on larry king now science's reigning superstar neil de grasse tyson why why am i interested in space because i think it's fascinating it's awesome it's limitless it's boundless and if people holds the seeds of everyone's. curiosity what percentage of knowledge as we look out in the universe and we look at all of the forces that are driving what's going on we actually can quantify how much of that we know and it's about four percent plus he said life elsewhere you run the numbers and you realize it would be inexcusably egocentric to suggest that we were alone in the room all next on larry king now. we're in new york the top of trump tower i'm a bad view on a beautiful day in october and our special guest is neil de grasse tyson is the tyson is an extraordinary gentleman the astrophysicist a scientist with a million and a half followers on twitter the new york times best selling author hosts his own pod cast called star talk he's director of the famed hayden planetarium when i was eight years old he took me to have a little boys we came from school his new show is cosmos it debuts on f

our first model is tyson, ton is a boxer who loves dressing up. so tyson. >>here's the thing, tyson has actually been a bunny inside for a very long time. so this is just tyson kind of like getting his ener bunny on. >> he's so cute. that's a boxer, huh? >> bunny trapped in the body of a boxer. >> that's a cute costume, thanks, tyson. >> thanks, tyso >> our next model, everybody, there are two of them. they love to cuddle and they love to play dress-up. >> oh, better and wereny. >> better and ernie. that's cute. >> i thought wendy like same-sex marriage is sort of everywhere and everybody is talking about it, lifetime like sort of roommates can now marry. lifetime roommates can marry if they want. >> they're so cute. >> thank you bye, better and wereny. >> our next model is nala. she's a pitbull who loves to sun bathe and hike. >> these are great costumes. >> that is a great one. he's a horse. >> i get it. >> also a transgender, like a trans-species sort of a moment. or a dog-dog, of course. >> this is a fabulous costume. look, she's modelg. a super model n

it neil de grasse tyson. organizer sitting next on. one of the new little moment life in the bank holiday just like you know. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. the fact that. you did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy shrek albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our press since we've been hijacked lying handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one still just my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem. rational debate real discussion critical issues facing. ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture. of the this. particular. hey guys i'm abby martin and this is breaking the set on this day last year new york and new jersey were getting rocked by su

have a mike tyson fight and people might get kill. translation, clean up your act, chris tpwroupb because mike about you orried >> if you get in these violent for this arrested violent, it's going to put him n the situation where he assaults people >> and in prison he won't have behind. guards to hide >> i need a big guy. come here. turn around. me chris brown. no!no, no, no, [laughter] > see how quick he mindlessly turned around haven't didn't even think twice. > "tmz" just get it over with quickly. >> thanks, mike tyson. >> coming up, rhianna, she was in israel recently and out on the dead sea and this is her showering off. >> you want to clean off, baby. clean blt get nice and for daddy. >> was topblt get nice and clean for daddy. >> ? was topblt get nice and clean for daddy. >> > was topblt get nice and cln for daddy. >> was topblt get nice and clean for daddy. >> y get nice and clean for daddy. >> ou get nice and clean for daddy. >> w get nice and clean for daddy. >> a get nice and clean for daddy. >> n get nice and clean for dad

good luck this friday at the fashion show at tysons. howard, over to you. >>> a beautiful day under way. hard to believe it's the 2nd of october. feels like the 2nd of august. we're going into the mid and upper 80s this afternoon. we'll be in the mid-80s shortly. i think it will are closer to 86, 87, maybe 88 for the high. back to 80 by 7:00. 75 by 9:00. a little bit of a breeze right now out of the west and west, northwest. that could push us. that's a good wind flow coming down the mountains so it compresses, heats up. could get close to these records today. 89 was set at all three airports. baltimore, dulles, d.c. in 1986. we have records even in martinsburg going back to 1927 when they hit it, believe it or not, 98 degrees. all right, today we've got sunshine here. some cloudiness in the mountains. but locally beautiful blue skies. and a very warm air mass. the ground is dry. the air is dry. so it doesn't take as much energy to heat up. that's why we're already in the low 80s in many areas. 81 in frederick. by the way, the lady who

more on how actress krisley tyson describes her time with miles davis. >>> hello, everyone. thank you for joining us here on cnn. you're in the newsroom. we are learning fascinating gets the two u.s. forces raids halfway around the world in africa, u.s. officials confirm it was members of the elite u.s. army delta force who camden third man who is wanted in the deadly twin u.s. bombing attacks in africa back in 1998. al-libi was snapped after returning to morning prayers in tripoli. meanwhile 3,000 miles away, s.e.a.l. team 6, the same unit that killed osama bin laden went after another high valued target. commanders storm a home in somalia, thought to belong to the leader of al shabab. that is the terrorist group blamed for the attack in kenya. but it didn't go as planned. a firefight broke out. u.s. forces were forced to retreat. one suspect was killed but it is unclear had a that is. we're hearing incredible details of what went down during the u.s. forces raid in libya straight from the way of. she spoke exclusive on cnn about what unfolded. what she says is raising a lo

there's no arguing that cicely tyson is an incredible actress.the honor to sit down with the newly couped tony winner and ask her about the profession she loves. >> with me, i enjoy what i'm doing. i truly enjoy it. so, for the most part it really isn't work. and, i don't look at my work. the gratification for me comes in the doing of it. that's where my satisfaction comes. when you look at it and you enjoy it. that's two fold for me. i love creating the characters. which i get to a point and i can make you believe, feel, see, and smell the taste this character, then that's me. as the kratification. ♪ this is my song ♪ this is my savior all the day long ♪ >> oh, it's so these! >> it's been 30 years since itch' been on stage. and one from the things that i rediscovered about being on stage, are those moments, you know, you rehearse a play for four, six weeks, then i start to play. yes? and then, all of a sudden, in the middle of a scene, something happens that didn't happen last night. right? where was i? if he been playing here for four weeks. wh

i got 22-year-old mike tyson verse ali in his prichl.ld be one of the biggest spectacles ever. >> if ali was on, he would toy with tyson. >> it would be over one way or the other in the first two minutes. well, let's get to your forecast. the good news is it continues. what a trip we're having this fall all the way through the east coast. temperatures yesterday, this map is just ridiculous out there. we're seeing about 85 in washington, d.c.. even all the way back out to deny versi denver, it was 74. we'll do it again today. cooling off eventually especially montana and areas back toward seattle, but that's about it. if you're going to the airports today, no issues whatsoever. 85 today like d.c. to new york city. this will probably be the warmest day we'll see maybe until april, may. >> good day for golf. >> bees will be out. >> they will. >> desperate to bite you before they die. i have somebody who wants knee wrestle christie brinkley in her prime. i don't know where that's coming from. coming up on "morning joe," house republicans try

tyson, what about that? >> consumers are already paying a huge tax in the form of high oil and gasoline prices. we now are argue lear oil and gas producer than russia. we're the number one oil and gas producer in the world but prices are still high because it is determined by energy traders looking at chinese demand. anything that we can do to empower more and more consumers and small businesses to break free from our oil addiction is going to benefit our economy in the long run. melissa: prices at pump are on a slide. a lot of people concerned you would supsubsidize rich cars that own electric cars. >> right. melissa: you help out everybody has that $80,000 to spend on tesla? is that what we should be doing. hang on. let lauren get in real quick. >> hydrogen cars to begin with, did have a lot of government investment in both gm and ford. i have test driven hydrogen cars. they were already to go, different administration came in. all that technology that all manufacturers put in got shelved. so there is no i

tyson said, everybody got a plan until he get hit in the face. don't got a plan.t is my philosophy. that's the way it is. i had a plan to have everyone of my films be a colossal success, until i got hit in the face. then you pick up, try again, maybe fail again, but fail better. tavis: i am listening to you trying to figure out what you might have done had this not been your calling, your vocation . >> i had no focus as a kid. inever paid attention school. i never went to college, not because we were too poor. we were, but if i wanted to go to college i would have found a way. i have spoken in many colleges, but i had no interest in school. all.n't prepare myself at i would have loved to be, dr., but i had no training -- to be a doctor, but i had no training. i was a bad boy, and it's a miracle i didn't go down for a long time like some of the kids i grew up with. reasons.e to a lot of the love of my mother and father really save me from having no focus as a kid. tavis: even though you didn't turn out to be a physician, i hope you think you made a meaningful contr

it was in tysons corner.orry, it went to black but it's looking good on the beltway here west side of town as well into tysons corner. back to you guys. >>> it is 6:18. here's another look at our question of the morning. according to a survey which one of these do 39% of women believe is real? is it a, ghosts, b, angels, c, aliens? >> very interesting. our facebook friend pamela wrote b, ghosts. been there and seen them. log on to our facebook page. want to hear what you think. we'll have the answer in about >>> it is 6:22. we have partly to mostly cloudy skies out there. 50s and even low 60s right now. we'll see partly sunny conditions through mid-morning and lunch time looks great. i hope you can get outside. tefers in the 70s, even near -- temps in the 70s, even near 80 south and west of d.c. partly sunny, warm, dry, high around 82. average is 74. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm kristen berset. i think it's fair to say each of us has one aspect of sports we can't stand and we change if we had the power. w

not so bad out of tysons corner. only a couple of stretches of slow traffic this afternoon. 395 northbound over the 14th street bridge and the southwest freeway. out of action for the next few days. let's take a look at what it looks like on the beltway. the outer loop is running well handy into tysons this afternoon. heading into tysons this afternoon. up, a local haunted house that draws hundreds of visitors is being shut down by the county. >> the nfl commissioner here in washington >> the nfl commissioner is now weighing in on the redskins name debate. what theith commissioner had to say about the name controversy. >> the nfl commissioner is here with nfl owners meeting. the meeting wrapped up just a little while ago. nfl commissioner roger goodell did speak with us and confirmed he will meet with members of the oneida indian nation next month over concerns of the nickname of washington's football team. oneida has led the charge to get the name changed from redskins because of the derogatory racist term. redskins

mike tyson is a changed man, according to the him.s and artists go in to rehab for everything. so now there is a rehab for angry. >> i don't know if this is rehab for anger management or if it is maybe he is drinking or whatever and that is making him a loose cannon. i'm not sure about that. >> back in the day you weren't a tough guy and you controlled yourself in public. >> and if you do something goofy these days, if you enter rehab i think it is a mea culpa, i guess. >> we all know that queen bee is on her tour. miss carter world tour and she decide she's going to start photo bombing her fans at these concerts taking selfies. this happened in australia. a sweet girl who was taking a picture of herself and check out beyonce in the background. she decided to swoop in the middle of her concert and pose. this is valentina. she posted on her facebook page, i remember her bending down and we turned for the photo and it was the best moment ever. like she posed. i wasn't expecting her to notice me in the crowd or look at my phone. not only

melissa: tyson, thank you so much. great stuff. >> my pleasure.: cominup on "money,% if you're makingan on fantasy football, you're actually great investor. in case you didn't even know it. we've got one of the stars and one ofhe creators of fxs's "the lgue" here to prove it to you. >>> will martha stewart take back the reins of as ceo of her compan one a only martha? "pil of money" coming up. >> he is sittingn the bench. >> i lost by three points. you have to be a bad. make your decision. >> 1 to make a decision for myself as the dead got married. [laur] melissa: trigger fish to see it to reality with money as cold hard cash for 24 million it a big decision do you know, if you score high you could be a great instor? toucown. with me is the money lined up i have kevin also jeff schaefernd our own expert money mager fay. ♪ joining us. i do you manage your muddy you are on top of it. >> i am not allowed to open my own mail. [laughte >> be a great debt to e the ball? they're not doing as well for fantasy football? the u.s. is hereo prevent. what is t

astrophysicist neil tyson points out nearly all satellites orbits west to east but the debris orbitedast to west. but the astrophysicist admitted, if you must know, i enjoyed "gravity" very much, and time magazine said it's beside the point since the movie is so gripping, so jaw dropping, so visually gob- smackingly good

these words can't begin to describe cicely tyson., she sat down with me in a rare interview and said it might be her last. >> what gets me today is the fact that i feel somewhat guilty about the state of young people today. i fell guilty because i think that may generation gave them too much. left them nothing to fight for. >> you know i talk about that in my journalism a lot. >> really? >> yeah. >> when i hear young people deny the fact that rosa parks could not sit on the bus, or that i could not go to the soda -- to the ice cream parlor and sit at a lunch counter, they don't believe that because it is not tangible. it is not real to them. they hear tell of it. they don't believe it. and so i sit, you know, we fought for everything. so that the next generation wouldn't have to do that. >> it could be better. >> that's right, that's right. and we handed them everything on a silver platter. so what's the matter? what's the problem? what are you griping about? what's wrong? they don't understand it. >> they don't get it. >> thank you

joining me on the break-throughs is tyson slocombe.hs on son, lg, samsung are both working on curved batteries. doesn't that dem a lot about price and availability of these products, who wins and where the batteries come from? >> absolutely. there has been real robust competition in innovation in all sorts of seements of the battery market not just for personnal electronics like smartphones. the transportation sector, medical devices. the problem here we're not seeing robust competition in the united states. 92% of the market for these batteries is dominated by japanese, korean and chinese firms. melissa: i mean it can be very lucrative. it tells you a lot where the industry is headed. at the same time it could be really dangerous. take the curve batteries for example. these phones are slated to go for about a thousand dollars. they may or may not catch on with consumers. so you spend a lot of money to win this battery race. if it's a home run you've done fantastic but if these phones don't catch on, i don't know if i need a curved pho

here's the american legion bridge between bethesda and tyson. >>> a group of local trash workers say they have been fired from their jobs because they were trying to unionize. >> delia goncalves is live with this story and what could be the resolution of this. >> reporter: you city there are two of the county trash companies, two of the telecompanies here in montgomery county not on strike. trying to settle everything and get people back to work. he was unable to do so and union negotiations at potomac disposal here in gaithersburg broke down. over at unity disposal and laurel, those striking employees are trying to form a union. they walked off the job tuesday after a coworker was fired i don't these workers have the full protection of workers strike laws. and shouldn't have been able to be fired from this job. they are county residents, a lot of them. they want to work, they are proud to serve and this is a fight for the benefits they need to take care of themselves and their families. >> reporter: here's what the company had to said, unity disposal has been fully servicing its cli

out to the west no problems on the dulles toll road or 66 coming all the way into tysons corner. we're in great shape. no problems on the west side of town as we just saw and as we take a look at the northbound side of 95, looking fine in springfield although quite a few people out already on to 395 and the 14th street bridge. >>> we're more than than two weeks into in government shutdown and two days away from a government default. but there may be some hope. may be. >> slight light at the end of the tunnel. senate leaders harry reid and mitch mcconnell have set aside their differences to come up with a plan to end the political stalemate. the emerging pact would reopen the government and permit the treasury to borrow normally until early to mid february. >> reporter: senate republicans meet this morning to review a deal that could end the government shutdown and avoid a default. >> i thing it's safe to say we've made substantial progress and we look forward to making more progress in the near future. >> reporter: the plan would reopen the government and fund it through january

neil degrasse tyson is with the hayden planetarium.overnment on how to defend the planet. really? we need to work on defending the planet? >> we've always known we don't want to get hit. >> because we've been hit. >> we've been hit. and just talk to the dinosaurs about what happens when you get hit. >> bye-bye. >> yeah. the dinosaurs were taken out by an asteroid about the size of mount everest. and the dinosaurs have big teeth and they're ferocious. but few people thing about the fact that 70% of all the world's species of life went extinct in that very same episode. so it was a devastating event on earth. and that's the big one. little ones can come, maybe we won't go instinct, but it will take out our grid. we might have to jump-start civilization. what happens when we do find one headed our way? who's in charge of deflecting it? what moneys will you use to put together to fund such a mission? >> how much warning would we get? >> so you want as much warning as possible and there are asteroids who have collision courses with earth, w

mike tyson is a changed man, according to him.artists go in to rehab for everything. so now there is a rehab for angry? >> i don't know if this is rehab for anger management or if it is maybe he is drinking or whatever and that is making him a loose cannon. i'm not sure about that. >> back in the day you weren't a macho man, tough guy and you controlled yourself in public. >> and if you do something goofy these days, if you enter rehab i think it is a mea culpa, i guess. >> that's what he's trying to do here. okay. >>> moving on to something fabulous. so we all know that queen bee is on her tour. miss carter world tour. and she has decided she's going to start photo bombing her fans at these concerts taking selfies. this happened in australia. a sweet girl who was taking a picture of herself and check out beyonce in the background. she decided to swoop in the middle of her concert and pose. there she is this is valentina. she posted on her facebook page, i remember her bending down and we turned for the photo and it was the best m

the beltway looks good in alexandria, springfield, up into tysons. no problems on 395 to the 14th street bridge. let's take a live look outside. here's what it looks like in southern maryland and route 50 and route 301 from bowie. no problems to report as you head into the beltway and then through cheverly into the northeast corridor. let's go back to the maps. 270 still in great shape. no brake lights yet out of frederick down to the point where the lanes divide. we're in good shape on i-70 and 355 heading into rockville. we'll end with one more live look outside. if you're planning to head in on the dulles toll road this is on route 28. no issues from the airport all the way to the beltway. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. >>> 4:50. only 09 this morning, have you ever gotten so angry with your teenager you don't have that to worry about yet, that you wanted to send them off to siberia? >> that sounds like a joke but an area mother actually did that. we have a gut wrenching story that spans two continents. >> i want my mom. i need my mom. i n

lanes are open on the beltway west side of town between tysons, annandale and springfield. let's take a live look in springfield on the northbound side of 95. hov lanes are being opened as we speak. as you head northbound on 95, looking good from dale city like this into springfield and 395. let's go back over to the maps. this time we'll head over to the north side. looking good on 270 from frederick, 95 in from baltimore toward college park. the beptway is incident -- beltway is incident free right now. the traffic peeps i speak to overnight said there were no big incidents all around the beltway at all overnight. and we're looking good from the northern maryland corridors to the beltway. we'll take a live look at georgia avenue in silver spring. nice and light with the lanes open. >>> 4:28. the manhunt continues this morning for a howard -- for the man howard county police say tried to kill one of their own. that officer there-year-old steven houk is in serious condition this morning at shock trauma in baltimore. this is the man they say put him there. he is 29-year-old

neill degrasse tyson criticized the movie as scientifically inaccurate.hink of getting to the international space station or iss. it's nowhere near the hubble in space. they're in totally different orbits. grazer said filmmakers immersed themselves in the sight. >> they knew in the real word you cannot get from the hubble telescope to iss but so what. we're not doing a documentary. >> reporter: tyson had more complaints he tweeted when bullock released clooney, he drifts away. >> a single tug brings them together. >> and bullock's hair wouldn't remained perfectly puffed, tyson tweeted. mysteries of "gravity" why bullock's hair will be float around her head. >> welcome to the space station. >> when i looked around the theater, people weren't going, they were going -- i think we have it. >> i can't see you anymore, do it now. >> the first thing that happens in outer space -- what would have happened -- >> she would have had pleasant dreams as she drifted off. >> so a short movie and a unsatisfying movie. >> reporter: whether "gravity" is scientifically accu

tyson was leading 24. carpenter returns at 34 yards for a touchdown and that put them up at 27-12. they win it 48-42. howard wins 28-14. game three of the world series tonight in st. louis. right now game is in the eighth inning. the cardinals leading the red sox. ,,me four is tomorrow what are you doing? we're switching car insurance. why? because these guys are the cheapest. why? good question. because a cut-rate price could mean cut-rate protection. you should listen to this guy. [ female announcer ] get great protection and a great price! plus an agent! drivers who switched saved an average of $498 a year. plus, allstate has new lower rates just for baltimore. switch and start saving today! just another way allstate is changing car insurance for good. [ female announcer ] call a baltimore area allstate agent at 866-650-7900 today. >>> surfers on the west coast get in the spirit. they supported their spookiest costumes. and for being judged for the best costumes they acted out,,,, avo: at volkswagen we believe everyone deserves a better car. and now, during the "sign then drive"

take a look at this shot from the reston camera as we look to tyson's corner.t's nice if you are doing shopping today. >>> a number of buildings in and around the u.s. capital are closed right now because of the government shutdown. that includes the visitor center and the library of congress. people trying to get in found roped off areas and signs saying the facilities are closed. >>> some furloughed workers say the shutdown isn't only weighing on them, it's punishing their kids. >> take a look at this picture from a parent who brought her kid to the park to discover they were locked out. >> chris gordon is there with another look. a look at another side of the shutdown that's got residents angry. chris? >> reporter: i want to share a secret with you. the gate here at lincoln park at the playground is locked, but take a look at what's happening in the last hour or so. parents found a gate in the back, a second gate in the back and brought their kids on to the playground. it shows the frustration building over the federal government shutdown. karen is a furloug

one business in tysons corner is feeling the pinch already. northern virginia reporter has our report. >> reporter: the thought of time off and no pay scares tracy. >> i definitely have to have this job. i'm a single parent and the only one supporting myself and my children. >> reporter: she has three kids including a college student. >> it's not cheap at all. >> reporter: she works at a i.t. support contractor with one client -- the government. >> we all know that government shutdown affects everybody. >> reporter: ask employees at lockheed martin. 2400 not working not getting paid. tracy's boss calls this period painful. >> are you at the point of layoffs yet? >> no. but it's getting close. in most of these people i know personally. and yes, it will be very painful as we let these various people go or at least put them on furlough. >> reporter: he already sees the trickle down in his building. he suggested that we go down to talk to the local cafe owner simon lee. so we did. >> since the shutdown we lose our business maybe 20, 30%. >> report

this is going to be near tyson's corner along the beltway. so you can see.outer loop moving at a good clip. all lanes are on the on the beltway in virginia and maryland. 270 is starting to get some delays as you come in from urbana. heading over to the live maps, you can see the estimated drive time around 26 minutes to get from frederick toward germantown. normal delays all lanes are open at this time, all the way down toward the split. route 5 northbound has cleared. so that earlier activity is out of here. you may get a few rubber necker delays near route 301. police are still on the scene finishing that investigation or wrapping up that investigation. starting to build on 95 northbound through quantico. those are the normal delays as well. near fairfax county parkway getting thick near the springfield interchange. reports of a new traffic pattern there. the main lanes in springfield. so be prepared for that if you're traveling through that stretch on 95 north. back to jummy and scott. >> okay amanda. 6:11 now. coming up, how the shut down's impact is aff

no problems between bethesda and tysons corner. 270 in good shape. just a slow stretch. outer loop of course it's 95 to georgia avenue on the top side of town. mike, andrea? >> thank you, monika. >>> a deadly shooting outside a local homeless shelter is under investigation this morning. >> fairfax county police were called to the shelter near fort belvoir to break up a fight but officers ended up firing at one of the men involved in the brawl. delia goncalves is live at the scene with the story. you had some late information about what happened. tell us more. >> reporter: the homeless shelter is right across the street. we're here live at the 7-eleven because we're told some of the erratic behavior that may have led up to the fight could have started here at the 7-eleven. i spoke to the morning manager. i showed me the surveillance video, could not release it because of course they have to get corporate approval to do so. but that video i can share with you shows a man walking into the store and immediately acting very erratic and causing a huge disruption, grabbing two-

once you leave 270 heading toward bethesda and across the legion bridge into tysons, this is what yourning. this time to the south side of town. no problems to report out of southern maryland, route 4, route 5, 301, brandywine, accokeek, 220 into ox why hill and across the wilson bridge is still all green which means light volumes right now. we'll take a live look one more time outside. this is the top side of town at new hampshire avenue. this is the outer loop. this is where it builds a little later leaving the 95 interchange into georgia avenue. right now the lanes are open. andrea, mike? >> thanks, monika. >>> the house of representatives returns to capitol hill danldz a the afford -- hilda and the affordable health care act is on the agenda. >> a hearing is being held thursday about the problems with the government's health insurance website. the website started october 1 and has been plagued with issues ever since. americans trying to sign up for elhealth -- for health insurance gets stuck or the information just disappears. didn'ts say the website -- democrats say the website i

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mike tyson comes on fox sports 1 every tuesday at 7:30 on the west coast. 10:30 on the east coast. we when are we going to hang out again, greta. that's just the bomb. does -- still work with you? >> greta: yeah, we will hang out again. now that i have formally booked you on the air. all of the viewers have heard that you have agreed to appear on the show. you are locked in, right? >> absolutely implicitly. >> greta: all right, mike. i appreciate the call and we'll talk soon. we have another secret caller tomorrow night. plus, former defense a second donald rumsfeld and senator rand paul, is he going to go "on the recor >>> well, well, well. don't adjust your television. a black guy has taken over "red eye." welcome to black guy. let's welcome our guests. i am here tonight with an old neighbor and a confidant, jedediah bila. and i am here with my roommate , tv's andy levy. give it up for andy levy. no clapping. and my spiritual leader, bill schulz. and standing next to me tom shillue.

the same area, another shower south and west of tysons. headed to germantown and clarksburg. back into frederick, this is all moving in our direction. that's going to complicate the commute here throwing some moisture on the roads. mid-40s in frederick and winchester. cup pepper is 54 this morning -- culpeper is 54 this morning along the pax river naval air staying. we have 51 in easton. on the michael & son weather camera, you can see the clouds reflecting the lights of the city and it is raining at least here in northwest d.c. raining at national airport. winds are calm. temps in the mid-50s. 54 degrees as the humidity sits at 82%. cold to the north. warm to the south and all these 50s and 60s are trying to move in. there's a little disturbance riding the front separating the two air masses. that's what we're watching right here. that's what's giving us that threat for showers mainly this morning. you see it on the futurecast. here we are at 10:30. still a couple of shower. by lunch time not that much going on. then this afternoon we're

things look good between 270, the legion bridge and tysons corner.to the maps insides the beltway, 56 to 61 miles an hour. 395 at 63 average at duke street heading to the 14th street bridge. a timey bit of slow traffic right here inside the beltway but 295 looks great to the 11th street bridge and we'll take a last live look outside on the beltway at new hampshire avenue. andrea, mike. >> thanks, monika. >>> as you know october 1 marks the start of breast cancer awareness month. >> the month kicked off early with an event emily meaningful -- especially meaningful to us. look at how beautiful that looks, at the wusa9 family here. just after sunset, you just saw it, the 1625 i street building was lit up in pink in memory of carolyn larson, husband of mark, lost her battle to breast cancer. they raise money for cancer research and help chemo patients buy wigs. >> a bigwig donation as well through the month of october. tonight wusa's breast cancer awareness campaign continues with a very special event. the screening of a new film called "decoding annie p

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