and when you look at growth and transformation of the embark, the same with doyle. it will be a cherished part of the city and a worthy addition to what is there. >> it will be a safe and beautiful entrance to a spectacular beautiful city. it will be the entry to golden gate that san francisco deserves. >> so good morning and welcome mr. mayor, mr. council general. everybody. it's great to see such a great crowd here for what for us is an extremely important event. my name is ed reiskin. i'm the transportation director here in san francisco and very pleased to welcome you all here this morning for what we expect will be a very lively and this morning for what we expect will be a very lively and

and when you look at growth and transformation of the embark, the same with doyle. it will be a cherished part of the city and a worthy addition to what is there. >> it will be a safe and beautiful entrance to a spectacular beautiful city. it will be the entry to golden gate that san francisco deserves.

this is a shot of the website of doyle drive. if you get a chance to go on that website, you will hear the person whose picture is up there talking about how he got a contract with caltrans on that job. that successful landing of the contract is another example of the work that goes on, of the work that paul and the rest of the groove does, george crosby on our team, does to ensure that we are making the connection between small businesses and the larger firms. i talked about julie. we put up that slide. that is actually the federal d.o.t. site that cal-con is featured on. julie is the c.e.o. of that company. we wanted to show the work. we wanted to mention the training that we did. this training was the work of a couple of our cowboys -- council members from our small business council. they did this on a voluntary basis. we had a local member and a member from the l.a. area came together and put that training began. as was mentioned, we had 21 people that went through that training. it is interesting because less than a year lat

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jessica doyle is there live with the latest on the investigation ing. jess?> good morning to you, mike. that's right. the community here very badly shaken by the murder of franklin amobi, 24 years old. his mother tells us he was on his way to work. he was waiting at the bus stop here on stewart lane when shots rang out, possibly coming from across the street where investigators spent a lot of their time in the parking lot. the community here, i've spoken with neighbors, they can't believe this would happen. this is a quiet residential community and short while ago, i was able to talk to franklin's friends, neil, who says this is such a loss. >> frank, he was a good guy, man. you know, real outgoing person. likes to hang out with him a little bit. you know, just a down to earth person. i'm very hurt that i have to hear about it through facebook. i was in new york, that you know, somebody killed him. for no reason. >> reporter: now, franklin was part of the local rap community here in washington. he went by the name frank diggy and if you turn to social network

well, you know, you look at this incredible collection of work with conan doyle's. lots of meat in there for watson and holmes to think sync their teeth into. >> rose: how is noomi? >> she had a challenge, bless her. not only was she walking into a kind of very old boy's experience, she was walking into an old boy's experience who had done it before. >> rose: and done it well and succesully. >> and she had also just learned english. d she came and s's a fantastic... >> rose: just learned english. >> yeah, she'd been speaking it for like 18 months. she's got a great spirit, noomi, she was very feisty. she was constantly reminding us that, you know, her character rightly had to be really real and she became a really important part of the trip tick and a real emotional core to the adventure and she's fearless. she's ry bold and very physical, too, which is important because it was a physical experience. the job was physical. >> rose: is this the first thing she's done since... >> i think it was the first after "the girl with the dragon tattoo" trio. >> ros the swedish.

and this area is not splintered off. >> and we can see how dramatic a change it will be when doyle drive is suppressd and you have a cover that connects the cemetery to this project. it's historic on the statewide and national basis, but you could rush the project or put thought and time to create something of lasting public benefit. >> we really want this, for everyone to feel like it's a win situation. whether you are a neighbor that lives nearby or a commuter or user of the park. that everyone will experience a much better situation than they currently have. >> the human interest to me is how people could work out so many challenging differences to come to a design that we believe will give us a jewel. landmark of a place. >> i am sure it will have refining effect like embark did. and there were people about that

that could make for many happy returns for the stores. >> happy holidays. >> reporter: jessica doyle, 9news now. >>> the malls are expected to be full today. shopper track predicts the crowds will be 60% larger than last year. >>> the widow of a virginia tech police officer who was killed on campus says that she is amazed by the outpouring of support that she's received since the murder of her husband. officer deriek crouse was shot and killed during a traffic stop on december 8th. police do not know why ross ashley killed officer crouse and then committed suicide. in the days that followed, his widow, tina crouse, has received gifts, letters and more than $150,000 from a charity that was set up by two virginia tech students. she tells "the roanoke times" "in all of the ugliness that has happened, i have never felt more beauty in my life." she plans to return to cosmetology school next month. >>> let's take a look ahead at campaign 2012 and the race for the republican presidential nomination. the iowa caucuses are a week away. the new hampshire primary is the week after that. and form

our jessica doyle explains that waste can be a matter of opinion. >> reporter: this ihop in columbia heights has found itself on a congressional hit list. it has been called out on republican senator tom coburn's 2011 waste book. a list of 100 projects around the country that some see as a waste of taxpayer dollars. >> unfortunately, the federal government has subsidized directly or indirectly, not only flapjacks but grass-fed cow butter, beef jerky and mushroom pea zas. after a menu like that, it is taxpayers who are reaching for the antacid. >> reporter: 766 thousand dollars in government revitalization money helped build the 1-year-old restaurant in the area once slated by crime and vacant lots. >>> now, it stands in a diverse neighborhood that still offers subsidized housing along with luxury apartments. a one bedroom across the street from ihop can cost as much as $2700 a month. some people have taken to calling this pancakes for yuppies. your reaction? >> i don't know about that. there are all kinds of people that eat there. >> reporter: the opening of the minority-owned ihop c

and is that why he-- conan doyle-- gave the girls a camera? yes, that's right.d gardner, who was in a theosophical society, about the photographs-- about the first two photographs-- and then sir arthur conan doyle gave one camera to elsie and one camera to frances. and sent them off to do it again, in effect. yes, with lots of plates. actually, we thought that was missing until about 10 years ago. we thought it'd been thrown out, or my grandmother had thrown it out. and i was going through the safe about 10 years ago and i found an old brown envelope, and i looked inside the envelope and i saw that, and i brought the camera to my mom and asked was that granny's camera? so-- so, its survival is pure chance. it is, really, yeah. it was obviously meant to be. and did the photographs reappear at the same time? it was just the last couple of years we discovered them. in fact, two we only discovered two days ago, before the antiques roadshow. really? yes, 'cause we were looking for stuff-- 'cause, i mean, these are the most important pieces, because these have come di

our jessica doyle has been covering this story all morning. she joins us now live from silver spring. jessica. >> reporter: hi, there, jc. apparently a fun night on the town for three young women turned deadly. now family members and friends are in mourning. a horrible accident early this morning killed two young women and seriously injured a third in silver spring. >> at approximately 3:09 this morning, officers from the third district were dispatched to the 600-block of university boulevard in silver spring for a personal injury collision. upon arrival, they found the vehicle that had left the roadway and ended up in a resident's yard. >> reporter: the driver, 22-year-old jenice richards and 19-year-old tamara johnson died at the scene. passenger 18-year-old desaleen jones was sent to washington hospital center for treatment. >> investigators are marking the roadway, seeing the path of travel and trying to determine more about how and why the vehicle left the roadway. >> reporter: the nissan came down university boulevard and evidence on the

jessica doyle, 9 news now. >> it's worth mentioning if you've had too much to drink while you're out and the end of the year, please do not get behind a wheel. just call 1-800-200-taxi to get a ride home. the regional alcohol program service runs between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. every night through january 1st. it covers the cost of the cab ride up to $30. >>> we're back in a moment with a preview of what's coming up on tonight's sports plus. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> a look at sports. one more week in a very disappointing season for the redskins. >> one more week. they talked about wanting to go out of the season with a bang. they looked good against the giants but then came back this week against the vikings and it was a two-win team. we've seen it time and time again this season, because they lost to philly and carolina, miami. it's a struggle they seem to have. unfortunately, it just, you know, it's just not going the way that they wanted it to. they could win out the season. unfortunately, their home finale was not what the redskins hoped for. hostings the two-win v

it is time for the first your money segment, jessica doyle is out covering the breaking news for us. we'll look at some of your money headlines now. stocks slid after renewed worries about europe's debt crisis. the euro fell to a 15-month low against the dollar. that's making american goods more expensive. the dow closed down 140 points yesterday. the nasdaq was up 35 points and the s&p 500 lost about 16. >>> well, 2011 ends with americans paying the highest annual average ever for a gallon of gasoline and with the pending international crisis, it could make the next year 2012 even worse. gary nurenberg explains iran's threat to close an international shipping route could have us all digging deeper to pay for gas. >>> 1/3 of all oil shipped by sea passes through the strait of hormuz which iran said it could close as easily as drinking a glass of water. >> it would increase oil prices and to make it more difficult for the u.s. to return to recession. >> it is a threat to new sanctions expected from washington and the european community aimed at iran's oil industry, efforts to get iran

>> jessica doyle has a preview. check it out. >> taking a look at some of the consumer searches out there, you're getting a sense of what some of the hottest gift ideas are. give us a sense of what they are. give us some ideas for our own shopping needs. >> it looks like consumer electronics will be a big gift this year, jessica. we have searches for things like ereaders, tablets, chrome books, all up by 200 to 300% from where they were last year. it seems to be extending into children. there are searches for laptops for kids and there is a product called leapfrog laptop up about 500% in searches over the past two weeks. >> do we have a sense of when the search terms go up, it is harder to find the gifts? i would think there would be some sort of correlation between those two things. >> well, it might be. in some cases, it depends on the inventory. for leapfrog laptops in particular, we're hearing some stories from retailers who are finding they're selling out of them right now. i was online yesterday and saw a lot

. >> jessica doyle is not with us this morning but she is with those late shoppers at tysons corner where the macy's store is open around the clock. good morning, jess. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. you sent me to the mall this morning. this is like shangri-la. this year, the retailers are really extending the hours again so they can try to get the last-minute shoppers in stores when we have time, when everybody else is sleeping, the people we need to buy for. a lot of the consumer advocates have been saying the discounts, they're steep if you can find them. i want to show. >> deal i found this morning. get ready for this one, andrea! this is a $1600 black and white diamond bracelet set in sterling silver. it is $1,000 off and you can apply your bonus coupon for macy's for this bracelet. now, this is just one possibility. it is a really good deal. i've been told the biggest deals right now are on coats, cashmere and things called this red box, macy's jewelry. macy's, of course, isn't the only one extending hours. we want to give you specifics about the types of extended hours

i'm jessica doyle and i'm helping you get hired. we have details about a really good job that is open right now. bridget good morning to you. first off what is the job that is available? >> right now we are hiring for a senior software engineer. >> what does that person do? >> some basic qualifications. at least five years experience and be proficient in dot net development. above all we are looking for someone who is creative and passionate and coming to pus with all these -- to us with all these ideas. >> the person kind of makes the site run. tell us about that. >> exactly. they come into work and they are writing the programs that actually use the match technology. people are matched to jobs, so you are a part of that whole process in building the site. >>> for someone at home, how can they apply to this job? >> you can actually just go job box.com and create a profile fyour skills match up, you can apply to that -- for that position. how is the job market? >> locally it is get. especially this period from january to march is wh

jessica doyle raises a glass. >> reporter: looking for a little luxury, consumers are popping the corkchampagne again. sales are popping too. >>> more and more americans are drinking wine. and more and more americans are drinking wines from quality regions and different places. >> reporter: the good news, it has gotten easier to find quality bubbly at the corner store. >> over the last ten years the food and wine community has grown. great restaurants, more wine stores and now the consumer in washington has lots more varieties. >> reporter: to be called champagne the wines have to be made with grapes from the champagne region of france. traditionally more expensive but this is a great time of year to find bargains on champagne. >> maybe the champagne might be on special this year. >> reporter: so how does a champagne expert open a bottle? >> hold the cork, twist the bottle and you'll hear a nice, quiet pop of the arrow release and go you'll have a beautiful win to pour. this celebration can be about the wine and the moment together. >> an elway to celebrate the holidays or ring in the

jessica doyle is here with another "your money" report. >> one of the hottest jobs in the country is one of the hardest to obtain. >> the unemployment rate for this job has been offering between 2% and 4%. if you can do the job, you can write your ticket. but at some schools around the country, only a small percentage of student moss enter an engineering program actually graduate with a degree. the problem is the classes are really, really hard. 22% of students choose a stem major, science, technology, engineering or math at some point in their college career but only 14% finish school with the degree. but putting in the time and the hard work really has its advantages. "time" magazine says eight of the ten undergraduate degrees that pay out the most are engineering degrees. eight out of ten. the other two were math and computer science and pharmaceutical science and administration. >>> well, we told you about all of the people who signed up with the credit union after the new debit card fees were revealed. there is an oops with some of the numbers. last month, the credit union natio

jessica doyle is outside the ihop in columbia heights with more on the report.ere we go, good morning. >> good morning to you, mike. good morning, everybody. we're talking about republican senator tom coburn from oklahoma. a famous fiscal conservative out with his annual waste book. it is 100 projects he says wasted $6.5 billion of taxpayer money. now, this ihop here in columbia heights is on the list. $766,000 in taxpayer money went to local developers to revitalize this spot. this ihop opened a year ago, a 24 hour place to get pancakes, some are calling it pancakes for yuppies and some critics say blame the waste on congress. of. >> well, this is a list of shame and the ones who ought to be ashamed are not only the bureaucrats who might have misspent this money but the members of congress who are failing to oversee these programs in the first place. >> now, in terms of the controversy in this spot, some are saying this revitalization money shouldn't have gone to columbia heights. they say it has already been revitalized. we're down the street from the metro st

jessica doyle watching your money and your diet. >> boy, do i need help on this one.rabbing a meal at the airport this holiday season doesn't have to be a big belly buster. >> you have other options besides those greasy fries as you make the last dash. fries are nice but you have some other options. the airport has gotten a lot healthier. a new survey is out today that shows some new options n. a poll of 15 major airports, 83% of restaurants had at least one vegetarian item on the menu, low in fat, high in fiber and good for the heart. that's up. the committee for responsible medicine has been conducting the survey since 2001. our partners at "u.s.a. today" report that dulles came in third in the country for healthy choices. bwi tied in ninth place. reagan national came in in tenth. >>> at&t is ending its bid to acquire t-mobile for $39 billion. the justice department sued at&t in august to stop the planned merger saying it would hurt comp tig. at&t is expected to look for a stake in a smaller company instead. >>> shares of bank of america starts this morning on wall

jessica doyle, 9news now. >>> if you waited until the last minute to finish up, don't feel bad. you have a lot of company. consumer reports estimates as of last sunday 25% of us hadn't even started shopping yet. yeah some of us have some work to do. if some of the gifts you actually received missed a mark this christmas and you need to make a return, it might be easer. this year you may find longer return periods, fewer restrictions and cancelled fees on electronics that have been opened. so here's a look at some return policies. most retailers give you 90 days to bring back what you don't want. target has a 45 day return policy for electronics. wal-mart 15 to 30 days from december 26ing. but macy's has no cut off date. restocking you don't have to deal with them for apple, best buy, sears, radio shack. if you leave home without your receipt, target wal-mart and toys r us will likely be able to help you. but remember, would you that piece of paper or e-mail link, you may only get the current selling price. steve? >> reporter: we'd like to correct a mistake we made yesterday. we

people take doyle's interpretation of the characters so seriously. they are fantastic books. of you have read the books -- >> jimmy: oh, stop. you are all lying. i will round you up and we will quiz you. you are lying. look at them. they're lying. they don't have any idea who sherlock holmes is. they don't know katie holmes let alone sherlock holmes. well, it's great to see you. the movie is fantastic. it's called "sherlock holmes: a game of shadows. >>" it open opens tomorrow. robert downey jr., everybody. we'll be right back with lenny kravitz. i can't wait for you to open this. i can't wait to open it. i think you're really gonna love it. i really think i'm gonna love it to. i can not wait. i can't wait to open it. my, my hands are shaking. i'm so excited, i'm so excited... my whole body is vibrating with anticipation. open it, please! open it, you should open it, i'll open it. no, no. [ female announcer ] go-to... [ male announcer ] making spirits bright! [ female announcer ] cheers to you, mr. kangaroo. go-to... [ male announcer ] unsilent night. [ female announcer ] nev

i'm jessica doyle. i'm watching your money. we know it is the holiday season. you don't want to be thinking about your taxes right now. we get it. but you can do a couple of small things right now that could save you big money in april. consider this a financial gift to you. anny is the director of wells management at tia and she joins us now with some end-of-the- year tax advice. >> thank you for having me. it is obviously a very busy time of year. it is a great time to do some year-end tax planning. >> we'll start with taking advantage of your 2011 tax breaks. what kind of tax breaks do we want to keep in our minds this time of year? >> there are a couple of things that are expiring at the end of this year. they have to do with tuition tax breaks and teacher credit for classroom expenses. another thing that people may want to think about is they may have taken some capital gains in their portfolio earlier this year and we've had a volatile market, right there. may be some losses in their portfolio. folks can -- most people can offset up to $3,000 in earned in

this christmas, you need to tell santa you want to get hired or tell one of his elves named jessica doyle. [ laughter ] >> where is your hat? >> she doesn't funny ears. >> it is not a bad time to be hunting. >> conventional wisdom dictates over the holidays, main you take a break from the job hunt but some experts say this is exactly the right time to brush off that resume. with so maybe people out of the office, job seekers may think they hit a dead end but the job market has been heating up. heating up into the holidays, keeping this local recruiter busy. >> usually we're slowing down with the holidays. in the last couple of weeks, we've been retained to fill 30 jobs. there's more on the horizon. >> some career experts say the holiday season quo actually offer unique opportunity. >> one of the things that's great about the holidays is that you're going to be around a lot of people that you may not have seen all year around. you need to make sure you tap into them as their network and let them know you're looking for jobs. >> offer to be a fill-in while others vacation and make the most

i'm jessica doyle and i'm watching your money. this time of year, a lot of people look to donate to charity, even if it is just a little bit. but how do you know your money is going to the right place? if you don't know where to give, how do you find the right charity for you? joining me now this morning is bob otenhoff, the president and ceo of guidestar, a web site that has everything you need to know about charities. fantastic organization that you run. now, let's take us through this situation. is this a common problem, where you want to give money to a charity but that money may not necessarily go toward the activities that maybe you had in mind as a giver? >> you never know. this is the time of the year when we're flooded with phone calls and e-mails and letters in the mailbox and so it is hard to know because we're so generous. we want to do the right thing and it is probably a good idea if you just take a step and think about it before you act. ask yourself the question. what is it that really matters to you? what are your

the cost and complexity, it would be a regional scale project, something like doral drive -- doyle drive. the plan also looked at ways to improve transit access, bringing stocks together, looking for opportunities for transit- oriented development, and especially looking at the upper yard site, at the southwest corner of geneva and san jose, where we have a satellite rail facility -- real storage facility, a kiss and ride drop- off area. the plan proposed developing that as a transit village. the eir assumed, for purposes of analysis, about 200 dwelling units, 10,000 square feet of support, retail. a number of benefits would take advantage of the transit access, potentially provide affordable housing. the challenge we face is how we can get along with the upper yard, which up until a couple of years ago, was used for overnight and we can storage of vehicles. that will be needed in the short term when we replace rails and evergreen yards on the north side of the geneva. the study found from the transportation standpoint, it is feasible. the transit village would be compatible with the ove

jessica doyle has the day off.hat's not the case on capitol hill. >> today, the house is expected to vote on a bill to extend the payroll tax cuts and unemployment insurance but as susan mcginnis reports, the bill is doomed in the senate. >> speaker john boehner says he's confident the house will renew the payroll tax cut for millions of americans. >> the house is going to do its job and it is time for the senate then to do its job. >> this morning, members are expected to vote on a $180 billion measure that would continue the tax breaks. it would also end long-term jobless benefits but for a shorter period than the white house wants. both provisions expire at the end of the month. still, this latest plan faces a dead end in the senate. >> republicans proposed our plan to pay for the legislation. it is a tiny surtax on a tiny fraction of america's highest earners. >> reporter: democratic leaders want tax hikes on the wealthy to help pay for the bill but their biggest problem is the house provision that would clear

i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm jessica doyle.ike is out today. thank you for joining us this morning. monika is going to have traffic in a moment but we're going to start with howard and the weather first. >> you get the second wind on fridays don't you? >> you do. >> maybe the fourth and fifth wind of the week on fridays. not only is it friday. a good looking weekend. that's important too. a lot of things are going on the and the homes are home on -- skins are home on sunday. let's be positive except it's chilly this morning. the temperatures start 20s and 30s. it's frosty as well. as we've got some frost to be scraping off windshields out there. 35 in washington at the moment. sun not up until 7:08. by 9:00 we should be around 41. noon, 50. winds will go northwesterly this afternoon 5 to 10 as a weak front pushes through. still though we're going to make highs in the mid 50s today with a 5:00 p.m. temperature of 52 degrees and that weak front that i'm talking about? up in the great lakes this morning coming through the st. lawr

jessica doyle is live in chevy chase where she is ready to shop. good morning, jess. >> i would love to shop! i can't wait until the stores open up. mike, we're starting to see some signs of life. our first employee of the morning has showed up for opening up at 9:00 a.m. this morning. this nice young lady is here quite early. now, at bloomingdale's behind us, the store is going to open up a little early. it will be open at 8:00 a.m. from 8:00 a.m. until noon, they'll be doing the door buster specials. this is being termed megamonday. it is the third biggest shopping day of the year. because everybody is coming in and they're making those returns. and a lot of folks, about seven in ten are expected to pick up something while they're making a return or an exchange. now, we caught up with d.c. resident sandra gomez. she doesn't plan on doing a lot of returns today. she's going to do some r & r and that means shopping. >> rest a little bit. it is my last day being on vacation so i have to go to work on tuesday. i think i will probably go and check the

. >> headline time with jessica doyle. she's here. mixed yesterday, huh? >> no problem. well, since your money depends so much on their money, we'll start with a quick check on the europe even debt crisis. global stocks are up on growing optimism eu leaders will approve aggressive plans by the end of the wouldn't he can to fix things. there are reports of a second bailout fund to supplement the existing one. wall street investors continued to proceed with caution. results looking pretty mixed. dow stands at 12,150. added 52 points in trading. the s&p was up by about one and a half. >>> there is a record settlement in one of the worst coal mining disasters in decades. >>> alpha natural resources has agreed to pay $209 million in restitution and civil and criminal penalties for the role of its subsidiary, massey energy in the big branch coal mine disaster. 29 miners were killed during a blast in the mine in 2010. a final federal report on the explosion yesterday detailed 369 safety violations at this mine, including 12 that regulators say contributed to the tragedy. >>> it

. >> jessica doyle is off all week. we're still here helping to get you hired. good news for everyone who is looking for a job. more employers say they will, indeed, be hiring in the new year. the hiring for manpower says 9% of employers they surveyed will bring on new employees just in the first quarter of 2012. that's the highest rate in three years. the surae also shows which fields will be doing most of the hiring. mining is number one on the list followed by hospitality, professional and business services and retail. >>> the d.c. initiative to get more residents working is now in its second phase. mayor vincent gray launched one hire campaign in september. it encourages local businesses in the d.c. metro area to hire qualified, unemployed d.c. residents. mayor gray says the get hired campaign is showing some great promise. >> which is designed to begin to chip away at unemployment here in the district of columbia. we have had a -- an unemployment rate of about 11% overall. i think we'll get the next data, we'll see some coming down of that which is good new

jessica doyle is here. >> that's right. hey, well, we're heading into the end of the week. we're hoping for some big things when we get the jobs numbers out in a little bit later this morning. things were pretty quiet yesterday. we had a mixed showing yesterday. except for technology sector investors, not such a great day for those people. checking the numbers, dow stands at 12,107, picked up four points in trading yesterday. nasdaq though, take a look down by 25 points. definitely the loser on the day. s&p 500 was better by 2 and a half points. >> yesterday may not have been a barnburner on wall street but next year is looking pretty good for stock investors. our partners at "usa today" report that investment strategists are expecting average gains of 10.5% for stocks in 2012. you can thank recession fears that europe will work out its debt problem. >>> bank of america is paying a record fine to settle race discrimination claims against its countrywide unit. countrywide engaged in widespread discrimination against qualified african- american and hispanic bor roars were 200

. >> patrons like kevin doyle who used to come here with his grandfather started the same tradition with his daughter three years ago. is that d.c. and baltimore chant -- staple go. >> my grandfather and father are gone, now this is gone. >> once the food eatery closes this weekend,wilkins will be working at one of the other two locations in the baltimore area. she hopes her friends and a loyal customers who made the food famous in the lexington market will follow her to appear "and there and serving hot dogs with the works. i am serving up everything, it is the same sausage -- you might have to come a little further. but there is free parking. >> you have until saturday to enjoy polack johnnie's here at lexington market, but after that you have to go to the other two locations. reporting live from downtown,wbal tv 11 news. >> we were talking --nadia is new in she couldn't make a lot of friends and she brings us back some polack ausages. >> countdown to the iowa caucuses. the candidates hit the road and try to drum up some support. we will have the latest. >> the focus is on the future a