a the surface we have patchy fog west especially some of the cool temperatures in the shenandoah valley where we're in the mid-40s in most spots. 61 the warm watt. east tan -- warm spot. easton in the 40s. that touch of fog has gone into frederick. half-mile visibility there. an improvement in warrenton but luray to petersburg and now cumberland checking in with zero visibilities. so, please, low beams. give yourself a few extra minutes. but a great afternoon coming our way. we'll stay in the low 70s right on the bay. mid-70s in winchester. hagerstown only73 today. reagan national probably the warm spot with fredricksburg at 78 degrees. andrea and mike, no excuses if you have outdoor work today. mother nature certainly is delivering a good one for you. >> or outdoor fun today. even better. thanks, howard. 16:31. let's see -- it is 6:31. let's see what our news partners at cbs this morning are covering. >> charlie rose joins us live with a preview. good morning. >> good morning, mike and andrea. we'll talk to mike morel but calls for putting troops on the ground in syria. senator rand paul will talk about military involvement in the middle east and a possible run for the white house. we'll take you to the national mall where eight miles of twine and 2,000 tons of sand will all come together to transform the park into a piece of art. all of that. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> we look forward to seeing that one right here. thanks, charlie. >>> 6:32. the united states is rallying support for a global coalition to take out isis in iraq and syria. more than 40 countries have agreed to join the fight. diplomats from around the world are meeting in france to try and hammer out a strategy. susan mcginn fizz with more. >> reporter: secretary --w mcginnness with more. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry and diplomats from around the world are in paris today to try and form a global strategy to defeat isis. >> we have countries in this region, countries outside of this region in addition to the united states, all of whom are prepared to engage in military assistance. >> reporter: british prime minister david cameron called an emergency meeting of his advisors on sunday after isis beheaded a british citizen and threatened another. >> they claim to do this in the name of islam. that is nonsense. islam is a religion of peace. they are not muslims. they are monsters. >> reporter: cameron is promising to support u.s. military efforts with logistics and intelligence gathering. president obama has promised no u.s. combat troops on the ground as the fight expands from iraq to syria. >> it's going to take an army to beat an army. this idea will never have any boots on the ground to defeat them in syria is fantasy. >> reporter: congress will vote this week on president obama's request for $500 million to train and equip moderate syrian rebels in their fight against isis. >> i think the plan is the best possible one because it recognizes it's not just a military struggle. it's also a political struggle. >> reporter: the measure is expected to pass. susan mcginnness, cbs news, washington. >> before today's conference in france, it announced it will begin flying reconnaissance anythings over iraq. >>> a cal dal man -- a california man has been sentenced to six years hard labor. >> they say miller 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fair oaks. old ox road in sterling, the eastbound lanes of 606 near 28 shut down with the dump truck crash. 28 itself is open between 66 and the toll road. check out the ride for folks take travel kenilworth avenue, d.c. 295 southbound. those lineups pretty typical down from eastern avenue on the right side of your screen heading down to east capitol and on to the 11th street bridge. although lanes are open. outer loop of the beltway you'll slow down west of college park heading past new hampshire avenue and around to georgia avenue. a crash reported well north of the beltway new hampshire avenue brighton dam, reportedly a dump truck into a tree. back to you, mike, annual dray ya. >>> thousands -- mike, andrea. >>> thousands of students in maryland have till tomorrow to get immunized in order to attend schools. >> that's because they are required to be vaccinated by measles and mumps by the 20th day of the school year. >> reporter: the anne arundel county school district has applied for and been granted an extension by the state for the deadline. it means about a thousand students who have have been turned away from school this morning are going to be able to attend class but they have 40 days to get their shots. there will be several clinics this week where students can get vaccinated. many ever the stiewnses -- of students are in seventh grade. that's because new requirements went into affect for those -- effect for those students this year. they now need tdap and meningitis vaccines. they will be offered this week at the clinics and they will forward proof to the district if you attend one of those clinics. in montgomery county students have to be immunized by tuesday. they held clinics over the weekend for students to get their shots. >>> an embattled airline endure as social media nightmare this weekend. >> and a thriller about a home invasion reigns supreme at the box office. wusa9 is back after this. 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living at the airport last check anyway. so we've got temperatures in the 40s and really 50s in most spots. weather wise it has been a gorgeous morning. just a few moments until sunrise. look at the glow on the horizon. i just posted some great pictures on my twitter account. we'll reteet and repost them on -- retweet and repost them on our twitter and facebook accounts. upper 60s in many areas. great afternoon. sunshine. just a few clouds here and there with highs inned mid -- in the mid- to upper 70s in a few spots. chilly conditions this morning. we have 45 in cumberland right now. a lot of fog, too. luray 46. some fog there with 46 manassas. look what the bay is doing. annapolis is 61. you get inland eastland it's 55. andrews, la plata right around 50 degrees. 48 in frederick and hagerstown and fog there as well. i don't have the visibilities loaded. last check cumberland's was zero. a half mile in frederick and luray from zero to three- quarters of a mile. so we have partly cloudy conditions out there now. as the sunlight below the lore light gets filtered through the longer part of the atmosphere, we get this great red coloring and it underlights the clouds, too. been a good show around here in the early morning sky. 59 at reagan national. winds north at 5 miles an hour. the dew point only 51. a good fall air mass has moved in. we're enjoying some great weather. here's a historic storm going on near the baja. this is odell. it's weakened some but going to throw moisture into the southwest. recorded history does not have a strong -- a storm this strong hitting the tip of baja. last week they had the flooding rains of phoenix. we could do it in a few days as the moisture moves in. southern minnesota through iowa, in wisconsin, just past chicago, a little system is coming through there. we'll watch that because that will pass to our north, drag a little trojts but it will be -- front but it will be coming overnight into tuesday and squeeze out a couple of showers. today's futurecast nice and quiet. i'm notice by lunch time we're in good shape. temperatures then upper 60s to low 70s. a good day for recess, too, for the kids. this evening it's going to be fine whether you're working, playing, going for a walk or just loving life, we look good. tonight overnight a few more clouds. tomorrow morning notice a few showers in the mountains. the bulk of the moisture eastern new york, pennsylvania into jersey continues to push through. we break out into more sun as itself morning wears on -- the morning wears on so tomorrow will be another good day across the region. we'll do it wednesday as well with no significant weather headed our way. the only difference is going to come as we get later on wednesday or thursday. we get the winds off atlantic. that will bring in low clouds and maybe just a stray sprinkle. this morning we'll rise in the 40s to mid-70s in the shenandoah valley. reagan national, fredricksburg 78 degrees. the bay a little bit cooler right there in annapolis at 71. then tonight not nearly as chilly. upper 50s. we'll be 65 in town and also at the pax river naval air station. our forecast the next few days good start to the week. highs in the 70s. today 78. tonight 65. again that stray shower overnight toward tomorrow morning. tomorrow sun returns, pleasant 77. by wednesday comfortable again 75. thursday and friday, i expect a few more clouds around and even a sprinkle. low to mid-70s. nighttime lows in the 50s to around 60. look at this weekend. saturday 78 and by sunday we're going to warm up to above 80. i think 84 degrees easily the warmest day of the week. it is now 6:43. here's beverly farmer with timesaver traffic. 6:48. >>> checking out the ride around the capitol beltway, volume building in the typical places. montgomery county crash on new hampshavof new hampshire near brighton dam road had police on the scene. check out the ride for d.c. 295. kenilworth avenue. that's where we're dealing with a crash right near pennsylvania avenue. that between the east capitol pennsylvania blocking the left lane. that's why it's so jammed at eastern avenue coming off cheverly at the bw parkway and route 50. 66, you've had the struggle getting past an accident on the shoulder east of business 234 but before you get to 29 centreville. remains on the left shoulder as a distraction from first ng stblocked off road in ster eastbound, just east of 28 of shaw road with the crash cleanup. volume still heading into dale city, woodbridge, a little more volume as you make your way north of newington into springfield and on to 395. we got word of a crash out of maryland inbound on suitland parkway to get to southeast. it's going to be right at branch avenue. mike, andrea, back to you. >> thank you, beverly. >>> wusa9 wants to help you find the best and worst gas prices in the area. this morning we're checking the pumps in woodbridge, virginia where the most expensive gallon of regular is at the shell on jefferson davis 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condisability montgomery county police. >>> -- contact montgomery county police. >>> on friday juror heard the final arguments from the prosecution and both defense teams in the corruption trial against former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife, maureen. >> they're accused of receiving gifts and loans from star ceo jonnie williams in exchange for promomenting his product. janesah herring joins us with the latest report. >> reporter: good morning. bob mcdonnell's attorney blamed everything on jonnie williams. during closing arguments he focused on williams' immunity deal for a securities fraud and tax fraud problem. he told the jury that jonnie williams sold the government a better story about the mcdonnells than he ever used to sell any of his products. in rebuttal, prosecutors referred to jonnie williams as a criminal saying yes, he's a criminal, he bribed the governor. maureen mcdonnell's attorney called prms a predator saying he took advantage of the gullible and trusting first lady. prosecutors argue mcdonnell knew exactly what jonnie williams wanted and he used his official capacity as governor to ing the timeline from the period in question, they told the jury for every gift the mcdonnells received, williams got something in return. mcdonnell's attorney also argued williams never got anything official from the governor. he finished by telling the jury if they have a reasonable doubt about testimony from an immune witness, they must acquit. >> i thought our closing they did were just terrific. >> reporter: closing arguments wrapped up on friday and the jury will get the case tomorrow when court resumes after the holidabreak. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> take a look outside here. we're in for one warm labor day monday. temperatures flirting once again with the 90s. >> we are going to get to howard with the weather in just a minute. first we'll start with monika and timesaver traffic. >>> it's the holiday. yes, volumes have been light but you would be surprised to know how many accidents we've had today. eastbound i-70 after route 144, this one i've been talking about all morning happened around 2:30, 2:45 this morning. it was involving a tractor- trailer that went down an embankment and that's why the recovery and the cleanup is taking so long at the scene of the crash. the left lane gets you by eastbound i-70 after route 144 without much of a delay thankfully. 277 looks good. no lane restrictions as you head down to the point where the lane divides. if you plan to use public transportation, metro is going to open at 7:00. they'll be open till midnight on a sunday schedule. no marc or vre trains today and no hov restrictions everywhere except maryland route 50, the john hansen highway and we're used to that. at the 14th street bridge, nice and light into the downtown area. boy, it looks great here but it's muggy and howard is going to have more on that in a minute for your labor day holiday and the barbecues you're planning. this time we'll check out what's going on on the beltway in college park. nice and light as you cross the 95 interchange in college park over toward silver spring and bethesda. howard, you're going to have some rain today too, right? >>> we're going to see showers and storms that could interfere with barbecue or whatever your activities may be but the heat and humidity, that's also going to be its own problem. notice it's mostly cloudy skies a few minutes before sunrise making for a very interesting sky this morning. a couple of showers south now. by lunch time partly sunny 86 and sticky. we'll have winds southwesterly 5 to 10. 92 for the high and a few storms will be around this afternoon. this morning the heaviest stuff by far is south of town. in the metro itself, the immediate metro, we've seen spotty showers come through, but you really have to get south of prince george's county to this mess of heavier downpours with even a little lightning and thunder through charles county coming across the river toward port royal back to i-95. this is all moving east. just about to 301 in charles county. eastern charles, st. mary's, calvert, this is all headed your way. watch out for heavy downpours over the next hour and temperatures now in the 70s. we'll climb to a sticky low 90s this afternoon. nick and mike, back to you. >> thanks a lot, howard. time to see what our partners at cbs this morning are covering. ; >> the anthony mason is live in new york with a preview. mr. mason, good morning. >> good morning, nick and mike. someone has to labor on labor day, right? ahead dozens of private celebrity nude photos leaked after a cloud base storage systems were hacked. dan ackerman is in stu57 with how the images were accessed and what you can do to protect sensitive information. a man accused of planting drugs on a pta volunteer as an act of revenge. legal analyst ricky klieman joins us with whether my wife made me do it is a legal strategy that can hold up in 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of this moving across charles, st. mary's and calvert. we'll have pore doppler 9000 -- more doppler 9000 and i'll be back to talk more about how the first of september is feeling more like july. hon came is in with timesaver traffic this labor day morning. >>> take a look at 270 on the southbound side in germantown. wow, things are looking really, really good out of frederick down to the point where the lanes divide. all hov restrictions are open for you as well today. here and in virginia. if you're planning to head over on the eastbound side of i-70, just keep in mind the accident cleanup from overnight after route 144 continues. you need to stay to the left to get by. back to you guys. >>> u.s. senators are some of the most powerful people in the world. >> but new york democratic senator kirsten gillibrand says some of the men are blatantly offensive. >> reporter: porky, hot, honey badger, these are all words used by male members of congress to address senator grille gillibrand for her face. she reveals this in off the sidelines, a new book about what it's like to be a 47-year- old woman in politics in 2014. gillibrand is one of only a few women in history to give birth while in congress. she talked to me about that several years ago right after her youngest son was born. >> there's a lot more interest in younger women beginning to look at public service earlier. and when we look at public service earlier, it means we have children while we're serving. it's good for the congress. >> reporter: she's open about struggling with weight gain after two beg nannies -- pregnancies. as she was shedding the pounds, a male senator came up from behind her and said don't lose too much weight, i like any girls chubby. she makes headlines fighting for girls rights against sexual assaults in the military. she said male colleagues didn't realize their comments are crass because they're older, 60 and up but nancy pelosi who came to congress when few female served is appalled. >> it's absolutely ridiculous. it's disrespectful. senator gillibrand is one of the great leaders in our country. >> reporter: there are now 20 women in the senate, an all- time high but still only 20% of the senate. and women make up more than 50% of the u.s. population. barbara mikulski is the longest serving female senator in history. when she first came, only 28 years ago women weren't even allowed to wear pants on the senate floor. bath rooms were limited. >> there's a place called the gym, the locker room. that just couldn't accommodate me. >> reporter: the good muss is women can ressional gym. the bad news is it's apparently a forum for inappropriate comments like when a colleague told gillibrand good thing you're working out because you wouldn't want to get porky but she gave as well as she got saying thanks, a-hole. >> her new book hits shelves september 9. that was quite funny. >>> a number of celebrities used the holiday weekend to tie the knot. >> an academy award winner is at 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'8 >>> coming up on 6:45 here on this labor day. beautiful sunrise. does it get any better than that? >> yeah, it does. it gets a lot better. it's awful outside. it's thuk, muggy. -- it's thick, muggy. >> you avoided a trip outside, did you not? it was that bad? >> i think i was outside. was i? >> it's all a blur. >> it's labor day. it's monday. not the weekend. for us anyway. let's talk about today. a lot of folks have cookouts and other things planned. first of all the heat and humidity will be tough to deal with. then we have the threat for a couple of storms here and there. not widespread enough to warrant a yellow alert. this morning we're watching some showers and storms off to the south. some of those have heavy downpours. in the metro, we're looking at lighter showers coming across southern fairfax, coming out of -- see that one little area of green east of manassas there? it's coming out of prince william. it's crossing 95 in springfield here with a light shower, but really when you get into extreme southern prince george's county, charles county, that's where the activity really starts to pick up. you see the reds here, these are some heavy downpours between la plata, 301, dahlgren. all of this moving toward colonial beach, down toward newland and into st. mary's county and calvert county, a little bit after that we're starting to see things lessen around i-95 but the whole area is moving east, maybe slightly north and east at about 30 miles an hour with a little bit of lightning with heavier downpours. looks like it will be toward leonardtown, solomons 7:26. madison 7:51 and cambridge on the eastern shore just after 8:00 at 8:07. there's one other little area of rain, lighter showers which have been coming through winchester to berryville and charles town. doesn't look like it's much more than a couple of sprinkles there. the michael & son weather camera, showing neat little bits of pinkish red in the sky. sunrise 7:38. or was it 6:37? it sets at 7:38. it will be a very warm lunch hour. 89 at 4:00 after hitting a high of 92. a couple of storms around mid- to late afternoon. right now well into the 70s. it's muggy. the air is thick. dew points are over 70 in most spots. even the cool areas like damascus, germantown, lovettsville are at 70. low 70s. 72 upper marlboro, waldorf, dumfries. fairfax as well as bowie at 72. at reagan national mostly crowdie and 77 with no wind so it's really thick out there with that dew point all the way up to 72. on friday when it felt great, the dew point was closer to 50. futurecast has the isolated shower and storm here this morning. this afternoon we could see a few showers and storms around 2:00, 3:00. it's not horribly widespread. that's why we don't have the yellow alert up but it's boarderline today. it's one of those days if you'll be out this afternoon at the pool or maybe grilling, you're going to have to pay attention. download our wusa9 weather app. you can keep the radar with you and your smartphone. as we get into the evening hours, things settle down. overnight quiet. a patch or two of fog can't be ruled out. tomorrow ahead of the cold front, scattered showers and storms in the afternoon. i think a better chance may hold off till after rush hour. so tomorrow i've not done yellow alert yet but that could be upgraded. by wednesday looks a whole lot better. drier air hoves in. it will be comfortable -- moves in. it will be comfortable. warm to hot with a high around 90. today 92 with mainly afternoon storms. tonight 76. closer to 70 in the cool spots. tomorrow 95 degrees. very hot, humid. a few afternoon storms into tomorrow night ahead of the front. by wednesday not as hot. certainly drier, 90 degrees. thursday about the same, around 90. nats return for a home stand starting friday. it's going to be hot 93 with an isolated storm. upper 80s to near 90 with scattered storms saturday afternoon into evening. sunday for the ravens homeowner mid-80s with a small chance of a lingering thunderstorm. monika samtani, it's labor day morning. a pretty good time right now to be getting around and a whole lot different than we anticipate 24 hours from now. >>> it's going to be a whole different story tomorrow morning. for example, if we had this issue in northwest tomorrow morning, it would have been very, very difficult over in the district where there's been pepco on the scene fixing cable lines that were damaged on the westbound side of missouri avenue, georgia avenue. they say it's going to take all day to do this before the rush hour tomorrow. so keep that in mind for your travel plans tonight as well. let's go over to the maps. a couple of issues cropped up. this accident involving a tractor-trailer eastbound i-70 after route 144. it happened about 2:45 morning. only the left lane gets by the recovery effort there. although again because it's labor day, things are pretty light through that area, including on 270 as well coming out of frederick down to the point where the lanes divide. let's take a little tour outside and check what it looks like. this 166. can you guess where -- is 66. can you guess where this is? it's manassas. it does not seem real for this time of the morning but it is. few people out and about. nothing to worry about at all. if you are heading out the door let's go to the other side, 395 to the 14th street bridge. looking good here as well as you cross the bridge span and into the district you're going to be absolutely fine here as well. all the potomac and anacostia river crossings are fine. let's go to another live picture. this time we're checking out the beltway. it just seems unreal, doesn't it on the outer loop on this side of the screen heading westbound on 495 toward silver spring you're going to be fine. there was a crash on the bw parkway southbound over i-195 blocking that ramp for some time. that was cleared up as well. let's go to another live picture if we could. no problems to report here as i said on 270 down to the point where the lanes divide. no hov restrictions today. i want to give you the rundown of public transportation as well. metro opens at 7:00 this morning. that will continue till midnight on a sunday schedule. no marc or vre and no hov restrictions except on route 50, the john hansen highway over in maryland. >> thanks a lot, monika. >>> fewer people on the roads means more people are watching this morning, right? 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c. average job. >> a minus. >> a minus? he gave himself a b plus. >> a good solid b plus. >> he should give himself a good grade.ld hate to think he would give himself a doing a bad job. >> solyndra scandal. >> is that new. >> you disgust me. my two biggest concerns is immigration and foreign policy he has done considerably well. >> as of today i gave him a d. >> overwhelmed him. >> golfed like 90 times. >> golf is fun. >> >> a. >> a? >> a? >> c. >> did vote for obama last time. >> did i vote for obama. >> do your parents know that. >> my parents do know that. >> i think you are trying to get back at your parents is what i think. >> how would you grade the media in america? >> i have a lot of problems with media. >> not fox news though, right? >> yeah, yeah, i do. >> have you ever watched fox news channel? >> yes. i think when fox news says fair and balanced, i questions that. >> i was surprised. >> i feel the opposite. >> where do you get your news. >> msnbc. >> those are unreliable. >> mike huckabee is a a good guy. >> good night and god bless. >> al jazeera. >> i'm slightly at a loss for words. >> republicans

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i knew i was going to be called a "b" word and a "c" word and all these other things you can think about calling. but if they think i'm a "b" word, i'm probably doing my job right. >> schrieber will soon face a disciplinary hearing for the verbal abuse writeup and an earlier incident where he spit on the window of a cellmate. >> doesn't that strike you as a little self-destructive? >> yes. i know it's not right to do that, i know it's wrong. i'm mad at myself, but i take it out on whoever is around me. staff members, prisoners who are nearby. >> relationships between officers and inmates at limon run the gamut. with shreiber, it involves verbal abuse. >> with bryan hansen, it's trying to get too close to staff. >> what's happening? where are you going to? >> i'm going to a hearing for solicitation of staff. >> did you have a statement or something? i'll make sure they grab all your paperwork and stuff. >> hansen is due to face the prison disciplinary committee for allegedly having given unwanted attention to rookie officer dawn mcdaniel, including an attempt to give her a ring. >> see, i throwed out this other thing here o

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b along with hepatitis c. if i was being exposed to hepatitis b, once would have been sufficient. but i realize the department of corrections has to do what they call damage control. not as though i would have said, hey, that's how i acquired it. but i don't appreciate that nonsense, the lies. i had dealt with an advocate. now, they had already stolen my ecords from my home. they wanted me to say sexual trauma. you know, i don't know a female in the united states military that hadn't been sexually harassed. but it's not like we're all jumping on the band wag toll say, oh. i'm a little was. oh, i'm breaking down. that's all i think about. what a bunch of crap. these people are looking for a free ride. they're accusing they're using people that were exposed that do need help and basically jumping on the band wagon trying to get a free ride trying to get disability. i did like her comment in regards to the classification of women. because i knew -- i know the exact same thing. when i was in the military, the same thing. it's either you're a slut or you're a dike. well, i really don't like that word, either, and i did mention that word to her. i would take definite offense to that. even though i am gay, i'm happy. i used to be happy. until i had to deal with, quote, the v.a. march 26, 2013. salt lake hospital. and the funny thing about it is everything is running in the basement. when i was escorted out by v.a. lice up in salt lake, they sked me, oh, was it a wireless phone company? come on. obviously they do this on a regular basis. they're stealing our identities nd selling them off. to either canadians, polish, or russians. but the individual who wanted my identity was 5-7 because that's what they changed my records to be. i was 5-9-1/2 before treatment. now i'm 5-8-1/2. so, oops, you know when i was forced into an incident -- i refer to it as an incident because it was no accident. it was an insurance scam. they do it on a regular basis, department of corrections. they take their officers out, they end up in the hospital. they run that little bill up. it's all a medical scam. i blew the whistle. 380-some dollars. that's not a little ride in the park. and they're doing this crap on a regular basis. and as far as the judicial background, what they're doing at the department of corrections was falsifying ecords, training records for pae, people that were applying for pae. the people that i dealt with at salt lake also p an e. ecurities, along with bridion. they work for the v.a. they go from sitting at the desk and end up working communications. i'm tired of being dinked with and now at this stage my legs, i have turned into -- my vascular system has shut down. my feet have abscesses. to the bone. and the strange thing about it, when i talked to a psychologist -- because that's what they want to say you're nuts. you know what -- she said what happened? what happened to the individual? and she ruffered to me as a -- referred to me as a bitch -- who leave it up to karma. oh, that's right. university hospital. and when i sit across the street. oh, yeah. check this out. 1,900-some odd dollars to go a quarter of a mile across the street. now, tell me who is scamming, who is scheming. and the fact is i was paying $593 a month regular insurance and yet i am screwed by the v.a. well, you know, i dealt with individuals that were supposedly -- i said doctors? i haven't seen a doctor since i've been in this dump. how is that? i've got a nurse practitioner, i've got a p.a. i said, oh, that's right, dermatologist. finally see an actual doctor. hen my feet were infested. i can barely walk. i have abscesses on my feet. down to the bone. nd thank you so very much. my part anywhere of 30 years said don't -- my part never of 30 years said don't come here. they'll throw you of -- in the nut ward. i said let them try. i've taken on bigger boys than i've seen around here lately. now, that's the last lilt game i dealt with up in salt lake, harrisville, actually. i call it damage control. initially i was brought in as a white sheet, pink sheet, suicidal. that way the v.a. would pay for it. i said but i'm not suicidal. you know, i realize it's all an insurance scam. now, while i was paying $593 per month to supposedly united health care, it wasn't going to united health care, it was going to an individual's pocket. and the v.a. was supposed to end up picking up the bill. i don't like that. i don't like how our judicial . stem is so corrupt i mean, i don't care where you go. i mean, they're doing background checks. i go to the bank. who does a background check on those banks? they were stealing. they stole $56,000 out of my account, every penny that i had out of my 401. i had receipts. i put in $37,000. i got a receipt for $50,000. so that meant basically the department of corruption basically gave them a ticket of $50,000, you deal with this problem. you get rid of the problem. i'm at a stage in my life that i don't really -- you know, i don't give a rat's hiney about what people think. i've always been asked if i was from "back east. " i said why is that, back east? they said because you're outspoken. i said, well, if i were in utah, i said, you're correct that i would be considered back east. i laughed. i said, but those women up there, i said, they keep them medicated. you know? they don't speak out. ecause they're afraid. this system is definitely broken. the v.a. hospital -- i asked for out. outsourcing as far as medical. i was laughed at so gently and told they don't treat hepatitis b. and i said you're full of crap. they do. when it's considered chronic. and since you've given me such a mega dose my body is collapsing. i said and hepatitis c, thank you so very much. i said, i don't appreciate it. i said, but i'll deal with it. and what they did -- and this is what i refer to as engineered. engineered crap. they do this on a regular basis p in utah. first thing you're going to feel is the pain in the knees and the hips. oh, gee whiz, now who replaces those knees and hips? oh. that's right. doctors. doctors on the scam. well, while i was dealing with medical, being in the hospital and from the hospital to a nursing home, and here they thought they were going to go ahead and own my house. that's part of the game. it's a lot of investors. they pay certain groups, they use a lot of youngsters as well to basically intimidate people to move out of the neighborhood. they sell their house cheap because they're getting harassed. i was called up in utah by my neighbor and sa

b along with hepatitis c. if i was being exposed to hepatitis b, once would have been sufficient. but i realize the department of corrections has to do what they call damage control. not as though i would have said, hey, that's how i acquired it. but i don't appreciate that nonsense, the lies. i had dealt with an advocate. now, they had already stolen my records from my home. they wanted me to say sexual trauma. you know, i don't know a female in the united states military that hadn't been sexually harassed. but it's not like we're all jumping on the band wagon say, oh, i'm a little wuss. oh, i'm breaking down. that's all i think about. what a bunch of crap. these people are looking for a free ride. they're accusing they're using people that were exposed that do need help and basically jumping on the bandwagon trying to get a free ride trying to get disability. i did like her comment in regards to the classification of women. because i knew -- i know the exact same thing. when i was in the military, the same thing. it's either you're a slut or you're a dike. well, i really don't like that word, either, and i did mention that word to her. i would take definite offense to that. even though i am gay, i'm happy. i used to be happy. until i had to deal with, quote, the v.a. march 26, 2013. salt lake hospital. and the funny thing about it is everything is running in the basement. when i was escorted out by v.a. police up in salt lake, they asked me, oh, was it a wireless phone company? come on. obviously they do this on a regular basis. they're stealing our identities and selling them off. to either canadians, polish, or russians. but the individual who wanted my identity was 5-7 because that's what they changed my records to be. i was 5'9 1/2" before treatment. now i'm 5-81/2. so, oops, you know when i was forced into an incident -- i refer to it as an incident because it was no accident. it was an insurance scam. they do it on a regular basis, department of corrections. they take their officers out, they end up in the hospital. they run that little bill up. it's all a medical scam. i blew the whistle. 380-some dollars. that's not a little ride in the park. and they're doing this crap on a regular basis. and as far as the judicial background, what they're doing at the department of corrections was falsifying records, training records for pae, people that were applying for pae. the people that i dealt with at salt lake also pae. securities, along with boridian. they work for the v.a. they go from sitting at the desk and end up working communications. i'm tired of being dinked with and now at this stage my legs, i have turned into -- my vascular system has shut down. my feet have abscesses to the bone. and the strange thing about it, when i talked to a psychologist -- because that's what they want to say you're nuts. you know what -- she said what happened? what happened to the individual -- and she referred to me as a bitch -- who leave it up to karma? oh, that's right. university hospital. and when i sit across the street. oh, yeah. check this out. 1,900-some odd dollars to go a quarter of a mile across the street. now, tell me who is scamming, who is scheming. and the fact is i was paying $593 a month regular insurance and yet i am screwed by the v.a. well, you know, i dealt with individuals that were supposedly -- i said doctors? i haven't seen a doctor since i've been in this dump. how is that? i've got a nurse practitioner, i've got a p.a. i said, oh, that's right, dermatologist. i finally see an actual doctor. when my feet were infested. i can barely walk. i have abscesses on my feet down to the bone. and thank you so very much. my partner of 30 years said don't come here. they'll throw you in the nut ward. i said let them try. i've taken on bigger boys than i've seen around here lately. now, that's the last little game i dealt with up in salt lake, harrisville, actually. i call it damage control. initially i was brought in as a white sheet, pink sheet, suicidal. that way the v.a. would pay for it. i said but i'm not suicidal. you know, i realize it's all an insurance scam. now, while i was paying $593 per month to supposedly united health care, it wasn't going to united health care, it was going to an individual's pocket. and the v.a. was supposed to end up picking up the bill. i don't like that. i don't like how our judicial system is so corrupt. i mean, i don't care where you go. i mean, they're doing background checks. i go to the bank. who does a background check on those banks? they were stealing. they stole $56,000 out of my account, every penny that i had out of my 401. i had receipts. i put in $37,000. i got a receipt for $50,000. so that meant basically the department of corruption basically gave them a ticket of $50,000, you deal with this problem. you get rid of the problem. i'm at a stage in my life that i don't really -- you know, i don't give a rat's hiney about what people think. i've always been asked if i was from back east. i said why is that, back east? they said because you're outspoken. i said, well, if i were in utah, i said, you're correct that i would be considered back east. i laughed. i said, but those women up there, i said, they keep them medicated. you know? they don't speak out. because they're afraid. this system is definitely broken. the v.a. hospital -- i asked for out. outsourcing as far as medical. i was laughed at so gently and told they don't treat hepatitis bd i said you're full of crap. they do. when it's considered chronic. and since you've given me such a mega dose my body is collapsing. i said and hepatitis c, thank you so very much. i said, i don't appreciate it. i said, but i'll deal with it. and what they did -- and this is what i refer to as engineered, engineered crap. they do this on a regular basis up in utah. first thing you're going to feel is the pain in the knees and the hips. oh, gee whiz, now who replaces those knees and hips? oh. that's right. doctors. doctors on the scam. well, while i was dealing with medical, being in the hospital and from the hospital to a nursing home, and here they thought they were going to go ahead and own my house. that's part of the game. it's a lot of investors. they pay certain groups, they use a lot of youngsters as well to basically intimidate people to move out of the neighborhood. they sell their house cheap because they're getting harassed. i was called up in utah by my neighbor and said

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b" word and a "c" word and all these other things you can think about calling. but if they think i'm a "b" word, i'm probably doing my job right. >> schrieber will soon face a disciplinary hearing for the verbal abuse writeup and an earlier incident where he spit on the cell door of another inmate. >> doesn't that strike you as a little self-destructive? >> yes. i know it's not right to do that, i know it's wrong. i'm mad at myself, but i take it out on whoever is around me. staff members, prisoners who are nearby. >> relationships between officers and inmates at limon run the gamut. with shreiber, it involves verbal abuse. >> with bryan hansen, it's trying to get too close to staff. >> what's happening? where are you going to? >> i'm going to a hearing for solicitation of staff. >> did you have a statement or something? i'll make sure they grab all your paperwork and stuff. >> hansen is due to face the prison disciplinary committee for allegedly having given unwanted attention to rookie officer dawn mcdaniel, including an attempt to give her a ring. >> see, i wrote out this other thing here of like things that i was going to say, you know? towards my defense. if you want to read over that. >> hansen will be assisted in his defense by inmate advocate, billy edwards. >> i probably wouldn't even go too much into any of that. >> you wouldn't even read none of this? >> are you ready to plead to the charges? >> yes, ma'am. >> to class one, rule 19, solicitation of staff misconduct, do you plead guilty, not guilty, or guilty in estimation? >> not guilty. >> it's officer dawn mcdaniel's statement that this man, bryan hansen, did offer to give her a ring. had she accepted that gift, it would have been a violation of the colorado department code of ethics. >> on mr. hansen's behalf, the beginning of this report is saying that he offered her a ring. i believe that based on the job that mr. hansen had at the time, it may have been misinterpreted what was said and i think it was just taken out of context. i don't think his intention was to give this officer this ring. >> what was the intent? since you're speaking for him. >> it was said to her as a means to bring a smile to her face. it wasn't an intent to actually offer the ring. >> okay. the board will take that into consideration. do you have anything else, hansen? >> i just want to read a little bit of what i wrote. >> go ahead. >> i had talked with c.o. mcdaniel and told her that i was the kind of guy that wore his heart on his sleeve. and speaking straight from the heart, i told her i was out of line. i was only playing. i didn't mean any disrespect and i would never do anything to put her job in jeopardy. i also said i would back off and stop joking around with her if that's what she wanted. i also told her that i thought she was an awesome person and had a great personality. and with our conversations, she was an inspiration on wanting me to get off my ass and get out of prison. i know i'm an idiot. and i shouldn't play around with staff and prison. i apologize wholeheartedly to c.o. mcdaniel, to this hearings board, and to the facility. i meant no disrespect. it will not happen again. i have no intentions on compromising staff or the security of the facility. >> anything else? if nothing else, the board will make a decision. >> hansen waits outside the hearing room until a decision is reached. >> i'm pretty sure i'm going to get found guilty. >> why? >> because it's the staff's word against mine. >> but hansen will soon learn, it was his own words that did him in. >> i mean, he confessed. he's sitting there, more and more talking and he confessed. that was bizarre. >> it's only a matter of moments before a decision is made. >> you're charged with a class one, rule 19, solicitation of staff misconduct. you pled not guilty. however, the board did find you guilty. sanctions imposed is 30 days punitive segregation from the date of this incident to february the 2nd. this concludes case number 090763. >> how are you feeling? >> just feeling bummed out, you know? my intentions weren't to compromise staff or anything, you know. the officer was down in the dumps, so i was trying to bring her out of that. it doesn't pay to be cute and funny in prison. >>> coming up -- >> time to move on. start a new chapter, you know? >> three friends go their separate ways. >> this is a very big wake-up call for someone like me. i mean, this is something that will change your direction in life. >> and a shocking development will change one inmate's life forever and put the entire prison on lockdown. ok, if you're up there, i could use some help. smart sarah. seeking guidance. just like with your investments. that sets you apart. it does? 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>> because you're not supposed to take your pillow with you, i don't know, from unit to unit. i don't know. >> and you thought you could get away with it? >> i did. i almost did, look. because it's like a big old hassle to get another one. anyway, oh well. how embarrassing, huh? anyway. yeah, this is what -- i've never moved before, so i don't know how to work this. >> with the transfer, royanna leaves behind the two other gay inmates who had become friends. robert burzee and michael cherry. >> royanna moved over to six, so -- so the trio's kind of split up. >> time to move on. start a new chapter, you know? >> you know, everybody is doing their own little thing, so we all make decisions that either benefit us or may hurt us. i think in some instances, it might have hurt some of us. >> what about a pillow? >> if there's not one in there, i'll get you one. >> the third member of the trio, burzee, has moved on as well. but, unfortunately, it was to segregation after he was found to have stolen an electric razor from another inmate. >> came to see burzee. i've been in touch with his father, correspondence, over the telephone. and then i realized he was rfp'd. i was hoping you can shed some light. >> well, we had a shaving razor, electric, and one of the inmates turned it in for repair, and inmate burzee took it from the office, because he owed a debt. when he tried to sell it, somebody else tipped off the guy that it actually belonged to and they were actually going to throw him over the tier. >> oh, that's why he's rfp'd. >> with a death threat hanging over his head, burzee has been segregated for his own protection. though he claims he's innocent. >> basically, the deal is this, stuff came up missing out of the office, we're holding you accountable for it, regardless whether you're involved or not, you know, we don't like you over here. he said "scapegoat," that was his exact words. regardless of what the deal is, you're going to be the scapegoat for it. this is the penitentiary, this is not a minimum facility, this is the penitentiary here. this is where the [ bleep ] is. this is where the serious stuff is. a couple years ago, this is the place where stabbings and things happened weekly. i mean, this is a very serious environment here. and this is a very big wake-up call for somebody like me. this is something that will change your direction in life. >> and it did. burzee has been scheduled to transfer for another prison. and both cherry and royanna are left with some uncomfortable feelings. >> you think you know someone and then, you know, you really don't know him. because the way stuff went down it was really uncalled for. he stole a pair of clippers. i don't know what type of a story he told you. >> for sure, he did? >> they were an inmate's. yeah. and so that was wrong. you know what i mean? and then he lied about it. it was kind of sad. he should have known better, you know what i mean? it's just retarded. >> you think you know a person and something like that happens, it kind of makes you, wow, i really didn't know this person. but in this environment, you've got to kind of pick and choose who you associate with. and sometimes you pick people that you think are good people and they turn out not to be so-good people. it put a damper on things because we were pretty close friends and i thought i knew him. my thing is, if you're friends, you should be honest. >> they're not going to be my friends or somebody i hang out with on the streets. but these guys are going to be left here and there's a lot of -- you know, to deal with in this particular penitentiary. so i feel bad for them. because it's not going to get any easier -- it's going to get worse before it gets better for them. for everybody. >>> coming up next -- >> we went into a full lockdown. >> the prison goes on major lockdown status because of the actions of one member of this trio of former friends. tomorroy for over 19 million people. 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b" word and a "c" word and all these other things you can think about calling. but if they think i'm a "b" word, i'm probably doing my job right. >> schrieber will soon face a disciplinary hearing for the verbal abuse write-up and an earlier incident where he spit on the window of a cel lmate. >> doesn't that strike you as a little self-destructive? >> yes. i know it's not right to do that, i know it's wrong. i'm mad at myself, but i take it out on whoever is around me. staff members, prisoners who are nearby. >> relationships between officers and inmates at limon run the gamut. with shreiber, it involves verbal abuse. >> with bryan hansen, it's trying to get too close to staff. >> what's happening? where are you going to? >> i'm going to a hearing for solicitation of staff. >> did you have a statement or something? i'll make sure they grab all your paperwork and stuff. >> hansen is due to face the prison disciplinary committee for allegedly having given unwanted attention to rookie officer dawn mcdaniel, including an attempt to give her a ring. >> see, i throwed out this other thing here of like things that i was going to say, you know? towards my defense. if you want to read over that. >> hansen will be assisted in his defense by inmate advocate, billy edwards. >> i probably wouldn't even go too much into any of that. >> you wouldn't even read none of this? >> are you ready to plead to the charges? >> yes, ma'am. >> to class one, rule 19, solicitation of staff misconduct, do you plead guilty, not guilty, or guilty in estimation? >> no guilty. it's officer dawn mcdaniel's statement that this man, bryan hansen, did offer to give her a ring. had she accepted that gift, it would have been a violation of the colorado department code of ethics. >> on mr. hansen's behalf, the beginning of this report is saying that he offered her a ring. i believe that based on the job that mr. hansen had at the time, it may have been misinterpreted what was said and i think it was just taken out of context. i don't think his intention was to give this officer this ring. >> what was the intent? since you're speaking for him. >> it was said to her as a means to bring a smile to her face. it wasn't an intent to actually offer the ring. >> okay. the board will take that into consideration. do you have anything else, hansen? >> i just want to read a little bit of what i wrote. >> go ahead. >> i had talked with c.o. mcdaniel and told her that i was the kind of guy that wore his heart on his sleeve. and speaking straight from the heart, i told her i was out of line. i was only playing. i didn't mean any disrespect and i would never do anything to put her job in jeopardy. i also said i would back off and stop joking around with her if that's what she wanted. i also told her that i thought she was an awesome person and had a great personality. and with our conversations, she was an inspiration on wanting me to get off my ass and get out of prison. i know i'm an idiot. and i shouldn't play around with staff and prison. i apologize wholeheartedly to c.o. mcdaniel, to this hearings board, and to the facility. i meant no disrespect. it will not happen again. i have no intentions on compromising staff or the security of the facility. >> anything else? if nothing else, the board will make a decision. >> hansen waits outside the hearing room until a decision is reached. >> i'm pretty sure i'm going to get found guilty. >> why? >> because it's the staff's word against mine. >> but hansen will soon learn, it was his own words that did him in. >> i mean, he confessed. he's sitting here, more and more talking and he confessed. that was bizarre. >> it's only a matter of moments before a decision is made. >> you're charged with a class one, rule 19, solicitation of staff misconduct. you pled not guilty. however, the board did find you guilty. sanctions imposed is 30 days punitive segregation from the date of this incident to february the 2nd. this concludes case number 090763. >> how are you feeling? >> just feeling bummed out, you know? my intentions weren't to compromise staff or anything, you know. the officer was down in the dumps, so i was trying to bring her out of that. it doesn't pay to be cute and funny in prison. >>> coming up -- >> time to move on. start a new chapter, you know? >> three friends go their separate ways. >> this is a very big wake-up call for someone like me. i mean, this is something that will change your direction in life. and a shocking development will change one inmate's life forever and put the entire prison on lockdown. 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b, change their relationship status on facebook or c, eat an acceptable meal? >> good morning, rita maria lover, one of our regulars on our facebook fan page. she says b, which is the facebook status, especially if you've been in a long relationship. >> wow, i thought it would be something else but rita is right on the money. the answer is bours to change your facebook relationship status. that's at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >>> i'm nikki burdine outside the wilson building where later this morning, d.c. police chief cathy lanier is expected to release information about their plan to implement cameras on d.c. cops' uniforms. exactly where they'll be, whether on their lapel, cap or on the front of their uniform, we will learn more information about that later on today. but most people are excited about this plan, although it is a costly one. d.c. police chief again holding a press conference at 10:00. it could be on uniforms as early as october 1. back to you in the studio. >>> the supreme court turns 25 years old -- 225 years old today. although the constitution establish a

b-j-o-r-k. bjork. >> jimmy: that is absolutely correct. have a seat. caitlin. perhaps before your time, but the name we're looking for is liberace. >> l-i-b-e-r-a-c-e. >> jimmy: that is absolutely right. very good. j jaime. the name we're looking for is joaquin. >> j-o-a-q-u-i-n. >> jimmy: very good. that's correct. ryan. this is first and last name. and the name is jake gyllenhaal. >> j-a-k-e . >> jimmy: good start. g-y-l-e-n -- >> jimmy: oh, there are two ls in gyllenhaal. i'm sorry. guillermo -- >> let me have your apron. >> jimmy: caitlin. the name we are looking from you, zach galifianakis. >> z-a-c-h. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> g-a-l-a -- >> oh. i'm sorry. it is an i we're looking for. jaime. you can win this if you are able to spell -- do you watch "game of thrones?" >> ah, no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, then we have a problem. spell khaleesi. >> oh, lord. can you repeat that? >> jimmy: khaleesi. >> k-a -- >> oh! well. >> jimmy: we have thouno winnere tonight. all losers. you guys will have to split up the tip jar among yourselves. yes, guillermo, the dunce caps. th thank you to the baristas. this could be a whole show. right? i don't want this anymore. here. [ applause ] dennis rodman is still alive. dennis rodman has a new plan to bring american business to north korea and it involves muscular men wearing underpants. >> what's going on? where's kim jong-un? >> you know what, guess what, i'm going back to north korea probably november. >> really? >> yes, i am, november. >> he's been missing for three weeks now. >> you know, we're doing one thing, man. he wants to bring wrestling. wrestling, you know, wwe, whatever. >> yeah, wrestling, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, brother. i'm going to bring it there. >> jimmy: well, good. you know what people in north korea would really love for you to bring them? a sandwich. [ laughter ] someone should tell dennis rodman that north korea is no place to make people believe something that it isn't true. it's nice to see dennis bringing them something that isn't hepatitis. meanwhile -- [ applause ] dennis' very good friend -- [ laughter ] >> i think i look good. >> jimmy: that is a good look for you. i like that. >> like the monopoly guy. >> jimmy: you need a cane with a brass handle. >> yeah, sure. i'm go tell jaime. >> jimmy: you go tell jaime. >> i will. >> jimmy: anyway, all right. we have a very unusual staff here at the show. not just on camera, behind the scenes. there are some interesting people. one of them is a security named adelina. she has a lot of unusual hobbies. for the last six, seven years, she's been filling out pads of graph paper trying to fill out lottery numbers. so far, she's not been successful. but we decided to liven up her day by hiring another security guard that looks like her and we dressed her like her and we sat her right next to adelina and perhaps it is needless to say that it did not take long before things got weird. ♪ >> so, the pain thing on this post is access control. >> okay. >> i don't want anyone getting up there that's not authorized. >> absolutely. >> here's your post. call me if you need anything, okay? >> sure, yeah, thank you. appreciate it. [ laughter ] >> hi! >> hi. >> i'm kate. you new here? >> i am. >> kaliko. >> nice to meet you. >> can i get you anything? >> coffee or anything like that? >> yeah, it's right over here. >> thank you so much. >> she's going to make you coffee? >> she's going -- oh, there it is. >> cream or sugar? >> i would love some cream. >> okay. >> thank you. >> all the flavors. >> this is amazing. thank you so much. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> hey, thank you. oh, oh. good to see you, too. oh, thank you so much. thank you. >> bitch. >> what's your name? >> kaliko. >> jimmy: jimmy. nice to meet you. you're new here? >> today is my first day. >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. great to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: you guys getting along? >> yeah, she's been great. >> jimmy: that's great. great. >> i wlov the show, i watch it all the time. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. >> i actually have a lot of ideas to maybe punch it up a little bit. >> jimmy: oh really? >> just make like a little con me with little baby similar bombs and every time you tell a joke, he goes -- so everyone knows funny, it's the -- you tell a joke -- >> jimmy: huh. >> it would be really funny. >> jimmy: what do you think? >> i agree with it but maybe she can get a monkey. >> jimmy: can i tell you something? >> sure. >> jimmy: i love that idea. >> thanks. >> jimmy: thank you. i really appreciate that. do you mind if we use that? if we do the monkey thing? >> i wouldn't mind at all. >> jimmy: that would be great. do you have a camera phone or anything like that? >> yes. >> jimmy: would you mind taking a picture. i want to get a shot, because this is a big deal, you know, you came up with that monkey idea. >> i thought i would throw it in. >> jimmy: get us together. get another one for safety. i want to make sure we got it. >> yeah, i don't -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> hey, jimmy, kiss me right there. >> jimmy: threally nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. >> jimmy: see you later. >> super nice. >> he is super nice. >> super nice. thank you for the picture. >> he never took a picture with me. >> oh, my gosh. >> welcome. >> thank you, i appreciate the welcome. everyone's been so nice. >> we feel so much safer that you're here. >> that's really nice. >> look what i found. >> oh, my goodness. oh, my god. this is way better. >> this is from jimmy. wants to thank you for that great idea. >> thank you so much! oh, my gosh. this is beautiful. i guess he really liked the monkey idea. >> they're saying security alert on jimmy. we received, so, i want us to drop these off, okay? >> okay. >> i'll be right back. >> great. >> thanks. >> taser and a baton, huh? not my first time. >> hey. where's jimmy? >> ah, he went that way. >> do you have an appointment? >> he knows what i'm doing here. where's kimmel? >> sir, i want you to calm down and sit down. >> i'm going to go find him. ow! hey, you can't -- whoa! >> whoa. you took him down. good job. >> thank you. let me give you a medal. >> oh, my gosh. thank you so much. >> and $10,000. >> what? >> and $10,000. here. good job. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> what a great job! ♪ for she's a jolly good fellow ♪ ♪ for she's a jolly good fellow ♪ ♪ which nobody can deny >> this is really [ bleep ] up. >> jimmy: all right. adelina -- there's adelina. guillermo -- give adelina the hat. there you go. all right. now we're -- thank you, adelina. tonight on the show, we have music from clean bandit. clark gregg is here. and we'll be right back with jennifer love hewitt. 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b 4 million at his new job. those are some of the latest jobs on c-span radio. host: we'll spend our next hour this morning focusing on the over common core. thomas b. the fordham institute and neil m mccluskey. invective to lace discuss the best educational methods. gentlemen on opposite sides of the common core debate. debate on rting the the facts, what are the facts we need to lay out on the table to get the conversation going. guest: i think the main disputed facts are where did common core come from and what it? and i think the stories kind of gotten on the side of this, but the facts.n right to common ity is that the core of these standards came from the national governing ssociation, the council of g state school officers that are two private organizations but epresent membership organizations from state level officials. they're not exactly state. the federal ot government. that's been a big dispute. he federal government was heavily involved in pushing the common core and probably for ace to the top and through waivers out of no child left behind was able to pressure a lot of states to join the common core. it's also true that the common state nt selected two create tests and they have control of what's in the tests. that's reality. the federal government, but it's involved. how much of it is just standards, in other words, what do and how much is he curriculum saying how it will be done. begins to box in your curriculum and asks you to do certain things to get to common core. common porter of the core. any of the facts in dispute? guest: no, neil said i well. of whatying to be clear the facts are. mention, for example, the federal rule. this is something that's on the right has many conservatives upset. understandably. we don't want e the federal government involved in writing standards or prescribing curriculum. started are that this out as a state-led initiative was even ack obama presiden president. momentum in the states. it's playing a role with the with race to the top. doesn't mean it's a federal mandate or that the government but iving the train, there's a federal role. so we're trying to put the basic have a real us to discussion about whether it's going to be good for kids. this is going to help many more young people in this country get ready for a good paying career and that will affect the challenges in this country. i agree about a lot of the problems that we have an education system that's not be.forming where it needs to my view is common core will help to fix it. won't do it all by itself. it will be important. i know neil disagrees. i want to show some folks who may be new to the common core debate. year or raging for a so. common core polls. howing up here for our radio listeners, education standards for k through 12 in english math, ge, arts, and designed to ensure high school graduates are prepared to enter college or workforce by the council of chief state school officers. adoption by tary states of common core. mccluskey, why do you oppose? uest: we need to approach the voluntary vote. states were not required, but if hey want a realistic way of getting race to the top category, there was no choice. and no child left behind set expectations. 2014, every child would be proficient in math and reading. the common could use core which they essentially had to adopt if they wanted to win top money. host: for folks who may not know, how much money are we talking about there that was on table? guest: it was $4 billion. and remember time the important too. so this was at the low point of recession. and so the federal government is saying to most states, look, if money, t part of this there are lots of things you have to do. one is adopting college and career-ready standards that are common to a majority of state ifs you want to maximize your chance of winning. it's not voluntary. if you are a state representative or you're a overnor or you're a state school chief, from most states to say, i'm just not going to ry to get that money, because most people say, why did you just give up on getting the millions of dollars that we desperately need. and then the waivers, everybody a wall ng sort of like in 2014, everybody was supposed proficient. it was understood long ago that wasn't going to happen. two choices. they generallych agreed to, or they have their college tem and universities say their standards ready.llege and career not voluntary in the sense that ramifications for not doing it. there are serious ramifications. taxpayers live in states and to send that money to the federal government. and so i want to mention -- disagreeing to start on what we wrote here. ike just said there was real mow money tum on the state level before the federal government was involved. there wasn't, what i can see. pushed every state to adopt these things were the race to the top. dates, it was the almost exactly at the deadline the race to the top called for. out on this set debate in the next hour or so in the washington journal, we want viewers to call in. questions and comments on common core. 202-585-3880. teachers, 202-585-3881. others 202-585-3883. those are all open. we want to get you respond. >> sure, let's talk about why we core.omething like common we have an education system that we've been working on trying to reform for decades now. we've made progress recess. if you look at how the lowest performing kids in this country doing, minority students, low-income students, huge gains reading, math, el meant bry school, middle in the most assuredly, 1990s and in the 2000s, we embraced testing standards, accountability for a all of the of that. there are many. the evidence seems to indicate we saw significant gains in student achievements for those kids. the problem was the standards the tests were so easy, all of the pressure was getting the lowest performing over a low bar. it wasn't doing anything for the rest of the kids. system he kids in the were going to be proficient no matter what. now we have the problem, kids education hrough the system. every year, they're passing their courses, getting good rades, they're passing these state tests easily with flying colors. and the education system is their parents d and educators and the taxpayers, everybody is going great, fine.thing is then millions of the kids get to age 18. they show up on a college campus i'm sorry, you're not ready to take a credit-bearing course or they employer and he the employer says i would love paying job,the good but you don't have the math, the reading, the critical thinking we set ou need, because the standards too low. the revolutionary part of common core is to say the standards of k-12 education system should comes ed up with what next for students. it doesn't sound so revolutionary. but for the education system, a dramatically higher standard than we've had before. that's what we're all about. issue of the e federal role, again, this is something we can debate. e can both agree, it's not a federal mandate. but there was a federal role. for some conservatives, any role disqualifies it. i don't love there was a federal role. i'm concerned about accountability and better outcomes. so i'm willing to take -- look and say, s and cons look, on the whole, what this means is our schools are aiming higher standards than they have before in almost every state. and i'm hopeful that's going to learning more and many more kids ready for what's going to come next with college or career. a supporter of common core, how concerned are you about polling numbers on common gallup poll on this, do you favor or oppose having teachers in your have common core state standards to guide what they teach? 60% 33% say they favored, saying they opposed. and as you have noted in some of our writing on this, those numbers are down from the years before. absolutely. it's concerning. not surprising there's been a to year negative campaign try to drive down the poll numbers of common core. it's political campaign, they attack ads, drive down the numbers. if you like the idea of higher idea rds, do you like the of making sure that the schools are held accountable for the ready level.r the there's still overwhelming support for the idea. the here's no doubt that brand -- the words common core turned been very much into a negative. right. the you can see them reacting negatively on those terms. guest: a negative campaign. way to putnteresting it. what we saw because of the heavy federal pressure, most states before common core anybody knew what it was. the thing was no one knew what was.common core host: as you speak through this, the states that adopted common core appearing on this states have the not adopted common core, the yellow states on the map as follow along as we talk. guest: you start to see states hat adopted it started to drop it. especially moving out of tests, but some states are moving out common core, the entire thing. and the reality was, there was this negative campaign the last because a couple of years ago, districts and parents confronted with the new standards. they said what are these? where do they come from? hey didn't like them in many cases. they were confronted in math in ways that they didn't understand, that department make th -- didn't make sense to them. started to do research, look at common core or national standards. base thatt a research says national standards or state standards drive higher results. and you've got people across the board, experts who will agree with that. and them they found that the itself department have much of a research base to say, we've tested this, we know it's going work. people found that this was really a hollow thing, but it's them.ing being imposed on and they started to say, stop, this is something that's being on our kids. there doesn't seem to be much basis for it. and, of course, we're going to resist it. and people who are going to it, to me, anyone, people say, hey, we got what we ago, they're surprised that when the public became more aware, there was a big growth in negative response to it. host: the associate director or the center for education freedom at the kato institute. michael petrilli is the thomas bthe fordham institute here as we talk about common core. and the debate over common core. are open.lines umbers for parents, teachers, all others. jamie is calling for clarkston, michigan. good morning. caller: good morning, thanks for having me on. for common core. i have grandchildren, they're graduating from high school. and i always believed that reading was fundamental. they don't want to read a book. all they want to do was do their it.work and that was i never saw them pick up a newspaper. i never saw them pick up a book. now some of them want to go to college. prepared.'re not kids have to be prepared to go to college. they need math, they need reading. and i'm from the old school. writing, and arithmetic. that's what i was taught. in the hat we need back schools today. that's all important. we need math, even though we say we don't. we need reading, we need all of those. and -- host: the kids are not prepared today? good i think that's a question, jamie. the problem is for a l

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