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. >> come election night we will retain control of the house and the senat >> reporter: an abt face from july. >> there's enough seats in play that could cause republicans to gain control. >> reporter: there are risks even within the republican ranks. senator mccain's daughter minced no words about the delwe senate candidate christine o'donnell. >> it just turns people off. she is seen as a nut job. >> reporter: o'donnell's shaky performance show he is trailg well behind her democratic rival. o'donnell,ea party stay sass says the g.o.p. establishment is stiffing her. >> it's two and a half weeks left and they're not helping. >> reporter:he democrats have their open difficult adverte with leaders cutting money in a funding triage. >> alan: secury is high in euro tonight after saudi intellence warnings of new threats by al-qaeda. th threats are aime particularly at france. french authorities thwarted at least two attacks in the past year and arrested 12 people for suspected terrorist ties in the last month. >>> also in france, motorists are fueling up over fears of a gasoline shortage. the

so i would be very careful abt this parking lothr, which the pt commission wants so terribly.s theis a very expensive affair. the san franciscan government is trying to<ç cars out of san francisco and encourage people to use public transportationts, and the federal government is very big on keeping pollution +-down, so i think, before you decide.o anything, it would be very important to know about the feasibility of this parking happened with the watermark. thank you. c>commissioner fong: thank you. 7.h>>bo good afternoon, commissioners. i am a resident of the2 golden gateway commons. i had not intended to speak listening to some of the remarks, i do feel compelled to do so, w[a the neighbors are saying. to me, it is not about a health club at all. iúb think some of the points tt have been made are quite substantive. forhÑ example, mr. ryan mentiod violation ofvzñ the public trust doctrine, and unless the plans have changed since i last saw them, i have to agree -- i the public trust doctrine. secondly, i have heard no discussion yet as to the cumulativep project, given it

what w fun abt him was that he was so... not naive, but almostinnont. he led new york as an osider and he wanted know stay an outser and temperamently that fit me fine. >> rose: i've always been intrigued by harold hayes together with willie morris as two southerners who came here and d remarkable succs as editors and a collector literary talt. >>ight. and he sen us off...oth sent us offon strange adntures, you know he? william rris sen people to the middle east and harold yes sent me to jack ruby's strip club. (laughs) >> rose: that's right. outsider because you've always felt of yourself as someone who what? >> well, was a bookworm from the beginning. my father always said "you read too much and you're not going to be a part of anything." and in a way that was true but in another way the books oped uporld for me that were profitle and fun. >> re: h once paidou not to read a book for a week. >> yeah. right. >> rose: and then you went and took the money and bought a ok. >> bh my mother and my fathe d noooksn the hous and couldn't understand why i was su

secondly, demoats are complaining abt wmuch republicans are raising to in the last election cycle, obama lot raised $600 million, breaking all records in the galaxy. he raised another $300 million for the dnc. i am saying that the supreme court has decided -- >> but the question is from where. >> you showed that clip of the president read the implications are that republicans are purchasing the election. that is nonsense. rove has raised $50 million, unions have set aside $100 million. the difference is that the union member does not have a say in where it goes, to a democrat or republican, even if he is a republican. that is not white republicans lost in 2008 and not why -- not why republicans loss in 2008 and not why democrats are going to lose in 2010. >> it is approved by the union members and their political action committees. >> individual member of a union -- >> it is a democracy. let's get this straight. you are barbara boxer in california -- >> not voluntary -- >> they should be. do it on your own time. >> how do corporate pac's operate? >> barbara boxer is accused of destroying

jobs is expected to release details abt a new mac operating system.avid louie will have a complete wrap-up at 6:00. >> turn things over to mike now talking a lot of clouds this morning. >> a little more stubborn than yesterday. looks like this from mount tamalps. the elevation of clouds a little higher with that cold front drawing near. it has intensified the marine layer. not as much sunshine today. let's take you out to at&t mark. maybe it's a good thing it's a late afternoon, early eveni game. you weren't going to see much sunshine anyway because of that and also because of the clouds. forecast for four of the nlcs. we're going to see mostly cloudy conditions. a little hazy as times. temperatures 4:57. about 58 degrees. a little breeze and once the sun sets at 6:25, look for that temperature to drop to 54 degrees. san pablo bay and into the north bay valleys and all along the coast, those temperatures l in the 50s with sunshine the better part of the day. fairfield and east bay valleys, low to mid-60s. sunshine around salinas, 58. monterey 57 but c

think i have ever heard anyone call the presidenen "dude" before it a lot of politicians are worried abt this, but it will take away the focus from getting votes. >> i said as much a few weeks ago, and what i said maybe wasn't right. this become an outlet for people all the liberal side to demonstrate how they feel about the country and issues as well. it is something i was not -- it is of the i did not think was going to be manifested just like the glenn beck rally, which brought out a lot of people on the right. >> jon stewart says this will be polite, that there will be signs that say, "i disagree with you, but i don't think that you are hitler." >> democratic operatives are upset because it takes people away from their home base on a critical weekend, when it is getting people ready and organizing the get-out-the-vote operations. one of the bases here is the liberal base, and the youth days. if this generates a real kind of excitement that goes back on sunday, it will have done something significant for the democrats. >> jon stewart talks about 75% of the people in the united states

doug is here to talk abt our weather for the weekend. >> it's going to be even windier, i think, during the day tomorrow. we have seen winds gusting upwards of 30 miles an hour today. temperatures are falling. right now 55 degrees in the ty. winds out of the west-northwest at 14 miles an hour, but still some gusts upwards of 20 to 30 les an hour. temperatures have not fallen all that much, and that isctually because of those winds. 54 right now in frederick, 51 in baltimore. here our system still bringing in a few clouds overnight, but a few clouds that will allow us to cool down. some areas in the middle 40s, windy and cool tlohroughout the day tomorrow. highs up to 54 degrees and the redskins game on sunday night. >>> coming up in the broadcast tonight, the fda has approved botox as a treatment for chronic migraines. >>> a neighborod is planning to shut down a local restaurant for the second time. >>> a fight at disneyorld on whether it really is the ppiest place on earth. >>> the rangers trying to start the alcs with a win against the yankees. this one a very tight game. mike shanaha

carriers currently being built in the us secretary of state hillary clinton admitted she was worried abt defense cuts of a key nato ally. see a woman who planned the flood of hungary and villages with toxic red sludge has reopened despite warnings the area may not be safe many houses have been deemed too dangerous to return to at least nine people died and dozens were injured as waste gushed out of a burst storage reservoir earlier this month. after fourteen years of digging under the alps the longest railway tunnel in the world has been completed in switzerland it aims to revolutionize transport across europe providing a high speed link between north and south although the fifty seventh long or longer the tard real tunnel isn't expected to be in operation until two thousand and sixteen. now every months r.t. brings it closer to the lesser known parts of russia. our closer team traveled five hundred kilometers northwest of moscow to believe the city is over a sow's in years old and both rich cultural heritage which attracts thousands of tourists every year however today the region is bei

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secretary of state hillary clinton had admitted she was worried abt defense cuts of a key nato ally. at least twenty workers have been killed after an explosion at a coal mine in china's hainan province about seventeen others are still trapped on the ground the blast was caused by a gas leak in a mine were over two hundred fifty miners were working and rescue teams are at the scene searching for survivors. the aluminum plant the flood of one gary and villages with toxic red sludge has reopened and that's despite warnings the area may not be safe many houses have been deemed too dangerous to return to and at least nine people died and dozens were injured as waste gushed out of a burst storage reservoir earlier this month. gatineau russia's undiscovered corners with close have team now. five hundred kilometers northwest of moscow lies an ancient city of the side boasts a rich store past which tracked thousands of tourists every year today however the city is being forced to adjust to the harsh economic realities with whole villages struggling to make ends meet in your garage has more.

thais wt theysaid abt the stimulus program too. do you come the table and say the obama admistration let congress write the stimus program. the obama administration let congress write the health-care reform package. >> i think there was a little bit too much willingness on the part of the obama administration for the stakt of getting stuff enacted. >> should they have done as much as they did duringhe first two years of it? >> if you don't do it in the first two years you can to the get it done. >> i think what the present could have done, it's easy to be a monday morning quarterback, charlie. here we are two years into the administration. but let me just say, what the president could have done was nnect the dots. cohave said health-care refo, financial reform, cap and trade, bailing the economy out and getting the economy going, all of these are aspects of rebuilding the american middle class, for sustained recovery. >> they lost the narrative. >> the narrative was gone. >>e had a campaign narrative but never had a narrative for g

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and how kids, what kids can learn abt bouncing back from a disappointment which is what we expect thes to do this season, right? >> absolutely. we're all optimistic they will have another great season. a week from today it will be 10-10-10. how cools that? >> well, you know, turning 10 is huge it's double digits for kids. but we got together a group of kids whose birthday is october 10, 2000. so they turn 10 on 10-10-10. we talk about some things that didn't even exist ten years ago. facebook. the wii. pretty much anything that began with i. iphone, ipad. that's in wednesday's kids post. >> happy birthday to them. what a cool date. thanyou for joining us for kids post this week. visit nbcwashington.com or washingtonpost.com and click on kids post. >>> thank you. chuck is here now. we're talking about what's going on outside. a lot is happening around down. >> tons of vegetables and gatherings of all kind. beautiful weather for it as well. the weather has really cooperated. how lucky are we that the rain we saw on thursday wasn't coming on today. 4 1/2 inches of rain on thursday. as i

she has a new trailer style ad that talks abt an alabama sexual predator.ing in the race for the delaware seat. koons is up by 19%. 3% are voting for her anyway. new fox poll putting her behind by 16. fox asking delaware voters what if mike castle had been the republican candidate. he flips the mumberes. he would leave koons 50 to 33. so to cheer old karl up, here's a cartoon. last month apple daily debuted its first o'donnell animation. remember the young farm boy hurting a chicken in his lap. the hairy palms, the blindless, it's for your own good, kid. today folks are out with their latest effort. a couple of viewing tips first. recall that o'donnell says she has classified information about china planning to take over america. the panda has become a symbol for china and she has claimed that she would never lie, not've to the nazis about anne frank. [ speaking chinese ] [ speaking chinese ] [ speaking chinese ] >> yep, she just turned the black lady into a white lady. magical. herself now viral, fighting fire with fire. friending releasing a new attack ad

let'forget abt that for the moment. >> enjoy the psent. >> the present is today. if you've been outside, maybe taken the dog out for a walk, you know, very chilly. we started out this morning with our lowest readings going all the way back to the bottom of april, 50 degrees right now. we're warming up. let's take a look at the temperatures throughout some of the neighborhoods in fairfax county. put that on for you, i believe that we can. there we go. 44 degrees in the sterling, 39 in manassas, indian head 41. 39 in gaithersburg and eli cot city. much lower temperatures compared to yesterday at this time. once we get through today nice warm up for us. not nearly as chilly during the overght. so get through this early part of the day. hit a high of 70 degrees. nice southwest wind, we have quite a bit of sunshine for tomorrow. lovely. >> i know you don't normally work weekends but we appreciate you bringing us such good news. our thanks. >>> police are now questioning students after a drug lab was found in a georgetown university dorm. a d.c. fire and rescue spokespe

>>it's somethingbout sabrina that is special abt her.sees people as who they are not what they are on the outside. i think it's right that she's not the person who is caught up by the differences. >> that might be more true today than it was bac in 1950, do you think? >> i hope. >> when this play was written? >> hope so. >> a lot has changed. were there any challengesto this play that you feel you faced? >> for me it's been the dialogue. the language play. these people are smart. they are sharp. they talk in long complete sentences. they are long wordy things you got to get out of your mouth. we don't talk like that any more. it's charming. romantic, lovely. it has a happy ending. it's timeless. >> it runs through when? snook 24th. >> tickets available? >> go to forward.org whic is the website and all the information is on there. >> we thank you both for coming into see us today to talk about this. i'm sure you'll have big audiences and we'll not be talk about audrey hepburn and humphrey bogart. thank you so very much for coming to see u

is 14 years old and if he could do a real magic trick, he'd probably like to change some tings abt hisife so far. >> like so many o our kids in virginia just didn't have parents at could provide him the love and support that he needed quite possibly because they didn't get the love and support they needed. >> are you ready? ♪ he isuch a jovial kid. he's bright and funny. >> reporter: and he's resilient having spent the so many years in foster care moving from home to home. how many times have you moved, can you count? >> about 17 times. ♪ >> reporter: the six flags fright fest show featured crazy characters and being a good sport d. jumped right in. do you think you'd like to be a dancer? actor? singer? >> yes. >> reporter: magici? >> yes. yes, yes, yes, yes. >> reporter: he says he'd like to invent video games some day like one where a kid could create theerfect life and family. if you created a mom and dad for your game, tell me what they would be like. >> loving, caring. >> reporter: a magic tip from joe and tickets to come back here from that man were a nice surprise for j.d. but t

that's why the is a handful flood warnings, we'll talk abt where they are around rock real and little potomac falls in just a minute. we have a dry northwesterly wind. we've got more clear skies coming to us. andot a bad weekend. but i do want to tell you that we will see rain returning this weekend. temperature right now 74 degrees. it's gone up a degree there in waington, d.c. 70 hagerstown with a clear sky tonight. temperatures are going to be falling off. so by 5:00, 67. by 7:00 p.m., 63. and tn by 11:00, already down into the 50s. 58 degrees in town. probably about 54 to 55 around some of the outlying suburbs. so for tomorrow, is going to feel like fall. we'll get some sunshine back, and then rain before the weekend is over. we'll get you the details with the seven-day forecast in just a few. >> looking forward to the sunshine. tnks, veronica. >> you bet. >>> a neighborhood of town houses in vienna, virginia got quite a surprise this afternoon when a car crashed into a backyard. take a look, this happened aout 12:30 this afternoon. t driver lost control, drove through a backyard

tt's right, "the social network" came out today, the new movie abt faceok.t's such a cool film, until halfway through when your mom joins the theater and starts looking through your drunk photos. you're like, "mom!" [ laughter ] "i not your friend, mom. i'll mom you, but i won't friend you." [ light laughter ] some g political news, you guys. white house chief of staff hm emanuel announced today that he is leaving to run for mayor of chicago. [ scattered cheers ] said it won't be easy to say good-bye to obama. and then voters were like, "eh, it's easier than you think." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] here's some celebrity news. heidi montag and spencer pratt havofficially called off their divorce. spencer -- that's right. that's big news. [ laughter ] spencer was like, "i can't wait to kiss those lips again." and heidi was like, "oh, they're right in that jar over there." [ laughter ] "i miss them, to." listen to this. apple's ceo steve jobs is reportedly planning to build a new $8.4 million mansion in california. that's right. then in six months, he's

police have released very little information abt this crime. as up, the incident was reported about 1:40 tuesday morning. a 21-year-old woman told police, a plan forced sexual intercourse with her in an alley behind pennsylvania avenue nothwest. now what is strange is that location is the garage entrance to the embassy of spain and it is literally crowded with security cameras. more than a half dozen of them. it is t clear whether the security cameras captured any images of this attack. because of the location's proximity to george washington university, there is a concern. is the victim a gw student? the university has not issued any type of alert to students which would it normally do student was a victim. the suspect is described as being about 5'8" or 5'9", weigng between 135 and 145 pounds with short dark hair. they say he was dressed in a black jacket and blue jeans and may have spoken to the victim in spanish. again, the victim told police, she did not know her attacker. back to you. >> all right. jackie bensen. thank you. >>> there was

it was the buzz in the locker room postgame and it was what mike shanahan talked abt today when referring to yesterday's big win for the washington redskins. this team has a lot of confidence. donavan mcnabb struggled in the first half but made some adjustments to get that rhythm going and it worked. armstrong with the 48-yard tohdown. 84 yards on the day. it was his first, after that it came down to a field goalo winter. the redskins have put themselves in a precarious spot, really. here was the opportunity. the kick we're come on with an opportunity for the game winning 33 yard field goal inovertime. he was he was nervous, he came him confidence. he wins it 16-13, the final. today mike shanahan said the nature of his team's win is unfamiliar territory. >> i don't think i've ever been involved in five games, or four game determine by the last play. the one game that we probably should have under control is the game we were ahead at, houston. we didn't get that one done. no, i can't say i have. i don't believe i can remember any scenario like that since i've started coaching. >> mike shan

now, the prosecution has got to put gary conditn the stand so he canalk abt, yes, i was initially viewed the police a the prosecution eliminad him as a suspect. also, don't forget, gary condit was one of the last people to lk to chandra levy. obviously the prosecutors are going to put him on the stand just so he can be dismissed in front of the jury as a potential suspect. >> that makes me wonder if the defense will try to throw him under the bus or muddy the waters as to who the true suspect y or may not be. >> it is belved chandra levy was not alone in her apartment when she went missing. they believe a man was in the apartment. now, the defense had to let the prosecution and the court know as to whether or not they were going to introduce a winfield defense meaning whether or not they wld introduce a third person as a possible suspect. they have not done so. what that means is probably they are not going to necessarily say that condit was, indeed, the attacker, but they are going to mention other people who very well could have been involved in the case. >> keith, thanks for joining u

." >> right and ithinit will beust abt li that. i think the one next summer ll be considerably more in-depth. bu nonethele... rose: the presidentas prisedy 2011 hs going to ben toithdraw. >> i undstanthat >> re: doespetraeus understandhat? >> he ctainly understan that yes, he does. rose: what does he understand that to be? >> well, i don't want to speak for petraeus, that's not my purpose for being here. but the fact is what i understand is progress ne summer, summer review. if we're making progress and it looks like we can get to a solution in afgnistan, i believe e numbers of troops that would leave afghanistan at that time would be inconsequential because the president will have a choice. he has for the first timeased on his decisive action to put those surge forces in there, they're getting ruts and it' gog to take more time to nish it, to be sure. you can't get it done in one year, that's the reality of it, but you can make definable prress in one year. and tt's his choice wther he wants to continue that or not. >> rose: in ir

months ago i had visited those states one by one and i had meets with the businessmen ere and i talk abt which produc we can sell tohe u.s. >> rose: there's a question about how much curty wants to be part of the european union. help us understand whether the grt dese f rkeyto in the eupeannion is still there and what do you see as the prospect. >> translated ): okay. let me reitete. turkey is in the eastern part of europe. anturkey is a very interesting locati, a part of it is located in asia and part of it is located in europe. d turke ang the islamic countries is a count in the best modern way and withhe fr market and democracy. today more than 60% of our export is down to europe already and we are exporting industrial products to europe. today in our government between 2003 and 2010 we had $85 billion to turkey and 75% of it is originated from europe. consider the aging population of europe that ey cannot proce anyme, that makes turkey the closest of the center to europe. so in this respect when turkey becomes a membero the european union itill not be a load to europe but bear the lo

. >> rose: what does bob woodward think abt thwar in afghanistan? what what es he think the president should have done? >> i think there were all kinds of alternatives. i think... >> rose: oh, there were lots of options out there. >> particularly the biden one. and biden... people who've read this have said "wow, we're surprised, biden made a lot of sense. he actually does make a lot of sense." and it's long winded and he goes through... i have six points and so forth. >> rose: let me just ask you this question. people that i've talked to say al qaeda was out of afghanistan. they were not a factor. so if the purpose was to kick al qaeda out of afghanistan they were already out. >> right. mission accomplished. >> rose: so bob woodward says... i think the biden option was right and so therefore what the president should have done is said mission accomplished, bring the troops home. >> i'm not saying flatly he should have done this, should have done that. i'm saying if it was a real alternative we are in a war. now let me just taken a example. the whol

. >>> it's time now to take a lk at stories people in our area are talking abt. joining us with a unique perspective is our friend from 10 107.3. how are you? good to have you with us. we're talking about "the real housewives of d.c.," that bravo show. i understand you've been watching. >> i hate to admiti've been watching it. it's for reseah for my job. i have to watch it. >> tell me what you think. >> gosh, i think it's boring, to be honest with you. you see new jersey and they're flipping tables and pulling weaves. this is a little more tame. it's definitely the st boring of the housewives but -- >> oh, well that's not good, is it? no. there's also the salahis which are the giant force. >> we're told, tmz is reporting anyway, they have threatened to sue the other women on the show if they call them the white house party crasher >> if they even use the words because, aparently from the documents filed, it's not factual and it's not true. and their lawyer is lisa bloom who is gloria allred's daughter, so you know they mean business. they call one of those ladies

. >> so, if it's abt more hfor sector, why have republicans voted 16 times against tax breaks for smallusinesses? >> look. the tax breaks and the businesses -- the small business bill that the president put through and the democrats put through, that was more about government aid. it was more about -- >> for small businesses. how can you say you're for small businesses and block tax breaks for them? >> it's not the big, fundamental reforms we need to jump-start the private sector. >> prediction time now. karen, based on what we know right now, how big a loss will we see, if any, for the democrats, in congress come november? >> i'm optimistic that we hold on to the house and the senate. if we do lose in the house, it's going to be a closer margin than people think. again, if you make the contrast and remind people that the way we got into this mess, is t same peat w etu to power. >> kevin, we're almost out of time. what do you tink >> karen makes fun of my o but i feel that the and theare h i the house, i' about. the st loor every >> how abouyour last time n about -- >> last time, it was

and he said "give me your best ideas abt wh we can do working together." and this was well into the... >> rose: did they give himny ideas and did he accept any of them? >> well, they had some ideas but some of which were already in the bill. bu if you're never going to vote for the bill... see, think of it this way. if you and i are going to say we're going to come to an agreement but you're never going to come to agreement, it doesn't really matter. you know, in other words, if you have a good idea, i want hit in the bill whether you're goin to vote for it or not and i don't care if it comes from the right, fr the left, fr the mide, fromhe who kno where. if it's a goo idea, we want hit in the bill. it wasn't about keeping their ids out. >> rose: tell me one good idea that the republins suggested you put in the bill. from the republicans. either in the recovery act or in e health care rorm. >> well, we... >> rose: one good idea that the republicans... >> let me tell you this. when president bush was president and i was the speaker... >> rose: yes? >> we di

the republica is part of a message but i don't think he's burned in aore affirmative optimistic messa abt gog forward. >> rose: tell me why not, john. >> i actually thi thiis a prlem at setches wayack r barack obama. the truth is, unlike a really ccesul president thawe can think of in ourifetimes, pele like bi clion and people like ronal reagan who had aery cpelling kind of theory of the case about their vision of the le of government and in pticular when itame to ecomics. you think about bill clinn's argument in 1992, putting people first, the notion of globalization, the information economy, human capital agenda he had a story he could tell that was very sophisticated, coherent and subtle and he laid it out for ople. candidate obama did not do that very well as a candidate and he continues to struggle doing it now. that in dition to the fact that he isot a comfortable populist, this is not someone who is either comfortable with hot populism or comfortable with a cooler kind populism, the kind that bill clinton trafficed in that'm demonstrated everyday that he was thinking about and figh

and it's wonderful to think abt the mayor, but ion't see hoit hapns a neither es he. >> rose: and then there is you and the problems that you have had. >> yes. >> rose: speak to the issues that, give us a sense of looking at it from where you are. in which you have the sec. you have the attorney neraraising serious questions about what might have taken place in raising money for, from pension funds for private uity firm. >> i wish i could talk about that in detail because i've lived with this for a while. as i write in the book i have been in businesfor5 years. i have never before had my integrity questioned. i have had a lot of people crit sides me foone thing or anoer but not for fundamental hosty. than has been as i say if the book the most painful episode of my professional career and when the time is rit i hope will you have me bk and lete tk about it but unfortunately my lawyers for the moment have said i am really-- . >> rose: so wh is the impediment from the lawyers to speaking about it so tha you ca speak to both the issue as well as the agony. >> i-- the impediment is essenti

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