the clair barton parkway closed as well.a, mike, back to you. >>> a local candidate who served jail time for embezzling thousands of dollars there's years ago is back on the ballot. >> his name, william c shelton. running again, this time in a different dc neighborhood. delia goncalves has this exclusive. >> i definitely would have a problem with it and do have a problem with it i don't and we do too. william shelton, who pled guilty to stealing nearly $30,000 from the bank account, in 2011, wants to be commissioner again. this time in ward 8. when i confronted him at his northeast apartment three years ago, he shut the door in my face. according to the dc auditor, shelton used the money for dc shopping sprees and to pay his car note. so i tried tracking him down again for answers. stopping by his address list with a board of election. the lawn littered with building materials a car with no tags and an old political sign. the home owned by 84-year-old car dell shelton, not the 45- year-old candidate william shelton. then aga

this problem on clara barton could cause major issues. you want to make alternate plans. 66 and 95, moving along as well. 270 at shady grove, looking good. more information on that clara barton crash coming up. guys? >>> thank you. coming up on 5:32. we are covering every angle of decision 2014 tomorrow, including a new poll that says the races for congress could be extremely close. nbc's tracie potts on capitol hill taking a look at this for us. >> reporter: what that poll shows is when you look at everyone registered to vote, democrats have a four-point lead. when you look at likely voters, those likely to go to polls, it's a lot tighter. 46% sayre they want republicans in charge. 45% want democrats in charge. that is statistically a dead heat. not on the ballot but having a huge influence on this race. president obama campaigning last night. we saw him in connecticut. also in pennsylvania. he got heckled yesterday by immigration protesters. some democrats keeping their distance from the president. and a lot of republicans are trying to

>> breaking news clara barton between glen echo and chain bridge. all lanes shut down. your alternate is macarthur boulevard. take macarthur and avoid this headache. five-car collision. it's going to take time to get it out of the way. prince george's, a little bit of yellow on branch, indian head highway. wider look at thg we red here. slow. d.c. 295 just past 50. quite a big backup here. 40 miles per hour. outer loop. pretty typical this time of day. in virginia, stafford county, fairly slow. slow past dale city and quantico. >>> 6:32. we are learning new information about a deadly plane crash midair. it happened in frederick, maryland. the ntsb said the plane's pilot did not see the helicopter before they crashed. however, investigators are not saying how this happened or who might be at fault. three people died in the crash. the plane was cleared one minute before the helicopter was cleared to take off >> d.c. police are trying to figure out how a woman ended up dead in a vacant building. they were called to last yesterdamoin the woman's body was onir police can't s

and we have oil peak twitter with barton on the stream. incredible revenue possibility but you have skeptical analysts. the they tried to convince wall job.t and did a good their stock was up 7.5%. when you look at their goals, they want to get to $14 billion per year annual revenue. at $1.4w they are billion. they say in five to eight years, they could be at $11 billion. all that rests on their ability to monetize the passive users, not the active ones like you, mr. barton and anna. this is another segue for you to mention your twitter accounts. maybe you can get into four digit numbers. >> thank you. >> there is a challenge. you will hear from us on twitter. just tweeting about b-sky-b. it is now just sky. plenty more coming up. >> the next taxi pricing war. they promised to double what uber pays drivers in new york. we have the ceo. that is coming up next. ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." lenola conference starts today. industry leaders gather in london. one of the keynote speakers is the get taxi ceo. he joins us now on set. thank you

mark barton did a great bart chart. it goes back historically. there is another leg left in dollar/yen. at that point, intervention and the australians warned don't think we're not beyond intervening either. currency wars. a whole new commedges for 2015. -- dimension for 2015. one of the big corporate stories of the day. growth at sabmiller missed analyst estimates this morning. the world's second biggest brewer is getting hit by slowing deand in asia and europe. joining us is sabmiller c.e.o. alan clark. i'm looking at some of the regional headwinds. europe, asia. talk to me about them. what's happening? >> i think that we are pleased with the performance we have shown jever all for the group in a more difficult trading environment. he markets were uncertain. europe, the european economy and the beer industry in europe overall under pressure. our business managed to hold steady for the year. coming out with flat profits and good share gains in a number of key markets. so i am confident that we are prepared for the improvement in the economy to c

war, clara barton took her story on the road, and a former prisoner accompanied her. relics of the prison become tourist attractions across the country. these are artifacts that clara barton used, accompanying her particular lecture tour. beginning in 1876, and extending for decades, prisons and prison treatment, north and south, became a political device by which southern democrats and republicans bludgeon each other , in the process codifying this narrative that we are still sort of stuck in. and the narrative fallacies that go along with it. to the end of their lives, former prisoners of war were stalwart defenders of their experience. what is most extraordinary about these men is how many of them went on to lead ordinary lives. memoryo them and their that we must chart new paths of to better include them in how we talk about the war. the first avenue is the discussion of policy. primarily, exchanges. the political system which governed exchanges occurring over the first two years of the war was exploded over one central idea. the black soldier. the code establishe

a woman named clara barton joined that effort. she became known as "the angel of the battlefield." >> during the americanlefield." civil war, it wasn't too common for women to be near the battlefield. clara barton changed all that by providing aid to soldiers, and so that's why they called her the angel of the battlefield. >> after the war, she visited europe and learned about an organization there called the international red cross. >> the international red cross movement started in europe to help relieve the suffering of people affected by war. it was founded by henry dunant, a swiss businessman, and still today, we honor him by using the reverse of the swiss flag for our symbol -- the red cross against a white background. >> returning to the united states, she founded the american red cross in 1881. and ever since then, the american red cross has been helping people in need. what are some of the big disasters the red cross responded to? >> the red cross has been responding to disasters since its beginnings in 1881, when there w

yesterday republican congressman joe barton of texas confirmed the fears saying in an interview thatmpeachment should be, quote, in consideration. this brings us to the twitter question. do you agree with congressman clyburn. will the gop try to impeach president obama. do you think that joe barton is correct thinking that the gop should go after president obama if he does use executive action on immigration. we look forward to hearing from you. >>> two could be presidential contenders are drawing attention to hillary clinton's age. then we have governor scott walker saying over the weekend that clinton, who was 67, quote, embodies that old tired, top down approach from the government. not everyone is counting the years. a recent pugh survey finds that a percentage thinks that hillary clinton is 50 in or younger. and the upshot on the new york times report show 2016 voters will be just as young and diverse as they were back in 2012. i always say 40 is the new 20. amen. that's right. >>> all right it's an event, a decade, and a billion dollars in the making. a european space probe is

i am mark barton barton.ake a look at your fx check the yen is rebounding today against the dollar, rising from a seven-year low. we had a speech from the boj governor and he says the economy is on track to achieving policymakers' 2% inflation gold. that is the goal for around the beginning of the next financial year. he says the core consumer price gains are more likely to reach 2% in or around the fiscal year starting next april. and efforts to and japan's deflation are progressing. we also had minutes of the boj meeting. the boj expanded its already-unprecedented monetary easing program. one board member said a further drop in the yen would spark concern with adverse effects on smaller firms. some said additional bond buying would heighten the risk that such a move would exceed its financing's fiscal deficit. that meeting produced a bigger split then the following meeting, which just showed an 8 to 1 split. eight members pro monetary easing and one against. these are the bloomberg top headlines that are be

barton. next we go to dr. lon cardon. senior vice president of glaxosmithkline. >> i think it is trichic for you to have a forum for a set of voices that can ultimately touch so many. we greatly appreciate that. i'm lon cardon. i'm a geneticist by training. statistical geneticist to be specific, but that usually stopts most conversations. i've had an academic can reer in the united kingdom and in the united states. university of oxford in the uk and university of washington in washington. now i'm with glaxo splij cline that aims to do what you are trying to explore. novel ways and novel approach. we have 17,000 employees in the united states. 5,000 in the common wealth of pennsylvania across seven sites. including one in mr. chairman's district, in marietta. on vaccines we focus on pharmaceuticals. vaccines and consumer health care products. we also have a site can be congressman, or five sites, i believe within in new jersey. we are delighted to be there with you. today i would like to highlight three themes and will con

i'm mark barton. i'm anna edwards. >> i'm manus cranny. >> caroline is here. it has been four years. proposinghey will be $.11 on the euro. 210 euros is the net income. there was a loss previously to that. 127%. that is a beat on analysts estimates. we're seeing the industrial solutions picking up in terms of growth. looks like the only real area of loss is the u.s. unit. it has been a thorn in their side. sell.ave managed to also outlining savings targets. had been 2.3 billion euros. they are upping it. lifts.ture of >> this companies history was all about getting steel out of the ground and back in the rural region. 20% of the revenue is what is dedicated to this area. they are ever supplying. thehas been trying to turn company around. they're trying to get rid of their brazilian units. trying to exit stainless steal as a. it is -- as well. it is slimming down. there is much higher margins that are far more profitable. overall, i think you are right. the future is -- >> everyone is looking for growth. distribution, the rest of europe is 21%. where will it go

us.o join it is mark barton tv. he is climbing the polls. stay with us. u.k.'rmarket, sainsbury's, just reported earnings. it is trading profitability to retain customers. we will look at the company's performance. ♪ in light of sainsbury's announcement today and amidst the demise of tesco, i want to compare sainsbury with tesco and these ftse 100 benchmark index. a lot of attention has been focused on tesco. today, sainsbury says it is cutting its dividend and capital expenditure. look how tesco and sainsbury have fared. as you can see, the orange line is tesco. , 14es have fallen by 47% billion pounds wiped off its market capitalization. sainsbury,ine, shares are down by 33%. not as much as tesco but still 2.4 billion wiped off its market cap. tesco is three times the size of sainsbury. to the fall inwo the ftse 100, the yellow line. the ftse is down just 1.5% in the last 12 months. tesco is the second worst performer over a year. sainsbury is the fifth worst. william morrison is the third worst. in the last 12 months, the sector you didn't want to be investe

the crash happened before 2:00 this morning, just before clara barton parkway. you can see extensive damage to both cars in that video. maryland state police tell us six people and two cars were involved. one person was killed in the crash. we're working to find out what led to this. of course, we'll stay on top of it for you this morning. >> i passed that on the way in. it was horrific. >> bad one right there. >> i'm angie goff. >> and i'm adam tuss. >> it is getting cold outside. maybe a little bit of rain today. >> a little bit of a breeze this morning. the real powerhouse wind machine turns on this afternoon. be ready #howling gale. ferocious winds coming our way. just enough rain to get you wet on your weekend. storm team 4 this weekend. the only drops in our immediate vicinity right now, frederick, maryland, westbound rain drops heading towards martinsburg, west virginia. off the coast, that will throw moisture our way. what are you going to need to wear on your way out your door? warm coat, hat and umbrella for later today. temperatures currently in the m

. >> worse than not getting confirmed, joe barton said impeachment will be on the table if the presidentes on immigration. he was being interviewed on news match tv. j.d. hayward and news max. let's watch. >> joe, you'll have 15 seconds to answer. andrew mccarthy in national view says the only way to stop this guy if he moves forward is impeachment. is that on the table? >> impeachment is indicting in the house and that's a possibility. but you still have to convict in the senate and that takes a 2/3 vote, but impeachment would be a consideration, yes, sir. >> joe barton making it clear impeachment remains a viable option if this president moves forward with executive amnesty. >> j.d. hayward reaching for the headline. he got it. he said it remains an option. [ all speak at once ] >> casually talking about impeachment. >> it's this word that gets thrown around more and more, ever since nixon. >> they're 40 votes away. >> they could be 32 shy, could have 32 people drop off and still impeach the guy. >> for the majority in the house, but like as was said, you got a 2/3 majority there, the

joining me now is republican congressman joe barton from texas. congressman, thanks for being here. just said? why not pass a bill? >> well, we should pass a bill. i don't think anybody in the republican leadership, in the house or the senate, is opposed to passing the bill. a bill. what we are opposed to is some of the things that the president has tried to do unilaterally in violation of the constitution by this executive order, which goes way beyond anything that they're trying to call prosecutorial discretion. >> so instead of them focusing on a process, why not give him an alternative, especially when, come january, republicans will be in control of both the house and senate? doesn't a more prudent path seem to be that the gop passes an alternative, makes it public, and puts it on his desk instead of just getting bogged down and fighting him over his executive order? >> well, we have -- you know, i haven't spoken to the speaker, john boehner, directly on this, just today since the executive order came out. but i talked to him recently about this, and i can assure you that he an

that was the function of the agency known as barton. i would argue that over the period of time these things have been developed, in some ways, we've kind of lost our eye on the ball. that between crisis, we seem to take for granted, if you will, things are being added or funded when in reality, those things have suffered significantly from that. but it is a circumstance we need to look forward to. after this crisis, we theed to be prepared for the next in a way that may be different than this one. we're fortunate this is not an airborne transmitted organism. certainly, it can evolve over time, but i don't think that's the estimate of the experts today and i think that's very reassuring. the second thing is that as far as ebola goes today, is that it's limited in a geographic area that quite frankly, makes it manageable if we can get ahead of the virus. michael noted especially deem yolgs from minnesota has talked about the virus time and that we're behind it. until we can catch up and use the resources we have to limit the spread of th

barton: i would ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. barton: first of all, let's try to define what this bill actually does. we had a lot of rhetoric on the house floor the last 30 minutes. it's a pretty simple bill. it removes the president from the decision-making authority. he can sign the bill and it would become law. he cannot sign it after so many days and it can become law and he can veto it. he doesn't have to make the decision to build the pipeline or not. it takes the president out of the decision-making loop except for the fact that he has the option as the president of the united states to sign the bill into law, veto it or let it become law without his signature. secondly, it says that if the bill does become law, the environmental groups still want to contest it, you get expedited judicial review, so we immediately get a decision. that's what the bill does. simple bill. a lot of the keystone pipeline has already been built. from some of the rhetoric on the floor, you would th

you got that, congressman barton? >> impeachment is indicting in the house. that's a possibility.ou still have to convict in the senate. that takes a two-thirds vote. but impeachment would be a consideration, yes, sir. >> congressman blake farenthold, thank you. >> you askwere asked that the he would have votes to impeach president obama but senate wouldn't convict him republicans will have the senate and do you think impeachment is something that's plausible -- >> that was something we talked about a year and a half ago to a constituent in a town hall. believe me, i'm now out of the business of predicting what the house will do because i got a lot of feedback from that saying exactly what -- some of my fellow members have said. it's going to take a two-thirds majority in the senate to impeach the president. and that would mean we'd never over a dozen democrats on board. so, there's not going to be a conviction. it's an exercise in futility. and it is the democrats talking about it. i got forwarded an e-mail from the dnc not two hours ago with fund-raising off of mr. barton's comm

immigration reform if the president acts on his own, several conservative republicans including joe barton impeachment. >> impeachment is i am bibling in the house. >> that's a possibility. you have to make it to the senate. impeachment would be a consideration, yes, sir. >> congressional democrats say they are ready. >> the president, i think needs to prepare for bold actions, prepare for the challenge, and actions. >> it appears action is coming soon. here is the white house spokesman, josh everyonest. >> house republicans have blocked a common sense proposal passing bi-partisan through the senate that would be good for the economy, create jobs, expand economic growth. >> white house officials say an announcement could come as early as this week. in 2016, presidential dmoouz, aids to former florida governor george bush say an announcement could come in the next few weeks. in the meantime, his brother, former president george w. bush and. >> a vision and can articulate it. he is good, really good. and he also can give a speech, complete speech in spanish that, you can you know, my vocabul

i am mark barton. >> i am anna edwards. >> i am manus cranny. is here.the 500 day anniversary of omar carney -- mark carney. we have talked about what he has achieved. operations anded produce forward guidance. maybe he will focus on the meetings next rather than have a meeting at the beginning of each month. he should push it back to every six weeks. do you see that happening? is at the next push? >> it is quite possible. it is something that has been talked about. interesting that the fed from in the ecb is moving 12 meetings a year or 28 totings in 2015 -- a year eight meetings in 2015. that might be an appropriate time to move it. having said that, it is a financial crisis and you are quite happy at having a meeting every month. it is not to change policy and in between meetings, you have more emergency meetings which is not good news. i can see the argument on each way. >> what about the inflation report expected tomorrow on his he willy and maybe reference it. what type of forecast do you expect to see? downgrade inflation expectations? >> on growt

the typical bound out of slow moves starts and also caused so shot to pe dunn barton northbound 101.real problems. you pick your path. the bay bridge itself, we'll give you a look at the back. for the cash lanes showing here, we'll have the meter lights in just a couple of minute and coming off bay the glade and lds you have to find a supervisor and call their own on-sight security guards. the first call was delayed until 3:53. >> we're talking about a human life here and seconds matter. >> if you had been being. >> joey:. you can check out the full story coming up tonight on bay area news at 11:00. >> local members of the national guard mobilizing to help in the fight against ebola. details next. >> and breaking news to tell you about this morning. the doctor being treated in the u.s. for ebola has just died. we'll have live come hurry in today for the best deals of the year save on a 2014 came cameratoyota, let's go places! sprch now now hit over a million californians have a gotten something that's beend. out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through

i would also like the record to reflect that the video that has gone viral was taken by dimitry barton who is now in college back east, but i don't think he has any idea this is going on right now. i just want you to know that there are people watching, and the steamroller of privatization has got to stop. the city is a place that used to be family-friendly, and i remember when museums were free and we should bring that back, you know? our tax dollars should work for us and for everybody in the city. thank you. >> thank you, [ reading speakers' names ] >> i have raised my son in the mission and he is grown-up now, but there were even less places to play then and it's always been a problem. the way that we actually met people before he got too old to go with me, we would go to the playground and meet our community there. we would play with them. there would be issues, we would work them out. and we were not like kind of segmented in this way that people are segmented by this policy. i have lived for a long time and it infuriates me that a city that can afford to give away such huge tax

. >> while senior running back anthony barton knows tomorrow night could be his last game, he will always quip. >> the things you learn playing for aliquippa high's football team, do you think they're transferable to life? >> yes, sir. do it right the first way they tell you or you don't do it at all. >> reporter: you're talking to a group of kids who have every reason in the world to have given up hope, and yet you're asking them to come out and buy in 100%. >> and they do. and they do, which is an amazing thing. >> reporter: maybe hall of famer mike did cash aliquippa high class of 1957, put it best, "tough times don't, last" he said, "tough people do." >> one, two, three, quips! >> reporter: jim axelrod, cbs news, aliquippa, pennsylvania. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgb >>> but first to know that your eyes do not deceive you, right here in the viewing area to be specific. the arctic blast that we have been telling you about

when you come off the down barton inseverable is 101 looks good. >> reporter: 2 different on the coverssage parlors that daly city. what a massage parlor employee offered an undercover cop. to get them arrested that is all our website at bay area news. >> reporter: arizona lawman axa billy gave her wedding ring away to trip a traders on friday night and now she is desperate to find and we have more on this story. >> reporter: it turns out that people go to red lobster seafood the struggling chain announced they are ditching the non seafood items that were added over the years find out more about the decisions and the many reverse all our web site at kron 4 that come. >> reporter: their response to the area of 28 avenue at around 2 yes to the national solid was moved into a house a pesticide use to control a variety of things. people were hospitalized. they cleared up the area by 5:00 p.m.. >> reporter: rams intown taking all the forty-niners. after he scrambled and scored a touchdown and 27 yd score. rams quarterback walks into the end zone untouched here. in the rams had a field wall

zillow and expedia cofounder rich barton joins us from bloomberg's year ahead conference next. ♪ >> weurn now to the year ahead conference in washington dc where we are bringing you insight on the industries, companies, and trends that will matter most in 2015. market makers stephanie ruhle is there with a very special guest. take it away. >> i am here now with the man who knows disruption. i don't like that word. we are not even going to use it here. what we're going to talk about is your principles. whether we're talking glass door, zillow, you have this notion of power to the people. what do you mean? >> it is a fundamental human tendency to want the information required to make decisions, to want power, to tear down the wall that separates you from the information. like expedia, zillow, glassdoor, i see the ability to take smart phones and computers and plug them into world information and empower people with that as a really fantastic as this opportunity. i have created multiple businesses to do that. >> you do not think the employee or the user has the power to do that? >> this i

. >> so if you want to take on barton and his take, you can do it on twitter. place to do it. that is where you will find us. >> and you are watching "countdown." if you haven't realized that -- hopefully, you have. nicebridge looks quite list up at night. the sun rising over london. much over equity markets. a shade lower. back after the break with jon ferro. ♪ >> 7:54 in london. jonathan ferro is here with the top macro themes to watch today. no event bigger today than the one caroline hyde is attending. >> the eu-u.k. debate really kicking off with that conference. accused of a pro-european bias here in the u.k. that has rattled a few people. on the other side of it, ed miliband fighting for his own future, for his political leadership, the labour party set to come out and say how fantastic the eu is and how we should stay in the eu. really setting up for the election next year and business and the economy and the european union really at the top of the agenda ahead of that. >> cameron will speak later on in the day. president obama could be speaking at apec

. >> barton, i wonder if taylor swift's decision to pull her music off spotify changes this debate?tists are taking a stand, they want to get paid more for the music they are producing. >> i think the bigger picture is the music industry is evolving fundamentally. the labels are arguing we are going from an era of ownership to an era of access. they want to make sure they can make a living in an era of access so people will get music through subscriptions like spotify, access to pandora and make sure they get paid appropriately for what is going to replace sales of cds, down loads. this does speak to the tension there is in the industry right now. >> there is a copyright review board which may or may not get an incremental increase. but the point you're making is the doj investigation that fundamentally could change the structure, no longer determined by the court. is that a political decision at the end of the day? >> i think the doj investigation and publishing rights are a different track than what i'm focusing on here which are performance fees which with are a larger cost for p

mark barton, thank you very much.es.e the top more than 2 million voters cast votes in independent ballot ruled illegal by the court of spain. the prime minister's office said the results are not a valid because it lacks the proper checks and balances. china has secured a fifth of the natural gas it will need by the end of the decade from russia full of after the two nations struck a major deal adding to the $400 billion agreement made earlier this year. russian turn to china to die first fight is markets as western sanctions way on the russian economy. ukraine's that russian is sending weapons and supplies to rebels in the east of the company. heavy shelling destroyed buildings in the pro-russian stronghold of donetsk. they killed as many as 230 and surgeons in a battle for the airport. battle forts in a the airport. the ruble has weakened our next guest said no end in sight for the ruble weakness. strategy at citigroup joins us now. have agoing to conversation about currency it we may not talk about dollar/yen. the

stock specific soweto mark barton, here with three find stock storms to tell us about. >> it is the shortory everybody is talking about. we matter. down 4%. the big story of course is it is a group for 5y billion pounds. yet?e there not at all. a 15% premium to friday's close. this deal was announced. they were in talks after the market closed on friday. friends live set it would recognize the key terms of the proposed deal to shareholders. sincebiggest increase 2012. a big folder today on the stoxx ofac.s petr look at that. 23% lower. biggest ever drop for this company. be atd earlier, it will the lower end of the $580 million range. of $21 billion. their profit next year will be five hundred million dollars. what is the problem? lower oil price. down by 24%. fred's life is up and aviva down. >> thank you very much. bloomberg's top stories. stocks in asia climbed. jumpingn hong kong nearly 3% after the people's bank of china unexpectedly cut interest rates. the mainland 10 year bond dropped the most since 2008. it was the central banks first rate cut since about the 12. she has clinched

let's get specific reaction with mark barton. >> the biggest one is the ceo leaving.hares down by 23%. the biggest fall since november 2011. the coo will take over. her job is done. her job was to transfer the company. you have to say she has transformed the share price. look at that. up by seven times. thomas cook, 23% lower. bt worth watching. orangee telekom and confirmed today they are in talks with bt to sell the wireless carrier. another mobile phone company to expand its mobile offering in the u.k. in couple minutes broadband network. bt did not say that the other company was the ones mentioned today, deutsche telekom and orange. drill, the share price is worth noting. it is 15% lower. biggest fall since 2008. lost for the stock since july 2010. the company announced operating profits of $461 million. the operating revenue nearly beat estimates for the killer is the fact the company is suspending its dividend payments to strengthen its allen street, sending shares down by 15%. two big decliners, one small gainer. >>.gov so much. -- thank you so much. these are

clara barton looking good as you widen out. all the earlier work zones are now out of the way. as far as travel times go, 2730 southbound from jermantown to the beltway, 16 minutes. outer loop, 95 to 270, 10 minutes as well. fairfax county parkway to the beltway. and 95 north all on me. i'm back in 10 minutes. . >>> melissa, thank you. ebola back in the spotlighthis morning. what we are learning about the latest patient preparing for treatment in the u.s. >>> plus, trying to ease the financial burden. the >>> your time now is 5:45. storm team 4 is working for you by watching the weather and the roads. it is just 35 degrees outside our studios. that's the warm spot. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia siegel is out in the storm team 4 x 4. she shows us jefferson pike. >> reporter: good morning, eun. we're here in the storm team 4 x 4. we have been through leesburg, frederick, jefferson street. we're going to start to head towards d.c. jefferson street kind of a secondary road. even the road conditions here are in great shape. what we are noticing is the cold temperatures. storm te

gw parkway, clara barton, everything looking good.tarting in virginia, 66 east, 10 minutes. 95 north from quantico tractor trailer beltway, 25. jermantown to the beltway, on time at 16. and skaggsville to the beltway, 8 minutes. earlier construction out of the way. i'm back in 10 min. >>> how you will be able to buy a car in 30 minutes or less. >> midair scare for bono. a door on his plane just fell off in the middle of a flight. we're gathering details about what happened next and how the plane landed safely. >>> and your weather and traffic are always on news 4 today. .> you can get your hour-by-ho >>> 15 before the hour. dealing with winter-like weather outside. the light breeze you see isn't going to help matters. the flag almost fully extended. temperatures awfully close to the freezing mark. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein tracking the forecast for you. >>> 5:45. police still searching for a suspect in a woodbridge teen's murder. people told stories and shared memories of the teen at a vigil last night. they met at the tr

. -- our liveitary veterans day program will pick up an half an hour when vice president joe barton -- joe biden will participate in the ceremony at national arlington cemetery. later, remarks from john mccain. he has a new book out recounting the lives of the american soldiers who served in complex ranging from the revolutionary war to the wars in iraq and afghanistan and the book is called "13 soldiers." you can watch that life starting at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span two. on this veterans day, we want to know what your message is to our fighting men and women. log onto facebook to leave your comments or tweet us. we will try to read some of your messages throughout the day. c-span veterans day coverage continues tonight at 7:00 eastern with selections from this years white house medal of honor surmise follow that 8:00 by the original wreathlaying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. after 9:00 him in the annual uso gala featuring joint chiefs of staff chairman general martin dempsey also discussions on veteran mental health issues as well as other selections from the white house

just past clara barton parkway. six people in two cars were involved. one person was killed in the crash. we're working to find out what led to the crash there. >>> the washington wizards will pl their home opener at verizon center, a day after a triple shooting in the chinatown neighborhood. m molee green joins us. >> reporter: we are at the spot where it all happened last night for about an hour and we've seen police coming and going. in fact, there is a police vehicle parked right behind me, behind that white van that you see parked on the corner there. there's a police vehicle there. motorcycles have been coming and going throughout the time we've been here. i just spoke with d.c. police and they tell me that the stepped-up police presence remains all over the city. police tell me they are not aware of anything in particular special in terms of their enforcement because of tonight's game. last night the police chief said it all. there was a triple shooting in the area even though she had a ton of offices out here, as many as 30. she tripled the pres

joe barton, a former short seller from texas. he came and we started talking this company. and here is what got me going. he said i want to go on the record. i said you want to go on the record. no one ever calls mesmt so i started doing work. who owns the stock? fidelity is number one. dan loeb. bill miller is number three. then i really do some work. company went public a year ago. run by r.j. kirk. people either like or don't like him. he sold new river fapharmaceut l pharmaceuticals. and clinical data. sold both for billions of dollars. what i liked here, here is a guy who had a lot of money. didn't have to do anything with it. invested 400 million of his own money in this stick, took a 60% stake and on the deal he brought 20% more stock. i start thinking what is this company? it is effectively a dna manufacturing line. a dna assembly line. and he hasn't sold. he doesn't have warrants or any of this other garbage in there. but as the the highly speculative deal in a sense that he's got do deals with bigger companies. >> by the way the stock is ripping as we're talking a

a backup here could ripple out to the rest of the bay, dumb barton bridge to 237. for a good tuesday commute here. your northbound routes really start to kick in. you're passing by 87, all the way towards saratoga, a little early for this burst of traffic. it seems to be sorting itself out. tuesday through the south bay can be really tough. any time after 7:15, it's really a northbound nightmare. >> mike, you're talking about surprising drivers. in a transportation tussle, the fight for passengers between taxi cab and ride share companies causing a imagine traffic mess at sfo last night. cab drivers drove around in circles refusing to pick up passengers in protest of services like uber and lyft. this has been an issue for months if not years. the timing is kind of appropriate on this protest. it comes on the heels of a deal. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. that's exactly right. the big change here is that it is now legal at least as of the last few weeks for uber, lyft and side car to pick up here on the upper level of sfo. they last month sign

. >> let's say they do that, wave the red flag in front of the bull, joe barton said impeachment wouldconsideration, always the next step. looks like the republican has the upper hand until they try to move forward with impeachment, then they played them selves. >> how much and how little will get dop. we heard republicans complaining that this kind of thing hasn't been approved since 1906 i thought that was their whole agenda to go back to 1906. >> sam, two things, do you think the republicans have the discipline to get angry enough to use, let's say executive action, or what they call executive overreach, to political ends but enough discipline to not step over the line and take it a bridge too far. >> i do. i mean, the one thing that they learned from this past year was that their low point came with the government shutdown. they don't want to do something like that again. >> but we're talking about it again. >> talking about it is one thing and actually going forward with it. there's other avenues to go after the president should he go forward with this executive action. they could

if he does not take action on his own, congressman joe barton said that he would consider impeachment. >> impeachment is in the house and that's a possibility, but you still have to convict if the senate, and that would take a two-thirds vote. but impeachment would be a consideration. yes, sir. >> republicans are now also lining up to criticize mr. obama over an internet regulation policy call net neutrality. president obama returned that all internet traffic is treated equally with no gatekeepers and toll roads. >> the idea of net neutrality has given innovators the chance to thrive. abandoning these principles would threaten to end the internet as we know it. that's why i'm laying out a plan to keep the internet free and open. that's why i'm urging the federal communications commission d to do everything to protect internet neutrality for everyone. >> but some cable comes like verizon and comcast, they would like to create high speed toll lanes that would charge consumers for downloads charge like netflix movies. yesterday, cruz said on twitter, quote, net neutrality is obamacare fo

texas congressmen joe barton said there could be consequences if president obama used executive ordersimmigration. >> impeachment is inexcit excid the house and that's a possibility but still need two thirds of vote in senate. but impeachment would be consideration. >> no surprise there. i said if republicans took the majority in the midterms, the eye-word would be on the table. >> will the republicans try to impeach president obama before or after the elections it will be after, i predict it will be one of the first things they talk about, that is impeaching the president, and how sad that is. >> less than a week, less than a week, the i-word is out there. less than one week after winning the majority republicans just can't help themselves. they know impeaching president obama is red meat for their radical republican base, keep it all begined up. all ginned up. 57% republicans think the president should be impeached. i think that is kind of a staggering number and it is what republican voters want from their elected officials. 57% sent their republicans to washington to impeach the pr

that could all change and with good reason. 3:30 in the afternoon the kids at cherry hill's clara bartonmentary school are heading for home. their day begin at 9am but if some lawmakers have their way young students like these might some day start as early as 7:30 in the morning. it's an idea that has parents and grandparents talking. >> if not always agreeing. >> i kids are early birds. they're in bed at 8:00 o'clock every night and up at 6:30 every morning. >> they would be able to ain't the earlier start time. >>> they could. >> the younger kids need to start later. they like to sleep till at least 8:00 o'clock. >> legislation specifically calls for a study of the health, academic and safety benefits associated with pushing back the daily start time for middle and high schools. but the sponsor understands that would mean starting elementary school earlier. pediatric studies show teenagers have a hard time getting to sleep before 11:00 at night and that makes starting school at 7:30 the next morning very tough. our dr. mike says, listen to the science. >> they need nine hours of sleep

no problems across the san mateo or didn't barton bridge. easy flow of traffic towards castro valley y. slowing over the altamont. disabled big rig but it's not affecting flow of traffic. look how light tri-valley is. speed down at 55 at the very worst. south bay, small build from north 101. again it's that first burst we expect to see now. lighter flow of traffic overall. peninsula no delays, no problems. back to you. >> trouble spots. thank you. >>> this morning nbc investigative unit looking at serious crashes on the bay area roadways. many, however, going on reported. in last 2 1/2 years, law enforcement agencies failed to report 15 major collisions involving fedex ground across the country to the department of transportation. those collisions are not part of fedex ground's federal motor carrier safety score. looking at accidents involving the fedex ground trucks, it could apply to other carriers as well. law enforcement is supposed to report the accidents. >> how important is it that those accidents become a part of any motor carrier's