it's on the main street of the expo. it's a good spot for watching visitors from south korea and so many other countries. since the opening day on may 12th, the event has attracted 156,000 visitors. let's join nem and see what this expo offers. you can drop in to pavilions hosted by more than 100 countries and ten international organizations. the expo theme, the living ocean deals with preserving the diversity of the ocean. to get its message across, the exposition makes full use of the latest digital technology. >> presentation is great. i think that it's really vividly expressed. >> reporter: what makes this expo like no other is this information system. >> it's everywhere. the media kiosks give information about restaurants, both on and off the expo site. people can make sure they get into the pavilions they want to visit by making a reservation. by using their cell phones, people can get the best experience possible at this highly digitized smart expo. the expo will continue until august 12th. by the time it closes,

the expo will continue until august 12th. by the time it closes, it is expected that 10 million people will have passed through. playi i planning such a large event presented challenges but with help from area residents, organizers have pulled it off. the government felt the expo would be a good chance to increase tourism in the country's south. that is why it chose yeosu, with its 300,000 residents, as the host city. but officials realized they faced a shortage of hotel rooms for visitors. when they counted rooms, they realized just how serious the shortage was. >> translator: we needed 36,000 rooms, but we found we only had 5,000. it was definitely not enough. >> reporter: it was locals who came to the rescue. many families offer home stays to expo guests. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> reporter: the kims wanted to help. they found yeosu's home stay network online and signed up. here, the kims welcome their guests from india. she pays around $26 a night. the room comes with breakfast, but for this guest, the kims also rustled

and if you're a senior, why is this expo so important to you? >> it is so important for our seniors, first of all, because it's an opportunity for them to lead a healthy and productive life in the community and also to bring your family members there as well. because aging is all of our business. we know a senior in our community, whether it's a family member or somebody in our church so it's an opportunity to gain the valuable resources from the three different jurisdictions, an opportunity to meet with social workers and participate in different wellness programs as well as understanding how to cook healthy foods. so it's going to be a great opportunity. >> exercise? >> exercise, absolutely. >> you know what i found so unique? the fact that there's going to be a job fair for seniors. >> yes, tomorrow. >> that's incredible. from 10:00 to 4:00. >> yes, ma'am. >> if you're looking for a job, come out to the gay lord. >> yes. that will be the place to be. >> i find it interesting. seniors really want to work, don't they, because they're living lon

. >> after four years of work and 8 billion euros of investment, south korea's international expo isning on saturday at a glittering high tech venue. >> a total of 104 countries and 10 international organizations will be staging exhibitions there over the next three months. under the theme, living ocean and coast. organizers hope for about 10 million visitors to the small south coast city. ♪ >> south korea opened the expo with a showcase celebration of modern and ancient korean culture. visitors got a taste of traditional korean music and some of the country's pop tunes. ♪ this giant basin on the southern coast was built especially for the expo. the so-called big o represents the special theme. >> the theme is the beautiful coexistence of the ocean and humankind. it is about a win-win harmony between nature and civilization. the first time and expo has had this kind of theme. >> more than 100 countries and organizations have planned exhibitions here for the month to come. up to 10 million visitors are expected at the expo grounds to see shows highlighting the country's national tradi

their priorities are not the right priorities for montreal expos. theamerica.y don't care what anybody says. they have one master and that is money. if your platform is i don't like muslims or gays or hispanics, i don't like women you are not likely to succeed among under 35s and they are not going to. >> sean: to republicans don't like hispanics, clean wear and clean water and want to throw granny over the cliff. is there anything they do like? sadly, dean is just one of the many examples of the lefts it attempt to distort the views. let bring in our guests. congratulations, by the bay thank you so much. >> sean: and that is a private thing. >> not so private. >> sean: let's go to al sharpton. gays, latinos, it's everybody. here is al sharpton. war on black people. listen to this. >> there is war on black and war on women and war on immigrants. the reason they are bold is because we are not fighting back. if we stand up and fight back like our fathers did rabbit hunting ain't fun when the rabbit got the gun. everybody takes shots and the rabbit cause the rabbi

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. >>> we're saluting seniors to gear up for the innovations in aging expo. in 1943 she moved from chicago to washington, d.c. a defining moment was being present at the false armistice of world war i. now her secret to living 99 years? >> exercising, living, and eating well. >>> and you get to learn more at the innovations in aging expo today may 3rd through the 5th. and for more information. go to j.c. hayward.com. >> that's turned into a in this case afternoon. it's a beautiful complex. and right now it's good. late this afternoon, might not be so good. we're talking about the threat for a couple of storms. >> we want to break in news about former councilmember harry thomas. the verdict is in on his sentencing. it's 38 months in jail for his embezzlement scheme. 38 months for councilmember harry thomas and bruce johnson. and we'll have more on 9 news. >> much more for the prosecution. >>> we have sunshine and the hotter we get, the more energy there is for storms to be on the strong side. we're looking at temperatures climbing into the low 70s. and we're s

. >>> we're saluting seniors this week because we're gearing up for the innovations in aging expo. mary williams is 101 years old. she was born in south carolina. her parents sent her to washington, d.c. where she got a job here with the printing office. her secret to reaching 100 years is don't smoke, don't drink, and don't run around with every tom, dick and harry. also, go to church. i agree with her. those are good tips. if you want to get more information and you're a senior or you know a senior, you'll want to attend the innovations in aging expo being held at the gay lord national hotel starting actually thursday, thursday through saturday. by the way, i'm going to be there. if you want more information, just go to my website jchayward.com. they're going to have a job fair for seniors. they're going to have seminars. they're going to have dancing classes. i'm going -- they're going to have hula dancing. >> you'll be doing some dancing out there? >> it's going to be so much fun at the gay lord hotel thursday through saturday. come and join me. we're going to have fun. >> and

the japan pavilion was opened to the media ahead of the start of the expo in south korea on saturday. its main exhibition room features an animated film of the disaster telling the story of a sixth grader who lost his family. the animation also shows how people in a coastal village work to rebuild their community after the tsunami. >> translator: i hope people across the world will see how japan is recovering from the massive devastation. >> a total of 10 a55 countries and 10 international organizations take part in the expo. about 10 million visitors are expected during its three-month-long run. >>> in the off-season japanese born baseball star yu darvish moved to the texas rangers. baseball fans in japan and u.s. have followed their games. because his father is from iran he has a small but keen following there. nhk world has more. >> reporter: in late march the west asia baseball club was held in pakistan. there were four teams in the competition, pakistan sri lanka, afghanistan, and iran. iran has long been at odds with the u.s. and there is little interest in baseball the american

he came to disney's burbank lot with more than 300 other veterans to test their luck at a career expoecifically for military vets. it's part of disney's "heroes work here" initiative. one of its goals, to hire 1,000 veterans. >> another is to create awareness and to exhort other companies to do similar things. and the third is to train. to help them find jobs. >> my friends, i would offer you this. please don't hide that you're in the military. >> reporter: veterans took part in workshops focus on resume writing and interview skills and were able to meet with hiring managers. on hand, actor and army veteran j.r. martinez who credits disney for giving him his big break on the abc soap opera "all my children" and "dancing with the stars." >> if you give them a platform, if you give them a challenge and say we want to give you an opportunity to learn, to do something completely different than what you did in the military, you can almost guarantee and count on the fact they are going to find ways to excel in that position. >> reporter: but the heroes work here program is not a one-way str

we see some expos gear in this ballpark from time to time.ohnson will top it, hit it down to a smooth fielding first baseman, adam laroche, 2 down. nationals bullpen and that was craig stammen, way back in the sixth, giving the orioles one bait hit. he had a scoreless sixth. perry, two scoreless and now rodriguez, 2 outs in the ninth. so the stage is set for the bottom of the inning, for the top of the washington batting order, and is he the best closer in the game right now? he is certainly the most effective. >> he has the longest streak right now, as far as consecutive closes are concerned. when you look at this, if you are the nationals, could this be one of those things you look back on, if you could put something on him in the ninth inning. they are scuffling, we know that. have you a guy out there in the bullpen, probably going as good as anybody in the game. what you can do, go to the bottom of the ninth and troy to put something on, one of the best closers in the game. >> robert andino, 2 hits tonight, 2 rbis, a run score scoreed. >>

the expo runs from 12:00 to 4:00.4's own angie goff will be the mistress of ceremonies. >> true. >> we hope you'll go down and meet tia and have a good time. >> thank you. >>> up next on news 4 at 4:00 much more ahead. a swarm of bees creates chaos on the diamond. >> plus cameras are rolling as a mother has no choice but to deliver her baby at a gas station. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ >>> somebody dragged me back down. >> i was kicking and screaming. >> we did not think it was going to happen. we had a great night at zoofari last night. you were so right on the money on the forecast. nbc 4 is a proud sponsor. there we are inside the photo. >> my goodness. >> in the booth and i think we were over fed but we managed to fit like eight people inside. top chefs from more than 100 restaurants out there. >> yes. lots of good food. but in the s

the media is a story and they decided to do an 11-page expo say on a 1965 so-called bullying incident with mitt romney. is this legitimate? look, this is not really important and here is the other thing. is this the best they can do? >> sean: i agree. i think it's funny. >> i mean they have to go back to -- i mean look we all when we were young and stupid we were young and stupid. and so what. and also look, think about this. you played that passage of the audio book. we now know that these are composite characters. we have no idea whether this was a real person or not. the president's acknowledged these are composites of various people that he may have come across. let's get on to more important things. things that have to do with their real character as aresults and real values and views as adults and most important of all the real values views and actions as political leaders and president obama likes this and wants this kind of discussion all day long. if we are talking about mitt romney's pranks as a student in high school we are not talking about a dismal economy, a failed stimu

get your mug and trouble to the different floors of the expo. tonight, starting at 6:00, the totally awesome 1980's party featuring tainted love. later, over the course of these high-speed remarks, i talk about technology, talked about innovation, the industry. there is one man who embodies the commitment to those three things in san francisco, the man we are about to bring to the stage. we are very lucky to have the mayor of san francisco, the honorable edwin lee. big welcome. mr. mayor, please join us. mayor lee: good morning, everyone. welcome to san francisco. thank you for being here. wonderful place to be. as i just was listening to brad, you have an awful lot on your agenda today, but it is exciting to be here. exciting to be the mayor of san francisco when we are on the verge of working so well with our technology companies. it is very appropriate for you to be here in san francisco, evil and digital media and blending that with marketing and advertising. i think you have the the right place to be here, and i hope to be here for another

we see some expos gear in this ballpark from time to time.ohnson will top it, hit it down to a smooth fielding first baseman, adam laroche, 2 down. nationals bullpen and that was craig stammen, way back in the sixth, giving the orioles one bait hit. he had a scoreless sixth. perry, two scoreless and now rodriguez, 2 outs in the ninth. so the stage is set for the bottom of the inning, for the top of the washington batting order, and is he the best closer in the game right now? he is certainly the most effective. >> he has the longest streak right now, as far as consecutive closes are concerned. when you look at this, if you are the nationals, could this be one of those things you look back on, if you could put something on him in the ninth inning. they are scuffling, we know that. have you a guy out there in the bullpen, probably going as good as anybody in the game. what you can do, go to the bottom of the ninth and troy to put something on, one of the best closers in the game. >> robert andino, 2 hits tonight, 2 rbis, a run score scoreed. >>

the media is a story and they decided to do an 11-page expo say on a 1965 so-called bullying incident with mitt romney. is this legitimate? look, this is not really important and here is the other thing. is this the best they can do? >> sean: i agree. i think it's funny. >> i mean they have to go back to -- i mean look we all when we were young and stupid we were young and stupid. and so what. and also look, think about this. you played that passage of the audio book. we now know that these are composite characters. we have no idea whether this was a real person or not. the president's acknowledged these are composites of various people that he may have come across. let's get on to more important things. things that have to do with their real character as aresults and real values and views as adults and most important of all the real values views and actions as political leaders and president obama likes this and wants this kind of discussion all day long. if we are talking about mitt romney's pranks as a student in high school we are not talking about a dismal economy, a failed stimu

. >> the two teams with the fewest number of rainouts during the last decade, the expos and the padres. >> the padres, one. >> expos, one as well. >> then they lost the team. >> even worse. >> so there you go. if you have i question -- thank you, screech fork the question -- thank you, screech, for the question. we'll see you in a little bit. >>> the fox 5 weather team is hoping to hit a home run with the kids today at nationals park. of course, myself, tony and sue will be there for our second annual weather day. we'll give school children around the region a great weather presentation. we get to use the big screen at 9:45 this morning. of this a chance to meet us. and stay for the game and watch the nationals beat the padres. >> let's he check in with julie wright to get the latest on traffic out there. >> who is buying the cracker jacks? that's all i want to know. >> it better be free. >> that's my line. it better be free. on the roads, you will find we do have problems out there. northbound i-95. trouble with two separate accidents for those traveling northbound out of stafford hea

their reporter set out to expos a parking lot owner. owns the the premium parking spot. rumor had it he was taking customer's cars for a joy ride. they dropped off the corvette. they found out jay took this thing on like a 61-mile joy ride. they confronted the guy about it. >> don't drive anybody's car. >> that's a customer's car out there. >> that is not a cuss's car out there. we rented that car. >> we're not driving anybody's car. >> the latest news is according to wftv the premier parking spot has been shut down. they found out from the brevard county sheriff's office that passengers came back to get their car on monday evening and found their cars there with the keys in the door. >> oh, my gosh. >> no employees around, their keys just there. wftv found out the premier parking spot doesn't even have a business license in the first place. the county said they shouldn't even have been open. >> any idea how long this business has been around? >> nick, their website says they have more than 20 years of experience but not for long. the landlord says he's planning to evict

the jewish council for aging is holding its 50 + employment expo 10:00 a.m. through 3:00 p.m.north hotel. it is free and you don't have to register ahead. if you are looking for full- time, part-time, or seasonal work in a wide range across fields. >> one school in our area made no. 10 on a list of best schools. thomas jefferson technology's school in alexandria. >> 4:43 64 degrees this monday morning. >> the man known as the lockerbie bombing has passed away. learn why his death is raising more questions surrounding his role in a deadly plane crashed. >> ♪ i will always love you ♪ >> a night of hard braking attributes at the billboard music awards. hear what whitney houston's daughter had t correct the man convicted of killing 270 people in the lockerbie plane bombing is dead. adele al-megrahi died yesterday of prostate cancer. if his debt leaves behind countless unanswered questions about the bombing mid-air in 1988. the pan am flight blew up about 31,000 feet above scotland. attack killed all 259 people on board, most americans, and 11 people on the ground. many questioned

locks up and take tours the been smashed open to coffins even removed from the mausoleums and no plans exposemains inside. to equate for somebody to comment because lot of pain and had their ancestors area will the church is considering moses sensitive spot lights and security cameras to try to crack down the crime. people were worried was going to happen again and it did for the second time in less the amount that fire broke out close to homes near coyote creek and san is named president is stayed a group of squatters is worth the claim. near her home and grass fire and burned a section of open space known for its growing breaks the squatters investigators said the cause is unknown as suspicious it's exactly what we've been worried about we're so concerned about fire and it's just we haven't even had the dry season really the new banking mansart elaborate some sleep in tents others in vehicles this on the advance in the garden of told the fire burned about an acre neighbors say it was just a matter of time before something like this happens the city is taking a bold step starting tomorrow.

dozens attended the expo at the fair grounds today. and included interactive demonstrations from the maryland based company on the economic environment benefits of renewable energy. >> we help folks put solar on their roofs. when you do it, the benefits are not only are these switching to clean power but you are reducing your electricity bill. >> based in howard county, they serve maryland and 10 states as well as washington, d.c. john collins is here. solar today big time. >> no. or we will have to look hard for tomorrow. we have run our solar out. now we have a storm coming in. the sun is behind that. let's take a look at what we got going on this evening. there is our doppler radar. the air is pretty dry here, but you can see a big area of rain down in southwest virginia and out over west virginia. some scattered showers, no thunder and lightning with this sio far but by the time this thing is over, two days of rain, we will probably get a few thunderstorms. at the moment, we are waiting for the atmosphere to get wet enough to allow

. >>> i know you guys have just been dying to see some highlights from the birmingham body power expo2. i want to point out, this is not an audition for the second version of the 1987 hit hogan's hauf. looks like these guys are about the same size. th are ofat>> i think you can p venture a guess what that sound was, nick. let's play it again. >> good grief. that's disgusting. >> broken in half. >> i don't want to look at it. >> this was posted on youtube by this guy's wife, diane wilson. she said he broke his humorous, which is not humerus in the least. they will do another x-ray to see if he has to have it pinned. ouch, ouch, ouch. >> if you are the dude on the other side, do you feel like the hulk? >> i don't think he felt like the hulk. >> he steps back. >> he needs to drink some milk. >>> this is a video from the denver zoo. i want to point out this visitor, very close to the lion enclosure right up against the lion. the lion on the other side of the glass isn't liking it. he is not amused. >> they are having like a face-off. >> yeah. he is not happy. maybe he saw this guy and he

we have the innovations in aging expo from last week at the gaylord hotel. also providence hospital gala. i was there last saturday and samaritan fund-raiser. i was there last thursday. go to jchayward.com. >> busy lady. >> look at all those photos. >>> happy mother's day to all the mothers out there. thanks for being with us. come back and visit us at 5:00 p.m. >>> bye-bye. toothpaste is not formulated for cleaning dentures, the abrasives in the toothpaste actually create those micro fine scratches in the denture, and that's where bacteria can grow and thrive. these are the very bacteria that can cause bad breath. dentists do recommend that you soak your denture in polident. polident doesn't scratch the denture surface, and it kills 99.9% of bacteria that are responsible for causing bad breath. by using polident and soaking your denture every day you can feel confident your dentures fresh and clean.

a vets only job expo was held today with 70 companies looking to hire veterans. employers say they value the type of leadership skills and discipline that come from serving in the military. meanwhile, congressman filat cummings discuss proposed legislation offering protection for military members to face foreclosure. >> we have got to protect our service members. we cannot have them going overseas and fighting for us and at the same time, while they are on the battlefield, trying to figure out how they will keep a roof over the heads of their wives and children. >> under that proposal, those disabled at the time of this charge will be protected from foreclosure for up to 12 months. the thousands killed will be protected under that legislation. >> it is time to talk about hurricanes. the hurricane season starts in just eight days. while this year is not expected to be as busy at last year, it does not mean we are off the hook. >> a warning to marylanders who live on the coast. stock up on hurricane supplies and for evacuation plans. >> the most important time to p

thing here, do it yourself to the extreme event. 17th annual maker fair kicking off at the san mateo expoenter. >> we sent our one and only bob redell to check it out. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. we are here with architect, the singing tesla coils, you have in the cage two human specimens. how you doing, bridget? >> we're doing great, a little nervous. >> nervous about what, have you seen it happen before? >> i have. >> she knows what's going to happen. i don't know if you know, we have joe, the creator here. want to fire it up? >> go ahead and start it. >> reporter: basically you have two coils. you have a cage. why aren't they getting hurt being inside? they're in a cage that encapsulates the whole body. as it arches the cage, it travels outside instead of producing voltage potential on them. you and your father have been in the cage many times, first time you put it together, who had the test to make sure it worked? >> before we used the cage, we used the suit, so it was a little different. we put on the suit and then you can go up and grab lightning bolts, like knight's arm

. >> i was at the penny arcade expo in boston, doing signings for a bunch of redditers, and a couple guys came up to me and said how much reddit helped them while they were serving overseas during tours in iraq and afghanistan to connect them to life back home, entertain them. and then also, even when they got back here to the states and sort of helping them readjust to civilian life, they found the reddit community to be so helpful. and so after that, i thought, you know, we already have the pieces in place, you know, thanks to reddit gifts, where we can take redditers who are serving overseas, and match them up with redditers here in the states who want to send them a care package. so we opened up reddit gifts for the troops and had our first redditer, stevphen colbert offered to send one overseas and the exchange is being set up. and the next couple weeks we're taking sign-ups for people who would like to send a gift to people overseas. >> so i can basically sign up for this and just pick whatever i want and send it to somebody, him or her, serving overseas. >> yes. and we're goin

senator cardin is holding a forum on the affordable health care act and is speaking at health care expo estimates maryland will needmore than 55,000 new health care workers by 2018. >>> street teams are fan fanning out to preach street safety. they will be going on to remind pedestrians cyclists and drivers to use courtesy and common sense when walking and driving around the city. between 2009 and 2011p, 32 pedestrian were killed and more than 2100 were injured in baltimore alone. the campaign dates were chosen to coincide with the yankees and red sox games. the street teams will be out again on may 21st. >>> governor o'malley and local lead remember cutting the ribbon on mount auburn cemetery the oldest owned and operated african american sem fathery in baltimore. the landscaping work was done by inmates. that ceremony starting at 10 this morning. >>> here's something you don't hear every day a college turning a dom rooms into a campus bar. that's what's happened at st. mary's col neglect maryland. and officials say it is used to promote responsible drinking and not a place to get smas

. >> very significant new york times exposed -- expos d. a.the most highly document -- i didn't read the story but that was leaked out of the pentagon. >> it will study was done for mcnamara and carried on after mcnamara by clifford and the peaceniks over there. this is a devastating security breach. >> listen at 90.1 fm on pacs than chattel 119 and c-spanradio.org. >> you are watching c-span2 with politics and public affairs weekdays featuring live coverage of the u.s. senate. weeknights watch key public policy events endeavour weekend the latest nonfiction authors and books on booktv. past programs and get schedule on our web site and join in and social media sites. >> bills to reform the federal reserve by congressman ron paul that would do away with the federal reserve system entirely. he chairs the house financial services subcommittee hearing. this is just over an hour. >> this hearing will come to order. all members opening statements will be made part of the record. chair notes some members may have additional questions for these two p

which announced back stopped by taxpayers the exposures that the banks expos to in the mortgage backed securities that they issued and especially for investors as well because if there is a break in the chain of title because mers now has lacked legal standing in several states. that what they may end up with six and half or seven trillion dollars in mortgage backed securities that are out there is it just that perhaps these executers may be on securitized or unsecured and dr pham a lot of implications here is basically opened the door to this the characterization to these trillions of dollars of mortgage backed securities that break that habit. and the economy into the financial system so when we get back we're going to talk more about that we'll have more with dr lanty pham former principal analyst and financial economist at the c.b. i will be back in just one minute stay right there also still ahead we'll have more with our whistleblower dr pham about how the mainstream media responded to her firing and her story about her job as c.e.o. but first her closing market numbers. well. it

started a tough show there you are sort of the real glum news here but what do we expect a business expos to say about charges of selling its new aircraft particularly after wednesday's a tragedy in indonesia well rory experts say that the potential clients at the very least will wait till the results of the investigation but more on that later in the program but first europe's economic problems have been in the spotlight ever since france and greece voted against the candidates that supported tight austerity measures and let's see how the european equity markets are performing at this hour and as you see there both the footsie and the dancers shouting value this hour with the foot so you think all three quarters of a percent that's not only on all of these a concerns over europe's economic recovery but also disappointing chinese data that came out later in the day earlier in the day basically showed that chinese exports rose five percent in the month of may. well compared to the same period last year and that's well below expectations and of course some of the problems as i mentioned in

you are addressing a specific risk that it's correlated and it doesn't give rise to the significant expo sure that you didn't have to begin with. often, if you think about a company that has funds in between making loans under the liquidity rule and chooses corporate bonds, assuming those would be allowed, then the first easiest thing, if you are wor worried about the quality of bonds, the extraordinarily high quality of bonds, you can reduce your exposure by selling the bonds. that's strategy one. two is take insurance directly against the bonds. that's certainly specifically insurance on a specific position you have. then you start getting further and further. you can imagine the spectrum of positions further afield then you choose to do an index with the bonds you have. you choose to do a particular tranche in the water fall and then you decide you need to raise income to pay for your insurance so you sell insurance against something else. at that point, you have clearly crossed the line which you introduced by selling insurance to others. you are in a whole different world of risk, i

the group of eight industrialized nations expressed hope the greece can stay put in the eurozone but expos paint a very different picture of what's happening behind the scenes. and the u.s. opens its arsenal of weapons to popular king as a mass uprising in the state threatens to unseat the pro western. with the top stories of the week and of today this is the weekly on the with me rule received a nato summit in chicago has been greeted by thousands of activists pouring into the city streets to protest the blocks costly wars there were clashes with police and further arrests with the protesters pledging that numbers will swell over the next two days. looks at what lies at the heart of the popular discontent. throughout the last couple of days we have seen groups of protesters taking up the streets of chicago different actions taking place we've seen about a thousand protesters walk the streets of the city they were chanting there were in fact clashes with police police took out with tongs we are hearing that one activist was run over by a police van we saw a woman protester with her face bl

>> very significant this new york times expo say of the highly classified documents of the war. >> oh, that. i see. i didn't read the story but you mean that was leaked out of the pentagon? >> sir, a whole study that was done for mcnamara and carried on after mcnamara left by clifford and the peace nicks over there. this is a devastating security breach. >> in washington, d.c., listen at 90.1 fm, on xm 119 and c-span radio.org. >> this is c-span3 with politics and public affairs programming throughout the week and every weekend, 48 hours of people and events telling the american story on american history tv. get our schedules, and see past programs at our websites. and you can join in the conversation on social media sites. >> congress gavels in at 2:00 p.m. eastern after a week-long break. the house will consider a number of bills today allowing the capital grounds to be used for several upcoming events and also a measure to clear the way for development of the washington, d.c. waterfront. on the other side of the capitol the senate considers a bill to keep student loan rates from do