here's the deputy administrator david coyne. >> we're the spending as much time going back to those facilities to replenish, more time on the road. >> coyne explained last year's polar vortex and this season's prediction for a slightly elevated risk for a snowier than average year ruptured in those salt prices being 25 to 50% higher. >>> tonight a nurse is charged with sexually abusing patients at three area hospitals. 37-year-old jared kline of falls church is accused and the case goes back to may of 2013. authorities are still investigating because they believe there could be more alleged victims. >>> the shooting happened around 12:30 in those apartment over there here on prince place close to prince george's community college. someone called 911. police arrived and found the suspect about 1/4-mile away near the college. even though prince george's county police have not confirmed that it was a son who allegedly shot his mother, people familiar with the investigation say that is exactly what happened. neighbors here say they have no idea what happened. they only say that the mother is a ver

david coyne is sha's deputy administrator. >> we're not spending as much time going back to the facilities to replenish, more time on the road. >> reporter: there are laser and infrared devices installed around the beltway right now. >> in many cases the pavement temperature is warmer than the ambient air temperature. that goes into our decision making as far as when we treat. >> reporter: all this is about efficiency after a brutal season last year. it cost maryland nearly $150 million, three times the budget, so much salt spread after last year's polar vortex the markets are still tight. >> 25 to 50% we're seeing increases across the countries with regard to salt cost. >> reporter: and the sha let me drive one of its newest trucks to remind you to be safe out here. the plow blade alone weighs more than most cars. while it looks easy with automatic everything in the cab, oops, it's not. scott broom, wusa9. >> that's why they call them the heavy metal. if you didn't catch it, topper's winter season forecast has been out a few days now calling for an elevated risk of a colder snowier winter

. >> thomas coyne. i'll tell you right now, out here it's important to be a team. and by a team it's every man for himself. you don't have to be faster than the bear, have you to be dpafter than jones. >> mike rowe. >> nice to meet you. >> it's mr. mike rowe. please. >> they tell you to wear shorts? >> they told me to wear shorts. >> you're going to bang your knees up pretty good. >> there's certain things we don't tell students to bring. if you suffer without it, next time you go in the field, make sure you have it. i had a military instructor here for a while. there's two ways to learn, pain and humiliation. >> he should be in television. >>. >> you're starting with training and immersing your students? >> yes. survival is about that mcgyver principal. you have to be able to improvise in the field. you're never going to be able to have all the gear all the equipment you want. in order to be able to improvise effectively, you have to have a complete understanding of the fundamentals. you have to know what all these techniques are based on. >> do we have weapons? >

she's president coyne who wants to recruit katniss for the revolution. here's a look. >> when you fired your arrow at the force field, you electrified the nation. there have been riots and uprisings and strikes in seven districts. we believe that if we keep this energy going, we can unify the districts against the capital. >> you left peeta in the arena to die. >> katniss -- there is so many -- >> he was the one who was supposed to live. >> miss everdeen, this revolution is about everyone. it's about all of us. and we need a voice. >> you gave that character quite a voice. hi, great to see you. >> nice to see you too. >> talk about president coyne. and you walk into the incredible franchise and you really beefed up the role. >> well, yeah, i mean, she's written kind of slightly in the books. really just from katniss' point of view. when francis lawrence and i talked about the character, we talked about who she was and develop her and give her a personal and political evolution. >> how would you describe the president that you've created? >> she is someon

. >> thomas coyne. it's not my first day at the rodeo. i'll tell you right now, out here, it's important to be a team. and by a team, i mean it's every man for himself. you don't have to be faster than the bear. you have to be faster than jones. >> just got to outrun jones. >> hey, thomas. mike rowe. >> nice to meet you, mr. rowe. >> it's mr. mike rowe. please. so they told me to wear shorts. >> they told you to wear shorts? you're going to bang your knees up pretty good. this is good. there are certain things we don't tell students to bring. it's not actually absolutely necessary. and if you suffer a little bit without it, next time you get on the field, you'll always make sure you have it. >> sure. builds character. >> i had a military instructor here for a while. he said there's two ways to learn. pain and humiliation. >> he should be in television. so really, you're starting from a pretty fundamental place with survival training. and building from there, and immersing your students? >> yeah, there's full immersion. survival is about t

. >> thomas coyne. >> i'll tell you right now, out here it's important to be a team. and by "team," it's every man for himself. you don't have to be fast. >> nice to meet you. >> all right. mr. mike rowe. >> mr. mike rowe. >> they told me to wear shorts. >> they told it's not absolutely necessary. if you suffer a little bit without it. the next day you get in the field you always make sure you have it. >> sure it builds character. >> i had a military instructor hur here for a while. he said there's two ways to learn, pain and humiliation. >> he should be in television. >> so really you're -- you're starting from a pretty fundamental place where survival training an building from there and immersing your students. >> yeah, full immersion. survival is about that magyver principle. you'll have to improvise in the field. you'll never have all the equipment that you'll want. so in order to be able to improvise affectively, you have to have a complete understanding of the fundamentals. you have to know what all of these techniques are based on. we have the whole deal. >> yo

david coyne is the deputy administrator. >> we're not spending as much time to go back to the facilities to replenish, more time on the road. >> reporter: on the hi-tech side there are these laser and infrared devices being installed around the beltway right now. >> in many cases the pavement temperature will be warmer than the actual ambient air temperature. >> reporter: all this is about efficiency after a brutal season last year. it cost maryland nearly $150 million, three times the budget. so much salt spread after last year's polar vortex the markets are still tight. >> 25 to 50% increases across the country with regard to salt cost. >> reporter: the sha let me drive one of their newest trucks to remind you to be safe out here. the plow blade alone weighs more than most cars and while it looks easy with automatic everything in the cab, oops, it's not. as i mentioned before, here at wusa9 myself, many of my colleagues are prepared with mobile newsrooms to be out and about to show you what is going on on these lockdown dashboard cameras outside our vehicles right here the row of sha v

>> guest: well, there's a fellow named sean coyne, who's the publisher, and another fellow, his partner, who is the editor, a wonderful named web stone. and they started this. it's a small house on the lower west side of new york. as i say, they got a relationship with random house. and they're very good. and it was -- it was a very interesting process. as a first-time author. i didn't -- you know, i'd always read about the role of an editor. boy, a good editor -- i'm sure a lot of authors have told you that -- can make all the difference in the world. and this fellow, webster stone, is just a terrific, very inventive, very creative but also very solid, serious man. and he helped me in just countless ways in putting this book together. c-span: you were doing this book, though, in and around your move to fox news. did you finish it before you got there? >> guest: no, no. i was writing it -- in fact, the heavy writing was done since i've come to fox news, some at abc, but primarily at fox. and people say to me, when did you have time to do it? given the fact that i do "fox news sunday," i

. >> talk about president coyne. and you walk into the incredible franchise and beefed up the role. >> well, yeah, i mean, she's written kind of slightly in the books. really just from katniss' point of view. when we talk eed about the character, who she was and develop her and give her a personal and political evolution. >> how would you describe the president that you've created ? >> she is someone living underground for a real long time. has been -- they've had very few resources. she's incredibly patient. they have been waiting for the moment for the revolution to happen. and she's sort of at that moment prepared to make it work. but she really -- it really is all about freedom for the individual. >> and maybe not as keen as the others on jennifer lawrence. maybe you don't see for character what others see about her strength. >> what my character sees about her is she has ptsd. so traumatized by the echkts of the games, my character doesn't believe she's capable of leading the revolution. >> and you were able to