. >> garrett's hurting. garrett's hurting. get garrett out of there. bowen, bowen. bowen, go to four, go to four. come on, get out. we got you, we got you. come on. >> the trainer said, when i came off to the side, i was like, "i know everything, i know everything," because, you know, i didn't want him to think i had a concussion or anything. >> you all right? >> years past, we used to say, "he got his bell rung." but we've kind of shied away from that, and we actually call it what it is, and it was a little bit of a head trauma. >> number 20, josh... >> narrator: there are at least 60,000 concussions like this one every year in high school football. concussions have always been part of the game, but lately, they've been met with far more scrutiny. >> number 32 on third down and six. in trouble. gets rid of the ball. oh, big hit on desean jackson, and there is a penalty marker... >> narrator: the nfl's high profile drama over big hits played out all fall in the media. >> i don't know how you take this out of the game of football, but we've got to find a way. we've g

that was about 3,000 feet out in garrett county. so you're going to expect to start seeing some snow at that elevation. excuse me. wow. what a shocker. let's take a look at first warning doppler weather radar. morning showers and showers around now are the same system that brought that snow and continue to bring that light snowfall to garrett county. there's a cold front moving our way. take a look at the moisture out to the west. it's moving our way. we're going to have some showers come through here over the course of the afternoon. i can't even rule out we might not -- we might see a little bit of sun. variably cloudy skies in between showers. 53 on tv hill right now. it's 8 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. a november-like chill coming our way. yeah. daytime highs now in the mid 6 0s. november highs in the mid 50s. our the next five days in the mid 50s. there's a couple of bright spots in that forecast. some good news actually. i'll have those for you during our first warning weather segment. now back to you. >> thank you

and yes, there was snow in garrett county. mainly about 2500 feet, where they saw about a half inch to an inch. 50, ocean city. and in the mid- to upper 50s around central maryland. elkton, for some reason, jumped top 60? and 57 down by the bay. westminster at 52. we've got a west/northwest wind that brought the chilly air in. finally, the winds pick up. if you're heading out this evening, with temperatures in the 40s and 50s, it's going to feel about 5 or 7 degrees cooler than the actual temperature. because of debris. so dress for a chilly evening tonight. now, as far as the rain is concerned, the bulk of it well offshore as you can see. a little snow fell this afternoon and this morning over eastern portions of indiana. western ohio, temperatures about 35, 36. a little more down in the portions of the dacoatas. portions of illinois, actually got about an inch, inch and a half for of new snow for them. the rain, out to the west. this is basically lake-effect snow. warm water. cold air coming across great lakes. and a lot of

garrett's record is 78-foot wave. location is known as a mecca for giant waves and also incredibly dangerous spot to surf. right at the base. there are rocks right at the base just before he caught that mountain of a wave which could have killed him, he rescued a fellow surfer and friend who nearly drowned. joining me exclusively is carlos burle. carlos, congratulations. i watched the video of you on that wave over and over again today. every single time your heart stops. what was it like riding the wave? >> it's crazy, you know, because you going so fast and you know that it can fall and it's like going down a mountain that never ends because while the wave it -- it's very intense and it's so hard for you to keep control in a situation like that, and i had my heart coming up out of my mouth all the time like you have to hold yourself you have to hold yourself. you're not going to fall. you're not going to fall. i was so happy when i made it all the way to the bottom and i hold the first white water hit me and the sec

budget and shut down, representative s bill pascrell and scott garrett will join us and stand together. at least we are forcing them to meet on tv. and health care enrollment under obama care. better known as open enrollment season. dr. season jay gupta is traveling the country, talking to people like you about the new law. you have questions, 's got a lot of answers. he'll join us next to discuss the possibility of happens if you opt out. not interested. no thanks. what does that mean to you? >>> later on, the video that's astounding so many people. a motorcycle gang surrounding a vehicle on a new york highway. one biker is in a coma. others are arrested. what were they doing? what would you have done were you in the car when the bikers besieged you, your baby in the back?

mild to garrett county. look at the dew point. 25 degrees. this is very dry, canadian air. this morning, we got down to 38, with a bit of a breeze and? clouds. 30 in oakland. they have a little snow on the ground. picked up two to four inches of that lake of effect -- lake- effect no. -- snow. yes, it was breezy. it was silly. overnight tonight, the winds have died down. because of that, we expect to see freezing temps. north and west of the city. do have a freeze watch, freeze warnings in effect for all of those areas, even in portions of northern delaware and

the upper 20s around the higher elevations in garrett county. we showed you yesterday and we've been showing you through the morning snow on the ground at route 50 and table rock. 3,000 feet in elevation higher in garrett county. wow. 39 cumberland, 37 hagerstown, 36 easton, 39 at the ocean, 41 bel air, 39 columbia, the low 40s annapolis, kent island, mid 40s in rock hall. i want to show you something interesting. we were talking about this snowfall in western maryland. there could be additional flurries blowing around western maryland. look at the lake effect. first time we've seen that this year. chilly temperatures are settled in over the mid atlantic. tonight we have a freeze watch in effect essentially from the 95 corridor and west. if there's any plants you were saying i think i want to bring those in, might want to try to keep them alive, do it before you go to bed tonight. it's going to get cold. forecasting a low of 34. that's for bwi. you figure in your neighborhoodd get to 31 or 32 degrees. mild air right now. it's not that much warme

we have insight from nancy cordes and major garrett. how did a nine-year-old boy pass through security and get on a plane without a ticket? dean reynolds on the case of the las vegas stow away. and we'll talk the future of the n.f.l. with cowboy's owner jerry jones. the commissioner, roger goodell, seems hell bent to start a team in london and i wonder what you think of that. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. a team of elite u.s. investigators has s aboard a navy warship in the mediterranean tonight interrogating one of the most- wanted terror suspects in the world. anas al-libi, a 49-year-old libyan, is charged in the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassies in tanzania and kenya that killed 224 people, including 12 americans. u.s. commandos captured him over the weekend in libya. the government wants face justice, but the slope that he will also information about al qaeda. justice correspondent bob orr has the latest. >> abu anas alibi is being held aboard this navy ship

the widespread rain is pushing through allegheny county and garrett county. this fully pushing through during the midday this will be pushing through during the midday. mid to upper 70's through the midday. rain developing after 10:00 a.m. any of those storms could bring heavy downpours. we cannot rule out a nice letter chance for severe weather. >> thank you, ava. leaves on the ground and hot apple cider and pumpkins. this is the largest pumpkin ever to come out of long island, new york. it weighs more than 1400 pounds. it is not the largest ever. there was a pumpkin that w eighed one ton from rhode island. >> that is pretty big. peanut butter cups. there is something about the combination of chocolate and peanut butter. take a look at this. director for the world's largest peanut butter cup. employees maybe more than 200.9 pound peanut butter cup -- 2 butter cup.nut i will take one of those. 6:43. >> we are talking about this >> good morning once again. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. southbound 95 at 895, we have a car fire and it may be b

major garrett is at the white house for us tonight. major? >> reporter: scott, all day long the white house opposed whatever house republicans efforts were to put a bill on the floor and they're hopeful the senate compromise deal nancy referred to, might verge. that's why the president in an interview with one of our affiliates in des moines, iowa, said on that he's still optimistic. >> there's a faction there that believes any compromise of any sort is unacceptable, that they've got to get 100% of what they want or at least a lot of what they want. and they haven't been willing to engage with democrats over there. so we're stuck in the house but i remain optimistic that this will eventually get resolved. >> pelley: scott, as for fitch credit rating agency's designation that it's reviewing the united states credit rating the treasury department noted it didn't downgrade the credit rating, just put it on a negative watch. treasury said fitch didn't not find fault with the underlying strength of the u.s. economy but it did find fault with congr

nancy cordes and major garrett have the latest in washington. john blackstone finds there's no money for federal loans that create jobs. >> it just makes no sense to me. >> pelley: and in a bizarre twist, the shutdown means prison inmates are being paid but guards are not. millions visited the web site for obamacare but how many are signing up? anna werner reports insurance companies are worried. leslie stahl introduces us to a man who saved more than 100 desperate refugees by telling the government they were all his children. >> reporter: is your heart pounding? palms sweating? >> i certainly was nervous, yes. >> pelley: and "on the road." steve hartman with a man who lost his sight but found his calling as a home builder. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we could be just six days away from a perfect storm: when the government shutdown runs smack into the first-ever government default. pressure is building on house republicans to end their standoff with the president and here

incredible snow and damage with that in garrett county, just one year ago. in the meantime, nothing but a few showers. through midday tomorrow 60 and 64 by 4:00. almost no wind. quiet on the range as they say and temperature wise in the mid- 60s south of us. 60 in baltimore. a few upper 50s to the north. again, quiet tonight and tomorrow. clouds will thicken up. we could see a passing shower. more unsettled weather begins to edge in. along the boundary which drifted south, some cooler temps. area of low pressure along the front and it could mean brief showers unless all the moisture gets rung out in the mountains. computer models splitting in terms of will we see rain. some indications that the showers will diminish and some that they will hang together. not a lot of rain. a brief dry period through early thursday. by thursday night, depending on the speed of the front to the west, realize there could be showers around at least a few showers for all the ghouls and goblins. on the positive side of things as we go into the last months of the hurricane season,

temperature-wise now, garrett county, 32 in oakland. 46, cumberland. so as soon as you get up into the high elevations, as to the temperatures in the 30s. and that's why they've seen wet snow today. we're picking up about maybe a half inch, quarter inch on the grass. 49, hagerstown. 50 in ocean city. and 56 over in d.c. 54 up in elkton. the dew point is low. which means it's going to get cold tonight. but we do have, for tomorrow night, more importantly, a frost and freeze advisory, and a freeze warning. west of us, temperatures likely to get at or even below freezing mainly those areas north and west of town, tomorrow night. so if you had tender plants out, bring them in sometime tomorrow. otherwise, frost may just kill those plants. kai? >> bob, thank you. >>> a big boost for baltimore. amazon announces it's going to build a new warehouse in charm city, bringing 1,000 jobs to the area. wjz is live in southeast baltimore, near the proposed site. linh bui is there, and proposed the move and its massive impact. linh? >> the new facility will be built he

major garrett at the white house. nancy cordes at the capitol. and we'll speak to one of wall street's leading investors. >> there's no deal unless the treasury stops paying people then it's armageddon. >> pelley: plus washington insight from bob schieffer. one of the world's most-wanted terror suspects arrives in new york city. david martin on abu anas al-libi facing charges in the american embassy bombings. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it is now 14 days and counting for the government shutdown. t-three days and counting to a possible government default. tonight there are signs of real progress toward ending this stalemate. senate leaders have been meeting on and off all day and appear to be near an agreement that could reopen the government and raise the government's borrowing limit the so-called debt ceiling, so that it can pay its bills. but they are not there quite yet and with the threat of default still hanging over america, we have a team of correspondents looking a

the only reason dare rete is in the there, they have -- garrett is not there, they have will multiple ones. enhanced satellite view shows the clouds break apart. a clear sky will help things clear off. on maryland's most powerful radar it's a clean sweep but further west we have a couple of isolated snow showers that have been on and off in the garrett county way. let's take a look. in annapolis it's a mixed sky as it has been all day. back and forth with the clouds. expecting a clear sky and a rapid cooldown, a little bit of a chop on the severn river, gusting over 20 miles an hour. 50 at bwi. sunset early at 6:15. most of the morning in the 40s. we're in the 40s west of baltimore. lock at that chilly steady northwesterly breeze, steadily at 17 in d.c. new, gusting around 25 in baltimore, d.c. and we've got 26. it's going to be a chilly evening. if you're heading out, put on an extra layer. so the skies will continue to clear out. a rapid cooloff and mostly clear scierks nothing more than a few high thin clouds. we stay dry into saturday after a very cold start saturday morning. temp

garrett east record is 78 foot wave. location is known as a mecca for giant waves and also incredibly dangerous spot to surf. there are rocks right at the base just before he caught that mountain of a wave which could have killed him, he rescued a fellow surfer and friend who nearly drowned. joining me is carlos bulay. congratulations. i watched the video of you on that wave over and over again today. every single time your heart stops. what was it like riding the wave? >> it's crazy, you know, because you going so fast and you know that it can fall and it's like going down a mountain that never ends because while the wave it -- it's very intense and it's so hard for you to keep control in a situation like that, and i had my heart coming up out of my mouth all the time like you have to hold yourself you have to hold yourself. you're not going to fall. you're not going to fall. i was so happy when i made it all the way to the bottom and i hold the first white water hit me and the second white water i couldn't hold anymore

i'm ed garrett i'm a lifelong athlete. i really thought my athletic endeavors were over with until tommie copper came along. i'm kent thusen and without the tommie copper compression sleeves i would not be able to work out again. if tommie copper compression sleeves can work for a professional body builder and a former professional basketball player, they can work for anyone. i detached 2 tendons in my shoulder and i had to have major shoulder surgery. i noticed that after surgery that wearing the shirt 24/7 really was helping me feel better. i was really expecting it would take him a full year to recover because of how bad things were. it took him about 4 months to recover. i did not know he was wearing a tommie copper i just told him whatever you're doing keep doing. my passion is golf. i had grade 4 bone on bone arthritis in both my knees. i would up no longer being able to walk a golf course because i couldn't deal with the swelling that would occur. i got the tommie copper compression sleeve, put it on, immediately no

clifton garrett is likely next. he's a 6'2, 225-pound linebacker that can change the momentum of a game with a single powerful hit. clifton garrett 5:40 - when i get a big hit or i see a big hit, that pumps me up to go even harder. when i see a teammate make a big hit, i'm like i gotta match that or make it even harder. ken bublitz 11:04 - it's so energizing. it's a confidence builder. kids feel as if they have what it takes to get it done on the field. we've shown that we can play physical, and there's the evidence. just one look at clifton before he even takes the field, you can tell what position he plays. coach 11:56 - i think clifton meets a description that i've heard plice to 12:05 think dick butkus said that you know how you know a linebacker? you know one when you see one. that fits clifton to a t. dad 3:08 - i would say sorta, he fits sort of in the mind of mike singletary at the time. he was a hard nosed, smash mouth football player. and that's what clifton loves doing. clifton 1:32 - i feel like i'm a ph

now the autumn glory festival in maryland and garrett county was last week and they are pretty much passed peek. if you are west of the divide, if you're on the other side, you are near peek, some good color and setting up now. maybe not quite time to go there for the skyline drive, but pretty close. maybe this weekend the time to go. and some in western suburbs, not much d.c. south and east. we'll keep you posted. okay, a live look outside. it's our live michael and son weather cam. was never bright today, but it was mild. winds out of the south at 7. we're looking at the satellite picture. there's your frontal boundary. it will weaken, but this is what clouds and throw showers our way tomorrow. the morning commute will be okay, but tomorrow evening, we'll see a batch of showers move through. we are seeing clouds roll through and that's it. temperatures are nice. 70 in college park. 67 in bethesda and fairfax and reston. and 68 down in waldorf. now we're looking at a lot of clouds tonight, but remain mild. milder tonight, lows in the 60s. warm tomorrow, a few showers. a wet evening commut

jason garrett and his team coming back after that brutal defeat last week. redskins bye week and all that. they face chicago next week. dallas off to philly. battle for first. wendy's postgame report coming your way on the other side of the break. >>> dallas 31, washington 16. they are atop of division and they play at philadelphia next week. washington, meanwhile, falls to 1-4. for the game balls and the force that's go off on the side of the sunday night football bus, you have dwayne harris. punt return of 86 for a td. brandon carr, terrific game. harris, carr and lee are with michelle. >> sean lee, last week, 51 points. tonight, such an overall effort. what changed? >> a lot of work. we made sure we brought that tonight and played well. >> the front four was so depleted. demarcus ware goes out with the injury. did you overcome that? >> we had a lot of guys that have been working to get better. it made the difference. >> congratulations. what a performance. let's go to brandon carr who had the tough assignment of covering pierre garcon. how did you do it?

garrett county, 41 degrees the caller got a photo i saw, color is beautiful out in garrett county right now. leesburg, 55, 61 in cambridge. again the highs this afternoon. 71 manassas. monika samtani, we love fridays don't we? >>> generally speaking i always call it friday morning light. but i'm afraid to say it. at 1:00 this morning the wilson bridge had a power outage and the entire winter was dark. i'm hearing the lights are back on, so just be aware. there may be power outages in alexandria old town. northbound coming up should be clearing up shortly. as we speak. we'll go over to a live picture now in springfield. no problems for report here. let's go back to the maps and this time we'll head all the way north, no problems on route 355 or old georgetown road. river road out of bethesda. a live look outside one more time, here's the beltway in silver springs. >>> hundreds of thousands of federal workers have a big pay day coming. employees who stayed home or worked without pay will receive back pay in their next paycheck. for most those will come october 2nd. >>> the national zoo re

but north of that area, pittsburgh is going to drop a little bit in garrett county. and a little here in portions of virginia. but we think that low is going to migrate southward over the next couple of days. it may come a little closer and then get pushed back again. so i think by saturday, may actually just have cloudy skies. i know there's a game at maryland this weekend. may just have a lot of clouds and hold off on that drizzle, just perhaps in the morning. north winds at 10 to 15 on the bay. small craft advisory. bay temp around ston still. rain and drizzle from time to time. not all the time. 55 and i a little fog here. 63 tomorrow. a little warmer with occasional periods, unfortunately, of light rain and drizzle once again. >> all right. we're handling it. thanks, bob. >>> we have a reminder for you this saturday, it's a big day of college football, right on wjz. you can see the navy midshipmen take on the navy duke blue devils at noon. >>> still ahead at 5:00. was it really suicide? the shocking new details we're learning about the death of cleveland kidnapp

his mother, jessica garrett tells me he was outgoing and caring. >> there is no reason for this. he was just at the wrong place at the wrong time. i don't understand why this is happening. i don't know why our family is going through this. >> reporter: police believe chandler was shot by gang members but don't believe he was in a gang. the police sergeant tells me that he was caught in the middle of a violent turf war. a gang feud that has led to 14 shootings since june. last month, someone opened fire on this car full of teenagers leaving one dead. and coming this wave of violence is a tall order for a department hit hard by budget cuts. right now, there are just 80 officers here in vallejo. half of ha they had five years ago. and the gang unit is gone. >> we lost the gang intelligence officers. it's a perfect storm for us to have the inability to have the intelligence and the resources to enforce. >> reporter: vallejo police plan to shuffle around officers to deal with this gang rivalry that has left a teenager dead. >> whoever they are, i hope they get caught. this is not righ

garrett county, and mens mens still a little snow across portions of the midwest. still getting snow shower activity. most of it here in the mountains pretty much gone. partly cloudy skies. that front stays cool. but dry weather continues for us into the weekend. milder air for the weekend. looks like really some very nice, fall continues. but tomorrow night with the cold areas, i've probably seen many spots down around 31, 32 degrees. that's why for tomorrow night, we've got a freeze warning, and freeze watch and frost advisories, all over the place, north and west of the city, metro area. west winds on the bay, gusting to 20 knots. bay temp around 63 now. and tonight, look for clear to partly cloudy skies. mid-30s to low 40s down by the inner harbor. 54 degrees tomorrow. which is just a little bit more than where we are right now, with still a breeze, under sunny to partly sunny skies. cool, fall day coming up. and chilly nights, until we get into the weekend, where moderation occurs. >> thanks, bob. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. glitches galo

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i'll start with you, representative garrett. here's what you were quoted october 7th in national review online as saying, referring to the debt ceiling. if it doesn't have a full delay or defund of obama care, i know i and many others will not be able to support whatever the leadership proposes. if it's just a repeal of the medical device tax or chain cpi, that won't be enough. what would be enough for you to vote in favor of raising the nation's debt ceiling? >> so i voted many times in the past to raise the debt ceiling in this country and i'm ready and willing to again, so we can get the fiscal house in order in this country. so what we would like to do is to try to put us on a path to fiscal sanity and one way you do that is to begin to address our entitlement problems and this is something that we've talked about for years, but we actually have to get to the point of negotiating it and talking about it and getting all parties to the table, and that's what we would like to see. >> does it have to have, as you said earlier, a

what do you think, garrett? >> i know that the waves were huge, and there was a lot of surfers that rode big waves but i know definitely no 100-foot wave was ridden that day or i would have been surfing more. >> you said definitely no 100-foot waves. >> yeah. >> how are such things sorted out in surfing world? >> you got to get the right angle, and then billabong judges who is the biggest wave. andrew cotton got a wave that broke top to bottom, and to me it looks bigger than carlos, and then there's a few other guys that got waves that broke top to bottom. carlos had an amazing ride. they all had amazing rides, but definitely no 100-footer. >> help us understand why the big wave yesterday. >> such a large stretch, the interval in between wave was 22 seconds and we have never seen that. the ground was shaking. the -- you could see the surfers from the cliff and you could talk to them. when miya was getting drug through the caldron there, you could see everything. it's the most amazing place in the world to witnes

nancy cordes and major garrett have the latest in washington. john blackstone finds there's no money for federal loans that create jobs. >> it just makes no sense to me. >> pelley: and in a bizarre twist, the shutdown means prison inmates are being paid but guards are not. millions visited the web site for obamacare but how many are signing up? anna werner reports insurance companies are worried. leslie stahl introduces us to a man who saved more than 100 desperate refugees by telling the government they were all his children. >> reporter: is your heart pounding? palms sweating? >> i certainly was nervous, yes. >> pelley: and "on the road." steve hartman with a man who lost his sight but found his calling as a home builder.

major garrett is at the white house. nancy cordes looks for answers on capitol hill. >> what do you need in order to reopen the full government? >> that government shutdown sows trouble on america's farms. dean reynolds reports. a cbs news investigation bm axelrod becomes a congressional hearing on dangerous prescriptions for veterans. and the source of a salmonella outbreak is found, so why did we find suspect chicken on supermarket shelves? john blackstone has the answer. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

now to the white house and correspondent major garrett. major? >> reporter: scott, the white house calls house republicans "extortionists." president obama said a government shutdown would harm federal workers as well as the broader economy and undercut american prestige. >> it does not have to happen. all of this is entirely preventable if the house chooses to do what the senate has already done: and that's the simple act of funding our government without making extraneous and controversial demands in the process. >> reporter: president obama said he won't sacrifice the affordable care act-- a central issue in his reelection campaign-- just to keep the government open. >> one faction of one party in one house of congress in one branch of government doesn't get to shut down the entire government just to refight the results of an election. >> reporter: the white house believes house republicans will relent once a government shutdown begins. but, scott, as late as last friday the white house belief add shutdown would never come. now it's nearly her

major garrett is at the white house. nancy cordes looks for answers on capitol hill. >> what do you need in order to reopen the full government? >> that government shutdown sows trouble on america's farms. dean reynolds reports. a cbs news investigation bm axelrod becomes a congressional hearing on dangerous prescriptions for veterans. and the source of a salmonella outbreak is found, so why did we find suspect chicken on supermarket shelves? john blackstone has the answer. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, in the battle over the budget, every clock in washington is ticking towards the first government default in u.s. history. every clock but this one. the ohio clock, as it is known, has stood in the senate for two centuries, but it stopped because the people who wind it have been furloughed by the government shutdown. that shutdown started nine days ago when republicans in the house refused to fund the government unless they could roll back obamacare.

, two congressmember involved in the budget and shut down, representative s bill pascrell and scott garrett will join us and stand together. at least we are forcing them to meet on tv. and health care enrollment under obama care. better known as open enrollment season. dr. season jay gupta is traveling the country, talking to people like you about the new law. you have questions, 's got a lot of answers. he'll join us next to discuss the possibility of happens if you opt out. not interested. no thanks. what does that mean to you? >>> later on, the video that's astounding so many people. a motorcycle gang surrounding a vehicle on a new york highway. one biker is in a coma. others are arrested. what were they doing? what would you have done were you in the car when the bikers besieged you, your baby in the back? >>> so if you've been planning to look into obama care and sign up and you're having problems doing that online you're not alone. in fact, the white house says 4.7 million unique visitors went to the website in just the first 24 hours. there has been more than 133 phone calls that cam

albert, to you and then chuck and then major garrett. did the president say anything new today and has anything changed? albert? >> well, no, i don't think he really did, charlie, except perhaps he made people slightly more aware of the stakes, which are humongous. i've been in this town for a long time and i've watched some pretty bad things: the impeachment of clinton which was a fiasco, a couple government shutdowns. we are headed potentially for something that's so much worse than anything we've ever seen. the shutdown itself is a little league baseball game compared to the world series of fiascos if they let this debt ceiling, if they tolerate it to fall. i -- all my reporting can't come up with an end game. i still think it won't happen and i think any kind of end game you come up with is only going to kick the can down the road on these other issues. but i think right now we are headed for a potential political and economic cataclysm unless serbia somebody gets wisner the next seven days. >> rose: chuck? >> well, charlie, there wa

representative garrett, i want to ask you about some of the intricacies we talked about a moment ago with john harwood. that is if you're in a room with the president and the republicans and the president are meeting, and you come to a decision that, yes, we are going to open the government again. we're going to do everything we can to get the government reopened by tuesday. but in the meantime let's talk about the debt limit, let's talk about cutting spending, is that going to fly? >> so the operative word in all you described right there is the word "talk." right? unfortunately until this point, the president has said he will not engage in talk. he said that not only to republicans when he said i will not negotiate, i will not negotiate, he has said that apparently we learned in the last 24 hours even to members of his own party. i know you saw what happened when reid was confronted with a member of the -- democrat mayor of d.c. reid says don't screw this up by asking for us to open things up. the thing happened yesterday at the white house when democrat caucus members came to the

albert, to you and then chuck and then major garrett. did the president say anything new today and has anything changed? albert? >> well, no, i don't think he really did, charlie, except perhaps he made people slightly more aware of the stakes, which are humongous. i've been in this town for a long time and i've watched some pretty bad things: the impeachment of clinn which was a fiasco, a couple government shutdowns. we are headed potentially for something that's so much worse than anything we've ever seen. the shutdown itself is a little league baseball game compared to the world series of fiascos if they let this debt ceiling, if they tolerate it to fall. i -- all my reporting can't come up with an end game. i still think it won't happen and i think any kind of end game you come up with is only going to kick the can down the road on these other issues. but i think right now we are headed for a potential political and economic cataclysm unless serbia somebody gets wisner the next seven days. >> rose: chuck? >> well, charlie, there was

garrett is live outside of the courthouse. how many years did cordell get today. >> reporter: he got six and half two years less than the maximum of eight and half and a thousand dollar fine and the loss of his driving privileges for the rest of his life. after the sentencing hearing, his attorney said it was fair and not a poling and adding that cordell was relieved to have the case over with so that the families can continue the healing process. during the sentencing hearing, we heard from the daughter of the victim and angela and she read a statement to the court and in that statement, she said her children, her, the victim's grandchildren will never get to so him again and she was hoping that matthew would get the full eight and half years sentence. >> my father got a death sentence and did nothing wrong. eight and half is nothing. less than that is unjust. after eight and half years matthew will have his life a head of him. my dad is never coming back. >> he's not eligible for parole or early release. he will be six month

she's gonna be smarter than that, garrett. then, let me at least bring the chiefs up. she can face down a full house. she is the duly-appointed inspector general, garrett. not some accomplice we're trying to flip. all right, how do you want this to go down? how do i want it to go? seriously? okay, okay. some activist judge rules that highly-effective nypd policy is infringing on the citizens' civil rights, so then, he goes to his buddies at dewey, cheatem and howe, and says, "how would you like to bill the city "for a couple million a year "by appointing one of your attorneys to be inspector general to fix what isn't broke." it didn't exactly go down like that. that's exactly how it went down! and nowhere in that process did anybody ever say to me, "hey, frank, how'd you like it to go?" okay. so, it's a little late to be asking me now! show her in! (sighs heavily) miss peterson. commissioner reagan, inspector general kelly peterson. kelly, please. frank. welcome to one police plaza. thank you for seeing me. excuse me. (door closes) so, congratulations. look, i won't in

and there's a slice toward garrett county. this could be a very good weekend before they start to come down. to go out to western maryland and start to see those colors. we'll continue to keep you posted on what is going on out here. for now, tim williams, with the wjz mobile weather lab. sending it back to you on television hill. >> all right, tim. thank you so much. let's check on our roads. here's kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. it's proving to be a very busy start this afternoon. an accident, we're watching northbound 95, blocking the right-hand lane delays. right now, back to moravia road. also, watch for an accident, northbound at inverness avenue. also, mlk, between pratt street and m washington boulevard. closed off at remington avenue, a fuel spill. also, 100 eastbound, after 97, also blocking the right-hand lane. as far as delays go, plenty of them. west side inner loop. 895 to liberty road. top side inner loop, that is just crawling along. gridlock in some areas, from reisterstown r

down to harrisonburg, cumberland, garrett county and even martinsburg now quarter mile visibility. winchester you're up to 3 but that could quickly drop three- quarters to a half. even in leonardtown now we have a half-mile visibility down from three quartest just a few -- quarters just a few minutes ago. 51 in easton and andrews and fredericksburg. mid-40s in places like westminster and manassas and 55 degrees in cumberland with the fog as well. outside on our michael & son weather camera, some low clouds over d.c. for the most part at least downtown visibility is good. there are some patches of fog even in the metro. just doesn't appear to be as widespread as west of town. a reading of 56. humidity 87% and a light east, northeast wind at 3 miles an hour. cold temps out west. we have 70s in texas and the gulf coast with 30s, 20s and even teens around yellowstone. there's a big storm spinning right on the northern plains bringing up the warmth through texas and the mississippi valley and bringing the cold down behind it with that counterclockwise circulation. classic comma shape. y

we do have a few more clouds towards garrett county. the mark -- the mounds will be the one area dealing with the cloud coverage. basically high pressure in control. generally clockwise flow. winds mostly out of the west. cold front way out of the west. tofalls apart and dives up the north. basically we will not see many impacts. we will have to wait until the week until we see a significant chance of precipitation. westerly winds helping to warm the temperatures this afternoon. moves down the mountains, it compresses. that causes the air to warm. this is why some of the spots with a stronger northwesterly winds are really seeing temperatures jump up. that is why we are close to 78 at bwi. 80 degrees downtown. if you look elsewhere, places in the 70s. low to mid 70s towards westminster. temperatures will very depending on who has been northwesterly winds. .ooler in the mountains through your afternoon, a few clouds. we push up closer to 82 at the airport. downtown a few degrees warmer than that. we get into 9:00, already down into the 6

it's better by garrett county and deep creek lake. take a look at the abc2 app f you have a great photo, easy to send it our way with the spot situation. take a quick picture. with that app you can shoot it to our newsroom. great way to become a make shift reporter. runners forecast, warming up tomorrow. actually warm for running in the afternoon but it will be a cool start first thing in the morning and the humidity will stay fairly low. it will begin to creep up. temperature wise, state wise, 80 in ocean city. how's that for early october. 81 in baltimore and 18 in dulles. just a light west breeze keeping things comfortable. humidity climbing, moderately high. so a little more humid. it will make the temperatures feel warmer, at least up in the mid-80s by tomorrow afternoon. future interested in terms of cloud cover looks minimal the rest of the evening. we'll clear up. you can see the satellite trend beginning to clear. as we look beyond the state and to the west, we find very, very little. a weak frontal boundary that we antitowar

now at at garrett park as well as oakton and landover. the official high at reagan national, 69. the numbers are pretty close to averages. temperatures hold in the lower 60's. 60's. ever 60's, lower we will head into the 50's for most areas by morning. some areas in the 40's. andh and south west southeast as well. only 60 degrees right now in raleigh. there is a good reason for it. is spinningem around, bringing in the ocean air. today's high-pressure center will move just off the east coast. we will have a compilation of circulation -- a combination of circulation moving along the carolina coast and the d.c. coast. moist, cool air from the atlantic ocean. we will see rain tomorrow afternoon and evening. we will see if that last through tomorrow night. the wind will get very gusty out of the northeast. untill probably take sunday to get the system out of here. there is another one of our computer models that shows you the progression of the rain. us for a while. the forecast for the morning, cloudy and cool. showers develop in the afternoon and the threat of rain moves in especia

from oral roberts university were flying with her. 27-year-old austin anderson, a former marine, and garrett copel, a former instructor at the university. >> we were in the air for an hour until something went wrong. smoke began to clog up the plane. i had to block the smoke because it was burning my eyes. we're trying to figure out how to survive. i began to realize that we may not live. >> the plane went down in a kansas field and burst into flames. hannah was the only survivor sustaining burns over 28% of her body. >> my legs started to catch on fire. you just see the flames and you feel the heat. how will i survive? how will i get out of this alive? >> and in just a couple of minutes we'll sit down with hannah and hear more about her remarkable story. >> unbelievable. >> plus, grammy nominated musician makes a dream come true for our be bold today contest winner. that's all -- look. they are bonding already. >> that's so fun. >> right after your local news. >>> we're back with more of "today." earlier we shared the story of hannah lucci who took a flight with some of her friends back in

garrett: time out. uh, "don't tell me where to stand" sounds like, uh, "you can't handle the truth." we don't want to sound patronizing. well, she started it! and so will reverend potter on the broadcast. don't take the bait. over a million ears will be listening in. let's secure the high road. this is stupid. thank you, baker. excellent work. same time tomorrow? think you can you handle another round? better eat your spinach. and you don't know what this is about, do you? it's homeland security, frank. they're not real big on sharing the particulars. but i do know it involves that murder in washington heights, the guy in front of his kid? okay. (door opens) gentlemen. commissioner. please, sit down. i'm deputy director tom mason, this is agent richard keller, homeland security investigations. we're here about the john hudson murder. why is homeland security interested in a hit in washington heights? we have information that raul delgado is a suspect in the case. we own him. well, we always try to coope