my hip hop abs are pretty sexy.un t, like, he puts a smile on my face and he just-- he's so motivating. these last two months hip hop abs, i shed the 22 pounds and the 18 inches and the five inches off my waist. it's very exciting and i felt like a dancer, you know? i feel like i could be in a beyonce video. [laughs] >> i kept saying to everybody, "oh, i just had a baby... i still have the baby pouch." and people would say to me, "oh, how old's your baby?" and i'd be like, "two!" shaun t did what i needed him to do: he motivated me, he inspired me, and above all he pushed me. and i saw results so quickly on the hip hop abs program, it motivated me to do more, and it was fun. it was dancing. it didn't feel like working out. it was in my living room with shaun t and my son dancing next to me. i wanted to do it every day. a few weeks into hip hop abs, i started to see a line up here on my abs which i have never had in my entire life. and i was like, "oh, my goodness, look, i got a line, i got a line!" 60 days on the hi

of hip hop called in the photo rap the socially conscious artists and rising hip hop star cal sands and the scribes his music that a canadian musician is using his talents and draw attention to society's laws by inviting people to question authority and think critically i first noticed cale in a viral video and he was rapping archipelago an audience of hundreds if not thousands that occupy toronto so i don't buy that kale in the studio to perform some songs on his latest album the big picture his first song is called reach out. sitter and everything that's going on in the world these days i think this song is only fitting. the. world it's time to unite time to reach up and defend all those lights there's so many people then came it's time to reach up time to create to change the world it's time that we speak time to reach out to japan to world peace that we've all got to believe we've got to be chopped if we want to be free from the top one percent of the population don't forty percent of the wealth they put thirty thousand children die every day in poverty from lack of health this

of hip hop called info rap so socially conscious artists and rising hip hop star cal sands and the scribes his music that a canadian musician is using his talents and draw attention to society's flaws by inviting people to question authority and think critically i first noticed cale in a viral video and he was rapping archipelago an audience in the hundreds if not thousands that occupy toronto so i invited calle to the studio to perform some songs on his latest album the big picture his first song is called reach out. considering everything that's going on in the world these days i think this song is only fitting. the. world it's time to unite time to reach up and defend all those lights even though there's so many people then came it's time to reach up time to create to change the world it's time that we speak time to reach out to japan to world peace that we've all got to believe we've got to be chopped if we want to be free from the top one percent of the population know forty percent of the wealth to put thirty thousand children die every day in car produce from lack of health this wea

so just imagine if they could do it, i could do it too. >> that's what hip hop is.brings people together. >> they will spend the next week performing in boston and new york. they hope they will be able to share what they learned here with those back in iraq. >>> and american voices have also created dance and arts programs in lebanon, sudan and thailand. ♪ >>> i'm meteorologist dave warren we're starting off here in the northern plains where the temperatures have dropped quite bathe. right now 33 in minneapolis, and chicago up to 38. so certainly a cold morning there, and that cooler air is slowly pushing east, and as it moves through pennsylvania, new york, we're getting some light rain as this front moves through. some very heavy rain expected over the next 24 to 48 hours. you see it is right along the coast there, just off of the coast of delaware, new jersey, new york where the storm develops and moves up the coast. the rain will primarily be along the coast from new york up to boston. temperatures are warm ahead of the front. 60 in washington. new york is up to

so ahead hip hop artist cale samson breaks the stage they turn. after decades of prosecuting a coburg in poxy war against iran can washington change its behavior many in washington have dismissed obama's all branch out of hand many in iran are just as mistrustful is this quest for peace a fool's errand. please . please. play. play. play play play. play play play play. play. play play. play. live. if. live. hip hop as a genre of music that's taken many forms over the years today i want to focus on a new style a pop called info rap so socially conscious artists and rising hip hop star cal sands and the scribes his music that a canadian musician is using his talents and draw attention to society's flaws by inviting people to question authority and think critically i first noticed cale in a viral video and he was rapping archipelago an audience of hundreds if not thousands of occupy toronto so i invited calle to the studio to perform some songs on his latest album the big picture his first song is called reach out. sitter and everything that's going o

roots and live by those elements that the for the founding fathers of hip hop laid out. and i think it's a beautiful thing once we can recognize and understand this but in order for them to be successful a certain amount of education is have to be on the less a certain amount of it's a team is have to be. on the right it's middle ground those of us that want to keep the cultural integrity and hip hop with since we're looked at as though we're the rabble rousers because we bring up issues well if you go back in history and you look at any popular genre of music when it began bubbling up it was always about these particular taking on these particular theme and presenting it in the music i don't get his poetry jazz pop rock. rock and in some cases of it especially with the james brown's of the world and definitely will. the public enemies of the world we always brought these kind of issues to be talked about value the music is social commentary outside of the context of the cd or you album writing of course there are tons of hip hop artists that are very revolutionary to th

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hip hop literacy. >> right. >> you are making it relatable. you are making it interesting. you are keeping the kids in school. and glued to the topic at hand. tell me how it all works. >> well, the hip hop educational literacy program itself started in about -- we started that in 2006. and i created it just out of seeing as a teacher, seeing students who were 13 to maybe 18 years of age who were realin ren a second, third, fourth grade level and seeing how the reading dideficiency compounded so many other issues for them in classrooms, so i wanted to as a hip hop artist and as as a teach i wanted to make something that tied the two together. i feel like, you know, i came up under an era of hip hop where i feel like hip hop taught me a lot. and so i wanted to kind of pay it forward, but pull out the teachable moments in current hip hop to, you know, to expand their vocabulary, expand their awareness around global issues. so it's not just a literacy good, it's in line with the standards and what have you

que tras ser violada y dentro dun parquonielo y refrescos ha sido arrestado. >> conocida como baby hopuntamenteiolÓ ysesino a su hija aÉlica. >> la que dejÓ de ver cuando tenÍa un aÑo yue durante mÁs de dos dÉcas estuvo eerrada en una tumba sin nombre hasta que la perseverancia de la policÍa y una llamada anÓnima revelara la identidad de baby hop e o bebÉ esperanza. >> porque usted no la reportÓ perdida o desaparecida?. >> es que no estaba desaparecida seÑora, el papÁ me las quitÓ. y tal vez eseue mi error mÍo de dejar que me las quitaran. >> no lleguÉ a la picÍa por miedo de no ser escuchada, de no saber el idioma. >> originaria de puebla, mÉxico, castillo pro creÓ tres hijas con genaro ramÍrez el padre de baby hop e quien dice se quÓ con la custodia de las niÑas mÁs pequeÑas y ella se quedÓ con la mayor. >> nos contÓ ctrario a reportes anteriores ue el padre sino cono ra do juÁrez primo de la niÑa quienstÁ acusado de asesinar a la pequeÑa angÉlica quien le devolviÓ a una de l niÑas. >> cuando lo llamÓ tras enterarse de que la tÍa que las cuidaba habÍa muerto. >> me contestÓ groserame

. >> yeah, and most of our community says social media, even hip hop and wrap culture arescape goatsor deeper problems. loyal streamers as you know you are the third host of the show. as always your online contributions drive this discussion. so throughout tonight's show engage us by using the twitter hashtag ajm"stream." >> we're joined by a man who spent a good bit of time investigating chicago's gun culture. in our google-plus hang out is an assistant professor at the university of michigan where he researches social media and gangs. and lance williams specializes in mass media influence on on -- adolescent behavior. you describe internet banging. describe what that is and if there is a connection between the rise of violence in chicago. >> sure, internet banging is a play on words. we noticed there is a new trend where individuals who were using social media to incite social violence, or brag about events that they heard about it. in terms of it actually contributing to acts of violence, from a research perspective, the data is very preliminary. we don't know yet. however, if you

so just imagine if they could do it, i could do it too. >> it's what hip hop is.gs people together. >> reporter: they will spend next week performing in both boston and new york. they hope to one day share what they learned back in iraq. >>> it was big news in the nfl a legendary baseball management steps down. >> yeah, we got a little bit of everything tonight. the tigers were in a dead spin for 12 seasons, they finally coaxed jim leyland out of retirement and he brought the team back to their winning ways, and now he is stepping down. leyland say he is not ready to retire from baseball, simply his position in the dugout. he was emotional too when he was addressing the media, following his talk about his career in baseball that extended 50 years and started in detroit. >> i have been blessed. this organization will move on. i think he is the best baseball executive in the business. to all of those people in the front office, i love ya -- i probably didn't spend as much time with you as i could, but i was thinking about you, and i know how hard you work. and i app

this is very rare-- a hopping hat! - that's not a hopping hat. it's a-- - ohh! - ribbit ribbit! a banana? - no. it's a frog! - well, of course it is. i recognized it at once. i am a froggy expert, you know, and there you have it, elmo, a frog. - ribbit! - um, keep it under your hat. - ribbit ribbit! - thanks, grover. thanks, froggy. thanks, computer! elmo's friend sean went to see a frog exhibit at the museum, and he told elmo all about it. - i love frogs, so one day, my dad took me to the frog exhibit at the american museum of natural history. they had frogs from all over the world. i never saw so many kinds of frogs. there were poison dart frogs from central america. their bright colors are a sign for animals to stay away, danger, don't touch. there were big frogs like the african bullfrog. it's bigger than both my hands. and there are little frogs. the golden mantella frog is the size of a penny. most frogs live in or near water. they're pretty good swimmers, but some frogs don't live near water. my dad showed me a picture of a frog that actually lives in the desert. the mexi

- those are kangaroo hops!p like a frog, not like a kangaroo. - you got to leap like a frog. - mr. noodle, elmo has an idea. squat down. - yeah. like that! - what is he doing? - he's waddling like a duck. - mr. noodle! - well, that's very good, but listen, mr. noodle. push off with your legs. - where are your legs? - yeah. 1 leg, 2 legs. - now use your legs, mr. noodle. - i think he's got it. - he's being like a frog. - now leap! - leap, mr. noodle! - he's got it! good leaping, mr. noodle! - that's leaping like a frog! - he's a leap frog! ha ha ha! mr. noodle. ooh. huh? what's that, dorothy? oh, ok. dorothy wants to ask someone else. how do you leap like a frog? - dorothy, this is how i leap like a frog. i squat down and push off. - i squat down and push off, too. - me, too. - ribbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit!

they believe that hip-hop dance is art. john ferguson is executive director of american voices. >> these guys, especially the two from baghdad, have used hip-hop as a way to get a positive message to young people and try to find ways to go beyond ethnicity and confessional differences and find a way to unify around a common art form. >> i guess it's kind of like inspiring to express myself more, because it's different here than in iraq. so just imagine if they could do it, i can do it, too. >> hip-hop brings people together. >> reporter: the step screw will spend the next week performs in boston and new york. they hope the day will come soon when they're able to share what they learned here with those back in iraq. >>> gentlemens is here with a day of sports. in one team you lose a heavily contested playoff series and the manager. >> detroit's game 6 acls championship series loss to boston marked more than the end of a season for the tigers. it also ended the era for manager jim leyland who says he is stepping down. leyland

. >> la hermana mayor de la niÑa baby hop e confiesa cÓmo y cuÁndo se enterÓ de la existencia de su hermanaca. >> veremos por quÉ un alguacil decidiÓ arrestar y acusar a dos niÑas tras el suicidio de otra jovencita que al parecer era acosada por internet. un grupo de niÑos indÍgenas hace historia en el baloncesto mexicano, y no solo por jugar descalzos, la ediciÓn miÉrcoles comienza ya. >> (♪). >> este es "noticiero telemundo" con josÉ dÍaz-balart y maria celeste arrarÁs. >> muy buenas tardes por fin el senado de estados unidos aprobÓ un acuerdo hace apenas un rato, hace apenas una hora para reabrir el gobierno y evitar que el paÍs por primera vez entre en rÍes de incumplimiento de pagos de su deuda nacional. >> pero muchos mary dicen que el acuerdo solo pospndrÍa lo inevitable dejando una crisis real, el gobierno sigue gastando mucho mÁs de lo que recibe. >> lory montenegro estÁ en la capital con lo que ahora se espera suceda en la cÁmara baja, lory adelante. >> muy buenas noches josÉ, la crisis polÍtica que realmente ha dominado a washington durante los Últimos 16 dÍas pues parece llegar

you can hop on the pax freeway. and you're clear of this. or take 95. if you have to go north, use pax freeway, then take ridge road up to 100. and then you can use 100 either eastbound or westbound. but again, it is completely shut down. it is about a 60 minute, 70 minute wait to get on that redirect road at 175. and this is just a mess. and i men this is going to be -- i mean this is going to be here as a mess for quite some time. perry road, harford road, still shut down. north side of the beltway jammed on the outer loop, 35 mile-an-hour speeds, around a 5 toward hamdon. guys? >>> the top stories this morning that we're following for you. two more people detained in the road rage incident involving an suv and a group of motorcyclists. a new york city police officer and a man police say pulled out the man from the car are charged. and both men are expected to make court appearances today. four other bikers are arrested. >>> a fire killed four peop at a garment factory in bangladesh. the fire spread to two buildings and took fire crews almost 10 hours

onlieri has more. >> on a sunday afternoon the sounds of hip hop music emanate from the walls of the arab american mutually in dearborn, michigan just outside of detroit. and these young men who traveled here from iraq are taking center stage. they call themselves the ten crew. who have embraced burn culture. it's like, i go account just got up. you know, it was something really inspired me. >> six years later, hussein and his dance mates made their way to the u.s. and auditioned for american voices a nonprofit organization based in st. louis, missouri that provides musical and dance training to young people from around the world. after 12 months of training sponsored by the u.s. state department the group emerged with new steps and a name. the step crew, as they are called, ask now displaying -- is now displaying their talents across the u.s. but forming the step crew has not been easy. some of them literally risked their lives by dancing in their home land. in parts of iraq hip hop music is forbidden because lyrics that speak to sex and use of drugs is forbiddingen there but some v

new hops, new flavor. today. >> you even travel out of the country looking for the best peer. you go to germany every year? looking for what? what are you looking for? >> i'm looking for the best hops in the world. >> i dome even know what a hops is. >> everybody knows beer is made with hops but nobody know as what they are. guess what they are? hops a little flower. they're frown on a perennial vine. looks like a really tall vineyard, and the hops giving beer its spiciness and bitterness to balance the sweetness and body from the malt. >> so it's worth a trip to germany every year to find the best hops. >> right. it's like a wine maker. you can't make a great beer without the best hops. >> and then i hear, jim, the government shutdown is aaffecting your industry. how is that possible? >> craft brewers are regulated by the government. we can't bring out a new beer until we get a label approval. we can't add an ingredient or new brew progress says until we get federal approval. we can't open a brewery witho

rabbit hopping. bunnies bouncing around. >> you haven't? >> where have i been? it's espn2 i watch.etition you'll see and also very adorable, and ron went to check it out. you were brave to do this. >> well, thank you very much. this story actually goes back a couple of years, bianna, when i got a letter from a girl named cassandra bruskhern from la porte, iowa, telling me about the popularity of rabbit hopping. turned out cassandra was coming to harrisburg, pennsylvania, this past week for a big rabbit hopping event. big event, not big rabbits necessarily. so i went there to meet her in person and see her in action and as you're about to see, i ended up part of that action. >> hi. >> hi. you're cassandra? >> yes. night to meet you. finally, we meet. cassandra, now 13, who would come to harrisburg for a rabbit hopping competition that drew a bevy of bunnies from all across the country. he's attacking me. cassandra raising racing rabbits brought dash and brock and generously offered to let me run dash. who is my rabbit? the day before the big race, she gave me a few pointers in the f

en nueva york, la policÍa identifica a baby hop, luego de 22 aÑos de ser asesinada, su madre es mexicanaen que estÁn a punto de identificar tambiÉn a su papÁ. el gobierno federal considera si debe permitir que cientÍficos hagan cambios genÉticos para prevenir que niÑos nazcan con enfermedades, algunos se oponen a esta idea, cosmmenzamos. >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> muy buenas noches. comenzamos con la primera noticia, positiva para la economÍa de estados unidos, en los Últimos diez dÍas, el partido republicano, ofreciÓ al presidente obama, 6 semanas de respiro. ahora depende del presidente obama, la casa blanca, si lo aceptan o no, la idea es que se encuentre una soluciÓn al problema presupuesto, y la deuda del paÍs. como dice pablo, desde washington la noticia fue bien recibida por inversionistas. >>> el mejor indicio que lia naciÓn evitarÍa una inmolaciÓn econÓmica a causa de la crisis presupuestaria, fue la reacciÓn positiva de wall street. el presidente obama, se reuniÓ con lideres republicanos de la cÁmara baja, a fin de u

talking me about the pourp larty of rabbit hopping. a big rabbit hopping event in harrisburg.n. i ended up part of that action. >> hi. >> hi. you're cassandra. nice to meet you. finally, we meet. cas sandra, now 13, a competition for a bevy of bunnies. she's been raising racing rabbits on her family farm since she was 6, she offered to let me run dash. the day before the big race, she gave me a few pointers in the fine art of rabbit hopping. >> don't pull it too tight. >> why is he not going? go. come here. why is he not going? believe me, it's even harder than it looks. the next day the battle of the bunnies. >> ready to race? >> yeah, and they're off. and now, cassandra and brock were up. it seems brock wasn't in a hopping mood and finally, my turn, to dash with dash. i know. don't quit my day job. it was very difficult, actually, you know, did better in practice than in real life. >> did you strain your back at all? that looked like that could be uncomfortable. >> by the way, i got an award. eat your heart out, dan harris. you don't have one of these. she's really into it.

- those are kangaroo hops! huh? what's that, dorothy? oh, ok. dorothy wants to ask someone else. how do you leap like a frog? - dorothy, this is how i leap like a frog. i squat down and push off. - i squat down and push off, too. - me, too. - ribbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit! - ha ha ha! thanks, kids! oh! and thanks, dorothy. now elmo will ask a baby. [humming] oh. hello, baby! hi! whuh, whuh, whuh, whuh! whuh, whuh, whuh, whuh! ha ha ha! baby, how do you leap like a frog? ha ha ha! oh, thank you, baby! kiss, kiss. mm-whaa! ha ha ha! and now elmo has a question... ♪ for-or-or-or you ooh! how many frogs can fit on this lily pad? let's count them and see. - 1... 2... 3... 4... 5... 6... 7... 8... 9! - 9 frogs! yay! [ribbit] and one very big frog! that makes 10 frogs! oh. be careful, frogs. whoa, whoa! ha ha ha! boy, that made quite a splash. great counting, everybody. oh, boy. what's that, dorothy? huh? oh, yeah. elmo's all wet. so's dorothy! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! boy, elmo made a funny. ha ha ha! now elmo's

new hops, new flavor.ny every year? looking for what? what are you looking for? >> i'm looking for the best hops in the world. >> i dome even know what a hops is. >> everybody knows beer is made with hops but nobody know as what they are. guess what they are? hops a little flower. they're frown on a perennial vine. looks like a really tall vineyard, and the hops giving beer its spiciness and bitterness to balance the sweetness and body from the malt. >> so it's worth a trip to germany every year to find the best hops. >> right. it's like a wine maker. you can't make a great beer without the best hops. >> and then i hear jim, the government shutdown is aaffecting your industry. how is that possible? >> craft brewers are regulated by the government. we can't bring out a new beer until we get a label approval. we can't add an ingredient or new brew progress says until we get federal approval. we can't open a brewery without federal aimprovement we have new beers we're ready to bring to market but we can't. we

what gary hop is supposed to be doing is inspecting newly made parts for military weapons, aircraft, and navy ships. >> my job is to make sure that the product that the government is buying does what it is designed to do. >> after hop, a quality assurance inspector gives the okay the parts can be shipped. instead they are sitting idle. >> in the field, abroad, here, is not getting the proper product material weapons that they need because i'm furloughed. >> the most unsettling thing about this shutdown to gary and many other workers is the uncertainty of it. they have no idea how long it's going to last and whether they will be paid. gary shuffles through bills, thinking about what he can pay and what he can't. >> how do i call and say i'm sorry, i don't have my electric bill this month? >> we have to have faith in our government. we have to. and i do. i love our country. so i'd like to think they will fix this. but, i'm scared. >> in frederic, maryland, wusa9. >> and listen to this. gary hop was furloughed last month for 11 days, thanks to sequestration and because his federal pay h

they say that the infielders make their own hops and read their own hops, but this is tough to read andlos martinez, and that means that the tying run will dig in, and take a listen. victorino is 0 for 3. strike one. the cardinals have literally had to remake the bull pen. it happened to the red sox, and it happened to the cardinals. b boston lost hanrahan early in the year, and andrew bailey and they were left with uehara who has been brilliant. the cardinals have young arms in different roles in the final month of the season and in october. and so you have got a 22-year-old in carlos martinez with fenway singing to him out on the mound after wacha and mike ma theethenmatheny's close rosenthal turned 23 this season. >> tim: that is what the cardinals have done this year. they have won and developed at the same time. >> joe: it started early in the year when the cardinals lost jason motte, their close, and that set it in motion. here's the 0-2. got him looking. one away. and a breaking ball throws victorino. >> tim: well, that slider came from nowhere to get victorino. setting outside i

[hip-hop music plays] >> what--what are you doing?cutting a rug. >> it stinks. >> you stink. >> now, get out of here and let mack tight show you how it's done. >> all right, give it up for mack ten. >> it's mack tight! >> aw, man, whatever, man. you know, i was in that "thriller" video from georgia tech revival. >> and you didn't even wear no mask, i bet, did you? >> hey, thanks for keeping the stage warm for me, old man. >> what? you know, i'm getting sick of you talking noise to me. >> ok, ok, yeah. i bet you are. >> i know you just didn't touch me. >> [exhales slowly] now, hit it. [hip-hop music plays] >> what's taking you so long? i can get it. hey! >> yo, man. you in mack tight's way, old man! >> mack tight in his own way with them old wickedy-wickedy wack moves. >> wack? >> wack. >> why don't you put your feet where your mouth is? >> you--i'm about to kangaroo-kick you right in your face... >> that's not what i'm talking about, man. >> ...before i stomp you. >> i'm talking about a dance-off between mack tight [chuckles] and the

you think hip hop glorifies violence i think hip hop glorifies everything but you sing it i definitely sing it so even if it was violence that's ok though the stops of us alone from shooting up stuff planned rambo. it is what it is it is four minutes a minute you children got any interest in singing. my oldest son you know he's too busy into watching miley cyrus to work to worry about you know being a singer and then my young and my middle son is don't know he really loves music he knows every song out by heart of course the radio version and so does my daughter so we'll see how you reacted to being famous. and who would. fully understand why i am innocent you know total in a total capacity of you know the world i live in but i'm always been humbled you know and that's what's kept me afloat i think um i think i'm probably the people's champion and you know i've always my entire career from the early stages to now always been you know pretty much just out there you know on the pavement in the streets with the people from you know if it doesn't matter if it's going to get my own grocerie

he got past the gate agents and hopped onto the delta flight. police in las vegas handed the child over to child protection services. >> good morning to you. let's take a look at some of the area roads. we had an overnight accident on the northbound side. that has since been cleared. 11 minutes on the north side. 11 minutes on the west side. this is 795 in the owings mills area. southbound traffic is up to speed. major roadways around the airport in the green. problem free on the bay bridge. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we are seeing a few showers across the natural area. they will continue to drift east -- across the metro area. we will be watching for steadier rain to move in after 10:00 a.m. a shower is possible through 8:00 a.m. temperature still in the mid-70 's. later today there could be a strong thunderstorm possible within the rain. >> 71 degrees at the airport. >> paying for designer babies. >> welcome back to 11 news today. 5:15. there is a live look outdoors from skycam. a very warm start to the day. you can feel the hu

let's hop over to my weather computer.k at the humidity just a couple of hours ago. 8% in santa rosa. anything under 20% is considered critical by fire managers. napa 11%. livermore you dropped down to 13%. even san francisco relative humidity was down to 13% earlier today. that's a big problem and that's going to be with us for a couple more hours. even if the winds begin to relax, fire danger continues through tomorrow morning humidity at the critical levels and dry through the weekend even as the relative humidity begins to climb. that said, we have a baseball game tonight and here's a pretty nice forecast for it. maybe a little smoke in the air to start the game. tigers a's game one 76 degrees at 6:30. great weather for the game. doesn't matter what the weather is as long as they win. low pressure giving us the offshore wind carrying the smoke to the bay area is the same low pressure system that's causing a blizzard in south dakota. they got two feet of snowfall there today. and wrapping around that low is that north w

on board tours offers night hop on hop off tour see the sites on national mal. the company been in business ate years. but suddenly crimes tough. business slowed down for last week. >> bus have not been full now that tourist realize the moon mements barricaded off and closed. our company tour guide so, history can't be shut down. i just think that by en of this pike we are going to have a real crisis. barbara heads dc claim better of commerce saying hearing restaurants and that hotel occupants see down. >> this horrible. for and i our elected officials should be spanked. because, they are acting like three-year-old. >> lang sent e-mail out 5,000 entrees in her data base telling them to send to their law maker on the hill. it express shock, at the shut down. calls on them to stop the madness, and lift debt ceiling. meanwhile, we heard common refrain. >> i just wink, power that would be figure this all out. and you know get us pwaublg to work stphrpt eu they are really holding things up. >> hoping guest back pay when shut down over. jamie andrews said she sure wor

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