watch for activity near duke street but it looks pretty good. no delays in the camera either so you may be coming up to that. no h.o.v. restrictions because of veterans day holiday. metrorail is on a saturday schedule reduced service on met re rebus. -- metro bus. here you have leftover road work but no delay to get by. back to you. >> in the aftermath of hurricane sandy about 120,000 homes and businesses in new york and new jersey still don't have power. many lost electricity after sandy, got it back and lost it again when the nor'easter hit. residents have expressed frustration about how long it has taken. it is 4:45 and 52 degrees. >> the manager of a local taco bell is fighting for his life after he was shot right outside his job. how that is causing nearb >> the alleged east coast rapist says he doesn't know why he couldn't stop attacking women nearly two decades. he thought of women as objects he said. thomas is suspected in attacking 17 women in maryland, virginia, connecticut and rhode island. he was arrested last year and is expected to

many believe it was duke, especially since your daughter attended duke, graduated from duke. my question is, and i think what all of us want to know, is why miami? how did you come to choose it as a backdrop, and what surprised you the most about miami? >> my first purpose was to write a book on immigration. this is when i was still working on my last book, and people would say what are you going to work on next? and i'd say, well, i'm going to do something on immigration. and always the same response, oh, that's really interesting. and they -- [laughter] they'd go to sleep standing up like a horse, you know? [laughter] but i thought it was a really great subject. i wasn't interested in how people get in, but what they do once they're here because i didn't know. my first choice was the vietnamese in california who are there in huge numbers. they've now migrated from los angeles up towards san francisco, just like in miami in a way, there's -- the san jose mercury, a famous old newspaper is, there is now a viet-mercury. unfortunately, i couldn't speak vietnamese, and i couldn'

a make -- a minor crash on 395 southbound at near duke street. they have rapid that up. -- wrapped that up. keep in mind with the building fire in the southeast fourth street is closed. >> still to come on the >> this is "good morning washington" on your side. >> straight ahead now at 4:30, picking up the pieces after sandy. we'll have the latest on the recovery efforts in the hardest hit areas in the northeast. it is thursday, november 1. >> we're going to get right over to jackie. >> good morning, guys. nice start this morning. a little bit on the chilly side. our weather pattern is going to be kind of stagnant over the next couple of days. here is the weather headlines. it is going to be a lot like yesterday. a mix of shined clouds. there will be times where it appears sunnier and times where it appears cloud temperature-wise it is cool and cooler temperatures are going to

many believe it was duke, especially since your daughter attended duke, graduated from duke. my question is, and i think what all of us want to know, is why miami? how did you come to choose it as a backdrop, and what surprised you the most about miami? >> my first purpose was to write a book on immigration. this is when i was still working on my last book, and people would say what are you going to work on next? and i'd say, well, i'm going to do something on immigration. and always the same response, oh, that's really interesting. and they -- [laughter] they'd go to sleep standing up like a horse, you know? [laughter] but i thought it was a really great subject. i wasn't interested in how people get in, but what they do once they're here because i didn't know. my first choice was the vietnamese in california who are there in huge numbers. they've now migrated from los angeles up towards san francisco, just like in miami in a way, there's -- the san jose mercury, a famous old newspaper is, there is now a viet-mercury. unfortunately, i couldn't speak vietnamese, and i couldn'

they beat the dukes 61-5 #. >>> d.c. united kicked off the eastern conference final against houston. united scored first on a goal by nick deleon. but the dip mow would score three second half goals and go on to win 3-1. -- the dynamo would score three second half goals and go on to win 3-16789. >>> the battle between the eagles and cowboys, michael vick was forced to leave with a concussion. dallas would score three touchdowns in a span of two minutes and 35 seconds. the cowboys win 3-23 and this, by the way, philly's fifth straight loss. >>> the ravens hosted the raiders and this one would be an offensive explosion. joe flaco threw for 341 yards. jones added a 105-yard

of federal affairs for duke energy the largest electric utility company in the country shuler says he won't vote on anything related to his new employer while still in congress he is however trying to pass a bipartisan deficit reduction compromise whatever the deal becomes it will probably affect duke energy some duke energy is business before the government includes tax policies and corporate dividends e.p.a. air pollution rules and resulting nuclear waste issues duke energy assured news outlets that hsu schuler's role heading the federal affairs department while not violate house ethics rules which dictate that former representatives must wait a year before lobbying let's hear so let's see what she will or with his six years of building connections on capitol hill will do for duke when he shuffles through that revolving door. that's made it over now but check out our youtube channel youtube dot com slash r t america you can also follow me on twitter outlives the wall will be right back here at eight pm. a lot of american power continue. things in our. might be time revolution. and i

of federal affairs for duke energy the largest electric utility company in the country shuler says he won't vote on anything related to his new employer while still in congress he is however trying to pass a bipartisan deficit reduction compromise so whatever the deal becomes it is probably will effect duke energy some of duke energy his business before the government includes tax policies on corporate dividends e.p.a. air pollution rules and resolving nuclear waste issues duke energy assured news outlets that schuler's are all heading the federal affairs department will not violate house ethics rules which dictate that former representatives must wait at least a year before lobbying schiller's office did not answer multiple requests for comment from r t so let's see what schuler with his six years of building connections on capitol hill will do for duke when he shuffles through that revolving door that's can do for now but make sure you check out our youtube channel where we post everything there youtube dot com slash r t america you can also check out our website that address is r t

was withdrawn from the bank of england and right away max this reform act was introduced finally the duke of wellington stood up introduce this bill and it passed that's right the people's run on the bank and work historically shows that it works people say that this can't work don't go to talking about don't know history and are turncoats and tyrants working for the other side so we have crashed people working by silver stop the duke go for gold and for the last year and a half or so we've had occupy wall street there is no. other objective to it that they've said now we do strike the occupy wall street movement finally figured out the second half of the purpose for being on the surf and that is to retire debt from the folks that are imposing debt on the people to bail out the vulture capitalists that's right the people's bail up they've got the people who are retiring the debt so it's tried to detonate a campaign or the people's bailout or the rolling jubilee so it's occupy wall street striked it now know now they have a second hand full of the really no there's no stopping the occupy m

toward duke street on the right side. very light volume of traffic so far on this veterans day. and because it is veterans day no h.o.v. restrictions. american legion bridge moving nicely right now. no problems there. we will look at springfield and see a lighter than normal volume northbound northbound. h.o.v.'s open to all because of the holiday. metrorail saturday service, reduced service on metro bus and no v.r.e. or marc rail. >> it is 5:03 and the scandal continues to involve former c.i.a. doctor david patraeus. a lot of questions surrounding his sudden resignation. a family friend is also involved in the investigation that led to the revelation. we have a report from capitol hill. lawmakers demanding answers. >> new information about human of this came to light but still a lot of questions coming here from members of capitol hill who say they want to know why they didn't know more sooner. new information and questions this morning surrounding the resignation of david patraeus. patraeus was the c.i.a. director and r

and that was stop the duke go for gold and john butler of m. for capital who we recently interviewed on kaiser report he's the one who first in lightened us to this movement this was a campaign started by the middle class of britain prior to the eight hundred thirty two reform act which saw basically the house of commons reforms more representation given to the new industrial cities and less given to the what do they call them the rotten boroughs who were very few but the rich live i mean brooklyn. so however it took three goes to get this reform act in there were protests all sorts of occupations things happening but no change happens until some protesters advocated nonpayment of taxes and urged a run on the banks saying stop the duke go for gold one point five million pounds with was withdrawn from the bank of england and right away max this reform act was introduced finally the duke of wellington stood up introduce this bill and it passed that's right the people's run on the bank and work historically shows that it works people say that this

duke comes back from a double digit deficit to win this one.hat's the third win already this season over a top five team. very impressive. >>> now to college football. lsu's les miles ended speculation he would become the next head coach at arkansas. by agreeing to a seven-year contract that will keep him in baton rouge through 2019. that's leverage move there, les. "the washington post" reports that the new deal will pay miles in the range of $3.4 million a year, that is an increase. miles' extension from lsu still falls short of the five-year 27 had the $5 million deal offered by the razorbacks. his agreement with the tigers still makes him the fourth highest paid coach in college football only behind this list. nick saban, mack brown and bob stoops. miles, by the way, has a record 85 wins and 20 losses in eight seasons with lsu. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," no, they're not letting me do that, today mitt romney lunches at the white house as he and president obama sit down for the first time after the election. we'll

>> yes, because you should not be categorized as someone like david duke. you are nowhere near that. >> what you are answering my questions. >> okay. >> bill: then what should be done? >> what should be done? >> bill: yes. >> you have you say the media like it's one monolithi entity. there are certain people who will be over the top. >> bill: there are a lot of them. >> it happens on both sides. >> bill: well, hold it come on. it doesn't happen on both sides. >> sure, it does. >> bill: there are a few conservative web sites and i have never seen anything like this. >> come on, obama is a marxist, a muslim. >> bill: that's the president. you follow conservative web sites, right? >> i do. monica memo.com. colmes just said what i just presented happens on the right, too. i don't follow it, does it? >> it does not happen the way you describe on the right. look, i wrote a whole book about this called "what the bleep just happened?" what you are describing are are are s. a far left ciewx. kooks. the party of harry truman who dropped bomb on japan to stop world wa

area and it's on their side so earlier i spoke to dan ariely professor of behavioral economics at duke university and author of the book the honest truth about dishonesty i asked if we're to assume companies will opt not to do the right thing as long as they can get away with it legally. it's kind of the mixture of good news and bad way i've been tempting people to cheat and steal money from me not companies but individuals and what we find these days with in a certain range people can actually be dishonest and still think of themselves as honest people and i think the same thing goes for companies so would companies do things that are maybe officially still murky but completely outs rights lying we do with this c.e.o. come on their earnings calls and say you know what we're not even thinking about bankruptcy would cross our mind when they're actually preparing for it i don't think they would go that far but will they be able to rationalize what they're doing and basically internally said well you know we're preparing for it but we're not so sure oh you're going to do it or we're not y

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duke wins it 75-68.ing of georgetown, they will be hosting liberty tonight at the verizon center without porter. still recovering from a mild concussion. it should be an easy game for the hoyas. this just in. r.a. dickey of the mets, not a big surprise, the national league cy young award. gio gonzalez does not win that. i think dickey was just a wee bit better. >> the nets can't win all of them. >> can you make contact with somebody at duke to tell him that hair cut played out about 20 years ago? >> i will. >> tell him it's gone. do something about that. >>> a rare find. talking about retro, 45 century old ceme >>> tonight at 11:00, a medical mistake. we'll hear from a local woman who had to undergo several surgeries after doctors accidently left a piece of equipment in her foot. >>> waiting for answers, david petraeus will testify about the benghazi attack tomorrow as new details about his mistress surface. >>> plus, a little girl takes her first steps on camera, but she's upstaged by the family dog, to

dan ariely we hear you on that author and professor at duke university. all right let's wrap up with loose change of various special loose change do you notice something different here voicing one else's in the dying of popular column is steve keen you know while he's a guest of the show author of debugging economics at he's ramping up a campaign to continue debunking economics neoclassical economists with his minsky model and program and he's going to be on our show in a few weeks november nineteenth in the flesh in the studio but for a little teaser we wanted to talk to him about it a little now just so we can be a little ahead of the current with the other media we've heard is in the pipeline so dr kean thank you so much for being on the show and it's nice to see you tell it tell us what's new with minsky what you're working on now. yeah well the program is something i've thought of developing with a grant for mine it was just about. about six hundred hours of programming time has gone into it and it's now i think of working prototype to contrive what

duke, a school that worships the devil. >> the blue devil at that. >> they deserve it. i hate duke. we're back. i6 >>> in the mailbag tonight, the david petraeus scandal, as we now know the sex capades may go far beyond the general. frankly the whole thing has descended from national security fiasco to plain old soap opera. karen from alexandria writes this is the pentagon after all. who knew post 9/11 military worship would spawn a culture of general groupies. i have to wonder if there was a national security risk as a result of the distraction. this continuing drama may have made the best case for defense cuts. well, maybe. but maybe not, karen. i think however this is surely more evidence of america's schizophrenic nations about sex. we utilize hot sex with young beautiful people in our entertainment and advertising but claim to value old- fashioned virtues like month nothing gappy and -- monogamy and self-discipline. perhaps it's hard to have both. then there's this. topper keeps telling us about the terrapins and redskins weather on saturday and sunday. remind him d.c. united h

c he often put up his dukes in the movies. three he is originally from duke, iowa. how did he get his nickname the duke? cards up, please. yes, it was his dog's name. very good. you two are really up on this. >> he was born in winter set, iowa. >> bill: fascinating. >> showoff. >> i'm from iowa i would know that. >> you would knoaw that. >> bill: question number three, it's a tie right now. john wayne started in hits. also a couple flops. 1956 john wayne movies call one of the o worst of all time. why is this carcass lying here? >> it is l an omen, my son. >> what talk is this my mother? rid us of this. >> what if you're dead, those who died needlessly for this cursed child. >> chillair. let two men guard this woman and her tent. [ laughter ] >> bill: supposed to be con. do you think he talked like that? and the mustache,. that's very -- like i said, i will give you a thousand dollars if you grow a mustache like that and wear it on this program. >> a thousand dollars? >> i think he probably would do it for a thousand dollars. >> what if they paint it on. >> kilmeade

duke and duchess of cambridge make their debut in came ridge. all that just ahead. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." here are some of the stories making news this morning. >>> in egypt, more angry protests in cairo against president mohammed morsi and his decree granting himself nearly absolute power. more than 200,000 people packed tahrir square. >>> four female soldiers who served tours in iraq or afghanistan filed a federal lawsuit yesterday trying to force the pentagon to end a ban on women serving in combat jobs. the suit says service women have often found themselves in combat without receiving the same rewards or opportunities for promotion. >>> a federal judge is ordering big tobacco companies to run ads saying they deliberately deceived the american public about the health effects of smoking. appeals are expected. >>> and prince william and his wife kate who became the duke and duchess of cambridge on their wedding day last year made their first official visit to cambridge this morning. the couple are meeting with students fr

the famed arch duke joseph diamond sold for more than $30 million. the diamond has perfect color and clarity. it is name after the great grandson of a french king. it should be per fact and -- perfect and clear for that much money. >> up next the newly named car of the year. we'll tell what -- tell you what makes this selection different from past years. >>> we are checking weather and traffic. stay with us. stay with us.  >>> the mayor of ocean city says and historic fishing pier destroyed by hurricane sandy will soon be rebuilt. the piling that were left standing have since been removed. current franchise holder of the pier has commit to the rebuilding t the mayor says he expects it to be rebuilt in time for the summer season. so some good news there. >> yeah, people enjoy that pier. >> it is cold. i probably don't need to tell you that. it is very chilly here. temperatures falling back into the low 30s, even some 20s across most of the area here and the cool weather here is your big headline here to stay. scene of the accident several days, te

c he often put up his dukes in the movies. three he is originally from duke, iowa. how did he get his nickname the duke? cards up, please. yes, it was his dog's name. very good. you two are really up on this. >> he was born in winter set, iowa. >> bill: fascinating. >> showoff. >> i'm from iowa i would know that. >> you would knoaw that. >> bill: question number three, it's a tie right now. john wayne started in hits. also a couple flops. 1956 john wayne movies call one of the o worst of all time. why is this carcass lying here? >> it is l an omen, my son. >> what talk is this my mother? rid us of this. >> what if you're dead, those who died needlessly for this cursed child. >> chillair. let two men guard this woman and her tent. [ laughter ] >> bill: supposed to be con. do you think he talked like that? and the mustache,. that's very -- like i said, i will give you a thousand dollars if you grow a mustache like that and wear it on this program. >> a thousand dollars? >> i think he probably would do it for a thousand dollars. >> what if they paint it on. >> kilmeade

everybody got their own voice and even duke is not the conductor he just didn't put the money but he did gonzalez he did it. just is not just yes that's democracy in action at the deepest level experiencing the horizontal community and culture and organization. so radicalizing for people and continues to be so radicalizing because it draws such a stark contrast up against what they're fighting and actually in their minds clarifies what they're up against more and then somebody. more than it would be clarified if somebody got up and tried to clarify it for them thanks to occupy wall . street there is a lot of new ways of organizing which is not just calling people to participate in something you came up with but giving people the opportunity to create themselves and to be part of a regional brainstorming about what to do so that they feel empowered in a smart it's also i think. finally put the kybosh on let's organize a rally on a saturday in washington d.c. when everything is closed and people come from around the country and spend a lot of money to walk around in a circle and go hom

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the duke could not restrain his admiration for what jefferson had done and it was an amazing thing to have accomplished so fast because when jefferson was in france he said the slaves were like children a could never learn anything complex. well now jefferson and the slaves together had overturned that. the slaves were clearly very competent so the question arises at -- is as the time to begin setting people free? well apparently not because jefferson now raised the objection that we cannot free slaves because we are we are afraid of the mixing of lead. the black lead will mix with a wide the white and at that point everything seemed to be totally unreal to the duke because he could look around and see that the racial mixing had already taken place. there were people on monticello whose skin was so light that you couldn't even tell that they were black people. and the roster of skills that these people had acquired is charlie extraordinary and ranging from plowmen and plow women to poopers, dyers, roofers, barbers, hairdressers, cabinetmakers, and later on some french visitors were am

. >> here we are on 395 at duke street. a what the roads are. delays for an accident free.ernight construction that was up run the beltway cleared moved in it. around the beltway, we are in good shape. 270.we are on you can see some of the road spray. still moving well. it will be slow past the exit for 109. incident free fortunately. good shape as we head over to the springfield interchange. heavier traffic and yesterday with the holiday. a little heavy and slow going in the hov lanes. steady up till the springfield interchange. back to you. >> thank you. comingsts just keep on the david sex scandal. top military official under investigation. >> they are looking into e-mails that john allen woman that triggered investigation. >> a lot to sort out. general john allen, the united states commander in afghanistan is now being linked to this ended davidn that career with the cia. >> general john allen the top united states commander in now undern is investigation for allegedly sending in a corporate e-mails the woman who triggered the .esignation of david latest twist in this n

duke takes it 75-68. nba lakers 2-0 under interim coach.down one and 10 seconds to go and who will take the big shot 1234* danny green with the go ahead 3? 9 seconds left and they inbound to gasol and try to hit kobe. he does president pass so he has to settle for a deep 3 and no good. the spurs win it 84-82. will he gets a chance to rebuild the cal program the way he resurrected it? he will find out on sunday. the bears finish a dismal season at oregon state. he will sit down with sandy barber to talk about the future and whether there is one for him. it will come at a price. it is 6.9 million. the boosters have to foot the bill if they want a new coach. >> we really have to put on a microscope, how can i be better as a head coach 1234* what can i do to help our staff and our players? the first place i will look is for input on the staff for those type of things. >> abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. and she says she wants to meet sunday because she wants to set a direction as quickly as possible. >> like to be a fly on the w

duke, a school that worships the devil. [ laughter [ ?t. >> georgetown, you're in with the other guy. georgetown has god on its side. everyone knows god is a catholic, right? two words: frank sinatra. that proves it. >> he was having fun there. he also referred to having a couple of pints at the local famous bar. very cool. >> very funny. frank sinatra, two words. >>> you're watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. hey, monika. >> hey there. >> the lovely monika samtani. she does traffic. >> and here's the handsome and correct on the money forecast yesterday. howard bernstein with our weather first today. >> the check is in the mail and it will clear. >> thank you very much. >> weather wise, cold start this morning. howard bernstein. if i could steal daniel craig's line. >> if you can spell your name correctly. >> it's

did you see what happened last night, university of kentucky versus duke?lopping, which is a kind of faking, notorious in pro games. and the nba is cracking down. abc's nick watt. >> offensive foul. >> reporter: kentucky's coach just basically accused duke of cheating, with theatrical reactions to the slightest contact. >> they're flopping all over the place. in the nba, they'd all be suspended. >> reporter: well, not quite, but this season in the pros, for the first time, they are punishing bad acting. >> that's a flop. >> reporter: like lebron's tumble against the pacers in the playoffs last season? i mean, it's a bad example for the kids in the stands, right? are you glad they're going to clamp down on the floppers this year? >> yeah, yeah get that out of here. >> reporter: no place in the game? yeah, that's whack. >> reporter: david sloan of the cavaliers just drew one of the first official warnings for this, named and shamed on the nba website. further offenses draw fines up to $30,000. a bigger punishment, perhaps, there's also an instructional video.

duke takes it 75-68. nba lakers 2-0 under interim coach.nd who will take the big shot 1234* danny green with the go ahead 3? 9 seconds left and they inbound to gasol and try to hit kobe. he does president pass so he has to settle for a deep 3 and no good. the spurs win it 84-82. will he gets a chance to rebuild the cal program the way he resurrected it? he will find out on sunday. the bears finish a dismal season at oregon state. he will sit down with sandy barber to talk about the future and whether there is one for him. it will come at a price. it is 6.9 million. the boosters have to foot the bill if they want a new coach. >> we really have to put on a microscope, how can i be better as a head coach 1234* what can i do to help our staff and our players? the first place i will look is for input on the staff for those type of things. >> abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. and she says she wants to meet sunday because she wants to set a direction as quickly as possible. >> like to be a fly on the wall in that meeting. >> that's

this comes from linda duke from duke marketing who says there are a few things you can think about toe a community-based strategy. first, empower your employees to become ambassadors. give them samples to distribute to their friends. create community based partnerships. are you trying to reach families. support the local girl scouts. finally, concentrate on local p.r. pak frien make friends with your local newspaper editors and send them story ideas. >>> tip number 140, the five-mile rule. today, we come to you from maplewood new jersey at a local independent bookstore called words. when jonah and ellen bought this struggling bookstore a few years ago, they changed the mission making it a haven for young people with autism. it thrives as a bookstore and a place that teaches these kids the skills they need to transition from being students to part of the workforce. >>> in the quiet new york city suburb of maplewood, new jersey, another independent bookstore almost disappeared. that was until jonah and ellen zimely came to the rescue. they knew nothing about the book business. >> when j

at a health and recreation resort belonging to the russian army including that of on the telly star duke of the former defense minister of the duke of was sacked by president vladimir putin earlier this month following corruption allegations for more let's turn to our g.'s tom barton tom bring us up to the latest was actually behind these searches and what's really going on on the ground there. police searched eighteen holidaying recreational cottages outside moscow used by former defense minister ana told me sergio colvin eighteen of the defense officials those procedures were rented by another defense official himself arrested in connection with the defense contractors. on the possibility that it was involved with corruption involving the defense ministry this all comes off to. be a vastly over her self. a. high figure within the defense ministry and a close associate of. she herself has been charged with embezzlement she was the head of the defense ministries prophecy relations department and she was involved with the defense contractor all the wrong service and a few weeks ago the sc