my name is doug johnson. i'm a senior planner at the metropolitan transportation commission overseeing our programs in land use and social equity. i'm also very fortunate to be a member of the transatlantic cities network, which is a project of the german marshall fund you'll be hearing from ellen. it is a network of 25 cities, 12 in the u.s., 13 in europe, and oakland is one of those cities, but i, of course, wearing my regional hat, have looked to expand what i have been learning through the network and the opportunities that present themselves to the network and to expand that. and where better to bring a cycling delegation than to the city of san francisco, a city very much on the verge of, i think, turning the tide in favor of cycling where there are 40-some-odd, 43-plus projects waiting in the wings for the environmental lawsuits to come to a close. so it is very exciting to have the opportunity for the delegation to come here, and i think the timely honkly, could not be -- honestly, could not be better

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the first day doug delivered.gie white and the eagles gave the skin the first quarter to forget. second skins possessio rolling left and he cannot see the it from train coming. white separated his shoulder on the play. a nagging injury that would keep him out for the season. >> we just fell on the shoulder. the way i came down. his body weight,my body weight came down. and something had to give. unfortunately it was my shoulder and not the ground. >> enter doug williams who ends the first drive with a six-yard touchdown pass. there is more pain. null four, jeff at kinson. he gets run into by andre, a dislocated left ankle. effectively ended his year the redskins. second quark and the eagles take flight. randall cunningham with the toss from 30 yards out. it a three-point ball game. the skins lead 10-7. william had something to prove. late second quarter, 34 yards. setting up a one-yard touchdown plunch and a 17-10 halftime lead for the skins. >> i've aways that that to play with these guys would be great. just giv

. >> first, doug hill will join in nashville. >> first, doug hill will join for us a check o more boldvor!onds! more variety! more value! more of what you want... not what you don't. blue diamond almonds. (play-by-play announcer) it's up and it is... good! more than a snack. >> welcome back. time now 6:40 and time for traffic and weather ten minutes. >> doug hill is live with our good morning weather and he's sporting his redskins jersey a proud, happy fan this morning. hey doug, looking good. >> sit. and i'm telling you. much happier than i was last monday morning so things looking good here. i tell you what, fog is the big story and as we head into the big travel week. fog is the thing we'll keep our eye on. dense fog advisory is up. show you the area up under the fog advisory right now. and that's our fog horn reminding you it's tough going out there at least through mid late morning. you get this time a year and the sun angle is never really high enough to burn it off quickly enough so visibility is low. as we head through the next several hours i don't see a lot of changes coming

discuss government policies towards the rich i'm joined by doug henwood in new york he is the editor of left business observer also in new york we have andrew chef he's director of communications and marketing at euro pacific capital and author of the illustrated book how an economy grows and how it crashes and in singapore we go to jim rogers he's an author and financial commentator and another member of our cross talk team you know on the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i would seriously encourage you to do that doug can one during the last during the midterm elections of the tea party people saying that obama is building a socialist state ok but on the other side side of the political spectrum a lot of people are saying that there is a welfare state but it is for the rich it is not for it for a very small segment of the population of the united states and it's been being ads been built for over the last forty years and they continue to benefit very much from the state how do you react to that. well there is some

doug, let's shift gears a little bit. as we know, the internet has many positive and negative ways that it can be used. talk to us a little bit about how the internet has contributed to both a positive and a negative perspective on addiction treatment. well, one obvious way that the internet has contributed in a positive way is it gives us a place to go to get more information. so if through the psas that are being put out or through programming that's got a positive message around recovery and recovery from addiction, you can then go someplace and you can actually get useful information, actionable information, you can engage, you can interact with a community of people who have similar concerns, similar problems, you can actually be part of a community in a way that you never could before. so that's a huge obvious benefit. the downside is that any opinion on the subject is fair game. any opinion, whether it be pro-substance use, techniques for substance abuse, anything you can think of that could reinforce, not only the

effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i would seriously encourage you to do that doug can one during the last during the midterm elections of the tea party people saying that obama is building a socialist state ok but on the other side side of the political spectrum a lot of people are saying that there is a welfare state but it is for the rich it is not for it for a very small segment of the population of the united states and it's been being a it's been built for over the last forty years and they continue to benefit very much from the state how do you react to that. well there is some truth to it certainly a caricature of obama some sort of foreign born colonial socialist it's ludicrous but he certainly has participated very aggressively and the policy trend of the last couple of decades which is to let the rich do ever whatever they want to particularly wall street do whatever it wants to and they want to hit a wall to bail it out we've seen successive bailouts and you know the state bailout mantra have gotten very skilled of the routine i think this one was much b

doug what do you think what's the future of the middle class is not very good unless you. actually start investing and get the money out of the hands of financiers and into actual productive investment ok and ask where goes to andrew what's the future of the middle class who's going to decide where that productive money goes to if the government decides what the industries need to find they're not going to work because the government has no sense of what what is productive and what isn't productive you've got to leave those decisions the hand of the of of of it's working pretty well in china kids who are doing very well in the top private sector there and they're communist in name only they're communist in their political class but but there are economists run by entrepreneurs and business people ok on the you know generally more community in america ok well let me will do a program on that in the future what's more capitalistic china or the united states many thanks to my guest today on york and in singapore and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you ne

there just isn't enough demand out there. >> woodruff: but doug holtz-eakin a loft people are lookingat wall street and they see the numbers climbing, booming for the last several days. today an exception. and they're wondering why isn't that translating on main street. >> well, there is often a disconnect between wall street and main street. and you know one of the great american economists of all time paul samuelsson famously quipped that the stock market had predicted nine of the past nine rescission-- recession. i think the household secretary kerr not spend its way out of the hole they are stretched by debt, diminished house values and their portfolios have been hurt. governments at all levels are bleeding red ink and can't spend in a way that drives this recovery. the business sector is financially set to do it. they have a trillion dollars of cash on their books and they are the one sector toward which our attention should be focused because they can produce that demand that paul was talking about. they can be the source of increased demand that provides the feedback that is--

and doug, our nbc meteorologist, will unveil the winter forecast. speaking of doug? have to wait until 11:00 for that but we can hearore about the weather forecast now. >> some people will be very happy about this winer forecast. other people will be very upentity this winter forecast. >> isn't that always the cae? >> when it come to weather, yes, you get a half and half. you say it is sunny outside. some are like no, i dot like today. >> hopefully you like what we saw this afternoon. we saw a lot of sunshine today. beautiful weather. high temperature, around 61 degrees. if you like more wintry weather, that's on the way, too, as far as cooler temperatures. much cooler, as a matter of fact. once again, above average. this is the3th of 14 days have been above average over the past two weeks. amazing, the stretch we've been on. the ne four days, well above average with a high of 67. a slight chance of a shower but that's it. 50 degrees on wednesday. a very cool day below average on wednday. about average on thanksgiving. i think we'll see some shower activity. most of

ç >> woodruff: dougç holtz-eakin, not progress. >> certainly a glass that is neither half full nori mean we saw top line job growth, that's good. we saw wages grow, that's good. we saw hours grow, that's good. but as paul pointed out, in the household survey we saw a quarter of a million people give up and quit looking for work, drop out of the labor force. we saw 330,000 jobs lost. and if you looked inside the places where employers reported adding payroll, it was largely concentrated in health and education. this isn't the kind of broad based job growth you need to declare victory. >> when you look inside the numbers, paul krugman, do you see the same thing. >> just the general point. we are very deep in the hole. we've lost more than $7 million since the previous peak. it takes alot of job growth to make up for that. if you look at the great boom during the clinton years we are adding 230,000 jobs a month for eight years runing are. and so one report of 150,000 jobs is nothing to celebrate. this is not a turning point. >> doug holtz-eakin, i read one economist today who said aft

doug e.the soultrain awards. >> guess where he's going to be today? >> in "the situation room." >> that is correct! doug e. fresh will be in "the situation room" with me, the so soul train will come to "the situation room" on this day. i want everyone to start getting excited and to think of the possibilities. >> because when we think "soul train," we think -- >> wolf blitzer, right. >> wolf blitzer. >> obviously, and doug e. fresh. >> and doug e. fresh. we'll all be watching, i can promise you that, wolf. thank you. how do i go on from there? >>> another cnn equals politics update in 30 minutes. you can also get the political news online. go to cnnpolitics.com or go to twitter@politicalticker. >>> final check here of the billboard as it is all closing down for the day. the dow up 24 points, just about, 11,202. not too bad. pretty big day yesterday. gm finally going public. quick reminder, you can always get the latest numbers at cnnmoney.com. >>> passengers are revolting now at the airports.

chief meteorologist doug kammerer joins us from the weather center with a look at nditions right now. >> the good news, doreen, here we are, we're talking about mid november. we have a rainstorm out there. we're not talking about cold rain, that'she great news. temperature out there right now, 61 degrees. temperatures have been rising over the past couple hours, as our winds are beginning to shift more out of the south. they may rise a little more in some areas before they start to fall later this evening. the southeast wind at 10 miles an hour. those winds will only increase. 58 in sterling, 56 in hagerstown. 55 in baltimore and frederick. live digital doppler radar showing where the rain is, around the beltway and down toward charles county and southern anne arundel county. the rain will continue to make its way up to the north and east. still some shower activity in behind that tonight. the big area of low pressure into portions of the ohio river valley. will sweep to the north and in behind it, we're going to s big changes in the next 24 hours, it's going to come i the form of win

right, doug? i think one of the key themes that we've been all touching on in this discussion is the notion of authenticity. i think one of the things that ron pointed out is that portrayals of recovery in the media are not necessarily as authentic as they can be and that when portrayals are authentic and they're engaging, they bring people in and the make them want to learn more and be part of the solution and not simply watching the train wreck and getting satisfaction out of that. i think we need to figure out how to frame messages about recovery and integrate authentic depictions of recovery into programming. and recovery month really tries to do that. i think recovery month not only through this show, we feature voices for recovery through this show and it really, it's fascinating because people don't just sugar-coat it. they say, you know, this is a trajectory of what i went through and this is where i am right now, correct, ron? i know that we've shot you and... definitely; it has to be rea

hi, doug. >> i'll tell you what. holiday travel next week will be very difficult, i think, for part of the week next week. let's get tough today first. a pretty nice sunset. plenty of blue skies. some high clouds streaming in film. we will continue to see thos current temperatures. 50 deges under partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. winds out of the northwest at three miles an hour. already down to afraid in frederick. 43 in sterling and 45 in manassas. that tells you it will be one cold night tonight in some areas. we're going to see very chilly temperatures with temperature near freezing. maybe en in t upper 20s in some isolated locations. that cool air continuing to stay in the forecast over the next, sa 24 hours. i do we'll see a little bette day tomorrow. it will be chilly though. this is for the d.c. area. down to about 43 degrees by 11:00. 39 by 5:00 a.m. 38 with men of sunshine by 7:00. highs tomorrow into the upper 50s. wait until you see the extended forecast, guys. this is one you do not want to miss. >> a

our chief meteorologist doug hill's good morning weather.s us live from his home in calvert county, maryland. good to see you this morning. >> i'll happy to be here. we will see what goes on as we get through the course of each week a little update from southern maryland kind of casual style weather and in talking to adam i know we have fog issues and seems like down here in southern maryland is are most of the fog is. we probably have five to six hundred feet of visibility. that is it. other areas doing well like reagan national. we will look at the graphics. toward fredericksburg 10 miles, same in winchester. a little less as you get to baltimore and out toward washington dulles but clearly the fog will lift out through the morning. no advisories that i'm aware of the chilly. 45 in gaithersburg, washington dulles at 43. 48 in baltimore. 51 in annapolis. we will have a bunch of things happening today. the fog will break, we may see sunshine. temperatures will be around 60. but by later in the afternoon the clouds roll in and that is ahead o

toyou're going to go right chief meteorologist doug hill for the morning weather.aid last night when you went to bed, the score was worse than the temperatures outside. that is not good. >> it was 35-14. i thought maybe a second-half comeback. i got up and saw you guys this morning. >> you wanted to go back to sleep. >> if you have not ventured outside, adam has been telling you what to expect. it is not a pretty picture. let's go to live super doppler. the rain has been moving in all night long. there are some elements of heavier rain on the one tentacled upper -- 110 to pull apart. it is moving southeast to northwest. we're starting to pick up on the rain pages. 3/10 of annandale -- of an inch in annandale. the story today is plain and simple -- off and on of rain. up to an inch by the time it tapers off tomorrow. 54 to 58 degrees. we have eight days in a row of sunshine. now we have one day of rain and we will get through this. that is it. we looked at here in a few minutes and see what i can come up with it. >> good to see you. >>> it is time for lisa baden wit

. >> doug hill is live and calvert county, what a wild night. >> it sure was. in southern maryland, we missed the action that adam caskey described. apparently, there's a chance of a tornado in baltimore. the eggs will calm down in the sky. let's give you a look. there it was a lot in the skies yesterday but it is still raining. the big story will be vote winds around the area. take a look at the wind advisory map. this will take affect at 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. temperatures at the moment are still fairly mild. our numbers are 55 degrees reported in baltimore and 58 degrees in reagan national airport. these are equal to the normal highs and we will get above- average today, around 65 degrees with gusty winds possibly gusting 30-50 miles per hour. another cold front will come through tomorrow and the weekend is looking good. i will be back to talk more about the high winds that are coming our way. >>> thank you. >>> lisa baden has plenty to talk about. some tough road conditions out there -- >>> that's true, 270 southbound has a mass of crash after montrose r

doug kammerer is in the weather center with more on this. doug? >> last night we were looking at winds of 50 to 60 miles an hour. today the winds were 30 to 40 miles an hour. now we're really calming down out there and those tempetures are going down as well. outside right now, a pretty nice shot. if you walk outside, though, you'll needhe jacket. current temperature is 49 degrees. eight miles an hour around the hour. but look at manassas, already down to 36 degrees. in sterling and down towar quintin, current temperature 43. expect a cool night tonight, and anotr storm is about to make its way to the area. it will affect us tomorrow. i'll show you how it will affect us coming up in the full forecast. >>> stillahead, a bridesmaid in a wedding watches as her father is shot outside the reception. >> no, no, he was shot. call 911. >> now six years later, she's talking for the first time that the family holds out hope that the killer will be caught. >>> on capitol hill today, they talk about security pdowns. >>> a little girl is pulled from a 100-feet

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doug kammerer joins us with the official nbc for winter weather forecast. can't possibly be as bad as it was last year. >> it really can't possibly be. we've never seen anything like that and we may never see anything like that again in r lifetime. but a winter like last winter may never happen again. one thing is for sure, though, this year. we will see less snowfall than we did last year, but just how much will we see? we pored over years of data to come up with our forecast, and here it is. snowmageddon, snowpocalye. those were the words describing washington's amount of snow. dulles saw more than six feet. lastear saw storm after storm. december and february re extremely stormy with temperatures that were about below average. so how did you feel about last winter? >> i was not cra about it. >> horrible. horrible. absolutely horrible. >> i shoveled more than i ever want to shovel again in my life. >> t weather patterns that shaped that historic winter were brought to us courtesy of a strong el nino. el nino is a sudden change in the wind dection and wate

we will also see temperatures taking a dive. >> doug, what will we see?t will not get cold tonight. temperatures will stay above average. interesting changes in the next few days. let's take a look at weatherbug. in arlington, 59 degrees with a high of 62. the average height is only 55. 59 degrees in bethesda. 62 was the high in howard county. here is the forecast as we head into the overnight hours. partly cloudy skies, maybe somebody here and there. we cannot expect a repeat performance of the dense fog in the morning. about 40's and low 50's for tonight, a very mild night. some clouds at times, but most of it will stay to the west until the afternoon or evening tomorrow. a cold front will come through giving is a chance for some showers. wednesday looks to be a great day, breezy and chile with quite a bit of sunshine. for the next seven days, sunshine on wednesday, and morning shower and nine times stars on thursday, but most of the day should be fine. a lingering sharp friday morning before clearing up over the weekend. here is the travel map of. show

>> she does. >>> i wouldn't wants to follow her, but somebody has to, doug. how's the ather looking out there. >> as long as you say i love betty white, you can flow her any time. >> the weather's looking pretty good. temperatures into the upper 50s to around 61 degrees in the d.c. area. 54 toward frederick and laplata coming in at 60 degrees. >>> germantown maryland right now, you're at 56 degrees. some wind earlier, no wind gusts right now. that's the good news. overnight tonight, down to about 43 inside the beltway. 45 in winchester, going up to a high tomorrow back to 60 to 61 degrees. we're looking at some great weather over the next couple days. i'll show you the four day forecast coming up. >>> how much you could be forced to pay for a pack of cigarettes. >>> coming up, he's called the swine flu bandit. what's he up to the days? >>> kanye west taking over the airws at 30,000 feet. with capital one bank's w checking with rewards, me and the lads earn rewards just for everyday banking. like writing checks. i found your problem. thank you. getting cash fr

doug hill has the latest. >> we have areas of rain in the evening hours. it is pretty widespread. here is a look at the storms can. there are areas of rain moving from southwest to northeast and will continue to do so. they will eventually come to an end. we do expect the clouds to hang tough overnight as clouds hang steady. the areas of shaded in lane tab -- shaded in tan are wind advisories. were on the weather coming up. >>> more information in prince george's county corruption scandal. were there links between the arrest of police officers and jack johnson? prosecutors say they recorded phone conversations between the owner of the tick tock the first door and they discuss paying bribes to county officials. >> i live in the county and work here. i know mr. johnson. this is a sad day for all of us. >> said jack johnson and his wife face federal charges. they were arrested on monday along with nine others including three police officers. there are charged with running a smuggling ring including untaxed alcohol and cigarettes. >> the fate of the man accused of killing chandra levy

news4, bethesda. >> interesting. >> doug has a final check. >> does green week mean at?e a green tie. >> if you like the wind, the good news is the wind will die down. the temperatures will cool down. we'll see a lot of sunshe come friday and saturday. it saturday will be a great day. a high on saturday around 60. tomorrow, 57 under mostly cloudy skies. maybe a sprinkle. the strong storm and winds will be out of here. >> i'm the odd man out. motor trend magazine has named the 2011 carf the year. it is the chevrolet volt. the volt is a battery powered car. if you're anything like i was a few months back, you might not expect much from an eleric car. after some threatening from ndy rieger, i took a test drive. >> this is cool. you know what? i am truly literally surprised. and iean that. >> vance took it around a driving course putting it through the paces. >> i love this car. i'm not kidding. i expected -- why did you get me into this -- >> one, two, three, fou my pblem is it is

i want to zero in on doug here, the idea this will not create jobs. this is what ben bernanke used so sell the idea to people or if this is about employment. do you think the jobs are going to come? >> look, this is at best going to drive down medium to long-term interest rates 30 to 40 basis points when they are at historic lows. we've got low interest rates. that's not our problem. our problems are deeper and involve the need for policies, cessation to heavy regulatory hand, rollback on health care reform. not raising taxes. all of those things are controlled by people other than the federal reserve. they are well intentioned. but all they are going to do is create inflation. they are not going to change unemployment. that's going the wrong direction from the mandate. >> richard is groaning over there. >> first, i mean, the moment you heard doug say rollback health care plans, you know there's a political position or quasi political position. >> no, no. >> i disagree with that. this is bad law. >> it's a quasi political position you're taking in tha

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let's go to doug hill for his good morning weather. doug, what are we looking at?> a day without fog, and that is good news. let's get started -- a camera a couple of miles from the right now on chesapeake beach, looking at all. the sunrise this morning at 6:59, a few minutes away. already 56 degrees. other temperatures range through the 40's and 50's already. 43 degrees in frederick, 52 in downtown washington, 55 in annapolis. the cold front is on the way, but the front is showing the tendency to break up through our parallel, our latitude. the heavy rain will stay south of richmond. our future cast computer model shows them breaking apart across the area later this afternoon. this evening, clearing skies, a brief touch of cooler weather, so we will be in fine shape. our forecast -- it looks pretty good through today was clearing skies later tonight. a sunny day tomorrow, only 50 degrees. a great travel day. not so great across areas of the tennessee valley. temperatures across the rockies, very chilly with a few showers. seattle -- just reporting on the snowstorm