some reason congress wants to get results is quite rare as usually they don't really delve into local d.c. governance issues they continue to overlook serious issues in the past like the shocking aids epidemic where one of the highest rates of aids rates of aids and hiv in the entire country disease department of health says that seven percent of d.c. residents between the ages of forty and forty nine are infected which is three times what the world health organization classifies as an epidemic but congress didn't have a weight on that issue or what about d.c. schools there amongst the most troubled in the nation that's something that former school chancellor michelle rhee spoke about openly in the film waiting for superman . you wake up every morning and you know that kids are getting a really crappy education right now she think the most the kids are going to. go i don't think they are i know they are. all right or how about poverty considering that washington d.c. as a state ranks third in the nation for the highest poverty rate at one thousand point nine percent behind only mississipp

well, it's -- >> -- local d.c. programs. but i will say we had a lot of problems in the mortgage market in the last decade. we had a lot of practices that in retrospect weren't very -- weren't very sustainable, even though, as you say, many of them were well intentioned. although some of them, some of the practices out there were not well intentioned at all, they were just fraud and greed. but we need to be careful about what we're doing. i know the congress is now requiring us to do a number of things to try to clean up practices in the mortgage market. we take that role very seriously. and we will continue to be glad to have your input and counsel as we do that work, and as you're hearing from your constituents, we're often hearing from many of the same people. but that helps us with our perspective. >> thank you. thank you mr. chairman. >> note >> i will note for the record that senator reid of rhode island would have been with us today but he is away at a funeral. mr. codra ymeny, i thank you for testimony today and your

wants to get involved here which is actually quite rare as usually they don't really delve into local d.c. governance issues they continue to overlook serious issues in the past like the shocking aids epidemic where one of the highest rates of aids rates of aids and hiv in the entire country disease department of health says that seven percent of d.c. residents between the ages of forty and forty nine are infected which is three times what the world health organization classify.

>> a lot of it has to do with the fact that there was a lack of local options. d.c.major metropolitan area without a brewery like this. we also realize there are a lot of choices already in the market and our quality had to be world clclass. >> are you in competition with other breweries? >> capital city brewing -- they are our friends. they brew beer to be consumed in their restaurants. we brew beer to be purchasased from restaurants and stores. there is a lot of choice out therso the q quality has to bee there especlly in a sophisticated market like dc >> w are yourest customers? >> restaurant,otels, specialty high-and grocees. we are and about 200 retailers across maryland, d.c., and virginia. >> do you u sell something ee besides the year on your web site? >> we do have rchandise available in our tasting room anand we give public tours on saturday. we are in alexandria a about 2 miles west of old town. 3950 wheeler avenue. >> s so people can go into that place e and drink beer all afternoon. >> we prefer too look at it as an educational experience. >> the wininer

but, you know, early in the reagan administration i was on a program with you, local d.c. tv. >> guest: right. >> host: and my last words were the coming months, pat, will show whether you're a corporatist or a conservative. so let me ask you the question just so people know where you coming from. >> guest: right. >> host: are you a corporatist or a conservative? >> guest: i'm a conservative. i'm a traditionalist conservative, a russell kirk conservative. he was -- you know, when i was younger, i didn't, you know, i'd follow the flashier conservatives than russell kirk, but eventually you came to see that really he had something good to say about the society and how to preserve it. i'm also, as a catholic i've got a little -- [speaking in native tongue] the cyclicals, back in there, ralph -- >> host: liberation theology? >> guest: no. [laughter] let me tell you a story though, ralph. i went to school, and in journalism school, and one of my class mates was a mare knoll priest. and he and i became friends. his name was miguel. he became the foreign minister of the sandinist

since april 15th falls on a sunday and the 16th is a local holiday in d.c., the irs has announced a new deadline this year, april 17th. they are also encouraging taxpayers to e-file. after years of skyrocketing gas prices, we enter 2012 hoping things would be different. experts say the worst crisis could be yet to come. >> fill in your tank the first of the year won't break the bank, but looking back at gas prices in 2011 tells a different story. >> we did not see a lot of ups and downs, but they were consistently high. this was the most expensive gasoline year on record. >> he knows what those high prices mean and what the price in january, 2012 means four things to come. >> we are coming out of the starting blocks at a very, very high price. >> january traditionally has the lowest prices of the year. if prices are higher now, they will keep going up. >> it is not uncommon for prices to go up as much as $0.90, which means we will probably break the record high. >> and did not budget for it because it is something that you do. now you have to take into consideration in your budget. >> y

members asked the delegation a number of tough questions from gun control to local funding, even about the crime rate in d.c. >> new hampshire is the safest

members asked the delegation a number of tough questions from gun control to local funding, even about the crime rate in d.c. >> new hampshire is the safest state in the country to live in. if you think why, because we're not a no gun zone. every home just about in new hampshire has a gun to protect themself. >> our gun control laws are

the fifteenth falls on sunday and the 16 as a local holiday in washington d.c..y prepare for the onslaught of tax returns. tonight, he began an extraordinary measures to obstruct the housing authority of all of its assets. it is ordered to collect on court order judgment that the city refuses to play. >> it was anything but the usual start to the day at the city housing authority maintenance yard. shara for on-site to tag as many as 20 vehicles the authority and loans. the first step to auctioning off the vehicles. proceeds will be used to pay the judgment awarded to brittany and her brother. they claim and a jury agreed that they were poisoned his children while living in the public high-rise. of suffered from the telltale developmental disability caused by lead poisoning. >> i can't keep a job long. i do have a goal, but is not working. >> and a 115 months ago. the housing authority has refused to play -- the pay the judgment claiming it can't afford to. >> housing authority, and everybody should know that they are not above the law. now it has been over a year

d.c. mayor starting in 1979 and ending in 1999. >>> coming up a local man who made history in that d.c. is slated to rest. --laid to rest. >>> you are watching abc 7 news at 6:00 with gordon peterson doug hill, and tim brant sports. >> today president obama made his pick to run the consumer bureau. a came after senators blocked the nomination in december. the president stood his ground and back his pick. >> now is the time to do everything we can to protect consumers to prevent financial crises like the one we banter from ever happening again. that starts with letting richard do his job. >> 44 senators rejected the nomination. it is not over his credentials but the powers given to the new agency. gop leaders try to find out if his appointment was illegal. >>> a federal judge in new orleans has ordered a temporary halt of payments from a compensation fund. they require 6% of settlement money be set aside for hundreds of plaintiffs attorneys. they are trying to reformulate payments and comply with the order. >> 7 is on your side as it appears america's love for coffee and doughnuts is wit

d.c. locally, low to mid-30sto the north. 40s still, annapolis. kent island and over in washington. 38, 33. just above freezing in westminster. 57. that occurred after midnight. obviously this afternoon, 38 is where we have been, pretty much all afternoon. 31, 24, the normals. and the record, 68. in 1957, 4 below zero on this date. >>> we had that shower activity, moved offshore. causing the storms across the southeast. it's all moved off to the east. a lot of dry weather to the east for the time being. a few snow showers dying out across the great lakes. you see those streamers right off the lakes. but they're pretty much done. now, tomorrow night, a second front is going to come across the great lakes. it may be just strong enough for our region. garrett county, we see some snow showers. just across northern sections of our region, there may be enough moisture for a brief snow flurry tomorrow evening. and across the southern pa, maybe enough for a dusting, on the grass, on the streets. perhaps we're talking late tomorrow night. just possible. no

d.c. locally, temperatures have dropped back in the 40s. if you're heading out. there's a breeze. it's going to feel chilly, compared to what we saw earlier today. still well above normal. our normal high is 42, 43 degrees. and 52 still in annapolis. 42, 25 are the averages. the record, 72. record the record low, 3. today, we were 63 and 46. by midnight, we were probably down about 38, 39. that will be our new low for later on. >>> right now, winds are beginning to calm down. still 22 down there. 8 here. 15 in western maryland. but they'll be much lighter tonight. brought that dryer air in as the front moved off. takes all of the rain and showers with it. and thunder, particularly across virginia and carolinas. yeah, richmond got up to 71 today. all of that rain is well well off to the east. clearing skyless. a little snow shower activity in new york state. coming off the state. but not a whole lot with that. generally, for the weekend, except sunday night, late, things will be quiet. there will be a weak frontal system crossing the area on saturday. it will cool us down a bit. an

♪♪ i'm feelin' subway ♪ ♪ let's go ♪ clucks some local students in washington d.c., got a jump on celebratinge event. >> this has become somewhat of a tradition for the students at watkins from southeast d.c., and they take learning outside the classroom to the exact place where history was made. >> i have a dream that this nation will rise up to the true meaning of its creed. >> they recited the speech from 39 years ago. >> will be able to join hands with little white boys and little white girls as sisters and brothers. i have a dream today. >> students from watkins elementary school proudly stood on the steps of the lincoln memorial to honor a man is life's work made their lives better. >> we cannot be satisfied. >> it feels like i was there with him. it feels like he was there with me. >> of the was not for him, i would not be here today. >> delivered the speech with conviction and understanding although sometimes remembering their line proved challenging. >> i do not know the rest. >> even if memory failed them they had total comprehension of what they were saying and its importance. >> i

d.c. off, and the locally, and my day job is helping to supervise immigration attorneys at the immigration clinic at davis. i see a range of clients that have pressing needs. while we all hope and wish for compehensive immigration reform, i have got to tell you from what i've heard the last several months, the question we all have to ask ourselves is at what price? if we get an immigration bill introduced that a serious blow for the spring, i'll tell you right now the provisions i will not be happy with. i know they're going to be in there. you should be aware of these provisions. first of all, the price that the estimated 10 million to 12 million undocumented immigrants in the country may be to pay is they may all be forced to plead guilty to a crime before they can file their application. that is before they actually have to pay a fine that is attached. right now what is seriously being discussed is what level of crime should they have to plead guilty to before they apply for legalization. should it be a misdemeanor or in a fraction? that is going on right now. the second thing is an att

d.c. restaurant that has now expanded to the suburbs. don't miss foodies. and then on nonstop at 9:30 no skates, no puck, no problem. we're sliding into a localking out d.c.'s only broom ball club. >>> get ready for the big chill. >> can't let your guard down this winter. we're all over the place and there is really nothing bigger than the change that is going to be taking place overnight. a dramatic change for us. let's look outside. see what's going on. we have temperatures in the 50s, upper 50s and low 60s throughout the area. really nice evening. and nice for the early night, too. there's your wind. that mild wind. it's 7 miles per hour right now. we have a few clouds around the area. we'll see more clouds moving in. then by 11:30 tonight midnight we'll talk about some rain that's going to start moving back in. that is the green you see on future weather. hagerstown, fred rickstown, manassas, culpepper in orange. the rain advances to the east but the cold air is going to be rushing in behind the front. by 2:30 in the morning hagerstown, frederick, areas around winchester. cumberland, maryland area will see snow. a quick changeover. very q

president and ceo says the ongoing protests present a health and safety risk and is hurting local businesses. she says d.cit costs for police to be there with protesters since they arrived in october. >> a suspected thief is in custody after he picked on the wrong targets. edmundston police say that he approached two men at a gas station on kenilworth avenue on tuesday. the pulled out a knife and demanded cash. both men were off-duty d.c. police officers. if they set stancil tried to run away but was quickly arrested. >> learning new details about the dramatic rescue of a virginia woman from captors in somalia. >> after a day of medical evaluation, jessica buchanan is preparing to reunite with her family. tahman bradley is live in a book was d.c. with reaction from her relatives. good morning. >> good morning. it was a dramatic rescue carried out by the same specialists who killed osama bin laden. the aid worker is said to be doing well this morning given all she has been through. after a three months in captivity she is now safe at a u.s. military base in africa awaiting a reunion with her family. tuesda

national down to local. in d.c. and other areas.se national employers have a job that you can apply for as well. so we really welcome all commerce to this fair. we don't want anyone to think it's not for them. >> vivian, talk a little bit about some of the military spouses we'll find down there. how hard has it been trying to find employment and how much looking have they done in the months or years? >> they've been military spouses? that's a really good question. i know this year's survey, 2012 military lifestyle survey, 44% of military spouses said they felt some sort of discrimination based on their military affiliation. normally that comes from the fear of the employer of their transferability and moving. we like to kind of change that and focus on the assets. but it is hard out there when you're facing a group of other people. once you've moved they have also been in a certain area and have had the same job and have been able to climb up in a direction that has taken them to the top. you've been a teacher in three different sta

. >> new at 6:00 tonight local politics thrust into the national spotlight. a d.c. councilwoman is taking some heat on the airwaves over a debate on the subject of rats. >> it is a controversy that has the attention of one of america's most popular talk show hosts. >> d.c. councilwoman has been catching it from rush limbaugh on the right. she is the woman behind the plastic bag attacks. actually, she is not. but she is catching it for a wild animal bill she sponsored mandating that if they get into homes, past companies remove them humanely. >> why should we torture or maim animals unnecessarily? >> they have to relocate the rats. that is not actually the worst part. they cannot break up the families of the rats. >> oh, no. >> the law is not about rats, but he picked up on her comments. >> a lot of them did not know much about him, but they do know rush limbaugh. >> she has been bombarded from e-mails like these and others that are obscene. >> this stuff gets out there and people who are not paying attention said, oh my gosh. it tends to get a life of its own and is

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> that's the person -- first time the program you mention has come to our attention, it may be a local d.c. program. we had a lot of problems in the mortgage market in the last decade, we had a lot of practices that in retrospect weren't very sustainable even though, as you say, many of them were well intentioned, though some were not well intention at all, they were just fraud and greed. we need to be careful about what we're doing. the congress is requiring us to do a number of things to try to clean up practices in the mortgage market. we take that role very seriously and we will continue to be glad to have your input and counsel as we do that work and as you're hearing from your constituents, we're hearg from many of the same people, but that helps us with our perspective. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> for the record, senator reid of rhode island would have been with us today but he is away at a funeral. mr. cordray, i thank you for your testimony today and for your willingness to serve our nation. regardless of whether one agrees with the president's decision to recess app

heart but also validates our approach to invest energy in time in local grassroots organizing we intentionally did not come to washington d.c. from the jump we spent the last two years organizing in our local communities where we live work and play i traveled the country giving workshops and seminars and helping people form move them into fillets and i will say to to listen to viewers of the big picture please go to that website and let's bring a move to amend organizer to your community so that we can replicate what we are doing all across this country well you're doing it you said you started out as a core coalition organizations. well originally it was the alliance for democracy the liberty tree foundation democracy unlimited reclaim democracy the independent progressive politics network progressive democrats of america i mean we had really a great grouping of folks who had a history of actually working together i'm very proud to say that the coffee party usa has recently joined so the coalition is growing we had about eight to. again with we are over two hundred fifty organizations different groups have engaged in partn

many tough questions from gun control and local funding and the crime rate in d.c. >> new hampshire is the safest state in the country to live in and when you think why, first of all, we're not a no-gun zone and hold -- new hampshire has a gun to protect themselves. >> our gun control laws are designed to promote public safety in the city and we think they worked for us. >> reporter: representative -- republican leeps came to the hearing with an open mind. after the hear something. >> i think the legislators and -- in the united states, we should be concerned that each person has equal representati >> reporter: the fight for statehood doesn't end for 234- 5678. the plans are in the works to travel to state capitols in florida and tennessee. >> the residents of the district can not and will not rest until full statehood has been achieved. and woa city of proud and dedicated americans. again, i want to thank the people of new hampshire for standing with us today. >> reporter: once again, an 8-3 defeat in the committee here in new hampshire. brian, i have already spoke 10 to a number of c

. >>> local and federal leaders want the occupy d.c. camp shut down. laura evans is everywhere at 11:00. >> this follows reports of rats at the camp at mcpherson square and obviously health concerns. mayor gray and the national park service suggests mcpherson protesters move to freedom plaza till the rat problem can be cleaned up. occupy d.c. has been at mcpherson square since october. both sides are on park service land. >>> the head of a nonprofit in d.c. that deals with kids and sports is charged in connection with former d.c. councilman's harry thomas, jr.'s money scheme. court documents say marshall banks knew thomas was taking grant money and didn't report it. banks is due in court tomorrow morning. the felony charge carries a maximum of three years in prison. >>> a suspect arrested in a bank bomb scare in arkansas. paul bradley broke into an elderly couple's home earlier this week and forced 73-year- old betty davis to try to withdraw money from a bank as she wore on her ankle what she thought was a bank. police id-ed bradley through surveillanc

we continue following the latest on the local political shocker in d.c. council member harry thomas jr. is expected to resign and plead guilty to a felony charge in connection to using city money for personal purposes. delia gonsalves joins us live from the wilson building with the latest on the expected plea deal. delia, good morning. >> good morning, andrea. we could see the plea deal later today. sources tell us harry thomas jr. spent the whole day with federal prosecutors yesterday trying to iron out a deal. that explains why he was a no show during council hearings wednesday. charges haven't been filed in the case but thomas is accused of misusing $300,000 in city money. he agreed to pay it all back without admitting any guilt but he missed his last payment of $50,000. this all comes about a month after an fbi and i.r.s. raid at his northeast home. i spoke to council chairman kwame brown about thomas. here's what he had to say. >> if, in fact, he decides to step down, he maics that decision and if the rumors are true, we would move once that takes pl

d.c. the center for state and local government law. the chief justice earl warren institute.he consulate general of mexico. the quality federation. -- equality federation. the national center for lesbian rights. san francisco chamber of commerce. the san francisco department of children, youth, and their families. san francisco department on the status of women. san francisco zero divided foundation. we would like to thank the city department heads that are here. the department of status of women. the human rights commission, and our own director, the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs. you have an opportunity later in the meeting for public comment. please indicate if you would like to speak or write down your questions and return the cards to staff members. i would like to introduce an outstanding leader who has worked hard to bring the diverse segments of the san francisco community together to reach a common ground. since coming into office in january of 2009, he has brought thoughtful leadership to our city. we're pleased to welcome the president of the san

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d.c. world war i memorial into a national site. local leaders including delegate eleanor holmes norton are pushing back. the memorial on the mall was paid for by d.c. residents and it commemorates the 26,000 washingtonians who fought in world war i. >> this bill seeks to literally commandeer a memorial paid for by the sacrifice of the city's world war i veterans and its war dead from that war. >> the memorial was built in 1931. it is located on the southwest section of the mall. >>> madonna hits the red carpet for her new movie and tracy morgan's collapse in utah is explained. edward lawrence has those stories and more in this look at entertainment. >> reporter: madonna attended the new york premiere of her new movie w-e last night. the material girl directed the film set in two time periods, chronicling the infamous romance between the duke and duchess of windsor. >> i would say there is a little bit of me in every one. i wrote it. i think it is pretty hard to write something and not have something unconsciously appear in it that's conn

d.c. protesters and a local resident who takes matters into his own hands. >>> an arrest in the murder ofia manning. we begin tonight with politics. this is the biggest day so far in the 2012 race for the white house. the republican primary is underway as we speak in florida. mitt romneyppears headed for a big win there. newt gingrich has figured out how to spin a possible loss into a p

. >>> plus one local store puts a price freeze on some everyday grocery staples. >>> d.c.'s health director warns occupy protesters that the way they're looking and storing food may be attracting rats. i'm bruce leshan, the story coming up. >> 9 traffic now is brought to you by geico. >>> a rat infestation at the occupy d.c. encampment, you don't want to see that. the city health director personally inspected the pretest zone at mcpherson square and says there are signs rodents are thriving on the food and garbage from the outdoor kitchen. with winterseting in he's also worried about fires and -- with winters setting in he's also worried about fires and hypothermia. >> bruce leshan is live at the camp now did. you see any rats? reporter: thankfully i did not, but rats hide during the day and when you store food outside that clearly is a risk and the city's health inspector says there are signs of a rat infestation all over this enrampment. occupiers cleaning camp. >> we're looking for the garbage truck to take this debris away. the city said they'd be here two days afghanis

local residents healthy and safe. we'll have the details coming up. >>> and are we going to have a repeat of >>> d.c. fire and safeway stores teamed up in georgetown to keep local residents safe and healthy. a community wellness and safety fair. >> one of the things we like to do is make sure we have a safe, healthy community. safe way of partying with us. give us an opportunity to perform some cpr instruction. some blood pressure and glucose testing. we are able to give away smoke detectors. >> firefighters gave stop, drop, demonstrations. >> it's not dance, that's what you do in case of a fire. >> that's right. >> absolutely. >> this was great. keep it coming through the weekend. let it get cold or snow on monday. >> okay, well we have a cooling trend coming this way and the breezy conditions are sticking around. it does feel cooler out there. that trend continues and also we have a chance for some flurries potentially tomorrow night. nothing to get too excited about. we won't see a lot of accumulations. a beautiful shot at the capital. we have clear skies out there. temperatures in the 40s at this

d.c. to say farewell to 79 local troops deploying to afghanistan. eleanor holmes norton attended the is meany and gave the troops and family a confident sendoff. >> because i'm counting on each and every one of to you come back. and because we love you and what you do for your country and we, yes, your family, do not intend to do without you. >> and he's been there for every deployment and return for the career. >>> the defense department is bracing for massive budget cuts. >> president obama went to the pentagon to personally announce that he's, quote, turning a page on how the u.s. spends its military dollars. fox 5s tom fitzgerald follows this one tonight. there are warnings from the president's critics. >> reporter: tonight, brian s clear that this is already shaping up to be the next big fight between the white house and congressional republicans. the president wants to slash the budget for the military by a half trillion the next 10 years and it will reshape the spending of the pentagon and how the united states fights wars. this is the first

members asked the delegation a number of tough questions from gun control to local funding, even about the crime rate in d.c. >> new hampshire is the safest state in the country to live in. if you think why, because we're not a no gun zone. every home just about in new hampshire has a gun to protect themself. >> our gun control laws are designed to promote public safety in the city and we think that they have worked for us. reporter: republican representative len blankenbecker came to the hearing with an open mind and after the hearing? >> certainly i think as legislators and citizens of the united states we all should be concerned each person has equal representative in the house of. reporter: the fight for statehood doesn't end in new hampshire. plans are in the works to travel to state capitols in florida and tennessee. >> the residents of the district cannot and will not rest until full statehood has been achieved. we are a city of proud and dedicated americans and again i want to thank the people of new hampshire for standing with us today. reporter: once again a crushing defeat, 8-3 voting against thi

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d.c. this morning. education secretary arne duncan is among those that will be present. >>> checking other local headlines this morning, a new development in the embezzlement case against normer d.c. council member harry thomas jr. there will be another guilty plea. an attorney says james garvin will sign a plea deal this week. he works with a charity called the langston 21st century foundation and reportedly helped cover up thomas' theft of $300,000 of city money. the head of the foundation has already pleaded guilty to similar charges. >>> the man accused in three maryland home unvisions is now back in the state. kevin ray was arrested in north carolina saturday morning. he was wanted for three attacks including one in temple hills on friday. the 33-year-old is now behind bars in montgomery county on a slew of charges including rape and assault. >>> two women from virginia and maryland are heading home after surviving friday night's deadly cruise ship crash. karen kennedy from virginia beach and vivian schaefer from gaithersburg were among the 120 americans aboard when it hit a reef. about 4200 people w

was shot and killed, hundreds gathered for a candlelight vigil honoring other local victims of gun violence. activists and d.c. leaders asked the public to do something tangible to stop the violence. ence. congresswoman gabrielle giffords made a rare appearance at a vigil in tucson last night. >>> an update on a murder mystery in the uk. police say they have identified the human remains found at one of the queen's royal estates. details on the story on the other side of the break.  >>> more than 100 u.s. service members onlikedown. they were put on lockdown at for lewis in washington state last night after sensitive military equipment as stolen including scopes, night vision goggles and range finders. a spokesman for joint base lewis-mcchord said the soldiers will have to stay on base until the stolen items are found. >>> police in the uk have identified the remains found on one of queen elizabeth's estates. the body belonged to a 17-year- old latvian girl. she was reported missing from her home in august. it was a dog walker who made the discovery. queen and her family usually stay there. >>> a well-k