we set for the garmin at this city's center does little to change the feeling brian m. struck by the giant eliminated structure. some calls a the billboard but it would not do justice to its scale. sitting atop a two-story building and appears taller than the building. back with and eliminated around the edges as the king kong digital photo frame. inside to look pass each other over a gigantic caption united russia. together we will wind. tomorrow is the parliamentary election. today is all day of silence. of campaigning is band. i pull o her the intersection and take a picture and it is on facebook and elicited 17 comments. all lot to workday seven night. this is not the it normal friends. you would think we have seen worse. it makes you want to throw up. i have not voted in a parliamentary election for more than a dozen years because putin is logged under elections meaningless. nobody else could get on the ballot without approval and no longer direct did they stretch approval but the couple months ago when a group of liberal writers and activists called on people to g

and brian m wants to know if if you're taking care of someone and they die why do you have to returnlaw. the way the law was set up since 1939, the month they die in they don't get a penny whether on the first of the month or last of the month. that money goes away. however, to help offset that, there are survivor benefits. they kick in that very month. so not quite as bad as it looks. carol a asks can you buy or pay for a lien put on your house for an unsecured credit card debt? or does it have to pay stai on? no. the lien is only there until you pay it all. and there is no other way f it's a fake one, it was unfairly put on there, you can get it taken off. if you owe money, the only way to take it off is pay it, but once you you pay they have to take it off immediately. about 10-15 days would be normal. could go longer but that is how you get it off. it does not last forever. so that black mark on the record goes away the second you pay it off. >> okay. >> thank you, michael. >> and former kate middleton marks another milestone, delivering a first public address. >> she visited sic

brian lamb. when you start off with the idea of self-ownership, certain things r m morrow, and the reason is because they violate private property. murderer violates private property. rape is immoral. theft is immoral, it violates private property. i say something else violates private property. the forcible use of one person to serve the purposes of another violates private property. the definition of slavery is the forcible use of one person for the purposes of another. if you look at goverment spending, americans are being forcibly used to serve the purposes of another. with intimidation and threats, your money is taken to serve the purposes of another. >> when did you begin to feel strongly about this? >> i don't remember, but maybe this was in the 1960's or the 1970's. in my younger days i was far more liberal, if you want to use that term, thinking that the government should play a bigger role. i think that maybe, when i started going to graduate school at ucla i started to ask some questions. >> do you remember anything happening in your life? >> i cannot think of anything. i became exposed t

brian. back to you. >>> if you have a story idea, call the fox 5 tipline, 202-895- 3000 or send us an e-mail at www.newstips@king5.comcom. m.   -- www.wtfg.com tips.  >> a new documentary called bully is go catching quite the buzz. take a look. >> and they say they're worthless. >> and it's getting attention because of the r rating. a high school junior started the campaign to urge the mpaa to reconsider. the teens who need to see the movie the most won't be able to. she joinsous fox 5 news this morning. >>> no, i didn't. i didn't have anything when i was in the middle school. i felt so alone and it was horrible. i think a lot of kids feel that way in this movie and that can change that. >>> the movement earned the support of more than 20 members of cling congress and celebrities. katie's petition received more than 300,000 signatures. >>> technology changes. the wall street journal supports and will change the way it looks for answers on the web, by providing more relevant answers. they get involved presenting more facts. goggle might be trying to stay ahead of bing and apple's serious system. >>>

m but there go # looming lastjul h+ >>> todayaó: ' presidentialñ average will go above the all-time high set last july. in washington, brianhr news 4. >>> today republican presidential candidate mitt romney also blamed president obama for high gas prices but unlike newt gingrich romney did not promise to bring the prices down to a specific level if he is elected. >>> higher gas prices did not take a toll on wall street. stocks closed higher today for the seventh day in a row. the dow jumped 58 points. the nasdaq 15 points. and the s&p picked up eight points pushing it above the 1400 mark for the first time in three years. >> the other thing everybody is talking about right now, that wonderful warm weather. >> a lot of people are taking advantage of )( tomorrow night. forget it. doug kammerer happened to get a good seat at a place in shirlington earlier. >> and we're still here. as a matter of fact, you mentioned the seating. just take a look behind me. every single seat right now is completely full at this restaurant right here. this is samuel beckett's irish pub which is of course going to be packed this weekend for st. p

brian's case, that still wasn't enough of. >> alan: coming up, the asian-american film festival. we go behind the scenes with three cars. >>> a party plan goes very wrong. one team's project mearly turns into the movie he name it after. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. finally it looks like we're going she some substantial rainfall around the bay area. it will begin tomorrow. we'll take a look at the accuweather seven-day >> alan: the asian-american film festival this largest and most prestigious showcase for asian films in north america. one movie is "the white frog". >> i've been trying my best to fit in. our parents wanted us to be perfect. they had the image of what perfect should be, and you know what? everyone is different. >> tell us what the storyline is. >> the plot is about at 14-year-old boy who brings his family together after a family tragedy kind of tears them apart. and his journey is the journey of a young boy with a mild case of as as as asperger's syndrome. >> and you're the dad. >> i'm the dad, and jonas is the mom, and harry is the older brother. >> the older brother. my elder son. >> you're much too young to play his mother. >> no way. raft. [laughter] >> i

m at noon. lindsay murphy, fox 5 sports. >> thank you. >> maryland leaves tomorrow afternoon for raleigh, north carolina, a familiar court. they play there every year against nc state. brian indeed. thanks, dave. >>> and today, loving it. can we continue this? >> what is this rain in the forecast? >> and that is some rain on the weekend and that is coming. >> a washout? >> could be goodrain. >> really? yeah. >> and week end up with one or two inches of rain in some place. >> oh, boy. >> and under the thunderstorms. especially on saturday and this is a slow moving system that is just kind of been marching slowly across the nation and we'll talk about that in just a second. beautiful here and the clouds burned off and voila, just like that, there is the sunshine and temperatures. it's really, really nice and we're stepping away from the tidal basin and focusing still on blossom. this is on embassy road. i don't know which one it's in front of, but that is a gorgeous picture there. the blue sky in the background. the temperature in town, 76, culpeper in fredericksburg have cooled off a little bit and they were in the mid-80s. gorgeous at 7:00. nice, temperatures lower 70s an

brian, and that's where i think jack and i differ. i think that $2.2 trillion is going to go in motion a lot this year. i think we're going to have an uptick in mctivity, capital spending, dividend increases, and goodness gracious, maybe they'll do something crazy like hire a few employees. you put that together, this market has a lot, lot to go yet. >> wouldn't that be something if companies took that cash and profit and hired more people? >> crazy idea, man. >> it's insane. i always knew. bob and jack, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> next tonight, the l.a. coroner's office breaking its silence on the death of whitney houston. and american airlines making a very big move today. we'll tell you what that is when we are back in two minutes. ♪ ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the cisco intelligent network. pandora rocks the big board. 3q i remember the day my doctor told me i have an irregular heartbeat, and that it put me at 5-times greater risk of a stroke. i was worried. i worried about my wife, and my family.

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