biggest battle in virginia since the revolutionary war, which of course is still being fought in williamsburg. when will the redcoats surrender? and folks i have to tell you i am worried about the cucci because a recent poll has him trailing terry mcauliffe by double digits, apparently cuccinelli's message about law on oral sex is not going over well with the virginia voters, many of whom evidently have genitals. so, with just one week to go before election day, cuccinelli hit the campaign trail with kentucky senator rand, rand paul who expressed her pro choice views and what it would affect the future. >> >> that is irrefutable, folks, what he is saying, that is irrefutable scientific evidence that mcauliffe pro-choice policies will lead to an ethan hawke movie. >> do we want that? with msnbc the raven chel mad dow found fault with rand paul's research methodology. >> the weird thing about that line from senator paul's speech today in the not too distant future you jan knicks is common is that line appears almost verbatim in the wikipedia entry on "gattaca". >> about the future, where eugeni

they called it the williamsburg accord." he said -- and i quote -- "if you want to grasp why republicans are careening toward a potential federal government shutdown and possibly toward provoking a sovereign debt crisis after that, you need to understand that this is the inevitable product of a conscious party strategy." his article goes on to say -- and i quote -- "the way to make sense of it is that republicans have planned since january to force obama to accede to large chunks of the republican agenda without republicans having to offer any policy concessions of their own." that's not negotiation, mr. president. and we saw the implementation of that strategy beginning early in the spring when we did exactly what republicans wanted: we passed a budget in the senate and the house passed a budget and we attempted to go to conference to work out the difference between the two. actually, we've attempted to do that more than 20 times now, and every single time republicans have blocked action. for six months they have refused to

williamsburg is just so poor. the majority of people are living off of the government. that just they need to do something down here and there are no jobs here whatsoever. the coal mine has shut down. runs the country right there, too, you know. >> in better times, the coal miner would have been the major employer there in williamsburg? caller: yes, it has. they always want to create jobs in central kentucky, but they don't want to create none in southern kentucky. >> >> thanks for the call. let's wrap up here with chicago and richard is on the democrats' line. >> caller: hi, how are you? thank you for taking my call. chicago, illinois, i've got a bachelor's degree. i'm 63. haven't had insurance the last 15 years. i tried entrepreneurship and failed and i'm on social security now and i get a little amount in food stamps. people who l of the are suffering because of the shutdown, i feel sorry for them. i look at myself and i feel like doing great because look at them, they have nothing. i hope the government opens

airport that was quite a trip but other things like my wife was an anchorwoman covering the g-7 in williamsburg and i have a ticket to hang out could i get a press pass? sure. these little things back-and-forth charlie wic sent me on africa. people were nice to each other and we worked together. it was just different. that is part of it. the not after 6:00 thing was real. not personal. so let's get to the grubby aspects of politics to agree to disagree then you get something done. 1981 the president got what he wanted us speaker could make the country work then he said to get everything you wanted now it is your turn. and then they said and then with fiscal 83 but tip went on the floor for the president that you were here because of reagan in talking to the republican members of congress and now we're on the eve of an election talking for a change of policy. and then reagan said how neece that was to be in the same side of the fight. social security was a piece of choreography you cannot imagine today. but what's happening in this is the president has a provision for their the us speaker approv

- i guess what i'm getting at, is there a -- is there a support -- >> is there a south african williamsburge, people are really pushing the boundaries now. we didn't really have a theme when we started. you look around. it's like, man, like demographic is crazy. >> what do you mean by that? >> it's not just racial, but classes, you know. >> people are being pushed and pulled. >> it's like an aspirational culture. >> what do you think that means? >> the whole rainbow nation notion was quite romantic and ridiculous. you know, like racism is not on a piece of paper. so just because we voted it out doesn't mean people stop being racist. so it was ridiculous in that sense. but we've lived something else for 20 years. people want it. it's no longer like a coffee table idea. ♪ this was the hardest decision i've ever had to make. jim, i adore the pool at your hotel. anna, your hotels have wondrous waffle bars. ryan, your hotels' robes are fabulous. i have twelve of them. twelve? shhhh, i'm worth it& what i'm trying to say is, it's so hard to pick just one of you, so i'm choosing all of you with hot

hanging out in colonial williamsburg. in practice he showed up with a colonial hat. >> no.did not. >> that would have been a great picture. >> he came in on a horse and it was fantastic. >> not really but it would have been fun. >> still to come on fox 5. >> a behind-the-scenes look at the late tribute to cory monteith. the cass talks about the message the show has for hands -- fans. >> why it might be a good idea to eat your lunch at your desk. >> ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] more room in economy plus. more comfort, more of what you need. ♪ that's... built around you friendly. ♪ that's... built around you friendly. february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... ken cuccinelli joins tea party republicans to block the plan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridlock in richmond. mcauliffe presses democrats to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." we're switchi

this is anti-williamsburg-brooklyn rant. this chick is not a hipster. i for one is grateful.ntire bor roy of brooklyn who pretend like they're poor. melissa: trying to be honest. >> she is trying to capitalize on this hysteria that consumer spend something a little bit down. consumer index says consumer spend something down 21%, according to "gallup poll." >> i'm sure she is very familiar with both of those i'm sure. >> genghis people are freaking out on the economy and people are hating on occupy wall streeters. we know andy cohen has the little talk show. she wants to be on it. kudos to her. melissa: i mean, isn't that the bottom line, scott? don't you feel like when i was reading all this and seeing follow-up and she is online and everybody is tweeting, whatever, she is gathering material for a book. to me it's, maybe i'm cynical, this is the ultimate commercial move where she is just trying to get chatter going, very smartly at a young age so she can get out there to write a book or whatever else. >> she is playing everybody and probably even her future professors in coll

the leading edge near williamsburg, coming in the northern neck, too, and coming up the chesapeake baymore rain coming from this. the remnants of tropical storm karen now around the outer banks is coming closer to washington. here is the timing. this area in green is the leading edge of the rain. this is as of 2:00 p.m. it looks like it will be into our eastern suburbs just coming into washington right around then and then these are the rain totals expected around 10:00 this evening. we could have anywhere between half an inch to an inch of rain. rain around much of the area. now going forward how much longer is this rain going to last? chuck bell is joining us live on the mall. chuck? >>> good morning, tom. inside of the storm team 4 aboutx4 this morning i have our mobile threat network up here and we're checking out some of the reporting stations. the buoys are reporting 10 to 12 foot seas at ocean city has a wind gust at 33 miles an hour, so this is very much like a tropical storm system as you were mexing, the remnants of karen. what does it all mean for us going forward? the impac

they can go to williamsburg. they can go to a lot of different sites. >> reporter: that's one thing about the bay area. if you didn't go to alcatraz or yosemite, there are other places. >> to find out more about how the government shutdown impacts you, log on to kpix.com. >>> bay area transit unions are taking a page from congress' book digging in for a fight. and ryan takeo tells us it's not just bart we should be worrying about. >> reporter: there are so many ac transit buses, bustling through berkeley, it's tough to keep count. >> every day? >> reporter: but passengers like these women -- >> i'm a student. >> reporter: -- count ron rides daily. >> i definitely need to take the bus. >> i count on rides daily. >> reporter: 18-192 waved union leaders back to the bargaining again. >> it's rare to turn it down the first time, but to turn it down a second time, that's even more rare. >> reporter: even though it's rare, uc-berkeley professor harley shaken says it's not the first time. he says workers probably have th

the leading edge near williamsburg, further to the east in the middle neck of have a have a, the northern neck and st. mary's county and parts of southern maryland. there's not as much cloudiness but all cloudy elsewhere. we'll stay cloudy through the morning by noontime into the low to mid-60s. the high for the day and then rain in a the metro area around 2:00 and off and on rain from 2:00 p.m. through this evening. we'll have temperatures drop back down into the 50s so a rainy and chilly evening down to the mid-50s with rain. more rain likely the next several days. details on that with your seven-day outlook. now, danella, how is traffic? >>> tom, still following breaking news on bw parkway. chopper 4 arriving to the scene. here is what's going on southbound is lanes bw parkway are blocked at 175. it looks like multiple accidents. now what's happening northbound side. seeing delays. to get the drivers off to the southbound side the drivers here merge merged over to the northbound lanes using the emergency road and so northbound you are experiencing a delay. i'm adding it up now. it's at

. >> we went down to the williamsburg retreat in virginia.t three weeks in his term and he attacked republicans who disagreed with him substantively on the stimulus bill. >> here's where the division k07 comes from and where the healing has to half. it's become the common thing in this town to say president obama did not deliver on the unity message. but people do not take responsibility for the fact that from the very beginning there was a republican strategy, a strategy to oppose him on everything in the middle of two wars and the great depression and that's wrong. >> here's the thing. i think we're so used to going throughout the highs and the lows in washington. the question i have is, why can't people just go to work every day an get things done? that's what most of us do. >> that's what this president tried to do for five years. this time he finally said no to the bullying and he won and we're glad about it. >> the president's not without blame here. you know a lot of democrats who say, we don't get to talk to him, much less republicans

articleferring to this that in january, the house toublicans met, retreated williamsburg, virginia, and came up with a strategy. the first element of that strategy was a kind of legislative strike. all decided to boycott direct negotiations with president obama. subsequently extended that boycott to negotiations with the democratic senate, which only goes to prove why despite having passed a budget six months ago, each of the eight team times that senator murray has asked to go to a conference, which is a meeting of the house of representatives and the senate to work out their differences, there has been objections. when i read this article saying the house republicans decided to boycott all direct negotiations with president obama and with thethat boycott democratic senate, we are seeing the consequences of that strategy. today. this kind of refusal to even enter negotiations is highly unusual. the way to make sense of it is republicans have plan since january to force obama to exceed two large chunks of the republican agenda without republicans having to offer any policy concessions o

the honor to represent america's 1st district in virginia which includes jamestown, yorkstown, williamsburg and also the historic battlefields there in fredericksburg, virginia. director jarvis, i want to ask you if you go back historically and look at the shutdown in '95-'96 and you rook at how the park -- you look at how the park service handled specifically jamestown's settlement which, as you know, is run by preservation virginia, it's a private entity, they've been running that area since 1835, a nonprofit organization, the access is through the colonial parkway. in '95 operations there at jamestown settlement continued without interruption. this time around, unfortunately, historic jamestown was told to close by the park service. there was actually a park service employee there at the gate turning people away. they came from all over the country. you know, preservation virginia relies on the revenue generated there at jamestown settlement for their operations. that cost them about $6 or $7,000 a day. it took ten days to work out an agreement so that access to that facility owned and o

jonathan shade of "new york" magazines that in january the house republicans met, retreated to williamsburg, virginia and came up with a strategy. what's that veaj? he goes on to say the -- strategy. he goes on to say the first element is a kind of legislative strike. house republicans decided to boycott all direct negotiations with president obama and then subsequently extended that boycott to negotiations with the democratic senate, which only goes to prove why despite having passed a budget six months ago, or over six months ago, that each of the 18 times that senator murray, the budget chair, has asked to go to a conference, which is a meeting of the house of representatives and the senate to work out their differences in their budgets, there has been objections. so when i read this article and say that house republicans decided to boycott all direct negotiations with president obama and then subsequently 12e7bded -- extended that boycott to negotiations with the democratic senate, we are seeing the consequences of that strategy here today. and this kind of refusal, he says in his artic