in arlington virginia margaret howell r.t. . now into the euro zone cyprus has reached an agreement with the european central bank you and the i.m.f. for a bailout the agreement means those that have more than one hundred grand of the bank get slapped with a hefty tax and that part of the deal has some locals outrage even going on bank runs artie's laurie harshness of the resident has more. i am a financial idiot happily so i've never bought a stock bond or any other kind of financial instrument that term alone is a turnoff to me because i just don't care about making big piles of money not only have i never wanted to billion dollars i've always kind of felt like wanting a billion dollars was morally wrong to still do i've been happy to never focus on money and to limit my retirement planning to scouting the world's beaches for where my retirement lean to will be but now we have this insane crisis in cyprus which is making me admit to the fact that i am playing along no matter how hard i've tried not to because the truth is i ke

whoever thought catching the bus in style isn't possible hasn't been to arlington virginia the county just south of washington d.c. just completed construction on the state of the are bus stop outfitted with stainless steel glass siding and floor heaters to keep a convict or in these cold winter mornings the price tag is what is catching people's attention a call one million dollars r.t. correspondent mara howell went to the bus stop to bring us more. from here is the new bus stop in arlington virginia would you be surprised to find out that it costs nearly one million dollars to build from the l.c.d. screen offering the bus times to homeless proof benches and glass hanging over one thing's for sure this county spared no expense so here at the local bus stop in arlington where the county has essentially put in over a million dollars worth of its money and some building this bus stop. i don't think is worth a million dollars and you know with us from the wind the wind the rain the snow or anything and it is blowing out here and i'm actually code so i don't see it this expensive best up

however the eye catching the bus isn't in style has been to arlington virginia the county just south of washington d.c. just completed construction of a state of the art bus stop with a price tag of one million dollars are the corresponding margaret how well once the bus stops for has its report. from here is the new bus stop in arlington virginia would you be surprised to find out that it cost nearly one million dollars to build from the l.c.d. screen offering the best times to homeless proof benches and glass hanging over one thing's for sure this county spared no expense so here at the local bus stop in arlington where the county essentially put in over a million dollars worth of goods money into building this bus stop. i don't think is worth the million dollars and you know it's not going to keep us from the wind the wind the rain the snow or anything and it is blowing out here and i'm actually code so i don't see it this expensive best up is coming at a time when government at every level is tightening their purse strings the sequester ation slash two hundred million in programs

populations that are about the city and county, other places in the country, there are places like arlington, virginia, colorado, we're looking how they replace their positions in the county there. we're also going to be looking at the top 10 cities across the nation to see -- that have independently elected mayors to see how they replace position ins the top 10 cities, we're going to look in california, the law dictates how most places do the replacements unless you're a chartered city like san francisco, you can have a different set of rules so we're going to look at all of those locations as well, and determine what is everyone else's practices and present that in a report. my hope is we'll have a draft available for the march meeting so people can think about what it is, i don't have much more detail than that because we haven't had a chance to analyze all the data that's been collected so far. >> i think what's good to look at is how long positions stay vacant, right now in the city, we have kind of an assessor post that has been vacant i believe since early december and now we're approaching mar

please welcome today's contestants -- an associate program manager from arlington, virginia...ubstitute teacher from temecula, california... and our returning champion, a lawyer from chicago, illinois... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! hey, johnny. thank you. hi, folks. welcome to our show. what a week this has been. what a rare mood i'm in. why, it's almost like being nded by champions who keep earning more than $20,000. steve -- a case in point. rachel and mary jo, welcome aboard. you look eager to play. so, let's do it. und. the jeopardy! round. you look eager to play. so, let's do it. and here come the categories. a-c-t in each correct response. alex: steve, start. rachel. what is sea level? correct. track & field for $200, please. rachel. what is the triple jump? correct. track & field for $400. rachel again. what is shot put? good. track & field for $600. rachel. what are the hurdles? good. track & field for $800. steve. what are javelin and discus? correct. let's try "act" local, $200. rachel. what is an action figure? correct. track & field for $

>> i grew up in arlington, virginia. arlington is in those days is not what it is now. now it has a lot of young people in high-rises and so on. it was all single-family homes back in the day when i was growing up in the 1950's. my dad was in the military. >> what more than anything informed your views over the years? why did you begin to think the way you do? >> mainly through my parents, particularly my dad. he was very conservative. he was interested in politics. very interested in world affairs, particularly he was strong, a huge fan of the chambers for one. it really all came from him. this interesting politics and conservative politics in particular.it is amazing. i didn't realize it at the time when my dad changed what he was interested in, you know, a few months later, i would change. i was going to go to west point where my dad went. you know, i could not see you with a west point education, it has opened up a lot.it is much more of a liberal arts education now. then it was engineering and military tactics. i had no interest in that at all and i did not want a

it shows him in a park in arlington, virginia concealing an envelope with 5,000 dollars cash underneathinstructed to do so by an fbi agent posing as an under cover spy. >> they were in america for a few years others were long-term. >> the fbi had surveillance in place for almost 10 years. >> beautiful montclair new jersey the all american town is an idealic suburb less than 18 miles from new york city. >> you are in new jersey on marquette road. we live at 37. >> allen has lived in this town for more than 40 years. >> it's a wonderful town because of the surrounding cul-de-sac. it is especially great place to bring up kids. >> in 2008 allen's neighbors who live at 31 marquette road were moving. >> we had a going away party for the neighbors that lived there seniors. they said to all of us you would love to meet the people that bought the house hopefully you will get to know them. great family. >> the family was this counsel richard and cynthia murphy along with their two children. >> seemed to be a nice family. she was working in a high powered job in the financial peeled in the city. i

harry will visit arlington, virginia, colorado, connecticut, and new jersey and visit troops at waltercal center and victims of super storm sandy, but noticeably absent from the royal's itinerary is las vegas and not coming to california. dads, you do not need to lock up your daughters. >> 6:47, new this morning, the dow is up following the cyrus bailout. >> word of caution if you are thinking of taking out a student loan for one of your children. jane king is live in the new york stock exchange with more for us. jane? >> good morning, it is that time of year when student whose is been admitted to college find out how much financial aid they are getting or not. if you borrow do finance a college education, make sure you have a plan to pay off the debt when you take out the loan. cited in the "wall street journal", a company says parents should not borrow more than they can pay back in ten years and avoid plus loans if can you and look for loans with lower rates. we have a higher open for stocks, cyprus seized some money in large bank accounts and get bailed out by other european countr

and finally lee whitesman from arlington, virginia -- ask for a free $10 massage.u $10 if you had to buy it, which you don't, it's free. >> exactly. >>> here's the new photo for the caption contest next week. >> from paula bilker, give us a caption for this one. >> all righty. don't forget to go to klg & hoda. for all the photos. thanks so much. we'll be right back. ♪ sugar ♪ >>> we're back on this winesday wednesday. "who knew?" with easter sunday in just a few days away and passover all right in, we want to hop to the holidays. kathie lee is across the street. and ready to hand out a hundred tlrs to those who get the questions right. and for those who don't, here to help me out is elaine griffin. are you ready, girl? >> hey. >> i get that means yet. >> where's your dog? >> someone's holding him. >> you're from orlando, right? >> yes. >> finish the lyrics to this easter sing-a-long. here comes peter cottontail ♪ ♪ hopping down the bunny tail ♪ >> hippity hoppity easter's on its way. >> great, pick a key. >> those are the lyrics. >> that song was first recorded by

>> i grew up in arlington, virginia, right across the potomac river. arlington is in those days is not what it is now. now it has a lot of young people in high-rises and so on. it was all single-family homes back in the day when i was growing up in the 1950's. my dad was in the military. >> what more than anything informed your views over the

jim moran a liberal guy attend it add town meeting in arlington, virginia on monday night. at that meeting he was confronted by a woman who does not like more ran's progun control stance. >> why are you pro-choice when it comes -- for women. [cheers] >> bill: joining us now from washington fox news analyst kirsten powers. this is interesting turk the pro-choice phrase around to promote gun protection for women. what do you think? >> you know, i don't really get it in terms of why that would be pro-choice thing. i think that we look at the issue of gun control and say what is the best thing for society and that, in my opinion, i'm probably in the same place as the congressman. though i think he should have answered her question. i don't know why he didn't answer it. but that we have to have some laws that restrict guns a little bit. i don't think it means we don't want to protect women or to have women protect themselves. i just don't think you need an assault weapon to protect yourself. >> bill: more ran is a little bit more than the assault weapons. it walls a valid questi

harry's trip to the united states, will arrive on may 9 and stay for a week the he will visit arlington, virginia, colorado, connecticut, and new jersey and visit troops in walter reed medical center and victims of super storm sandy but noticeably action accident is las vegas. >> get a lot of this, a waitress turned kate middleton look alike is the mother of two and get her $9 an hour and now makes $1,000 an appearance as the future queen act. she has baby bumps in various sizes to keep up appearances, until the real duchess gives birth in july. >> may want to invest in some brown contacts. >> for future appearances. >> next at 6:00 we are live in pacifica as the ribbon cutting for the new devil slide tunnel is a few hours away. what you can expect in your drive through the mountains. >> we talked to the family of the bay area marin killed at quantico and how any want their loved ones remember. >> pope francis make as major announcement to >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> now at 6:00, sky 7 showing the new devil slide twin tunnels. in a few hours an official ribbon c

police in arlington, virginia, outside washington, d.c.lp identify some daring robbery suspects. they released this surveillance video showing four subjects entering a jewelry boutique tuesday morning. one used a hammer to break into a glass display case. they got away with 23 rolex watches worth almost $610,000. their identities though remain a mystery. >>> from washington state, drug searching police dogs are being trained to ignore marijuana. the change comes after voters legalize the possession of small amounts of pot last november. prosecutors say the drug dogs alert for marijuana is no longer enough evidence for a search warrant. and so police say they are desensitizing the dogs to the smell of the drug. >>> to business headlines it is time to make or break for time to make or break for blackberry, the company's z-10 smartphone goes on sale in the u.s. today. first at at&t, next week at verizon, once the definitive mobile device. it has been eclipsed by apple's iphone and google's android. analysts say it will be tough for blackberry

i was the police chief in arlington, virginia. that is where the pentagon was. what i learned that day is if this country takes 3000 innocent victims, it takes major steps to alter itself. nobody has boarded an airplane the same way since. >> now i wondered in the last decade how many people have to get murdered in a mass murder for it to be enough? i've been wrong time after time after time. i'm a grand pap i have little kids at home. are 20 babies enough? that's what we're asking for? when was that gun bought? \[applause] >> i'm a law enforcement guy too. i had your job in connecticut some years ago. i want to say, nobody in law enforcement ever thinks we're doing enough. nobody ever says we can go home and stop trying to to do better. so as much as we may agree with you that the united states department of justice and local and state police forces are trying to enforce these laws as agress ily as possible. i think you need more resources and you need criminal background checks. so you can know how to keep these weapons, all weapons out of the hands who should

cnn national correspondent renee marsh is live from reagan national airport in arlington, virginia.. you know, there are some lawmakers out there who are pushing back against the tsa, saying that they should not allow passengers to carry on pocket knives like this one. they say not only is the proposal scary for passengers, but they also say it's a danger for the crew members on board. in a few weeks, knives like these may be allowed through airport security if a new tsa policy goes into effect. but some lawmakers are vowing to fight it. >> and today i am asking the tsa to rescind that ruling and say small knives, any knives, are not allowed on planes. >> reporter: new york senator chuck schumer joins unions representing pilots, flight attendants and federal air marshals in publicly opposing the plan. delta airlines' ceo also expressed his objection in a letter sent to the agency. saying the change will, quote, add little value to the customer security process flow in relation to the additional risk for our cabin staff and customers." under the tsa's new policy, knives with blades s

want to get right to cnn national correspondent rene marsh live at reagan national airport in arlington, virginiaing, soledad. you know, according to this new policy you would be able to sail through security lines like these with one of these, and because of that, a battle is brewing. some lawmakers really turning up the heat on the tsa saying not only does this new policy scare passengers, but it also endangers the flight crew. in a few weeks, knives like these may be allowed through airport security if a new tsa policy goes into effect. but some lawmakers are vowing to fight it. >> today i am asking the tsa to rescind that ruling and say small knives, any knives, are not allowed on planes. >> reporter: new york senator chuck schumer joins unions representing pilots, flight attendants and federal air marshals in publicly opposing the plan. delta airlines' ceo also expressed his objection in a letter sent to the agency. saying the change will, quote, add little value to the customer security process flow in relation to the additional risk for our cabin staff and customers." under the tsa's new p

we actually had relocated the human resources command of the army at fort knox, came from arlington, virginiahese people basically have just brought home -- they have mortgages. they're just trying to get established here. then all of a sudden, they get whacked like this. even doctors, i talked to a doctor yesterday who said his specialty, he's an ophthalmologist, they just cut me 12%. now the sequester cuts me 2 more percent. i had to do electronic medical records which cost several hundred thousand. people who had a comfortable lifestyle are getting hammered as well. so that has ripples throughout the economy. >> congressman, i wanted to ask you a bit about guns and the gun control fight that we're seeing in congress. yesterday, you know, we were just talking about this. mike bloomberg is going up on air with a bunch of tv ads targeting red state democrats in the senate. yesterday, senator pryor from arkansas said i don't take advice from the mayor of new york city on what to do about guns. as a red state democrat yourself, how do you feel the white house and its allies and bloomberg and hi

host: in arlington, virginia, republican. caller: good morning. i think it is a sugar high. host: tell us why you think so. caller: because the federal reserve has been giving a lot of liquidity in the markets. what we are seeing is a tremendous money flowing into markets and not trickling down to the real economy. it is getting stuck on the bank balance sheets. the people out there working are not seeing this in their paychecks because it is a globalized economy. this market is a trap. host: here is a headline in the new york times -- are you still with us, paulie? caller: i would go back about five years and i would go back to 2001-2002. we had a stock markets and highs and then it came tumbling down. i think we have a little of the same situation today. what one can do is look at your portfolio. i really thing we have a couple coming in the bond market's. host: missouri on the democratic line, welcome. caller: i agree with the earlier caller from where i used to live in new york. as far as placing a fee on or a charge like a penny per dollar of volume as far as trading is

tim in arlington, virginia, independent. hi tim. caller: yes. i think there should be a wall separation between church and state to quote -- and i think candidates to share heir first amendment rights -- -- what was the other thing? well, -- c-span journal, you guys are awesome. what's really great about it is the presenters have no -- i can't detect any opinion whatsoever from you guys, all right, thanks, mary, democratic caller. hi mary. go ahead with your thought, you're on the air. caller: i wanted to say that's the reason i stopped going to church where i live is because of the obama bashing that i was hearing from the leaders of the church. i think it should be kept separate. i do not think a preacher or deacons should try to influence the members of the church's vote. i think that that is wrong. host: do you want to tell us what church you went to and what they were saying? caller: well, one deacon got up on a wednesday night and said well, now we have a muslim in the white house. i was offended by that, because i'm a democrat. then the p

the bishop of arlington, virginia, said the pope's challenge would be to follow the truth and teachingsn as the church itself evolves. he explained there's a significant of choosing to name himself after st. francis of assisi. >> he was a man of the church, his whole life was to build up the church as the lord stated to him. first he thought it was the chapel, but they realized that it was the living church. >> speaking of st. francis of assisi. the question is, how does the new pope rebuild the church. does he bring in more people into the catholic church. it's so interesting that here he is the pope in the vatican where he's such a simple man. people talked about when the bishops would get together, he was the one that wanted to sit in the back row. he's not the one that, look at me. he would spend a lot of time in the slums talking to people. and that, in many ways, is one of the appeals. he knows what rank and file catholics are thinking and what they want. it will be very interesting to see where we move from here. >> a day of many firsts, which also come with a lot of responsibili

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arlington" is next on booktv. mr. poe sat down with us and alexandria, virginia, during a recent visit. pent we're staying in the conference room of the arlington county sheriff. this guy behind me is the shotgun, then the shotgun was used by a prosecutor in the early 20th century to a guy by the name of crandal mackey, elected in 1903 as a commonwealth attorney for alexandria county, and he conducted a series of raids where he shut down brothels and saloons and all kinds of dangers places. and he used to shotgun when he conducted those rates. crandal mackey was in south carolina. his father was a very prominent judge and author in south carolina. he moved appeared to be a lawyer, and then he got involved in politics of fear in northern virginia area. and what's significant about this time period is that he was part of a progressive wing of the democratic party at that time. which was split kind between a more conservative faction and a more progressive faction but this was a time when there really was a republican part to speak of in virginia. only real politics have to do with which fa

arlington is next on book tv. he sat down with us in alexandria, virginia, during our recent visit. >> you are standing in the conference room of the arlington county sheriff. this gun behind me is the shotgun famous shotgun that was used by a prosecutor in the early 20th-century. a guy by the name of crandall mackey elected in 1903 as the commonwealth attorney for alexandria county. he conducted a series of races where he shot down brothels and saloons and all kinds of dangerous places. he used this shotgun when he conducted the trades. he was from south carolina. his father was a very prominent judge and author in south carolina. the move appeared to be a lawyer then he got involved in the politics appeared in northern virginia. and what is significant about his times is that he was part of a progressive wing of the democratic party at that time which was kind of between a more conservative faction and a more progressive faction. this was a time when there really was in the republican party to speak of in virginia. the only real politics had to do with which faction of the democratic party was sort of in charge. and s

virginia, during our recent visit. >> host: >> we are standing in the conference room of the arlington county sheriff. the gun behind me is the famous gun that was used by a prosecutor in the early 20th century by the name of mackie in 1903 as the attorney for alexandria county. he conducted a series of raids where he shot down brothels and saloons and all kinds of dangerous places. he used this shotgun when he conducted them. >> from salt carolina, his father was a very prominent judge and author in south carolina. he moved appear to be a lawyer and then he got involved in the politics of here in the northern virginia area. what is significant about his time period is that he was part of a progressive wing of the democratic party at that time which was split between a more conservative section and progressive session. there was no republican party to speak of in virginia. the only real politics had to do with which fraction of the democratic party was sort of in charge. so the conservative wing of the party was run by the political machine that was operated by the state senator by the name of thomas

for parts of virginia, harrisonburg, 7.5. arlington, 2.4. baltimore, 2.5.ot of travel delays for d.c., philadelphia, even some for new york. and of course for indianapolis as well as into columbus. they are really getting in to that snow coverage. >> jennifer, thanks. >>> new develops in the jerry sandusky child molestation case. the former penn state assistant football coach telling a documentary filmmaker that much of the evidence used to convict him was false. the filmmaker played some of the experts on the "today" show including a clip where sandusky questions the testimony of key witness mike mcqueary calling him a liar. >> there's a lot of things that transpired. and i think these investigators, the way they led it all business, you know, his story changed a lot. >> sandusky also denies mcqueary's account of his abuse of so-called victim number two. >> what do you make of this when you're hearing a guy speak from prison, a guy who chose not to testify in his own defense, now he decides to talk to a filmmaker abo filmmaker. >> he's a liar. i don't know

virginia during our recent visit. >> you're sitting in the conference room of the arlington county sheriff. this is the shotgun that was used by the prosecutor in the early 20th century. a guy by the name of crandal mackey. the selected as the commonwealth attorney and he conducted a series of raids where he shut down brothels and saloons and all kinds of dangerous places. i've used this shotgun when he conducted those roots. crandal mackey was from south carolina. his father was a prominent judge and author in south carolina. he moved up here to be a lawyer. then he got involved in the politics in the northern virginia area. what is significant about this time is that he was part of a progressive wing of the democratic party at that time. which was still kind of between a more conservative faction and a more progressive faction. this is at the time when the only real politics had to do with which faction was sort of in charge. so the conservative wing of the party was run by political machine that was operated by a state senator by the name of thomas. crandal mackey first became interested

be laid to rest at arlington national cemetery, still unknown but with the full military honors they deserved. david martin, cbs news, at the mariners museum in newport news, virginias evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> we are left to ask, will the pain ever end? >> gathering in grief and saying good-bye to the fallen santa cruz police officers. ♪ [ music ]♪ sergeant loran "butch" baker -- >> daddy, i love you more than you will ever know. >> officer elizabeth butler. >> good-bye, my love. >> their memorial service full of sorrow and silver linings. >> butch and beth's legacy gives me true hope for tomorrow. >> the 30-mile motorcade starting this morning in santa cruz greeted with salutes as the procession passes by ending at the hp pavillion in san jose where the american flag and sea of officers await. good evening, i'm look. >> i'm allen martin. you know, as the good guys go, they were two of the best. mourners came by the thousands today to pay tribute to detective sergeant loran "butch" baker and d

arlington. this is where the duel happened between secretary of state henry clay and virginia senator john randolph. this is a little-known duel. i had actually never heard of this duel until i started researching the history for the book. but these are two titans of american politics. the modern day equivalent would be secretary of state john kerry versus virginia senator mark warner. so they arrived here on the day of the duel after randolph had given a speech calling clay -- they were handed weapons, they shot at each other, both sides missed. they were handed new weapons, they shot at each other and missed again, and so they came together and randolph said to clay you owe me a new coat, mr. clay, because the bullet had pierced his coat. so clay said to randolph, well, i'm glad the debt is not greater. right now we are at jones point. we're standing on top of the southernmost tip of the district of columbia here. and this is the boundary marker that was laid in 1791 when the federal government was creating the district of columbia. when you look at a map of the district of columbia, it looks lik

arlington. that's my part of territory. carol from prather, california. catherine, from munsey, indiana. dardle, from dearborn, michigan. here's someone from bethlehem, pennsylvania. trenna from virginiarleston, south carolina. suzanne, from stowe, ohio. something is happening. something supernatural. your seed creates the seasons. i cannot change your life until i change the voice you trust. if you choose not to trust god who would you believe? i don't have anybody else to believe but god. he said, "god's not a man that he should lie." we have two minutes left. quickly. quickly. get off the sofa. call the number that's on the screen. two minutes left of this segment. quickly call. and when you call, say, "i want the gift book. i'm sowing this as a seed. i believe in david cerullo and barbara." call the number that's on the screen. two minutes left of this segment. quickly call. i am so thankful. it's incredible what god is doing. there is something supernatural happening right now. >> ossie: you know people like katrina from gainesville virginia, called in. but she sowed $1,000 on her credit card. the entire amount. mike, some people are calling in, they're asking the question, "can

we're standing now at the dueling ground in north arlington, a famous spot where the duel happens between secretary of state, henry clay, and virginia senator john r, ran -- john randolph. they are two titans of politics. e qaif lent is john kerry against virginia senator mark warner. they arrived on the day of the duel after randolph gave a speech calling clay a blag leg, essentially, a gamble. they arrived here. on the morning, they were handed we haves, shot at each other, both sides missed, handed new weapons, shot at each other and missed again, and then so they came together and so he said to clay, you owe me a new coat, mr. clay, because a bullet pierced the coat. he said, well, i'm glad the debt is not greater. right now, we are at joarns point, standing on top of the southern most tip of the district of columbia here, and this is the boundary marker laid in 1891 when the federal government was creating the district of columbia. when you look at a map of the district of columbia, it looks like a diamond shape, but if you look at a mod earn map of dc, it looks like moths ate the southern half of it because the virginia part o