arizona senator john mccain threw in his two cents about the president's bad news bus tour on the senate floor earlier today. take a look. >> i must say again, i have never seen an uglier bus than the canadian one is he traveling around on a canadian bus touting american jobs. >> sean: joining me with analysis is the author of the "new york times" best seller "revolt" dick morris is with us. welcome back. let's start with herman cain, rasmussen poll today shows he is in fact beating obama head to head. is he going to be able to do what perry was not able to do so far or bachmann or pawlenty, rise in the polls and sustain it? is he able to do that? >> yes. i'm not saying he will beat romney i think the final two will be romney against cain. because his spurt is not based on some personality or something, some statistic in his record or something. it's based on very solid proposal, his 999 proposal. you know what i was thinking of the other day, sean, in 1980 ronald reagan ran on 10-10-10. that was the kempf ross tax bill. 10% tax cuts for each of three years. he passed 5-10-10 and the rat

instead a new bus bridge is going to be installed. >>> a new report says thousands of jobs in california are threatened by defense cuts. the committee in washington is looking for ways to cut the deficit. if there is no deal in the next few weeks, more than a half trillion dollars in defense cutsover the next 10 years. a report says california may loss 125000 jobs and $7 billion inernings if the cuts go through. >>> nasa launched a new satellite into space this morning. the delta two blasted into space carrying a weather satellite about the size of a small suv. the satellite will help spot hurricanes and other storms. it is to be a bridge between the old satellites and the new satellites before satellites- -being generated. >>> we are slightly warmer. boy it was a cool start but were very mild it .l and this afternoon, seasonal temperatures. so still, a bit of an offshore breeze. and we are going to hold onto this for part of the weekend. 64 degrees right now. 64 near redwood city. in san jose, 69. and 66 in nap pa. temperatures from two to three degrees warmer than yesterday. and for th

i was reminded, again, last friday night, when i was on my new boss, in my neighborhood -- on my new bus, in my neighborhood, it took us five flight cycles to get through the next intersection because of the volume. there was only one card that could get through per cycle. i was reminded that i know we have pilot projects on market street, but our work is not done and we definitely have more to do. i am sure that it was beyond frustrating for the operator, who just wanted to stay on schedule. we definitely still have some work to do. i am of newport to hearing about the progress we have going -- i am looking forward to hearing about the progress we have ongoing. >> before us we have a likely lever from the city attorney with concerns such as what we had seen in the political campaigns. that happened last thursday. we talked about this. my concern was that the stress of a political campaign might bleed into the presentation. a number of pages about his own response, directly to that, in what he had done in anticipation of that campaign. if this is not a calendar item, we cannot discuss it

new owners. we are getting large party buses coming in. it is at capacity. they get off the party bus with a prepaid ticket and cannot get in. it is creating huge problems on broadway. it is overcrowded as well. we have been making sure they are in compliance. lastly, we got a letter from someone that is out of town. i will read it briefly and let you know what we are doing as far as that. "my husband and i are frequent visitors of -- visitors to the city. we visit giants games, the theater, and many restaurants, as well as other things to do. well there, we stayed in a hotel near the roby sky. on some thursday nights and friday and saturday nights, the clubhouse parties." the person goes into the different issues we have. i contacted roby sky, and we are dealing with that. we are talking about the good neighbor policy. he is extremely receptive. i think we will be able to take care of that. >> i apologize. i wanted to tell officer matthias, since he is here, that the new application for apartment 24 will be in front of the commission in, i don't know -- three weeks? for weeks? -- fou

have the route on the good or page street, we would remove the three inbounds stops and establish a new bus stop at the corner of market and golf -- and we are also proposing to remove one outbound stop because that would better match our stock guidelines. i would note that removing the bus allows us to remove the bus from a major downtown bike route. removing all those bus rounds and residents required to make good sense allows us to create 20 new parking spaces. we are removing 14 parking spaces from the south side on the yen a block and two additional spaces, but there is a net gain of four parking spaces in the neighborhood, and we are adding an area of eligibility for residents of the south side to make sure they can take advantage of the new spaces we are creating. the reason why we are here is because we need your approval of these traffic regulations so we can move forward with the grant. we need to start our design phase and know that we have a project so that we can continue forward. at the benefits 20,000 riders by improving the travel time reliability. right now, our travel time

among the options being considered are new bus routes along route one from alexandria to stafford. >> is medicare fraud connected to prescription drug abuse? a congressional report found tens of thousands of medicare recipients got prescriptions from multiple doctors for the same 14 drugs costing the system more than $100 million. a person got prescriptions from more than 3600 oxycodone polls. that's a four-year supply. the report says questionable prescription amounted to a cost of $148 million in 2008 alone. roughly 33,000 pounds of lettuce sent to 19 states and canada now being recalled because of listeria contamination. the farm involved says 90 of the roughly 2500 cartons reached the store shelves in fact. so far, no illnesses have been reported though. >> nearly 40,000 women are expected to die this year from breast cancer. according to the american cancer society, breast cancer rates are increasing in women living in poor areas. researchers say screening or lack of there it is the reason why. half of four women over 40 get regular mammograms. but an affluent neighborhood, nearl

new york. looking for the tour bus. that appears to be it. several people injured. more on that that appears to be new york trailways on the side of the bus, this developing news in to our newsroom within 25 minutes. >>> now trial for a man accused of killing a gas station owner in baltimore county, this is closer to home. the murder happened in march of 2010, a case that stunned the community and police arrested the owners' wife. linda so is live outside the scene of the crime it happened in march of 2010. what is the latest? >> reporter: this gas station is where ray porter was murdered and working the morning that it happened when a gunman came in, shot and killed him. now the man accused of killing him is set to go on trial this morning in harford county. jury selection will begin in circuit court. the trial got moved to harford because of the high profile nature of the case. walt ser accused of killing ray porter in a murder for hire scheme. if convicted he faces the death penalty. bishop confessed to killing porter. he says porter's wife promised to pay him a c

the president is on a new bus tour to north carolina and virginia. two key battle ground states.as able to turn blue in this past election. they're going to start breaking up in pieces. the jobs plan and hope that republicans can sign on to some of the parts of the president's jobs plan. but the white house still firmly believes that the jobs plan is popular with the american people. >> schieffer: do you think it has any chance, any part of it, any chance of passing, julianna? >> probably the element that has the best chance is getting that payroll tax cut extended that expires at the end of the year. the white house would like to see that extended on the employer side and on the employee side. as well. making the argument if republicans push back against that, then the white house can come back and say, hey, we're for more tax cuts now than the republicans are. >> schieffer: john, where do you think it goes. >> you probably do get something in the end. the question is, you know, do people look at this and say, you know, this is the minimum amount you can do. we don't give you ne

. >> do we have a new bus? t is the same bus. >> we were talking about revamping that bus. >> we would like to. what tucker? >> tucker likes it but it is an odd bus. blackout windows. i don't know what's going on with the rear tires. >> i like it. >> partly sunny skies this morning. cool temperatures ranging from the upper 50s into the low 60s. nice today, and you will see it is at 7:19. we have dropped off againen current will you, we are at 61 degrees here in the nation's capital. we see more temperatures in the 50s now as that cool front comes through. 59 in manassas. 59 at dulles. 55 in frederick. 52 in hagerstown. cumberland where he have they ahad some shower activity, it is 50 degrees there. here is alike at the sent nell satellite-radar for the entire nation appear the nation's midsection. with that he do soo some precipitation out there across the northern plains. the eastern part of the united states, mostly quiet condition and only rainfall is associated with that cold front. most of this rain is brea

. >> they are taking some pretty drastic measures to buy a new bus with wheelchair access. >> i had no thoughts of doing it and then we were all sitting around. everybody said, oh, well, why not. >> reporter: in one way she sounds like she is 20 not 84. >> i still don't know how my family is going to accept this. >> reporter: in addition to the pictures you also get poetry. >> when i think about romance, the last thing on my mind is something coming at me with a bow and arrow. >> reporter: the cost is over $58,000. the ringleader is 82 years young.. violet montgomery. >> reporter: some of the reactions have been amazing. >> he looked at it and he said that it looked better. celebrate life with humor and that's exactly what we have done. >> reporter: one of their goals now is to appear on the david letterman show and with their enthusiasm i certainly wouldn't rule it out. >> we have never had so much fun. >> that is great. he says the residents are on their second printing of 1000 calendars in less than a week. they go on letterman, it will happen. >> good for them. >>> speaking of stay

the new bus routes along route one from alexandria to stafford. >>> a new project aimed at beautifying crystal city is now underway. the ground was broken today on a large scale liting landscaping area. and that is the southern gateway to crystal city. now in addition to the new lighting key sures, there will be -- creatures, there will be 18 new trees and work will begin in december. >>> and passengers will be paying more for the taxi ride in d.c., announcing plans to remove the $19 cap on fares. and that is on top of any surcharges for extra bags or additional passengers. and the $1 gas surcharge, well, that's still in effect too. >>> violent crime is down in the district. so why is dc police chief saying today's new class, the police recruits found just in the nick of time? we're going to explain. >>> and also coming up, the largest pumpkin ever in the state of virginia and they are sitting on the farm right here in our area. >>> i felt grateful. >> why is this local 10-year- old filled with gratitude? wait until you meet his friends. and the amazing story coming up next. t. thanks!

among the options being considered are new bus routes along route one from alexandria to stafford and of course, quite a few more. >> it has been the stuff of science fiction for decades. now, some u.s. researchers say they have created an invisibility cloak. we'll show it to you coming up. >> plus, students at the university of maryland are creating robot animals that might end up helping the military. >> here is a look at who's celebrating a birthday today. the 4th of october. redskins great sam huff is 77. celebrity gossip novelist jackie collins is 74. she writes about vampires and she moved to louisiana to do it. anne rice is 70. he's managing the cardinals in the baseball playoffs, tony larussa is 67. >> susan sarandon turns 65 today. russell simmons is 54. actress leak schreiber is 54. alicia silverstone turns 35 today. she's a u.s. woman's figure skating championship, kimmy meissner turns 22. we'll be right back. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i could use all the help i can get. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on multigrain toast,

. >>> alexandria people will get a new express bus to the mark center.uns from the king street metro station to the facility offers 395. it operates from 6:00 a.m. through 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 through 6:00 p.m. the service started operating in august. looking good. >>> 62 degrees. cracks coming up, one teacher started her day with a big surprise at school. we will show you what would clashed -- crashing into the >>> welcome back. time for a check of traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> what's going on outside? >> we are seeing a shift in the weather pattern. we have a sunshine all the way through yesterday. a pleasant day yesterday. things are changing. here's the overall weather pattern. if this is the shifting weather patterns. high pressure system over new england moving out. that is what gave us sunshine through the weekend. replacing that is an area of low pressure writing up the coastline. it has a lot of moisture to work with. that will translate into some areas of rain moderate at times through tonight and tomorrow. mostly cloudy today with in

news. a metro bus driver stabbed on the job. l have a live report. >> i am john hendren in washington. more on the meteoric rise of herman cain in the presidential stakes. >> bad news for basketball fans. hundreds of games already cancelled and more could

. >>> a bus and tractor-trailer collided on the new york state through way. the bus was headed to the ports authority from kinston, new york. there's no word on the extent of injuries. >>> looks like americans are having trouble keeping up with their credit card bills. late payments were up slightly last morning the the first since february 2009 that there was such an uptick in late payments. >>> and, still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at noon, a clear afternoon so far, pretty clear and pretty nice outside but you might want to have your umbrella around. >>> first, here's a look at today's midday stocks and last night's winning lottery numbers. good luck, guys.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back. take a look how we're warming up nicely. it's already 66 in baltimore. that is our average for this time of the year. we're going above that and already close to 70. the winds are turning around to the east as the new storm system approaching us. two parts of the storm comes together. here's some of the clouds ahead of the storm. they will start to thicken up. then this

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news. >>> a school bus and a tractor collide, sending several people to the hospital in solano county. >>> let's take you outside. the sun is out. it's warming up. meteorologist, steve paulson, will let us know if this whether last through the week. >>> and what does this 30-flood inflatable have to do with the -- 30-foot inflatable turtle have to do with anything? state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. text save to 7-8836. >>> five students suffered minor injuries after their school bus overturned in solano county this morning. the bus driver was trying to pass a tractor-trailer. the bus ended up on the le

what's more important thann news we're taking you liveenow to a bus crash that just happened in new yorkown new york.we are gettiig reeorts that several people are injurrd. 3 we now know the identity of the woman found dead in a dumpster... at a downtown apartment complex. complex.23-year old emmly pottom of a traah chute on he - sunday morning at the park charles apaatments.police beliive she landed there after falling through the chutt.they say there is o evidence of foul playy this isnnt the first time that's happened there ... last august least 20 floors through the trash chute and died.that incident was rulld an accident. can't understand how this could happen... twice. they say the trash chute just iin't that wide. <""ust to gettmy owner garbage down there... i havv a hard time believing someone accidentally fell down it."> it.">pollce went around knocking on apartment doors ... asking tenannssif they saw or heard anything suspicious. meanwhile... friends are remeebering emily hauze... a reccnt graduate of loyola universityythey ant to know exactly what happened leadingg up to her

captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> we begin with breaking news tonight. a bus collided with a car this evening in a commuter lot in waldorf. the driver of the car is fighting for his life. police are saying the bus driver is at fault. >> the bus had just finished dropping off passengers to this parking lot in front of me. it pulled around, came to the intersection. there is a stop sign. police said the driver went right through it. the big commuter bus was on its way to st. mary's county. it had just pulled out of the parking lot just a few yards away. there is a stop sign at the intersection but police said the driver went right through it and crossed into oncoming traffic. >> the vehicle was traveling northbound. the bus pulled out and the vehicle collided in the middle of the bus. >> it was right when the people are getting off from the d.c. and going home. >> the driver of the car is listed in critical condition right now. no one on the bus was hurt. no charges have been filed, at least, not yet. >>> for instant updates on this unfolding story, let's go to

. >>> president barack obama heads out on a three day bus tour in new york north carolina and virginia. the senate failed to pass it last week. both north carolina and virginia voted for the president in 2008. >>> now tomorrow they will hold a bee date and coming up, the one candidate who is boycotting nevada. >>> we are off to a nice start on monday, i don't know if people know it is monday but we will get through it. you can see traffic is moving well on 880 moving out to the mcarthur maze with no major problems. also the morning commute looks good as you head to sap fran, no problems there. >>> this morning's commute is a nice drive, steve? what is your deal? >> what do you mean? in what respect? >> good morning steve. >> nice wind, sal. >> today mostly sunny, a little warmer some fog going down the coast, a north wind will take care of it, it is mainly west, back to a little more fog and a little cooler, it looks hike not much of a warmup, upper 50s, fairfield also 55, coolest readings in the north bay just a puff of 55, everyone says calm conditions and there is some warmer air al

new from overnight, police say a confrontation on a metro bus led to a stabbing. news 4's tracee wilkins joins us live at the wheaton metro station, where police focused our investigation. tracee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. it appears it was a metro bus driver stabbed here on the job, a 28-year-old bus driver. it all unfolded here at the wheaton bus station. let me show you what it looked like just a little while ago. police have wrapped up their investigation here on the scene, but the investigation is continuing. montgomery county police say that just after midnight at the silver spring station, as the bus was leaving, there were folks who were complaining about this man exposing himself in the back of the bus. at some point the bus driver confronted the man, told him to stop his behavior. passengers reported that he did not. when the bus driver arrived here to the wheaton station, everyone was loaded off of the bus, and then a confrontation ensued. evidently, the suspect got into a fight with one of the women who was on the bus. the bus driver

. >>> and we're on the scene of more breaking news, a man shot in the face and killed on a metro bus, how crews are out on the street gathering new information about what turned into a violent night. good morning and thanks for joining us for news 4 today. >> it's not sunrise yesterday, but hold on to your hats, your steering wheel. it's ripping out there, tom. >> don't forget the toupee, either. >> always. >> you're going to need a lot of help with that this morning. >> this hair does not move. >> i mean you. >> hanley's hair, it's real. i'm going to tell you guys right now. >> it's real short. real short is right. >> and right now, we have got the wind that's been whipping up. our clouds have cleared out a bit, so we are getting some breaks from the clouds cover now. gusting up to around 25 to 30 miles per hour in many locations. there will be white caps on the bay today. nothing like what we saw in chicago. lake michigan had 50 miles per hour winds. the winds, though, not quite as strong here from that system. it's in the 50s now. the temperatures have gotten chillier over the last

. >> one state's capitol city declaring bankruptcy and that is great news for taxpayers. bus bankruptcy is better than a bailout. it is coming up in the bottom of the hour. coming up next, we will get more than 15-- $500 bucks out of solyndra. and this is the final flare up to finally douce dc's green spending spree. may seem like a trumped-up hollywood premise. ♪ but if you take away the dramatic score... take away the dizzying 360-degree camera move... [ tires screech ] ...and take away the over-the-top stunt, you're still left with a pretty remarkable tale. but, okay, maybe keep the indulgent supermodel cameo... thank you. [ male announcer ] innovative medical solutions. fedex. solutions that matter. you noticed! these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios... five whole grains, 110 calories. [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's b

news. on the bus storage, we continue our cornyn nation with caltrans and transit on the design and other issues having to do it the fremont street off ramp and so forth. the bus runs we expect to bring, where about 35% for the design. hopefully more at the latter end of this year. with respect to the rail extension, we're working closely with caltrain and the rail authority. high-speed rail asked us to make some design changes to the rail component of phase one and two to accommodate high speed rail trains to a certain level. we have done that. they have approved a redesign variances. now i would like to have steve come in and give the bulk of the presentation, since we're now in construction, on where we are with construction and utility work. >> good morning, directors. i am with turner construction management oversight. if we can shift that over to the presentation. as the executive director just pointed out, we are complete with the demolition, with 55,000 craft hours completed during that operation over the last year with no injuries to the workers, no accident, no injuries. it also culmin

bus service. apparently there's a city contract involved, and that's where this private company, richard, perhaps crosses the line? >> yeah. 30 years ago a franchise was granted by the city of newce from brooklyn to williamsburg, brooklyn. these areas are traditionally ultra orthodox hasidic jewish people that live in the areas. according to their laws and their rituals, the women sit in the back of the bus. apparently a non-believer said i'm not see sigt in the back, and the bus driver wouldn't drive. hence this lawsuit comes. if they don't change their rules, this bus company , they'e going to lose their franchise. >> the brakes may be put on this service stas well? >> more than lose a franchise. are you kidding me? the rosa parks individuals in this, they're the columbia school of journalism and "new york post" went to test what was going on. the bus driver decided i'm not driving anywhere because the women aren't sitting in the back. who is this guy? like ralph cramden? give me a break. he's a bus driver. that's going to end. even the mayor, michael bloomberg, said this is outrageous. it violates municipal law and federal law. time to bring segregation on a bus 6 60 years o

we will have new video from the bus that police want to you see as they try to find the gunman. >> noto talk about snow. we have new predictions about the winter season ahead. >>> following the historic killing of moammar gadhafi. dramatic video of the leader's last moments alive.  [ fefemale announcer ] starbucks via® is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via® ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via® taste promise. look for it at starbucks stores and where you buy groceries. >>> caught on camera, amazing escape for the baby in the stroller. he was not hurt when the car came smashing through the car window. the panicked mother grabbed her 15-month-old to mange sure he was okay. the baby was crying but not injured. witnesses believe the driver hit the accelerator instead of the brake. >>> staying in australia, a race across australia di

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a new circular bus route is operating. it is the first to cross the river. be the first one to cross the an kwoft ya. it ru anacostia. the buses will run weekdays between 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 at night. >>> 6:55 is the time. here are the top stories. right now amanda knox is on her way home. she reportedly left rome in the last 30 minutes. she'll take a stop in england before flying home to the u.s. the court threw out the case on appeal. >>> the conrad murray trial continues. two emergency room physicians testified murray never told them he gave michael jackson the powerful anesthetic propofol. the doctors also claimed murray pushed them to bring jackson back to life even though he had not been breathing for hours. >>> the trial for the so-called underwear bomber is set to begin today. he was hauled off a transatlantic flight on christmas day 2009 after trying to set off a bomb in his clothing. the young nigerian, who is representing himself, is expected to denounce america as an enemy of islam. >>> we are giving away great prizes to our facebook fans. we call

new york. this is where a tour bus has crashed.an see emergency crews are there on the scene trying to work in freeing some people. the bus driver is actually trapped, from what we understand. this is on the new york state flu way at exit 15 a. >> if you are familiar, if you head up north and you take the tappan zee bridge to get across, it is not far from there. just past after you would exit to take the tappan zee bridge. we are just getting these pictures in. we don't know at this point the number of injuries. as we find out more information, we'll pass it along to you. that is the big story up in that part of noirveg right across the border from northern new jersey. >> let's check in -- part of new york right across the border from northern new jersey. >> let's check in with tony perkins now for the weather. >> we'll see a good amount of sunshine today and pleasant temperatures. let's enjoy it. changes are coming. we'll look at the satellite- radar composite. you see there, we do have some clouds moving across the region early

in other world news a speeding bus and a car collided in china leaving at least thirty five dead nineteen injured most of the victims thought to be college students returning after national holidays many were thrown from the vehicle as it flipped over after the crash it's one of three major road accidents in china on the last day of the week long holiday. hundreds of radical muslims have protested across pakistan against a death sentence being handed to the killer of a job governor one of the officials only guards had shot him dead earlier this year because of his remarks on pakistan's of blasphemy law the assassins lawyer is appealing the sevens emphasizing that death penalties have rarely been carried out in pakistan in recent years. pakistan's role in securing a coalition victory in afghanistan has been overlooked for many years although today it's getting part of that today and the part it's played is getting more recognition yet washington and islamabad rarely see eye to eye with political jostein pushing relations to a new low artie's military alister explores what it might take to

with promises of a new el station an express bus lanes downtown drivers would pay an extra $2 a day toon week days raising an estimated $28 million the city would use some of the revenue to build a new green line station near mccormick place express bus lanes would be set up to link commuter rail stations to michigan avenue and navy pier many chicago drivers may have to pay a lot more for their vehicle stickers than mayor emanuel has led them to believe in his budget address the mayor said he was raising sticker fee is $15 on suvs and trucks what he did not say was that he wants to expand classification of large passenger vehicles dropping away designation from 4,500 lbs. to 4,000 lbs.. that means chicagoans to drive some suvs and minivans that are in a letter class range could see their sticker price jump from 75 to 135 >>gov. pat quinn and racetrack leaders discuss a bill that would greatly expand gambling in illinois the two sides talked with controversial legislation the thompson center this morning the bill calls for putting slot machines in racetracks something racetrack leaders

libya and end its destructive airstrikes but leaving the country's new leader struggling to deal with a population that's. how sidelining bus arrests in new york has answered wall street protesters encounter rough police resistance as campaigners showed solidarity with oakland activists and called big for the finale. of europe's leaders declare they finally got to that solution probably get more money into greece and telling banks to write off half of what they're owed by the collapsing economy. while at the epicenter of the crisis it's back to basics is cash strapped greeks robots are bartering for goods and reach a startling realisation that maybe it's not that bad after all. and while the euro club struggles to keep the family together those who highlighted the falls in the first place are getting more vocal in saying they should call it a day next that a leading british columnist explains why it's time the u.k. cut loose. i'm doing what peter oborne chief political commentator for the daily telegraph and he just published a pamphlet entitled guilty men term uses that describe those trying to drag britain into the euro z