i'm tom burk and we are here with archbishop niederauer. we have had half an hour with you alone, it's been wonderful. we've got five minutes left. how about let's just talk for a second about the wonderful priests and sisters and people you work with here. aren't they one -- they are the backbone of what goes on. >> they are remarkable. i can't imagine how one could be a bishop without being involved daily, hourly basis with the priests. they are the ones who bring the life of the church together, out of the -- pope john paul ii used the call the family the domestic church so in a sense they are the next level up. the parish is all those families that come together to woburn together for -- worship together for the sacraments, to learn the faith. that's where church happens, at that parish level. now, that doesn't -- that isn't the only place it happens and yes it's important to have high schools and colleges and to have catholic charities, organizations on but all of that presumes what's happening in the parish, and the priests make that

burks in confinement for 15 months. but the fallout continues. today, investigator frank littlejohn and detective tom of the indiana state police department are about to pay him a visit. >> i'm here to serve a warrant for class "d" felony battery resulting in bodily injury on an offender down here. >> if burks is found guilty of these new charges, he could have another three to six years added to his sentence. >> sometimes for whatever reason because of how many years they're doing, they think the prosecutor won't pick it up. we've made arrangements and we have burks out waiting for us and mr. hanks can read him the warrant. >> he'll get a copy. then i have my copy here and i will read him the warrant verbatim. then he's released back to the custody of the facility. demetrius? >> yes, sir. >> i'm tom hanks. i'm a detective with the indiana state police. this is your copy. i'm going to give to it this officer. i'm going to read this to you. arrest warrant, the state of indiana, authorized the warrant on demetrius burks, no social security number listed. count one, battery, resulting in bodily injury,

the boost to the economy would have been huge burke that up front cost is a political loser, shall we say. >> tom: a lot to swallow. speaking of political cost, we haven't heard the fiscal cliff uttered hardly at all in either debate. even though at least one of these candidates, if not maybe both of them, will have to deal witness. >> that's surprising. we're hearing all this stuff about binders full of women, but the fiscal cliff is the biggest single immediate economic issue facing us. but i think i found out today why we may not be hearing so much about it. a poll came out and said that 88% of american voters blame both parties for the mess that we're in. they think they haven't done their jobs and basically they've created this washington mess so, both candidates i think have no incentive to talk about it. >> tom: we know they're going to talk about it after the election because they have to. darren gersh in washington. >> thanks, tom. >> susie: anyone planning to travel around the holidays, listen up, this may be the year to hop on a plane. ruben ramirez reports on how turbulence for the ai

tom kierein with your forecast. >>> going to want a hot bowl of oatmeal this morning. chilly forecast, burkeinia, 47 near 7:00 a.m. by the noon hour, near 60 and sunshine. throughout the region, a mild afternoon, into the mid-60s, and the winds will be blustery too and settle down by late afternoon. i'm back in ten minutes with a look at the rest of the week and the weekend. where there's a big snowstorm going on now. now danella has a look at traffic. good morning. >> don't say the "s" word, tom. it's too soon. >>> traveling along 295 d.c., heading to bw parkway, both directions, travel lanes are open. we'll check 395, still nice and clear from the beltway as you make your way past seminary road and even continuing toward the pentagon, nice and clear. as you cross over the 14th street bridge and head into the district, no issues to report. traveling in maryland along i-270, i'm seeing brake lights. we'll talk details in exactly ten minutes. aaron and eun. >> thank you, danella. >>> it is now 5:42. missing the deadline. why riders will have to wait years to get a cell phone signal on metro.

tom kierein. this morning, a little patchy fog. watch out for that. otherwise no travel problems weather-wise. hometown forecast, burke will be in the mid 50s and partly cloudy. around the noon hour, in the upper 60s. a delightful autumn day coming up. hour by hour for the whole region today, a wonderful afternoon coming up. we should be hitting the mid 70s. by mid afternoon, not quite as warm as yesterday, but still a delightful day with just few clouds in and out. coming up in ten minutes, the latest track for sandy and the potential threat for us this weekend. seven-day outlook in ten minutes. danella with a look at traffic now. >> the fog has grounded chopper 4. they were en route to the crash along backlick road, blocking all your lanes between johnmarr drive and little river turnpike. over to 395 heading northbound, nice and clear. no issues there. as you make your way over to the 14th straight bridge and head into the districting your travel lanes are open. if you're traveling in the district, not seeing any reports of accidents. i'm back in ten minutes. >>> 63 degrees. still ahead, the window of opportunity yo

tom kierein. >>> a coppertone glow behind you. first light of day showing up on this 1st day of obllinctober. there's an october chill in the air. in burke, partly cloudy. by noontime, mid-60s. now we're in the 40s. patchy fog in the rural areas. hour by hour, increasing clouds by midafternoon near 70. by then, all cloudy. then this evening, rain moving our way. first rain drops may arrive 7:00 or 8:00 this evening. and then rain likely after that. will it last into the rest of the week? we'll look at that. your seven-day outlook in ten minutes. look at the traffic with danella. good morning. >> good morning, tom. >>> people are heading to work hitting the roads. i-66, a live look at fairfax county parkway as you make your way eastbound. heavy delays in this area. first delays by the bypass, sluggish all the way to fairfax county parkway. to get to the beltway, speed stop and go. not seeing any accidents on i-66 heading eastbound or westbound. to the outer loop, westbound new hampshire, from i-95 heavy on the brakes. and slow as you make your way to 270. back over to you. >>> tony tull at the live desk with breaking news. >> good morning