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maintenance plan in the process of being drawn up. tracking metro tonight, mola is live. reporter: the federal transit administration has targeted three stretches of metro that they want metro to address before they can launch this systemwide safety repair plan. reporter: after announcing an urgent and massive repair effort from the metro tracks, something has come up, possibly more urgent. paul wittenfield pinpointed three segments of metro that have to be fixed. even if there s inconveniences, delays, shutdowns that kind of stuff? absolutely. reporter: as if to encourage them to started, one of the areas they pinpointed began smoking for the second time this week. the three locations identified by the fta include the red line medical center to vaneff. the blue silver line and the orange silver line from boston to east church. something needs to be done. reporter: since receiving the notice, metro is delaying the plan. someone is watching it, i hope. ....
to you. [applause] thank you very much. it must begin by apologizing for holding you up from a 20 minutes. now that no work is revitalizing traffic at this time is impossible but that s a good thing i think so while i apologize i m also happy that i got caught up in the works overflow traffic tonight. it s my role to lay out the ground rules for our conversation. we will begin with the author dale russakoff making a presentation. she will then be followed by the three panelists who have joined us to an affect react comments on what dale has written and what she will say to us tonight. dale s comments will be about 15 minutes. that means that panelists will each get about 10 minutes to respond. is that all right panel? again have ongoing conversation after those initial remarks have been made. after they have made their presentations then we will open the floor for comments, questions from the audience and i think we have a microphone here. we may have another mic some ....
accused of breaking into his car in 2012. juliet: good morning, i am juliet huddy. ben: i am ben simmoneau. it is wednesday morning october 28th, thank you free being with us. tell was your tuesday aside from the way it ended? juliet: it was okay. first thing i do when i get in a car in the morning is pop on the radio. the mets lost and it was an exciting game for many reasons. we will talk about that in a little bit. happy wednesday it to you and your friend and little would eat. little quality. juliet: sound a little under the weather. ben: he is all right but maybe he has the in too much. juliet: samantha. meteorologist: maybe it mccullers is too tight. excuse my vocal chords. juliet: did something funny yesterday. when we were talking about ben s child, what the name would be, you said and name and then go don t you think you should wait? and go like that. i will watch you and point out next time you do that. meteorologist: it is a character. ben: we love it. ....
you how he s being portrayed. the question that arises is how did he violate air space in let s go to news4 s pat collins with that part of the story. reporter: chris we spend bundles an bundles of money protecting the security of our city. and it s hard to believe that something like this could happen, that a man on a flying bicycle could buzz into our town and land, undetected on the capitol lawn. how much do you think we spent on homeland security a year? 100 billion? 50 billion. 20 million. i m probably low-balling. reporter: we have a lot invested in protecting the air space over the nation s capitol. missile sites strategically located around the city. fighter planes at the ready, poised to intercept airborne intruders, special orange helicopters that circle the city with warning message boards to tell stray aircraft to turn back. yet, with all of this, yesterday 61-year-old man on what he described as a flying bicycle penetrates the restricted air spa ....
country s history. the repercussions of which could explode the world economic order. do the leaders of the republican party intend to go this far? do they dare to sabotage the american economy and much of the world economy in order to defund a program, the affordable care act that is the law of the land? will they go to this drastic extreme to intimidate the u.s. congress or the president or both? and if so, is this the extreme case where ideological zealotry trumps even the most preliminarial loyalty to the common national interests where anything goes, where the ends justify whatever means there are to be had no matter how menaces to the country or the world. john feehery is a republican strategist, alex wagner the host of now weekdays at noon eastern. alex, a number of news sources out tonight. one of them is the national review, a conservative organization, and the washington examiner which is a bit to the right of that with new stories saying the people on the r ....