roslyn battle 00:00:36 : im roslyn renee battle, sergeant, united states army. jen nat playing guitar my name is jenn householder j. housholder 00:00:12 i went through air force rotc at louisiana state university in baton rouge, and i graduated in 1998 wi got commissioned the very next day as a second lieutenant in the air force 00:01:52 i was able to switch over from the active-duty air force to the army guard reserves to fly. and i fly blackhawks.roslyn battle 00:13:22 : there was fairness, and then there was unfairness. 00:01:46 some unfair treatment and some military sexual assault. roslyn 00:03:22 we shared our tent with the men, even though we had to counter it off. j. housholder 00:15:19 i got so desperate, so i wrote this suicide note 00:15:23 i knew where i would go, how i would execute my plan. this time im a major in the army, so i knew i could come up with good reason to say why i need to get my weapon from the armory, pretty sure i could convince them, and i knew how i could execute my plan.president obama visits southern california 176039823 0:03 i

roslyn battle 00:00:36 : im roslyn renee playing guitar my name is jenn householder j. housholder 00:00:12 i went through air force rotc at louisiana state university in baton rouge, and i graduated in 1998 with a degree in math, and then got commissioned the very next day as a second lieutenant in the air force 00:01:52 i was able to switch over from the active-duty air force to the army guard reserves to fly. and i fly blackhawks.roslyn battle : there was fairness, and then there was unfairness. 00:01:46 some unfair treatment and some military sexual assault. roslyn battle 00:03:22 we shared our tent with the men, even desperate, so i wrote this suicide note 00:15:23 i knew where i would go, how i would execute my plan. this time im a major in the army, so i knew i could come up with good reason to say why i need to pretty sure i could convince them, and i knew how i could execute my plan.president obama visits southern california 176039823 0:03 it undermines what this military stands for due to the fear of shame and getting booted out, m-s-t often goes unreported. mu

roslyn battle 00:00:36 : im roslyn renee playing guitar my name is jenn householder j. housholder 00:00:12 i went through air force rotc at louisiana state university in baton rouge, and i graduated in 1998 with a degree in math, and then got commissioned the very next day as a second lieutenant in the air force 00:01:52 i was able to switch over from the active-duty air force to the army guard res blackhawks.roslyn battle 00:13:22 : there was fairness, and then there was unfairness. 00:01:46 some unfair treatment and some military sexual assault. roslyn battle 00:03:22 we shared our tent with the men, even desperate, so i wrote this suicide j. housholder 00:15:19 i got so desperate, so i wrote this suicide note 00:15:23 i knew where i would go, how i would execute my plan. this time im a major in the army, so i knew i could come up with good reason to say why i need to pretty sure i could convince them, and i knew how i could execute my plan.president obama visits southern california 176039823 0:03 it undermines much more on this issue plus other compelling confessions

. >> reporter: former first lady roslyn carter and she's going to be focused on down ballot races but no doubt it's to energize voters and she's holding a trio of events and it's interesting. one is a luncheon and one aimed at millennial voters. there's a sense there in georgia which is traditionally a red state. getting the millennial voters out could make all the difrnls. lo the latest poll. donald trump leads by one point. 45 to 44%. so the clinton campaign making donald trump, may recollectikin republicans play defense in some of the reliably red states and think that ultimately helps them get to 270 but above 270. we'll have to see if it works. again, they have the big unity event in philadelphia on monday night. the president, the first lady, secretary clinton, and former president bill clinton. craig? >> kristen welker for us there in pittsburgh. obviously, the thinking there, chuck, being they can run up the numbers so high and offset losses in the real pennsylvania, if you will. >> western pennsylvania this time. normally, the description is always pennsylvania is a mini amer

.>> roslyn davis jokes at first, a quick glance at her grandson quickly changes the mood.>> this makes me very angry. >> police arrested the manager sell. >> we have plenty of grandmothers out there, and we have young mothers going to work. >> while the shop is closed davis knows that may not be enough. >> the neighbors have to get together and we have to involve a team to make sure the neighborhood is safe. >> brendaliss gonzalez abc action news.>>> along with bennett police arrested five other people at the barbershop all of them are facing charges. >>> the man accused of planting bombs in new york and new jersey in september back in court to face federal terrorism charges. the 28-year-old did not enter a plea, he previously pleaded not guilty new jersey to charges related to a shootout with police officers. he is accused of detonating a pipe bomb along a marine corps charity race in new jersey. and planting two pressure one of the devices did not explode, the other one hurt 30 people.>>> to a set update into the newsroom, the two voters who were rescued from this vessel in the jupit

. >>> a new study possible, now the question is will anybody use a la connecting georgetown roslyn, and who is going to pay for it. jackie bensen is live. >> reporter: we did learn tonight this study says it is actually physically possible to do this. it's just a vision on paper right now, but a cable propelled conned la system similar to step closer to running back and forth across the pot mack river between georgetown and arlington. >> it's basically from the metro station from georgetown until a real metro station gets dug under the river. >> reporter: the feasibility study cost $200,000 and was paid for by a private public partnership. >> the consultants have come back and told us it is technically feasible and legally permittable. the system would cost between 8 1k30 $90 million and generate about $3 million in revenue a year. fairs have not been set. we asked people walking across key bridge in arlington tonight how much they would be able to pay. >> maybe $2. >> i don't know, $2. >> reporter: supporters say the gondola would get an estimated 6500 riders a day, commuters and touri

is 78 years old and roslyn's mother is over 70 as well. with that forget about the problems of the elderly people in this country. there's a deep and legitimate concern about the future stability and soundness of the social security system among those who are paying social we must have confidence restored in social security. we must have an assurance that never changes, that when the inflationary cost goes up, social security payments will go up enough to take care of it. this is something that is so important to people and i want to be sure when i am president, that in the white house, there will be a full-time counselor just sticking up for elderly people so that every time we make a decision about housing come a social security, taxation, welfare, health care, forgetrtation, i never the fine retired people of our country who have already given so much, to make america great. situation oferall the united states, other countries are looking at us with a down attitude. >> if he becomes president, i going to try to cut down on some of the o

then you had roslyn carter had just written her biography. hers outsold her husband's. this was a new interest and more people came to the gerald ford library than anyone had expected. more than 200 people came, including some presidential members of families, some of the daughters of ladybird johnson, et cetera. it began to spark. also great books coming out like silvia jukes morris' book. you began to see more scholarly work being done. and then big compendiums. carl anthony and gould and watson. so suddenly it's becoming a big field and it's really, really interesting. and then first ladies begin to be categorized. are they players, activists, silent types. these are sort of things wrestle with today and how we kagize them. somebody who would be considered a subdued first lady today, if there is such a thing, is so much more involved than ones earlier in the 20th century when it was much more difficult. even someone like florence harding whom i love dearly -- >> 20th century. >> she didn't speak to the press directly. she didn't want to be manipulated against her hus

. >> host: you write about roslyn carter thinking that january was too long to remain in the white house. >> guest: yeah. nancy reagan actually was toying with the idea of asking them to move to blair house so she could come in and do reparts of the white house. each first lady brings in an interior decorator, and nancy reagan did an incredible job, bringing in ted grave torii do it in a lighter yellow into -- >> guest: the first one who finished the family quarters. didn't have a chair to hang your pants on in the bedroom, and mrs. reagan and ted graver, hollywood decorator, very famous, he had an eye for comfort. every bedroom did have a chair and a chest and a -- it was liveable for the first time ever. >> host: i apologize. what i meant was they lost the election and here she was stuck in the house. >> guest: when i talked to her -- still her biggest regret is they lost, that was 235 -- 35 years ago. there is again and again, specially one-term presidents, the feeling of the wives, bitterness. betty ford was quote as saying whatever follows you they didn't deserve to be there, and it

roslyn carter is campaigning there in the next few days. you see why north carolina is close. eugene scott, great to have you with us on the final election friday. >>> hillary clinton starts the noon rally in pittsburgh today and then to detroit and cleveland. thursday, she was shoring up support in north carolina rallying the faithful alongside bernie sanders. targeting donald trump and courting african-american voters. cnn's brianna keilar has the latest from raleigh. >> reporter: john and christine, donald trump's deputy campaign manager has a path through north carolina and ohio and iowa. the key to a democratic victory here on election day is the african-american vote. hillary clinton has been out performing donald trump by a wide margin. she not doing as well as president obama did in 2012 and 2008. that's why he's been here making a pitch for her and why hillary clinton made this pitch to north carolinians today. >> he has spent the entire campaign offering a dog whistle to his most hateful supporters. he retweets white supremacists and spreads racially tinged conspirac

. >> roslyn wiseman helped us gather a group willing to speak openly about what it means to be a teen today. we kicked off the discussion something anonymously that their parents may not know. >> magic bowl of secrets. >> drugs came up early in the conversation. >> this is a good one. i don't smoke pot. >> remember, in colorado, marijuana is legal for adults. >> it's such a normalized drug that you're almost like pressured to do it. >> it's kind of a stigma. like if you're not chill about someone smoking pot, you're looked down upon. >> i have a lot of friends that smoke a lot. >> which would you say is easier, getting pot or a >> pot. >> pot. >> we also heard about the abuse of prescription drugs. >> sometimes there's like pill parties when they have like a bowl at the front door and everyone drops a pill in, and then you can like take one and you don't know what you're taking. >> that's very scary. >> i feel like a big thing right now is lean. >> what's lean? >> cough syrup, jolly ranchers. >> and sprite. >> it's a drink? >> yeah. and you just take it with pills. >> you just chug it

and roslyn turned to an aide who was very close to the johnson and said, what does mrs.johnson think about the interview in what should i say about it? she said you don't say anything mrs. carter. you are a southern lady just like mrs. johnson. just be yourself, and it was. these women, there's a code. lady bird johnson knew better than anyone what it is like to deal with the husband who was offended and upset people at times. >> anita folsom what what do you do it hilltop college? >> i direct the "cam for college professors. we worked with economics and history and political -- close to what is your that? >> guest: our goal is to give faculty members and college professors at other campuses more information about free markets and current events and give them material for their classrooms. as as for how long have you been here? >> guest: 10 years. >> host: how

the blue line will likely see crowding between roslyn and stadium armory. the round of work runs through december 21st. holiday spirit at 6:00 tomorrow by lighting the christmas tree at city center. police are closing 10th street between h. street to new york avenue and i. street will be closed from 9th to 10th streets. the road closures start at 4:00 in the afternoon and they'll last until about 9:00 at night. news 4 today's eun yang will emcee the ceremony. >>> well she helped save two baby's lives. >> now a paramedic is going you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. >>> well, a lot of tree-lighting >> that is right. and will weather cooperate, i guess is the question. >> you know, it looks like it might. i mean, we've got a little bit of a wind tomorrow. but usually this time of the year, we're talking about 20s and 30s. but we're ta

tow because of that you could see cd crowded conditions on the bluehe line between roslyn and stadium-armory.. also keep in mind crowdedd crow conditions on trains andnd platforms. have patience. you may want to consider conside alternate travel optionstrav o especially during rush hour. prance metrobuses carpool and telecommuting. any questions about safe track f or your commute at erin fox5t keep it to fox5 f it is monday n and our 6 o'clock hour is h i coming right up.co >> ?? >> this is fox5 news morning. mg >> straight ahead at 6:00 just t when you thought the election to was all over with, we're still i talking about it this morning. g a lot of drama over the weekend that has thehahas the >> plus attention metro riders. safe track surge 11 is nowrick 1 under way.der w this is a big one. what riders along the orangeheng line and silver line need to know. >> live look outside on thisn monday morning, november 28th.rh weather and traffic on the 5'sti at 6:05.:0 good morning to you, i'm i allison seymour.lison seymour. >> and i'm steve chenevey.'m welcome to fox5 news morning. sg first up

inbound bridges lookl really gin the 11th frighteningg on the key bridge nice andridgni quiet from roslyn intolyn in georgetown f you're headed to georgetown to shop secondariespe are quiet there as well.quiee as maureen and wisdom. wis >> coming up on fox5 news morning as it's beginning toni look a lot like christmasistm everywhere you go especially at the national zoo.iol zo >> and do you need a brain booster? >> every day. day. >> yes. >> because today to wake you up from your turkey coma andm yr to help youy deal with yourhou friday crowds, the black t b friday shopping crowds you might want to consider eatingwat ice cream for t breakfast.fast. >> okay.>> oy. i'm all ears on that one.all >>> we're heading to break this morning with a livewe'r lol across the d.c. region. rn. >>> it is 5:08 and it is 45 degrees. more fox5 news morning aftermort this. >> time right now is 5:09ne ri iraq as many as a hundredny ahun people are dead and nearly 50y 0 others injured this morningnjedt after a car bomb tore throughret a gasoline station south of baghdad.ba isis is claimingisisc responsibility f

. >> host: you write about roslyn carter thinking that january was too long to remain in the white house >> guest: yeah. nancy reagan actually was toying with the idea of asking them to move to blair house so she could come in and do reparts of the white house. each first lady brings in an interior decorator, and nancy reagan did an incredible job, bringing in ted grave torii do it in a lighter yellow into -- >> guest: the first one who finished the family quarters. didn't have a chair to hang your pants on in the bedroom, and mrs. reagan and ted graver, hollywood decorator, very famous, he had an eye for comfort. every bedroom did have a chair and a chest and a -- it was liveable for the first time ever. >> host: i apologize. what i meant was they lost the election and here she was stuck in the house. >> guest: when i talked to her -- still her biggest regret is they lost, that was 235 -- 35 years ago. there is again and again, specially one-term presidents, the feeling of the wives, bitterness. betty ford was quote as saying whatever follows you they didn't deserve to be there, and it'

repeatedly made decisions hi knew politically harmful to him, over and over again, over the 0,s of roslyn carter, and he just said, look, i'm going to do what i think is right, and not that he was never political. if she plied -- >> show won't do that. >> but it may make her a less historically important president. you have to be willing to takes rakeses, of political failure to have some lasting accomplishments. >> you don't think she'll do that. >> i remember david -- early in -- [applause] early in obama presidency, wrote a piece saying he should do the gutsy thing and just get out of iraq immediately and if that makes him a one are-term president so be it. he didn't do it. and hillary clinton is twice as pragmatic in that regard as barack obama. so i just don't see that happening. >> here's a question. >> hi. >> looking forward and as are assuming for a moment that hillary clinton wins, she'll be facing a media landscape much more polarizing constant that whan he hers faced and coming out of eight years that is essentially been scandal-free, in -- when biographs and history of this be

. >> host: you write about roslyn carter thinking that january was too long to remain in the white house >> guest: yeah.