in tennis georgia federer is aiming to add to the generally disappointing season on a high note fed ex is into the semi's at his home swiss indoor and basil that off to the world's best currently ranked second defeated czech roddick's toponica and easy six three six to win for the local favorite in just under one hour while federer setting out a semi final meeting with andy roddick that will be fast had to had since last year's apic wimbledon finale which federer won sixteen fourteen in the decider. roddick meanwhile edged out. down to reach the last four no real problems for the american in this one six four six pool to the four seed. and the other semifinal will see novak djokovic go up with. fellow sav and davis cup team mate victor troitsky joker beating dutch qualifier robin hall's a six two six three in the court while crammed in cup when a choice he was easy went over to shock us six four six two. meanwhile coco vonn the big a will make her fed cup debut in her hometown of san diego she will open against or longer else win a francesca schiavone as the u.s. team face defending ch

georgia avenue. with it being a federal holiday, our reversible roads are open for two-way travel. that. beltway traffic running smoothly right now as you travel from college park headed towards georgia avenue. 66, an easy ride coming inbound from fair oaks towards 123. overnight roadwork in tyson's has cleared. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> now to our top story, the president in seoul, south korea this morning for a two-day summit of the g-20. this is video of him arriving forecast 30 minutes. the u.s. and other countries including germany, china, brazil and india, all tackling major global issues. the president called on other countries to pull their weight. >> we recall acts of uncommon bravery and selflessness but we also remember honoring those who served is about more than the words we say on veterans day or memorial day. >> the u.s. and south korea failed to reach an agreement on a free trade deal but president obama says efforts will continue in the weeks ahead. today, we honor our servicemen and women. vice president joe biden will host a veterans day b

we turn to georgia at our world headquarters, senior federal judge retiring from the bench minutes beforesigning was part of a plea deal for jack camp, 67 years old. he took the deal were prosecutors who dropped weapons charges against him. he did admit we a relationship with an exotic dancer that revolved around drug use. >>> also, 2012 the presidential campaign is taking shape. i wonder who first lady barbara bush, former first lady barbara bush is going to back for president. there's a good chance it won't be sarah palin. >> -- read about sarah palin? >> i sat next to her once, she was beautiful and i think she's very happy in alaska, and i hope she'll stay there. >> you can watch that entire one-hour interview monday with the former first lady and the former president bush, that's 9:00 eastern time, 6:00 pacific right here on cnn. >>> we'll turn now to thanksgiving, you know what time it is, time to eat. you can talk about the family and getting together and seeing the loved ones, fine but it's time to eat. i have dr. felicia wade here with me, giving me specifically some advice on he

graduated law school from stanford and i had clerked for a federal appellate judge in miami and the jurisdiction was florida, alabama and georgia and i wrote a story after my clerkship for the "nation" magazine and it was picked up everywhere. they said if you can do this again, we'll give you a year to write about civil rights which sounded pretty good because i wouldn't have to make major decisions about my career and i could write stories about things that interested me and i began to sit in courtrooms all over the country. the court that made me realize that i wanted to write a book was in green county, georgia. it was a beautiful place. president bush vacationed there three times during his presidency. i walked up the stairs and i saw the public defender there and he is a man named robert who sa major character in chapter one and he has tons of people swarming around him and they are waving papers trying to get about two minutes with him before their cases are going to be called before the judge. now this is the way it worked here in green county. he would call their anytime. john smith, are you here? and then john smith w

. >>> a federal judge in georgia accused of buying marijuana and cocaine for a stripper is pleading guiltyo some of the charges against him. senior u.s. district judge jack camp jr. was arrested last bhon authorities say he bought drugs from an undercover agent. his attorney now says that he has reached a plea deal that he hopes will keep his client out of jail. he is expected to be sentenced early next year. >>> and google is agreeing to delete data it collected from unsecured wi-fi networks in britain. google says the information was inadvertently captured by its so-called street view cars that drove around the country taking photographs. british authorities say the data probably does not contain significant amounts of personal information but that google was wrong to collect and store it. wolf? >> all right, fred. by the way, guess what's coming up later here in "the situation room." you have no idea, do you? >> i have no idea. >> i'll give you a clue. >> a hint? >> yes. the soul train comes to "the situation room." doug e. fresh is going to be here and he's going to teach all of us how

four states, georgia, iowa, maine and south carolina have already asked for an exemption from the federal rule, fearing could lead to a loss of coverage. >>> hundreds of patients are upset by a sudden change in their vision care. they have been told they won't be able to see their eye doctors after the first of the year because of a dispute between the john moour physician network and three dozen ophthalmologists. the network has ash trailly changed how they're paid and could influence patient care decisions. the changes are influenced by the upcoming health care reforms. >>> just ahead at 6:30. could calls for a boycott make your holiday travel a nightmare? we'll check in with one of the busiest airports to see what they plan to do about growing frustration. >>> parents of the cal grads arrested and held in iran get more bad news. >>> christmas vip's lining up the bay area children. t. gold bond. this stuff really works. is the perfect choice for holiday gatherings. martinelli's is non-alcoholic, festive like champagne, and tastes great! martinelli's: since 1868. >>> an internet campaign

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georgia kerry, who have endorsed my candidacy for governor. they are all enumerated powers are there for the purpose of limiting the federal government and giving the repository of all of those powers back to the states and the people. that's why we need a good, strong governor which will seart the right of the states. >> mr. monds, you have rebuttal if you like. >> first of all, those rights that are not enumerated in constitution, you said the right to bear arms. that is part of the second amendment and the right for people to keep their money, i don't think your track record betrays that you believe that. -- portray that's you believe that. i didn't hear noir examples. congressman for 18 years with knowledge of the constitution couldn't do better than that. >> next question for one of your opponents, roy barnes. >> congressman deal, i asked you this question, in 1992 when the general assembly in the state senate was taking up a bill dealing with ethics, the first ethics bill, there was a hearing held in a committee and senator kathy steinberg was there and there was a discussion of solicitation of contributions. and you turned to her and sai

oil jumps off of the federal reserve announces its fresh stimulus to both of us economy more in twenty minutes. news live from moscow. russia says the suspects arrested in georgia have nothing to do with the national secret service it comes as georgia's interior ministry has confirmed that thirteen people were detained last month the accused of spying for moscow. reports from tbilisi. they basically gathered a holes for a journalist to announce that they have arrested thirteen people four of them are russian nationals the rest of them are georgian air force officers there are also some members of n.g.o.s and businessmen but basically georgian minister of interior have said that they have uncovered this enormous aspiring they said that there are a lot more people than just these thirteen that were charged with espionage for russia but the others are coordinating with the ministry of the interior allegedly according again to the ministry they have implanted a mole into russia's directorate of military intelligence who has in turn supplied information on the all of these people accused of espionage now of course the news broke about this a week ago the ministry of

federal investigation. investigation. why jack johnson and his ,,,,,, >>> coming up next on eyewitness news at 5:00. a georgia county executive arrested. what is he accused of? >>> some call it liquid cocaine. i'm mike hellgren. it's a drink that a maryland family believes was behind the death of their daughter. now, the attorney general sits down with wjz. >>> high-profile victim. a crime outside the home of baltimore's mayor. what happened. >>> check in for more on these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. >>> arrested. the prince george's county executive. the target of a federal investigation. >> his wife also taken into custody. tonight, the charges they face. >> hi. i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> that's

georgia carry. they're there for the purposes of limiting the federal government and given the repository of those powers back to the state and the people. that is why we need a good, strong governor to assert the rights of the state. >> first of all, those rights that are not enumerated in the constitution. right to bear arms is. that is part of the second amendment and the right for people to keep their money, i don't think your track record portrays that you believe that. i did not hear any other examples. it's hard to believe a congressman for 18 years with knowledge of the constitution could do better than that. -- couldn't do better than that. >> congressman deal, in 1992, when the general assembly and the state senate was taking up a bill dealing with ethics, the first ethics bill, there was a hearing held in a committee and senator kathy steinberg was there. there was a discussion of solicitation of contributions and you turned to her and said i don't have to explain to you what solicitation is, do you? the you think it was an appropriate remarque and should you offer an apology? >> let me get th

georgia avenue, we're will, is shut down both north and southbound. again, authorities are responding to a bomb threat at a high rise in silver spring. >>> republicans are calling for a federal freeze on hiring and sal rixz usa today reports that more than 82,000 federal employees earn $150,00 or more a year. that's double the number of federal workers who pernd much two years ago and ten time more than the number of federal work here's earned $150,000 or more in 2005. >> itas gotten to the point where the average federal worker makes twice as much as the average private sector worker. >> crab boehner is expect to be the next speaker of the house. he said that fellow republicans also support a freeze on hing of new federal employs. >>> some economists believe the pace has picked up. the number of jobless claims has decline down to the lowest level in four months. the labor department says the first time filers for unemployment dropped to 435,000 people. that comes one week after the government said private employers added the largest number of jobs in six months. and traders on wall street like the job news. >> the dow jones closed up. the nasdaq was also up 15 points to clo

pennsylvania, georgia, ohio where there are newly elected governors, the issue is pending deficits that the states are facing and california is the largest print guest: it is without the expectation of federal help they have gone in the last few years. there is no appetite for a big stimulus bill that might help states. we have seen layoffs and cutbacks begin already in states from the stimulus money which has run outdeval patrick is the first african-american to be elected to a second -- second term since reconstruction. but there was a three-way race. guest: an interesting governor to watch is john kasich in ohio. he was a big part as a house member of balancing the budget at a national level it was easier because you can print money because you cannot do that in the states. it will be a test. in two years, all these republican governors will show that they can balance budgets without making constituents angry at how devastating to these cuts are a. the caller may be right. 2012 may be promising for republicans. if not, it could be a very powerful pendulum swing. host: let me go back to the earlier point about the gop to fight health care with first- rate pretty says pop republicans who w

federal budget. many republicans have signed on to a ban. let's ask our next guest if he's going to as well, senator saxby chambliss, republican from georgia. senator, are you going to sign on in favor of moratorium on earmark? >> jenna, i consistently voted number one for earmark reform, secondly to eliminate earmarks and i will do so again today. it's going to be an overwhelming vote in our conference. the problem is i don't think the democrats will ever agree to it but we'll just have to wait and see. jenna: lots of viewers have this question about this whole process. if there is a moratorium on earmarks, then what happens to the money? >> well, the money is -- has to be spent through the appropriations process, irrespective of whether you have earmarks or not. that process starts with the budget. and when the budget comes forward from the white house to the hill, then we have an opportunity during the budget process to express our agreement or disagreement with the specific pending items that are in that budget, and then we have the authorizing process with some of our committees, for example, last year, on the armed -- i served on the

pennsylvania, georgia, ohio where there are newly elected governors, the issue is pending deficits that the states are facing and california is the largest print guest: it is without the expectation of federal help they have gone in the last few years. there is no appetite for a big stimulus bill that might help states. we have seen layoffs and cutbacks begin already in states from the stimulus money which has run outdeval patrick is the first african-american to be elected to a second -- second term since reconstruction. but there was a three-way race. guest: an interesting governor to watch is john kasich in ohio. he was a big part as a house member of balancing the budget at a national level it was easier because you can print money because you cannot do that in the states. it will be a test. in two years, all these republican governors will show that they can balance budgets without making constituents angry at how devastating to these cuts are a. the caller may be right. 2012 may be promising for republicans. if not, it could be a very powerful pendulum swing. host: let me go back to the earlier point about the gop to fight health care with first- rate pretty says pop republicans who w