liz crenshaw takes us inside. >> the first thing i do is jump on the bed. biggest requirement is have a nice, firm, comfortable bed. >> reporter: ronald of silver spring, maryland is describing what makes his perfect hotel room. lerma is one of eight marriott rewards members invited to the basement of marriott's bethesda headquarters last month. >> everybody, come on n come on in. >> reporter: marriott routinely asks members to give feedback on the design and layout of mock hotel rooms, everything from where customers put their bags in a room to how much shower pressure they like. >> i actually enjoy the marriott showers because it's always lots of water. >> reporter: next stop in the basement, a 10,000-square-foot stark white labor to. this innovation lab, which opened in june, gives guests another way to provide feedback to marriott by designing their very own room. >> this is our chocolate factory that we never show anybody. >> reporter: paul cahill, senior vice president for marriott hotels, says the room is stark white to get rid of any bias. guests ar

for a complete list of the taxi cab apps in washington go, to www.nbcwashington.com/liz crenshaw. love the new lingo, electronic hail. >>> parnlts, you may want to think about how many people ride in a car with your young driver. they are eight times more likely to get into a deadly accident. if there were two or more teen passengers in the car. there's encouraging news. researchers found overall the number of fatal accidents has fallen 60% nationwide over the past ten years. >>> police in boca raton, florida. a stolen ipad may offer the best clue in this case. the theft happened in a parking lot during football practice. one driver lost an ipad. because she has remote access to it, she could see every single move they made with it. turns out, somebody was taking a lot of pictures of herself. >> she's sitting there posing with her tongue sticking out and all these selfie pictures. ift was bold and shocking. >> hmmm. bold is one word for it. no one has been charged in the thefts. police want to talk to the woman in these pictures to see if she can provide any information. >> oops.

go to www.nbcwashington.com/liz crenshaw. >>> important to keep up with the math. >> keep up with theath. with the composition, they are getting better and more cards with fewer fees. if you want to use them, check out the best ones. >> thank you. >>> we have another cold night on tap. how low tonight? >> pretty low. you will wake up tomorrow morning and you may need the heat tonight. you may need it when you get in the car. outside right now, look at this, a beautiful afternoon. beautiful evening. mostly clear, 68 degrees right now. current temperature is dropping. the temperatures dropping. 11:00, temperature around 57 degrees. sunset tonight at 7:03. the sun will set before 7:00 on thursday. our days continue to get shorter and continue to do so through christmas time. temperatures tomorrow, 64 degrees in gaithersburg. these are the current numbers. 67 near fairfax county. storm team 4 radar is clear. it's the way it's going to stay for the next 24 hours and the next couple days. overnight tonight, this is the real story, how cool we are going to get. burke down to 40-41, maybe a l

. >>> i'm liz crenshaw. how often do you buy your lunch? survey shows you over time how much it really costs. my story is coming up. >>> hey, everybody, we have mild sunshine where it's 76 degrees. tomorrow morning, cool, overcast and could be seeing a little wet weather in parts of our >>> it was a horrifying three weeks in october, 2002. they were on a shooting spree that killed ten people in our community. tomorrow, a new film opens in our area. it tries to tell the story from the perspective of those gunmen. aaron gilchrist sat down with the two men behind the movie. >> three bodies. more than that. >> a depiction of the men who brought terror in our lives, "blue caprice" is based on the beltway sniper attacks. don't expect to relive the assaults. >> it focuses on the relationship between the father and son. >> reporter: alex moore wanted to explore how violence is an expression in america. over 20 days in october, 2002, they killed ten people in maryland, d.c. and virginia before they were caught sleeping in the blue caprice. actor isa

. >> i'm liz crenshaw. want a cut calories and still have your fries? we have a low calorie but, another chilly night. >>> unfolding for almost tw and a half hours. now back to the live desk. new developments in the trench rescue. scott macfarlane, what are you hearing now? >> montgomery fire is helping with the rescue efforts. this could take, in a worst case scenario, another two hours to extract the worker from that trench in the 7100 block of eagle head drive. workers have been in there more than two hours. there's concern the exposure, the pressure in the trench is taking a toll on his body. there are medics in the trench helping with the extraction and the rescue. there's about 1,000 pounds of pressure per square inch montgomery fire telling us. this is a delicate situation. they put wooden rims on so they can move around. this is a construction sight. it's between new market and frederick, east of frederick, north of i-70. frederick and montgomery county's technical rescue units are here. this is a unit that is expert in trench rescues. they cont

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crenshaw rains caused by typhoon a soggy have hit central china after earlier slamming into the southern coast at least twenty nine people have died and over half a million others relocated to safety temporarily the storm forced hundreds of flights to be canceled the major shipping lines had to be closed as well the weather estimated. to inflict damage to the around three billion dollars and counting. by all the limpid toss usually gets a gentle jog around the event's latest host country before the game stop of assault ships going into hyper drive for world wide track at more than twenty eight thousand kilometers an hour for scott reports next rubs are the baikonur cosmodrome to explain how. the. russian cosmonauts culture of and resents came along with american astronaut mike hopkins the trio are about to embark on the thirty seventh expedition to the international space station but along with carrying out the usual array of hundreds of scientific and medical experiments result skin culture of have one more time usual task to perform in november now become the first people in history to

and then crenshaw boulevard in south central. >> and most critical audience and at the same time, thenes you want to see your car. >> it's a slow-moving piece of art. you treat the car a piece of art, acutely aware of the dangers. cops, for whom you are a target. potholes. other cars. in east l.a. you see people ooh and ah, you see people change the expression from what is that, to nice ride. >> hopefully gang members gives us props, giving us respect, you know. first you build a car for yourself. at the same time you're building it for the streets, for the people. you want them to appreciate it. ♪ >>> within the border of koreatown, it's not just koreans. there are new arrivals every day. there is, in fact, a little bangladesh right in the middle of k-town. you're not short of options around here. >> no, you can get tacos across the street. korean next door and goat stew. you can pray to muhammad or buddha. >> the tiny mosque next door where services are held five times a day. >> i was talking to a guy in the parking lot who said this is the first little bangladesh in america. >> and

crenshaw: thank you very much, madam speaker. thank you for giving the time.hairman rogers, thank you for your leadership in this very difficult appropriations process. i think everybody agrees that the appropriation process is one of the most important functions of this congress, if not the most important. and while we would all like to be here having finished all the appropriations bills, there just wasn't quite enough time. and so all we're asking today is for the members to adopt this continuing resolution. it will continue funding the government for the next three months at the same level it was funded last year. that will give us the time as a body to finish all the appropriations bills. some have passed the subcommittee and the full committee. some have passed this house. i know that the subcommittee that i chair, financial services, we had a number of hearings, members worked hard to try to set priorities, pass the subcommittee, pass the full committee and is ready to go before the house. . there are important things in that bill. i think we all heard

and matt crenshaw, good luck, thank you.nd that is tomorrow, and we're making it tomorrow. >> that is now we have come to expect and 14 days, and that is over 700 points to the dow jones industrial average, it is down 1%, and some nonchalance, everyone expected the $15 billion cut, but if we don't do that, and in the market peaked and fell, and following the february, april and may minutes old law. there has been a lot of volatility and difficulty in the fed and communicating its message and the mark and understanding what it means. cheryl: this is it. we are speculating about the bring, if it was $5 billion, you think the market would react in a positive way or negative way? >> i don't think there would be any reaction. it is $5 billion to $10 billion, that is not a meaningful enough cut, the market does a whole lot of anything the market would be shocked and i am no economist of the people i speak with that seems to be what is baked into the market. the time table, we have a timetable -- cut it in one year or so in that is

crenshaw. >> the gentleman from florida is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you very much, madam speaker. thank you for your time, chairman rogers. thank you for your leadership in this very difficult appropriations process. i think everybody agrees the appropriations process is one of the most important functions of the congress, if not the most important. while we would all like to be here having finished all the appropriations bills, there just wasn't quite enough time. all we are asking today is for the members to adopt this continuing resolution. it will continue funding the government for the next three months at the same level it was funded last year. that will give us the time and as a body, to finish all the appropriations bill. some have passed these subcommittee and the full committee. some have passed the south. i know the subcommittee i chair, financial services, we had a number of hearings. members worked hard to set priorities, past the subcommittee, past the full committee, and ready to go before the house. there are some very important things in that bill. i thin

he spoke to reporters at the crenshaw and -- christian science monitor breakfast for an hour. >> here we go. i am dave cook from the monitor. thanks for coming. our guest is richard trumka, president of the afl-cio. he has brought a guest that he will introduce. he grew up in pennsylvania and followed his father and grandfather into the minds. he worked his way through penn state and earned a law degree from villanova. in 1982, he was elected president of the united mine workers of america. he was -- it was a job not without risks. i read that he and his wife were married in a small private ceremony after a threat on his life wanted a large public wedding to be canceled. he survived and went on to serve three terms. in 1995, he ran to be secretary- treasurer of the afl-cio and became the youngest person to hold that position where he served for 15 years. he was elected president in september 2009. so much for biography, now to the portion of our program. we are on the record. fees, no live blogging or tweeting. no means of filing while the breakfast is underway. no embargo when the se

on behalf of ander crenshaw of florida i'd like to honor petty of cer roger ingram florida. he was awarded the medal of onor for conspicuous gallantry beyond the -- above and beyond the call of duty in north vietnam as he accompanied a platoon as it engaged an outpost of a north vietnamese battalion. he was able to -- mr. ingram was table -- was able to move from a ridge to a rice paddy and then the tree line while it exploded with a hail of bullets from 100 north vietnamese regulars. the platoon ranks were decimate bud he proceeded to collect ammunition if the dead and offer aid to the wounded. i'd also like to recognize my colleague from the great state of hawaii to honor more of our eroes. ms. gabbard: thank you. i would like to submit for the record on behalf of chris van hollen of maryland i'd like to nor first lieutenant brian thacker who received his medal of honor for various in vietnam he remained in position when it became apparent that the evacuation of the base was necessary he organized and directed the withdrawal of the remaining friendly forces with complete d

crenshaw. >> the gentleman from florida is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you very much, madameaker. thank you for your time, chairman rogers. thank you for your leadership in this very difficult appropriations process. i think everybody agrees the appropriations process is one of the most important functions of the congress, if not the most important. while we would all like to be here having finished all the appropriations bills, there just wasn't quite enough time. all we are asking today is for the members to adopt this continuing resolution. it will continue funding the government for the next three months at the same level it was funded last year. --at will give us the time and as a body, to finish all the appropriations bill. some have passed these subcommittee and the full committee. some have passed the south. i know the subcommittee i chair, financial services, we had a number of hearings. members worked hard to set priorities, past the subcommittee, past the full committee, and ready to go before the house. there are some very important things in that bill. i think w