wiener new -- deborah has reaction from maryland's delegation. first, we have the latest on how close congress is to reaching a compromise with sally kidd. we heard from the president again today, urging the house and senate to break their stalemate. there are no indications that will happen anytime soon. closed for business. >> this dog does not hunt. the cow has left the barn. >> congress cannot agree. >> speaker boehner and his bad -- band of tea party radicals have done the unthinkable. >> democratic leaders finally have their prize. >> the only thing they can agree on is that the other side is to blame. >> president obama and harry reid wanted the government to shut down, do not believe the rick nash shut down. >> do not believe the republican leadership -- harry reid wanted the government to shut down. >> do not believe the republican leadership. shut down the government over an idea logical crusade to deny health insurance to millions of americans. senate rejected a last- minute vote from the house to negotiate in conference committee. won

i'm deborah wiener. a maryland state trooper is fighting to recover after she was thrown in the air by a passing car. it happened as she was assisting with a traffic stop. don champion has tonight's big story. >> debris that litters part of route 100 in the county proves there's no such thing as a routine traffic stop in law enforcement. >> when something like this happens it just -- it rips your insides out. -- isyland state police l now coming to the bedside of a trooper that was struck early sunday morning. jacqueline cline was here along route 100 near the katherine avenue section when it happened. she was helping a fellow trooper with a field sobriety test. a car drove by, hit cline, throwing her in the air. >> she's a quality young lady. and she's very tough. are >> michael ared trained cline in the academy. insiders say she has quickly made a name for herself as being a hard worker. after the accident, cline was flown from shock trauma suffering from head injuries, cuts and bruces and broken bones

. >> deborah wiener has more. >> i and embarrassed for our country. i care more about how this affects people. it is wrong. there has been much of a middle in a long time. persist aslems will long as the stalemate persists. that also goes for the naval academy. >> a shutdown in washington is affecting life in annapolis. that is where we find jennifer franciotti. what is happening? >> it is like a spider with a lot of legs. it's been those outward. we know the status of the game is still up in the air. the military has suspended all intercollegiate sports activities on soul further notice. navy practicing yesterday because a decision is not expected until thursday. the naval academy has had to employees35 civilian on campus. arenknown number of classes right now without instructors. >> we can use military instructors that are resident here to cover those classes this week. we anticipate there'll be some classes we have to cancel as a result of the shutdown. >> there is bipartisan support for legislation that would provide back pay for furloughed employ