charity's mom linda smith told me a couple months ago she doesn't have good days anymore. losing her daughter has been unbearable as you can imagine. she joins me again tonight. thank you so much for being with us. i'm sure this has been a tough day for you. how are you holding up when you got the word he was going to be charged? >> i was praying for justice and i felt like -- that if he -- if it's served. i just don't know how this is going to turn out, you know? i mean, for his third one he -- he got probation. and we know how that turned out. so, i mean, i'm glad they charged him, but i still don't know how this is going to turn out. >> has the former governor at all reached out to you? has anybody tried to explain from his office why they gave this guy a pardon? >> no. no one has called me. no one has tried to get in touch with me. no one. >> if you could talk to governor barbour, what would you say to had him? what would you ask him? >> he saw the e-mail. and he pardoned this man anyway. did he not commit a crime himself? is that not a crime? i would ask him if that w

charity's mom linda smith told me a couple of days ago she doesn't have good days anymore. losing her daughter has been unbearable, as you can imagine. she joins me again tonight. thank you so much for being with us. i'm sure this has been a tough day for you. how are you holding up when you got the word that he was going to be charged? >> i was praying for justice, and i feel like that if he -- if it served. i don't know how this is going to turn out, you know. i mean, for his third one, he got probation, and we know how that turned out. i mean, i'm glad they charged him, but i still don't know how this is going to turn out. >> has the governor, the former governor at all reached out to you? has anybody tried to explain from his office why they gave this guy a pardon? >> no, no one has called me. no one has tried to get in touch with me. no one. >> if you could talk to governor barbour, what would you say to him? what would you ask him? >> he saw the e-mail, and he pardoned this man anyway. did he not commit a crime himself? is that not a crime? i would ask him, if that wo

charity's mom linda smith told me a couple months ago she doesn't have good days anymore. losing her daughter has been unbearable as you can imagine. she joins me again tonight. thank you so much for being with us. i'm sure this has been a tough day for you. how are you holding up when you got the word he was going to be charged? >> i was praying for justice and i felt like -- that if he -- if it's served. i just don't know how this is going to turn out, you know? i mean, for his third one he -- he got probation. and we know how that turned out. so, i mean, i'm glad they charged him, but i still don't know how this is going to turn out. >> has the former governor at all reached out to you? has anybody tried to explain from his office why they gave this guy a pardon? >> no. no one has called me. no one has tried to get in touch with me. no one. >> if you could talk to governor barbour, what would you say to him? what would you ask him? >> he saw the e-mail. and he pardoned this man anyway. did he not commit a crime himself? is that not a crime? i would ask him if that would

congressman jim moran and linda smith took a tour with gsa staffers and vented about the potential traffic jam ahead. >> you know this is what we have been going through for years. shouldn't be this difficult. >> reporter: here is the problem. while this tiny gate off fairview park is supposed to be the main entrance this is the much bigger truck entrance along route 50, where most workers expected to drive in. with falls church high school right down the street and pine spring neighborhood commuting through, moran predicts traffic could back up onto route 50. >> four lanes here. this is not where they should be this is traffic calready. >> reporter: there is only enough parking for 2/3 of employees. >> a lot of people use this area for cut throws. >> i'm concerned about parking in the neighborhood from the employees. >> reporter: neighbors are uneasy knowing armed officers check the trucks. >> what does that mean if they are putting in those type of security precautions and taking them for the building. what happens to the folks with kids playing in their backyards? >> those who live alon