voices are part of the all the committees within the district we say that simply because special ed kids are general ed kids all ethnics and sexual orientation and ability skills so wherever we shouldn't our committee our voices to support the special ed shouldn't segregated we're trying to incorporate all of those kids in the school and their voices to be heard on all issues we would request that translated documents be provided to the family and caregivers in their native language within two weeks of the meeting i went to two meeting those are the documents i got you have a background in law and can tell you special ed law is as difficult as any type of allowing law out there so someone like me to understand this isn't easy if i throw this at someone that is intimated by the language and presented in english as the case it is a little bit hard to get them to honestly be asked to assign this document it is a legal document their children since their family and children will be held to the services so we do request that translation be an important part of the documentation and lastl

that's "the ed show."on" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >> thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, how democrats can win by standing with president obama. we're now less than a month from the midterm elections. in kentucky, democratic challenger alison lundergan grimes is taking on gop senator mitch mcconnell. it's a tough race in a red state. and grimes made headlines when

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that's "the ed show."with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >> good evening, ed, and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, there's lots of buzz about governor chris christie not backing down from this exchange with a protester. >> do you want to have the conversation later? i'm happy to have it, buddy. but until that time, sit down and shut up. [ cheers and applause ] >> his response today is classic christie. we'll have that later in the show. >>> but we start with tonight's lead, five days before the election, the republican

"the ed show" is up next. >>> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show." live from new york, let's get to work! >>> student loan debt is at an all-time high. >> student loans -- >> like a graduate tax. >> whether college is worth the price of admission. >> we only finished paying off our student loans about eight years ago. >> [ bleep ] college experience because you may be paying for it for the rest of your life. >> they want a fair shot at an affordable education. >> more and more takers than makers in america. ♪ ♪ >> good to have you with us today, folks. thank for watching. >> i want to start with a subject that i think a lot of people, parents and kids can relate to. next week i'm going to be in iowa and in south dakota. a couple of reasons, these are cheap senate seats that i think the democrats have got a real good chance at winning, with the controversies that are unfolding in south dakota and it being a three-way race in the sb-5 immigration issue that's going on there and the former governor mike brown who is wrapped in that whole thing, i know y

he's our mayor please join me in welcoming the mayor of the city and county of san francisco mayor ed lee (clapping) >> thank you for that kind introduction everyone good morning. welcome to san francisco. >> good morning. >> actually, the last couple of weeks ago people have being coming up to me and saying are you i say yes, sir. i'm travis to i'm mayor travis for a few weeks anyway, i want to say thank you, ed very much fewer leadership not only as our director of transportation by certainly the president of nah 0 could i'm thrilled you're here in the city i know you're about to see if not a lot of the things happening in our city we want to make sure that the themes that you have for the conference about cities and innovations and mobility can be sdeementd so while you're here please make sure you do all you can too walk and bike and take ride sharing obeying be careful on the upper deckerers but i think you've already and if you haven't i encourage to go down 0 or to our transbay center this is under construction and he'll hear it and feel it as we do our central subway we'll bee

. >> thanks, ed.d to be with you. >> i don't want to overstate this, but i would like your opinion. what happens to climate change if the radicals get control of the senate? >> we, in the minority have a lot more tools at our disposal. the power of a senator is often the filibuster and the the objections to things and the republicans have had to do their filibustering silently because most of what they filibustered for the american public hates and it would be quite interesting to see them have to move their agenda through a considerable number of senators who are willing to force the issue and say, look, you're not doing a thing until you do something on climate. why do something like this if the republicans don't want to talk about it? >> i think the american public is a lot more interested in this issue than the pundits have thought. i think for kentucky and west virginia, it's kind of a hail mary in those states. there are pockets of powerful coal economy any powerful coal money and so it works fo

i love logistics. >>> welcome back to "the ed show."ll following the news coming out of washington state, where a student opened fire in a high school cafeteria, just north of seattle. law enforcement briefed with the latest on the incident just a short time ago. >> the scene is secure. we have a total of six individuals that were involved. two are deceased. one is a male. he was the lone gunman. and one is a female. four others were injured. three of them were transported to providence hospital in everett, and one of the treated at the scene and released. the entire school has been, as far as students, has been transported away from the school. only law enforcement is on scene, along with any students or staff, approximately 30 of them that were witnesses to what happened. and they are part of the investigation and being questioned. all other students have gone to the reunification. the parents at the reunification are being notified that their children are still at the school being interviewed. >> two people are dead. one of them a fe

thank you. >> and now for the ceremony so i'd like to ask mayor ed lee, mayor park and mr. chow and members of the seoul sister delegation to join me in witnessing the signing of the memorandum of understanding between our two cities and i'd like to welcome our consul general. >> (clapping.) >> the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the san francisco neighborhood services and safety committee occurring october 2, 2014, will begin shortly. >>

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while ed gillespie is apparently building on his base.orthern virginia bureau reporter -- chief, rather, julie carey is with me live. julie, what do you think the narrowing of mark warner's lead means? >> it means a couple things. first of all t voters are starting to tune in. ed gillespie, this is his first campaign. so voters are starting find out who he is. mark warner about a month ago had almost a 22-point lead in the poll we're looking at today. that has now narrowed to a 12 had been point lead. a couple things have happened. gillespie is shoring up republican support. only 70% had planned to back him now up to 84%. he is also picking up undecided voters out there. and robert sarvis, the libertarian candidate has lost to gillespie. >> where in the state is gillespie showing strongest support? >> you might expect, in southwest virginia and southern virginia. that is where republicans traditionally do their best. but the one thing that this poll shows, even though it's narrow, there is some very good news from mark warner in this, and

"the ed show" is up next. \s. >>> live from new york, let's get to work. >>> we're basically selling citizenship for half a million. >> this is a simple story of massive fraud. >> this eb-5 scandal. >> 5 is a category specific to immigrant investors. >> sometimes called citizenship for sale. >> they get to cut to the front of the line. >> the kind of fraud when money, greed and absolute power corrupt absolutely. >> there's a lot of weird very troublesome things that have happened. >> this was done under the watch -- >> former governor mike rounds surrounded in controversy over an economic development project. >> i believe the ep-5 project was good for south dakota. >> we had millions missing. >> potential $140 million fraud. >> the former secretary of the governor's office of economic development committed suicide. >> we just heard saying that it couldn't have been a suicide. >> i don't believe that squares well with the people here in south dakota or anywhere in the country. >> good to have you with us. thank

all the community members that have remained steadfast and the next person you'll here from is mayor ed lee he'll share with you his vision after the mayor maria sue between many meetings she and i have met to late out a specific strategy and services that happening happens at 66 raymond mr. mayor thank you for being here (clapping.) i think we want to make sure many have translations let me say something in chinese okay. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> cowen - raymond all right. i just said to them that supervisor cohen just announced that the 66 raymond street has been gifted to san francisco government so that we can in turn use it according to what supervisor cohen has explained for all the community uses and the seniors here that are gathered are here know this is an important thing you saw them clap they've been for years wanting to make sure they've expanded the services limited at 50 raymond to now the other side of the courtyard filled with the capacity services of the city i know that supervisor cohen has think been here for quite some sometime and through her leadership th

john casic or ed fitzgerald? the fact is if you are a pragmatist and don't care what happens in the state, you are going to care in november of 2016 and what kind of political apparatus they set up and the governmental apparatus they set up to ensure a full and fair election in 2016. all those things are important. >> they sure as hell are. it's amazing how governor christie came to the conclusion on teachers he got rid of. he's now an ebola expert and come to the conclusion that everybody who is running for governor against his z people are so damn corrupt he could not run an election. rick scott, john casic, walker and snyder are overlooking the elections. that's the only way it's going to be fair. he can't find one democrat in this country who has gone along with the voter suppression the republicans put up state by state. christie is right. it's an incredibly important election. republicans want to make all the rules and the governors christie listed in the soundbyte, they have led the charge when it comes to

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. >> thank you moonl i want to thank mayor ed lee for his leadership and comboiblg making sure we had the investment to make this incremental possible and president chiu and the rest of the members for your leadership i want to say to at all all of you welcome to our brand new jim writing i didn't a. herman cruise ship terminal (clapping) you're going to here common themes of coming together of being a beacon of creating signature sites and places along the waterfront but i think most importantly and we've all this i would have this it's our people the people that mobbing make up the fabric felt city from the members of all the different commissions and boards to all the residents that are so active in everything we do to the leadership from our workers and various labor unions that have already been strong to the businesses that support us in all the creative ways we approach our work so i want to let you know we're appreciative to all of you perhaps many of you don't remember we tried before to get a new term and this time we have asked her one it so leap of faith the port envisions

the ed show is coming up next. >> good evening americans, welcome to the ed show live from new york, let's get to work. >> we are contingencies for more and that is a very real possibility. >> officials say there may be other cases. >> the cdc, local officials knew about this. >> there was an exposure somewhere. >> one flew out of the area. >> i don't think we have a systematic problem. >> the cdc clearly fell down on the job. >> i've been hearing loud and clear from health care workers from around the country that they're worried. >> i do have confidence in the cdc and dr. frieden. >> i wish we had put a team like this on the ground the day the first patient was diagnosed. >> obviously one case is too many. >> good to have you with us tonight folks. thanks for watching. we start with breaking news on ebola that's happening here in the united states as we're waiting for remarks from the president on ebola just moments ago. we'll get that tape to you soon and bring it to you when the president speaks. first a second nurse at a texas health hospital has tested positive for ebola. she's

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. -- ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, last week 16 leading health organizations representing doctors, nurses and patients warned the prime minister of health and social care services in england are now, and i quote, at breaking point and things cannot go on like this. why is that happening? [shouting] >> absolutely no answer to the question of whether there should be a proper inquiry into the welsh nhs. i will tell him what is happening in the english nhs for which this government is responsible. 1.3 million more outpatients being treated. 6.4 million more outpatients appointments. 2500 more nurses, a thousand more doctors, a record we can be proud of. why? because we invented in the nhs in england. they cut the nhs in wales. >> ed miliband. >> everyone can see what the prime minister's doing but after five years in office he can't defend his record on the nhs in england. every time he mentions wales we know he is running scared on the nhs in england. now, in england we have the highest waiting list or six years,

lee please come up ed (clapping.) buena device chuck thank you for that introduction again, thank you for your leadership in the city not only in the business community but in the philosophy arena yes, we don't look to the city coffers but your city is rich most importantly people whether the business learnings leaders or the arts community or reflected in people that help with schools our city is very, very rich in many, many hot other ways not just in the wealth of money i'm very lucky to be the mayor of san francisco i also know that this is an international city that's why i just implemented the trip to mexican city but to come back here and receive the weather 23 our presidential will chief i think here for the wonderful leadership charlotte as well (clapping.) we're about to top off and we've got wonderful like swags i was asking joe what other uses you can't can we have for this after the topping off we'll literally see chuck and to the brufkz and to neil and restructuring to our wonderful work on average we ha

that's "the ed show.show." with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >> thanks to you for tuning in. developing news tonight on ebola in america. the president today making a major announcement in the fight against the virus. choosing a czar, an ebola response coordinator to orchestrate the government's response. president obama going with ron claim, who's got a lot of experience in washington, serving as chief of staff to two president, joe biden and al gore. the president saying, his administration is on top of this. >> right now, the news is dominated by ebola a

but anyway, ed abbie and a little more ceremony now. the last time -- i was with ed when he died. taken about a week to die. ed smiled when i told him where he would be buried. ed had requested he be buried in a beautiful illegal wilderness great. that was the final last thing friends can do for one another and that's okay. and so you know i take him out with three friends and took a couple of days to find the exact place and we dug the grave. i laid down in the grave and then i received the sign. ed wanted to be reincarnated as a balzar so i'm looking up lying in the grave. this is where we dump abbie into it. seven buzzards joined by three others all banking over the volcanic rubble and writing up the flank of the mountain gliding out and over the distant valley. even if years later across the ridge to his grave. i'm outrageous stretch often to the great distance as far as the eye can see. there's not a human sign, only a faint desert breeze. we should all be so lucky. my day of the dead is march 15. it was my last day in the field in vietnam and the helicopter picks me up in a

that's "the ed show."ation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >> good evening, ed, and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, the gop's bitter pill. we're exactly three weeks away from election day. a campaign that republicans thought they had locked up. all they had to do was trash the health care law and coast to victory. it's a script they stuck to in last night's senate debates. argue republican tom cotton was specifically asked what he'd do about the 200,000 people in his state who might lose coverage if republicans repeal the affordable care act. here's what he said. >> obamacare has been a disaster for

thank you, mayor ed lee ladies and gentlemen, mr. bryan corporate vice chair and wanting enhe lives shipbuilding (clapping.) >> thank you secretary may i vice and mayor ed lee and general and captain hall and distinguished platform guests and my fellows ladies and gentlemen, good morning it's been many months since america left our yard to mississippi i'm maneuvered 20 thousand tons of steel a thousand miles of comparable that representatives under portland.org organ to san diego and 8 hundred thousand feet in the pipes and tens of thousand of parts and equipment and weapon systems this is just some of what it took to build what you see behind me none of this is possible without the thousand of shipowners and rigers and electricians and engineering and a engineers and planners and people know the ships we build carry sailors and marines they're our friends and neighborhood and sons and daughter and our american heros our assault ships are complex so navy ships eagle he lives have been this them for years so when i tell you our shipow

that's all for now, "the ed show" is up next. >>> welcome to the ed show. when i say let's get to work, let's do something. let's get to work. >> minimum wage? would you rather have rick scott in florida? >> do you support a higher minimum wage in florida yesterday? >> how would i know. >> i'm standing right here. i never said the comments were misunderstood. i'm tired of hearing about the minimum wage. >> would you rather have scott walker in wisconsin. >> i don't think it serves a purpose. >> there's no free lunch. >> what would you rather have? >> good to have you with us tonight, thanks for watching. the private sector decides the wages. the private sector decides how many people in this country should get some kind of assistance so they can live above the poverty line or make ends meet and survive and make it? great to have you with us tonight on this subject. i wanted to start with this picture. this is a picture of the capitol, if you haven't been to washington lately, this is what they're doing, they're reconstructing it, reinforcing it, this is imp

and waterfront and our communities and has made jobs a very, very big emphasis please welcome mayor ed lee (clapping). >> thank you, monique thank you for your hair as well (laughter) well, first of all, monique thank you for your leadership along with the port commissioners and staff and with the incredible collaboration like public works and the mischievous let me say a few words about history because al car is here for a reason he thinks the history of the city and you've got to read his books and many of you were with anita and i last year vicinity when we heard about the things about america's cup wasn't that a great time and brianna said it reminded me we're going to get you on a concert tour somewhere it is more than just a cruise ship place i know there recent incredible claps for our prince sister cruise terminal leaders it's about entertainment and enjoyment and a celebration we did that with america's cup but we also made some promises that the event when we host events whether the super bowl or the world series with our giants who are here today as well and in the playoffs;

ed and i agree on that. but what is different is his whole career has been as a partisan political operative. he says elect me then i'm going to be bipartisan. for better or worse, you've got my record. you got my record as governor where we got things done. and go back and check my legislation. every piece i work on i spatart with a republican. the question about getting our balance sheet right is going to be front and better. we've got to go back to simpson bowles types to get it done. >> quick questions to you. harry reid is the best person to lead the senate democrats, yes or no? >> i think we could perhaps do better in both parties. >> i take that as a no. mr. gillespie, is mitch mcconnell the best candidate the republicans could have to lead the senate majority if republicans win it? >> i suppose he's going to get re-elected and he's the current leader -- >> and you'll support him if you get elect snd so he's the best candidate? yes or no? >> i like mitch mcconnell. and i take him as hit word when he s

welcome to the ed show live from new york. let's get to work. >> i'm not a rookie to politics. >> i'm kevin cramer and i approve this message. >> i didn't get nor did i seek permission to shoot this. >> i approve this message. >> i hope the world isn't really that theet receiptical . >>orhetical . >> >> good to have you with us folks. thanks for watching. if you talk to folks around the country you will hear they are disgusted with the citizen's united decision and the big money in politics. we are not too far away from election, we can do something about it. today marks four weeks until the midterms. you know everyone just goes to sleep and they have an election. it is crunch time. when it comes to november republicans are going to mop the floor. well, look the the headlines, republicans are headed towards a big turn out edge in the midterms. washington post trying to convince the world of that. republicans pull ahead again in the battle for the senate. new york times doesn't get enough of it. and from fox news reads will gop

>>> good evening americans and welcome to the ed show. we start with breaking news. secret service director julia pierson has resigned following a big hearing regarding the man who jumped the fence and made it well into the white house before being stopped. her replacement will be joseph clancy. this news follows yesterday's heated hearing on capital hill. moments ago the white house press secretary addressed the issue. >> she spent several hours in front of the cameras yesterday answering difficult questions from members of congress. in the context of that interaction she took responsibility for the short comings of the agency she led and she took responsibility for fixing them and that quite simply, i think, is a testament to her professionalism and character. >> president obama called her to suppress his appreciation for her time served in the agency. i want to talk now with congressman cummings. is this the move that had to be made? >> it absolutely had to be made because a culture has developed in the secret service whereby secret service agents feel more comfor

the ed show" is up next\s. >>> live from new york, let's get to work. \s . >>> this once was a woman from kentucky. >> she's gotten the momentum noun. mcconnell is very unpopular in kentucky. >> if we turn out our vote, we win. >> i've had about enough of that. >> she wants what's best for kentucky ka. >> does senator mcconnell have a health care plan that he would replace the affordable care act with? >> we need to fight back. >> absolutely no plan. >> it's time, my friends, to rise up and fight back. >>. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. midterm election, we are just eight days away. the question around the question is what does it take to get americans to pay attention to their government and do something about it? we'll find out. a lot of people will say it will be low turnout, but i think there would be heavy turnout, mash even kentucky. the democrats have refocused their efforts on that state. right now this race between grimes and mcconnell is as tight as it gets. the most recent bluegrass poll has mcconnell regain

>> absolutely, ed.of the matter is, since the year 2000, we have lost 60,000 manufacturing plants in the united states of america, and millions -- millions of decent paying jobs and a lot of that is attributable to our disaster trade policy of nafta, cafta, permanent trade relation wz china. not only a loss of jobs but now companies in american are having to compete with companies that have moved abroad. one of the reasons median family income has declined by $5,000 since the year 2000. so this is theiissue that are talking about. people want to start reinvesting in the united states of america and not in china. i find it very hard to believe that a candidate like mr. perdue could actually be proud of helping to throw american workers out on the street and move plants abroad. that's nothing to be proud of. >> the president is making the case manufacturer is bouncing back. president obama says that big progress has been made in manufacturing. is that true? do you see it that way? >> we made some progress

so people are starting to find out who ed gillespie is. republicans know he has an r beside his name so they're starting to come home to him. what he needs to do is to try to appeal to some of the independents, the many independents out there, especially in northern virginia. >> we have seen ugliness in terms of political ads out in the last couple weeks. we have a month left before election day. do you expect tonight we'll see shots fired from the podium? >> you know, they had one other debate earlier in the summer in july when very few were watching, and that was a pretty barbed debate. and, again, i think if ed gillespie wants to pick up some ground tonight, he's going to have to fire some shots at mark warner and kind of chip away a little bit. he has been trying to do that by closely associated mark warner with president obama on popular policies like the affordable care act. you know, so i think they will mix it up ate little bit tonight. mark warner, on the other hand, i think will try to hold his ground, probably try to look senato

ed says he's for immigration reform.rder security and integration will more than double our current border security. it will have a broad breadth of support. if you're not willing to get behind it and tonight he said is not for comprehensive immigration reform. >> moderator: aaron hess the next question. >> is a lot of people in the room of the economy in northern virginia pretty much is humming along at this point but in places like danville and lynchburg the unemployment rate is noticeably higher than the statewide average right now. you have been either a governor or senator for the last decade in virginia. why haven't you been able to do more to close the divide between the economic and geographical haves and have-nots in virginia? warner: one of the things i'm proud of is that virginia has consistently done better than the national average unemployment. there's nothing more important than having a job or family in terms of self-worth and everything in my career has been about creating jobs the private sector as gove

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thank you for coming to this special day i'm pleased and honored to introduce our honored guest mayor edmorning, everyone that's correct for inviting our mayor, i hope some day you'll visit me at city hall well, today is a special day i want to come down to support you because i am very thankful that all of you tonight are going to book and talk to our parents because this is the close to the 25th anniversary of the loma linda earthquake a big architecture in 1906 before upper born the one is caused our city to think about disasters 0 how we save lives fair families and parents and brothers and sisters we want to make sure? safe that's why i've been joined with our state office of the emergency services he's here our department of the management is here the police department here with me and the fire department we've got everyone this is a going to have an important role to play to be a big earthquake plan but you have a goal today and tonight you've got to make sure you when you see those broichz we're going handing out go through the clerk list with our families tonight will be go thro

megyn. >> ed, thank you. joining me now, co-host of "the five," white house press secretary of president george w. bush. so now the cdc says she should not have flown, this nurse number two. and yet when they said that they didn't come out and say we were the ones -- she to her credit called them on monday and said should i fly and they said, yes, you can. so when you came out today and said she shouldn't have, it should have been followed up with but that's our bad because we told her she could. >> in addition to the crisis president obama is trying to prevent in terms of an outbreak in america, the crisis of confidence is undermining the president's position because they're operating in a deficit, from a credibility standpoint. so they risk looking inept, incompetent and arrogant. because for the last three weeks really they've said let me tell you for 30 minutes why we've done everything we possibly can and nobody needs to worry. >> and there won't be an outbreak here in the u.s. there won't be one. >> the

ed gillespie. the million dollar lobbyist whose never looked out for you. have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> hello and thank you for joining us. i'm andrea roane. authorities slapped jesse matthew with more charges. we're waiting for the medical examiner to identify human remains found by authorities searching for missing student hannah graham. hank silverman has more on today's developments. good afternoon, hank. >> reporter: good afternoon, andre ya. today's developments are this basically. we are waiting for the report from the medical examiner. i've been told by

ed gillespie. the million dollar lobbyist whose never looked out for you. . >>> bi news right now on the road in haymarket. 15 nohb right there at 66 we have lanes blocked right now. yo alternate is going to be lee highway. a very serious crash. we have chopper on the way for more inat on that. metro yellow, single tracking on pentagon city and blue arlington cemetery pentagon city. 66 eastbound, fairfax county parkwayngat2 minut. outer lo beltway, 11 minutes. 270 southbound, 118 to the capital beltway, 16 minutes. i'm back in 10 minutes. hopefly chopper will be over that crh for a better view for you. guys? >> maybe you need to track down your n jacket. >> i pulled them all out over the weekend on sunday. i wore a little bit of a heavier coat thismorning. you're g to need it, especialtoday. it isol out there this morning. s te 4 meteorologist cck bell is live with the storm team 4 by 4 with your commuter forecas you ha a coat on too? >> you bet ya. went thugh the pockets and didn'tin any money lef

enron's ed gillespie. the million dollar lobbyist who put enron ahead of you. >>> two people are being treated for injuries they received in northeast louisiana. an 18 wheeler got stuck on the tracks at a crossing. the freight train collided with a truck and derailed two engines and 17 cars of the 87- car train. union pacific says the conductor's injuries are not considered life threatening. the truck driver saw the train coming and jumped off the rig right before the collision. >>> a police officer in michigan is getting a lot of attention for a traffic stop that led to an act of compassion. officer ben hall received a call about a child riding in a car without a car seat. instead of ticketing alexis delorenzo, paul told her to meet him at a nearby wal-mart and that's where he used his own money to buy her a booster seat. >> a ticket doesn't solve the situation. what solves it is the child being in a booster seat like she should be. it's the easiest 50 bucks i ever spent. >> i'm really almost at a loss fo

ed gillespie. the million dollar lobbyist whose never looked out for you. >>> arlington county police call this the intersection of doom, wilson boulevard at lynn street. police are working on new ways to funnel traffic through this tough spot. starting tomorrow two traffic enforcement officers will posted there during rush hour and there will be tem pary lane closure. you can see how it pays off tomorrow morning watch first 4 traffic. >>> tonight metro says it is seeing an increase of the number of flashing cases in the last couple months at least four cases of indecent exposure. now more on what the transit agency is doing about this. >> washington subway system has a reputation of being one of the more civilized ones in the united states, metro transit police and riders are taking this very seriously. >> the images are blurry and grainy taken by security cameras inside various stations. these are persons of interest in at least four separate indecent exposure incidents involving riders. investig