meade was just as hard on his subordinates and his superiors. i am tired of this playing war without risks meade declared angrily. we must encorner risks if we fight and we can not win the war without fighting. the fiery temper but ironically the same aivers to taking risks that he complained about in other generals. once in command of the army of potomac, he saw his task as purely defensive. shadow, lee's army as it moved in its great swift arc into pennsylvania but keep between the rebels and washington and the susquehanna river. i can only say, now that it appears to me i must move toward the susquehanna, meade wrote. keeping washington and baltimore well-covered. only if the enemy is checked in his advance towards the susquehanna, or turn towards baltimore, would meade try to give him battle. once lee's army turned away from the susquehanna, to concentrate near gettysburg, meade considered his work done and first impulse was to pull his own army back or behind pipe creek, 25 miles to the southeast and thus keep a shield in place between the

sharp and corey mead, thank you so much.orey mead, $27 billion business.t ain't going away. >>> coming up, how would you feel if your kid's teacher was allowed back in the classroom after being arrested for heroin position? yeah. that's what i said. heroin. stick around for my take. >>> and this is your last chance to vote in tonight's instant poll. are you better off than you were five years ago? facebook or tweet me >>> now to a story so outrageous, i started screaming to myself as i read it. a new york high school teacher, damien esteban, was fired earlier this year after he was arrested and charged with showing up to jury duty for a murder trial with 20 bags of heroin. now esteban faced drug possession charges, but he agreed to attend a treatment program, and the charges were dropped. so much for justice in manhattan. but school officials sought his dismissal, and in may, an arbitrator agreed. esteban was immediately fired. he then appealed. now a manhattan judge, manuel mendez, take a look at him, overturned new york city's firing, ruling that there w

sharp and corey mead, thank you so much.orey mead, $27 billion business.>>> coming up, how would you feel if your kid's teacher was allowed back in the classroom after being arrested for heroin position? yeah. that's what i said. heroin. stick around for my take. >>> and this is your last chance to vote in tonight's instant poll. are you better off than you were five years ago? facebook or tweet me @judgejeanine. your answers right after the break. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. it's great. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. at&t mobile share for business. one bucket of data for everyone on the plan, unlimited talk and text on smart phones. now, everyone's in the spirit of sharing. hey, can i borrow your boat this weekend? no. [ male announcer ] share more. save more. at&t mobile share for business. ♪ >>> now to a story so outrageous, i started screaming to myself as i read it. a new york high school teacher, damien esteban, was fired earlier this year after h

an independent consulting firm booz allen hamilton, report sited an mead -- cited a need to create a new position an undersecretary who would oversee diplomatic security. then secretary of state madeline albright approved the position but it has never been implemented. current undersecretary patrick kennedy who approved the temporary post in benghazi despite series concerns. >> because of benghazi and the development of the new libya we had to have a forward operating location there and we had to have visits by ambassador stevens. >> the latest report described ambassador kennedy's office as too large, by describing benghazi as a temporary facility, exposed personnel to an unacceptable level of risk. this new and internal report concludes benghazi has demonstrated again the vulnerability of u.s. facilities around the world. josh bernstein al jazeera washington. >> if you want to read the documents yourself we've posted them at aljazeera.com. >>> the radiation levels continue to rise at fukushima nuclear plant. what officials say is the risk of tamed water. nidal hasan has been forced

on the inner loop of the beltway an accident at camp meade road. route 40 at middle river road and one more in the city north charles at east fayette. speeds slow on the top and west sides outer loops of the beltway. 95 southbound slowing down now between white marsh boulevard and the beltway. 48 is now your average. that's a look at that west side delay there. the outer loop obviously to the right there at 70. that is a look out the topside. it's looking like a beautiful sunrise. this traffic report is brought to you by your maryland state toyota dealer. do you dream of all the places you'd like to go? toyota will take you there. now is a great time to find a great deal on a toyota at buyatoyota.com. >>> this morning's coffee with is with lorea ennis and it is furnished by paramount home theater. >> welcome to the eyewitness news morning edition. how are you doing? >> i'm very well. thank you. how you ? >> doing great. can i just tell you that it's awesome that your out fit matches the z on the logo. >> i didn't even think about that. that was a h

plus old mill and meade meet in a huge high school football matchup... coming up tonight on sports unlimited... a minnestoa dairy queen employee is being praised across the country... for his act of kindness. 19-year-old joey prusak was working the cash register when he saw a blind customer drop a 20 dollar bill... and another woman pick it up and slip it in her purse. joey was appalled and refused to serve the woman unless she returned the money. when she refused, joey gave the blind customer twenty-dollars out of his own pocket. after the incident was posted online... joey got a phone call from warren buffett, one of the richest men in the world and a major shareholder in dairy queen. prusak says: "he (buffett) said how proud he was of me and he looked forward to meeting me one of these days." prusak says: "i was too star struck to be asking questions, i didn't even know what to say." joey says the support has been overwhelming... and many people are sending him 20 dollar bills as a reward. that's all for fox45 news at 5:30. "family feud" is next. and

the whole idea of this show is isagreement i meade you to argue. >> no. >> what? you won't do that? >> no, i'm sorry. i thought you wanted me to argue with you? >> no, not me whim. jiewf just supposed to fight. come on, let's talk some trash. oh, that i can do. crash is great so dirty and disgusting and yuckie. ♪ ♪. >> stephen: jimmy what's happening ♪ oh, i love trash ♪. >> stephen: oscar. >> anything dirty or dingy or dusty ♪ anything ragged or rotten or rustied. yes, i love trash. no, what am i doing? stop it? stop it. anger, now get angry, go. but i'm not angry. oscar surely you're angry. no, no, i'm crowding a but sit burden of proof emotional distinction. distinction. >> stephen: well i'm angry. i'm angry you two aren't angry. >> that's silly. you need help. >> stephen, whenever i get angry, i put my hands on my belly, i take deep breaths to calm down. >> stephen: i don't want to calm down! i just want to have a debate show like everybody else where they yell and scream. this is the worst debate show ever! ( applause ) ( cheers ) >> gee, i thought it was pretty cool. >> no, it

meade. a good place to find them is at michigan barbecue. they sing the national anthem to support support -- show support for the country. >> this should never happen. the government should never shut down. they're supposed to have people in place that know how to deal with. all they are worried about is taking care of themselves and not the people. >> this looming shut june has people fired up over social media. it's trending on twitter. we'll continue to follow this conversation throughout the night. >>> the affordable care act, really, is at the center of this shutdown debate. the landmark legislation is scheduled to roll out tomorrow. many americans are confused, but what does this mean. >> if you're a senior with medicare or get your health insurance from your own employer, tomorrow need -- means practically nothing. it's a date that applies to the 800,000 uninsured in our state. enrollment in the healthcare exchanges open. you will have from october 1st to march 31st to study and enroll. there are basically four companies in maryland

well, that's matt mead. he's the republican governor of wyoming.ow, i know you may be asking why should i care about him? because in 2010, a midterm year, matt mead won the last statewide general election for the wyoming governor's office with 123,780 votes. that translated to 66% of the popular vote. his closest opponent, democratic challenger leslie peterson, took home 23% or about 43,240 votes. now clearly that's an undeniable landslide for the republican, but meade's path to the governorship wasn't easy. first he had to become the republican nominee and in the primary he won the nomination with 29% or 30,308 votes. 30,000. so his closest republican opponent fell short by just 703 votes. now, why are primary numbers like these important? because of her. do you remember that face? that, ladies and gentlemen, is liz cheney, daughter of dick. that's former vice president dick cheney to you. she is a prime example of why we may have the first government shutdown since the mid-1990s. why? because of this. >> i've listened carefully and discussed the

reiterate this last point, i think you know i treat a lot of people with social anxiety disorder, and one meadp or transitional step towards getting into a real or -- real world is connecting with a virtually world. so -- virtual world. so connecting with facebook or twitter can be used as a bridge. and i think the same is true for work relationships. i think there is flog that can -- you cannot establish good working relationships just through online contact, but suddenly there's flirchgd now that has -- linked in now that has become part of the -- of the regular system, how people communicate in the workplace and how people post their job -- their resumes and so i think this is an extension of us as a way so this is an extension into the virtual world. yet it's an important part of us and it's what often you also hear when people describe facebook, it's a sort of -- it's themselves but portrayed in a sort of different way in a virtual way. more positive way, the way they want to be portrayed or the way they want them to be portrayed. >> professor, here is mitra k who says facebook makes you

favorite part of the clip though, you have to watch this my favorite part is the expression on ducey meade when senator mccain explains what that means. >> i have a problem helping those people. >> you have a problem with this? >> screaming that after a hit. >> would you have a problem with an american christian saying thank god, thank god? that's what-- that's what they're saying. come on. (laughter) look at the expression, they look like mccain just caught them masturbatting. it's just like-- (laughter) here's my impression of the fox and friends direction. just send out the hooters girl, i know it's not time yet. get some wings out there! (laughter) let's hear a bad pro war argument. >> this is a choice among bad options. this is the least bad option. >> we're going kill civilians. >> they're going to be killed anyway. (laughter) >> jon: look, these people are going to die, let's face facts. at least let it be from an american bomb so they can go to heaven, you know what i'm talking about? perhaps the least compelling argument for war came from house minority leader nancy pelosi. >> my

time to mead meet a self-confessed science geek.mission to bring innovation to the fashion world, and doing it with some unlikely tools for a fashion designer. she blends cutting-edge technology with design conception from nature and science to create clothing and accessories with a rich story. >> like a technology, math and science and how to integrate that into the fashion design. >> she painstakingly researches her designs, sometimes for year, finding inspirations. >> those are real ladybugs. >> we go on a surprising adjourn with with diana eng. >> that is so clever. >> i like to work with electronics in fashion. that's what people stereo typically will think of as adding technology to a garment. i try to integrate it where the circuit is a part of the -- i work with conductive threat, which basically replaces wires. >> reporter: so this dress has magic powers? >> no, it's electronics, so it has some ports over here with conductive threat, so it has conductive threat indeed of wires. i feel like as a designer, i ultimately want t

police found the victims on university avenue between running meade and bell streets. this is a couple blocks from the ikea store. three people were in a car when another vehicle pulled up behind them and suspects in that vehicle started shooting. two people were hit but their injuries are not serious. police say the suspects were driving a why newer model toyota cam ray. >> a group of high school students are responsible for a brutal attack that left an east bay man in a coma. 51-year-old david lamont was attacked outside of his pleasanton home on middleton place near livingston off sunol. the father of two went outside after midnight saturday morning to ask some people to stop being so loud. when he did not come back inside his wife went to search for him, found him unconscious and bleeding in front of the house. investigators now believe the people responsible are high school students from several different schools including two in pleasanton. police have not yet arrested the students. the victim's wife still in shock. >> it's just so, so horrible and so cruel. and

we've become a nation that champions mea mead i don't think ready rather than quality. tell me what you think by tweeting me@ali velshi or@aj money. rosa replied to a question of the day, she wrote, i'm a part of those numbers. i really have a real time job with real numbers. rosa lost her job five years ago, she was working in the mortgage division of washington mutual, six years before the beginning of the financial crisis. rosa had two teen aged children and because she had been offered a big paycheck at the beginning of the year she didn't finish college. she worked odd jobs like housekeeping and as a home health care aide. two months ago she took an administrative position through a temp agency. her persistence paid off. after five years, you found work. we're talking about the discourages, about those people who just can't land that job. were there days that you just wanted to throw in the towel, you just had no idea where your next job or paycheck was going to come from? >> definitely. you get to the place where what's the point? especially when the government ma

. >>> a new army wellness center opens at fort meade today. everything starts at 10 this morning. we are told the facility will provide prevention programs and services to promote healthy lifestyles. >>> we could find out today if ray rice will miss any time due to a hip injury. the pro bowl running back suffered a strained left hip frequentor in yes -- frequentor in yesterday's -- flexor in yesterday's opening win. he is not scheduled for a mri and the ravens trailed to the browns at halftime 6-0 but pulled away in the 4th. brown caught a it up down pass to give them the lead and that's how it ended. rangers beat browns 14-6 and congratulations to joe flacco and his family. joe's wife dana gave birth to their second child about an hour before kick off and they named their son daniel. >>> all right. we will have more on the vens and you can find more on the website. just go to abc2news.com and we will tell you about justin tucker's missed field goal and you can read about it on the website. that's abc2news.com. look under the sports tab. >>> baseball for you right now. orioles are

a lot of people on social mead ya are saying they'll be packing heat no matter what, saying no more starbucksor me, or a rule to be ignored. on the other side, people saying starbucks is not going far enough. one person tweeted "not good enough. i will not be a customer until they ban guns." as for schultz, he won't say if he owns a gun or not, but he says this decision is about his company and his customers, not about him. >>> up next, guns may not be welcome in starbucks, but in the gaming world, oh, boy, they are the instrument of destruction. they are hailed. "grand theft auto 5" shattered sales records inity debut this week. what it means for the video game business next. >>> and later, does this look a little strange to you? mark zuckerberg traded in a hoodie for a suit this week when he visited capitol hill. we'll tell you where else he's causing a big stir next. my customers can shop around-- see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and estimates

victims were released today. 51-year-old arthur daniels, 51- year-old mary knight, 58-year- old gerald mead, 54-year-old martin bo dog full, 52-year-old richard rijo, 53-year-old sylvia fraser, 60 two-year-old kathy guard, john johnson, frank kohler, 46-year-old kenneth proctor, and vishnu pondit. others were injured during the shootout. they are said to be in fair condition. [taps] defense secretary chuck hagel, along with members of the defense department and the navy, had a wreathlaying ceremony and a moment of silence at the navy memorial in d.c. today. >> ♪ by the dawns early light >> the washington nationals baseball team took a moment to honor the victims before beginning a game that was postponed yesterday as a result of the shooting. the stadium is a few blocks away from the navy yard. the team sported patriotic uniforms and hats with remembrance. local law enforcement are trying to piece together the events that led up to the shooting rampage in building 197. namely, who the shooter was and how he was able to enter a secure facility and open fire. for the latest information, we tu

mead. and i'm proud of the federal employees who do the jobs in science and security and they are certainly well-trained people. the debate here is really -- i think the governor has it half right. i think job creation is critically important. there is no progress without a job. but we have to be about building an economy from the middle out, an economy that creates middle class opportunities. an economy where we're strengthening that talent pipeline, improving the skills of our people and able to actually create more and higher jobs. one of the key differences between our two states is that our state was ranked among the top three in upward economic mobility. texas was ranked among the worst states in terms of downward economic mobility. >> as an objective fact, texas has gained 440,000 people. maryland has lost 20,000. if we're having all this upward trajectory, why is texas doing 22 times better in population migration over the last five years than maryland? >> actually, you need to chec

western intervention prompted a mass exodus of syrians to the east you what those hiding from fort meade they cynicism all the time finding the safe haven. line to the end of the tunnel for the crisis trick and euro zone but french bailouts missed deadlines and oh well i think that threatened to send it back into the financial one.

freelance photographer sean mead has been shooting the science of los angeles for years but he has also been repeatedly detained for doing his job he has never been charged with a crime in the latest incident police took me to the police station after he photographed them from over ninety feet away the window takes a look at the tense relationship between some l.a. police officers and photographers. i'm a photographer i spend a lot of time in hollywood documenting my neighborhood. when shown me began taking photos around los angeles he never thought that his camera would get him into trouble with police there's been a number of times that i've been detained for taking pictures. for all different kinds of reasons most recently he was taken to a hollywood police station after photographing officers from nearly one hundred feet away. forty cameras that anywheres show how far he was from the apartment building police were responding to l.a.p.d. officers were so irritated with nice photography that they went through the trouble of coming down this long driveway hopping into their patrol car

shared his letter on facebook with family close friends but quickly made its way around the social mead. making little hear 0out of both. what is it lick having ryan as a brother. >> he protects me. >>reporter: do you wish people would mess with you instead of him. >> yes. >>reporter: ryan asked santa for a little something else for amber. chance to meet her favorite band big time rush. somebody actually did get this letter early. guys. l. >> hi. hello. >> hi josh. what's up? how are you. are you all righ right? >>reporter: if ecstatic. amber had a moment in time at long last the best of dreams. if ♪ early christmas gift for a brave and most deserving young girl. courtesy the best gift of all. twin brother like ryan. >> wonderful kids. that's josh elliott reporting. amber mom says ryan letter shed new light on her daughter situation an she plans to speak to amber teachers and the parents of the bullies at school no. doubt they have already seen the report. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. singer germane jackson in san francisco tonight. what brought him here and why is he woah, this

professor of psychiatric job sharp and war play and video games and the future of armed conflict cory meadesharp, i will start with you. you do believe there is a connection between the games and violent behavior. why? >> well, you can look at the journals and see that it is clear. there are new meta analyses, you know, studies taking into account all the studies done over the years. there was one about ten years ago showed may be a very of a correlation but the one done in 2010 shows it is definitive. people with exposure are way more likely to have changes in their aggression and in their thinking, their feelings, their behavior, desense at this sflags, all there and makes intuitive sense. >> to me it does. i don't pretend to be an period of time here. cory, do you agree with that. >> i will say this. the military doesn't agree with that. that's not what they are interested in. >> what does the military see? >> they like the fact when you play the contemporary video games the cognitive thinking skills and ability to filter through massive amounts of data are the same skills they need on t

>> the department of defense central clearance office in fort meade, maryland.y make you fill out a very, very long form including six paging of any police contact you have whether or not you have been charged or anything has gone you this or conviction. this is just you have got to report anything that brings you to the attention of the police. there is also a long list of any kind of mental instability you may have. a lot of talk about your family, what kind of nationality you are, are you a born here in the united states, all those kind of security clearances. it would have been followed up by an in-person interview. you have to come to one conclusion. if anybody did their job, they knew all about his past, all about the past we are talking about and they cleared him anyway, not once, but twice in the last year. >> and that past, seattle, texas, violent incidents with guns, both of which would have been on that form and discussions about those close to him about a possible ptsd issue he had. theoretically they would have had to know about the arrests. >> we k

. >> a document retrieved from the electronic mead impra stated, quote, ultimate low frequency attack is what i've been subject to for the last three months and, to be perfectly honest, that is what has driven me to this. >> reporter: investigators don't believe he targeted specific people in his 60-minute killing spree. joe johns, cnn, washington. >>> meeting on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly will be the highest talk between the two countries in decades. news president rouhani struck a moderate tone saying iran is not interested in developing a nuclear weapon. >>> the crisis in syria. nearly a dozen of the biggest syrian rebel groups breaking with the western backed opposition to form an alliance to create an islamic state. it throws a monkey wrench in the efforts to have rebel groups to topple assad. >>> in egypt, relations with the united states are right now unsettled. that is according to egypt's foreign minister. he is telling the associated president, egypt has been through two revolutions in less than three years, and his nation is still trying to identify its enem

the mead ya didn't have the names of the victims until late monday night, early tuesday morning. and the truth is the good guys, the victim, they never get enough attention, ever. that's reality. think of the stories we've done about christians being attacked in muslim countries like in nigeria. nobody ever talks the christian missionary. we only see the burning building, and then we see pictures of terrorists, and then we yell about it, but we don't talk about the actual people killed. partly i think that is reality. i also think on this one, people have moved on pretty quickly. if you look at the front pages of all the major newspapers, it's only wednesday, and he's only on one of the major newspapers we have here. >> go ahead. >> i was justing if to say, we went past this releasing mental health people in california. >> i'm going to get to that. >> please, go ahead. >> i was going to point to what charles krauthammer said last night. he's a psychiatrist. he has some fairly substantial experience on this topic. this is him about losing the ability to deal with people who have p

this is how many we mead to dot mission adequately. i would go in with ships. and i would send equipment overland up into damascus, aleppo and homs. we set up facilities and start looking, start acquiring, start destroying. i have no illusions whatsoever, this would not be an easy mission. it would not be a cost-free mission. there would be casualties. it would be difficult. if you want to restore the syrian chemical weapons stockpile that is the only waa can do it at this point. melissa: chris, thank you very much. really informative. >> thank you. melissa: next on "money," to regular americans care about syria? do think even know where it is? who else but john stossel hits the streets and joins us with this eye-popping report. >>> do you know what the connection is with the crisis in syria and the fed? it is big and could have major consequences for your money. you probably haven't thought about this. don't go anywhere. more "money" coming up. melissa: as the white house weighs its options on syria, fox business's very on john stossel took to the streets to f

quarter of a million federal employees and federal contractors from the maryland suburbs, to fort meade to here in aberdeen where the improving ground is the biggest employer in hartford county. the aberdeen proving ground military base. >> i can't begin to tell you the exact it's going to have. >> reporter: do you know is one of the employees facing the -- dawn is one of the employees facing the possibility of losing a job and worrying about her bottom line. >> it could be a couple weeks and that will put me in a bind. >> reporter: thousands of federal contractors in maryland are also bracing for a shut down. >> they don't know what to plan for, whether this is going to last a day. >> reporter: stg know that people will have to dip into their vacation times to get paid. >> there's no guarantee if you tell employees they're not going to get paid for a couple weeks, they may look for other jobs. >> reporter: in the town itself, restaurants and retailers depend on proving ground employees for their financial survival. >> they're not making money, we're not making money. >> reporter: only

. >> accused of a vicious stabbing michael stafford meads his case. >>> the difference between a convict and an inmate? a convict is a guy that has beliefs, has morals, and stands on those even in the -- even in an environment like this. inmates, they don't stand on anything. they do whatever makes them happy and without regard for anybody that's around them. >> back years ago, we had a lot of convicts here. they were a little different. they took responsibility for what they did do and what type of crime, whatever, they did. now we have a lot of offenders/inmates that it's all about me. it seems like we owe them. >> get the cable fixed. they feel society owes them. they owe society. and that's where -- we're trying to teach them to take responsibility for their actions. >> hard as they try, however, prison staff do not always succeed. but sometimes a convict can do what an officer can't. as josh harrison currently in pre-seg for being caught with a knife is about to find out. >> he knows i'm a little upset at him because of the knife situation but i actually told him, i'll try to get up

here are former co-owners barb radiomead -- barbara meade and the late kara cohen discussing their store. >> when returned to washington in 1984, i was somewhat a reformed character and vastly more open minded and receptive to new ideas. but on a more mundane level, the first thing i needed was a job, and since i did not have the benefit of being part of carla's work seekers group or even knowing about carla, i took the more traditional approach and started reading the classified ads in "the washington post". carla and i, you see, spent a lot of time in the classified section of "the washington post." quite soon there was an ad there for a bookstore manager placed by anonymous source who was soon opening a new bookstore in northwest washington. i sat down, wrote a letter to a blind p.o. box sure that this was the perfect job for me. and just as i had hoped, i got a call the next day from the woman who said she had received my letter, and her name was carla cohen, and she had already selected the name of the soon-to-be bookstore, it was to be politics & prose. as it turns out, this was ou

it will be held in the afternoon on october 5 near general john meade's headquarters. >>> caught on camera. an attempted shooting stopped by a malfunctioning gun. a gunman in ft. worth, texas, tried to go on a shooting spree in a local restaurant. the man identified and arrested is 24-year-old justin joseph and police say he tried to shoot up a restaurant but every time he pointed his gun at someone it wouldn't fire. he reloaded his weapon and tried again, still nothing. police say he left the restaurant and successfully fired his gun in the parking lot. when he went back into the restaurant thinking his gun would work, it wouldn't fire again. joseph was arrested shortly after he left the diner the second time. >>> a dangerous combination of speed and alcohol led orlando police on an overnight hi high-speed chase. police dash cam caught a blue prius on two wheels narrowly missing a cruiser while going backwards. the driver was running from a dui stop after giving police a fake i.d. with a top speed of 100 miles per hour. the driver was eventually stopped when he slammed in a another vehicl

sites and for the need to look at after small dairy farmers and need to plant areas of wild flower meadmeadow, he did that around highgrove, his beloved home in gloucester. >> reporter: much of it has the property of the duke, but the current duke, the prince of wales, turned it into a massive business. he owns thousands of property and the coastlines, rivers and beaches. it's been reported he and the queen will share the profits from gold discovered in a tin mime. there's an investigation into his power and influence. indeed, there are local and national ramifications for this. prince charles' empire based here may be worth over a billion dollars, but cornwall is the poorest county in england. not only that, but the prince doesn't pay any capital gains tax or corporation tax on his profits because it's deemed a private enterprise. the future king has a particular view on architecture. his building projects are designed with heritage in mind. they point out that a proportion of homes are designed specifically to help poor and local people through affordable houses. it prompted criticism

bw parkway out of fort meade. up in baltimore city, a very serious crash from overnight.that northern parkway is closed at york road with the cleanup and investigation. in case you're headed out to baltimore. and a live look one more time this time south side of town. this is the beltway at route 210 in oxon hill. light volume heading for the wilson bridge this morning. back you to, andrea and mike. >>> president obama has exchanged letters with the new iranian president. and today at the united nations, the two may meet face to face. reporter vinita nair is in new york with more on what this means for diplomatic relationship that fell apart more than 30 year ago. >> reporter: president obama address the world this morning at the opening of the u.n. general assembly meeting but it's the possibility of a more intimate talk that is drawing the most attention. the iranian president could meet face to face with president obama today. if it happen it is would be the first time the leaders of the two countries talk since the iranian resolution in 1979. administration officials

route 32 out of columbia, route 29, i-95 out of laurel and bw parkway leaving fort meade into greenbelt, all of those corridors are absolutely fine. let's take a live look outside and show what you it looks like here on 270. the interstate is looking great between frederick, clarksburg and rogville. let's go back -- rockville. let's go back to the maps this time heading out west on the dulles toll road coming from sterling, 66 from gainesville all the way to fairfax your lanes are open. and we'll take a live look one more time here in springfield. early monday morning volumes are building early but no big delays yet up to 395 and the 14th street bridge. andrea, mike? >> thanks, monika. see you in a little bit. the federal government is expected to shut down tonight at midnight because as we've been reporting all weekend, the house and senate cannot agree on a spending bill. >> it's about 14 hours and counting. the sticking point remains, an amendment to remove funding for obama care. delia goncalves is live on capitol hill with the latest. any signs that any side is willing to give in?

police say they found three victims in all on university avenue between bell street and runny meade.y they have some doubts about the victims' story? >> reporter: they think they might be reluctant and the fact they are not telling them the whole truth. they can't tell. they don't know why they wouldn't be forthcoming. still not sure what led up to this. was this road range, gang related or something else completely unrelated. this all started just before 1:30 this morning when police received a 911 call from three people in a red compact. they were driving saying they were followed by two to three people 18 white camry, tinted windows, flashing high beams at them. as police were heading out to respond they hear six gun shots at least. the shot spotter indicates those are on university at michigan. that's about a quarter mile from the police station station. police find that red car, rear window shattered. its three passengers on the side of the road, the driver a man from newark was grazed in the right arm. the 18-year-old girl who happened to be in the back of the car was grazed in

p and p was sold to bradley graham in 2011 of after the late carla cohen and barbara meade decided to retire. as we celebrate booktv's anniversary on c-span2, we look back at our first 15 years on the air. you can see this presentation and all of the programs we've covered over the years online at booktv.org. >>> now on booktv, graham rayman tells the story of new york city police department whistleblower adrian schoolcraft who revealed that the nypd has been manipulating crime data, implementing illegal quotas and making wrongful arrests to make it appear that crime is declining in the city. after he was found be out, mr. schoolcraft's superiors had him involuntarily commit today a psych ward for six days claiming that he was emotionally disturbed. this is about 45 minutes. >> thank you all. thanks a lot for coming. i really appreciate it. i've been covering the police department for almost 20 years, and this is the craziest story that i ever came across in my entire, in my entire period. the book, again, the book is about a police officer who secretly recorded his police commander's

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