see you next time. 55 and frederick. 57 right now it in fort washington. delightful weather. it will continue a few more days like this. after sunset, temperatures fall a little more rapidly. let's give you the official numbers. some people keep score at home. i did that as a kid for years and years. 64 and 46. now we're down into the bill because in most areas. a steady drop through the 40's by the morning. 55 in fredericksburg. chile will lealy weather to the. 37 in caribou, maine right now. 60's and 70's when you get further to the south and west. and a little bit of a warm up as we get into saturday and sunday. we will keep our eye on colder temperatures developing to the west. this will take awhile because of the strength. this will happen probably about tuesday. that is when we expect a change. in the meantime, high-pressure keeping as high and dry with comfortable daytime temperatures. our future cash computer model shows some activity offshore where there is an area of low pressure, but that will drift out of the picture in the next few days. we will start to pick up

. >> hurricane warning in fort washington. at the eye of the storm. huntington wins 52-16. easy win tonight. to the maryland 3a west final. third quarter. up 12-7. mark o'hara. rumbling, rumbling, rumbling. the red army not phased. they should have been. brandon phelts. >>> it is that time where we determine who had the most injuries. back to the game of the week. liberty at brierewoods. alex carter. doesn't like the left side. so puts it down. flips it. and reverses it. to the right side. and he is going all the way. and they win it by a score of 7-0 tonight. >>> some news here. dunbar will replace blue in the turkey blue on thanksgiving day. an investigation by dc public schools determined the knights used an ineligible player. >>> got to thank all the men and women that make this show happen behind the scenes and the cameramen out there in the elements all year long. take it away. the hayfield marching band. good night. so long, everybody. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com if you live for performance, upgrade to castrol e

police have arrested and charged 46-year-old michael glover of fort washington, maryland.glover is accused of striking and killing 71-year-old dusty clarity. according to police, clarity was killed on capital street southwest on november 8th. glover has been charged with negligent homicide. >>> there are more problems for qantas airlines. pilots set to make another emergency landing. coming up next, find out what is being done by the company that provides the engine. >>> and consider this as a warning, police are cracking down on drivers who are not using their seat belts. we'll tell you why trying to talk your way out of a ticket is useless. we'll be back. >>> so far no one is claiming responsibility for a deadly bombing attack in pakistan. police say that a bomb exploded in the northwest part of the country this morning, killing two people and wounding three others. local television reports claim that the bomb targeted a vehicle carrying the head of the local tribal committee. that committee is made up of family members of an anti-taliban mayor who was killed last year.

rockville, maryland; monique bourgeois, executive director, association of recovery schools, fort washington, pennsylvania; greg williams, co-director, connecticut turning to youth and families, danbury, connecticut; dr. mark godley, director, research and development, chestnut health systems, bloomington, illinois. fran, what is the extent of the problem with youth in america? our most recent survey from samhsa is that around 10 million, a little over 10 million of our young people, are using alcohol and substances. that actually breaks down to 26 percent of them are drinking and another 17 percent of them are binge drinking, which is having more than five drinks in a row at one setting. so it's a concern of ours that our young people are really starting to accelerate drinking and drugging than they have in the past. and mark, it's really...as fran has mentioned, alcohol is really the main problem. what other substances are youth taking today? while most youth who use, do use alcohol, marijuana runs a pretty close second with high use in marijuana. but probably the most rapidly growing segm

tonight we went out to prince george's county, fort washington, to get more reaction. take a look. >> reporter: the game room and grill sports bar, we found a cross-section of residents, a tractor trailer operator, the bar owner, even transportation logistics. she's a government worker, a retired army sergeant major and an executive assistant. they're watching the headlines and they're ready to weigh in. >> i think jack johnson should never have put his wife in this situation. >> he's innocent until proven guilty. >> that's true, but i don't think he'll be innocent. >> business in that community has supported jack johnson since his inception into political office and so we actually are shocked, the main thing we're actually hurt. >> basically been working about 30 years strong. i don't see why they couldn't have $80,000 in the home. >> i feel like if you're legit why would you need to hide the money? just open the door and if everything you can account for all of your money, then why hide it? >> yeah, well, i feel like if she put it in her purse and it's not really hid

dabbing his injured mouth, president obama was escorted into his car at fort mcnair army post in washington, d.c. he'd taken an elbow to the upper lip playing defense in a five on five basketball game with family and friends. late today, the white house revealed the owner of the elbow in question, ray deserega, who works for the congressional

remains an influential consultant here in washington frequently quoted in the media and regularly called to testify here on capitol hill as an expert witness in fort artsy washington d.c. . he is coming to you live from moscow now let's have a look at some other stories making headlines around the world this hour and a suicide bomber struck a mosque in northwest pakistan killing fifty and leaving around eighty injured officials say the target may have been a member of pakistan's senate who had encouraged people to oppose the taliban that targeted procession took place in an area where the taliban has recently gained ground in a separate attack a second mosque was bombs near the city of peshawar wounding several people. more than sixty people have been killed in the latest eruption of indonesia's volatile amount more rapidly it takes the death toll to over one hundred twenty since the volcano became active again last week after lying dormant for four years residents are being treated for burns and respiratory problems seventy five thousand people have been evacuated from central java all people with ash covered faces have been seeking any means of

of corporations and media conglomerates whose interests are just too big to lose he'll in fort artsy washington d.c. . so the voters really know who or what they voted for or who is money behind his behind the candidates i think it's pretty safe to say that no they didn't and in large part thanks to the supreme court's citizens united ruling this january not only have the floodgates been opened to allow record numbers of spending to become the norm but some are feeling that a little piece of democracy has been lost when foreign donations can affect our local elections so is there anything we can do about it we're here to discuss with me is alter net's economic editor carter thanks so much for being here except now you know i'm assuming you're with me here that the floodgates essentially have been opened thanks to the citizens united ruling but is this something that we have to get used to all the time you know even in off years not in election years that there is going to be insane amounts of money flowing in unfortunately i think so i bring a blog about this for the past two weeks and for all

we have a tweet -- fort washington, maryland. caller: i love this topic. i have been reading a book and there was a letter that said americans are avid for praise and they will supply themselves. i am tired of politics. everytime i hear i hear what a great country this is and it is the greatest country, to act with more keynote, we might be a better country. host: the last comment will be from west virginia. correct -- eric, you are on. caller: why do we have to be insecure to warwick we're better than anybody else? thomas jefferson said patriotism was the last refuge of a scandal. we saw millions and millions of dollars poured in from wall street hedge funds and from pharmaceuticals and they are the ones who will benefit. people got fooled again. we wrap ourselves in the flag. we think we are taking the country back. these people are cyclic upset we have a president who is not caucasian -- these people are upset that we have a president who is not a vocation -- caucasian. maybe we need to take a look at ourselves and figure out how we can live better and

he was playing basketball at fort mcnair with family and friends in washington, d.c. you can see him there holding hi hand. the reporter saw him holding something to his mouth. he was inadvent inadvertently hit in the mouth. there is no identity on the person who hit him but basketball is one the president's favorite sport >>> an 8 1/2 foot douglas fir arrived at the white house. first lady michelle obama was there to accept the tree. >>> if you bought a lottery ticket at you better check. here are the wepting numbers, 41, 22, 43, 44, 15, and 14. applications for driver's licenses are peeling up at the dmv as a department spokeswoman says it's about two weeks behind in processing applications across the state. the dmv receives about 38,000 applications and the delay is being blamed on an enhanced security measure that will make lines he is more tamper proof. >>> we are tracking sales. and at 5:00, we'll have a ktvu special report on a break through that could be the answer for people suffering from neck and spine injuries. our next newscast is the ktvu chant 2 news at

dabbing his injured mouth, president obama was escorted into his car at fort mcnair army post in washington, d.c. he'd taken an elbow to the upper lip playing defense in a five on five basketball game with family and friends. late today, the white house revealed the owner of the elbow in question, ray deserega, who works for the congressional hispanic caucus institute. deserega issued a statement saying: "i learned today the president is both a tough competitor and a good sport. i'm sure he'll be back out on the court again soon." after the incident, mr. obama was driven three miles back home and kept out of public view. a few hours later, the white house christmas tree arrived. mrs. obama and the couple's children came down to review the tree. we saw the president through an upstairs window, still nursing his injury. officials say he was given a local anesthetic and 12 stitches. why so many? the white house medical unit used a small filament, which requires more stitches but leaves a smaller scar. presidential mishaps are practically a tradition. president ford was known for his pratfalls.

not caylee now reporter was covering all this in the rally outside fort benning where the training center is located going to washington bureau but you're going to be interested to know in about an hour's time tonight we'll be featuring that very story in a special edition of the great show for a story plenty of views about what went on with people over. you're watching r.t. from moscow that stricken island will receive a massive bailout of up to one hundred million dollars rather from the european union an international monetary fund the coalition government in dublin tonight collapsed only starting on to finalize a budget and lifeline deals with the e.u. and i.m.f. before a general election it is the euro zone's second emergency rescue package now following greece but sambo one of the adam smith institute in london says it is the beginning of the end of the single currency policy i think the euro zone's days are numbered i can't see the euro survive in this decade certainly not the next ten years probably not the next one or two years in fact bailing out ireland will kick the can down the road maybe our lives will br

washington. police on the scene at 11th and galloway streets where a man has been shot and killed at fort circle police say they're looking for a gray chevy tahoe with two people inside. no word on the description of the people inside. >>> a traffic alert this morning. construction project backed traffic in maryla, d.c. and virginia is cong to an end but not before the road shuts down completely this weekend. we're talking ohio drive. megan mcgrath is live with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. this has been a bear for folks for months. this construction project, you can see the barrels. they're off to the side right now. traffic is flowing. for months, they have had all nds of closures, lane closures, complete osures. it's dragged on and caused big problems for motorists who commute through this area. we're talking ohio drive, lincoln where the road curves around down by the river. good news, this construction project is almost over. the bad news is that the final push is ing to cause the complete closure of ohio drive this weekend. they're going to shut the road down in both

committee here in washington votes to continue funding the school of the america but this weekend tens of thousands of activists from north central and. america out will converge at the gates of fort benning to demand the school be closed and it's dark legacy be remembered and ford artsy washington d.c. . yesterday we discussed the verdict in the case of ahmed ghailani the first detainee from guantanamo bay who was tried in civilian court and he was found guilty on only one charge of conspiracy out of more than two hundred eighty of the possibility of twenty years to life in prison now critics of the obama administration's decision to try detainees in civilian court are disappointed with the results while others argue that this is a perfect example of our justice system at work and that evidence obtained through torture was inadmissible but there's another side to all of this and taking out the torture the jury didn't hear about it didn't hear about guantanamo bay or about cia black sites so for civil libertarians fighting to get the truth out about the bush administration's actions was this a bit of a loss here to discuss it with me is he in his director of the a.c.l.u.'s nationa

washington. dc police are investigating a shooting on 11th and galloway streets near fort circle park. 3:30 this morning, police were called to the scene. one person was found suffering from a gunshot wound. you are looking at live pictures right now. the condition of the victim is unknown at this point. police say they are looking for a gray chevy tahoe and they believe two suspects are inside. >> we will continue to follow the story throughout the morning, but angie will be here talking about traffic, including whether there are any complications because of the investigation but we start with good news today. not only is it friday. howard bernstein has a terrific forecast. >> for today an right through the weekend, we could use a little rain but it will hold off until next week and hopefully until after monday's home game with the eagles at fedex field. the friday forecast, it's a good one. sunshine again, wall to wall today. chilly right now. 20s out there. 47 at 9:00. noon 57. 5:00 p.m. 57 with highs today many areas low 60s. one or two spots to 65. you can see the clouds off shore and a cou

un authorized demonstration calling for the closure of fort benning nicknamed the school of assassins but that's not going to change in washington d.c. for more on this guy the what's going on there now and when can we expect the release of our news crew. well kerry our crew is stealing geralyn columbus georgia we have no idea when they're going to be released arctic correspondent kayleen ford and cameraman john conway were arrested while covering a massive rally outside ford banning which hosts a training center for latin american military officers and policemen thousands of people gathered at the gates of that institution in the state of georgia with demands to shut it down among its graduates are many of latin america's most notorious torturers mass murderers and dictators some call for banning america's terrorist training camp those by all standards nonviolent demonstrations happened at fort benning every year activists say usually few people get arrested by police but this time they say it was different so many more got arrested we talked to caylee in our correspondent earlier during the brief phone call she made from jail

fort lauderdale, florida; dr. w. douglas evans, professor and director, public health communication and marketing program, george washington university, washington, dc; sandra de castro buffington, director, hollywood health & society, usc annenberg norman lear center, beverly hills, california. the media obviously influences how people create their opinions, particularly about addiction and treatment issues in behavior health. and doug, why don't we review what we mean about media today. some time ago, marshall mcluhan said that the medium is the message and that is more true today than ever. media have proliferated and they now permeate our society. we're surrounded by it constantly 24/7 and users increasingly are defining what the media are and what those media mean to the rest of us. and mark, why is it important for the media to really understand addiction, treatment, and behavioral health? i think as doug just said, it's 24/7, people rely on the media to get their information and, as the media reaching out, people are forming opinions, ideas, attitudes about what they think about addiction and mental illness based on

washington. the victim was shot just after 3:00 this morning on 11th and galloway streets near the fort circle parks area. police say there are on the lookout for two suspects, possibly in a gray chevy tahoe. >>> well, cutting the evidence could mean adding fees at the smithsonian. the president's deficit reduction commission is recommending museums receive less federal funding and to make up for that it suggests charging $7.50 per visitor. some visitors we talked to were not so keen on the idea. >> it is an educational tool for kids and families, so, i don't know if i completely agree with that. >> i do think there is something to be said about this being the national museums, the smithsonians. so i feel like it would kind of turn a lot of people away. >> reporter: the smithsonian has been free of charge since it opened in 1846. >>> after counting the administration's ability to freeze tuition a the university of maryland, governor o'malley is changing his tune now. the governor says a modest tuition hike could be on the way soon. but he adds a degree from college park still remains a good value. >

host: here is a headline from " the washington post." host: fort pierce, florida. bill on the republican line. what are your thoughts on bipartisanship? by caller: am undecided right now. i want the tax cuts look at. another comment that i wanted to make was nbc with whatever his name is ann rachael maddest -- and rachel mathedas those of the worst name-calling people i have ever seen in my life. host: let's talk about the tax cut issues. do you fall in that the category of making more than two under 50,000? caller: no, i am not. -- do you fall in the category of making more than 20020050,00? caller: the republicans do not have an easy way to go. i hope the tea party holds them very accountable, because they do have a second chance. i do not agree with obama's agenda. i am glad that speech to showed a minute ago, that we were thankful to have him as our president so we will know not to make that mistake ever again. in hosthost: here is a calln emm one of our viewers. host: tx on the independent line. johnny, go ahead. caller: admirable lens was talking about the di

. >> as they do in washington state and oregon, this season crab are being tested by buyers before they commit to buying them. fortragg was going to set all 500 of his pots. >> we got called in about the quality. areas questioned about quality and make sure the crabs are good. allen fairhurst is convinced he'll be able to offer a quality crab meal. >> telling us that crab are coming in large and more importantly that they are coming in with a very good dense meat. >> abc 7 news. >> oh! i know you're not going to be happy to hear this, but you may have to wait until early december. not quite big enough. more time to mature. >> postpone the start of the crab season. oh well. >> you do want them nice and big. >> thank you. thank you very much for trying to cheer me up. but that will be after thanksgiving. oh well. 4:37 now. i thought i heard mike talking about some records possibly falling today. >> i know. that will be high temperatures, right, mike? >> absolutely. record high temperatures. these the big story. remember last friday we said sunday and monday would be the warmest? we set a couple record highs yesterda

washington d.c. now r t journalists were arrested over the weekend while covering protests of fort benning against the school of america's even though they were members of the press they were still arrested and charged with demonstrating without a permit so we're going to speak with one of the journalist who was incarcerated to get her take on the incident and this raises a larger issue about the first amendment people reserve the right to protest the press reserves the right to film the events within the appropriate means but does the incident with our crew getting arrested show the freedom of the press is being limited in the us a misspeak with media consultant joel silverman next all eyes were on lisbon portugal as the nato summit wrapped up this weekend we're going to have the details about what was covered on the leader's agenda and how europe is getting fed up with the u.s. military policies abroad artie's lauren lyster was in portugal and is going to bring us all the latest then we'll touch on an issue that's got a lot of people up in arms prayer taking place in the capital the fox investigatio

fort mchenry tunnel an accident in baltimore fremont avenue at evening street. now back w over to you. >> thank you. >> jury convict salvador immigrant of murdering washington intern leave very. samantha live in washington with more on the conviction and pro cuetor admit they didn't have all that much evidence to go on against juan so how do they get a convict? >>reporter: well, as you recall one of the reasons this case is so well known is because there washington a connect at the time between shan dra and home tile congressman gary so police were focusing on that for quite some time when they found her remains a year after she disappeared there were so much detier yaiing and very difficult to trace back to the killer. but then what sfaed was a jail house confession by this man and that's when thh case became hot again. he was just convicted today of murdering shondra and her mother who was in the courtroom at the time watched him closely when the verdict was read. talked to reporters about how she felt. >> no matter what my family has and a sentence the result of the verdict may be guilty but i have a life time sentence of a person missing from our family tree.

i was on air force one on september 11 will we left fort up from the elementary school to go back to washington. we landed at an air force base in louisiana. the decision was we were going to go to one more place, but we would condense the size of the presidential package. we would cut people of press reporters from 16 to 8. we did not know if we get all smaller helicopters or other things. we had to decide which reporters could go and which ones were left on the tarmac in louisiana. one journalist went crazy i was thinking, you are panicking. now is your big moment to write your pulitzer prize winning speech. you are dealing with the emotions of journalists. you are dealing with your own personal emotions. it is not healthy for good decision making to say the least. that is why i think the ability for us to endure in a bipartisan climate during crisis will be more and more difficult. >> you have no idea how many times i have walked into the situation room and found them watching cnn. we call -- they are watching cnn to see what is going on. tv stations are calling them to see what is going on.

the "washington post" reports that the train took off with the baby in the stroller leaving the woman frantic on the platform. the baby was turned over to authorities at the fortn station and eventually reunited with the mother. metro says there are indications that the woman was trying to force the stroller on to a crowded car. >>> 9 news now spoke with the metro transit board chairman, peter benjamin about the safety of the system's escalators. six people were injured on october 80th while riding an escalator -- on october 30th while riding an escalator at l'enfant station. benjamin says they must strip the escalators down and rebuild each by hand because they are so old and out of production. >> we don't want any passenger ever to be injured, and safety is a key thing that we all have to adopt as our number one priority, and i think we did do that. >> reporter: benjamin admits that metro probably should have placed the escalator brake warnings on the safety sensitive list. that would have given them a high priority. >>> owners of the college park restaurant that has been a problem for police decided to take action before county officials did. we'll explain

fort mcnair dabbing his lip with gauze. he'd been playing at the military post in washington with friends and family.house identified the person who hit the president as rey decerega, who works for the congressional hispanic caucus institute. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: as holiday shoppers flock to the web to make purchases, new questions about internet security are surfacing. last week, a congressionally chartered commission released a report about what china's rise means for the u.s. economy and security. included in the findings were the details of a little-known incident involving the hijacking of online data by a firm owned by the chinese government. ray suarez tells the story. >> suarez: at a communications company outside washington, d.c., computer network engineers monitor internet traffic. normally, the internet works by swiftly finding the shortest, most efficient trip between two computers anywhere on earth. electronic routers direct the traffic flow, insuring the shortest path, like these greenç lines here. but back in april, electronic commu

washington has died. this happened just after 3:00 this morning at 11th and galloway street near fort circle park. police have are on the lookout for two suspects in a gray chevy tahoe. >>> look at the stories happening today. today is one of the first christmas mailing deadlines believe it or not. get to the post office today to send packages to military personnel who are serving overseas if you do it by parcel post if you want to get it there by december 25th. it is the cheapest way to get your gift there. >>> a concert in morgantown, wave were to kill the miners killed in april. it is for rtm, remember the miners. >>> at tysons corner center, a justin beiber buyout. 100 fans will move store to store buying everything with the teenager pop star's image on it and all the merchandise will be donated to the ainova fairfax hospital for the holiday season. >>> police are staying vigilant. >> they are looking for two men wanted for suspicious activity. kristin fisher is live to tell us how the men got the police ' attention. >> we have pictures of how these men got police's attention. before i show yo

washington, d.c. subway system. in may, pakistani-born american citizen faisal shahzad failed in his attempt to blow up an s.u.v. in times square. in november, 2009, the massacre at fort hood, 13 people killed, 30 wiewntd after u.s. army major nidal hasan allegedly opened fire on his fellow soldiers. husan was connected to cleric anwar awlaki who is linked to al qaeda and is himself an american citizen. there was also najibullah zazi, an afghan turned u.s. resident who in september of last year conspired to detonate backpack bombs in the new york subway. >> so this isn't just about al qaeda plotting attacks, like we saw in the new york subway attacks. but you have american citizens planning attacks against their fellow citizen, even in portla portland, oregon. >> reporter: this report says u.s. legal residents and citizens are lucrative assets for local terrorist organizations and that arrested seem to harbor the belief that the united states is at war with islam, which worries islamic experts. >> we are running out of time. we are running out of time so we have to run much faster to close the gap between muslims and non-muslims. >> reporter: akbar ahmed has studied i

fort hood last year. national correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington with the latest. this is about an intelligence report being withheld? >> reporter: that's correct, shannon. according to this letter obtained by fox' specials unit as part of its on going investigation of the american cleric anwar al-awlaki the fort hood report is being withheld from the defense because of the intelligence it contains the letter from the office of the dni reads in part, it contains highly classified compartmented and sensitive information, accordingly we cannot produce the document if ever until after a detailed and time consuming interagency review. the letter is being blocked because officials argue the release may compromise sources and methods that were used to gather the classified information. shannon: are we getting any kind of response from john galligan one of the lawyers representing the alleged shooter, nidal malik hasan. >> reporter: he tells fox he has been asking for this report for nearly a year and only now has he been informed it will not be provided. he says the noti

washington d.c. subway system. in may, pakistani born american citizen faisal shazad failed in his attempt to blow up an suv in times square. in november 2009, the massacre at fort hood. 13 people killed, 30 wounded after nadal hasan allegedly opened fire on his fellow soldiers. hasan was linked to anwar al- alaki. there was also najibulla zazi who cone -- conspired back pack bombs in the subway. >> you have american citizens planning attacks against their fellow citizens even in portland, oregon. >> this 2009 report says that u.s. citizens are lucrative assets for global terrorists are organizations and that some arrested seem to harbor the belief that the united states is at war with islam. which worries islamic experts. >> we are running out of time. we are running out of time so we have to run much faster to close the gap between muslims and anonymous hims. >> akbar ahmed has studied islamic communities across america. he says the problem will only get worse unless muslim leaders launch a rigorous program to steer young people away from radical influences. >> if they are caught at the airport terminal it is too late. they need to be stopped at source which i

washington. we had the chance to talk to kayleen one of our correspondents she and one of our cameraman john conway are now we jailed in columbus georgia they were covering annual demonstration outside fort benning which holds a training center for latin american soldiers and policemen air every year thousands of people gather at the gates of that institution with demands to shut it down among its graduates are many of the continent's most and poorest torturers mass murderers dictators and state terrorists some call for banning america's terrorist training camps kayleen our correspondent said there was no disobedience to the police on their part they stayed away from the gate as they were asked to but what followed by all standards nonviolent and rally were dozens of arrests even one ninety year old priest was arrested r t merica crew were arrested as they were doing their job trying to capture on camera the whole event including the arrest they are now we jail for that is not quite clear right now they could be charged with disobedience to the police or federal trespassing has been covering this grow who growing public outrage with what's going on at fort benning and its training camp f

in the fort hood prosecution that has also been the case, jon. jon: catherine herridge in washington for us, thanks. jenna: brand-new developments in the case of an american teenager missing in aruba. dutch authorities are reviewing the dental records of natalee holloway, because of the discovery of a jawbone this week. phil keating is live in miami on this story. what kind of timeline are we looking at here as far as matching the bone to a specific person. >> reporter: aruba and dutch authorities tell me any way we could know whether or not the jawbone is that of natalee holloway. experts say when you have full dental records has the dutch officials in the haig, in the neater land has in this case the fbi confirmed they sent x-rays, dental records of natalee holloway, including her teeth impressions over there, so the netherlands forensic institute has all of this and has had it for four-full days. right now it's 6pm there at the haig. this really is a decision that should be made sooner or later. however the dutch officials tell me once they know they will then tell the arubans and

fort campbell in kentucky and was assigned to the 101st airborne division. >>> this afternoon, the cardinal designate will be heading to the vatican for his installation. he has been washington'sbishop. he is one of two u.s. arch bishops and now 24 worldwide who will become cardinals this saturday. the 69-year-old came from pittsburgh to head the washington diocese in 2006. >>> 5:35. time now for another of your money report. >> and jessica doyle is back with perks at the work place. >> that's right. >> reporter: do you miss the free sodas at work? maybe some people were getting that. >> free sodas at work? >> did you miss that? >>ened the year-end holiday parties. >> we get coffee. i'm okay with that. >> don't worry, our partners are reporting that work place perks are making a comeback. in the third quarter, the firms reduced, and this year, 12% of firms say they're going to dole out thanksgiving goodies and the bonus pools are apparently getting bigger. >>> curbside charging places are allegedly come coming to washington. the mayor will unveil the first electric charging center and it is located on 14th street northwest. the officials from the department of emergency, pepco

fort hood commanding general will make the call about the trial. justice department is offering up to $20,000 for information regarding the shootings at several military related buildings in the washingtonrea. the shooter has taken nighttime shots at the pentagon, two marine corps facility and a coast guard recruiting office. in international news, afghanistan's president wants the u.s. to back off in its effort against the taliban. reporter conor powell is in kabul with the diplomatic fall-out. >> what is becoming a regular occurrence, hamid karzai, afghan president, again lashed out at the current strategy in afghanistan. telling the "washington post" that the time has come for the u.s. to reduce the military operations in afghanistan. he also complained that american troops need to be less intrusive in the lives of ordinary afghans. karzai's comments have angered the top american commanderer in afghanistan. general david petraeus and stunned other senior u.s. officials. >> some things he objected to are done at this time necessarily to support his government. >> the raids are deeply unpopular in afghanistan, but militarily effective. >> we believe that the u.s. of intelligence-driven

i was on air force one on september 11 will we left fort up from the elementary schl to go back to washington we landed at an air force base in louisiana. the decision was we were going to go to one more place, but we would condense the size of the presidential package. we would cut people of press reporters from 16 to 8. we did not know if we get all smaller helicopters or other things. we had to decide which reporters could go and which ones were lt on the tarmac in louisiana. one journalist went crazy i was thinking, you are panicking. now is your big moment to wte your pulitzer prize winning speech. you are dealing with the emotions of journalists. you are dealing with your own personal emotions. it is not healthy for good decision making to say the least. that is why i think the ability for us to endure in a bipartisan climate during crisis will be more and more difficult. >> you have no idea how many times i have walked into the situation room and found them watching cnn. we call -- they are watching cnn to see what isoing on. tv stations are calling them to see what is going on. it is

fort myers, florida, on our line for democrats. teaneck, you are on "washington journal." i believe the president should definitely be in charge. he should have more help from both parties. democrats didn't exactly go along with him the past couple of years. and if the tea party people believed that they are not being manipulated by big money, then i guess -- therein lies the problem. most people hold -- who voted the people who are in, are totally oblivious that all of the big money through the chamber of commerce, just large, other organizations, by the same people who were in power prior to the past two years. host: of teaneck, we are going to leave it there. in the editorial section, the op-ed section of "the philadelphia inquirer." democrats showing this still don't get it. in the house, they endorsed a discredited regime. back to the phones. texas, diagonal line for republicans. who should have more influence over government policies, the president or the tea party? caller: i think the president indeed should have the most influence but on the same token i don't unde

fort have joined us today. i -- [applause] [applause] [applause] >> i really don't miss much about washington.all the people from our administration who have joined us today, and i thank you for your noble service to our country. [applause] >> and i appreciate the 160,000 donors whose generosity has insured that this building was fully paid for before we broke ground. [applause] >> and i thank all the people joining us via webcast. it is hard to believe that there's this much excitement about shoveling dirt. [laughter] >> today's groundbreaking marks the beginning of the journey. we take the first step towards construction of this presidential center, which will be a dynamic hub of ideas and actions based upon timeless principles. truth of the matter is, this moment is a continuation of a journey that began many years ago. just over a decade ago the american people went to the polls to choose their president in the 2000 election. just under a decade ago, they figured out the results. [laughter] >> and a lot of us believe i the only present to have won the same election five times. [laughter] >

washington post." host: on to your phone calls. paul joins us from fort lauderdale, florida, on the independent line.good morning. caller: good morning. i look at the whole situation with gm and everybody, it seems to me that there are a certain set of people who trade -- tend to be consumers, and that as 99% of people in the society. that 1% of the people of the money keeps rising and rising. i can afford everythin the people who sweat blood and tears, it seems to me are less important. things keep rising for us, and there is no way to come out of this. what you are going to have it is a lot of criminal activity, terrorists, and then the media is being paid to keep the people in a panic. host: a bit, from pennsylvania, your take on the government bailout of gm? caller: good morning. my dealing with gm has been this. they made a poor product. they treated customers like crap. i said i would never buy another gm car, and now my tax payer money back of them out. i cannot believe this. as i said -- is absolutely ridiculous. host: donald, from princeton, new jersey. caller: i am curious if there was a me

fort worth, texas. good morning. welcome to the "washington journal.". >> caller: good morning. thank you for having me on. >> host: sure. >> caller: i think the pay cut for the federal employees is a good idea. i mean if you do look around the world there are federal employees in europe taking 15% pay cuts. all we as taxpayers are doing, are asking right now that they just put a freeze on for two years. so i think that is more than fair. and at a time, if you look at say, just the last five years, there have been large increases in federal employee hiring while at the same time, the private sector has been shrinking. so you've got a situation, you know, right there that is not sustainable. we're racking up large deficits. i think there is a lot of areas in government we should take a close look at, the usda farm subsidies that run five million dollars. >> we take you live to the white house. president obama has arrived to talk about his meeting with congressional leaders. >> we're spending a little more time in the eob. i just wrapped up a meeting with leaders from both parties

washington tonight. catherine, why do the officials say they are blocking this document. >> well, shep, according to this letter it's part of our ongoing investigation of the cleric anwar al-awlaki, the fortd report is being withheld from hasan's defense team because there is highly classified information. the letter from the top lawyer are to the nation's top intelligence official states it contains highly classified compartmented and sensitive information. accordingly we cannot produce the document, if ever, until after a detailed and time-consuming interagency review. and officials also argue that the release may compromise sources and methods, shep. >> shepard: anything from major hasan's attorney on this matter? >> well, john tells fox that for nearly a year he has been asking for this report and only now is he being told the defense team can't have it he says the official notice came on the last day of the article 32 hearing, just 10 minutes before it started and he argues the report could help the defense in the death penalty case, which is what they expect here, shep. >> shepard: and what about the government? anything from government officials? >> well, a spokesman for the office