stoddard was interested in the contents of my file.t know what he was doing. >> after a few moments of reading, stoddard motions for another officer to come over. she continues her statement the defendant who was being sentenced for assaulting another inmate, notices the activity behind him but doesn't say anything. then, stoddard removes the document from the file and examines it. a potentially serious breach of attorney-client privilege. he instructs the other officer to go and make a copy of it. as that officer leaves, she turns around but is unaware of what they are doing with the document. >> i think he did give me like the, it's okay look, and i probably turned back. >> she resumes speaking to the judge who does not seem to see the officers taking the document either. but lozano finally brings the matter to the court's attention. >> i was shocked and surprised. i had to protect my client's rights and that's first and foremost, what i had to do, so that was my focus. >> she requests a sidebar to explain her concern to the judge. >

at benjamin stoddard middle school in marlow heights, just 3% scored proficient in math.eporting live from upper marlboro, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, tom, lots of work to be done. if you want to see how your school performed, we have a link for every school on our website at wjla.com. talking about other good numbers, the temperatures making it hard to believe christmas is a couple weeks away. steve rudin lets us know if we will ever need a heavy coat. steve: not anytime soon, but we have cooler air in the 70 outlook. outside we go right now, the belfort furniture weather center, upper 30's falls church and springfield, anacostia, southeast d.c., 45 degrees downtown, 39 college park. it is quiet and dry, patchy fog early tomorrow morning. upper 30'sows in the to lower 40's with the wind out of the south at five. warmer weather on the way, the temperatures eventually reaching the middle 60's. a cold front in the 70 outlook, which will expect in the next seven days in just a few minutes. alison: see you shortly. was accused ofch having sex with a 16-year-old

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stoddard of "the hill" and charles krauthammer. the "washington post" pulled the cartoon, but is not planning to offer a formal apology. a.b., what do you think? >> i think the world knows, everything it needs to know about this, about this event. pulling the cartoon is an acknowledgement that it wasn't the right thing to do. ted cruz has used his daughters in political commercials. which is pretty rare. but it's still not appropriate for the media to exploit, make fun of, include children in any kind of cartoons or criticism. or even good, well-intentioned jokes, really to include the children of politicians, it's off-limits, it always is and it really, even in the age of trump, we hope it continues to be. >> steve, we've seen uproar with regard to candidates and even the president and his two daughters. his children go to a nice private school there were charter school groups and scholarship groups that were saying why shouldn't all students have the chance to go to those schools. there was an uproar over that. >> there was an up

stoddard of "the hill" and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. a late poll coming in from new hampshire showing trump at 32%. commanding lead there next in line rubio at 14%. almost 20 points back. and you can see the list as you go down there. now the a.p. is reporting that trump is scheduled to make a visit to jordan at the end of this month. of course you know they've been taking in millions of refugees from that region and a lot of folks are abandoned there as they can't survive in their hone countries at this point. >> what do you make of this this poll has been taken over a number of days, it comes in the wake of comments by trump. it's been repeated across the board by democrats and republicans alike all standing in line to repeat it. it seems like the american public is okay with a lot of what the public has been saying. >> shannon i'm amazed that so many people are surprised by the remarks from donald trump. we've had seven years of a president who has not taken islamic, radical islamic terrorism seriously. we've had seven years of a pre

stoddard and "weekly standard" john mccormick.e have a new fox news poll taken before the statements became public about banning muslims and half after. donald trump's numbers he is still number onewu in south carolina. in fact, his numbers have after his comments his numbers went up 8 points in south carolina. >> this is a very healthy portion of the primary republican electorate who are behind trump on his ban or moratorium or whatever you want to call it and he -- has thought through all a the details of how it would be executed and then, of course, ended i think his numbers are going to stay the same. it's a question -- it's not going to help him win a of whetherction. or not the puts enormous pressure on the republican party to try to take him down as the nominee or wait until he becomes the nominee, do something else. because this is not a general election winner. this is a republican primary winner. >> you know what, everyone has been saying polls don't matter. we are so long out. now we are under 60 days. polls are beginni

stoddard, columnist at "the hill," also jamie weinstein from "the daily caller."re hasn't been a vote cast, why now, a.b.? >> well, today, monday the 21st of december, is the deadline to get on the ballot in south carolina, and senator graham knew this day would come, and he had a tough choice to make. his percentage in the polls did he want in his home state to be on the ballot on voting day in march and do -- examine, in february and do badly, risk doing badly in his home state, or does he want to pull out now. you saw in his announcement video he believes the party has moved in the direction that he was trying to push the party in terms of a debate about how to tackle isis and that he felt comfortable enough leaving that debate now because he feels the republican party is going to have a serious plan to confront the enemy. that was the purpose of his campaign, and you can really understand why he didn't want to put himself on the ballot in south carolina with his position in the polls. jon: jamie, i read one analysis around the time he got into the race that sa

stoddard from the the weekly panel.he seventh grade the nuns would have been furious. acted the way some of these guys did. >> i'm not sure that plays that well with the voters go back and forth personal insults. the most substantive attack we saw there is when jeb bush tried to point out donald trump said we shouldn't be fighting isis in syria. few months later paris has been attacked by isis. united states the has been attacked by sis sis. and trump is talking about how he will bomb the heck out of them. i'm cleaning that up a little bit. if the other candidates piled on. the moderator drove that home. it can do damage. trump you saw him he interrupts bush and says i'm talking, you talking why are you talking? quitp= interrupting me. is he good at the theater of this. the other candidates were afraid to go after trump in last night's debate. >> a.b., do you think that people watch this for entertainment or to learn something as a voter like who should i vote for? >> i think both. many people who show up at trump ralli

stoddard. if anyone has questions, now would be a good time to ask. microphones are live if anyone wants to step up and ask anything. [indiscernible] >> first of all, thank you very much for a very interesting lecture. i really appreciated the information that you give us. my question would be, since the government is trying to, or wants to enforce stronger regulating policies either for their own gain or four companies to get access to more information, in this case, who will hold the government accountable for all of the information that they would have access to, and protect national security? dr. soddard: for the first instance, we the people. you can stay up to read you can sit down. it's really up to you. up.ou can stay you can sit down. it's really up to you. it is, it is always been, for a process of an illiberal democracy through democratic channels. you elected officials, we elect officials, they are held accountable, and they hold people accountable in turn. but i would question is whether the existing legislation, we can look into whether

i'm joined by chelsea stoddard. what do you have? >> i've got the gingerbread, marshmallow snowball, and red velvet a lot. just kind of the classics. >> you're all into decorating them as well. >> we do. >> and you'll see us how to decorate the christmas tree. >> i love to decorate the cupcakes, it's added fun. i saw these on pinterest, and we all like pinterest. >> and the chocolate is the key when it doesn't freeze up on you. i drew little triangles and you basically go back and forth, and it just creates a little tree that's going to be 3-d that we can actually stand up in the cupcake, 3-d is always fun. and these are good for, you can do them with the kids or-- when they're not there, it goes a little easier sometimes. [laughter]. because the chocolate can be temperamental, it can freeze up quick. >> kind of goes everywhere. >> once you've got that done, what do you do? >> you've got to add on the christmas lights and we do a sprinkle of the cute little christmas lights. now, these have to, once they're drawn out. they get popped

and even keene we're hearing that 101 could be snow covered in of snow, also up toward hancock, stoddard and farther to the south and there might be some slippery roads due to the snow coming down and also some snow showers getting going in berlin, be careful as your travels take you up there in those areas this morning. there could be slick spots coming down and accumulating in those areas at least. get this, the. he that's been falling out in the monadnock region is actually snow that has originated over the lakes, great lake, lake erie here or ontario. the cold air is coming over the warmer lake water, it condenses and you get the snow and we have the strong westerly wind and that's carrying it all the way to southwestern new hampshire. so it's, you know, a few hundred miles away from us and we're keene and jaffery. 32 in laconia, 33 in plymouth. it's mild, one day the first of the month we had high temperatures below the average. today we'll have temperatures a couple of degrees warmer than the average, but certainly closer today with winds in the 30's. the winds 8 miles per hour in

. >> walter stoddard attributes his first interest in space travel and his first interest in a careere went outside with a saw and a hatchet and he was meant to tramon the dead branches off of a cherry tree and he climbed a tree grade i think he made himself a little at her to get up the tree and while he was up in the tree, he looked down on the field around him and he thought, how wonderful it would be to build some kind of a device that could leave the earth and maybe even travel. a former u.s. ambassador to turkey joined a panel of foreign policy analysts to discuss russia's military involvement in syria and how it affects u.s. and turkish interests in the region. from the atlantic council in washington d.c., this is three hours. >> thank you john molina for getting us all started today. i would like to joining in welcome everyone to the atlantic council. we take great pride in bringing voices from the region in whatever we discuss regional events. we take great pride in being multidisciplinary, cross disciplinary and in this case we have the eurasia center and the hariri center f