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recipient of the allen wright award for arts journalism, the sundance institute arts fellowship and the nea fellowship of journalism. in 2006, she received a best columnist nomination at the annual san francisco media excellence awards and her first book on acting was published by farber and farber in the uk and farber, inc., in the united states. let's welcome phillip and chloe >> hi there, phillip. >> hi, chloe >> so, this play, it's been quite a journey. we're talking 3 1/2 years, maybe nearly 50 different drafts and 5 workshops? . >> five workshops, yes. >> so, looking back at the journey, how has it been for you and has it come out as you expected it would? . >> what's interesting is if you work on a play this long, normally there are times that it becomes redundant and you get a little bored with the piece. it's only natural. it's pushing 4 years now. this one was interesting in that it never got boring or ever felt redundant and each thing that we did over these almost 4 years, whether it was going off to sundance or to writer's retreat they have in sheritan, wyoming -- is that where

[applause] yesterday we had the privilege of starting the day with the chairman of the nea. we were allowed to give a cuff overview to the chairman of the creative committee of san francisco. in a way we were also the warm- up act for the mayor. the chairman wanted to meet with the mayor. you had the chairman of the national endowment, connected to many grants and initiatives we were competing for. he decided to enter the larger meeting and join us. 15 minutes into that meeting i was starting to get worried because the conversation had not gotten to the talking points that the staff had worked on so hard. suddenly, an artist was revealed. he masterfully guided the conversation and spoke so eloquently about the importance of art in the city. by the time that the chairman left, hohe was totally convinced the sentences that would be one of the pilot cities. without stealing any of the limelight from the honoree, i wanted to thank the mayor for all of the support that he gives the arts. [applause] >> a couple of more thank you's, the food has generously been so wide -- supplied

all nea here tonight.y chance, by the way everyone said it was wrong she doesn't have a drug problem and it was a big mistake and now this. >> that clip is ironic. i could tell you where we practice in new york city in the five burroughs any judge is putting her in jail or mandatory inpatient drug treatment. be and that means at least 12 months if not 18 months. you are in and it is worse than jail sometimes because there is a lot less security and you are not protected as well as you are in jail sitting behind bars. here, sitting in a dorm room with other people who committed all kinds of horrendous crimes but they involve drugs so they involve drug treatment as well as -- >> it is horrible, she has an addiction. a 30 day jail alternative that was imposed. the judge said i'm going allow you to go out and impose the strict conditions and if you don't abide by them you are going to jail for 30 days. since 30 days has been two days for her she doesn't care. >> the judge should treat her as if she is anybody

police say natasha pettigrew was riding her bike nea prince georges community college when an suv hit. the driver who said she didn't realize she had hit a person has not been charged. >>> hazmat official notice district have issued the l clear and have reopened streets that were closed during the investigation o suspicious package today. fire officials say a pharmaceutical company located at 950 f street got an unexpected package that was leaking an unknowliquid. has matt tams determined the liquiwas not dangerous. >>> mother nature is trying to do a little rewind. rewinding back to the middle of summer, where we saw those temperatures in the 90s. we have more 90s on the way. 80 degrees out there, with plenty of sunshine, humidity only 37%, winds out of the south at nine miles an hour. nice night, 63 in washington. fredericksburg coming in around 59 degrees. as we look to the highs tomorrow, a lot of areas with a forecast temperature of 92 here in the district. it gets even warmer tard the end of the week, and then chance of rain. i'll show it to you one more time coming up in my ful

neas says its workers will stay on here until every single home in this neighborhood is checked and taking care of. she is denver know i'm donna lynn kron4 news. >> today some people were allowed to go home. others were least getting deceit was left of their homes. kron4 rigid for mark joins us live. he's done is to be allowed inside the perimeter. >> chapter of the 377 homes and were evacuated, 293 of those homes are being save enough for residents to return home. for the first time since the explosion thursday. take a look at this video you can see how happy some of these residents were to get back to their roles. some of their homes to have some damage, broken windows. but they were feeling very optimistic. the many efforts spoke to, were relieved that they have a home. many did not know their hams were standing. after the report's release. now at this point, authorities say that they are still compiling new numbers, as far as which homes are being deemed safe for residents to return tomorrow. but authorities say that they hope to have those numbers for us in the next 15 to 20 minutes.

. >> the teacher unions have reacted with some subtle protests, for example, the nea did not invite mr. obama or education secretary arney duncan to speak to its convention this year, instead choosing to invite other cabinet members, but an expert says don't expect the union to shift support. >> has to back off, but given the choice between the white house as it is or going to a republican administration, they're overwhelmingly in favor of obama. >> reporter: as for the grumbling over reform, the attention should be on result. >> the president always said his number one priority the students, making sure the students get an excellent education and people who share the same goal can sit around the table and we can work together. >> reporter: when the president and his education secretary praised a rhode island school district for firing all the teachers at a poorly performing school, that can make things a little tense around the table, bret. >> bret: make emanuel live on the north lawn. thank you. americans are about to get a jarring new look at public education and you may not like wh

. >> jay, what is going to happen with the nea. everybody is beating up on randy.hey have at least sat down and negotiated the contracts with d.c. and colorado. what about the national education association. >> randy is one of the smartest labor unions i've ever seen. she senses her membership is changing. younger teachers that can make a huge difference if they believe more in their ability to learn at a higher level. their membership is changing. there's a new generation of teachers coming up who have seen how things can really work if you give more time to kids and more higher standards. that will change them from the bottom up, not the top down. >> is this a i political campaign in the election? sh this something the politicians have yet to focus on? >> i don't think it will be a big issue in the midterms. but it's ripening as a big issue for 2012. as so many of your guests have been saying, this is dead scepter in the future of our country. so much is at stake. our whole economic future and standard of living is at stake. i think more and more americans are be

. >> you heard ashley linder say if this commute takes you anywhere nea there, you should plan on waiting a while before you leave. that's the look. traffic slow in both directions. almost to standsti in both directions. >> you know, it doesn't look as though there was any type of five or explosion volvedbut it's very apparent that they have knockeded out windows from nont all the way to the back to get at these passengers aboard this bus. >> we were told that of the 10 to 15, there were several with life-threatening injuries he said they would be removed to the local hospitals in the area. we presume that those with the most serious injuries will be taken to the hospital already. >> we still don't know how far a plunge it was, whether it was at the height of this ramp or on a lower end. so we don't know how far the bus actually went down. but it is actuallyff of the road now, as you ee. there's a concrete barrier, if you will, on the side there from theemergency lane. >>nd as captain oscar garcia described it, the bus actually, he said, went through the concrete barrieron the side, so we

. >> in the meantime to neas says she has adapted to dry tons and is looking forward to making it throughanother vessel season. we're heading into election season. congress is set to adjourn interest or week even if the bill passes midterm elections are fast approaching leaving little time. the four rowers had to the polls. a combination of legal pressure and a call for both britain means traceless sense of self. the ad ran for a lock on its access to its controversial and profitable a dope services section decide how facilitate prostitution. da lin has more. >> traceless got from. there's a blood brother read censored their plays the adult search ascension. here's a look good labour force taking them. law- enforcement officials say they're a lot of pressure will as. in fact oakland police department uses it to judge frosted years. craig's list we had six arrests in june and. raises sensitive after the attorney-general as the company to kick down the adult section. they enable him and trafficking. assaults on women. there for grand rapids. >> chris has reluctant because it is the biggest

. >> we have 3.2 million nea members who are happy to be part of the union because we want to find solutionsear a politician or superintendent say we are going to pay for excellence, pay for performance. it comes down to pay by test scores. i have a gifted and talented class abe had 35 fifth graders, who had math disabilities the next year. if you were judging plea on my students' test scores it would be horrible. martha: in serve school district across this country everybody knows who the good teachers are. it needs to stop. the person who created this movie waiting for superman getting all this attention said i didn't want to call out the union. it's not in my dna to do that. that is where the problem lies. >> that is not where the problem is in helena, montana. it's not where the problem is in seattle. i'm telling you, why didn't he go and take a look at places where they say we have an evaluation system that works. we have an evaluation system that actually -- martha: i think that's what's going to happen. that's the focus. we need to -- >> i would love a fox news out in helena, montana

president applauded a rhode island school that fired all of the teachers for poor performance and the neanvite him to their annual convention this year and one union official worried the president might be heckled at the speech, but, that said, political analysts say the teachers unions will support democrats in the fall elections, as they always do, 97% of their political contributions go to democrats, and the only real question is, how enthusiastic will be their "get out the vote" campaign, bill? martha? . bill: hear that loud and clear, wendal goaler, wlive in philly. martha: don't be alarmed if you see a whole lot of tanks down the highway today, a massive convoy involving everything from world war ii artillery to the most sophisticated weapons on earth. a project the military says is vital to the morale of our fighting men and women, alicia acuna is live at fort bliss, texas, and why the big move, alicia? >> reporter: hi, martha, it is part of the defense based realignment enclosure act, the us army's air defense school is moving from fort bliss to oklahoma and the museum moves with

have story time and nea meet the animals. >> and the banjo music.sums here and great music. how much does this cost? >> this is free. wwere open 10 to 4:00 on saturday, rain orrshine. it's a one day event and a lot of fun here. you might want to bring a few dollars, we're serving hot dogs and hamburgers, and the hey riie is a few dollars. >> reporter: it's on saturday information log on to foxbaltimorr.com/morning. and while it's a little cool out here this morning, it will warm uppby aturday, a high temperature of 80 degrees, just - thinn most of the day looking good, steve, correct. ann definitely not as cool as it we're warming by the bonfire thii morning. a opossum, staying away rom 95. >> absolutely. %-out and enjoy nature todayt because it's to be a comfortaale day with temperaturessin the upper 70s. ú% degrees rye out in with clea3 skies,,winds are calm, 51%% relative humidity, and 51.22 and rising on the barometer. and that is warm air and allow arallowing for a cool tart. anddupper 40s and 60 degrees in baltimore. a little bit of a reasonab

that suburb fire nea >>> out of control.g. but our reporter has already seen some of the aftermath. >> i'm standing in what is left of a burned-out fire station. >>> communication breakdown on the battlefield in afghanistan. >> we are fine, we have no problems here. >> what's not being understood could put american lives in jeopardy. >>> and, a matter of size. hey, guys, your pants may actually be bigger than you think. it's thursday, september 9th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> size does matter. >> when it comes to pant size is what he meant. >> oh, yeah, yeah. interesting story. >> to clarify. >> we should clarify that. the pant size may not be what you think. like a 34 may be like a 36. very interesting story. >> it's funny, because women, we've been playing this game with ourselves for a long time. i like to live in a world where i'm a size 2. i'm not. >> get out of here. good morning, everybody, i'm rob nelson. >> i'm vinita nair. you don't have to laugh that loud, willis. >>> the wildfire burning near

now with the sunshine we are warming to nea 70.lustery northwest wind. tomorrow mostly sunny, chilly in the morning in the 40s. afternoon highs upper 70s. then warmeron wednesday and thursday, feeling like summertime again for a couple of days. maybe some rain too. jerry, how's the traffic. >>> still load up along 270 fromgermantown all the way on down to the capital beltway. just a little bit of volume. no cidents. if you're headed for downtown, 395 very slow to the 14th street bridge, but no additional travel lanes open. still have three at the bridge, four once you get midspan pat. >> thanks, jerry. >>> more news, weather and traffic coming up in 25 minutes. right now let's go back for more of "today." ♪ >> that's the band performing their song wakeup call and it's a reminder to you to tune in tomorrow morning. they'll be performing live to celebrate the release of their new album, hands a over. >> i love them. i really do. >> which one is your favorite? >> adam. meantime coming up in this half hour, who knew that taking out the

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health outcomes for the american people, compared to others, it is clear that we are getting nowhere neacolossal expenditures is that also correct? >> rediker what's clear is we need to have more knowledge about the outcome than the policy needs to be informed by that. one of the things the health form bill does is it sets it mechanisms that will for the first time put in place those kind of mechanisms. >> let me go into that because that is exactly the place i am giving. the president's council of economic advisers said not long ago that it should be possible to cut the totalealth expenditures about 30% without worsening outcomes which would suggest that savings on the order of 5% of gdp could be feasible. now just to do the math quickly, something on the order of 5% of gdp is something on the order of $700 billion; is it not? >> simple arithmetic. i'm not familiar with the report with that as the arithmetic, yes. >> i guess my point is there are very big stakes here, and everybody from your predecessor, director orszag to dr. the one [inaudible] who is one of the authors on this issue,