kennedy cuando dc united reciben a sporting kansas city.jamos el futbol y vamos con una buena nocitica en la nba que se dio el fin de semana para el quinteto capitalino. jordan crawford encestÓ 31 puntos y john wall agregÓ 24 para guiar a los wizards a una victoria por 101-98 sobre los cavaliers de cleveland. antawn jamison anotÓ 29 tantos en su regreso a washington pero fallÓ un intento de triple para empatar el juego cuando quedaban 35 segundos por jugar. era la primera apariciÓn de jamison en el verizon center desde que se fue de los wizards a cleveland en febrero del 2010. javale mcgee consiguiÓ nueve puntos y 12 rebotes para washington, que rompiÓ una racha de seis partidos perdidos. esta noche otro partido dificil en casa los wizards reciben desde las 7 de la noche a los warriors de golden state. la actividad del boxeo fue buena tambien para los nuestros. el mexicano fernando montiel venciÓ por nocaut en el noveno round al indonesio angky angkota, en la pelea estelar en mexico. el gimnasio germÁn evers de esta ciudad. montiel tuvo un

con relacion a la mls y el equipo capitalino, el sabado fue la apertura de la temporada regular y dc uniteduto 1-0 ante sporting kansas city, tenemos imagenes y reacciones. buenas tardes a todos, bienvenidos a los deportes y bueno parece que se esta repitiendo la pelicula de la temporada pasada con relacion a la mls y el equipo capitalino, el sabado fue la apertura de la temporada regular y dc united perdio en el ultimo minuto 1-0 ante sport imagenes y reacciones. tambien esta en el area, la seleccion sub-23 de el salvador que se prepara para el preolimpico de la concacaf rumbo a londres este verano, en el complejo de maryland soccer plex ante un buen marco de aficionado derroto 3-1 a la universidad de maryland, tenemos imagenes y reacciones. nos vamos a una pausa comercial, pero regresamos.. abrazos, abrazos y mas abrazos.. les explicamos cuando regresemos... y para finalizar, pasa permanecieron abrazados por 25-horas, lo que significo 15- minutos mas que el

bienvenidos al resumen del futbol profesional, iniciamos con lo nuestro con la presentacion del dc unitedranca este fin de semana. buenas noches a todos y bienvenidos al resumen del futbol profesional, iniciamos con lo nuestro con la presentacion del dc united para la temporada en honduras, olimpia sigue con su paso firme sumando puntos y victoria, gano de visita el fin de semana. vamos con el resumen del futbol peruano. real garcilaso de local supero 2-1 al alianza lima, goles de ramon rodriguez, jose fernandez y andy pando. la goleada de la semana la dio sporting cristal que supero ampliamente 5-0 a sports boys, cesar vallejo supero 4-1 a melgar de arequipa, leon de huanuco le gano 1-0 a inti gas de ayacucho, cobresol con jose galvez 1-1 y juan aurich con union comercio 2-2.en bolivia, o pudo y termino perdiendo 2-1 ante blooming en el futbol ecuatoriano liga de quito sigue sumando puntos y victorias. ayer derroto de local en el mejor partido de la semana 2-0 a los electricistas del emelec, con anotaciones de jose cevallos y ariel nahuelpan. con este triunfo la liga sigue como puntero,

dc united continua su preparacion de cara a la temporada del 2012 que inicia el 10 de marzo en el rfkity, actualmente dc united esta en carolina donde logro su segunda victoria consecutiva, superando 3-1 a charleston baterry por la copa carolina. a nivel local se viene la temporda tambien del futbol amateur. y la liga internacional de marylan ha confirmado la primera reunion este domingo a partir de las 5 de la tarde en el auditorium de la escuela high point donde se dara informes del nuevo campeonato que esta previsto a iniciar en abril. armando portillo confirmo que tendran dos divisiones y con varias canchas. en peru se reanuda el futbol pero alianza lima sigue con problemas economicos y varios jugadores no podran participar. la eurocopa de naciones esta a solo 100 dias de su inauguracion y una de las sedes todavia no estan listos. hasta aqui los deportes, buenas noches a todos. enterese como obener boletos para las celebracione

and dc united goes galore.ne of the sweetest you'll see in a while next >>> and now 9 sports with dave owens, the best sports in town. >> all right, guys. it's not what the caps want to do. it's what they have to do. scoreboard watch during games. tv watch when they're at home. that's life when you don't take care of your own business and you require a little assistance. they have come to expect to make the playoffs. well, need a little help to make the playoffs. they help themselves a little last night. but now thomas lacoon is busted up. braden hopy. talk about being rushed in the service. yikes. >> they got some experience. and michael has been here for a couple of years. that's pressure cooker. last year the playoffs. >> in philly and detroit they have played well. we sit down with our staff and we decide. >> all right. the team they're tied with buffalo hosting pittsburgh. is it possible to root for sidney crosby in this town. you better. there is sid the kid roasting buffalo on a friday night. a goal, thr

rare friday night for dc united. look at that. that head was made for knocking. dc united wins 4-1.ight. now we go down, drop it down to high school a little bit. 10,000 votes governing our coverage. lacrosse winning the poll and it's stone ridge at broad run. and let's check this out after the opening handshake. anybody going to cover mccloud. anybody? nope. he scores. benson also scores. stone bridge wins. finally national championship game monday night here on wusa. we have coverage. our anchor bracket coverage continues. we'll be here breaking it all down. >> breaking it all down. but i can't get passed

nuestros equipos capitalinos les fue muy bien esta noche así que arrancamos en la mls ya que nuestro dc unitedn en el preolímpico de la concacaf atención todo está listo para que mañana conozcamos cuáles son las dos elecciones que irán a londres la selección son 23 del salvador una de las dos hará realidad su sueño preolímpico que piensa el técnico luis fernando suárez? >> tenemos una buen trabajo en grupo, estamos muy unidos, está más consciente de que abastos para el mismo lado y eso es importante. >> estamos muy atentos detener el buen manejo de pelota. >> jimmy: que gane el mejor y el otro boleto lo hará pilar canadá y méxico de que los dos terminaron con líderes en sus grupos y están más que listos para enfrentarse aunque no subestimar a su cara que puede bajarlos del avión, el duelo entre mexicanos y canadienses será a las nueve de la noche y se lo puede disfrutar por telemundo, momentos de una pausa pero por favor no se mueva que ya regresamos con más. >> jimmy: gracias por seguir con nosotros vamos al viejo continente en donde se retoman en la liga española de fútbol, el osasuna, siemp

en arranque de la mls nuestro equipo dc united perdió un punto ante el kansas.

. >>> and last nigh, la, dc united, black and red. it was not a good day for the local schools and local team, okay. the wizards lost, caps loss, the galaxy doing cart wheels. but we did have good news, the first goal of the year. right there. despite the loss, at least they scored. >> all right. >> we like to throw away yesterday for local sports. >> the silver lining, ross. >> yeah. >>> we'll be right back.  [ older brother ] hey, that's the last crescent. [ younger brother ] oh, do you want it? yeah. ok, we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light... ...buttery and flaky... this is half. that is not half. guys i have more. [ female announcer ] do you have enough crescents? here's a better idea... pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits. in just 15 minutes, the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands! dinner ideas made easy.

tomorrow i think we'll be only our sixth -- tomorrow dc united opening tomorrow night right here at rfktadium. they play sporting kc. may a couple mistakes there. it wasn't just one. 7:30 game time, 43 degree degrees. it will be chilly. take the coat as you make your way out across the area. temperatures looking good. of course for that outdoor game. cool weather, we've been seeing it. but watch what happens here. the warm weather moves right back up and this is for awful next week. i expect all of next week to be at least maybe 65 degrees or greater. many of those days above 7063 on your sunday. 72 on monday. temperatures around 70 degrees as we make it through the day on tuesday. so i got through it. >> you done good. >> he's not driving us there, that's for sure. >> coming up at 6:00, president obama says that job numbers show the economy is indeed improving. his republican rivals don't see it that way. also new questions about the motives in that viral video that's raising awareness about one of the most notorious criminals in the world. and now there's a lawmaker who is it actually

. >>> dc united's home field will remain at the stadium for at least two more years. >> they renewed the lease through 2013. the team formed in 1996. they would like to move to a new facility built just for soccer. they'll continue discussing options with the district. >>> and another addition to the redskin, they signed the former bears safety to a two-year $6 million deal. in five nfl seasons, he has 12 interceptions and five forced fumbles and a two-time probowler. >>> to baseball now, or basketball rather. the wizards pulled off a three- team trade just before the deadline yesterday. it sent two players to the nuggets and one to the clipper in exchange for brian cook and a future second round pick. he is the big name in the deal. in just 28 game, averaging 13 points and seven rebounds. >> i don't know what i'm doing here. all right. >>> last night's game, the wizards on the road verses the hornets. races the other way. the left-handed jam. he finished with 26 points. the wizards win 99-89. >> sweet. >>> the bcu rams delivered another march madness surprise, they won 62-59 to adva

dc. >> d.c. united take a look at this talons really is upping his game and has been working out and take a look at this video posted on the d.c. united website. >> getting ready. >> getting into the zone >> i understand he actually watched all six rocky mu movies. >> talon agrees that did in fact happen. >> talon is 7 feet tall with full beak. >> who knows what the wingspan is at this point. >> got to be huge this is a big time match up against pack who moved on upsetting gee wiz. >> talon has been a part of this every single year and he said he was tired. >> did not want to go out early he wanted to represent d.c. united. >> for a spot in final four. >> our final spot. >> talon in three,. >> the crowd is into it. >> two, one. >> the ball. >> talon has it. >> height right off. >> and stare down might be a little junk talking. >> you think so? >> i was going to say i know it looks like it is a small ball. >> it is a regulation basketball they have just not got regulation sized hands. >> talon. >> look a

dc. specifically he wants the united states to meet with china to discourage it's oil imports from sudan. he said he is just trying to make the issue more visible and said he has no interest in running for office. >>> we are learning more tonight about the personal life of the staff sergeant accused of killing 16 afghanistan civilians. in addition to the strains of a 4th deploy there are other issues. >> reporter: robert bales and his wife bought a house in 2005 for $280,000 but three days before he killed 16 civilians allegedly his wife asked an agent to put it on the market for $229,000, 51,000-dollar hit. carolyn asked to take the house off the market on tuesday saying she had a family emergency and this comes two years after they abandoned a home in auburn washington about ten miles away, the president of the hoa there in auburn said about that second home it was ramshackle, they weren't dependable, there were vehicles on the front yard, the man who allegedly went in to the homes of villagers to murder them was having problem was his own and he had problem was the law. in 2002 he was

united we dream senador marco rubio florida lori montenegro washington dc cu ---la escuela "creativei learning center" en east palo alto, que presta servicios a unas 150 familias, corre el riesgo de cerrar sus ---la escuela "creative montessori learning center" en east palo alto, que presta servicios a unas 150 familias, corre el riesgo de cerrar sus puertas. take vo ---la directiva dice que los recortes al programa de familias trabajadoras que propone el gobernador del estado, amenaza con eliminar unos 800 mil dlares en fondos, que le permiten tener salones de pre-escolar. ---las clases sirven de fundacin acadmica y guardera para ms unos 150 niÑos, la mayora latinos que reciben subsidios de matrcula. take sot s.o.t. deisy robison/escuela 27:13:00 cada vez más familias vienen a aplicar a este lugar por la necesidad que tienen de salir a sus trabajos. s.o.t. maría magaña/madre de familia 8:18:00 me afectaría porque tendría que buscar baby sitter, tendría que pagar, y mis recursos no me alcanzar para pagar una baby sitter. y pues él perdería el estudio pues. s.o.t. roxana durán/maestra

united states. >> thank you very much. >> kelly was accepted to harvard, george washington and johns hopkins in washington dc for more post graduate work and hasn't decided which school she would have attended. >>> 7 people hurt when a car collides with a special needs bus. the crash happened yesterday on college parkway near arnold. the driver and five passengers on the bus were taken to a hospital and suffering from nonlife threatening injuries. the cause of the accident is under investigation this morning. >>> thousands of marylanders are hoping to get a call from the new maryland live casino soon, as gigi barnett reports , the state's newest and biggest casino is hiring. >> reporter: this is where the path to employment at maryland live casino begins. recruiters inside knew interest would be high at the job fair. within a matter of minutes, this line grew, making it around the building, most know which positions they want. >> accounting, finance,. >> tonya is an at home mock who wants to get back to work. nothing has panned out and hopes this will. >> identify had several interviews and call backs and things like that

united women here in the state of -- no. we don't have a state. so i am -- i am representing the dmv, the greater dc and metropolitan area. one of the things that i'd like to bring to the attention, when we talk about women being disproportionately affected, whenever we say that women are disproportionately affected, you can double that number when you talk about minority women being disproportionately affected. and one of the things i would like to say, i find that it's -- i don't have -- maybe i don't have the tools. but i find it a little difficult to gavelnize that minority voice and bring it into the greater fold at times. if you're in, for instance, seattle, washington, someone in your group should be speaking -- there is a large sew molly population there. latino, someone should be speaking spanish. i wanted to say to the greater group, and i've said to my group, if your group looks just like you, maybe only you live in your neighborhood, but i doubt it. so there needs to be a greater outreach. and i'd like to also know how or find out how through the different consortium of organizations. maybe classes about how t

committee is expected to come up with anti bullying initiatives right now dc and south dakota are the only two places in the united states that have not enacted anti bullying legislation. >>> new developments have been coming in every day in the case of the american army sergeant accused of killing 16 afghan civilians. >>> they expect formal charges filed tomorrow. will. >> tony allison that's right the attorney for staff sergeant robert bales is talking more about the case he says the government is going to have a very tough time proving its case once the charges are filed, john henry brown claims the army has absolutely no solid evidence against his client and points to the fact there is no confession from sergeant bales remember we've reported this he says he doesn't even remember what happened his attorney is planning to travel to afghanistan himself to gather his own evidence. >> he has never asked me anything in 11 hours of meeting with him about his poor little me which i get from my clients way too often his first questions were about safety 13 security of his -- and security of his buddies and a series of

europe and africana and all over the united states just promoting the idea is of liberty on their campuses. it was founded 2008 by a group of young intern's in the dc area with the roundtable discussion for best practices promoting liberty on pratt -- campus. then they formed as an organization. >> host: how many campuses are you want? >> over 700 student groups and the network all over the world. >> host: your second compilation? >> guest: yes. in partnership with the atlas society. >> host: the ayn rand society? >> guest: the atlas

united states court took up the central issue in the president's health care reform act. did the government force people to buy health insurance. scott mcfarland is in washington dc and say what we learned today from the justices line of questioning. >> reporter: particularly pointed questioning the conservative justices to the obama administration attorney about that individual mandate, the requirement that all americans get health insurance, potentially key justice anthony kennedy saying it's a heavy burden to prove that the mandated constitution. >> well. >> that changes the relationship of the federal government to the individual in a very fundamental way > >> it may be that everybody need it's but not everybody need raise heart transplant. not everybody needs a liver transplant. >> reporter: the four lib era l justices are believed to support it then fired back. >> the people who don't participate are making much more expensive for the people who do. >> reporter: the solicitor general defending the law sounded to be stumbling at times. >> because -- because -- the -- multibillion dollar subsides that are available for the -- >> reporter: outside during the a

three months after citizens united -- excuse me, two months after citizens united was decided, the dc court of appeals decided a case called speech now and i promise i'm getting to the point. here the big question was presented. the plaintiff in that case said, i'm an independent -- or i'm a pac, i'm a political action committee, i only want to spend money on independent expenditures, i'm not going to coordinate under the campaign finance rules with any particular candidate. therefore, it is unconstitutional for the government to still restrict the money coming into my organization there's absolutely no -- so the argument goes there's no anticorruption benefit to restrict the money coming in if the money coming out is per se noncorrupting. the court agreed and tossed the limits on contributions to these types of pacs aside. and so from this decision the sec created a new category of entity and you might have heard this term already but i kind of love to say it. the independent expenditure only multicandidate nonconnected pac which, obviously, is a mouthful and i believe was recoined b

leading a roast outside the sudan embassy in washington, dc, a critic of the humanitarian crisis there talking about this. >> would you like to see the united states get involved as part after an international coalition or no-fly zone or bombing the sudan air force? >>guest: the truth of the matter is this: and you will understand this, if you are standing there and you see a kid with both hands missing from some jerk, you know, 10,000' in the airdropping bombs on innocent people you would like to see a nato plane come and take those guys out. that is your gut reaction. in the real world, what we are talking about we will not see nato get there. >>alisyn: the entire interview is on fox news sunday tomorrow morning. check the local police tensions, it should be interesting. >>dave: terrible locking guy, isn't he? >>alisyn: hard to stare at him for longer. >> and his dad got arrested with him, too. >>dave: father and son bonding. >> he was a banker man. >>alisyn: a long time journalist. >>dave: and now rick with the weather. rick: thank you for the tie, dave. no weather men have green ties. >>dave: i have they. rick: green on the map, the gre

dc. a panel discussion on war crimes tribunals, both past and present. it's about an hour and a half. >> my name is kevin. and on behalf of the united states holocaust memorial museum and its committee on conscience, the aspen institute justice and society program and the united nations institute of peace, i'm pleased to welcome you all here this evening. as a member of the museum's lawyers committee, i've had the pleasure to be associated with this institution for quite a long time. like you, i am moved by the force of will of the survivors and the compelling nature of their stories. and i am struck by the museum's many partnerships and educational programs that allow it to reach a wide and diverse audience. but perhaps most impressive is the extraordinary relevance that this one horrific historical event has for so many people who seemingly have no personal connection to it. in fact, with the millions of people that the museum reaches every year, there really is no limit to the issues that we deal with today that can and should be informed by holocaust history. >> in our respective professional capacities to better understand the

dc. >> one of the at vantages is that we get to welcome some of our good friends from the united statesman rosa delauro, and stepping into the studio now our freshman senator from my home state of delaware senator chris kuhns. >> great to be with you. >> are you taking care of delaware stitcity, my hometown? >> doing the best. we just had an episode where a whole group of folks from delaware city called me and said, we want the army corps of engineer because we are upset about the bridge closew this summer. helped get somewhere from the army corps to do an out receiptreach meeting. i saw a bunch of folks who said thank you. making progress. happy about the conversation. >> you are on it. >> that's what representing delaware is all about. >> now, we talked just briefly with the congresswoman about the highway bill. and yesterday, transportation secretary ray lahood was on the program. so the senate, this is one case where the senate really did get together. >> that's right. >> in a bi-partisan way to pass a pretty good bill. >> that's right. >> the problem with the house? >> it's a stron

the scenes look at fourth annual dc tap festival she will introduce us to one dancer with quite an inspiring story fox 5 morning news will be right back óo:ló >>> unitedtates soccer team will not compete at this summers olympic games in london, el salvador scored a late goal, ousted the americans from the qualifying round. it was a 3-3 tie, tucker told me folks are happy about it. >> who? >> salvador januarys. team captain called the loss quote the worst feeling i have ever felt in my life so far as a pro athlete the u.s. needed to win to reach saturday's semi finals in kansas. >>> freddie adou you don't hear that name very much any more. >> one more maryland lawmaker is a big fan of the boss governor o'malley, loves bruce springsteen now the governor is having other maryland state lawmakers read up on a recent springsteen interview. >> washington post got ahold of an interview, where he highlighted powerful springsteen quotes. he gave his thoughts on the state of the nation one quote highlighted reads quote you cannot have a social contract with the enormous income disparity you will slice the country down the middle without jobs without helping folk

america spent on this $1.46, almost $1.5 billion across the united states breaking down to two tickets per american across 42 states, washington, dcthe virgin islands and the revenue goes to funding state education and social service. >>alisyn: you think that all the money you spent, the $5 we sunk in it, evaporates but states are richer. >>clayton: who could you do with the revenue from the lottery tickets? you could feed 230,000 house holds for a year on the money. >>alisyn: and fill you the gas tank every day of 685,000 house holes for an entire year. >>dave: you could prepare 2.4 million shares of apple stock and maybe double your money. >>clayton: or travel, go to outer space 7,000 people could go to outer space on a space ship. they cost millions. >>dave: you would quadruple the amount spent by all the presidential candidate, combined, so you folks could run for president and have quite a campaign. remember, the president, some say, set a target of raising $1 billion which falls short, but, imagine, funding all presidential candidates. >>alisyn: it could trim the $1.3 trillion federal deficit by just more than .1 percent! it

across the united states to try to rally support among the american people for the league of nations. the trip proved too much for him. his health broke down. they sped back to washington, dc, but it was too late. he suffered a massive stroke. he was partly paralyzed. he could hardly speak. and nobody knew what his mental faculties were like. as the president he was completely incapacitated. so edith wilson stepped in, and she assumed more power than any first lady before or since. she instructed his doctors and the white house staff to keep his condition a secret. if it became known his opponents would have forced him from office. she knew that woodrow wilson would not have wanted that and she always did what he wanted. during the next 18 months, the remainder of his term, edith decided who would be allowed to see woodrow wilson and what issues would be brought before him. but mostly she just postponed decisions, hoping he would get better and deal with. the himself. she was actually implored to take more action for the sake of the country, and she said, i'm not thinking about the country. i'm think can about my husband. what i realized was that -- edith wilson was a trad

johnson and washington dc mayor vincent gray were part of a panel discussion on conservation programs and local communities. >> i am lisa jackson. i am administrator of the united states environmental protection agency. thanks for joining us as we get settled. i thought it would open with a few remarks, and then we will introduce our panelists. it is really good to be here to kick off this very important conference. the america's great outdoors initiative is a graded initiative of how agencies across these administration are coming together to align our goals and our work with local communities. that alignment with communities is making a difference across the country. i'm really happy that it epa is the leading part of this effort. our country is incredible landscape from the mountains to the oceans and everything in between has defined us in so many ways. i also know that places we may not think of as the great outdoors, urban waterfront, the parks in our cities play huge part in shaping communities. many of you know i grew up in new orleans, louisiana. i remember how lucky i felt to have the city on one hand, but then when it came to understanding the incred

dc on both sides. i just want to make a couple of comments on some of the callers. i find very distressing a lot of people in the united states are very uneducated about how our government works. i believe catherine was asking about the pay of a politician. we're the in the state's -- the united states. the people we elect to office are duly representative spokesperson of a public, not a democracy. we have a democratic process. it amazes me as an educator, and i am almost 42 years old, how little the american people know about our government and how it works. it blows my mind. we sit there and talk about oil. i don't think anyone realizes the quality of oil than we have domestically is not as -- what is the word i'm looking for? not as high a quality of oil as around the world. what everybody is talking about our oil, well, it is not the same quality. we cannot use it the same way other people do. my question is when the really big for the senator coming on in any senator listening. why is it that we preach about democracy, go into the middle east and these countries to help all these nations find true democracy when w

dc united jugara en el estadio robert f kennedy, recibe a partir de las 7.30 al sporting de kansas citynemos impresiones de bueno vamos con la nba para saber donde estara el equipo capitalino. despues de la sorprendente victoria hace un par de dias de los wizards sobre los lakers de los angeles, el quinteto de washington tratara de seguir con el paso firme y para ello recibira maÑana a los trail blazers de portland. sera un partido donde los wizards podria sacar un buen resultado, siempre y cuando mantengann el mismo ritmo con que ganaron a los lakers. contarles tambien que esta noche llega al area la seleccion sub-23 de el salvador que el domingo en el maryland soccer plex se enfrentara a la unviersidad de maryland. hoy a las once tendremos mas al respecto. hasta aqui los deportes. enterese quienes vinieron desde honduras a hacerles una cordial invitacion...al volver, en el entretenimie nto... muchas gracias, amigos llego el fin de semana y hoy tenemos un segmento cargado de alternativas e invitaciones para pasarla bien... comenzamo s con unas bellas que llegaron desde honduras... hola

por la mls, maÑana dc united juega en vancouver a las 10 de la noche.cal maÑana se juega la segunda fecha de la liga de veteranos de washington. hasta aqui .. ero juan antonio acevedo se nos une con la cartelera del entretenimiento juan antonio acevedo (univision washington) no se pierda de ver que hacen estos bomberos vestidos de mujer.. que usted no ve todos los dias... estos valientes bomberos que respondieron al incendio de un vehiculo en sus vestidos de gala... ocurrio en minessota, y no es que asi se vistan todos los dias, este grupo de bomberos hiba en ruta des pdia sanpatricio, cuando se reporto la emergencia... uno de los bomberos confeso que no se acordaba que llevaba puesto el vestido hastoba un grupo de personas