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. >> reporter: now she worries the nec fire will be worse.he contra costa county board of supervisors agreed to shutter four fire stations. it means a lot of people will go from having a fire station seconds away from their home to one miles away. we mounted a camera on our live truck and timed our drive. it took us 8:12 to arrive at fire station 223.5 miles away that's obviously a bit longer than it would take a fire truck to make that same trip from fire station to fire station. people who live in this area say the crucial extra minutes could be the difference. >> every minute counts. we'll have to wait that much longer. >> reporter: some residents blame their own neighbors for rejecting a parcel tax. >> if they want to blame somebody they should turn around and look at people that asked them not to vote for it. >> reporter: whoever is to blame it's career the consequences could be dire. >> it's hitting us of what we've been through and what others will have to go through. >> reporter: now this station in clayton and the three others expect

as we look to invest in next generation of nec services, our initial focus with this planning project is to thoroughly understand the true needs of the market. this is going to be a market-based assessment, and we know from the very beginning what types of rail services will be needed to meet future demand. we're also seeking innovative ways to enhance the overall planning and environmental process. i know that's an important issue for you. so as part of that effort, early this year nec future was accepted as pilot project that aims to better engage stakeholders and, importantly, all the state and federal resource regulatory agencies early on in the process, and we expect that that will produce significant time savings as we go through the entire planning and environmental process. but we must -- it's important that we continue to invest in all transportation modes, not just rail. but the public benefits of the northeast corridor are central to transportation planning for the following reasons. transporting more people by trains will take pressure off the region's highways and airport

one of them is at the canadian maritime now and the nec system moving to our south and west, which will bring snow early tomorrow and late tonight. 36 degrees by 9:00, 38 and noon partly cloudy, high temperature in the low 40's at 5:00 this evening. we could see some light accumulations late tonight. that's minutes away. first, let's see how the roads are, steve. >> light volume. this is on wisconsin avenue in bethesda, southbound near cedar lane near n.i.h. squeezing by to the right. this could be with us a couple hours. traffic is squeezing by to the right. northbound, the lanes are open for the most part. not causing much of a problem. we did have an accident on northbound 95 in virginia. this is at the occoquan river at the purple heart bridge. two left lanes were blocked. watch for backups at prince william parkway. the pace picks up after that very nicely to springfield. moving well as you cross the springfield interchange and to and across the 14th street bridge into town. back to you. >> thank you. it's 35 degrees. 5:42. it is a move that has divided scientists. there's controve

true that roosevelt sent him to england to get rid of him because he considered him such a pain in the nec? >> in part. it's a great question. and part. but he also -- roosevelt didn't trust anybody come and roosevelt was a brilliant charmer and come niger, the greatest president that we have ever had. but roosevelt always said three people to do one job, place them against each other. and he believed that she needed kennedy because kennedy would immediately break the report to him directly rather than to the state department and she was smart enough to be his eyes and his years but he didn't realize kennedy would quickly develop this obsession that made him useless as a reporter on the conditions in europe, and roosevelt for the next two years would send over a variety of personal representatives to do the job that kennedy should have been doing and report on the principle preparedness, whether mussolini was calling to enter the war on the side of the germans and the stuff that he hoped kennedy would do. he kept them there, however, because he was worried about them, that he would come ho

as you might know, the nurse who unknowingly gave them the information killed herself the nec day. unbelievable tragedy. the huffington host howard fineman got -- >> grover norquist, the famous anti-tax lobbyist in washington was running around beginning to enforce ayatollah style his edict about taxes. >> ayatollah finally took to twitter to apologize. norquist's wife is a palestinian muslim. it was with great

as you might know, the nurse who unknowingly gave them the information killed herself the nec day. unbelievable tragedy. the huffington host howard fineman got -- >> grover norquist, the famous anti-tax lobbyist in washington was running around beginning to enforce ayatollah style his edict about taxes. >> ayatollah finally took to twitter to apologize. norquist's wife is a palestinian muslim. it was with great fanfare that rupert murder dock launched "the daily." tens of millions of dollars later, he fold it it. the content wasn't that much different than what you can get across the web. in the end, people just didn't think it was worth paying for. that's it for this edition of "reliable sources,

this happens in the united states nec's doctors say this is afraid. even administrators say we know it's not rational, but that's the way we get paid. they get paid more for emergency visits and private care. when things are disassociated, the care gets dangerous and many see times there in harmony. you see when there's transparency of infection data, how the administrators talk to individual providers specifically about infections. what do we need to do to get infections down? this is a model of management for any industry. the near transparency experiment underwent heart surgery outcomes are publicly reported, i tell a story that mark chesson described, are they headed ministers walk into the units and ask doctors and nurses, what do we need to do to get mortality down? they ask nurses bias the complication rate high on how to we decrease it? you don't see that level, mission about reducing complications except when everything is aligned, transparency and the data, accountability at all levels for performance and people on the system. i remember hea

we'll tell you about an incident on highway 24, nec >>> welcome back to mornings on 2.veillance video shows a 33-ton aquarium shattering inside a shopping mall in china. 16 onlookers were hurt including a man taking pictures at the time. he was swept away by the water. three lemon shark and dozens of turtles and small fishes were killed. they blamed them on pour materials used and they have no plan to rebuild. >> starting early next year there are going to be more motorcycle officers near schools and senior centers and high crash areas. the goal is to protect pedestrians by cracking down on those that speed and run lights. they're being paid for by $140,000 federal grant. >> they are now saying the event turned out to be one of the best ever. a pregnant woman called for an ambulance around 3:00 christmas morning but the baby came as they were driving to the hospital. the ambulance had to pull over to the side of the road. emergency workers were thrilled to help deliver the healthy 7- pound baby girl. >> mom started crying, dad started crying it was great. such a wonderf