carlos leyva was arrested. authorities say he was taken into custody after he showed a fake driver's license with an alias they knew he had been using. his arrest comes just a week after his brother was killed in a shootout outside of mexico city. >>> one of the two nba players who reportedly drew a gun in a team locker room is now talking to the media. joe carter's been following this one and has the latest. hi, joe. >> gilbert arenas spoke to reporters yesterday but didn't get into too many details about the christmas eve incident with teammate javarris crittenton. arenas was careful with his words saying he used bad judgment in bringing guns into the washington wizards' locker room. arenas also said that he does not gamble and that there are misconceptions in the various reports about the dispute between himself and his teammate. arenas wouldn't go into detail about other parts of the investigation but did tell reporters he has a meeting with law enforcement authorities tomorrow. >> gilbert, there's a percep

carlos made it impossible not to endure him. whether it was a winning nickname or spot-on impression of a politician, carlos brought everyone down to earth with his sense of humor. he had an enpsych lo peedic knowledge. he could remember names and the tails from election cycles and court cases as if they'd happened yesterday. as a person, this was just his nature he asked his nurses about their families and recalled lyrics to obscure beatles songs without missing a beat. his energy was infectious and his passion for life was unmistakable. to know him was to love him. carlos attended quigley preparatory seminary no relation, and studied philosophy at duh paul -- and depaul university. he said if he wasn't a reporter he would have been a priest. he worked for the "chicago reporters," "chick public radio" and most recently, cltv. with his fedor rah and thick-rimmed glasses, he was a throwback to another era in journalism. as producers tried to slow down his quick delivery. while he heeded the words he would sneak in at the end of h

coughs up the bol but core lows rogers scoops it -- ball but carlos rogers scoops it up. volek to tolbert, two yards, game over. redskins beaten by the chargers, 23-20. jim zorn finishes 4-12. jason campbell, 281 passing. fourth highest of the season. two t ds give him 20 for the year. malcolm kelly registered his first 100 yard receiving game but skins have the worst season in 15 years. dave feldman has more from san diego. >> reporter: the season for the washington red redskins ends the way it began with a painful loss on the road. now that the season is officially over many people are left to wonder was jim zorn's post-game press conference officially his last. >> i have had no indication of that and i would not even comment on that until you know -- there are a lot of things i'm sure out there as far as stories. there already has been. i get that. but i'm working on our team meeting. i'm working on our off season schedule. and until i'm -- until it's told on any other effort, i'm getting ready. >> after the game, you know, guys hugging each other, because we know the

carlos beltran leyva was arrested wednesday. authorities say leyva was taken into custody after he showed a fake driver's license with an alias they knew he had been using. his arrest comes just a week after his brother arturo was killed in a shoot-out outside mexico city. >>> iran has issued an ultimatum over its nuclear program. it's threatening to enrich nuclear fuel on its own if the west does not renegotiate a u.n.-backed deal by the end of january. this demand came two days after iran defied a deadline by the u.s. and other security council members. the west has been trying to get iran to swap its enriched uranium for nuclear fuel. the concern is iran may use its uranium to make nuclear weapons. iran says it needs the fuel for research. >>> there is no relief in sight for parts of brazil where heavy rains and mudslides are blamed for dozens of deaths. officials say at least 60 people have been killed since rain started pounding southern brazil on wednesday. mudslides buried entire homes and shut down a major highway. rescu

anybody would be able to do this but anyone who is brought to the implications on what a monte carlo guy chelation is, really thinking through realized the degree how much reason, how much reason any scientific endeavor can help you but also what its limitations might well be. so finally, kahn was a man who believed people in the possibility of reasoning but new its limits are limited because of what science or limited because not all human beings will be rational. but ultimately, kahn and i think the reason of why he left rand and founded the houston institute, ultimately he never stopped being the same guy who wandered the hallways at rand questioning everyone one and everything of a serious nature, and it's too ken's credit that he attempted to resurrect kahn spot, and of course, carried on god rate tradition here at hudson. [applause] [applause] >> and without i think we will let the audience ask any questions you have for comments. sir? >> i am from cia ideas. his prominence in the rise of the '50s and '60s parallels the rise of international relations as a separate discipline o

players like jason campbell, carlos rogers, may be wearing the burgundy and gold for the tienl time along with jim zorn. it's hard not to think about the future. >> you can't control it so i'm not going to stress myself about it. if it's meant for me to be here, i'll be here, if it's not, then i won't. all you can do is, you put good stuff out there on sunday. >> a lot of guys haven't been talking that much about it. a lot of guys are like okay, let's get to san diego and play as hard as we can and wherever the chips fall after that, there are sure to be a lot of quick decisions coming up soon. >> reporter: a couple other notes, mississippi beats oklahoma state 21-7 in the cotton bowl and wizards in action against the spurs tonight. will, sarah? >> thanks, lindsay. one more look at the cold five-day torque forecast. >> temperatures continue to be well below seasonal, bundle up and stay warm. we have a challenge to stay warm. >>> we are back tonight at 10:00 for another weather update, sports and news and also the "news edge" at 11:00. >> fox 5 news is always on. 

juan carlos zarate, welcome. [applause] >> thank you.team. i want to leave us much time for open discussion as possible because there have been so many important issues in the news, including the president's meeting yesterday with respect to the terrorism threat in how it is evolving. i want to talk for a bit to set the stage but also make sure that we have plenty of time for questions and answers. i have been quite privileged over the past eight years in the positions that i have help. in particular, the national security council over the past four years in the second term of the bush administration. i was responsible for the national security council's strategic lookit all trans- national threats. in that context, and in my role of the treachery department, terrorist financing and financial crime, i was able to see what was important internationally in terms of security. with the few minutes i have today, i would like to talk about that change in the international landscape. i think that france so many of the issues that we're facing t

alleged drug kingpin, carlos beltran leyva has been arrested.ther brother is still at large and listed as one of mexico's most wanted drug lords. >>> washington wizards star basketball player gilbert arenas says it was quote bad judgment to have kept guns in the team locker room. he denied gambling reports and reports that he and another player pulled guns on each other. >>> it's the ultimate couch potato competition. at some espn zones around the country. competitors have to sit in a chair watching sports without getting up. they started friday morning and get a short bathroom break every eight hours. if you snooze, you lose. if you win in chicago, you get a big screen tv and a recliner. >> well, that's appropriate. >> spend the rest of your life sitting there watching tv. >> they're still going? >> they're still at it. >> think espn has a vesting interest in the outcome? >> and free cable, too. >>> it's time for the weather. in for marysol today is j.c. monahan. out of wcbv in boston. >> they brought me inside. there's a lot going on in the no

jim zorn may be out, jason campbell, rock cartwright and carlos rogers are all free agent.is time next year the team could look a whole lot different. >> reporter: we are here in san diego. does it get any better? the beautiful pacific ocean, which san diego is known for. beautiful beaches, but for me it's all about anchorman. in the movie you might remember that bob dillon was famously saying, times, they are a changing. while ron burgundy had never heard that song, it certainly rings true for the redskins. >> you can't control it. if the's meant for me to be here, i'll be her if the's not, i won't. and that's for any guy in this locker room. all you can do, like i say, you're in an interview on sunday, so you want to put the good stuff out there. >> a lot of guys are really just trying to be like, okay, let'set to san diego, let's play as hard as we can, then wherever the chips fall after that prettysure to be a lot of quick decisions probably coming up soon. >> ron burgundy also famously said, san day go, i am completely miserable. it's hard to be miserable in southern c

facing a wave of mortgage fraud investigations by mad county mayor carlos alvarez established the mayor's mortgage fraud task force in september of 2007. this public-private partnership used a comprehensive approach that blends legislative change, prevention, enforcement, regulation and prosecution to reduce mortgage fraud and prevent victimization of individuals and businesses. according to fincen, mortgage fraud is one of the fastest-growing white-collar crimes of the united states. for '06 to '07 florida held a dubious decision of breaking first in the nation in mortgage fraud. according to the mortgage asset research institute, otherwise known as mara, miami-dade county leads the state and incidence of mortgage fraud and ranks in the top five major metropolitan areas hit by that crime. the number of suspicious activity reports from financial institutions reported by fincen more than tripled from all four windows over 17000, to over 64000 in 2008, and it is closing in on 70000 in 2009. mari estimates that 70 to 80 percent of all those foreclosures contain some type of mortgage fraud so

carlos, stand up. the news person that you are, you tantalized us with your tidbit announcement of some future venture so we're going to be watching the various air waves and publications to find out exactly what that is going to be. good luck to you. i want to thanks host, the kauffman foundation. like all thriving partnerships, the one between the kauffman foundation and the commerce department is a effective because many of our goals are closely aligned. kauffman's chief priority is the promotion of entrepreneurship and the commerce department in this time of great economic difficulty is concerned above all else with creating more jobs for americans. and there is simply no better vehicle for job creation than fostering entrepreneurship. entrepreneurs create. three million jobs a year and as carl mentioned earlier, over the last three deck aced, startups, firms less than five years old have accounted for nearly all of the net new jobs in the american private sector. as our country continues to work t

juan carlos zarate, welcome. [applause] >> thank you. i am looking forward to being a part of the team. i want to leave us much time for open discussion as possible because there have been so many important issues in the news, including the president's meeting yesterday with respect to the terrorism threat in how it is evolving. i want to talk for a bit to set the stage but also make sure that we have plenty of time for questions and answers. i have been quite privileged over the past eight years in the positions that i have help. in particular, the national security council over the past four years in the second term of the bush administration. i was responsible for the national security council's strategic lookit all trans- national threats. in that context, and in my role of the treachery department, terrorist financing and financial crime, i was able to see what was important internationally in terms of security. with the few minutes i have today, i would like to talk about that change in the international landscape. i think that fra

for the poor, we often focus on carlos this as a problem. but car ownership is a big problem for the working poor, who are working hard just to keep themselves in their car to get to work to get a paycheck to buy the car. or to continue to own the car. so car ownership is impoverishing many families. that once it is average. so if you are lower down on the income scale, your car, portion of your budget is much bigger. the poor are paying more for cars, not just because their income is smaller, but because they are being charged more. they are paying more for vehicles because you are subject to high rates of dealer fraud, higher loan rates, often higher insurance rates have been because of a zip code in which they live, even if they are great drivers. and they tend to own all the cars that cost more to maintain. sadly, there are plenty of outbids eager to take advantage of folks who are trying, struggling to stay in their car. and rent-a-tire is one of these. went to you if, for example, need a new set of tires to pass inspection, and you can

. >> carlos rogers one player who has no idea what his future holds with the redskins. a spoke to a team source that told me rumors are that mike shannihan could be the ed redskins new coach no deal has been done yet. from san diego, lindsay zash yak, back to you. >> the redskins will be picking forth in the nfl draft in usa you're interested. >>> to an nfc game that mattered the most. dallas and philly playing for division supremacy and this one all cowboys. the boston shutout the eagles 24-0 to capture the division crown and set up a rematch next week in the first round of the playoffs. the first winning december/january for dallas since 1996. andy reid and the eagles coming out, flat in this one. they stunk. first drive of the game, boyd going 80 yards and the drive capped by tony romo to jason whitten touched down and then romo threw for 311 yard and a couple touchdowns. third quarter, dallas up and they toss to felix jones and this is why they drafted this kid. i mean, he's speedy. he has a fourth gear like nobody else in the league. 49 yards scored and cowboys win

the arrest of carlos belltron comes three weeks after one of his brothers died in the shootout with governmentfter the shootout, the government stormed the house of a soldier who died in the battle killing his mother and four other relatives. the f.a.a. is increasing its oversight of american airlines. the move is prompted by three mishaps in december. in one instance a plane overshot a runway in jamaica. in two other jet craft wings touched the ground during landing. last wednesday rev. rick warren appealed for donations to cover a $900,000 deficit in the budget for his california mega church. yesterday warren announced he has received nearly $2.5 million. warren calls that amazing. now for today's weather. you don't need a calendar to know it's january. frigid air extends over much of the country. snow is expected in the plains around the great lakes and in new england. in the days to come more cold and more snow. but in the southwest it will be warm and sunny. all week long. next, what defines a defining year? >> hello. hi. thank you for reading me. my goodness. look at your beautiful jacke

carlos gutierrez who as a former Ñisecretary of commerce and befe thatçó ceo of the kellogg compa.s at the university of miami institute for cuban studies. in other person i cannot think of budgets without thinking about him. he is vice president for public policy at cigna. he workedxd for several years. and the next is the president and ceo of the american council of life insurers and former governor of the state of oklahoma. another person i have known for a long time who is the senior vp and director of research for economic developments has been at the office of management's and was the former chief economist for the budget committee. my friend and colleague anthony williams and who led to this city to a balanced budget. he is now the executive director at the corporate board and director of state municipal practices at one location. çó>> thanks. Ñiherexd i am. it is good to be with you all. i feel great today. i think i feel better as governor thançó perhaps brett favre feels. i have not made any major mistakes or had people threaten me. he has had all of those things happened

hey, si, senior, don carlos. you had just eaten them. >> well, okay.ther up all the bones. we did. they didn't have a specimen. i also ran into general rojas that was slaughtering the pompous indians so that they spaniards could take their lands. it was a terrific. he had to get a passport from him. i came to general rojas. they asked me my name. i said don charles darwin.. your occupation? naturalistic? what is this i told them through my interpreter a naturalist is a man who is interested in everything, anything. a spy we were lucky to leave there with our friends intact. as we went down the coast the turned out there was a secret agenda to the voyage. it was not only to map the coastline of south america. the captain had his own ideas. on a previous voyage he recruited, some six elected for young indians from the most miserable tribe. he thought that if he lured them back to england as civilized christians british civilization was so superior to the savage that if they would return to their homeland they would teach all these wonders to their kinsme

. >>> federal authorities in mexico say they have captured a suspected drug lord, carlos beltran levaken into custody after using a known alias on monday. this comes two weeks after his brother died in a shoot-out with mexican troops. >>> and an ultimatum from iran. they are demanding that the west renegotiate a u.n.-backed deal aimed to keep enriched uranium out of iran or the islamic public will enrich the fuel on its own. the west has until january to accept this proposal. >>> well, a burst of arctic air across the midwest and southeast. you can feel it this morning, couldn't you? >> in the bones, my friend. in the bones. we'll go to meteorologist reynolds wolf in the severe weather center. it is severe today. >> oh, my gosh. it was cold here. it is pounding parts of the nation like a sledgehammer. it is brutal out there and the numbers tell the story. take a look at what we have right now. current temperatures fargo, 25 degrees below zero. in duluth, the teens below zero, 18 below. 10 below in minneapolis. green bay and milwaukee, even chicago in single digits. the same can be sai

passport from him and i remember i came to general rojas and they asked me my name and i said don carloss a man who is interested in everything, anything. aha, a spy. we were lucky to leave there with our throats intact. well, as we went down the coast, it turned out that there was pa secret agenda to the voyage. it wasn't only to map the coastline of south america, but the captain had his own ideas of what he wanted to do. on a previous voyage, he had recruited, some say collected, four young indians from the poorest, most miserable tribe at the tip of south america, and he thought that if he brought them back to england and civilized them and christianized them that british civilization was so superior to the savage, that if they were returned to their homeland, they would teach all these wonders to their kinsmen and you know, the ships in those days, often wrecked off the coast of, that's the beagle in the storm, it almost went over, and fitzroy imagined that one day, british sailors would be greeted by english-speaking indians, who would perhaps offer them a spot of tea and shepherd'

the dinner, newly discovered photos posted on line by guests identify the third party crashers as carlos allen, a man who himself may have ties to the salahis, no word if the they've been subpoenaed. they issued a statement saying if called to testify they would plead the fifth amendment. what was once the safest senate seat for democrats might not be so safe anymore. a new rasmussen poll shows tightening race in massachusetts with only two weeks for a special election to fill ted kennedy's seat. the latest poll has democrats martha coakley leading senator scott brown 50-41%. previously coakley had been leading by more than 20 points. the year is young, but can we expect some political slug fesses along the way? some washington heavy weights will be missing from at that battle. take a listen. >> i have been a connecticut senator for 30 years. i'm very proud of the job i've done and the results delivered. but none of us is irreplaceable. >> brian: this week, three big democrats throw in the towel. are the democrats in for a tough year? larry sabato director of university of virginia cente

facing a wave of mortgage fraud investigations, miami-dade county mayor carlos alvarez established the mayor's mortgage fraud task force in 2007. this public/private partnership use as comprehensive approach that blends legislative change, prevention, enforcement, regulation, and prosecution to reduce mortgage fraud and prevent victimization of individuals and businesses. according to the finsn, mortgage fraud is one of the fastest growing white-collar crimes in the united states. from 06 to '07 florida held the dubious distinction ranking first in the nation in mortgage fraud. according to the mortgage asset research institute. known as mari. miami-dade ranges in top five areas hit by that crime. number of suspicious activity reports from financial institutions reported by fnsn more than tripled from '04 over 17,000 to over 64,000 in 2008 and, it is closing in on 70,000 in 2009. mari estimates 70 to 80% of all those foreclosures contained some type of mortgage fraud. it seems clear that foreclosures and mortgage fraud are intertwined to some degree. in both 07, and '08 from ranked sec

>guest: the imf has just about with a very favorable view of president carlos' leadership -- presidentises is doing in that country. it is an interesting case with how the leader can turn around the economy and begin to deal with the issues he needs to address. host: debbie in albuquerque. caller: listening to you and i'm quite amused with your take on history because a lot of people in america do not know the history of what on in central america and south america. i noticed you did not seem to mention anything about chile except they are doing so great. we talk about 9/11 here, but there was a 9/11 in chile in an 1970's, which we did. we basically destroyed the country. we try to come across in the world with this altar was to get to that we're going to help everybody, but we do not -- this altruistic attitude that we're going to help everybody. but we do not. we do not like to talk about the mistakes that we have done, only the good things. but we almost destroyed chile and millions of people were killed under conditions at -- under pinochet. he was in charge for 20 years. he got in

carlos gutierrez, former secretary of commerce, and before that, former c.e.o. of the kellogg company, and now a scholar at the university of miami institute for cuban and cuban-american studies. bill hoagland, another person, i can't think of budgets without thinking of bill. bill is now vice president for public policy at cigarette that -- cigna. he is a long-time staff director at the senate budget committee. he even worked for me at the congressional budget office early in his career. frank keating, president and c.e.o. of the american council of life sure remembers and former government of the state of oklahoma. joe, another person i've known for a very long time in the budget wars, who is senior v.p. and director of research for the committee of economic development. he has been at the office of management and budget and was a former chief economist of the house budget committee. and my friend and colleague, former mayor anthony williams, who led this city to a balanced budget, who is now the executive director of government practice at the corporate execu

facing mortgage fraud investigations may mediate county mayor carlos alvarez established a mayor fraud task force in september 2007. this public-private partnership uses a comprehensive approach that blends legislative change, prevention, enforcement, regulation, and prosecution to reduce mortgage fraud and prevent victimization of individuals and businesses. according to vinson, it is one of the fastest-growing white-collar crimes in the united states. from 06007 florida held the dubious distinction of drinking first in the nation in mortgage fraud. according to the mortgage of the research institute also known as mara, miami-dade pizza stayton instance of mortgage fraud and ranks in the top five major metropolitan areas had by that time. the number of suspicious activity reports from financial detentions reported by vinson tripled from 04 when it was over 17,000 to over 64,000 in 2008 and is closing in on 70,000 in 2009. they estimate that all those foreclosures contain some type of mortgage fraud so seems clear that foreclosures in mortgage fraud are intertwined to some degree. in b

partnership between the government and these communities to identify the individuals like adolphus on our carlosedsoe, before they actually pick up a weapon or pick up an explicit and strike. that isn't a lesson directly out of 1225, but i think as we see a morphing thread and we need the same agility you show jumping and nurture. we need to be agile and that's going to require our partnership with these committees and not an adversarial relationship that i think congress to make critical role there. >> sir, i would just add the request that you continue to keep the pressure on us. i find that -- >> that i promise we will do. >> well, freda, i think the pressure was sort of going the other way in the last couple of years. things are going to be well, you have to be people on the no fly list. why are you searching grandm

for some reason carlos has quit talking and is listening to himself on t.v. now. sarge tweee president bush didn't respond appropriately does not justify president barack obama's late response. stop with the kid games. james fair on o in the washington times this morning has along piece about the department of homeland security and it's role and responsibility encounter terrorism and protecting the borders and he says lay-off homeland security department. just want to briefly go through some of what he says. he says nancy walked into harm's way when touring the sunday talk show ass the face of the administrations response. her statement that the system worked turned in the media equivalent of having a kick me sign on her back. what she was referring to was the department, system for alerting international flights worldwide in the wake of a threat. that system did work like a charm. unfortunately it seems she's referring to the aviation system designed to keep would be bombers off planes to begin with. it was pretty clear. uma farouk abdulmutallab should have been

carlos gutierrez. as a former secretary -- former secretary of commerce and former before that c.e.o. of the kellogg company and now a scholar at the university of miami institute for cuban -- and cuban american studies. bill hoglin, another person that i can't think of budgets without thinking of bill. bill is now vice president for public policy at cigna. he is a longtime staff director at the senate budget committee. he even worked for me at the congressional budget office early in his career. frank keating, president and c.e.o. of the american council of life insurers and former governor of the state of oklahoma. joe minnerick, a long time person i've known during the budget wars part of the committee of economic development, has been at the office of management and budget and was a former chief economist of the house budget committee. and my friend and colleague, former mayor, anthony williams, who led this city to a balanced budget, who is now the executive director of government practice at the

carlos gutierrez. as a former secretary -- mr. secretary -- secretary of commerce. before that, ceo of the kellogg company. and now a scholar at the university of miami institute for cuban and cuban-american studies. bill hopeland. i cannot think of budgets without thinking of bill. he is now vice president for public policy at cigna. he is a long-term staff director at the senate budget committee. he worked for me at the congressional budget office early in his career. frank keating, president and ceo of the american council of life insurers and former governor of the state of oklahoma. joe minerals -- the senior v.p. and director for research at the center for economic development. he has spent the office of the budget and was a former chief economist of the house budget committee. and my friend and colleague, former mayor anthony williams, who led this city to a balanced budget, who is now the executive director of government practice of the corporate executive board and the director of state municipal practice, also assisted with the institute of politics at har

picked up by carlos rogers but the skins could not capitalize on that fortune. nice defense. and with less than a minute left in the game, they would hit the fullback michael tobert for the game winning score with 35 seconds left and the chargers win 23-20. >>> for more, let's head out to san diego and check in with kelly johnson live. first of all, kj, what's the late thanks you are now hearing on the coaching situation. >> well, i think confirmed is not the exact report. what is expected is that jim zorn will be fired on monday. not yet confirmed. i do want to correct that right there. as for the season, the suffering is finally over. after this team has been physically and mentally been beat down this year in the end the redskins could not even beat the chargers' backups collecting their 12th loss. franchises most since 1994 when ironically norm turner was head coach. norm turner is the winningest coach in san diego's history. no one really knows. and this is not the way the players wanted to go out. it was typical of the way they played all season. >> same thing happenedd