washington d.c. where buildings look more like fortresses than symbols of american freedom and prosperity and in your face security is just a way of life welcome to the new american reality. it's wednesday november ninth seven pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for sound watching our team. well after much anticipation and speculation the international atomic energy agency has released its latest report on iran's nuclear capabilities and it there's new information about the development of new technology relevant to the production of nuclear weapons could suggest perhaps iran may be working on developing nuclear weapons and this has been several years of gathering information intelligence from ten member states interviews and satellite imagery now some are reading this as evidence that many of the activities associated with a nuclear weapons program were supposed to stop in two thousand and three have in fact continued but officials in tehran continue to deny all of these charges going really or claim

washington's enemy is an enemy that doesn't exist we're fighting and in this law make enemy that washington believes is out to kill us because we have elections because we're free because we have women in the workplace is an ending that doesn't exist that didn't exist when bin laden was alive it doesn't exist now america is being attacked because of its foreign policy in the muslim world because of its support for israel because of its support for the saudi police state because of its presence on the arab peninsula and until we accept that until americans can say to each other whether you support aid to israel or not our relationship with israel is causing this war we are not going to be able to to defeat this enemy and israel itself as a country is not the problem the real problem marge is the leaders of the jewish american community in the united states who influence and corrupt our congress to support israel when we have no interests there and the the american political establishment is caught between two things they're extremely puk pro israel and they're almost marxist in their belief

and on built washington that never was. a place for the iconic washington monument could have turned out like this. >> it would have been pretty hideous. very ornate proposals. monumentalthe original design. >> the show was very much about the washington that could of been. maryland architect want to put a giant chicken on the top of the capital. how about a high rise coming out the middle of the pentagon? >> there are definitely some not great ideas. >> thomas jefferson sketched as the white house but not dignified mansion we are used to. but neither is this. >> replicating the existing building, twice. >> how about moving it to replacing it and a policy? >> i think it should be up a little higher. >> it is beautiful. >> then there is the lincoln memorial. design was radically different. >> it changes the meaning. changes history. >> want to upgrade the memorial bridge? design had a bit of grandeur. exhibit starts with images from 1791, it includes present day. >> our vision of what we would be a step forward to making the

there is more activity in washington d.c. still, there is go activity -- we are in montgomery county as ll as northern virginia.a. >> that is doing well >> yes. but there is no question that a market like this does affectct what people are doing, and a lot of people are e moving in. there is an old saying, " "they go in, they go out. right now, they are going in. for families particularly with chilildren who want to have a wonderful house with a yard, there is great value. >> that was one of myast questions. you a are saying pretty steady butut you are able t to buy more homes for your money. >> yes you are. you can buy a house today -- you will be snding probably 10% to 20% ss than you would have at the height of the market in 200808. >> interest rates e down but you have to have that 20% down, and that is affecting im su -- >> it is. but the good news is -- actually a large part of our business is under $1 million also. those people are 50% of our business. those people are moving up io the bigger houses. they see thepportu

did washington suffer that much? >> i don't think that washington -- i think washington did suffer. his was for a lot longer period of time. but i don't think that he showed it like abraham lincoln did. lincoln had all of his suffering compressed and he also came -- lincoln came from a family that was really dysfunctional. he married into more dysfunction and then he came into a country that was dysfunctional and had to lead it for that period of time. washington was the opposite, where he had at 7, he started writing about who he wanted to be and the virtues and the character that made a man. and so he built himself. that's the important part of this book is you see that -- what a man accomplishes in his life really doesn't happen at that moment. a man isn't created in crisis. he's revealed in crisis. and so it's how these guys built their whole life. >> bill: and their achievements now after all these years still tower among the achievements of -- they're ones who i have lincoln first, you have washington first, but they're one-two. >> and you know what's funny is lincoln is alway

o0 c1 >>> good morning, washington. arch campbell with your weekend movie guide. >> it's my belief that when a man becomes a part of this bureau, he must conduct himself officially and unofficially. >> leonardo dicaprio captures the intensity of the young crime fighter building the fbi. if viewers wi viewers will have trouble getting past his looks. a couple stars for the movie that feels too lomg and a little weird. >> are you going bald? >> adam sandler and is wearing a dress as twins in a comedy with an outrageous turn for al pacino. dew point 5 stars. -- 2.5 stars. four stars for "the ides of march" and "margin call." 3.5 for "tower heist." "the rum diary" gets 2. have a nice weekend, everybody. i am arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. >> he keeps us informed. stay with us we will be right back. we are actually taking in with lisa baden. >> suitland parkway is closed quinn bound at first sterling for an accident. -- atclosed inbound. out of college park into a green belt looks good and across the potomac river looks

now details from northwest washington. >> after today of finger- pointing, this morning washington is preparing for the fallout after the debt super committee collapsed and what it means for ordinary americans. the failure means the country faces more than $1 trillion in paid for across-the-board budget cuts and huge cuts to programs affecting average americans, like medicare and big cuts to the defense budget. president obama blames republicans. he will push congress to extend a payroll tax cuts for middle- class americans. people outside the beltway are worried that washington is broken. >> the biggest single threat to our economy is this partisan paralysis and political cowardice that is defining washington. >> congress has just over one year to reach agreement before the mass of automatic cuts go into effect in 2013. reporting live in north west washington, abc 7 news. -- massive automatic cuts. >>> at constitution hall in d.c., 8 white house hopefuls will take part in the debate tonight. the republican hopefuls. >>> president obama is taking his push to extend payroll tax cuts on

es toda la información, telenoticias washington y holaciudad.com. >>sulema: a raíz de la escandalosa contratación, alcalde de washington, un miembro del congreso federal pide nuevas medidas para asegurar que se emplee a sólo personal adecuado, solicitó la revisión mandatoria editorial policial de altos funcionarios municipales, incluyendo exámenes de drogas y abuso de alcohol. funcionarios rechazaron la propuesta diciendo que normas similares ya existen, la legislación propuesta se debe la contratación del excandidato a la alcaldía quien dice que el alcalde prometió un puesto de trabajo durante la última campaña electoral. - prepárese para pagar más, es lo que dos miembros del consejo de washington quieren que hagan los que están atrasados en los pagos de sus impuestos con la ciudad. algunos oficiales dicen que se enfadaron cuando vieron un reporte de un hombre del distrito que debe 17 millones de dólares en impuestos atrasados, los miembros del consejo desean una legislación que forme un equipo que se encargue de recolectar los mil

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en el primero de una serie de reportajes en texas y washington... fernando pizarro en esta serie especial, que usted solo puede ver en univision-washington, investiga por que hay latinos que se sienten atraidos a ese movimiento politico.. no hay duda de que el movimiento del tea party se ha convertido en 1 fuerza politica, ganando influencia aquÍ en el congreso. pero, han ganado partidarios entre los hispanos? el tea party moderno toma su nombre de la protesta en 1773 de los colonos americanos en boston que echaron te al mar para no pagarle impuestos a la corona britanica. poco despues de que barack obama asumiera la presidencia, comenzo 1 movimiento inspirado en la oposicion al aumento de impuestos. segun silvio canto, analista politico, todo empezo con la aprobacion del paquete de estimulo economico. "creo que ahi es donde empezo todo, el gasto publico excesivo que era potencialmente danino para la economia. yo diria que para mi en particular es en marzo del 2009. todo se empieza a cristalizar el 15 de abril del 2009 cuando hubo marchas en el pai

she is also a wewell--known presence in washington. some of the city's most powerful women turned out at tysons galleria to toast the 44- year-old designer and the latest boutique, showcasing the clothehes and accessories that managed to exceed $100 million in sales by year four. revenues conontinue to grow despite the recession. she has also put her distinctive and lucrative logo to work for causes she deems important, including the rebecca project, a global human rights organization led by an executive direrector. malika saada saar and autumn vandehei. we started by talking to tory burch about business and the bottom line. >> let's talk about you background as a businesswoman. when you first launcnch, you had a background in fashion but your critics dismisd u. you proved them very wrong. what do you tnk were the things you dido prove them wrong? >> i think one gd thing i did not do was to talk about what was doing until it hapned. you have to really believe in your concept having a unique idea, and then follow through. hearing those

"good morning washington" at 5:00 a.m. begins no >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington." on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> alarm clocks are going off. it's 5:00 a.m. on tuesday, november 8. >> i'm pamela brown. we begin with your traffic and weather every 10 minutes. we start with adam caskey. >>> not a bad start today. we still could have some fog developing later on this morning, but it is confined to a lower southern maryland and along the waterways. it is not as widespread and the fog is not as thick as yesterday. again, in about an hour and a half we could see more develop. 36 in leesburg. hagerstown 36. 45 in southeast washington d.c. we'll warm quickly and nicely today. back in the upper 60's this afternoon with some highs near 70 degrees. tomorrow a repeat performance with some added high, thin blouds. -- clouds. >>> not too bad for virginia commuters. 395. we take you live to the traffic center camera. southbound travel had a vehicle fire between sem

washington's enemy is an enemy that doesn't exist we're fighting and an islam economy that washington believes is out to kill us because we have elections because we are free because we have women in the workplace is an enemy that doesn't exist doesn't exist when they live in was alive it doesn't exist now america is being attacked because of its foreign policy in the muslim world because of its support for israel because of its support for the saudi police state because of its presence on the europeans and until we accept that until americans can say to each other whether you support aid to israel or not our relationship with israel is causing this war we are not going to be able to defeat this enemy and israel itself as a country is not the problem the real problem urged is the leaders of the jewish american community in the united states who influence and corrupt our congress to support israel when we have no interests there and the american political establishment is caught between two things they're extremely put pro israel and they're almost marxist in their belief that democrac

the "washington post" was sold as "washington post" in large type, and in diminishing type over the course of time, times-herald, and it just wasted away like that, but anyway, she struck me as a really interesting woman to go from being called the most powerful and most hated women in the united states to being forgotten by the beginning of the next century struck me as amazing, so that's how i got interested in her. >> oh, that's all right. i have a loud voice. i read the works of ralph martin and i'm familiar with her life, and what most intrigues her is similarities between her and her daughter alicia -- >> or felicia? >> i meant to say felicia, yeah. they are rebellious, independent, nobody can push them around. they traveled all over the country in europe. they both marryied very impoverished european aristocrats and soon divorced both marriages made in hell basically, and they both became novelists, had strange relationships with their daughters, and they were both alcoholics, and they were both very per miscue yows. to what extent, both of them having grown up in a very -- well in

good morning washington at 5:00 a.m. starts now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> weaves are expensive. i cannot believe they were fighting like that. good morning on this friday, i am kendis gibson. >> i am pamela brown. thanks for joining us on this black friday. now to adam caskey. i hope the shoppers are bundled up. >>> >> i am going to need a we -- weave. it is cold outside, 36 in leesburg, 34 i inwood. 45 in rockville. total sunshine today. a great day to work off the thanksgiving meals outside. it will be comfortable this afternoon, highs in the 60's. tomorrow will be nice as well sunshine, high, thin clouds. on sunday, conditions fall apart somewhat. added clouds and the chance of late-day showers after lunch time but especially tomorrow evening and tomorrow night into monday. we will talk about the workweek, coming up. >>> we start with 395. at glebe road, moving nicely as you make your way northbound from springfield. looks good. northbound is on the left side of your scree

es toda la información, telenoticias washington y holaciudad.com. >>sulema: temperaturas bastante frías esta noche, saludamos a carolina villamizar para que nos cuente en detalle cómo están las condiciones actuales del clima, buenas noches. >>carolina: aires fríos y secos dominan la región capitalina, creo que es hora de sacarnos la bufanda y tener una chaqueta gruesa para el fin de semana, esta noche estaremos entre los 30, en 27. comenzamos la semana con cielos soleadosy podría ser el último día de varios días en que estas condiciones estén a nuestro favor. temperaturas a las ocho de la mañana en 37, a las tres de la tarde de 52, continuamos con cielos soleados en la región capitalina. tendremos vientos para el sábado de 10 millas por hora, pasamos al domingo cuando las temperaturas máximas estarán entre los 64, humedad del 61% 500 a nueve millas por hora, en la mayoría del día del domingo habrá cielos soleados, pero las lluvias vuelven a nuestra área por el sistema de baja presión movería hacia el norte del país y probabilid

i'm pete williams in for gwen ifill tonight, all that tonight on "washington week." republicans gather for another debate with a moment to remember -- >> the third agency of government, i would do away with the education, the commerce and let's see i can't, the third one i can't. oops. >> how rick perry is trying to turn around his onstage brain freeze. while herman cain defends another sexual impropriety. >> he puts his hand under his legs under my skirt. >> i have never acted inappropriately with anyone, period. >> are the allegations against cain affecting his white house bid? and will leadership changes in two troubled european nations help calm the european storm helping to affect the u.s.? john harwood of cnbc, michael duffy of "time" magazine, karen tumulty of "the washington post" and greg ip of "the economist." >> live from our nation's capital, this is "washington week with gwen ifill," produced in association with national journal. corporate funding for "week week" is provided by -- >> this rock has never stood still. since 1875, we've been there for our c

we might get a few sprinkles in washington county, too. right now, temperatures are in the generally upper 40s to near 50 throughout most of the region. 48 now at reagan national. later today, not going to warm up very much. the fog is thickest, all these counties in gray. howard, st. mary's, from trinidad to buoy, upper marlboro, annandale, highs today reaching the upper 50s and the small chance of a passing shower mainly this afternoon or perhaps early this evening. here is your evening planner. sun seat at 4:59. then the clouds will break up later tonight, near 40 by midnight with a gusty wind and colder tomorrow morning. a look at a chilly friday and weekend. that will be in ten minutes. how is traffic? >> right now, very foggy and slow commute for you. it is pretty slow, 44 miles per hour as you make your way from the 95 interchange to the dulles toll root. i-95 at fairfax county parkway, you're slow. stop and go for you on i-395 and duke street. the lanes are packed, but at least the fog has lifted just a bit. >>> breaking news right

once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. last week we told you about why herman cains star was on the rise. this week we tell you about the worst week of his campaign. it all started with a story broken by "politico," which reported that two former employees accused him of sexual harassment in the late 1990's. his responses to the charges have been -- to put it charitably -- all over the place. >> was there any behavior on your part that you think may have been inappropriate? >> in my opinion, no. but as you would imagine, it's in the eye of the person who thinks that maybe i crossed the line. i was aware that an agreement was reached. the word "settlement" versus the word "agreement," you know, i'm not sure what they called it. >> the first phase is they ignore you. the second phase, they ridicule you. the third phase, they try to destroy you. well, got a little of that this week. >> now we're getting the high-tech lynching of a beautiful man, herman cain. >> what is known as the mainstream media goes for the ugliest racial

we all know who george washington was. i used to think that we didn't know what was important in his life, but i'm now coming around to the view that, in fact, most americans do know the bare essentials. he won the war. he wouldn't be a king. he couldn't tell a lie. what they don't understand is how important those essentials were and how disastrous it could have been for the country if he'd been a different sort of man or not done any of those things. but we all do know george washington. govneer morris, on the other hand, is almost unknown. there had been nine books written on him ever, two of them in french. this is an astonishing figure. i think there are probably nine books written on abraham lincoln every year. so, he's been very underrepresented. i think there are reasons for that. one is that he's a new yorker. and as a new yorker myself, i have to tell you we do not take care of our famous dead. boston, philadelphia, and virginia do it much better than we do. we are absorbed in today and tomorrow and just don't pa

a greater chance south of washington. and then clearing up for the weekend, looking delightful for saturday and sunday. we'll be near 40s in the morning. afternoon highs 50 to around 60. starting off next week in the low 60s. you can check the weather 24/7, weather channel on cable. now with a look at our traffic. here's danella. >> volume in our area is still very light. if you're getting ready to head out of the house, no problems for you. let's start in maryland. if you're traveling east randolph road and kemp mill. zero cars on the road right now. i have been watching this road. i've seen a couple cars drive by, but i'm not seeing any accidents as you make your commute. montgomery county, let's shoot down to virginia. if you're traveling i-66, this is the view at the fairfax county parkway. east or west on 66, i'm not seeing anything on the roads outside of the beltway. if you're on the beltway, clear all the way through to the rosslyn tunnel. not seeing any issues for you. definitely no accidents to report. i'm back

released at a gas station in northwest washington yesterday. now the first incident as i said happened wednesday night. that involved a 75-year-old man with very similar circumstances. but this is the first time that we know of that the victim has been harmed in one of the incidents. again we are told that he was beaten as well as the cut. taken to an area hospital. we are told he is going to be okay. police are continuing to search for the man responseresponsible. they have not release surd ed surveillance video or pictures. the person responsible remains at large. reporting live. darcy spencer. news 4, back to you. >> disturbing story. darcy, thank you. tonight a restaurant is closed in dupont circle after a fight killed one man and left five others injured. all happened early this morning inside heritage india here on connecticut avenue. police tell us a five spilled into the streets. three men were shot. three others stabbed. investigators say at least some of the victims knew each other and may have been involved with the fight. december d

some leftover showers right around washington. you can see the rain and there some nasty storms down carolinas. some tornado warnings. i will show you those later on. that could be coming through few leftover snowflakes. the thing that we will all notice around here will be the chill. there will be school tomorrow, and it will be much cooler. some of the high spots will have flake.now 11-officers arrest to a year-old and young adult after explosive discovery. investigators say the boys and a 19-year-old man manufactured an improvised an explosive device. the two children have been custody ofto the their parents. >>> we are learning more about the man accused of shooting at of the white house. hernandez was arrested in indiana, pennsylvania. >> this man described as a idaho with a long criminal record was reported by his family back on halloween night. tonight, he is behind bars, firing at least two at the white house. just a day after the u.s. secret discovered two bullets house, oscarite hernandez was found in a about an hour out

as a mom, what would you want to tell washington, dc that washington isn't listening to? anybody? >> let us raise our children and teach our children what we want, get out of our lives. >> do you agree? >> yes. >> health care. i have a special needs child, i have four children, his health care is very complicated and i do not want this health care and i'm from tennessee. >> stay out of our schools and let god be there, but you cannot take him out, but stay out of that. >> on the topic of health care i agree that we need to take a business approach more to it and not government-regulated approach because you lose who humans are at the core of the health care. and that is a huge issue that conditioning and politics need to stay away from and tort reform so we can lower the costs for health care. >> representative blackburn, does washington understand the concerns of moms in america? >> i think there are many of us in washington that understand the concerns of moms but one of the thing i have found being in the house of representatives is washington is disjointed from the country. th

versus unesco washington curbs funding to the u.n. cultural body after it granted an historic membership to palestine. the f.b.i. joins the halloween celebrations by sharing its own ghost stories releasing surveillance footage starring chapman and other alleged russian spies. and here in business global markets plunge into another round of volatile trading up six weeks his prime minister called for a referendum on the new plans to bail out the country join me for more on that and other stories in our. global news live from moscow this is r.t. with me rory seem shy and the information war against syria stop funding and supplying weapons to the armed gangs claiming to be the opposition and lift sanctions against president assad's regime and these are the demands put forward by the mask and exchange for implementing the changes suggested by the arab league the international body as opposed to the regime to hold the violence and start a dialogue with the opposition in egypt. a city or. the protests government crackdowns and violence have

good morning, washington. it's wednesday, we will be right back -- --i am kendis gibson. >> i am pamela brown. let's check the weather first period >> there will be improvements for the rest of the day except for the wind. it will become gusty by lunchtime and all the way through the night. here's a look at doppler. 301 is becoming the separation line between the rain and the drier conditions. the back edge of the rain is pushing east through southern maryland and the northern neck of virginia and moving out of town. i cannot rule out an isolated sprinkle this afternoon. for the most part, a heavy rain is moving out of town. 57 now in the district, 57 quantico, 5363 in fredericksburg. we would normally give the high temperature in afternoon temperatures will be dropping today because of the cold front. gusty wind today and tonight. but a beautiful thanksgiving. total sunshine, less windy, and near seasonable temperatures in the mid to upper 50's. >>> we have had our share problems on the road this morning beca

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as a mom what would you want to tell washington d.c. that washington isn't listening to? anybody? go ahead. >> let husband raise our children, let us teach our children what we want and get out of our lives. >> do you guys agree with that? >> yes. >> healthcare. healthcare is very complicated and it does not involve the government. i do not want this healthcare and i'm from tennessee. >> stay out of our schools and let god -- god it there anyway, you can't really take him out, but stay out of that. >> what would you tell them? >> on the topic of healthcare, i really agree that we need to take a business approach more to it and not a government investigated approach because you lose who humans are who are at the core of the healthcare. and i think that's a huge issue that congress and politics need to stay away from. and also tort reform, in that area so that we can lower the cost for healthcare. >> representative blackburn, does washington understand the concerns of moms in america? >> i think that there are many of us in washington that understand the concerns of moms. but one of

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that's what washington's problem was. after losing three straight, gabby called off yesterday's morning practice, figuring his team would come out ready to mask the maple leaves. first period, hit me with your best shot, fire away. his third of the season, 1-0. thomas under siege all night. second period, puck off the skate and he gets bozac. 2nd period was to die for. and washington died. six goals for the maple leaves. toronto wins 7-1. ties the most goals the caps have given up this season. all right, i can't tell you -- i can tell you this. i went to dallas for the first skins, cowboys game and i can't remember demarco murray playing. now dallas' rookie runningback might be their key guy since felix jones went down. all week long the redskins have been scheming to stop number 29. good luck. he's rushed for 600 yards, including the team record, 253 against st. louis. that made life easier for tony romo. >> the way he is running the ball, it makes romo's job easier. you see what they did to buffalo. even new england. i

right now in washington, we've got just a few sprinkles. in montgomery county, fairfax county, prince williams, southern fulk, not heavy rain, but moderate showers. that stretches into howard county, as well. farther east, a few spripgels around this morning .we have it turning colder. it's near 50 in the washington suburber pes down into the low and mid 40s now. as the day progresses, it will gradually get colder, as well. by early afternoon, we'll be down near 40 degrees. overnight tonight, dropping into the 30s by midnight down into the mid 30s under a clear sky with a blustery wind. colder tomorrow morning. we'll look at that into the weekend. danella, how is traffic? >> cold and windy. if you're travel to go 270, here is the view at shady grove. not seeing any issues for you yet. your volume is still light. traveling 240 and south, not seeing any accidents for you. i-95, here is the view in the springfield interchange. i-95, still looking pretty clear. volume is very light. not seeing any accidents on 395 north or south. as he head ove

here in the washington area, the average is $3.55. in maryland, it's $3.37. $3.30 in virginia. $3.48 in west virginia. analysts expect a slight drop in prices near the end of the year. >> bank of america and other banks issued a bank fee. some may not even know yet. bank of america will charge up to $20 for rush delivery to replace a lost debit card. u.s. bancorp will charge 50 cents per check to deposit a check using a smartphone. banks are under pressure to make up an estimated $12 billion a year of income that disappeared when new federal regulations took effect that all but stopped overdraft charges. >>> 5:56 is our time. it appeared, if you live in virginia and you're looking for love, you're in luck. >> culpeper, virginia, made the first cut to be considered for a new reality tv show. the oprah winfrey productions worldwide are considering filming a matchmaker show called lovetown usa in culpeper. they'll set up singles ages 21 to 60 on their first date. investigators won't say how many communities remain in the running. if you'

america believes that washington is broken. america believes that our system of getting elected is broken. in part, it is, but in another part it's not. as long as we have decency and honesty in the electoral process it will work, but when we allow deceit and false accusations to rule the day and distract us, that part is broken. nine days ago the media started to beat me up, covering anonymous accusers, and then yesterday another came forth, identified herself, went on tv, and made some other allegations. was it tough last week? yes. was it tough the last couple days? yes. but that's one thing i think a lot of the american people know and that is just because it's tough is no reason for me not to do what i feel i have to do. because of what the american people have said to me during these turbulent times, we will get through this. these anonymous allegations are false and now the democrat machine has brought forth a troubled woman to make false allegations, statements, many of which exceed common sense and certainly exceed the

good morning, washington. i am scott thuman. >> i am greta kreuz. we begin with traffic and weather. lisa baden in a moment with some problems in traffic. but we start with adam caskey. >> patchy fog especially north of the beltway. along 270 and the interstate 70, visibility under 1 mile. here's a view from our rooftop camera. normally we would see the orange glow on the horizon. we don't have that now because of the clouds and fog. 54 degrees in the district and at dulles, and temperatures will hold steady in the fifties today. the next batch of rain is on the lower left-hand side of your screen. that will move into night dance through tomorrow. 50's today 40 tonight, 50's tomorrow. -- the next batch of showers will move in tonight's and last through tomorrow. >>> 95 northbound, no accidents. 395 delays through landmark. 66 slowing down in manassas in centreville. look at 95. headlights on the left side northbound. this is traffic on the beltway. at least it's moving away from us. they were stopped because of an accident on the outer loop before o

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from texas to the office of dasher in fort washington, maryland. dasher is operator of the popular uniontown bar and grill in northeast. that's in the heart of historic anacostia. according to the affidavit, investigators seized drugs and 1.5 million dollars in three large duffel bags. the 36-year-old dasher and two others now face drug distribution charges in the maryland and the state of texas. >>> an emotional wilson ramos says he's happy and thankful to be alive a day after being rescued in his native venezuela. the catcher embraced rescuers after a reported firefight. remain months was seized at -- ramos was seized at gunpoint and rescued after a two-day ordeal. >> the moment they found me was very nerve-racking. i could hear many gunshots. listen, thank god those boys, the police, did their jobs very well. >> the 24-year-old was seized at gunpoint outside his home on wednesday night, taken away in an suv. the ven zell lan justice -- venezuelan justice says -- more later in sports. >>> eight presidential hopefuls met on stage for a debate on n

i know the mayor of washington, d.c. gets it. but we've got to have everybody on capitol hill get it. last month, republicans in the senate blocked a jobs bill that would have meant hundreds of thousands of private sector construction jobs repairing bridges like this one. it's the idea that in the past, at least, both parties have voted for, both parties have supported. it was supported by the overwhelming majority of the american people. it was paid for. and yet they said no. the truth is, the only way we can attack our economic challenges on the scale that's needed is with bold action by congress. they hold the pursestrings. it's the only way we're going to put hundreds of thousands of people back to work right now, not five years from now, not ten years from now, but right now. it's the only way that we're going to rebuild an economy that's not based on financial bubbles but on hard work, on building and making things right here in the united states of america. [ applause ] that's the deal that every american is looking for. t

washington. wait a minute -- hawaii. ok, washington state. ok. oh, washington, d.c. wait a minute, is that further than hawaii? ok, washington, d.c., hawaii. how many people from hawaiiy fromay. i think there is somebody from kansas. there she is. where is alaska? catherine, yes, from alaska. where is she? where is catherine? oh, there she is drinking. yeah, all the way from juneau, alaska. we have a special assistant to the ceo and beneficial a city council, a woman of juneau, alaska. who else? where? georgia. who is from georgia? oh, georgia, yes. there is april from georgia. she was our tech person, helping with all the presentations. new york, ok. whoo-hoo-hoo. who else iso elseh, new york, ok, i see you. we have somebody from pittsburg. who else? texas. yay, ok. who else? what other states are represented? oregon. where is maria? maria is from oregon, right? oh, washington state, sorry. who else? ok, good old california. san francisco, daly city, concord, danville, oakland, vallejo, san diego. oh, we have the honorable arlee from san diego. come on, thank you. w

according to the washington post, he had a hatred for washington and the president. the five-day manhunt for oscar ortega hernandez ended when police busted him at his hotel about one hour outside of pittsburgh. it was the hotel clerk who recognized him and called police >> he did not make any comments other than he wanted to know why he was being taken into custody. >> the arrest happen one day after secret service discovered two bullets had struck the white house. one bullet crack the window on the level of the president's living quarters. president obama and his family were not home at the time of the shooting. >> the most important person in the united states, and his family, are exposed to that type of violence. >> many are hoping this latest incident does not bring more security to a heavily guarded area. >> i am glad they caught this guy. i do not how you stop these -- i do not know how you stop the sides of people. >> he is expected to make his first court appearance later today. no word on when he will be brought back to the district to face federal charges.

census data the washington d.c. metropolitan area today has the lowest poverty rate in the country eight point four percent money is a magnet and it pulls people here to make more money and that made clear as well in a survey of median household income with four out of the five wealthiest counties also in the d.c. metro area and its surrounding suburbs one of those places is fairfax county virginia home to the national counterterrorism center the cia and it's located less than twenty miles outside of downtown washington now for those who work inside the city it's a fairly easy commute. and not a bad one when you're coming home to this or this on a foreclosed sign or even a for sale sign in sight big houses are needed after all for those with big bank accounts we're seeing more and more new zealand military contractors coming to washington telecom and a lot of wall street firms opening up what was your you had a lot of big issues happening with last few years health care reform financial reform that brought in insure

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>> i think power is by far more of a lure in washington than money. money is a lure but it is mainly to obtain a certain lifestyle and obtain a certain power position. people are all about appearances in washington so the money comes into play there. they don't live in the way that perhaps some of the more wealthy people in the world do. poured concreter is heavily concentrated there and one of the things essential and the only way really to fix things is so somehow get rid of the kind of things washington is doing and diffuse that power and send it back to the states because the more poured concreter that they have the more things they are doing the more lobbyists you will have. you have to have the 35,000 lobbyists because they are doing 350,000 not 3.5 million things. there is plenty of business for the lobbyists because of the power centralization. >> mike: the book is called capital punishment. jack abramoff called everything from pond scum to creep. he did some bad things, he is not a bad person and he has important things to say about how to fi