jefferson county commissioners i mean it's absurd how did you peter morgan make out of this deal they will definitely be have substantial losses through the bankruptcy they've been a primary. party in the bankruptcy proceedings and they they will have losses i'm sure they reserve for it in some way but. they definitely instigated they paid i think almost eight million dollars in bribes to get this business initially and there was just layer after layer after layer of interest rate swaps piled on jefferson county they were all very highly priced so they were way off the market when they were priced it was unnecessary most of it was just unbelievably agree just it's a real disaster it's a real story agreed it is a design. and j.p. morgan you're saying it's going to take some losses but the bigger picture does this hurt a bank like j.p. morgan because i've seen reports that over the last few years j.p. morgan is anywhere between the top or the number three underwriter of municipal bonds so j.p. morgan. ran the bankers did the deals and said tha

charms town, cape -- charles town, cabletown and jefferson county moving toward the east. may be a couple of sprinkles out there. otherwise a quiet morning and chilly morning but not as cold as it should be 506789 in luray. 54 fredericksburg. the cold epps spots are in the -- coldest spots are in the lower 40s. average high is 46. as far as the winds they're starting to kick in far western maryland and west virginia. a gust in petersburg right now at 43. i'm going to step out of the way. this is a cool looking sky in tysons corner this morning. we're about a half-hour before the sunrise. a couple of clouds in there. that's just neat. 49 degrees on our michael & son weather camera with partly cloudy conditions. dew point is 47. so not too much of a spread. the humidity high but that dew point number, watch that thing drop big time as the drier air moves in for the next day and a half before we see more rain chances come thursday. but today the winds will kick up. maybe mountain snow showers but other than a passing sprinkle here, i think it will be a relatively quiet day. l

this is some of the heaviest rain in jefferson county. charlestown area. martinsburg, shepherdstown. frederick. seeing rain along 270. down along i-95. scattered showers from time to time. we'll continue to see those through the evening hours and into the overnight. the frontal boundary. still back to our west. but it will be moving through tomorrow. and as it does. we will see a shiften our weather a little bit. the showers moving on out of here. slight chance of a shower tomorrow. but that is it. the big news, breezy, if not windy tomorrow. and temperatures -- that could be near 60, during the day tomorrow. i do expect the wind though to be upwards of 20, 30 miles an hour during the day. future weather. sunshine on wednesday. wednesday is looking nice. then here comes thursday. a very strong front moving through. showers, maybe, thunderstorms late in the day thursday. and then, boom. there it is. the cold air that is going to move on through here. high temperatures over the next couple days into friday, saturday, sunday. will only be in the 40s. wind chi

reportedly have included san bernardino mammoth lakes both in california central falls rhode island jefferson county alabama a few others have filed for bankruptcy but had their claims rejected and over the summer stockton california was poised to win then subsequent.

and the jefferson county sheriff's office. i actually even requested assistance from the colorado national guard. of course, they're an hour and a half away. >> in the meantime, the four to five bulldozer is destroying the town. and there's nothing the sheriff's department can do to stop it. >> hear shots fired. >> our primary purpose at that point was to try and just evacuate the town so that nobody got hurt. because we knew that our armament was very ineffective against it. >> while the residents flee, trainor tries to determine who is unleashing this wave of destruction. >> we were notified that the individual who was driving this bulldozer was most likely marvin heemeyer. >> marvin was a commoner around town. he was well known. people knew him. many people considered him a friend. >> i met marvin heemeyer back in the 1990s. he ran a muffler shop in the town of grandby. and knew him just as a businessman. >> the motive is becoming clear, heemeyer's been harbored deep-seeded grudges against some prominent town members. this

story because people were looking at their own cities wherever they are, stockton or scranton or jefferson county, alabama, looking at detroit which has a reputation being the worst and if detroit can make a come back then we have hope too. the come back narrative was really encapsulate it in the super bowl ads, in ways that shocked me. it makes sense. >> locally like i said i grew up here in the 70s and 80s and left like you did and came back in 2007 and i was more shocked that people were still talking about come back in 2007 because i can remember 1977 when i was in first grade going on a field trip to see them build the renaissance center and people leading the field trip telling us this was the beginning of detroit coming back. i was 6 then. i am not 6 now. that was a really president seem but for those of us who are here it is like we should be back. >> we have heard this before. how many have there been since then? >> that leads me to one of the other passages i thought was really telling in the book. it says -- lost the page. for decades the succession of city officials struggled mightily

jefferson county deputy seen working with this gun and leaned over the top of his car and fired four shots. he was 60 yards from the gunmen. he spun hard to the right and he momentarily thought he could hit him. seconds later he began shooting again at the deputy. after the exchange, at harris ran back into the building. gardner was able to get on the radio and call for assistance from another unit. shots of in the building. i need somebody in the south lot with me. later another officer fired back as the students shout out the window. according to the transcript, leaning out of a broken window on the set of double doors began shooting a rifle. he fires three rounds at him and the gun man disappears from the window. he continues as more students flee from the school. now, there were two armed law enforcement officers at the campus. you see what happened. 15 dead, 28 wounded. or is it 23? 23 wounded. >> students from all over the country were on the hill the other week. they were saying the metal detectors and armed guards at their schools make them feel less safe and more safe. the t

story because people looked at their own cities, wherever they are in stockton on scranton or jefferson county alabama, and they are looking at detroit, which has got the reputation of being the worst place, you know, and they are thinking, well, if detroit can make a comeback, then we have hope too. that comeback narrative has been, you know, that's, you know, real incapslated in the super bowl ads really resinated in ways that shocked me, you know, but it kind of makes sense. >> no, it does. i think it resinates nationally, i think, locally, like i said, i grew up here in the 70s and 80s and came back in 2007, and i was more shocked that people were still talking about a comeback in 2007 because i remember 1977 when i was in 1st grade going on a field trip to see them build the renaissance center, and the people leading the field trip telling us this was the beginning of the detroit coming back. i was six then. i'm not six now. [laughter] yeah, i mean, i think that's a really resonant theme, but for those of us here, it's like, all right, we should be back already. >> we heard this before. >

this is the transcript compiled by the jefferson county sheriff's office. jefferson county sheriff's deputy kneel gardner the school's community resource officer working with his gun leend over the top of his car and fired four shots which he was 60 yards from the gunman. harris spun hard to the right and gardner thought he had hit him. second later harris began shooting again at the deputy. after the exchange of gunfire, harrisen ran back into the building which gardner was able to get on the police radio and called for assistance from another sheriff's unit. quote shots in the building, i need someone in the south lot with me. later another officer fired back at harris as the student shot out a window. again, according to the sheriff's transcript, harris lean ling out of a broken window began shooth at -- shooting a rifle. jefferson county deputy paul smoker fires three rounds at him and the gunman disappears from the window. smoker continues to hear gunfire from inside the building as more students flee from the school. now there were two armed law enfor

we had two of the most deadly roads in america in jefferson county, missouri.e got special funding for those to help rebuild those roads to not only help their economy, but to save lives. and also for firefighters recently were able to obtain a federal grant for special patrol boats, rescue boats on the mississippi river that will serve the region for years to come. so these kind of investments are important and i want to urge this new congress that will be taking over in just a few days to pass a major transportation bill. it's one of the best investments we can make in this country. to continue to grow this economy. and we see after growing out of this great recession of the last few years the recovery act passed. auto industry saved. major wall street reforms passed . health care reforms passed and stem cell research measures adopted in unprecedented bipartisan ways. i'll never forget the mothers with their young children sitting in my office the day that the health care bill was approved, not a dry eye in the room. because all of their kids had pre-existing

thomas jefferson walked into the county courthouse carrying kosciuszko's will, caring and letter from kosciuszko business i want is acted upon, do you think the court is going to delay? well, only because jefferson didn't press it. he didn't want to press it. anything else? billy speakers access to money -- [inaudible] income were going to john barnes account on which jefferson help held a signatory authority, power of attorney. so $4000 at least went into that account and john barnes said why don't you use this money for your own purposes and it comes out of kosciuszko's money. city was using it like william schwartz money, collateral and is a very ingenious method of financial methods that makes today's time managers looks like pikers. he was very skillful's and that was one of the ways he got access to money. >> actually -- >> is not just kosciuszko and short but there's a list of people. that's what he was able to live with the debt. >> did you see the letter written after jefferson's death went randall tried to revise the will? he wrote to the war in europe was apparently control

. >> so imagine you're out in western pennsylvania, one of the west counties out there. jefferson, whatever they are. i don't know them all. but they're conservative counties. you know them all because you've been running out there. you sit there in a meeting and some nra guys are at the meeting. they say you're on a slippery slope. next you'll be after your deer rifle, they say. it's not a slippery slope. what do you say? >> no one wants to take away your deer rifle, number one. every one of our amendments are qualified. and number three, if you guys are so tough how come you opposed me in three state campaigns and i got elected by 10 points, 12 points, and 21 points. if the nra is so tough, how did i win? >> because the suburbanites love you. you didn't change their minds you beat them. >> in my first election i won 15 out of 67 counties. in my second i won 33 out of 67 counties. >> yeah. >> so they're not that tough. they are literally a paper tiger. they're the wizard of oz. >> that's because you're running against my brother and len swann. i'm just teasing. i'm teasing my bro

county. thank you. i am married to a graduate from virginia so i say that a lot. [laughter] >> thank you for coming. jefferson question and obama question. during jefferson's the fourth time a lot of new territory came into the united states and the question of whether it would be slave or free what are the political factions there were kind of tugging at jefferson and what political considerations ultimately led to the decision of whether the new territory would be coming and the question on charlie rose you talked about these dinners the president has for journalists and historians. what do you talk about? what does he say to you and what you say to him? >> i've never been invited, so i don't know. [laughter] you are right. we looked a lot alike. [laughter] as i like to save my guys died along time ago. [laughter] jody has been riding on this in the times and i think it's what i've heard about the dinner is like all presidents, you get behind the desk which is an unparalleled experience as president kennedy said to the great historian donald comes in the and there is some of the rankings and kennedy didn't

county. thank you, sir. [laughter] i'm married to a graduate of the university of virginia, so i say that a lot. [laughter] >> thank you for coming, mr. meacham. i have a jefferson question and an obama question. when, during jefferson's time, a lot of new territory came into the united states, and the question of whether it would be slave or free, what were the political factions that were kind of tugging at jefferson, and what political considerations ultimately led to his decision of whether the new territory would be slave or free? and then the obama question, on charlie rose you talked about these dinners that the president has for journalists and historians. what do you guys talk about? [laughter] what does he, what does he say to you, what do you say to him? >> oh, i've never been invited, so i don't know. [laughter] you're right, somebody there was. bob care row, i -- caro, i think. we look a lot alike. [laughter] as i like to say to bob, my guys all died really a long time ago. [laughter] it's a great question. joety cantor, the i think, has been writing on this in the times, and i think -- what i've heard about the obama dinners is, like all presidents