and then replicate or clone, if you like, the exact same set ofskill sets in another capital city. what we do is atomize that concept and we utilize the skill sets of specialists all around the world to help in other markets as well as their own. >>reporter: in a recent case, the moscow team put a brief on the group's network for a campaign about road safety. ultimately the team in holland supplied the russians with the winning idea. >>law: what we do is we give all of our work, all of our thinking, strategy, creativity, - we give it to each other free. on the understanding that at the point the client buys the work the team or the office that provided it gets paid. >>reporter: as for the future of the advertising industry andy law has no doubts. >>law: i think it will be a smaller cottage based industry with people flowing freely from one company to another. i do not see huge monolithic, global, concrete organizations with huge footprints all around the world. >>reporter: advertising goliaths beware. >>abirached: medicine has a long history of innovation - the ancient egyptians a

>> he's at a new bar called capital city. we're walking out. they're standing there for a good amount of time. they're hugging, him and amber rose. >> have you talked to taylor yet? >> no one is really approaching them. but as they're walking to their car, there's a couple fans that are behind them as they're walking by them and then one girl yells out -- >> sorry they gave you so much [beep]! >> she then says -- >> he's got a girlfriend with cellulite! >> that's kanye territory. he turns the camera to her after. >> what was that? >> i did not say anything. i so plead the-fit. >> horrible! >> i so plead the fifth! >> what's up with you girls lately? >> we have frances and angela. they were at the cleveland party. frances is the voice of cleveland's mom. >> did you see kanye? >> i didn't hear a radically bad outburst. i didn't notice. >> we asked them who is more of a narcissist, kanye or spencer pratt? we just opened the floodgates. >> spencer pratt. >> spencer! >> speidi! >> spencer breathes. that's all he does. there's no universe in which th

it's part of the capital city's safe street program. >>> a northwest baltimore row home caught on fire this morning. on west 41st street this morning. nobody was injured. investigators trying to figure out what caused the fire. >>> the day started off steamy and still feels like summer. looking outside, cloud cover with a peek of sunshine around downtown baltimore. we're live with first warning weather coverage. marty has weather. >> reporter: good afternoon. when the sun comes out, it gets steamy. you know i love a lab top -- rag top day. the rag top was closed and the ac was on. looking at the photo, a little bit of moisture creeping through overnight. it's been clouds and every once in a while, some sun which is trying to breed a couple showers around the area. look at how steamy it is. the dew point at 68. it gets uncomfortable. 81 degrees, we have come up almost 10 solid degrees. 77 cumberland. the mid-80s in d.c. 87, three shy of 90. packs river at 82. westminister 76. 79 degrees in rock hall. there's a change coming in our weather and some of these clouds have to do with the cha

. >> we are snaking through the streets of cam bose ya's -- c cambod cambodia's capital city. on the tail of a suspected american pedophile who has no idea that his every move is being watched. his name is harvey johnson. he's 57 years old, a failed real estate developer from arizona. here in cambodia he's been teaching english out of his home which has given him plenty of opportunity to get close to children. investigators from a nonprofit group called aple first noticed johnson in october of 2007, when they say he was behaving suspiciously with children in public. they have been tracking him day and night for the last two years. aple used an undercover spy agent to befriend johnson. in this hidden camera video, johnson is allegedly selling the agent child pornography. the agent recorded hours of conversation in which he says johnson speaks freely about molesting young girls. >> but it was very slow. >> investigators now tell us that an arrest may be coming very soon. >> show me where the camera is. >> the camera -- this is the camera. yeah. >> looks good. >> and they have ag

the blast hit a crowd of government officials in a town 60 miles east of the capital city of kabul. the taliban says the bomber was targeting the intelligence chief. he was at a mosque when the explosion went off. >>> on the cbs -- excuse me. afghanistan will top president obama's agenda today and he and his family head to camp david to wrap up their end of summer vacation. there the president will get his first look at a classified assessment of the war. as charlie reports, it will not be easy. >> reporter: shifting strategy in the fight against the taliban. that new plan could include more troops. general stanley mcchrystal is expected to ask the president to send additional u.s. service members into the country. but top aides in the white house are worried that the american people won't support that idea. a new cbs news poll shows less than half of the people surveyed approve of how president obama is handling the war. administration officials are doing their best to keep expectations in check. >> we're not going to see the entire thing turn around in a few months after years and

its capital city of manila hit especially hard.escuers say that they have saved thousands of people, but dozens are still missing. another storm is set to hit the country this friday. a lack of water is a problem in iraq. they are now facing serious drought conditions. the crop production has been cut in half. iraq's government has said that its neighbors are to blame because they control the flow of two important rivers. turkey has agreed to release more water into a iraq under a temporary agreement. the water comes too late for this season's harvest. there is concern that things could get even worse next month. she says that she has had enough. she is taking on one of the world's biggest banks. how one woman and her video changed the interest rate on her credit card. >> you are not getting another penny out of me. i would have continued to make my payments in good faith. shepard: somebody is fighting back if your interest rate has gone up, wait until you see and hear her story. we will talk to her and get the bank's response. er

it was about 30 miles south of the capital city of apia. the tsunami warning is in effect for much of the south pacific including knew zealand, american samoa fiji and french policy neeshia. >>> an olympic delegation arrived in denmark today with big hopes to win over the committee. chris clack am has more now. >> reporter: 16 months after chicago found out it's a finalist, the decision of the 2016 olympic hostity is only days away. delegations from the four candidate cities are in copenhagen in advance of the international olympic committee's decision on friday. chicago's team traveled with a pack of athletic all-stars to give the big some extra olympic flare. at flair. mayor daly promised to deliver for the ioc. >> we're glad you're here, and we know we can deliver a spectacular olympic and paralimpic games. >> what makes chicago so diffent is we're a city of immigrants, our past, our present, and yet many new immigrants arrive this year or next year or the following year. as the city is always changing. >> reporter: one of the bigs x fac

just to travel and get over the bad roads and sleeping five to a bed in a boarding house in the capital city it was the top '50's in the mid- 19th century and it was not until 2005 that it went over 64 the first time. >> before we run out of time, that time has some relationship to history. >> historians love anniversaries and this year is the 100th anniversary of the russell senate office building. we produced a booklet and a senate website features that. the gift shop produced a series of three neckties that pick up the designs that are evident in this wonderful building. this just happened to be one of them. >> you get a sense that there are more appointed senators. more than any in history. is that true? >> no. we have a four currently serving appointed senators? >> kate bailey hutcheson is leaving, mel martinez of florida is leaving and two more may be appointed. >> that is true. it could be up to six. in 1945-1946, there were 13. >> 13? >> 13. >> i think this could be because of better medicine. that changed in the late 1960's with the improvements of medications. >> senator byrd, a no

. >>> competing rallies in iran's capital city of teheran, thousands demonstrating against the presidentheered for the iranian leader who called the holocaust a myth. the anti-government demonstrators are upset over iran's highly contested presidential election. >>> indonesian authorities say dna evidence proved they killed northern top. it was the most wanted terror suspect. he was accused of planning several deadly terror bombings including the 2002 bombings in bali. he was kill in a shootout this week. >>> even though the police did not arrest raymond clark for several days, they pinpointed him early on as a suspect in the killing of the yale grad student annie le. they had good evidence to back up their case. >>> ray clark knew he was in trouble. he knew he was followed by more than half a dozen police investigators. he also knew where the investigation of annie le's death was heading. he had his narcotics unit, which specializes in surveillance, track clark's every move, even before they found annie le's body, the chief said he knew clark was the prime suspect. the head of the unit,

the capital city of samoa in shambles, following tuesday morning's deadly tsunami powered by an 8.3 earthquake. this capitol hill worker was in america samoa over the weekend, na roly missing the disaster. >> the phone lines have been down, power has been down. parts of the roads, you know, are damaged to the point you cannot cross. >> reporter: nearly 2,700 miles from australia, the epicenter of this earthquake was just off the coast of america samoa. and the effects could be felt for miles. because america samoa is a u.s. territory with a representative in congress, all u.s. disaster relief services are at its disposal. red cross workers are going around the clock to help get aid to those who need it the most. >> we do have volunteers on the ground already, which is great. and they're already distributing supplies, flashlights, blankets, food, that sort of thing. but we need to supplement with more volunteers. >> reporter: the tsunami started as an underwater earthquake. the motion from the quake added energy to the water. pushing it toward the surface. and creating waves that were devastati

to take it to the eastern part, then it would be in beijing, china, the capital of china or the capital city of india. and this is logical to me, my brothers. and i don't think there will be any objection to that. and then you will say that you thank me for this proposal for eliminating the suffering and the trouble of flying over 20 hours, over 10 hours to come to this place. and no one can blame america. can say that america will reduce its contributions. no. nobody should have this bad thought. america, i'm sure, will be committed to its international obligations and america will not be angry and america will thank you for e leaalleviating the hap of america. america should thank us for taking all the hardship and all the restrictions for the -- this, even though this place is targeted by terrorists. then we come to the -- we come to the issues that will -- that will be taken by the general assembly. we have to try ourselves. either we do the right thing or whether we have -- this is not a normal meeting. this is not a normal gathering. this is -- even my son obama said, he said this is a

the video is said to show the suspects in front of two luxury hotels in the capital city of jakarta.ice apparently found the video on the terror leader's laptop during a raid earlier this month. simultaneous bombsings of the ritz-carlton and the marriott killed eight peel and injured many more, including americans. the masterminds of the attack died when police raided his hideout while investigating the bombings. the death toll continues to rise as a result of the latest typhoon in the pacific. our top story in a fox trip "around the world" in 80 seconds. the philippines. the typhoon triggered a landslide that killed 28 people in this village. the government blames the weekend storm for the death of at least 246 people. the typhoon dumped almost 17 inches of rain in just 12 hours. president arroyo calls it a once in a lifetime storm. guinea of the the military reportedly opening fire on pro-democracy protesters in this west african nation. a human rights group says more than 150 people were killed and 1,200 wounded. the african union and the european union have denounced the killings

another day when insurgents made clear the capital city is not safe. but suddenly, the obama administration and the president's top military advisers are split on the urgency to fix afghanistan's security problems. just days after the top military officer said -- >> a properly resourced counterinsurgency probably means more forces. >> reporter: the vice president said not so fast. >> a decision on additional resources is premature, and it's a distance off. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview, vice president joe biden told cnn's chris lawrence no more troops will be sent until the current 21,000 troop increase is in place and the afghan election results are finalized, all still weeks away. but a senior u.s. military official tells cnn general stanley mcchrystal, the top u.s. commander, has now decided how many more troops he needs but he's been told by washington don't send that request until you're asked for it. >> there's been a lot of talk this week and the last two or three weeks about afghanistan. and frankly, from my standpoint, everybody ought

today, rescuers say they pulled more bodies from the river surrounding the capital city. at least 140 people officially killed with dozens more missing. a number that's expected to rise. the government has now declared a state of calamity and requested international help as forecasters predict another storm could hit the island nation by week's end. the united nations has supplied aid and the united states donated $100,000 as a starter as well as a military chopper boats and manpower from american soldiers stationed in the fill means philippines. the problem is just the opposite in iraq where a lack of water has led to a major crisis. a scorching summer combined with low rainfall for the second week in a row adding to the many problems facing war torn nation. drought cutting nationwide crop production in half. major rivers, including the tying gress and euphrates dangerously low. blames turkey and syria for a series of dams that limits the flow of water into iraq. for some farms in the south, the only wet stuff coming is salt water from the gulf and that destroys the farm

[unintelligible] it will be in beijing, in china, or in the capital city of india. i do not think there will be an objection to that. and then you will say to you think before this proposal -- you will say you thank me for this proposal of eliminating suffering. no one can blame america. no one can say that -- nobody should have that thought. america, i am sure, will be committed to international obligations. they will not be angry and they will thank you for alleviating hardship of america. they will be happy that you have taken away the hardship and the restrictions. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- then we come to the issues that will be taken by the general assembly. either we do the right thing, whether we have anything, this is not a normal meeting. this is not a normal gathering. obama has said this is an historical meeting, not a normal one. now, why did the wars happen after the second world war? where was the united nations? they should be investigations and court orders. if th

another day when insurgents made clear the capital city is not safe. but suddenly the obama administration and the president's top military advisers are split on the urgency to fix afghanistan's security problems. just days after the top military officer said -- >> a properly resourced counterinsurgency probably means more forces. >> the president said not so fast. >> a decision on additional resources is a distance off. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview joe biden told cnn's chris lawrence no more troops will be sent until the current 21,000 troop increase is in place and the afghan election results are finalized. all still weeks away. but a senior u.s. military official tells cnn general stanley mcchrystal, the top u.s. commander, has now decided how many more troops he needs, but he's been told by washington, don't send that request until you're asked for it. >> there's been a lot of talk this week and in the last two or three weeks about afghanistan. frankly, from my standpoint, everybody ought to take a deep breath. >> reporter: the reason may

there's no sewage system in the capital city, which has got nearly four million people. when you take that on board, the idea that you're somehow going to be able, overnight, to create legitimate, effective, stable state structures, and the writ of the government will run into every ruined village, and that the taliban will be defeated once and for all, and we're just going to be able to go home in three years time, mission accomplished- is missing the point. this is like talking to somebody, maybe, i don't want to push this analogy too far, but somebody who works in another poor country, like working in sub-saharan africa or working in nepal, it's a long, painful process where even delivering water supply turns out to take a lot of ingenuity and two years of negotiation. >> sherr: from all of your travels in afghanistan, particularly the work with your charity, what do you think the afghan people would like us to do? >> i believe the afghan people are divided. this is a very atomized country. there are certainly some people in the taliban areas in the south and the east

. >> lots of chanting there, competing rallies in iran's capital city of tehran thousands protested against mahmoud ahmadinejad. the anti-government demonstrators are upset over iran's highly protested presidential election. >>> police investigating the disappearance of ha leigh cummings they are draining a pond in florida. standing by to bring us any news. she was being watched from a baby sitter when taken from her mobile home. >>> ahead of next weekend's national election and following a threat on the internet by al qaeda. according to security officials, internet video warns about attacks on german soil if they don't in a party that supports pulling troops out of afghanistan. >>> we have new developments in the alleged terror plot we found out about. >> intelligence officials found video of new york's grand central station with the main suspect who is an afghan national living in colorado. homeland security correspondent has been taking a look at this investigation. >> reporter: for days he denied he had any link to al qaeda. an administration official says zazi has now admitted ties to

o'malley and other state and local leaders gathered in frederick this afternoon to declare the city capital of the day. a new program will honor cities throughout the state as capital of the day. frederick was singled out for its business and high-tech accomplishments, and for being a safe and welcoming community. >>> it was anything but a traditional reading lesson at an alexandria elementary today. that's hilda, an interactive animated character in a book titled "hilda, a very loyal goat." hilda and her officer visited students. using cutting-edge technology the book comes to life. today's visit was to promote reading among the family. >> he can hear what the children are saying and speak with them about whatever they say, but mostly they are interested in reading aloud. >> the book is part of a national children literacy campaign. >> who knew goats could read? >> and they like to read and like to read out loud. >> really warm. today the president was talking about the global warming and need for international cooperation. also a new study came out today from british researchers who used

city, capital 1 got below average marks. more information is on our website wusa9.com.lick on living smart. s for drivers in e a road for rr rockville. crews will begin moving the traffic onvickroe llc pike onto a new partpart of a new interchange. it is all a bissme up there. the switchwi lltake two weeks. but the entire project will be done in a year. and the space shuttle discovery heading to california. the shuttle is now expected to touch down at edwards air force base about 8:53 p.m. tonight. bad weather prevented it from landing in florida for a second day in a row. >>> and speaking of the bad weather, you know, not the gettest around here today but it is on the way out. >> on the way out. saturday will be certainly acceptable. here is your next three days right out of the gate. lots going on too this weekend. we have a wine tasting festival saturday and sunday. should be okay. we have got terps tomorrow night. should be dry. upper 70s. we will keep a slight chance of a shower in tomorrow but fog in the day is going to be just fine. open house at the kennedy cent

. >> holman: the hidden iranian facility is based some 100 miles from the capital, tehran, near the city of qom. the country's first uranium enrichment plant near natanz was revealed in 2002. iran long has insisted its nuclear program is for peaceful uses. but a senior white house official said the qom facility could process enough uranium for a nuclear weapon in one year. iran disclosed this latest site to the international atomic energy agency on monday. but american officials said that was only after iran learned that western nations already had known the secret for "several years." they said mr. obama went public so iran's explanations would not go unchallenged. indeed, the iranians today insisted there is no secret. they said they have complied with all obligations under the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. and in a note of defiance, president mahmoud ahmadinejad told "time magazine": "this does not mean we must inform mr. obama's administration of every facility that we have." later, at a news conference in new york, he said his country had been falsely accused. >> ( translated ):

we'll hear more about it from the men, but it's supposedly southwest of the capital city of tehran, againeapons inspectors, but that its united states has actually known of this facility and expected again today to go public with the revelation. >> what is not clear is when this information came to light. it was not addressed as far as we know during the united nations sessions during the last couple of days. and in fact the g 20 is supposed to be focusing on economic issues so the fact they're talking about this here, as far as we are told, is rather interesting considering it's not the topic of conversation at the g 20. >> supposed to open up this sumt. and we just yesterday i believe saw mahmoud ahmadinejad address the general assembly and he was not go fog mention this, but i will reiterate that he made no mention of the facility this week while at the u.n. general assembly. but he indeed said his country had instead fully cooperated with international nuclear inspectors. so the timing coming right after that speech if iran's president mahmoud ahmadinejad in new york city. and now aga

we are seeing maybe -- in the capital of big cities. it is not, by any means, across the nation that protests are out mystery. the big challenges the infighting among themselves trying to challenge the supreme leader's authority. once that is challenge that would be the biggest threat to the system. but i don't think street protests as such -- >> but within the controlling group itself -- >> by no means. there are a lot of clerics, high-ranking talking about quest -- questioning the supreme leader and questioning his authority and perhaps reforming the constitution itself. i think those are the biggest threat to the government and regime have to watch out for. >> thank you both for coming in today. palestinian officials say u.s. middle east envoy george mitchell and it is latest round of shuttle diplomacy without agreement on terms to restart peace talks. the palestinian chief negotiator said mr. mitchell failed to persuade israel to hold its settlement activity in the occupied west bank. let us go to jerusalem now we're at -- . we will

now i can tell you to many capital cities of the world where the price level is as high as it is in europe and in the united states. >> well, mark, you know what? i would agree with that wholeheartedly, but for the same reason for me, i've always snickered when i would sit on the trading floor and see a lot of these numbers come out, looking at inflation ex food and energy because really, back in the states and i'm sure here where petro prices are even mother, it's hard to take out something like gasoline when you're pumping it into your car and telling yourself this is not an inflationary standard going forward. i look at commodities a lot. and i think to myself, you know what? right now at least, right in line with what we're seeing here at the g-20, it's the fact that not just the bric nations, but we're looking at brazil a lot here with commodity prices. the whole fact that you're able to export so much of the grain markets and fruit and things of those sorts, right now, at least, if that demand continues and you start to see the massive inflows from etfs, how could you not look at the

a suicide bomber targeting international soldiers in the capital city. at least 16 people are dead, dozens more are injured. some of the victims are soldiers. atia abawi is joining us now live. >> reporter: heidi, 16 people are dead because of this suicide car bomb in kabul. among the dead, six italian soldiers, a convoy that was targeted, and ten civilians. we're being told by the ministry of interior that the suicide car bomber ripped through this main road in kabul, afghanistan, targeting this convoy. and in the end, also injuring around 60 people together, four other italian soldiers also injured and at least 55 civilians. heidi? >> as far as the circumstances here, i know that we are just learning, as we go, obviously, is it possible that this death toll could change, or do we know everything that we can know at this point? >> reporter: this seems to be the final number that we're getting from the ministry of interior as well as from the italian government. they're the ones who actually came out with the statistics on the italian soldiers who were k

people were killed when that suicide bomber ripped through a mosque about 60 miles away from the capital city the deputy director of the intelligence director in afghanistan was killed as were four other officials but again, the suicide attackers killing more civilians than their intended targets. >> so, there are a lot of people who may be saying now, after being there as long as american forces have, why should america care about this war at this point? >> reporter: well, i can tell you why the international officials here want their people back home whether it be america or europe, they care about the war, seeing the situation continuously deteriorate even with this new focus on afghanistan, we're seeing more and more deaths. it's been the bloodiest summer again that comes with sending more forces but the forces have come to secure and hold certain areas but that's when we see the insurgency rise. when you talk to the normal afghan on the street they don't know who to trust now. they don'ts know if they should trust the coalition forces, if they should trust their own government. some of t

. >> in the capital city of pago pago i-reporter alden grabbed his camera after lunch to shoot he's picturesation there. look at that mess. he lives six miles from town. he was a voluntary in sri lanka after the tsunami there. and now says he wants to help out and rebuild here as well. he says after the water receded he saw four dead people in the middle of the road. his friends tell him they still have a lot of friends missing, dead, or swept away by the water. so far the death toll scans at more than 110 people killed in the tsunami. >>> if you have pictures of breaking news, we do tell you that your safety is of the most importance to us. if you would like to send them in, please stay safe. go to ireport.com and click on the up load now link. >>> more documents related to the investigation of caylee anthony's mrder will be made public today. she was reported missing in july 2008. her mothers casey is facing first degree murder charges. she has pleaded not guilty. the attorney for her parents claim the evidence releases today will raise, quote, serious questions about the case. yesterday p

capital case. >>> tonight baltimore city police are investigating a possible fire bombing. the incident happened around 1:00 this afternoon in the 800 block of clintwood court, in the curtis bay area, when crews arrived on the scene they found heavy smoke coming from the first floor of the two-story brick home. >> we understand that this fire preliminarily began due to a domestic incident, involving an adult man and two women. it's reported that a woman threw some type of object through a window thus igniting a fire. >> we're told the two women suffered injuries and were taken to area hospitals for evaluation. >>> new at 6:00 -- a street sweeper crashed into a home in harford county. it happened at about 3:00 this afternoon at a home on pal myra drive in churchville. police say no one was in the house and no one was hurt. >>> four men face theft and vandalism charges after police say they stole the four-foot high number 8 sculpture in front of camden yards. that 8 of course is a tribute to cal ripken. police say the whole thing was caught on tape as the four pushed and kick

we got to camp no. 5 those who had come from the southern part of afghanistan to the capital city -- i found 700 families displaced from helmand province. i found ditches, torn canvas, mud structures, an occasional water pump, and that was about it. in human terms, one person was in charge of 100 families as a representative. he had been awakened at 5:00 p.m. by bombs in the province last year and lost members of family. i did meet one member of his family, a 7-year-old pro. near the end of my conversation i realized she had lost an arm. i asked. -- it was a 7-year-old girl. she lost your arm because she was awoken by u.s. bombs that fell on her neighborhood. here one year later i was reading her and she and her family in the 700 other families in the refugee camp were dependent on handouts from afghan businessman. then i return to the obama's inaugural address. i was a delegate to the national convention. i supported his election. yet we must compare the rhetoric where he spoke a few weeks ago about development, governance, his commitment to humanitarian assistance saying that this

in our nation's capital, and several other cities across the country. these demonstrators didn't show up to meet celebrities or didn't show up for a concert. they showed up because they say they are fed up with the government that has grown too fat, too big, and too out of touch. tea party organizers say their movement ballooned on growing concerns over taxes, stimulus spending, and the wall street bailout. >> eric: now to those acorn tapes, new developments to report to you this morning on the under cover videos that rocked the activist organization, four acorn employees have been fired, renewed calls on capitol hill for hearings into acorn. whether or not a tax exempt status should be yanked and friday the director of the census dropped acorn from participating in the census next year and now, acorn is firing back, it says the tapes are part of what it calls a long-term political plan to smear the group. and acorn is threatening to sue the filmmaker and fox news, which was the first network to show the tapes and the recordings are not made by fox news

temperatures with some sun really jumped up, 81, in hagerstown. 77 in the nation's capital. 70, ocean cityre at spha 73 -- at 73. east winds keep pushing that water from the atlantic ocean toward our region. across the bay. still have some advisories for some -- maybe some minor flooding along the coast over the next 12 to 24 hours. because it is low pressure that is still sitting offshore. it's much weaker than it was. but it still has a return flow here that is bringing the wind and the flow from the east to the west. that means it keeps pushing this moisture over the top of our surface. this low is also going to kind of congeal over our surface. we we have a good chance of getting some rain here. all because of two low pressures. one to the west. one off the coast. between the two, some areas. as you go to the north, new york, pennsylvania, new jersey could see a couple of inches of rain. we might get a half inch of rain possibly. northeast winds of the bay. may gust as high as 25 knots. small craft advisory. yes, periods of rain. a little drizzle here and there tonight. 60 for a low to

another day when insurgents made clear the capital city is not safe.ion and the president's top military advisers are split on the urgency to fix afghanistan's security problems. just days after the top military officer said -- >> a properly resourced counterinsurgency probably means more forces. >> reporter: the vice president said, not so fast. >> a decision on additional resources is premature and a distance off. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview, vice president joe biden told cnn east chris lawrence no more troops will be sent until the current 21,000 troop increase is in place and the afghan election results are finalized. all still weeks away. but a senior u.s. military official tells cnn general stanley mcchrystal, the top u.s. commander, as now decided how many more troops he needs, but he has been told by washington, don't send that request until you're asked for it. >> there's been a lot of talk this week and in the last two or three weeks about afghanistan. and frankly, from my standpoint, everybody ought to take a deep breath. >> repor

you can see a little fog there on top of the capital city. 8:26 on this wednesday, september 16th, 2009rs have one less place to pull over and stretch their legs, the welcome center on i-66 in manassas is now clothes the. one of 19 centers now closed. they say the closures will save the commonwealth about $9 million. >>> children's national medical center is about to get a may injure donation today. the hospital willeceive a $150 million gift from the government of abu da by. it will help the hospital hire more surgeons, researchers >>> good morning. partly sunny to cloudy. temperatures in the upper 60s. getting a little shower. crossing the bay, heading off to the east. elsewhere, maybe a passing shower, a small chance. highs, mid 70s. how is the traffic, jerry? >>> busy morning. inbound capital stre, jammed. headed for downtown, we are packed in very tightly, 395 in all lanes to the 14th street bridge. no accidents. just fine. craig? >>> tonight at 5:00 p.m., celebrating curves. a local fashion designer is putting hips back in h fashion. get a sneak peek at a clothing line that >>> 8:

the aftermath of nature's fury, destruction in pongo pongo, the capital city of american samoa following a tsunami tuesday powered by an earthquake with a magnitude between 8.0 and 8.3. nearly 2,700 miles from australia, the epicenter of this earth was just off the coast of american samoa, and the effects could be felt for miles. >> it was long. it just kept going on and on and on. we were listening to the radio to get updates,nd there was a female announcer, started to get very excited, as this wall of water came towards him. >> reporter: a tsunami starts as an underwater earthquake. the motion from the quake adds energy to the water, pushing it toward the surface and creating waves that can be devastating once they make landfall. >> you can see where the earthquake hpened right here. >> reporter: paul earl is a seismologist with the u.s. geological survey. >> this is a magnitude 8 earthquake. this is a very, vy large quake. you get about one of these a year. the magnitude 9 produced about twice as much energy as a magnitude 8. >> reporter: the world saw that kind of energy in 2004 when

just to travel and get over the bad roads and sleeping five to a bed in a boarding house in the capital cityso it was the top '50's in the mid-19th century and it was not until 2005 that it went over 64 the first time. >> before we run out of time, that time has some relationship to history. >> historians love anniversaries and this year is the 100th anniversary of the russell senate office building. we produced a booklet and a senate website features that. the gift shop produced a series of three neckties that pick up the designs that are evident in this wonderful building. this just happened to be one of them. >> you get a sense that there are more appointed senators. more than any in history. is that true? >> no. we have a four currently serving appointed senators? >> kay bailey hutcheson is leaving, mel martinez of florida is leaving and two more may be appointed. >> that is true. it could be up to six. in 1945-1946, there were 13. >> 13? >> 13. >> i think this could be because of better medicine. that changed in the late 1960's with the improvements of medications. >> senator byrd, a no

our understanding is a plane has been hijacked in cancun, mexico, flown to the capital of mexico city -- this is according to local media reports now. we do not know who might have hijacked this thing, what their intentions might be, or whether anybody was injured or whatever, but i do know, according to reports, local media reports out of mexico city, that a plane has been hijacked out of canned tuna and flown to mexico city's airport. -- a plan has been hijacked out of cancun. when we get those reports, i will bring this to your right away. coming up, a republican senator who is also a doctor gives us his take on how things should be 6 regarding the system. plus, new testimony in what could become a landmark court case. this former high-school football coach faces charges of reckless homicide in what many have said is the heat-related deaths of one of his players. now, some former teammates of the teenager who died are telling jurors about their coaching and practice that very day. -- their coach and practice that very day. shepard: we promised you further details as we got them on

the capital city kabul at province levels, district levels, municipalities and villages.ond component is public finance. we hear lots about corruption and i think we need to take a clear-headed look at the other side of that coin. how do we build the systems of accountability in revenue-raising and public expenditure that will allow afghanistan to raise its own revenue and expend its own resources on its institutions for the decades to come? the third component is basic services. we are not talking here about halla or switzerland, but the basic services at the village level in irrigation to allow for agriculture livelihood, health and education, that would allow afghans to live life with dignity. this will require investment in education, another critical area has been to educate afghans up to the age of 11. if we are only educated to the age of 11, we will not have an economy capable of being self-serving. afghan is corrupt full of war lords. there was a reasonable standard of governance in the middle decades of the 20th century. when i arrived in kabul, there were 240,0

. >> from the united nations and new york city to the nation's capital, to pittsburgh, pennsylvania, world leaders and experts are talking climate change and how to curb global emissions. good morning and welcome to "clean skies sunday," a weekly half-hour look at energy issues facing washington and america. i'm tyler suiters. susan mcginnis is on assignment. across the country and at the u.n., climate legislation, global warming, and how to solve or slow its negative effects are leading discussion topics all across the area and one of the biggest stages was pittsburgh. that's where president obama led the g-20 meetings. >> pittsburgh was a perfect venue for this work. this city's known its share of hard times, as older industries like steel could no longer sustain growth. but pittsburgh picked itself up

happy to be healthy and a new hockey season is upon us, the cats try to capitalize on that you are success. >>> athletes and city officials from chicago were in denmark lobbying the international olympic committee to bring the games to the windy cy. the group arrived today. the cop. >> we're glad you're here, and we know we can deliver a spectacular president obama and his wife will join the team on friday, the same day they'll choose a host city. >>> one year ago today, the dow jones industrial average suffered its biggest one-day drop of all time. today there are signs every economic recoveries, including encouraging numbers of home prices, but that has not been enough to boost consumer confidence yet. leanne gregg has our report. >> reporter: september 29th, 2008, the dow plumb mets after congress rejected a multibillion bank bailout plan. now one year later, mixed signs of reporter for the third month in a row, prices rose according to the kay shiller home price index of 20 major cities. we haven't seen that in years. >> but not in cities like las vegas. where home prices are down. in the detroit area, reeli

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over the years has resisted any effort by the israelis to say that jerusalem is a unified city and the capitalf their country, the only country that i'm aware of where the united states disputes what the capital is. glenn: did we sell off israel today? >> i think it's very close to it. as i say, i think it's the most anti-israel speech i can remember by an american president, and the important thing is when you have the palestinians in such a week position, to have barack obama arguing for them my name's brandon. in 9 years, i'll be an alcoholic. all: hi, brandon. i'll start drinking with the older kids, and whatever they do... i'll do. announcer: kids who drink before age 15 are 5 times more likely to have alcohol problems when they're adults. so start talking before they start drinking. i know it'll start with alcohol. i'm just not sure how it's gonna end. glenn: we're keeping our eye on things in america. boy, the world is teetering on the edge. we're back with former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. john bolton. that day at u.n., today was a bad day. >> yeah, i have to say i was very shaken by

the riots in the capital of uganda erupted on thursday. most of the citymains closed and its fears of violence continuing -- over its fears of violence continuing another day. >> from early afternoon until well into the evening, ugandan usyouths were in battles with te military. the authorities expect there may be violent spirit of this is about a good deal more than a frustrated with it. there's a long history of animosity between the central government and the largest ethnic community in the country. they have been denied formal political power and greater control over their traditional land, which includes camp orla and its neighboring districts. authorities have been tried to stop the violence from spreading, but it is uncertain whether they will be able to do it. they see this present dispute and an opportunity to press for reforms and how far they can push the people and their government. >> where was israel and the opposing prime minister benjamin netanyahu when he dropped out of sight for most of one day this week? the strong suggestion is that he

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the blast happened at a city about 60 miles east of the afghan capital, kabul. a taliban spokesman that the official was targeted by a suicide bomber. it's unclear how many others may have been killed in the attack. >>> the body of a woman who drove the wrong way on a new york highway back in july, is going to be exhumed for further examination. tests showed that diane schuler was drunk and high on marijuana, before she crashed her suv, killing herself, four others and three men in the suv. her remains will be tested in an attempt to counter the finding that she was intoxicated. the lawyer says she believed she may have suffered from a stroke. >>> vermont has become the fifth state in the u.s. to allow same-sex couples to marry. some couples tied the knot as soon as they legally could, at midnight yesterday. nine years ago, vermont was the first state to allow civil unions. last april, lawmakers voted to legalize gay marriage. to mark the occasion, vermont ice creammakers, ben & jerry, changed the name of their chubby hubby ice cream, to hubby, hubie. >>> scatte

that is still an easy ride for those making their way negotiate of dale city up towards the capital beltway. no incidents to report traveling between annandale and merrifield. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> now, to a developing story in the middle east as iran's energy, banking and telecommunications sectors could be the target of new international sanctions if iran continues to defy the world with more nuclear weapons tests. yesterday, iran tested its most advanced version of its medium range missiles with a range of up to 1200 miles putting israel and u.s. military bases in the middle east in range. the tests come before the upcoming talks on thursday. some experts say sanctions will not work fast enough. >>> a man that authorities believe was plotting a terror attack on new york city is expected to be in court today. najibullah zazi will go before a judge to answer federal terror charges. the fbi has identified possible accomplices. flee new yorkers are accused of helping him buy bomb-making materials from a beauty supply store in colorado. he denies any wrongdoing. >>