laws policies related to law t officers access to records.alth >> for travelers to the east of d.c., a dec replacement project today on the westbound 301 in bridge over maryland. e celebrand significant delays. single lane closures on weekdays from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. if you are headed to the madonna concert tonight at verizon center, get ready for a long night. >> last night's show started late.han two hours it's a good thing metro stayed open late. will do the same tonight. it's providing an additional hour of service. entrances at all other metro close at their time, but customers will acceexit those stations. >> 4:49, 54 degrees. >> good morning, everyone. i am jacqui jeras in the belfort furniture weather center. starting this morning little clout in this. say i would rather see the sun, but the clouds are helping us out, because it's g temperatures a little morning.is otherwise we would be seeing a more 40's on the maps. 57 at reagan national, 54 at dulles, 648 in hagerstown. we will see increasing sunshine throughout the day. will be warming up afternoon0's this high temperatu

states that all time rackers for ever chais scientists say that trend is likely to continue through dec. making this the warmest year on record in the midwest and northeast. >>> one piece of good news scientists say if the jet stream becomes more wind the and twisty that could mean more rain for the south and southwest after years of >>> a starter brett anderson will miss the remainder of the regular season. a strike to avoid a sweep in detroit and during their rule that a triple. a's went 12-4 daily by four and one-half games over the angels. the whattya fined him $50,000, he's a former 49ers bruce bochy was showing us in the fourth from the left side of the plate for his support were one and no with that and we may have to brag about everyday >>> a pleasure to follow the team this year posey the ndp alex is a huge giants fan >>> giants and the playoffs a's an ,,,,

. >> we weren't given the preliminary neg dec on this, this was not described as a historic resource.> no. >> can you tell me why? >> that's something i was not involved in, but i didn't know it was not considered a resource. i do have copies of the document if you would like it, the document was about an inch thick and since we're including the monetary and mitigation report program, you know, so that was available. >> alright, thank you. that's the only question i had. perhaps i'm reminded that a week or two ago, we took actions that contradicted construction times and prohibited them on saturdays. >> actually, i think you did. >> i know, and i'm just -- >> they had said their intent was to stop at a particular time anyway, so we deferred to the time they said and the issue that was different was they had performances and they were a theatre and it was little different -- there were events that were happening that we were trying to protect. >> commissioner moore? >> i think this is an early 60s building which makes it mid century, and i don't think its architecture is that noteworth

this would be the final thing to make it complete, and we ask that you uphold the preliminary negative dec, and we talked to our supervisor who studied it in other cities, the health impact, and he said all the reports he got, it wasn't as significant as it's being represented, the mayor supports our proposal for the renovation, assembly woman fiona came out so we have a lot of support for this. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is al harris and i would like to echo what my wife said, we worked hard to get this, i was on the original city fields task force and when they gave a list of parks that they were going to do, they said they had walked to every park in the city for a soccer field, the first thing i said is what about ocean view and they had missed it so now it looks like they're going finally get this field, i hope you will support it. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello, my name's kay rodriquez and i lived in this community and the ocean view area for 45 years and i just want to say that in the 45 years, the community has changed a lot, mor

. >> dec them coming back in the lame duck session? -- do you see them coming back in the lame-duck session? >> the issue on the table right now will be around a little bit longer. i didn't know whether it will be in a lame-duck session. in the senate, there is a lot of debate about how to move forward. in my view, i support senator mccain and his philosophy. it is the best way to do it. we should not stop private industry to the government and let the government to mandate what its technologies are. the government, especially congress, it tends to be much lower in the space than in the private industry. the government is finally passing what is antiquated. it can be a problem rather than a solution. >> mary bono mack is chair of the energy commerce committee. she is a republican from california. when it comes to children, do you view privacy legislation differently? >> well, we all do. of course. we all agreed that our children need to be protected differently. the problem is, for example, facebook. when we talk about trying to regula

one she wants to be above the fray and more importantly she doesn't want to be associated with this decampaign because she personally believes privately that it may be going down in flamings. >> typically two don't get involved politically. department of state and department of the defense. that would be another logical reason that she would not be in the convention and playing a major political role. >> and she has her husband there front and center basically playing the role for her. i think bill clinton sees 2012, this year not as the decisive campaign. as far as he is concerned 2016 is the decisive campaign when hillary will be 69 years old and last chance to run for president and he's already starting to beat those drums for her in 2016. >> you also talked not in the book because this happened subsequent to publishing . book, you mentioned a meeting in the white house the . a kick in the tires about the what if joe biden stepped aside and her being a vp. the white house denied that conversation. tell us how we can be confident there is a conversation. >> i spoke to someone who spok

. >> in context of getting rid of dec traitors, -- dictators, a lot of bad things are going to happen, it would have been easier if the president said i did not choose the most elegant words as governor romney. lou: that word is getting bandied around. >> i think that he did not mean that deet of an american ambassador and three other american officials was just a bump in the road. lou: do you agree. >> i do agree that he did not mean that the killing of our ambassador is not what he said, but the bumps in the road, you look close, there are 5 major ongoing crisis, al qaeda is penetrating libya, muslim brother hood is transforming egypt. there is a bloody civil war going on in syria, these are not bumps in the road. lou: to it, we suddenly have foreign leaders speaking publicly telling the united states, in this case, president obama, what to do. morsi of course that was an ex cordnary inter-- extraordinary interview with "new york times," suggestions that we abandon our culture, heritage, constitutions and be what they are. >> it seems this might be why the president wants to spend m

. >> the new joint gives the dec 42 in. in total the potential to expand upon a seismic event.s mirrors the word that we did over memorial day on the western end of the bridge. 42 in. of the potential for expansion there if needed during a seismic event. in addition to this weekend, this location was raised by 5 in. in order to accommodate eight have a diameter seismic bearing that goes underneath the deck, underneath the deck in the southeast. those bearings will be installed over the next few weeks. >> again, the average reopening is slated for sometime around midnight tonight. the crews are on the bridge right have getting new video of the nearly finished work. we will have that for you later during the newscast at 6:00 p.m.. a 17 year-old is under arrest in connection with a stabbing attack in east palo alto. police were called to the scene around 3:30 a.m.. when officers arrived they found a man with several staff wants. this is a hospital in remains in critical but stable condition. police say later in the morning, a suspect from a 17 year-old male called police claiming

last chart, dlarn dec dollar in. down about .25%. intraday low was the lowest level since about the 4th of may. >> rick, thank you. >>> let's talk to jim -- i know you'd like to be out there with rick today but you're here with us and we're glad for that. what do you make of this move by the fed and how do you invest behind it? >> well, it's huge. the open-ended aspect to it is enormous. that is the only way they could probably not disappoint considering everything that was built in. i am long gold and silver. they are my two biggest positions and i'm glad of that. what worries me right now, s&p has been up between 9% and 13%. that's okay but that's not great. we're still in the infant stage of this reaction. we have hours left to go. if the stock market starts to turn, i'll be worried. because if this disappoints and we don't see a catalyst going forward, because this was the catalyst. i actually have a package that gets long the vxx if volatility starts to spike and i worry -- remember, the vxx has a decay factor but it is a short-

presidential candidate mitt romney released his 2011 income taxes and after numers requests mt haalso decms from the last 20 years. >> there you go. >> i'm mitch romney, and i approve this message. >> jimmy kim 'em took on romney's attempt to convince voters he can empathize with struggling americans in the aftermath of those comnts % o aca he said don't even take care for their lives. >> too many americans are struggling to find wor in today's economy. too many of those who are working are living paycheck to paycheck. more americans are living in poverty than when psi a f, and 15 million more are on food stamps. my plan will create 12 million new jobs over the next four years. we shouldn't measure compassion by how many people are on welfare. we should measure compassion by how many people are able to get f wrend gd paying job. i'm mitt romney, and i approve this message. >> lobster. anyway, now shifting to jobs. how did president obama turn a slip of the tongue regarding his jobs plan into a knock at his opponent? wellhere he is in ohio sterda l me repeat the plan that i have put forwar

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>>eporter: for the fir in a dec john hazelwd is planning to exercise his right to vote.calot giraon cendtean quickly fied out the form. >> for the last ten yrsbe the ra carnival unit,nd it no at easy to get away from the lots. >> reporter: as a worker at a traveling carnival, he represents a portionof the unable to vote in the united states, a group that also the homeless. >> we s peop are frustrated and hopeless and they feel they don't matter. we spent suly impact their live groups say in recent years state laws have made it more difficult for voters to cast a ballot, especially for minorities and the hopeless. >> it is the most important election in the modern history of this country. we've got civil rights on the line. we've got human rights on the ne. >> reporter: 31 states currently have laws in place th will require voters to show i.d. at the polls in novbe voting rights activeists say ste laws are disproportionately targeting minorities saying these laws have proven to be costly, ineffective and unnecessary. >> proponents say they prevent fraud at the voting boot

is this judge dec to let him out scot-free?judge is making a decision whether there is enough evidence to throw out the conviction. i think we have to look at the surrounding circumstances of how it occurred. he and his pregnant wife is bludgeoned 37 times. she is stabbed with an ice pick. the children are bludgeoned to death and he has one single stab wound. he has no defensive wound whatsoever. megyn: fox news alert. new reaction to this video showing governor romney criticizing some of the president's supporters of being too dependent on the government. this reaction from one of the gop nominee's most high profile surrogates. >> reporter: chris christie has been known at times to be blunt and direct himself. he's reacting to the romney fundraising comments. christy calling those comments inart fult but he says he knows what's in his heart. >> he believe every american has to have skin in the game and has to have a stake. he doesn't want what the president wants which is a bigger, more bloated government taking more people's

for some reason, this article over the weekend certainly spooked investors, he hthey dec to sell offtoday. >> alison kosik, thank you. we're told there is some other bad news when it comes to facebook. we're getting dan simon up, he's our correspondent in silicon valley bureau. if you're on facebook, you need to pay attention. that's coming up in just a little bit. >>> meantime, a comedy icon is going to join me in a matter of minutes. she is carol burnett. her tv show had america laughing for 11 years. she has now chosen, check this out, this is heavy this is a big old box set, 22 discs, funniest moments she's chosen. she'll share a couple of them with us. and she's brought along, there they are, hi, guys, some of her favorite friends. that's next. don't miss this. [ male announcer ] if you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® liquid gels. nothing starts working faster than zyrtec® at relieving your allergy symptoms for 24 hours. zyrtec®. love the air. at relieving your allergy symptoms for 24 hours. i've been a superintenden

d you learn anything new about the president throughhis esf dec? mean, it wasn't1%. we didn' picture of you know, o lcony. the ha to be a very thoughtful assessment of all of the pieces of evidence thatad been compiled and an assessmen of the military action that was being proposed so i saw the president, you know, very carefullygohr this, methodical, asking a lot of hard questions, and at the end, facing split advisers, y know, making the decisions that presidents have to >> and ssica's joining usnow. jessica, you also spoke with cretar clint how the presidentes the decisions. and she gave you some insight. >> she did. one things that she said was that the psident reads a lot. she called him a -- i want to quot a discriminating and focused reader, and points out at he's really one of the first presidents who can truly read online, because president bush had a lot of internet access, but prior to president bush, that didn't really exist. and i covered the bush presidency. he told me, he did go online that much, because he was fearful of what could

. >> gretchen: peter dec live in dc.n did it happen september lenth? within 24 hours we had a name and fox news.combret baer. they knew all of the answers and suddenly the secretary of state is coming around. >> steve: a lot of good questions for john mccane who will with us and then rudy guiliani. we have a big show. put down the clicker, rail. >> gretchen: imagine seeing a man carrying a grenade launcher in the middle of a street. 39 year old michaelatureley dress said up a 16 year old nefew because he wanted to test police response time. cops arrested the phoenix man two months after it was posted on youtube. >> steve: a major defense contractor slashing jobbings. there are looming defense cuts to be blamed for the lay offs. it will slash 500 million in the defense unless congress steps in. it s all about the sequester. >> brian: incredible. he's no master of disguy. an illegal immigrant was trying to hide in a seat to cross the border from morroro to spain. police touched the seat and felt a human. he was ticklish. a

e her dec caller: it is important to citizens. the senior citizens will not have anywhere to go.hese choices. i had to take care of it. i know how all-important it is. do not be fooled. it is fun to take all of us. it is going to affect you. >> new jersey on the republican and. >> obama is divided the country. newt gingrich called the president the president. because the president divisive. a really don't know how it is going to go. we're already in two wars. we have seen this before. we do not want to go back to the same policies. host: the president making a stop in ohio tomorrow. he is in line to move to louisiana. he will check out the storm damage there. this call is coming to us from ohio. patricia is on the democrat line. everybody is down on obama. it takes time to get everything together. it is going to take time for him to get the deficit right into all these things. host: do you think most voters will do that? caller: i hope so. he walked into a situation that was already destroyed. i wish they would give him time. that is all i wanted to say. host: on the republican l