>> this intersection where doherty was cited has already been faulted.eans the yellow light doesn't last long enough to get through the red. it also criticized the high cost of the ticket, and noticed that in five years only one accident has happened on this right turn. napa police insist surveillance makes better drivers. but like dozens of other california cities its keeping an eye on a pending state law that would tightening rules for camera systems and make it easier to challenge tickets. right now only about one in 100 drivers cited even try to fight. doherty wants her victory to give others the green light. >> they should fight it. they should fight it all the way. i want to show my children that what i believe is right and i'm going to fight for it. >>> all right, get the umbrellas ready. live storm tracker 2 has rain showing up just north of the area. it'll be here tomorrow. tomorrow morning mid-morning, light scattered showers but it's going to get here. weather system just sits offshore. here's number one, here's number two and there's more beh

>> this intersection where doherty was cited has already been faulted.ch means the yellow light doesn't last long enough to get through the red. it also criticized the high cost of the ticket, and noticed that in five years only one accident has happened on this right turn. napa police insist surveillance makes better drivers. but like dozens of other california cities its keeping an eye on a pending state law that would tightening rules for camera systems and make it easier to challenge tickets. right now only about one in 100 drivers cited even try to fight. doherty wants her victory to give others the green light. >> they should fight it. they should fight it all the way. i want to show my children that what i believe is right and i'm going to fight for it. >>> all right, get the umbrellas ready. live storm tracker 2 has rain showing up just north of the area. it'll be here tomorrow. tomorrow morning mid-morning, light scattered showers but it's going to get here. weather system just sits offshore. here's number one, here's number two and there's more

host: carroll doherty?st: that may be true, but there are also big issues that divide the public. significant issues facing the country like how to deal with the deficit, the appropriate role of government, this is what we will be talking about over the next year. host: over the next 40 minutes or so we will be talking about the political divide. if you want to get involved according to research center criteria, go to the web site and you will find this quiz to identify your political topology. select one response from the prepared statements. if neither statement is right, choose the response that comes closest to your view. take the quiz, see how it turns out, it might change how you identify yourself, politically. republicanacuse, wha line. caller: one thing i have noticed about politicians, it is not the tea party, it is the establishment politicians who have been there for years and have rejected any form of change. the people that have already been established. without solving that problem, we will no

. >>> and, a preview of this year's maker fair, with tech pioneer and make magazine founder, dale doherty. >>> our reporters from "u.s.a. today," john schwartz, and joseph mend, of london's "financial times," this week on "press here." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew, in an age of is that correcty tech blogs and rumors of the moment, my first guest is a reminder that solid journalism is a lot of work. author steven levy spent two years inside google, conducting hundreds of interviews for his latest book "in the plex: how google thinks, works and shapes our lives." levy has also written about apple twice, once about the mac, once about the ipod. seven books overall. his first book is perhaps his most famous. while steven levy did not invent the word "hacker" he, more than any other person, is responsible for the word's meaning. steven levy is senior writer at "wired" magazine, joined by john schwartz of "u.s.a. today," and joseph mend of the "financial times." who i should point out, both of you also wrote books about hacking in your case it was "zero day threat." and john, yo

previous round on penalties the medals have no injury concerns for the game well says scuds offender doherty shen it both will miss out. premier league match was postponed this week due to the cup final but said the rest of the teams continued the regular season sparred salk moscow have gone third in the league assets trashing us cross are at the capital's luzhniki stadium striker already open for the muscovites twenty eight minutes in rising above everyone in the box after a cross and his header hit the bar but the brazilian was percy's already down firing home an empty netter passports out double the lead early in the second half out of jones you've put them suniel ahead the same and zubaan made it had braced twelve minutes later with a neat shot into the left corner and also scored his second on the night sealing sports hochstein sweep before the win propelling them into third place in the table . meanwhile. missed their chance to go trough after a three one. in the story called open for the hosts with a powerful header after thirty six minutes this joy was short lived however so within m

criticism of the two party system and any case i want to thank you for your insight that was brian dohertysenior editor at reason magazine now from avid military noninterventionist ron paul two arguably the globe's largest interventionist nato the secretary general of that western military alliance meets with the u.s. president barack obama in washington today and he's also going on a bit of a speaking tour in the u.s. this week and one big stand out the north atlantic treaty organization has continued plowing forward with missions in the decades after the cold war while continuing to try and find and explain to the world a raise and pray but as the allies continue to enter into wars are they still trying to find one. several decades and wars and later it's still the question that's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance any people likely to they wonder if to the other the key. lo and behold radius it is busier than ever. set up to counter a perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization has plowed ahead without an enemy after the

so i thank you for your insight that was brian doherty senior editor at reason magazine now for avid military non interventionist ron paul two arguably the globe's largest interventionist nato nato secretary general met with the united states presidents today they met and discussed libya and according to a white house statement agreed that nato will maintain its operations to quote protect civilians in libya this as the organization continues to describe to the world its raise in death or at but as allies tried to head in libya and afghanistan and other missions are they still trying to find one. several decades and wars and later it's still the question it's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance any people i think today wonder if at the end of the. nato low and behold it is busier than ever. to counter perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization has plowed ahead without an enemy after the end of the cold war. so the fact that the alliance lost its reason to exist instead what happened in fact and in violation of even th

joining us is dale doherty with the maker fair. i've been scratching my head all night. i keep seeing these crazy and unusual things whizzing on by me here. this is not your average fair. >> no, it's actually an alternate universe created by makers. this is something that exists in our community. it's in people's garages and basements and backyards and they bring it here to maker fair. we see something very different. we've kind of reinvented the fair. we brought in the rockets and robots. it's the way people use this technology. they're creating fun things to interact with other people. >> reporter: there's tons of pavilions for adults, for children. there's things to do, things to get your hands on. there's robots, there's design, there's artwork, something for everyone out here this weekend. >> absolutely. and what's really exciting is it's all together. it's science and engineering and arts and crafts. and they all kind of fit into the fabric of maker fair. >> reporter: it's really fascinating. i tell you, it's something you have to come out here and experience for y

"woman of >> tomorrow, carol doherty details a new report by the pure research center which finds manyamericans across the political spectrum have become more divided in their political views. former deputy national security adviser for counter-terrorism discusses al qaeda, preventing future attacks on the u.s., and what the obama administration future response to pakistan should be. we story looks at the 2008 financial crisis and the lack of prosecution of high profile participants. "washington journal," live at

host: carroll doherty? guest: that may be true, but there are also big issues that divide the public. significant issues facing the country like how to deal with the deficit, the appropriate role of government, this is what we will be talking about over the next year. host: over the next 40 minutes or so we will be talking about the political divide. if you want to get involved according to research center criteria, go to the web site and you will find this quiz to identify your political topology. select one response from the prepared statements. if neither statement is right, choose the response that comes closest to your view. take the quiz, see how it turns out, it might change how you identify yourself, politically. republicanacuse, wha line. caller: one thing i have noticed about politicians, it is not the tea party, it is the establishment politicians who have been there for years and have rejected any form of change. the people that have already been established. without solving that problem, we wil