conaway is backing this project. >> sometimes it takes to three times to travel to walmart and even then they cannot get everything they need. the convenience of it is very important. >> some of the community have voiced some concern. they were worried about increased traffic. we will talk more about some of the concession that have been made to allow for more traffic and the jobs that will be created from such a massive project. reporting live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. business owners in mount washington are upset over a construction project on the newbury street bridge. they say the project is taking too long. that is bad for business. >> people will come in and say what is going on out there? i could barely get here. other people are dropping by and saying they could not park. they were supposed to start the project in july. now we are in our busiest shopping season. >> the project start at the end of august and includes several projects making the bridge safer. they expect it to be completed by mid december. there have been weekly community meetings and fre

councilwoman belinda conaway is backing the project progresses it too many people have to travel to the county to get the basics. >> even then, they cannot get everything they need because they cannot carry it by bus. the convenience of it is very important. >> this is a pretty highly troubled area. residents had concerned about the increased traffic that's something like it will mark could bring. we will talk about some of the concessions and the jobs that will be created coming up for you at 6:30. >> a hospital is that -- has reached a settlement. st. joseph medical center will repay $22 million it received from medicaid and medicare for unnecessary stents implanted. those procedures were performed by a doctor, a surgeon who is no longer employed by the hospital. he has filed his own lawsuit against the hospital. he said his practice has been scapegoat it and all this procedures were medically necessary. >> there was a shooting before midnight. investigators found a 25-year- old victim injured by gunfire. he was rushed to hopkins hospital but did not survive. >> neighbors are on edge

applause] ♪ ♪ >> in kentucky, republican rand paul defeated kentucky state attorney general jack conaway seat being vacated by jim bunning. first, the concession speech by mr. parkway. then we'll hear from senator elect paul. . . [laughter] [crowd aww's] [laughter] as i think through this campaign and this journey, i think of the widow who lost her husband mining coal. he bled out and the mining company took away her health insurance the very next day. i think about the hardware store owner along the way that told me he had been turned down for a small business loan 22 times in the past 18 months. i think of all the students on the campuses who told me how they couldn't afford their student loans. i think of the autism center i saw in floyd county because the people didn't want to take their autistic children out of state. i think of two friends i have who battled cancer and told me late in the campaign who told me they were fighting because they wanted to vote for us. so, to the people of my beloved commonwealth, you opened your homes, your arms, your hearts, and elizabeth and i love yo

[applause] >> that was jack conaway at his concession speech last night, losing his bid to rand paul. senator a leelect, rand paul, wl come to the senate in january. he won with 56% of the vote. welcome back to our coverage of election 2010. we will continue this morning into this afternoon, bringing you victory speeches and concession speeches from last night. we will also bring you some live even saw related to election 2010 this afternoon. we want to get your phone calls and box on election 2010. how did you vote and why. let's show you the balance of power. there are a number of races we do not know about in the house. republicans 240. they will have the majority. there are a dozen races in the house we do not know about. turning to the senate. 53 new democrats. 46 republicans. two independence. sal on the republican line. go ahead. caller: i would like to mention about the economy and jobs. how did we lose all of these jobs, and how can we get them back? it started, if you drive up and down the east coast from maine down to south carolina, you see thousands of a brick buildings t

conaway the committee has decided not to continue this matter. i would like to make a couple of comments regarding that decision. mr. rangel has repeatedly sought and received committee guidance on how he may pay his legal fees in this matter. mr. rangel asked for a vice from the committee in september of 2008, march of 2009, october of 2010 and again

conaway the committee has decided not to continue this matter. i would like to make a couple of comments regarding that decision. mr. rangel has repeatedly sought and received committee guidance on how he may pay his legal fees in this matter. mr. rangel asked for a vice from the committee in september of 2008, march of 2009, october of 2010 and again in november of 2010 and received informal advice on that in august. each time the committee responded and provided mr. wrangle with formal guidance of how he could pay for legal fees in this matter relative to contributions and there is no prohibition on an individual using their own fees to retain counsel. under current house rules, it is not possible for mr. ragle to except pro bono representation, nor is it possible for the committee to compel his former counsel to represent him today. we are extremely troubled that they -- that his former counsel with your shortly after this hearing was noticed. i would note that the -- of these matters have been under way for quite some time. the investigative

. >> we are live with jack conaway's headquarters and we'll have his remarks. rand paul, who declared victory as the tea party candidate, you may remember his famous line that the message has been heard loud and clear in bowling green, kentucky, and he is back there tonight again in the kentucky senate race. rand paul declared the winner with 54% of the vote to jack conaway, the state attorney general. sue is joining from us texas. good evening to you. quick comment? >> sue. >> yes, you're on the air. >> hi. yes. this is to my friends in the west coast. i have a daughter up north of seattle. you've got two hours. go get in line and vote democrats, please. my plead to you is to vote. as far as the tea party getting in, first let's talk about the blue dogs getting out. that is a blessing. they are nothing but republicans in disguise. the tea party getting in is going to get the republicans their own set of blue dogs and they're much more vicious and dangerous. so democrats can at least take heart listening and watching what goes on there. and i define humans and

retirement of our great 34th commandants of the marine corps and straight into the command of general jim conaway and are soon to be instituted in general jamaimus. salaam aleiccghem. it is a pleasure to be with you this morning and discussed the future of u.s.-arab relations. given my current assignment and profession and for personal experiences, i believe there are a few areas of more critical importance to our nation than having a solid understanding of not only where we are but where we see our relationships progressing in the arab region. before i begin, and because the central commander region embraces so much of that portion of the middle east that is home to our our boyfriends, i would like to take a few minutes to describe the u.s. central command and our area of responsibility. centcom is the smallest of the six regional u.s. combatant commands. it is the one with the greatest number of challenges. the region embraces 20 countries from egypt in the west to kazakhstan in the north, pakistan in the east, to yemen and the waters off somalia in the south. it is an area of more than 4 milli