the district of columbia paid personal property taxes, paid income taxes in the district of columbia, pays property tax in the district of columbia, her business is located here. so when you add it all up, i could get that contract, too. he doesn't pay any taxes. >> but let's talk about a couple of things. >> wait a second. >> we've only got a little bit of time. does it mat tear color, the race of the people who run these companies? >> no. maryland will keep every penny it came in maryland. it so happens this company was white. any company, if there's cop prabble work in the district of columbia, we're going give it to the district of columbia. >> so if it were a white company, and they were paying tax, you would be fine with that. >> yes. fine. keep the money in the district of columbia. >> but the fact is there are ways for the company to get the business even if it's not quite as experienced. the lore -- the lorenz company won that contract. >> i think adrian fenty might have been playing favoritism with someone. vince gray looked at this company's record, of not hiring one d.c. r

exports to columbia was 11.2%. so it it is fair to say that the people being put at a competitive disadvantage by inaction is not colombia and the united states, but perhaps simply the united states? >> yes, i think that is accurate. >> oprah care about jobs and growing our economy, i would urge passage of this bill. >> mr. thompson is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. for more than 20 years, colombia has benefited greatly from duty- free access into u.s. markets under the andean trade preferences act. at the same time, they have also enjoyed lucrative government subsidies, and sometimes even u.s. foreign aid to benefit their access into our market. one thing that has done in my home state of california is that it has devastated the cut flower industry. once a very lucrative industry, a lucrative market, thousands of jobs, and it just has been devastated by this unfair, and level playing field on which columbia operates in regard to this specific industry. this is not a new issue, and it is not something that

we have fresh lightning strike to the west of columbia.ut you know there may be rumbles of thunder. columbia, ellicott city watching this band out of roxville and german town up -- rocksville and germantown. and it's making a line towards west friendship and mount airy. that's this cell. but there's activeness in the atmosphere this morning. how about that. the activity he can tends down through central -- extends through central virginia. so it's going to be crossing the potomac and going in our direction. the chance of getting lightning with the mist and drills and light rain and steady -- drizzle and light rain and steady rain and fog. take your pick. it's wet out there. and i don't know if rain continues through the afternoon we will reach 72. but the wetness this morning as people wake up and get on the road i think is going to be a little bit of a problem. >> reporter: yes. we are predicting very busy rush shower slowing things down. marc train 841 is 15 minutes late. let's look out at beltway on the northwest side. we still have pre

"las mamas aqui en el distrito de columbia somos peleadoras, somos luchadoras somos mas que en otras partes y otras ciudades yo creo que aqui en el distrito de columbia tenemos que ensenar a nuestras mamas que son importantes... "y el no tener una computadora, no deberia ser una escusa para participar en el concurso , centro nia esta ofreciendo su centro de computo..." "te puedes ir como 20 computadoras en la planta baja , estan disponibles en el momento en que no tengan clase cualquier persona en la comunidad. no tiene que ser un padre de centro nia sino cualquier persona en la comunidad..si el centro esta vacio ellos los pueden utilizar para lo que sea." quienes quieran participar lo tendran que escribir un ensayo de 500 palabras en la pagina web www.mamiverse.com en washington claudia uceda univision en el condado de montgomery intensifican la busqueda de un latino acusado de tratar de violar a una mujer en la zona de silver spring... el incidente tuvo lugar el domingo alrededor de las 6:30 de la tarde en la cuadra 9400 de la avenida saybrook cuando este sujeto cuyo retrato hablad

i'm live in columbia where speed cameras are up and running this morning. i'll have a live report. [ female announcer ] having grands! biscuits in the morning is easy. just pop 'em in... then go about your business... and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. grands! warm ideas made easy. ♪ in the rhythm of my weekday flow ♪ ♪ something new -- ooo! ♪ just what i want ♪ prepared for me and ready to go ♪ ♪ taste...mmmm a brand new morning ♪ [ female announcer ] new pillsbury egg scrambles. ♪ a brand new morning >>> this morning's education lert, commuters going through howard count will need to take the foot off the gas this fall. sherrie johnson is live in howard county with more on new speed cameras going up. and they're going up quickly. >> reporter: yes. today is the day that the speed cameras are up and running already. take a look behind me here. we're in the 6,000 block of it. amar drive in columbia. and there's a sunshine says fines are doubles when the lights are flashing. you need to watch it and take the foot

the americans sent two of their best drug officers to work alongside the columbia on the ground. it was the best of the best in going after and we had all the resources we wanted our resources i'm talking about the the money a quick. thing tell the difference da at this time i created a. tape t.k.o. problem which is that we were we were targeting this war all over the world. maybe even becomes a city i'm just seeing a special unit is everywhere with cock notch so there was it pleases sweeping everywhere and such and everyone. looking at. it. it's a big. in with a dragnet tons of little more than weapons telephones explosives common enough in many a year and the usual suspects most of them petty criminals. looking investigators are hoping for is the one clue the one informant who might lead them to ask about. all. those means or does your me going to get patients. are going to get. the rewards of the televised appeals for information made little headway however as for whether i might be tempted to inform the godfather or his cronies knows fully well it would mean the death sentenc

american sent two of their best drug offices to work alongside the columbia on the ground. there was the best of the best in going after and we had all the resources we wanted our resources on talking about the equipment. being teligent da at this time had created a. hate t.k.o. problem which is that we were we were targeting this war all over the world. maybe even becomes a city on the sea which the special unit is everywhere with top notch to do as it pleases sweeping everywhere i'm searching everyone. looking. to pick. i'm with the dr next turns up little more than weapons telephones explosives common enough in many units and the usual suspects most of the petty criminals. what investigators are hoping for is the one clue one informant who might lead them to ask about. all. those means it is going to get patients. the rewards of a televised appeals for information make little headway however as whoever might be tempted to inform on the godfather or his cronies knows fully well it would mean the death sentence and. as a result months go by and escobar remains as elusive a

year-old reena virk was brutally beaten and killed by members of a group of teens in victoria, british columbia, canada. >> what's really incredible about the investigation is that reena was murdered on a friday night. all these kids went back to school on monday and all talking about a girl being killed.

. >> how many of your employees are residents of the district of columbia? >> none. >> and are you a resident of the district of columbia? >> no, i'm not. >> reporter: d.c. does consider the price of doing business when awarding contracts, but by law, it gives extra points to district company. and that is why mayor gray has put his support behind the community bridge. >> all i am trying to do is, one, to be able to get a fair price for the people of the district of columbia and to be able to make these opportunities available to companies in the district of columbia. >> reporter: all right, one thing discussed today is this law that benefits local business owners. that doesn't focus on the employees. if the own cert resident, they get extra point when is applying for d.c. contracts. the companies are not required to hire d.c. residents. >> matt ackland, thank you. >>> still ahead on fox 5 news at 5. the conrad murray trial. don't mess the police interview recording played in -- miss the police interview recording played in court today. how damaging is that f

la policia del distrito de columbia indentifico al hombre que fue embestido por un vehiculo que luegoio a la fuga, tras una discusion el jueves... el fallecido fue identificado como miguel angel drullad jr, de 22 anos, residente del noroeste... drullar y otro hombre se enfrascaron en un altercado en las calles 14 y webster alrededor de las 3:46 de la tarde... durante la discusion el hombre ingreso a un jeep vino tinto y arrollo a drullard, quien posteriormente murio en un hospital..la policia ahora esta en la busqueda del jeep liberty.. ...el gobierno anuncia la creacion de mas empleos de lo esperado... detalles mas adelante.. el pasado septiembre fue violento en el salvador... 337 personas perdieron la vida, segun la policia, y si las cifras siguen asi, al final del ano mas de 4 mil personas habran muerto producto de la violencia...el promedio de asesinatos diarios en el salvador subio a 13.... para las autoridades el hecho de que en septiembre del 2010, se aprobara la ley de proscripcion de pandillas incidio en la reduccion de crimenes..."hubo esfuerzos oper de la policía a nivel na

american sent two of their best drug officers to work alongside the columbia on the ground. it was the best of the best in going after and we had all the resources we wanted the resources i'm talking about the money the equipment and. the intelligence d.b.a. at this time had created a. t.k.o. problem which is that we were we were targeting this war all over the world. body and becomes a city on the sea which a special unit is everywhere with top notch to do as it pleases sweeping everywhere and such and everyone. gets. to pick. same with a dragnet terms of little more than weapons telephones explosives common enough in a unit and the usual suspects most of the petty criminals. but investigators are hoping for is the one clue one informant who might lead them to ask about what. they moved up most of. those means it is the end of me going to get. the i'm going to get. some of your. the rewards of the televised appeals for information make little headway however as whoever might be tempted to inform a godfather will his cronies knows fully well it would mean the best subjects.

proximo sabado 22 de octubre desde las tres de la tarde en la calle mountpleasant en el distrito de columbia... habra una parrillada para 600 personas, y mucha diversion.. una unidad del metrobus de la ruta 80, con destino a fort totten,

long live columbia. is dead. within thirty minutes or one files a member of the special units have arrived on the scene. the whole city appears to congregate the house and at the news of public ask about staff some up ward others are in tears. his face hit the american agent steven murphy makes his way through the crowds of soldiers he wasn't about to let the culmination of sixteen months work go by on recognized everybody is very happy everybody's very exhausted. you just can't imagine the pressure that we felt had been lifted off our shoulders. much less how the colombian national police last for a. month thirty pm on the second of december one thousand nine hundred three the end of the largest manhunt in history. was bubble escobar is buried the next morning just outside maybe ten thousand people show up for the funeral home any esteban had been an idol. come. off to one corner of the female members of the family almost crushed as the crowd tries to touch the coffin one last time. sixteen years off of the deat

." ♪ victoria, british columbia, is a confection of a town, double decker buses, the storied empressotel gracing its harbor. and everywhere you turn, flowers, music and kodak moments. >> it's considered one of the most peaceful, beautiful places to live in canada, you know, idyllic and crime free. >> rebecca godfrey should know. she grew up here. but has come to know a harsher reality. a memory that lurks behind victoria's picture perfect facade.

in 2008 the british columbia court of appeals ruled kelly ellard did not receive a fair trial because of what it called unfair questioning by the prosecution. kelly's latest conviction was overturned allowing the now 25-year-old a fourth trial. her case stands before the supreme court of canada to determine whether another trial is warranted. >> the system is granting her all these options where it's been dragged through the courts

usted podri beneficiarse de este program,a si reside en el distrito de columbia, en maryland, en loss de montgomery y prince george's y en virginia en los condados de arlington, fairfax, loudon y prince william adicionalemnte la polcia tendra un despliegue maximo de su sistema de prevencion. vamos a tener mas patrulleros este fin de semana , vamos a tener saturation partos, le vamos a pegar unos donde están los bar, le van a poner mas oficiales y si están manejando y has tomado, te vamos a agarrar y te vamos a llevar preso. si usted necesita del servicio gratuito de taxis, llame al 1800 200 taxi en germantown maryland, alfredo miranda, univision. un hombre que reingreso al pais de manera ilegal esta acusado por el asesinato de jacinta patricia "patty" ayala, en un restaurante burguer king, en frederick, el pasado mes de marzo... la policia informo que jose reyes mejia-varela de 21 anos hace frente a cargos por asesinato en primer grado, robo armado, asalto en primero y segundo grado y robo... ayala, quien era asistente del gerente en el burguer king localizado en la cuadra 1300 de la

a heavier rain is basically west of columbia and ellicott city including west friendship and back towards looks like mount airy seeing flashes in the sky. this is going to be head off towards eldersburg and sykesburg. we have rain passing to the west of westminster and manchester hampstead gets in on it and mist and drills and fog for everybody else. 59 towson and 61 glen burnie. lightning strikes with the mist, drizzle and fog and bands of heavier rain on and off throughout the day. and the 72 is the best we will do. now to the roads with tanya. >> reporter: arundel expressway northbound before the beltway, the off-ramp is closed. be aware of that. let's look out there. we are okay. this is the outer loop at frederick road going smoothly through kate opsville. inner loop incident at 2 -- inter loop incident at 295. this is the jfx at northern parkway looking southbound. light traffic in both directions. travel is doing okay as well. whenever you have the road spray tough watch out for visibility. drive times are okay because of the light traffic. 83, 95, 95 is about 6 minutes from white

president, members of congress, stand for the people of the district of columbia.or the legacy of dr. king. remove the shackles of oppression so that when we recite the pledge of allegiance, we truly mean liberty and justice for all. [applause] on behalf of the citizens of the district of columbia, let me underscore how honored we are to hold in our city the stunning memorial to an extraordinary man and his powerful dream of freedom and democracy. we join with all americans of good will to keep up the fight to make dr. king's dream a reality. thank you very much. [applause] >> i am honored to introduce a man who has been on the cutting edge of social change since his days as a college student leading demonstrations in atlanta. he was founder of the student- nonviolent committee at morehouse college, chairman of the naacp, prof. of history of the university of virginia. julian bond has been an active participant of the movement for civil rights, economic justice, and peace. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the honorable julian bond. [applause] >> thank you. i am

in columbia., 42 northwest d.c. checking in at 46. 69 later today a, a couple for thisbove average time of year. cloudy this morning, becoming mostly cloudy for the midday and afternoon. clearing tonight behind a cold front. in the mid to upper 40's for the most part. tomorrow. slight chance of rain today. i would not even bother with an umbrella. couple of a raindrops. wednesday and thursday, thursday, you want to have an umbrella handy. the temperature is taking a nose friday to the weekend, 50's. >>> we are on the upswing and as of as clearing construction a in a couple spots on the beltway. in virginia on the interstate, as 66, 95,as well 270, 70 between hagerstown and baltimore, all this is running in our favor. 95 and b-w parkway, looks good to the beltway. looks good out of southern 210, 228, route 5, 301. looks good in bowie. ands good from annapolis washington.ast >>> 49 degrees. >> still ahead, a health scare rights leader, what sense her to the hospital yesterday. sense her to the hospital yesterday. a pr

to talk about the united states and europe, harvard's neil ferguson and columbia's jeffrey sachs will be my guests. >>> then, most incumbents these days are being voted out of office, but we find a world leader who was just re-elected by a landslide. how, why? we'll explain. >>> next up, libya after gadhafi. i'll talk to bernard-henri levy,

the traffickers in columbia.helped to solve the problem, get them back on their feet economically and now they may get a free-trade agreement done finally that will be a good thing. that same kind of columbia-plus approach, more military to military, law enforcement collaboration in a much more stepped-up fashion needs to happen in mexico. this is our backyard and if this thing continues to grow, we've seen killings on the boarder and beyond. it's a troublesome and worry some turn. events. we need to hit it head on. >> we only have a minute left. i'm curious what your strategy is from here on in in the campaign. there are more debates coming up. i assume you put your nose to the grindstone and do some retail politicking. any specific speeches or plans or strategy changes as you go forward? >> we've laid out the best economic plan of anybody in the race, so says the wall street journal. we've laid out a vision on foreign policy and national security strategy that isn't the same old cold war mentality that you have

carecen y una division de la corte superior del distrito de columbia estan organizando una serie de clinicaspara ayudar a los latinos a resolver sus conflictos.. expertos realizaran estas clinicas a partir del proximo mes para ayudar a resolver problemas de deuda, del pago de salarios, disputas entre vecinos ,y otros.. el primer taller tendra lugar el martes, 8 de novimbre a partir de las 9 de la manana, en las instalaciones de carecen, localizadas en 1460 de la columbia road, esto es en washington.. una mujer de manassas que invento su propio secuestro en guatemala, y el de una nina bajo su cuidado, debera pasar dos anhos en la carcel.. asi lo ordeno hoy un juez de la corte federal de alexandria... sheena flores se mudo a guatemala en el 2009 para cuidar a la hija de su esposo... luego en julio del anho pasado, flores le dijo a sus padres y esposo que la habian secuestrado y pedian diez mil dolares por su rescate.. el esposo mando tres mil dolares, y el fbi encontro que se trataba de una farsa.. flores al parecer queria el dinero y mantener la custodia de la menor... el programa de comparti

los conductores que sean sorprendidos con placas vencidas en el distrito de columbia no seran arrestados... asi lo indico hoy el concejo municipal de washington tras aprobar una legislacion de emergencia presentada por el alcalde vincent gray... la antigua ley fue modificada tras una serie de controversias, que provoco que el senador jim webb de virginia solicitara al alcalde que se detuviesen los arrestos... en lugar de arrestar a la gente, los infractores deberan pagar multas...las autoridades federa baten el record de deportaciones durante el ano 2011... los deportados en su mayoria tenian prontuarios delictivos, habian infringido las leyes federales repentinamente o estaban siendo buscados en relacion a otros delitos... fernando pizarro nos amplia... con 1 total de 396,906 personas, ice supero su propio record de deportaciones durante el ano fiscal 2011.es y deportaciones en un solo ano en la historia, superando en 4 mil personas el del ano pasado. el numero de deportaciones ha aumentado en los ultimos cinco anos. ice indico que el 90% de las deportaciones caian dentro de las categor

district of columbia, mid-30s. only near 30 in prince george's county and arlington. in fairfax county many locations have dipped down into the upper 20s. dipped down into the 20s in much of maryland, away from the water near 30. northern neck and eastern shore right near the freezing mark as well. up in the mountains, where they got up to 14 inches of snow on saturday, they are near the freezing mark as well. we do have clouds closing in coming in from the south and west. we should have sunshine this morning, but a cloudy afternoon. we'll have our temperatures climbing to the low 40s by 9:00. by the way, our sunrise is getting later and later at 7:34. we fall back next weekend. so we'll have our sunrises and sunsets an hour earlier. by noontime today we'll be up around 50 with quite a bit of cloudiness. cloudy the rest of the afternoon. highs mid-50s. your trick or treat forecast coming up in about ten minutes at 35k at 5:11. >>> right now the only thing you're facing is having to wake up this early. let's take a live look at 270. traveling north and south on 270, yo

gusted to 21 in columbia and 22. temperatures cooling now. we have a few 60s on the map. most spots down into the mid 50s out there. for the rest of this evening we'll fall through the 50ss and fairly quickly to the 40s. upper 40s late this evening. looking to your saturday. sunshine. temperatures around 60. we'll talk much more about the outlook as we go into sunday and beyond. >>> dozens of young girls and teens had their own professional development day called the equipped girl's leadership conference. the girls talked about things from dating and nutrition and self-esteem and career development. >> i have three girls of my own and figured i would do something positive. i have always been drawn to girls. there is definitely a need in the community to empower girls and equip them for their future. >> i want to learn how to be the best girl i can be. i want to feel like i count. >> the girls said more than 20 teen related work shops and learned about an essay contest that could win them 2,000 bucks. >>> in tonight's scam alert an old scam is making rounds again. the scam

en prevision de futuras tormentas, las autoridades del distrito de columbia realizaron hoy un entrenamiento para preparar a hombres y maquinas para encarar la dificil tarea de despejar la nieve y dejar las vias capitalinas expeditas... unos 250 vehiculos especiales tomaron parte en el entrenamiento de la manana... el departamento de obras publicas de la alcaldia dice que parte del equipo estara disponible para cualquier precipitacion que se pudiera registrar el sabado... en washington, las autoridades estan advirtiendo sobre los peligros de algunos productos de facil acceso para los ninos que se encuentran en cualquier hogar o que pueden ser comprados sin restricciones ...maria rosa lucchini tiene los detalles..son productos de pesticidas traidos de otros paises y se venden en tiendas o bodegas... y representan un peligro en muchos hogares hispanos.... "muchas veces suelen ser mas baratos y uno dice, bueno por ahorrar pues el publico en general, el consumidor en general los compra, la advertencia es por favor no compre estos productos, son ilegales" la agencia de proteccion ambiental quiere

we have a storm system moving up british columbia. that's really about it for the most part. as far as the tpi csgo, the hurricane down there is by far the worst right now. we will continue to watch that storm as it moves up towards cancun. it looks like south florida is going to be okay. not too bad. we will see some clouds and showers moving onshore. and of course down there in the deep south we could use some cooling off. 67 in vegavegas. that's a look atan diego. flag staff, arizona, 54 and some showers. >> i refuse to let anything interrupt my weather. >> we will be right back. earnings do a u-turn and a woman prepares to take the helm at another american business giant. plus for years, you could say he led the dead, but now there is a new top earner from beyond. >>> terrell owens wants to get back to the nfl. you're watching early today. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headline this morning. turkish state media is reporting an 18-year-old student has been pulled alive from the rubble of a collapsed apartment

good -- >>> today, president obama, south korea, panama and columbia. after signing, will be joined by workers who could potentially benefit from the deal. remember the so-called car ged dan in l.a. in seattle, they are calling it wye do. allowing crews to demolish the end of the alaskaia wave viaduct. where are the cars going to go? j. >> one california ministry, supposed to destroy the globe back in may. now they say it will happen today. it's the same group that called the rapture, 200 christians will be taken to heaven with return to imbued. that was supposed to happen may 21st. >>> on the technological, steve jobs, restore monday, steve jobs, written by walter isaacson. eternal skeptic, delayed surgery, in favor of the holistic therapy. >>> more study shows that more gays and lesbians are, are adopting children despite many states. more than 25,000 couples adopting in 2009. that was up from 64,000 in 2000. this morning, abc health reporter, is here with all you need to know, getting ready for sunday's big race. we heard some excitement going on in

we had 50s in annapolis and 57 in columbia and 54 in westminster. the showers to the northwest, they're falling apart. we have a mix of clouds and sun this morning. we'll get to 69 by lunchtime. we'll have a breeze and more sun at 74. we have a mid-week storm to talk about. but first let's talk traffic. >>> 275 southbound at 45, we have a report of a broken down car. taking a live look at the beltway. it's moving well at frederick road and the outer loop is the oncoming traffic. you'll see a slowdown at liberty road. 695 on the innerloop, we had a broken down car on the intonight i left of your screen. we have heavy volume in both directions. outer loop is very slow. >>> a search took part in two montgomery parks this past weekend for william mcquain. his mother, jane mcquain was found murdered in her condo last week what did they find? >> reporter: the police spent yesterday combing through two parks near william's home. even though they were searching for his body, the hope is that he will be found alive. state authorities said they gathered infor

. >>> want to remind you we are a mere minutes from this event in columbia, south carolina. you can see an empty podium right now. we'll see the texas governor hoping to unseat president obama. rick perry is going to be talking about this big announcement he made today, talking about the flat tax. this is what he calls part of his cut, balance, and grow plan. what is significant about this particular event. we'll take it live. not only will he be talking about this flat tax proposal but he will answer questions from members of the media and the crowd. >>> moving on, though, still no word on a possible motive in yesterday's school shooting in na yet, north carolina. this is a story that broke this time yesterday. 18-year-old tavon and a 15-year-old not being identified were taken into custody last night in connection with the shooting of a teenage girl. they were spotted on security camera video holding a rifle. it was a.22 caliber daisy rifle found at the scene. the boys were arrested last night at their homes. the girl who was wounded is reportedly in stable condition today

president, members of congress, stand for the people of the district of columbia. legacy of dr. king. remove the shackles of oppression so that when we recite the pledge of allegiance, we truly mean liberty and justice for all. [applause] on behalf of the citizens of the district of columbia, let me underscore how honored we are to hold in our city the stunning memorial to an extraordinary man and his powerful dream of freedom and democracy. we join with all americans of good will to keep up the fight to make dr. king's dream a reality. thank you very much. [applause] >> i am honored to introduce a man who has been on the cutting edge of social change since his days as a college student leading demonstrations in atlanta. he was founder of the student- nonviolent committee at morehouse college, chairman of the naacp, prof. of history of the university of virginia. julian bond has been an active participant of the movement for civil rights, economic justice, and peace. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the honorable julian bond. [applause] >> thank you. i am one o

in the district of columbia, 14% of homeowners are under water, compare that to 23% in maryland and in virginia. now the worst state in the nation is nevada with 60% of homeowners there under water. the best state is new york where only 6% are under water. >>> hundreds of police officers in riot gear move in on anti- war treat protestors in oakland. they were kicked out of a plaza in front of city hall. police led away a number of people in handcuffs. city officials warned protestors last week they were breaking the law and could not camp out overnight. >>> still to come when the news continues, a food pantry that serves hundreds in prince william county prepares to reopen doors and that's thanks to your generosity. >>> and also a glimmer of hope amid death and destruction. an infant is pulled to safety after spending days trapped in a building destroyed by the earthquake in turkey. we'll be back. >>> the nuclear regulatory commission will talk about the future of a north anna nuclear power plant. it's been shut down since the earthquake in august. there will be a public meeting at the

they mentioned the products coming from columbia have a zero tariff.this is going to even the playing field and allow them to sell more products in colombia. it is a great opportunity for job expansion. another example of a great american company that is not headquartered in my district is caterpillar. i want to mention, this is a country that 20 years ago had u.s. employment of 29,000 people. today they employ over 47,000 people, including paging facilities -- paving facilities in my home state. without the ability to export jobs, many of these jobs will not exist. this is a company that exports 36% of their products. colombia is one of caterpillar's biggest mining opportunities. they are forced to pay bigger terrorist. these are significant and a large terrace. these bulldozers, they face a 5% tariff in columbia, it is $100,000 of additional price tag. other large trucks based 15%. it can add three the thousand dollars to the price -- can at $300,000 to the price of a truck. the korean agreement is just as important. we will talk about those in a bit

street, and columbia .eights if you are driving around town, quotienclosures. sections of pennsylvania avenue wallace and street through 13th street will be closed for d.c. that of the state starts tomorrow. and there's the army 10-mile race this weekend. for if you areut out this weekend. for more information, log on to our web site, wjla.com. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >>> when permit county executive theleggett is asking $40ense department for brqacn complete -- brac-related construction projects. council tothe money forhe on route 355. he says what is not covered by uperal money could end taxpayers. county >>> as a statue of former ronald reagan is for theheadaches airportstan washington authority. under fire fors spending $80,000, on-site work. spokesman says that the money leftover funds and itself is being paid by the reagan presidential foundation. the statue is expected to be unveiled november 1. >>> the white house is taking steps to prevent another wikileaks. and teenagers could use some cybersecurity help. tanya rivero has more. sprint finally get

maybe and sixteen years later maybe in his columbia's second city one of its busiest and richest and the country's breadbasket. sixteen years later in the city still has a bad reputation. the settling of scores continues but these days it's between small time drug dealers. and it's nowhere near like it was in escobar as time. will tell a joke out of time with the humans a mad house bullets for breakfast and lunch and bombs for dinner. a little disappointing. but let's head live more cynical here but people die every day every morning bebee bodies near the mountains we call it eskimos public cemetery each day because it would be mud and often just dumped on the open ground . there are a few people left and many in but us cobol well you have to know where to look. so the toss is to find a. according to someone a best of all is formal of town it's still a lot of. little video from those years still exists. his name is john gyre of ls whereas alias up by. police once it goes back and popeye was not far behind his boss esteban when it came to the packing order he was implicated in a numbe

maybe in sixteen years later maybe in his columbia's second city one of its busiest and richest and the country's bread basket. sixteen years later in the city still has a bad reputation. the settling of scores continues but these days it's between small time drug dealers. and it's nowhere near like it was in escobar is time. well ecology at the time of the humans a mad house bullets for breakfast and lunch and bombs for dinner. but. you know what people die every day and every morning that the bodies near the mountains would call it public some a treat each day that because people would be murdered often just dumped on the open ground. there are few people left amid a human but well you have to know where to look. so the toss is to find them. according to some one of best formal of time outs is still alive. little video from those years still exists. his name is john gyre of ls quiz alias popeye. police wanted posters back then popeye was not far behind his boss escobar when it came to the pecking order he was implicated in a number of murders sources claim that he's been serving time

one in the district of columbia. we find young people coming into montgomery county. we've had some incidents in montgomery county that i think warrants us to seriously look at this and this is just one option that our police and public officials will have to look at how we can reduce crime in certain areas throughout the county. >> ike leggett, always a pleasure. thank you for coming. have to have you come back and talk about the purple line. that's for next time. >> howard is coming up next with our forecast. >> j.c., it is great outside. the sun is out. temps in the 60s already. the allergy count has come in. a lot of things are absent except for mold. mold is still present as we'll take you to break with a look at it. it is in the high category. i'm coming back with the seven- day forecast i think you're going to love. 9news returns in just a moment. state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropp

he attended columbia law school after columbia university. franklin roosevelt was a law student with him. roosevelt liked to say he and donovan were old pal and law school. donovan said that as a bunch of baloney. roosevelt had nothing to do with someone low on the social strata as donovan. he returned to buffalo and set up a lucrative law practice and married one of the wealthiest women in buffalo and world war i comes. he goes to war and commands a battalion in the 60 ninth irish regiment, famous new york regiment. he was awarded the congressional medal of honor during world war i for very heroic actions. his priest in the 60 ninth regiment said that donovan was one of the few men he ever met who enjoyed combat. and he really did. he would write to his wife that going out on, that was like going to treating at night. that is where heat earned the nickname wild bill. he was a very rigorous and brutal trainer of his men because he realized there were going into a meat grinder which they were. before they went into action in france he was runn

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in the district of columbia ya, we're in the mid-30s. right along the western shores of the bay, mid and upper 30s. much of southern maryland near the waters, near 30 degrees. northern neck, near the eastern shore, right near freezing as well. we'll have the high clouds drifting in this morning with sunshine coming through. quite a bit of sun this morning. as we get into the afternoon hours, we'll have the thickening clouds moving as well as an area of coastal low pressure developing. for trick or treaters in southern maryland, there may be a few sprinkles early evening. up around the metro area, perhaps around midnight a few sprinkles. those may linger until dawn on tuesday. here's how things are looking for us for this monday. we'll have sunshine this morning, increasing clouds. sunrise at 7:34. we should be climbing into the mid-50s this afternoon. what zmoe is lingering. a lot of it should be melting and should be long gone by this evening. then for your halloween evening for trick or treaters, yes, dress warmly. it's going to be clo

. >> reporter: it's a tiny triangle of paved park along columbia road, but since 2008, it's been a place for food vendors, ideally those looking to start restaurants or catering operations. >> it's the kind of food you don't see in other places, even restaurants. >> everybody's looking to make some money. >> the food was delicious. my daughter liked their chicken everyo elmpana elmpanadas. >> reporter: now it's only the pigeons that come here to eat. the vendors had to go. they'd been granted a special group license and it was meant to be an incubator. after decade, restaurant owners complained they were losing business to others that were city subsidized. so the vendors may be gone, but not forgotten. at the behest of the city. the greater washington city of commerce helped out. >> we really needed to get to a middle point. >> reporter: that's here in 1,500 square feet of commercial space in columbia heights. in a few weeks, some but not all of the food vendors will relocate here. >> we did a business plan for everybody. we incorporated their business and we're still going to help them