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to be the ambassador to the dominican republic. [applause] he is right here. he has been waiting for 10 months to be the ambassador to the dominican republic. right now, there are 21 judges who have been held up four months while their court has sent -- sat empty. three of them are outstanding latinos like judge albert diaz. he has been waiting for 10 months. this is a widely respected state court judge, military judge, and marine corps attorney. he was approved unanimously by the judiciary committee. just last month, the senate republican leader objected to a vote on his confirmation yet again. when he was asked why, he admitted it was simply partisan payback. partisan payback. we cannot afford the kind game- playing right now. we need serious leaders for serious times. that is the kind of leadership this moment demands. that is what we need right now. when i get out of this town and meeting with people and talking to folks, nobody is asking me which party is scoring more points. nobody is saying not to worry about us. i want you to do what is best for novemb

if you go to africa, if you want to go to the dominican republic, it is like this country has always shied away from helping a country. when he became a country, we did not help. on and on. -- when haiti became the country, we did not help. the same thing as going down in this country for a long time. tavis: how does that get from the everyday people break through? >> any of the places that is cut off from money, things come up and the people have to rely upon this. when i grew up in new orleans, everyone would have parties. they would do little things for big things but it would always be around the piano. i've heard so many bad piano players. [applause] -- [laughter] [laughter] for years i would have been a guitar player if i had not been shot in the finger. tavis: how did this happen? >> i was in jacksonville, florida. this guy was pistol whipping someone. his mother told me that if anything happens to me, i was going to be in trouble. my hand was over the barrel, i thought it was over the handle. it went off and my finger was hanging off. they said it back on -- sewed it back on.

on tuesday the north coast of the dominican republic felt its force. >> the caribbean is stormy. it took the entire side of our home, a fire would and our house. the only thing that can happen is for it to take our home. >> the sea gave a hint of these firms to fury. the island was lashed by rain and strong winds. earl is still a category four hurricane. >> it is a fairly large storm. most of the time they grow larger in area, so we are looking at a large circulation feature moving across the atlantic ocean right through saturday. >> but next in line are the turks highland. boat owners hope their knots wil hold. now people in the eastern u.s. are being warned to prepare as the hurricane heads their way. >> three people have been arrested in london with connection to the pakistani cricket saddam. people reacted with aner over the latest news -- people reacted with anger. >> cricket is not the only first time going on in the back streets. it may be illegal here, but secretly and apartments are gamblers and bookmakers. as soon as it gets dark we go to meet some of the notorious hoki

this is haiti, dominican republic, south america, central america over to the yucatan in the next coupleys. we will watch that. the seven-day forecast, got the heat. near record heat for today and tomorrow. saturday 83. should be okay for any evens going on. sunday 76 and could be a couple of showers and cooler weather monday, tuesday and wednesday. it's 4:49. good morning, angie. >> hello, everybody. yeah, creeping closer to the 5:00 hour and right now still dealing with same old problems out in silver spring. 185 southbound at viers mill road. that's where we have debris in the roadway taking away the right lane for drivers. stick with our maps and move you up to 95 and the bw parkway. looks like going southbound we have lingering construction. this should be clearing in the next 1 a minutes or so. 270 southbound, looks like roadwork is set up at montgomery village avenue. if you are heading northbound watch for it at falls. on the inner loop in virginia, let's take you there, everything is here but up on the outer loop we have roadwork near 267 the dulles toll road. to wrap it up w we

he faces 13 ethics charges, including failure to pay taxes on a villa in the dominican republic. >>> a dangerous trio of storms, tropical storm karl is expected to slam into the yucatan peninsula sometime today, packing sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. tropical storm warning has been issued for much of the popular tourist destination. >>> in the atlantic, hurricane julia, a major hurricane with sustained winds of 125 miles per hour and growing rapidly. igor is another massive and powerful storm. he's a category 4. with sustained winds of 155 miles per hour. he's expected to turn towards the northwest soon for. now, both storms remain far from the u.s. coast. >>> the mid east peace talks resume in jerusalem this morning. the secretary of state hillary clinton arrived this morning. tuesday's talks were held in egypt. there has been no resolution of construction on the west bank the palestinians say they will walk out if a curb isn't set on construction, due to expire this month. >>> sarah shourd says she is fine, released tuesday after being held in iran over a year now, the spotl

year round residents have the option to stay this has earlier today, earl passed by the dominican republicnd puerto rico but no deaths are reported. the storm is now headed to toward the turk and caicos island. earl has 135 miles per hour. >>> a north beh constitution is hanging up his apron. frank rosi senior has been serving drinks at gino and carlo in san francisco for 40 years tonight. this appears to be the wrong video. let's head oh to bill in the weather center, bill. -- let's head over to bill in the weather center, bill. >> reporter: that hurricane moving offshore, that's good news. the swell is really going to come up. the surfers love that. for us the weather is heating up. the fog has cleared from the coast right now. we have winds that are mainly west northwest. but the next few hours they're going to come right out of the northeast and that is a very warm direction. it's also the direction that gets you your pair the air day, typically and that's what we have tomorrow. your weather forecast goes like this, a little warmer today. tomorrow, warmer still. temperatures in the mid

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year round residents have the option to stay this has earlier today, earl passed by the dominican republicand puerto rico but no deaths are reported. the storm is now headed to toward the turk and caicos island. earl has 135 miles per hour. >>> a north beach constitution is hanging up his apron. frank rosi senior has been serving drinks at gino and carlo in san francisco for 40 years tonight. this appears to be the wrong video. let's head oh to bill in the weather center, bill. -- let's head over to bill in the weather center, bill. >> reporter: that hurricane moving offshore, that's good news. the swell is really going to come up. the surfers love that. for us the weather is heating up. the fog has cleared from the coast right now. we have winds that are mainly west northwest. but the next few hours they're going to come right out of the northeast and that is a very warm direction. it's also the direction that gets you your pair the air day, typically and that's what we have tomorrow. your weather forecast goes like this, a little warmer today. tomorrow, warmer still. temperatures in the

betty moveed from the dominican republic when she was 9. they met.irst date at the museum of modern art. they still call new york home. >> i knew that when i left new york i was leaving a latino neighborhood. i knew i was leaving home. i was a little saddened. yeah. a little saddened. >> reporter: the garcia's are part of a wave of latino's moving away from urban centers and settling in new leenlg ones like the south. when they arrived in charlotte, they felt like strangers. >> this is one of the challenges we faced here. people not even knowing about dmon can republic. >> like where is it? >> yeah, where is it on the map. >> reporter: they built a successful le in charlotte. bill made a career working for non-profit organizations. betty is a schoolteacher. their new life has come at a price. their teenage sons are more interested in fitting in than connecting with their latino roots. >> did you see these pictures? this is me at high school. >> oh, man. >> reporter: bill and betty do what they can to expose the boys to their latino heritage. today, t

those allocations which includes failing to pay taxes on rental income from a villa in the dominican republic>> also, in delaware, o'donnell one the primary and beating mike castle. the tea party won in new york state also where -- and in new hampshire's primary, kelly was defeated. >>> as we mentioned, keep your eye on the bottom of the screen for more. >>> and it was a certain out come for the orioles. they won downtown. jake ariata held on to the lead and aloud only four hits. and the birds pulled away in the 7th inning and they scored six runs and the orioles win, 11-3 and the blue jays play again downtown. >> i wanted to congratulation ray lewis. yesterday was the kick off of the campaign. this is going to be a brand of clothing and t-shirts and hats and jackets. if you can wear it, it's going to be on. it will be the logo. it goes to the ray lewis foundation. and ray takes this up to a different level every year. let's look at the website here. there's buffy, you have to love her, that's ray's mom. she's a strong and guiding force behind that effort. >> she's a good lady. >> a good toug

radar tracked it on the dominican republic. by thursday afternoon earl's expected it to be off the outer banks of north carolina. the officials say the evacuation might be necessary. and as far north as road island people have the urge to hunker down for some rough weather. meanwhile another possible hurricane is formal behind girl and is moving right towards the caribbean. this is not expected to get as strong as are all dead. and now we have a programming change to tell you about this friday nbc will be airing a giants game and will can and to the line dr. phil can be seen friday at 3 nwe spot them is to saturday at 7:00 p.m.. first of san francisco's new bike lanes are finished. the north point street. the plan is to have 34 mi. of pipelines in san francisco. when the project is finished you will see almost ride in a complete circle around san francisco and you'll also be able to ride the entire thing at colgate part. construction began earlier this month after a superior court lifted at indictment on and new budget projects

year, including allegations that he failed to report rental income on vacation prom in the dominican republic me that the notion allegations evidence. >> since he rejected last minute pleas from fellow democrats and resign, a highly publicized trial is expected after the midterm election. massa may have only joined congress in 2009 but by march of 2010 he was already under investigation by the house ethics committee. rumors ran that he chased some of the young male staffers. they gave him an ultimatum and soon after he announced his resignation. the the empire state is not without its share of dirty la laundry. the irs started investigating eliot spitzer with suspicious bank transfers. he was linked to a high-priced prostitution ring which he met a call girl. on march 10, 2008 the governor publicly apologized and seven days later resigned from office. >> that did not vacate albany with spitzer who was preceded by governor paterson. he had a record of alleged altercations with women and felony drug arrests as a teen. patterson suspended johnson and stating that he was realistic about, quote an

year, including allegations that he failed to report rental income on vacation prom in the dominican republicthe notion allegations evidence. >> since he rejected last minute pleas from fellow democrats and resign, a highly publicized trial is expected after the midterm election. massa may have only joined congress in 2009 but by march of 2010 he was already under investigation by the house ethics committee. rumors ran that he chased some of the young male staffers. they gave him an ultimatum and soon after he announced his resignation. the the empire state is not without its share of dirty la laundry. the irs started investigating eliot spitzer with suspicious bank transfers. he was linked to a high-priced prostitution ring which he met a call girl. on march 10, 2008 the governor publicly apologized and seven days later resigned from office. >> that did not vacate albany with spitzer who was preceded by governor paterson. he had a record of alleged altercations with women and felony drug arrests as a teen. patterson suspended johnson and stating that he was realistic about, quote an accumula

unicef as well, which we are building and developing airport training all over in haiti and dominican republict is great to be here. >> thanks so much. i know you are doing a lot of great work here in haiti and the dominican, people are very appreciative of your generosity, your time and resources. >> the main thing is that we support not only awareness of the trafficking number but the support to international aid organizations, like airline ambassadors that are strengthening families and children every day in haiti to take them. and actually, by creating jobs, health, education, we will dare for these children like we are, we can create a situation where not so many children are vulnerable, and more of them have a future. >> nancy riff vard, thanks so much. we really appreciate it. >>> talk hurricane, hurricane igor when we come back, the outer bands, already pounding bermuda and apparently getting worse. we will check in with meteorologist jacqui jeras, right after this. you hear what they're up to now? some in congress are getting squeezed by the special interests again. trying to delay ac

and we chose to go to the dominican republic to see these kids who are playing barefoot in back alleysh 2x2s instead of a bat throwing rags around, no mitt, running around with the joy of the game we love so much that isn't running down a field or a gridiron or on a rink or a court but this wonderful, great game which they get and the siren song that's going to move them off that island, i think, is the star spangled banner and the promise both real and bittersweet that they will eventually get to the major leagues and lift themselves and by extension their whole country out of the abject poverty they live in. >> your style traditionally heavy on making the most you can and the most imaginative use you could of still photographs. much of baseball, a lot of the war, second world war documentary, a lot of jazz. how did you stay true to your own vision of what a documentary film should be in an era that is entirely recorded on videotape from six different angles each shot? >> exactly and we had to edit that. there's a tyranny of choice there as of no choice in the civil war where there's

including allegations he fail to do report rental income on vacation property in the dominican republico me these allegations are evidence that's all. that's all. >> since wrangle rejected last minute pleas for fellow democrats to cut a deal and resign and a highly publicized trial is expected in the house sometime after the midterm elections. eric nasa new york representative may have only joined congress in january 2009 but my march of 2010 he was already under investigation by the house ethics committee. the married democrats there were rumored he prom significances and even groped some of the young staffers. they gave massa an ultimatum and soon after they announced his resignation. much like illinois the empire state governor is not without his share of dirty laundry. they started investigating eliot spitzer for suspicious bank transfers. one year later he was linked to a high priced prostitution ring which he patronized he went to in order to meet among others ashley dupree. he publicly apologized and 7 days later apologized. >> i thought it was the right thing to do. >> scandal d

we chose to go to the dominican republic so tee these kids playing barefoot in backalies with two bywith joy about the game that we love so much. they are not running down a field or a gridiron or in a court. this wonderful game which they get and the siren song that will move them off of that island is the star spangled banner and the promise both real and bitter sweet that they will eventually get to the major leagues and lift themselves and by extension their country out of the poverty they live in. >> your style traditionally on making the most you can and the most use you could out of still photographs. the civil war much of baseball and a lot of the second world war and a lot of jazz. how did you stay true to what your documentary film should be in an era that is recorded on videotape with six different angles? >> we have to edit that and there was a tyranny of choice just as no choice say in the civil war where there is not an old photograph of battle. huh to recreate. the dna is still that individual image's ability to convey complex information. we had great cooperation with

have the strike, steroid scandal, the wild card, rise of latin players, kids playing in the dominican republict with 2 x 2s and balls wrapped in cloth. and i said we've got to bring this up to date. as much as it sort of looks at the dirty laundry, steroid scandal, the good news is the game is never stronger, never better and we think we've given fans of the game and people as you say who aren't fans, a reason to get back to the game to continue to love it and to put the steroid scandal into perspective. >> and you delve into the relationship, whether it's the relationship between the fan and the game, the fan and the players, but also the players and their family members, whether it's bobby bonds, that relationship -- barry bonds, bobby bonds, or the relationship between a player and his vulnerabilities to alcohol, to even drugs. >> well, we live in a media culture and we're saturated 24/7, as you know better than me, with information and too often this is sort of a binary response. good or bad, black or white, red state or blue state and we forget to select for the complications, we felt bar

among the charges, that he failed to report income from a condo in the dominican republic on his taxes and this photograph of a snoozing rangele on the beach seemed for some to sum up hpolitical predicament. when he cast his ballot, he remained optimistic. >> constituents decide they want to represent them in the house of representatives and i'm hopeful and i'm very positive that i will be returning to help the president, the congress and certainly my congressional district. >> reporter: voters opinions are mixed. >> mr. rangel will probably win again. >> rangel has definitely let me down and i don't feel the trust is there anymore. >> reporter: meanwhile, various problems reported with new york state's new optical scan voting system which replaced mechanical machines which were used for decades. that's a royal screwup and it's completely unacceptable. it means some voters waited for hours and other voters may not have a chance to cast their ballots at all. >> reporter: well, whoever wins the democrat primary in harlem will face michael falkner, a christian minister and likely faces an

south of puerto rico and dominican republic, that may turn into a tropical system as well. closer to us, we can see the extent of this high pressure from southern ontario all across new england, all the way down to the carolinas. a general clear pattern on this monday. and over the next 48 hour, this high pressure that is over southern ontario will come right near us overnight tonight and bring in some of that canadian chill. it will be in place tomorrow morninwith temperatures in many locations in the 40s, then during the day tomorrow we'll begin to drift off the coast and by tomorrow evening we'll see our winds shifting to the south and west and that'll increase our warmth for wednesday. meanwhile, the front will be sliding across the great lakes with some rain there. that may make it down here wednesday night into thursday. but for the re of th monday, enjoy the sunshine, afternoon temperatures reaching near 80. winds out of the north and northwest gusting to around 20 to 25 miles an hour. ornight tonight we'll have that nearly full moon up in a clear sky, 60s through th

charges including failing to report and pay taxes on rental income from a beach villa in the dominican republic. president obama and some other democrats have urged him to step aside because of those ethics allegations. >>> tea party candidate carl paldeno won the republican primary for governor of new york. in his victory speech, paldeno wanted all republicans 40 opposed him to know they are welcome to join what he called the people's crusade. paldeno defeated former new york congressman rick lazio for the right to face democrat andrew cuomo in the november election. >>> a bill to provide more than $7 billion in health care and other aid to people sickened by the world trade center dust is getting a renewed push on capitol hill. dozens of first responders and survivors of the september 11th attacks will gather in washington today to urge lawmakers to vote for the bill. it would provide free health care and compensation to the 9- 11 workers who got sick after working at the site of the world trade center. a vote on that bill is expected next week. the bill failed to win enough votes back in jul

french and cuban descent with a core of talented and versatile dancers from cuba, puerto rico, dominican republic, colombia, and beyond. his washington ballet productions often highlight his close-knit family upbringing and the varied contributions hispanics have made to america's culturally diverse arts landscape. >> dancing in "noche latina" was a great experience for me, especially because the music that was being used was cuban music in some of the pieces. being in a company where my director, um, has part of my heritage and is so interested in my culture and is so interested in bringing that to his choreography is something th is appealing to me. >> in hispanic cultures, we'll always have that extra factor of energy and show quality, and any performances that goes on, there's always that kind of factor, and he has brought it to the next leve >> i always think art is at its best when people can recognize themselves onstage, and i think that ballet should reflect the people that are in the audience, so that means that the ballet has got to reflect what today's culture is about. and it's certai

starts to move toward the coast of mexico, packing a lot of wind and rain for haiti and the dominican republic. we're keeping an eye on it for you. dan? >> thankry. >>> this is the morning after perhaps what was the most divisive 9/11 yet. what is normally a show of public grief and memorials. we had dueling demonstrations. t.j. winick covered the protests and he has more from lower manhattan. t.j. good morning. >> reporter: dan, good morning. the politics of 9/11 anniversaries are usually about what should and should not be built here at the world trade center site. but, this year, it was all about the islamic community center and mosque, which has been a lightning bolt of controversy for months now. people from all over peacefully gathered at ground zero to commemorate the ninth anniversary of 9/11. >> donald james mcintyre. >> stephanie marie mckenna. >> reporter: nearby, the dueling rallies over the planned mosque and islamic center were anything but quiet. >> unity yes, racism no. >> reporter: in front of new york's city hall, there were many signs, but only one message. people demanding

you can find them in cuba, dominican republic. they're an endangered species.d. feel that. >> jimmy: are you sure? >> feel the skin. yeah, go ahead. feel him. [ light laughter ] now, do this. like, bob your head like this -- go like this -- do it. [ laughter ] that's a threat behavior. that's territorial display. and what they do is -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why would you make me threaten him? >> no, it's cool because then he'll blow out his dewlap. and you gotta watch out, because you know who had these as pets? slash, from guns n' roses, like -- ♪ sweet child o mine you know what i mean? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kind of. >> that guy, yeah. >> jimmy: kind of, yeah. >> well, they -- he had one as a pets. but he had someone else take care of them because their bite can actually take a finger off. how do you play a guitar with missing fingers, you know what i mean? >> jimmy: well, jerry garcia did it. >> yeah, true. [ laughter ] now, they -- yeah, it's unbelievable, but these guys are one of my favorites. >> jimmy: why do you call them "rhino iguanas?" >> because o

we had one case where they launder their money to the dominican republic. we went to the dominican republic and worked with law enforcement to see a helicopter, water park, at three hotels, three beachfront mansion sped toward purchase of medicare money. >> what happens on the civil side? we are talking about the criminal side for a long time. that is only half the story. >> it to recover the money that has been stolen from medicare fund so that the rest of us and our children and grandchildren will have this benefit available and to penalize the conduct so will not happen as much in the feature. quite often, taking these criminals money hurts them more than going to jail for a couple of years. let's you were also involved in can you explain to the audience what your role was? >> it is ongoing. it is not passed 10 of. we are still interviewing doctors and marketers. our goal is to work hand-in-hand with the criminal division in parallel proceedings to bring different tools to bear and to share as much information as the lamb -- as we can. time of well as th

the people and governments across people and governments across the world , ranging from the dominican republiccame to our assistance. the assistance was crucially important for us, particularly during the first few weeks when there was a very extreme sense of need and urgency. may i also thank haitians living abroad in new york, paris, and many other corners of the earth who joined the great movement of international c solidarity and to mostly, trying to make sure that their commitment would be long standing, set up structures so that they could help our country as it rebuilds. i would be remiss not to pay special tribute publicly to the people of haiti themselves. they are a people who have been deprived of everything and yet demonstrated the immeasurable wealth of their humanity. towns that were destroyed were not pillaged or lifted. the people demonstrated such dignity and kindness, such exemplary stamina in their exemplary stamina in their suffering, such boldness, courage, devotion, solidarity, and self-sacrifice. they loved the other. i think that is how we have to describe the acts of h

earlier today, earl passed by the dominican republic and puerto rico and caused power outages and damage. no word of any deaths so far. >>> residents who live along the coast in san mateo county, you may hear a very loud siren this morning. the county will conduct eight sirens at 10:00 this morning. there are eight sirens located along beaches. a full volume test will make sure they are working properly. >>> in sacramento county, fulsom prison is still in lockdown mode four days after a riot that injured seven inmates. the riot erupted among 200 inmates in the main exercise yard on friday. the injured im immates were shot. inmates are allowed to go to the dining hall in small groups. but work and school sessions are cancelled it's still not clear what set off the riot. >>> some people in the bay area are finding that as they recycle more, their garbage rates are going up. for example, palo alto has a long-term contract at a landfall that does not expire until 2021. but because city residents are now generating less waste, the city is spending $650,000 a year for unused space at the landf

it has sites in mexico, argentina and the dominican republic. she will discuss about disclosure of certain demographic data about diversity and impacts on operations. please welcome our next speaker. [applause] >> well, thank you. as the last speaker, i will be as quick as possible and will try to beat the cards in front of me. this is a great opportunity to be here with you. it is so important for philanthropy to work with the corporate and government sectors on the problems we are facing today. the problems are really big. the gates foundation and the ford foundation, and all of us together can't address them without the help of the other sectors. so i appreciate that. i want to say a couple of things about the florida law and then talk abouty diversity in philanthropy is so important. the florida law passed and was signed by the governor in may without a blip on the radar screen. i am based in miami, and we heard about it from outside the state and not within the state. you are absolutely right. most of philanthropy hasn't said a word. i will

congressman rangel on the front pages of the papers in new york city, sleeping on the beach in the dominican republichere, one of the allegation against him is he didn't report income from that condo, and that a lingering image from the race and despite that and the issues this morning, when the congressman showed up to vote, there are reports that some of the election workers there may have stood up, and applauded the congressman, an indication of how he is thought of, here in the district despite some of his latest ethics problems. we're live in harlem on 125th street, eric sean, martha, back to you. martha: all right, that will be one to watch, thank you very much, eric sean in the 15th congressional district. bill: hopping everywhere, a hopping day and president obama delivering the second annual back-to-school speech at a public school in philadelphia today. last year, the president faced heat after parents accused him of bringing politics into the classroom this year, a big difference, coming from a different crowd, wendell goler is live from philadelphia. good morning, wendal. >> reporter: goo