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apparently curiosity is one check-in away from becoming the may yr or of the gale crater. i like the tips. time for weather and traffic. >> tom kierein telling us about some rain moving through the area this morning. >> by contrast, here on planet earth, it's wet. good morning. right now at 6:41, we've got a few sprinkles in the metro area, advancing southwest to northeast on storm team 4 radar. close-up view showing some more moderate showers, the little speckles of yellow advancing northeast over the next few minutes. farther west and north, just a few scattered sprinkles. hometown forecast, by 8:00 a.m. around 70. by early afternoon, sunshine break out into the upper 70s by 1:00. for the whole region this afternoon, we ought to peak around 80. by mid afternoon, lower humidity moving back in. big changes on the way for friday and the weekend. details on that in ten minutes. how's traffic now? >> it's a bumpy commute if you're traveling in our area. southbound west ox road at monument drive, still seeing all lanes blocked by the crash there. northbound liberia avenue at s

. >> curiosity is just one check-in away from being the may yr of mars. i always knew the extra moisturizer comes in handy. >>> let's check out our atmospre this morning. some clouds still out there. 73 degrees outside our studios. tom, what's in store? >> by contrast, planet earth is wet here this morning in our regions. we have some showers moving in ahead of a weak front across the carolinas into virginia, maryland, and east and west virginia. hometown forecast, oakton and fairfax county, still a bit wet by 7:00 a.m., a few passing sprinkles and near 70. by early afternoon, the sun breaking out. the whole region will have lower humidity moving in during the afternoon with increasing sunshine and a high near 80. a look at big changes on the way for the weekend and into next week. that's in ten minutes. a look at traffic now with da n -- danella. >> let's take a live look at 66 right now. checking things out here, no accidents to report. no major delays. back over to you. >> we like the way that sounds. >>> a new feature for facebook, but you better be wi

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the first full yr after the recovery.hy are the two candidatesllot talking about inequality growing at breakneck speed? >> you know, i think because it is still a taboo in american political life. and in american cultural life. one of the economists i talked to who works for the world bank, and he said to me, you ow, and he's a specialist in income inequality. he said when you go to think tanks and you say you'd like to do a study about poverty, they say that's fine, that's reat. we're happy to fund it. because writing about poverty makes everybody feel good.re and feel that they're being charitable. but if you say i want to study income inequality, and even s mt dangerously, i want to study what's happening at the very top of the distribution, what they said to me is the think tanks immediately pull away. because they say our donors won't like it. and that actually challenges the whole economic setup of the united states. and of western capitalism. it's very, very threatening. and i think that that's why you've had the b

althgh struggling financially four yrs, the power conversion devices were and steady demand in 2011.ut could not bring that to profitability. and posted losses in through the first six months of 1212. according to the heritage fodation companies that got assistance are going bankrupt and layingople off. look at the list. heritage estimates of the $90 biion of green energy loans and credits edits, 10 percent go to companies bank of course circling the drain. either one is too many. precisely what government should not be in the business to pick winners or lose. >> you don't pick the winners and losers. you pick losers. >> increase your retirement savings for next year. but many americans don't have anything at same data all. trying there hardest to win the wind of voters over the last abate. >> but which candidate has what it takes to tackle their issues? we will hearrom ann coulter. e two dividend bursary of the stock market experiencing the worst drop in history. coulthis happen again? r moody's chief economist r moody's chief economist is his report [ male announcer ] you are a bus

i know many democrats will say that's because the bush yrs and the economy that's left. the numbers simply don't add up the way the president would like them to. wolf. >> mitt romney made a strong claim, 23 million people out of work. does that number hold up to scrutiny? >> that number bears scrutiny, wolf. we have about $51,000 is the median income in this country. let's bring uply tos to talk about how he would come up with such a number. this is roughly what everybody in the country is making. low wages, mid wages, high wages. look what happens when the recession began. everybody lost jobs, but the low-wage jobs lost less, and when everybody started coming back, look what happened. the low-wage jobs came back more, where mid wage and high wage didn't do so well. so we lost better paying jobs than we got back. part of what mitt romney is counting. unemployment, people have given up on looking, people with part-time jobs who would like to be full time. and counting people underemployed. like barack obama he is taking generally okay numbers and stretching them to the br

bad news for nhl fans, the wizards this preseason and the g-men last yr. how does that impact this year? that is coming up in sports. >> if you have a story idea, there is the numbery, and mail address. we're back. we're back. [ mitt romney ] look at the evidence of the last four years. under the president's policies, middle income americans have been buried. they're just being crushed. middle-income americans have seen their income come down by $4,300. this is a tax in and of itself. i'll call it the economy tax. i'm not going to raise taxes on anyone. my plan is to bring down rates to get more people working. my priity is putting people back to work in america. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. marywe invest in them.umber one backin america becausea. but we can do even more. every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty million dollars at casinos in other states. question 7 keeps that maryland money in maryland through expansion of gaming in maryland. it will mean hundreds of millions of dollars for our schools. as governo

romney: i think you know better and that the last four yrs have not been so good. gerri: so you look at the economy as we've experienced it. face it, the recessio was over in the spring of 2009, what do you make of the economy's performance now? >> well, it is the single worst we rover ri in the history of the u.s.. it's an awful recovery. it's as far below the next worst as the next worst is below the st. gerri: we got a long way to go. when you have 7.8% unemployment, when you have 24 million americans not worki, you got to question what's going on. one of the big issues, taxes. now, the president said in that exchange, if you heard it, that heowered taxes for small business, but when you look at it -- >> excuse me, sorry! gerri: bless you. >> thank you, what can i tell you. i've never done that befooe. gerri: unfortunately, i have. [laughter] we learned the small business tax as the president talked about is actually a tax deduction for health care, and it's so complicated that most small businesses don't want to take it. the irs talks people into taking the dedu

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the last five or ten years. we could in some ways find ourselves back to where we were ten yrs ago given a growing threat, even though the good news is we're more capable than we were at pushing back. >> rose: thank you. great to have you, richard haass. david, thank you very much. >> thank you, charlie. >> thanks, charlie. >> rose: back in a moment. stay with us. >>. >> rose: lisa randall is here, she is a particle theorist and cosmologist at harvard university where she received her ph.d. and also teaches. she tackles some of the biggest puzzles in physics and translates abstract ideas. last july the world witnessed what may be the most important scieific dscovery this century. the experiments of the large had ron collider in geneva revealed a new subatomic particle closely resembling the long sought higgs boson. this breakthrough in understanding the origins of mass is the subject of her new, book "higgs discovery: the power of empty space." as always, i'm pleased to have her back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: this is an, book. what does that mean "e-book"? >> it's an interesting experiment. i wro

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neil: what is the latest on sandy? we forget, you know yr state is so big, that you can have snow squalls then just flooding and all nder the same boarder. what is the latest? >> well, pretty much you are right, the storm came in to southeastern corner. travelled across state, over pittsburgh now. then will travel up t eerie, then to new york state rochester. we have experienced quite a bit of wind as a result. quite a bit of rain. the flooding has been moderate in this storm compared to storms that we took last year with irene. with lee. wead 5 reported deaths so far. we hoping that is where it is. we actual have snowfall in the lower highlands. i imagine there were some ski lomgs thalodgesthat are happy. we have 1.1 customers without electric service in pennsylvania right now. major companies are working hard, they brought in about 2300 service providers, and workers from other states to help resolve problems here in pennsylvania. as i look what is going on in new yor and new jersey, i am counti that we're lucky compared to them. but, you

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