>> i would again look to british columbia as a model. their stewardship organization has suggested they would be willing to come down and implement hear what they do there. with the paint bill, that is exactly what is happening. oregon passed an amendment last year. a canadian organization will be coming down to implement that. they have knowledge on what to do. >> if this passes, we may have to seriously consider proposition 26. i do not think that applies to british columbia. trying to impose a fee could cause problems. just using british columbia as an example probably will not be enough. you will have to do more. we are talking generally about producers of drugs. but the legislation, as written, is fairly generic. as i read it, it could be applied to the prescription of medicinal marijuana. are we going to require the producers of marijuana out to participate in this program? >> i cannot answer that. >> there is not language here that says if you produce prescription drugs, you need to present it. i am wondering how we are going to t

policy was at this time toward columbia. was there something that america did or did not do, said or did not say that you want to reflect on now? >> i think that i was very surprised to see that in the u.s., nobody talked about the situation of my companions, my three american companions. they had been objected in service. -- abducted in service. they're working for government in that the work contractors in the framework which was the aid that the u.s. would give to columbia in order to [unintelligible] and they were doing their job. once they were kidnapped, because their plan was shot and they were captured, -- and their plane was shot and they were captured -- tavis: george bush was president and our government did not have a lot to say. >> i remembered something that was very painful for all of us. we heard this message on the radio. the only way we could hear or know what was happening was through radio. we were given some time and we could hear messages from our families and there were some of the hostages that the ra

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columbia refused to record it. columbia was a national company. columbia had southern customers.of offending people down south, and so billie holiday went to a place called the commodore record shop, which was across from grand central on east 42nd street, run by a fellow named milt gabler who had his own little, tiny record label and put out a few things, a guy whose politics were congenial to her and to the people at cafe society-- billy crystal's uncle, incidentally. billy crystal's father worked in this record store. and he was the one that actually put it out, and having put the record out, of course, the next issue was getting it played on the radio. and most radio stations wouldn't touch it, and this lasted for many, many years. i mean, for a long time, you could not hear this song on the radio. there's a story in my book about wnew debating at great length over whether or not to let billie holiday perform strange fruit. in this era, records weren't played so much as there were live performances on the radio, and they went back and forth about whether or not to let her sin

that means a road closure along columbia pike.t down the white westbound line from south joyce to washington boulevard. that's gng to happen from 5:00 to 9:00 tonighwhile they film the scene. they're also saying at times, because of certain parts of the shooting schedule, they may close it down completely. so not just that westbound lane. but from time to time they will shut columbia pike and that stretch down completely. you will want to baware of that. you will see parking restrictions in d.c. and a number of different locations. it's actually quite a large area. so if you park anywhe near the national mall or white house, that's going to impact you today. we're talking about a stretch from 21st street to 10th street northwest, from new york avenue to constitution avenue. also, a stretch along the national mall from constitution to maryland area. no park anything those areas. they'll be bringing their equipment in. tomorrow she wl start shooting in d.c. we will see road closures then. a guy drove by and asked if i knew where the

columbia road, an accident in the columbia region. at the bay bridge, wind warnings in effect, so be careful at any of the area bridges. a little bit wendy this morning. let's see what's going on. 83 just north of the beltway, coming toward us is southbound traffic. you can see all the flashing lights. and again, two left lanes closed with this accident. let's switch over to a live view of traffic if you're traveling on the harrisburg expressway right at warren road. the delays have not crept back to warren yet, but they may shortly as volume picks up. take york road again as your alternate. rest of the major roadways in pretty good shape, but they are slick this morning. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> our big story this morning, a baltimore city police officer opened fire on three suspected during an attempted robbery. >> it happened on the family dollar store. kim dacey joins us live with the latest. good morning, kim. >> good morning, manipulatedy. police say the robbery was stopped by a good samaritan who a

and columbia, police remain on the scene of an accident involving injuries at columbia road and aprilourney way and we are keeping an eye on this crash from overnight hours. an overturned tractor trailer is block the two left lanes 83 southbound approaching the beltway. only the right lane get by. expect it to be a slow rye making are way in down towards the top side of the 695. we have the latest details on one of the top stories. >>> a prominent bulletmore city councilwoman goes on trial today and details on the case against helen holton. >>> a harford community college bass cat ball player collapses on the court and dies. team remembers devonte bundley. >>> at quarter to 6 on this monday morning, lipscomb paterakis and healthen holton. linda so has the continuing investigation into city corruption and joins us now. good morning, linda. >> reporter: jamie, councilwoman henl holton is set to answer to charges she violated campaign finance laws. it's of the last chapter in the corruption scandal that ousted sheila dixon from office. pros dutiors says holton asked developers to pay for

a child has gone missing in columbia. sky eye chopper 13 over the scene. captain mike perry with more. >> reporter: initially reported in the 5400 block of cedar lane, vic. we're over the scene now. this looks like some kind of assisted living complex. it's going to be a little southwest of columbia. we're told a child is missing. it's from a project -- i'm looking for the description here. a project lifesaver. apparently this project life saver, these individuals wear a device that can be tracked by fire and police officials. and i do know that at this time, the howard county fire department has set up a command post outside of this complex on cedar lane in the 5400 block. they've requested a helicopter and other police personnel to bring one of these project life saver trackers to the scene. all we know at this point, that it is a child, that it has gone missing and that they're going to try to use this project life saver tracking equipment to try to find this child. at this point, they don't know about any potential injuries or anything such as that. ve

on columbia road and one more in the city on wilkens avenue. and taking a live look outside. we're looking at 83 and warren road. and we're getting the accident cleared and approaching the beltway in time. and there's a live look at 95 and whitemarsh. traffic's continuing to build and still moving at a good speed. and we'll find quality cars and trucks. and toyota, moving forward. now, it's time for manic monday. >> >> good morning, everyone, happy manic monday from fell's point. we have a great group from the first manic monday in october. the baltimore jr. academy national alumni association. we thank you for coming down and we'll talk to denise. denise, how are you doing? >>> i'm great, how are you? >> what grades? >>> well, pre-k through 8th grade. >> you have a famous graduate? >> the chaplain of the united states senate graduated from our school and we've had lawyers and doctors and recognizable mayors. en and the school is famous in graduating students. >> this is alumni week. you have a big event coming up. yes, all week long we're havi

>> well, we can talk about anyone from insurgent groups such as the taliban or the farc in columbia to, ah, terrorist groups like al-qaeda, ah, to crime groups. >> what's happing in mexico, for instance. >> mafia or the drug trafficking organizations in mexico like the sinaloa cartel, the gulf cartel, the zetas that are the enforcers, ah, for one of the cartels, but increasingly, possibly and independent trafficking organization themselves. >> but just briefly, is there any organized crime that you would put in the category of "state actors" who are engaged in it? do governments engage in these sorts of activities? >> take the afghan government. the guy in charge of drugs for the afghan government told us, off the record-- and now he's no longer with the government, so i guess we can talk about it-- said every single minister in the karzai government was on the take. ah, and, in most cases, they were keeping their u.s. visas up-to-date in case they had to get out all of a sudden. so the, the whole structure, the government structure there is involved with, ah, obviously with drugs, one

nuevo plantel escolar realmente yo quiero pedir a los oficiales del distrito de columbiaa cargo de la educacion que como premio le den el edificio nuevo que ella directora que lucha que enfrenta toda las circunstancias que vence junto con la familia que realmente nos una escuela como un premio distinguido a este reconocimiento que hoy recibe ironicamente palacios reciben el mas alto reconocimiento academico pero sus alumnos y maestros estan aun a la espera de contar con mejores recursos para lograr que mas estudiantes hispanos mejoren su educacion bilingue pero necesitamos el apoyo de las oficina central necesitamos el apoyo que nos construyan esa esque no nos dejen en un edificio como este que lleva cien aÑos y donde los niÑos van a estar siempre en edificio viejos con poca luz que los baÑos se daÑa que cuando llueven que se inundan como esperan que nosotro salgamos adelante nuestro niÑos en la educacion si no les damos recursos que necesitamos para eso 25 aÑos de carrera profesional educaa los niÑos martha palaci

reporting live here in columbia.aren parks, foox45 news at 10:00. >> helping you to fight back this evening. baltimore city police are searching for this man. committing five robberies since july. in one case, he stabbed someone, grabbed a child and threatened to hurt the child before running away. anyone with any information call (410)366-6341. >> police make an aarest aftee %-university of maryland college park. ram mose of kensington s in police custody. police ay he is responsible for stabbing his brother, jose and 3 university of maryland students at the thirsty turtle tuesday morning. apparently the fight was over a bar stool. >> this has to stop. the law, and we expect and demand that establishments herr, marrland, do the same. >> nobody was seriously hurt. but the ar's liquor license is now in jeopardy. >> they lost billlns of dollars over the last several years. tonight's waste watch report..3 new questions now about how pension systems are doing business. >> they managed billons for government retirees, but

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a couple showers along the northern rockies, then british columbia will see pretty wet conditions, especially along the coastline. vancouver's high coming in at 16 on tuesday. likely a couple showers impacting you here. still quite hot for houston at 31. 30 degrees in miami. remaining at 27 in d.c. so quite mild but for new york, definitely a much colder picture coming in at 17 degrees only. all right. now here is your three-day outlook.

54 dc and 44 degrees at ocean city. 47 westminster but 50 columbia and bel air, 52 rock hall, annapolis. this deep area of low pressure is headed northeast and grabbing moisture sending it our way. the big story is high pressure, this will govern weather over a good half if not more of the united states. it will be an absolutely gorgeous not just weekend but next five days. today showers around, 62 is the high. tonight partly cloudy, an overnight low of 50 tomorrow. we start this great runover weather. sunny with a high of 72. there's the car wash alert for you. go for it. you are not wasting your time or money the next five days. look at that. friday 72. saturday close to 80. sunday 73. that's broncos, raff venns game perfect -- ravens game perfect weather. >> if you are about to make your commute, here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. still an excellent morning

incident near dupont circle in which 24-year-old kiela ryan of columbia, maryland, out celebrating her birthday, was struck and killed as she was gettinout of the car. a witness, a man on a bicycle pursued the vehicle, a lexus suv. he was able to see the license plate and gave it to officers who respond. that vehicle, according to court documents, was traced to an apartment building in chevy chase, maryland. and jorida davidson was located in the driver's seat of the car. court documents incate when she was found, she was incapacitated and under the influence of an alcoholic beverage. the keys to the vehicle were in her hand but the engine was not running. the documents go on to say, the bicyclist was brought to the scene and positively identified davidson as the driver of the vehicle that struck miss ryan. the witness told officers, quote, that is definitely r. davidson is currently in a holding cellhear at d.c. superior court. her husband has to go to their home, get her passport, bring it here and turn it overo the court before she can be released.

el presupuesto, la educacion y el congestionamienehicul para el concejo municipal del distrito de columbia, proteger la vida salvaje tambes tema de discusion.. pues la concejal del tercer distrito mary cheh, presento hoy una propuesta que exque loviviendas como ratas, ardillas, y otros roedores, sean millones de usuarios de servicio telefonico celular recibiran reembolsos..d detalles al volver.. sabadles de personas se trasladaron para protestar contra las politicas que afect negativamente a los ajadorinmigrantes y otras minorias.. tambien se pidio a los politicos el impulso a la reforma migratoria...alfredo miranda, nos tiene el informe... el sabado miles de personas se trasladaron hasta washington para protestar contra las politicas que afectan negativamente a los trabajadores, inmigrantes y otras minorias... tambien se pidio a los politicos el impulso a la reforma migratoria...alfredo miranda, nos tiene el informe... el sabado, miles de latinos, acudieron al llamado de activistas liberales se trata particularmente s diferentes rasdest grupos etnicos, rel

some scene here in columbia. >> thanks a lot. let's give you a taste of some of the action on saturday. let's start in the s.e.c. two undefeated teams, lsu and auburn. what a day for gene chizik's offense. they racked up 442 yards on the ground. mccalebb, 72 yards here. cam newton, a career best 217 yards on the ground. auburn wins 24-17. michigan state and northwestern. mark dantonio back on the sidelines for the spartans for the first time since his heart attack. curt cousins to cunningham. got it. cunningham, 113 yards and that score. sparty rolls 35-27. >> wisconsin and iowa staying in the big ten, montee ball, using the truck stick there. nicely done. reaches over. breaks the play. badgers up 31-30. stanzi to robinson. they're trying to get a field goal. for the go-ahead score. they don't have time-outs. wisconsin wins on the road, 31-30. >> nebraska and oklahoma state. high scoring affair in stillwater. taylor martinez pulled the week before in the loss to the longhorns at home. he rebounds in a big way. five touchdowns, 32

how about 29 degrees out of columbia? we will take heed to columbia pike in shady traffic and a lot would drive. it is very quiet right now. it is good news for you to take it. we are moving nicely. crack>> thank you so much. people have their eyes to the sky. they are trying to figure out what is causing a light over the sky. they identified it. people have been calling into the city's 31 line to ask questions about it. police do not have an answer either. >> what do you think? >> i have no idea. i wonder if you can even get a radar signature for it to say how big it is. >> is it in the shape of a bat? >> here is our next story. an 18 year old man in a paul claims the title of the world's strictest man. he turns 18 years old today. officials took their final measurements. he stands just 2 feet tall. his parents have campaign for this type to four years. since he was a child, he could still grow. have we got video? >> no video. >> very scientific. it is time for a breakdown. 5:53 is the time. we are going to be right i th

old port road, another one in columbia, route 108.the meantime there's a look at disabled vehicle o on the topside interloop on the left shoulder, minor delays as you pass that. there's a look at the speed sensors, 20 miles per hour on the northwest side of testify beltway in one spot. there's a look at the average, 37 miles per hour is the average on the west side outer loop between 795 to 95. there's a live look at 95. 95 southbound lanes slow as between the beltway 895. it will take you about three minutes with an average speed of 45 miles per hour. >>> this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. buy right the first time and you will save money. >> in this morning coffee with scott and mark kelly. how are you fellows doing today? [cheering and applause] >> we are doing great, marty. how are you? >> well you know i am doing okay. i have been standing here just combing off both of your biographical data trying to figure out which twin has a leg up on the other and i have got to tell you something, other than golf sco

i lived here for three years at columbia and so visiting some of my old friends would mean a lot. and coming back to the city on a sunny day, having a feel of the central park and then work on madison avenue, you know, 57th, and get the feel of the city also means a lot of things to me. this is a city that i love. i had my postgraduate studies, i was married and my first child was born here in this city, so i have a perm and emotional attachment to the city itself. >> rose: we're glad to see you. >> thank you, charlie. thank you for having me. >> rose: we look forward to visiting you you in china. >> please do. >> rose: next on charlie rose, a conversation about russia, music, about conducting with valerie >> carl swab is the founder of the world economic forum which brings together leaders each year in switzerland. they will celebrate their hoeth anniversary next year. the theme is "shared norms for the new reality." i'm pleased to have him back at the table to discuss the world of networking as well. >> thank you for enlightening me for being back here. >> the world united forum

. >> both historic and exciting in terms of the directn of the district of columbia public schools and people's support and enthusiasm for the schools at this time. >> we're incredibly proud to announce the fact that this year for the first time in 39 years in the district of columbia, we have had an increase in enrollment of students. >> the increase is only by 1%. a few hundred students. but gains were made in all grade levels. another first for the system. >> this is in large part due to the fact that people are feeling more faith and confidence in our individual schools. >> rhee lely won't remain as chancellor school reform should and will continue. >> we have an incredibly long way to go still here in the district of columbia before we can say thatvery child is receiving a great education. it is absolutely possible for the district to continue on the ajectory it's on. in fact i think there's -- no one in the city who wants to go backwards. certainly in order to continue the reforms it will take continued courage. >> reporter: tom sherwood, news 4, washington. >> vincent gray, who

in the district of columbia, low 6 0s. low 60s in prince george's.ern maryland, chesapeake bay, mid-70s. eastern shore that got pounded with heavy rain overnight is in the low 70s. winds a bit blustery in the wake of the storm that pulled off north and east of us. wind gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour coming north-northwest. wasps drying out as the

that is an open, transparent, willingness to be able to hear from the citizens of the district of columbia and we want to have that during this process [ applause ] >> reporter: last night's meeting gray called jobs and education reform his top priority. the next town hall meeting will be held tomorrow from 6:00 to 8 p.m. at the saint columbus episcopal church. and then next tuesday there will be a meeting at the sousa middle school in southeast washington and that town hall meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. >>> an emotional meeting in montgomery county where a laytonsville couple met the man who saved their lives. fedex driver earl spence was honored as an everyday hero. spence spotted janet and frank on a road side this summer unconscious in their van. they don't remember the event because they were overcome by gas fumes. >> didn't have an opportunity to thank him for saving our lives. >> kind of emotional. trying to keep myself together because i have wanted to look them in the face. i heard they were all right but it was a pleasure seeing them. >> reporter: police say that in all likelih

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kkren parks is live in columbiae attacks happened. it's a story you're first seeing on fox. >> reporter: we're here inside the verona apartment complex, basket ring road in columbia. the alleged sexual assault happened right here behind me in around these bushes around 7:00 last night. the victim, a 7-year-old girl. we spoke with her parents who tell us the little girl was walking back from the playgrouud about 500 feet away from where the alleged attack took place. police say three men grabbed the girl and sexually assaulted her. she was able to get away, ran home. that's when a relative took her to the hospital. investigators say she as no physical injuries. >> why woo they do something like this to just a precious innocent chhld. it anchors me because of that. -- frustrated to hear someone tried to take advantage of my daughter. -p>> reporter: anyone with information is asked to call police. neighbors tell us they would not go on camera. they ssid that they heard a scream but did nothinggabout it. karen parks, fox 45 news at 5 350*

the music community knew who i was, and so through getting out our dreams, his label, i signed to columbia in may of 2004. and that came after, you know, years of knocking on doors, years of performing live showsl down the eastern seaboard, and trying to build a buzz and some energy. meeting some great people along the way, collaborating with people along the way and getting told no. and, you know, we just had to keep persisting and believing in the artistic vision and eventually we found a home at columbia and my first album came out in december of '04. >> talk do me a little bit about this new album. it's a very soulful album, but it's an album that makes you dig into the crates. i hear something that could be from your grandma's basement. what's the process? >> my most soulful, my most organic, and most dirty raw and gritty. ♪ >> when i originally came to quest love, one of his missions was to make sure we didn't do the super standard, everybody knows these songs, everybody's heard these songs, and all they're going to think of is the original when you do that. we didn't want to do that

ryan of columbia, maryland. her birthday was yesterday. she would about -- been 24. we have the name of the woman -- she's already been charged in montgomery county. 30-year-old jerita davidson. we were told by police here in washington that they are planning to add additional charges, possibly vehicular manslaughter and leaving after a collision. we're also told they've impounded the suspected vehicle. the woman was getting out of the back seat of a car, her car is still in dupont circle and there's actually some area where you can see where this woman was hit. very tragic situation this morning for a woman turning 24 and ended very badly for her. >> thank you. >>> we'll have howard's forecast next. >> turning beautiful out here and we're in for a nice stretch of weather. it's also pet line thursday. i want to show you some of the temperature. already in the 60s. even low 70s. 72 at national. a great weekend ahead. >>> he's been making us laugh for 50 years. so fans and colleagues gathered for a tribute last ni

as 14 state and the district of columbia already have.eanwhile, in california where medical marijuana is legal voters are deciding whether to decriminalize recreational marijua use. is marijuana a gateway to harder drugs? lucky severson reports from los angeles. >> it is because satan has tried to make us think and have tried to make us believe that it's nothing. isn't that just like the enemy? that it is less harmful than alcohol. isn't that how satan comes in the back door to make you think that one sin is greater than another? you all have to say "amen." >> reporter: it's sunday, so bishop ron allen is guest preaching in church. any other day of the week and he'll be preaching the same message to anyone who will listen. ishop leis predent of the international faith-based coalition, comprising what he says are over 4,000 churches nationwide. his one mission is to teach drug prevention to church leaders, and more urgently to defeat proposition 19, which would legalize marijuana in california. >> first, it decriminalizes low-level possess

wjz is live, kelly mcpherson has more on the charges that suspect is facing and reaction from the columbia family who must live now without their daughter. kelly-- >> reporter: the driver left the scene and the only reason police were able to track her down is that a bicyclists got on his bike and went after the suv to write down the license plates and give it to police. >> she was happy, she was a happy person. she just seemed to make everything okay because we all loved and adored her. >> reporter: francis ryan is devastated after her daughter kyla was killed by a drunk driver. police have charged jordina davisson with voluntary manslaughter. this is her turning herself in friday morning. davis' black lexus hit ryan throwing her 26 feet in the air into a parked car. the victim's mother thanks a passer by who went after the suv to get the license plate. >> for the young man who got on the bicycle and tracked this lady down after she did this horrendous thing and just ran, like a coward and left my baby laying on the side of the road. >> reporter: kyla ryan lives here in columbia, she was

to continuing the progress and continuing to serve the families and students of the district of columbia. >> in june, 2007, michelle rey to the missteps of the wilson building to begin her journey. she vowed to bring change to the language in school system and she did with unpopular decisions at times like firing hundreds of teachers and closing dozens of schools. >> i put my blood, sweat, and tears into the children of the district of columbia for the last 3.5 years and i have completely enjoyed every minute of it. >> some believe her hard-line approach was too divisive and that may have cost it mayor adrian fenty re-election. vincent gray says that even though school leadership is changing, reform will continue. >> school reform will move forward and the gray administration. >> we talked to the washington teachers union and the leaders said she made the right decision because the kids the school system from being in limbo. he says it looks forward to working with henderson. as for michelle rhee's furniture plans, she says she hopes to work with children and the nation in some capacity

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and, craig, you're hometown, the folks in columbia having a good time. they're shutting down the streets. and west virginia also won. >> it's big in columbia. that's the biggest win this that program. florida next week. >> you're right. >> thank you for that highlight. >> no problem, sir. >> now we got redskins/packers tomorrow at 6:00. >>> that's all we have for you tonight. and all new "start night live" is up next. "glees" jane lynch hosts. until then, that's the news. good night! [ son ] my parent have always lived in the states. until two years ago, when my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly. found the local deli. a few shortcuts. and a neighborhood haout. but there's one thing they miss. their beloved hometown team. so i asked citi -- how many thankyou points it would take to give them something special. their old seats, 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] citi thankyou points can be used for almost anything you choose. what's your story? citi can help you write it. can it keep an eye outfor , literally show and tell you where it i