. >> to williamsburg lodge in williamsburg, virginia.t place. >> i'm glad you say it's a great place. it is. it brings history to kids, if they're earning history, you tack them there to learn the experience of what happened in colonial times. they have had a drop in visits and made efforts to make it more entertaining. the lodge has had a two year complete renovation. you will be in the lap of luxury there and kids have a great time. a great place to go for halloween. they do a haunted tavern tour to hear the ghost stories. and $229 a night for your stay including breakfast. >> if they're old enough, you can leave the kids in the room and go to the spa that's spectacular. >> you can leave them in the room, is that okay? >> if they're old enough. not with a bowl of kibble or anything. now, to palm springs. palm springs, beginning of winter, it's still warm there and the hyatt grand champion resort is a great place to go. they have seven pools. the kids' pool has a 60 foot spiral water slide. >> cool. you got to like that. >> exploring th

spending her high school years in williamsburg, virginia, at jamestown high school. she died from her injuries in a hospital after three hours from being struck in columbia, scott broom, nine nows now. >>> president barack obama praised maryland governor for big investments in education during the tough time. the president appeared at a rally with the governor this afternoon. the rematch with the former governor. joining us live from the university where voter turnout was the main thing, bruce? >> yeah, lesli, they are just wrapping up. a whole lot of candidates holding president barack obama that his sagging ratings will doctoring them down. but that is definitely not the case here in maryland. the latest polls suggest that governor o'malley is 11 points up from the former governor. the biggest fear for o'malley is that people will see those numbers and just stay home. this rally was designed to make sure that it does not happen. martin o'malley is a democrat that has embraced the president, arguing that people have failed to give him the credit that he deserves. fi

that took place in williamsburg.erybody has been trying to find which mysterious stranger wrote the second one, which was even stronger. what i said is, look, i'm willing to defend the second one, but it happens to be that i didn't write the second one. >> and you -- >> i have no problem -- i have ideas, i'm protecting the identity of the person who doesn't deserve to be bashed and harassed. there's no other word that's better than indoctrination of brainwashing for putting children in a classroom prison and forcing them to absorb what the politically correct homosexual version of sex education. in massachusetts where they have gay marriage as the law of the state, parents are forced to have their children attend. it is a permanent case of somebody who tried to opt out and they faced prison and harassment charges. we are the victims, i haven't seen an orthodoxed jew beating up on a homosexual, calling them the kinds of names i've been receiving, f you, drop dead, just because i stand up for my religion. i'm told we'r

washington was going to williamsburg to consult a doctor. he had a friend, richard chamber lynne who knew this young widow martha dand ridge cusstiss, who was living in a house called the white house. i kid you not. and she was this wealthy widow. it was sort of a whirl wind court ship. they met only one or two times before they decided to marry. and therefore in the book, i don't think it was the lustiest more romantic marriage in history but i think it was one of those marriages that ripend into a very deep friendship. and i think that martha washington is absolutely invaluable to george washington. she gives some financial security, she was extraordinarily wealthy as a widow. she gave him emotional support. and he really needed a confiddant he was a reserved character. she was a real social asset. she was a great hostess, very good conversationalist. and you have a sense with washington, as happens with single men, that once they mary, they go from having a kind of rootless life to being settled. and god knows, washington, who is going to

we have a debate scheduled at the williamsburg library.so i invite folks to go out there and share in that debate. guest: salisbury, north carolina. bill on the republican line. caller: good morning. how are you doing? guest: good morning. caller: i want to make a comment about the joint command. i do believe they make a very important contribution to the military, way around the world. we have to have contact with our allies. we need to make sure we use the same weapons, same systems. say the nato round, the 7.62. we all want the same nato round. then we went to the 2.23 -- or .223, the m-16 round. we have to have similar type weapons. we have to communicate with our allies in order to make sure that this world is safe. we're under multiple threats in this new world, and i'm just saying this very simply that we have to have clear, concise communication with our allies, what they're doing, and i think the joint command does a very good job with that. i thank you very much. host: bill, do you have experience with the joint command? caller:

madison disliked small de democracy in williamsburg and richmond, he had encountered state legislators to whom he considered an enlightened. he watched as they were easily swayed by the seductive oratory of patrick henry. mabus identified with henry in 1775, yet henry came to subvert every last perform, every last policy he in the jefferson championed madison feared demagoguery, and he identified henry with demagoguery. this is where madison and jefferson fundamentally different. jefferson always salles tyranny at the top of the political hierarchy until he was elected president. for madison, tierney had more than one source. it could manifest itself if too much power was launched in the state's court in the executive branch. pow work could shift. it was only in the 79 these madison and jefferson identified the same source of tierney. that is when hamilton steps between them and president washington and the bid to consolidate national power in one place. madison and jefferson deferred in meaningful ways on the meaning of slavery. both advocated the decolonization of freed slaves on the

the williamsburg lodge in williamsburg, virginia. >> i'm glad you say it's a great place because it isor kids. if they're learning something about american history, you can take them there to get a full experience of what it was like in colonial times, but lately they've had a drop in visits. they've really done a lot to make efforts to make it much more entertaining and the lodge has actually had a two-year complete renovation. you're going to be in the lap of luxury there and your kids are going to have a great time. this is also a great place to go for halloween. they do a haunted tavern tour so you can hear the ghost stories about the old times, and again $225 a night for your stay including breakfast as well. >> and if the kids are old enough you can leave them in the room and mom and dad go, the spa there is spectacular. >> you can leave them in the room? is is that okay? >> if they're old enough. i'm not saying leave them with a bowl of kibble. let's go to palm springs. >> even in the beginning of winter it's warm there. the grand champion resort is a great place to go. the kids

pennsylvania, norfolk, seeing almost a food of rain yesterday, plus they had wind, trees down in williamsburgsix inches in baltimore, seven inches in alan town, now the rain moves on. other interesting records of note, four inches in binghamton, new york, very far inland, far to the north. the most rain they have had ton on that day. the wettest day ever. about the more, maryland, wettest shept day ever, six inches, syracuse, the wettest september day also, very far away from the coastline, the tropical system merging with a midlatitude system and interesting weather across a wide variety of places, to say the least. as far as where the rainfall is now, moving across parts of the east coast. with that, we are looking at some travel delays. actually, if you can give me the radar on gustav that would be sweet. laguardia, 3 hours and 20 minutes, yeah, traveling in and out of that area, going to be a problem. 1:15 now at jfk and teeter borrow tops to have some delays. here is the the radar. and look at this just in the past couple of hours, we are seeing a little bit of a wave develop right in th

host: randy, williamsburg, va., on the republican line. caller: good morning. i own a business that is a mobile fitness facility that travels around and as preventative health benefits with k-12. i have had the good fortune of working with your rural area medical and stan brock in virginia. what a wonderful group you have produced for the country there in nationanashville. these types of organizations can challenge some hospitals on delivering world-class health care. in the circumstances with rural area medical, those services were provided in horse stalls at the state fairgrounds with the university of virginia collaborating with many other professionals in the many different fields to bring health prevention -- host: we talked about that a while back on this program. one caller brought up the fact of how dehumanizing it was to be in horse stalls. caller: but that person probably waited all night to receive a service for free. that person who deliver the service would have been a world- renown doctor from the university of virginia. host: we got the point --