. >> doctor tony wright? >> thank you, mr. speaker.sometime ago in the city minister, lord myers, said he thought it was becoming too easy for good british companies to be taken over by foreign predators. now that we've had the outrage of cadres, does my right out of a friend of great? >> mr. speaker, they employ more than 5000 people in this country. it is a very important company for the future of this country. we are seeking assurance and have received information from craft about the importance they attach to the cadres work force them to the cadre name and a cadre quality the united kingdom. and we hope that the craft owners will make sure that cadbury workers, the five and half thousand, did retain at the job to make sure that new investment goes into a product that is distinctly british and is sold throughout the world there so we will do everything we can to make sure the jobs and investment are maintained in britain. >> mr. david cameron? >> thank you, mr. speaker. i join the prime minister in paying tribute to corporal lee br

tony. >>> checking in with julie wright. >> cap a -- a couple of trouble spots, julie. >> the latest crashia avenue. they just moved back with a backup from college park. southbound 270. getting whipped around by the wind. delays from gaitherersburg all the way out to the split. if you're traveling inbound pennsylvania avenue under the bridge, accident activity gone. look for branch avenue headed in. 395 at the 14th street bridge. delays from the beltway all the way across the patomic. it's in the process of being cleared. and then virginia, route 1 from the first accident. that's where we had he crash. the outer loop of the beltway, at the split, for the incident, following police direction to get by. that's the check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> the writing has been on the wall for awhile now. now it's official. jim zorn has been fired as the head coach of the washington redskins. the ax falling after the disappointing season. now we have official reaction from the team, lindsey. what are you hearing? >> reporter: we have been waiting all morning to get confirmation. it just came do

that on things like reverend wright that there were subjected to as tough and media scrutiny as any candidate in history, and things for which they were hit, like the tonythose were not germane. they felt that the media was focused on trivialities and things that were non-stories, rather them what the candidate wanted to say about health care policy and economic policy. it is a perennial complaint, and as far as i can see, the media is an equal opportunity in the is an equal opportunity in the kinds of readers that puts it does not surprise me people feel as though the media chooses sides, but it is a topic i do not think is going to go away, because our culture is more partisan. host: let's go to the democratic line. caller: good morning. a couple stings. one is i have seen you on other shows. -- a couple of things. one is i have seen you on other shows. the country seems to be in the state of dissonance. barack obama is the incompetent, unqualified to be president. john mccain, the longtime politician with experience, and based upon what you have said, to meet the reverse is true. -- to me, the reverse is true. barack obama is going to be a very savvy

that on things like reverend wright that there were subjected to as tough and media scrutiny as any candidate in history, and things for which they were hit, like the tony rezko relationship, that those were not germane. they felt that the media was focused on trivialities and things that were non-stories, rather them what the candidate wanted to say about health care policy and economic policy. it is a perennial complaint, and as far as i can see, the media is an equal opportunity in the kinds of readers that puts the candidates through. it is not surprising, as mark said, that in a partisan environment, people feel that the media picks sides. it will not go away, because as our media and to become more partisan, these problems will escalate. caller: good morning, marc, good morning, john, good morning, greta. i have seen you guys on other shows. one of the things that is fascinating to me is that the country seems to be in a state of cognitive dissonance. and barack obama is incompetent, unprepared, on qualified to be president, john mccain is this. based on what you guys have said this morning, the exact opposite -- the reverse is true to barack obam

that on things like reverend wright that there were subjected to as tough and media scrutiny as any candidate in history, and things for which they were hit, like the tonyt that the media was focused on trivialities and things that were non-stories, rather them what the candidate wanted to say about health care policy and economic policy. it is a perennial complaint, and as far as i can see, the media is an equal opportunity in the kinds of readers that puts the candidates through. it is not surprising, as mark said, that in a partisan environment, people feel that the media picks sides. it will not go away, because as our media and to become more partisan, these problems will escalate. caller: good morning, marc, good morning, john, good morning, greta. i have seen you guys on other shows. one of the things that is fascinating to me is that the country seems to be in a state of cognitive dissonance. and barack obama is incompetent, unprepared, on qualified to be president, john mccain is this. based on what you guys have said this morning, the exact opposite -- the reverse is true to barack obama seems to be hope and change and all that, but he seems t