- good-bye, gordon. - wait! - bye-bye. bye, susan. - bye?? where's big bird going? - he's--he's moving to the rain forest. - the rain forest? - bye, gina. - uh, bye. where you going? where's he going? - bye, leela. - wait. - bye, little elmo. - but sesame street is where big bird lives, big bird. - bye, kids. bye, alan. - bye? what? - he's moving? - hi, snuffy. - hi, bird. - bye, snuffy. - bye, bird. i wonder where bird is going. - he's leaving sesame street. - big bird is off to find a new home. - a new home? - good-bye, sesame street. - it's about time. come on!

i'm here with joseph gordon-levitt and stephen merchant.at stephen created with john krasinski and emily blunt. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> jimmy: and tonight stephen has come on to challenge me and joe to a battle. yeah, so it's going to work like this. we'll take turns lip syncing sections of well-known songs. each one of us trying to lip sync better than the other guys. we don't know which songs the other ones have picked. only the person performing knows what song is coming next. we'll do two songs each. up first is going to be the challenger, mr. stephen merchant. here we go. take it away. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, jimmy. my first song will be by d.j. jazzy jeff. and it's fresh prince, "boom! shake the room." ♪ ♪ yo back up now and give a brother room the fuse is lit and i'm about to go boom ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ mercy mercy mercy me my life is a cage but on stage i'm free hyped up psyched up ♪ ♪ ready for wil'in' standing in a crowd of girls like an island i see the one ♪ ♪ i wanna sic come here cutie i flip 'em aroun

please welcome joseph gordon-levitt. ( cheers and applause ) nice to see you. what a pleasure to have you on. >> it's a pleasure to be on this show. i'm a big fan of the show. i think you do a service to put this out in the world. so thank you. >> stephen: thank you very much. wow. ( cheers and applause ). >> i love your show. >> stephen: you are-- you're one of the heroes. >> thanks, man. >> stephen: joseph gordon-levitt, you're an actor, director, writer, producer. your credits include, "angels in the outfield" "10 things i hate about ow," "third rock from the sun" "500 days of summer." the of "the dark knight rises." your new film is called "don jon." >> correct. >> stephen? "don jon" you play a guy who has trouble related to women? >> hes does does. he has trouble relating to everything. he doesn't connect with anybody. his whole life is sort of a one-we street, and you see it especially with his love life and sex life because he's constantly comparing women to the images he sees on tv and movies and especially in pornography. >> stephen: especially in porn

>> richard gordon, can you hear me?yes. >> reporter: yes, sorry about that, i was asking you about the death toll and hearing the numbers are going up. >> hello. >> reporter: can you hear me richard gordon? okay, i think we are having difficulty talking to richard gordon. richard gordon can you hear me we will try one more time is he gone, we will try to reach the red cross and richard gordon to tell us more about the earthquake that struck the central philippines today and at least 85 people now reported killed. meanwhile typhoon killed three people and injuring many more and evacuated 180,000 people from costal towns in the path and winds up to 130 kilometers per hour and landslides destroyed houses across the region. american officials described him as one of the most wanted terrorists and ten days after captured by u.s. forces in libya abu anas al-liby was taken to the united states and will appear before the court accused of master mining, the emergencies in lebanon in 1998. talks on the iran nuclear program starte

chris gordon has new information about the suspect.e's working that angle from the live desk. >> we have new details. the woman who rammed a white house security entrance on the east side of the white house hit a bike rack and as she was backing up, apparently hit a secret service agent, an officer at the white house and fled toward capitol hill where she was cornered by a number of police with weapons drown. she takes off again. she goes around the west front of the capitol. she's been chased at this point by u.s. capitol police in cruisers as well as secret service police at some point were involved. she goes around a second circle, then up constitution avenue. that's the second circle. you'll see a cruiser on her bumper, a second, possibly third cruiser joining the chase as she goes up constitution. there are barricades that pop up in the street. one of the u.s. capitol police cruisers actually crashed, sideswiped the barricade. the officer was injured was med evaced to med star washington hospital center where he has life threateni

, it's fort gordon.'t think that everybody will universally move. fort sill does the electronic warfare training as you just described. i don't know that that school needs to physically move in order for that to still continue on. it would still be under the purview of this cyber center of excellence. >> we are also talking about ultimately creating a new career field that is a little bit more consolidated than it would be now. how is life going to change for the troopers out there who are doing these jobs? >> i think that when you look at the two major contributors, two will be the intelligence community who has stood up the 35 quebec series and they are the intelligence community cyber security -- i'm sorry, cyber space experts and they are the ones who are developing that and so there's really going to be a lot of very good opportunities to support the joint mission force as well as the services in the coming years to develop that skill. so really they will have opportunities to specialize and to grow

. - well, of course i can, gordon. lots of birds migrate. that means we move.

my man joseph gordon-levitt, who i love, talented guy. >> yes, he is. >> jimmy: great actor. but, he wrote and directed it. >> he did. he's like embarrassingly talented. he makes me feel bad about myself. >> jimmy: he works to hard. you're so supertalented by the way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i say this every time you come on. let me just remind you. broadway, you won a tony. you put a record out that was amazing where you sang. you act in giant movies like "the avengers," you act in indie movies. you do everything. we love you. you're on the cover of magazines. [ cheers and applause ] you should feel really good about yourself. >> it's going great.

i want to show a clip to everyone of you and joseph gordon-levitt on your first date, that's what this is. you're first date. >> sizing each other up. >> jimmy: feeling each other out here. "don jon." here we go. >> how did you get my facebook? >> get right to it. >> yeah. >> i just looked up your name. >> i didn't say my name? >> well, obviously you did because i looked it up. >> i definitely did not tell you my name. >> yeah, you did. >> i think i would remember that. >> well, no offense, but you were pretty wasted the other night. so was i. >> can i get you something to drink? >> yeah, diet coke please. >> coke. >> coke and a diet coke. i'll be right back to take your order. >> all right. i had a few drinks the other night so i may not remember telling you my first name but i definitely did not tell you my last name. >> i'm telling you. >> don't lie to me.

preston gordon thank you very much indeed for your time weapon educated. the tough task of chemical designer mint is discussed later today in worlds apart oksana boyko talks to a renowned expert on chemical weapons and asks why are the ambitious goals in syria are achievable and here's a quick preview. i would like to use your a technical expertise and ask you this question how easy it is for non-state actors for rebel groups to produce those types of chemicals in an artisan the way the production of blistering nerve agents is actually not very difficult their recipes on the web site on the web sites on the web. we know that in the. terrorist group in japan in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. they produced actually a homemade kind of do it yourself serenading very similar to what's being used in syria to the. an american base human rights organization of sound what it calls systematic violations of gun tunnel bay prison it's calling for the immediate closure of the facility even though washington insists everything by is fine he's in a sissy churkin i we

bare says buy, but gordon johnson at axy um says get in the shade and quick.ith us. start with you gordon, you've been on "street signs" a few times and you have issued some harsh warnings about this solar sector. and yet when you look at some of the performances right, first solar up 72% year to date, the underdog, i mean some of the chinese solar companies are up 400 to 600%, so are you wrong or is this going to end really badly? >> i think it's going to end badly and i think what's happened is, effectively a lot of solar companies have shifted the way they account for revenues. i think specifically, a lot of the reason first solar is up because the chinese stocks are rallying because what they're doing now is building projects in china funded by the chinese banks and selling modules into projects which they own. so when you do that, you effectively recognize an asp that is goal seed. once the chinese companies won't be able to offload the products the stock will trade down. >> how do you respond to that, ben? i understand you're a bit more sang wynn on the

gordon, thanks for being here.o tell us about the experience that you and your tour group had at yellowstone. >> yes, sir. well, it's a pleasure to be here. i've been working as a tour guide for about eight years. best job in the world taking people into our national parks. i always had a good experience with the national park service, rangers, the concessionares. to have our group treated the way we were our last trip in was just really amazing. we were prevented from accessing any of the wonderful sites and yellowstone national park. all of the geyser basins, roads, accesses all were blockaded. i took my group out to try and see some of the sights they'd been promised they would see when they signed up for their tour. we saw a group of bison alongside the road and stopped to take some pictures of them. but immediately a ranger pulled up and asked who was in charge. i responded that would be me. she said, you need to get back on your bus, sir. there's no recreating in the park. i said we want to take pictures of t

tag that would set him out in scoring position, a retag, but he's ruled out and gordon can't believe-- and they hold on for a victory. pittsburgh evened their series with st. louis, and the reds fired dusty baker today. mcfadden didn't practice again today nursing a hamstring injury and doubtful for sunday's game. the game will start after 8:30. it's philip rivers, when you mention the chargers, a real hot start. the raiders will have to stop rivers and the charger if they're to hang on and be respectable come sunday night on kron four! >> philip rivers is playing probably as good as he's played throughout his career. he's playing exceptional and going to the right guy with the ball and throwing the ball with timing and accuracy, and it will be a challenge. >> he has always been -- [ inaudible ] >> the forty-nines are now at 2-2 favored by six and a half points. you watch the 49er game and flip over and see the raiders game, so two bay area games this late in the season. >>> why she snapped. the dental hygienist who tried to ram the white house gates. the exclusive photos as her boss

. >> yes, and we have 11 beautiful prints gifted to moad from gordon parks before he passed away. >> uh-huh. >> we're in photographer mode while. amazing exhibitions this year, including the beginning of the year, we had the kenzy collection, which is beautiful all-african-american art history and culture that has been collected by bernard and shirley kinzy. >> moad is so unique. it's a jewel of a museum. >> uh-huh. >> andy know lots of other children. >> yeah. >> and midwest people don't realize that it's a museum but a resource in the community. >> yes. >> and we have a very, very strong, robust public program and that showcased the physicians and artists. we have scholarly voices where doctors and educators come in and speak to the community. we have education programs for youth, tours given to school children. we have collaborative programs that happen with children coming in. we have free days that you come in and do art, make art and become a part of the museum. >> great. >> and for children, the hands on is so important. >> yes. >> ever and child has creative genius. >> uh. >>

gordon, thank you very much. eric, great to see you. >> my pleasure. >> melissa?> do you trust your stock broker? how some are finding sneaky ways to hide their negative reviews. plus the power house, we travel to the top real estate markets in america and today we are going to charlotte, north carolina, find out how much home your money buys you there right now. >>> in today's yahoo! finance question of the day, congress voted to open the government until january 15th and extend the debt ceiling to february 7. what will happen? a 76% say of you will be a mess again in three mopz. 8% say they'll get a deal earlier, 16% say the philosophical divide between the parties will widen. what's coming up on "street signs"? >> top of the hour, tune in. back to work, but because we have to do this all over again in just a few month's time, how do you d.c. proof your portfolio. a couple guests weigh in on that one. ever wonder weight in your etf like a home building etf, herb greenberg is going to weigh in on why you shouldn't confuse mattresses with housing and lots more. ji

that's jeff gordon getting past matt kenseth. kenseth followed second and is tied with jimmie johnson for the overall points lead. and we'll be right back after this. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org. join us, and thrive. >>> in pennsylvania, twin sisters celebrate a double baby joy. they delivered two baby boys on the exact same day at the very same hospital where they were born. the sisters say they also found out they were pregnant on the same day. a lot of coincidences. the new moms say they were not expecting it but are glad to share the special bond. they hope the new cousins will be just as close as they were growing up. >>> more than 30,000 runners hit the streets for the marine corp marathon. runners made their way past national monumen

quarterback jason campbell will hit josh gordon on a 39-yard touchdown.t cuts the kansas city lead to six. however, the chiefs came right on the next drive. alex smith will find dexter mccluster who makes a nice catch for a 28-yard touchdown. kansas city holds on for a 20- 17 win. they are the nfl's only undefeated team while cleveland falls to 3-5. >>> it will the browns and ravens next sunday afternoon in cleveland at 4:15. remember you can see the game live here on wjz. >>> an unbelievable ending in detroit as the lions trailed the cowboys by six in the final seconds. matthew safford will hit calvin johnson with a 22-year-old pass that gets detroit to the 1 yard line. there's a dive for the touchdown with 12 seconds to go. detroit beat dallas 31-30. >>> a stunning conclusion to game three of the world series in celeste, the cardinals now lead -- in st. louis. the cardinals lead two games to one. the cardinals had runners on second and third with one out. jon jay hit the ground ball and doses tin pedroia makes a diving stop -- and dustin pedroia makes a

there is not as much of the bureaucracy. >> reporter: stephanie gordon is helping new york works out the glitches soon, but she'll keep trying to enroll for as long as it takes. >> i've been without health insurance for about two and a half years now, so what's another couple months? >> reporter: bertha coombs, for night night li b"nightly business re. >>> could a new high profile higher at apple shift a strategy and a hint at new products in the pipeline? first, how commodities, currencies and treasuries performed today. 3w4r5 p . >>> apple may be head in a new direction. they are hiring angela aaron. she'll head up the retail and online operations. jon fortt looks at apple's newest hire and the timing of the move. >> reporter: it's been a tough role to fill, retail chief for what's arargua arguably the tou. angela aaron, the current ceo of burberry will lead in the string. during her seven years at burberry she's known for giving the shop more and cutting cost where needed and pushing a dig dill agenda that boosted the image among customers. >> we call it retail theater. all of tho

there is not as much of the bureaucracy. >> reporter: stephanie gordon is helping new york works out the glitches soon, but she'll keep trying to enroll for as long as it takes. >> i've been without health insurance for about two and a half years now, so what's another couple months? >> reporter: bertha coombs, for night night li b"nightly business re. >>> could a new high profile higher at apple shift a strategy and a hint at new products in the pipeline? first, how commodities, currencies and treasuries performed today. 3w4r5 p . >>> apple may be head in a new direction. they are hiring angela aaron. she'll head up the retail and online operations. jon fortt looks at apple's newest hire and the timing of the move. >> reporter: it's been a tough role to fill, retail chief for what's arargua arguably the tou. angela aaron, the current ceo of burberry will lead in the string. during her seven years at burberry she's known for giving the shop more and cutting cost where needed and pushing a dig dill agenda that boosted the image among customers. >> we call it retail theater. all of tho

. >> joining us now are bart gordon.e was chairman of the house committee on science, space, and technology from 2007 to 2011. and jim walsh, a former republican congressman from syracuse, new york, served from 1989 to 2009. he chaired four sub committees. in your time in congress was it ever at bitter and as partisan and divided as it appears to be now? >> well, a little rough in '94 and '95, in that era, but not like it is now. >> when i came in '89 the democrats had held the majority for close to 40 years. so republicans had never tasted a majority. so when we did win the majority in '94 it was a very contentious race, and things changed in policies and the way we ran the place. there was real tension. >> but it wasn't as ugly. >> well, absence makes the heart grow fonder. >> but you say it wasn't as ugly. do you really think it's not just fond memories. that was clearly a deficient time even though you went through another shutdown in that era. >> one of the difference is, the hostility that jim brought our are the r

oakland police officer jim gordon blamed these homeless people for the problem. they live on boats and abandon them once the engines go out. officers gordon last year asked cal-osha to help clean it up after he saw syringes on the water during patrol. >> it's unacceptable. >> reporter: the epa and cal recycles started the clean-up two weeks ago. aside from boats, they picked up plenty of wood. workers even discovered two 100- foot tugboats submerged in this area. >> got divers in the water and they are going to patch up the holes in the vessels and then take out the silt and they are going to pump the water out. >> the epa and cal recycle expect to have this site cleaned up by the end of the year. >> reporter: in the oakland estuary, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the clean-up project costs more than $5 million paid for by state and federal grants. >>> well, she stole change from a fountain to feed her cat. now she is facing jail time. how complete strangers are rallying to her defense. >> reporter: why did talks break down at bart? it wasn't over the money. i'll tell yo

joseph gordon levitt. plus, may mohr is here.s a fun-pacted evening. ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> your friend is here. the one that had no playoff tickets for the a's. >> i'm nothing to him. >> i'm sorry. all right? give me another day. give me another day. >> there you go. >> we got a rematch. last season, the a's fell in five games to detroit. this year, oakland opens with sweet revenge. bob melvin announced his all-star will take on bartolo cologne. he will do it with scherzer in game one friday. gregg will take the ball in game number two. and parker will take the hill in detroit for game three, if necessary. it will be dan straily in game four. the a's let it be known, they like the

my man joseph gordon-levitt, who i love, talented guy. >> yes, he is. >> jimmy: great actor.e makes me feel bad about myself. >> jimmy: he works to hard. you're so supertalented by the way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i say this every time you come on. let me just remind you. broadway, you won a tony. you put a record out that was amazing where you sang. you act in giant movies like "the avengers," you act in indie movies. you do everything. we love you. you're on the cover of magazines. [ cheers and applause ] you should feel really good about yourself. >> it's going great. >> jimmy: it's a confidence booster. it's a confidence booster. >> i feel really good about myself. >> jimmy: well, how did he find you and why did he want you to be in this role? >> i have no idea. no, i got really lucky. i was shooting "avengers" in albuquerque. i got this call that he was writing and directing this project he was going to be starring in. and he wanted to come down and talk to me about it. and i was like just happy to get a visitor in albuquerque. come on down! and here like this beacon of

the stretch between gordon and mass. north either from hill road or to the south san hill road. new contused alchemy no rio to taken off the south to either of those alternates. we have this accident on wall on north bound on woodside road. you can see north of coming up from 237. but continued to show real the traffic now. west 580 stow have it and to double leverage with the north bound guadalupe park west. two 80 as a long slow commute. the san mateo bridge at last book was jammed up westbound and still continues that way with the answer may 10 stop and go traffic and this really private stretched from before the toll plaza to the base of the high rise. the golden gate bridge and bright spot in the morning commute. the way for a year and across the span. hysterical with your weather updates. >>erica: we only have some subtle changes to highlights but when britain about a pretty steady at 45. 50 degrees and oakland. mostly 50s or early in the south bay. it is a little cold out there. you probably need a jacket but real

and irv gordon will always find an excuse to get behind the wheel. i'm kind of hungry.ely wonderful. the only city he hasn't been to is hawaii. if he build a bridge, he'll drive there. >> well, that car could have gone to seattle. when i saw 3 million i thought it was a typo. i thought it was 300,000 miles. so you also have a cooking show? >> yeah. >> my grand mother's ravioli is the name of the show. >> yes, i'm learning to play golf from a 96-year-old grandfather. to foxtrot from a portuguese grandmother and i learned to jujitsu from a japanese grandmother. >> you have branched out? >> yeah, mac 'n' cheese. we also made sweet potato pie. sure, a lot of different kind of grandparents. we have our first gay grandparents this season. two grandfathers teaching me classic gay cuisine. >> what is classic gay cuisine? >> a lot of dessert. lots of peach schnapps. >> i like that. it's really more than cooking. you're talking about traditions of the people. it's so great. >> absolutely. these people really open up in the kitchen. i love hearing the life stories. it's great to b

- good-bye, gordon. - wait! - bye-bye. bye, susan. - bye?e. where you going? where's he going? - bye, leela. - wait. - bye, little elmo. - but sesame street is where big bird lives, big bird. - bye, kids. bye, alan. - bye? what? - he's moving? - hi, snuffy. - hi, bird. - bye, snuffy. - bye, bird. i wonder where bird is going. - he's leaving sesame street. - big bird is off to find a new home. - a new home? - good-bye, sesame street. - it's about time. come on! - now wait a minute. - hey. what's going on here, you? - what's wrong? - you can't move away, big bird. - oh. well, yes, i can, maria. i'm a bird, and lots of birds migrate. - but if big bird leaves, big bird won't be able to see all of his friends anymore. - oh, sure i will, elmo. we can have play dates in the rain forest every day. - no, you can't, big bird. - well, why not? - big bird, the rain forest is very, very far away. - it is? - yeah. - oh. does that mean that alan and chris won't be able to bring me the cream of bird seed soup whenever i want it? - i'm afraid not, big bird.

knowing you can listen to even magic in this country he was alive he was the second in charge of gordon brown in the speech he says it's three thousand one where one has been paid in two thousand and two mr matthews in two thousand and six mid seventy's in two thousand and ten maritime museum in peace he says within twenty years every m.p. in this country will be muslim and in between saying these things he says inshallah which is a choice. within the. government and then he says we want. our minister of this country which are all five now that's what he's saying there's no way that's what they say. we're now it's like two active camp at guantanamo where patients are at the moment or i'm out of the first right never turn world's attention to the ways that some. of our time. a breach of trust you leaders expressed frustration with their long time ally after reports that u.s. intelligence has been eavesdropping on dozens of world leaders also. we have. as migrants from africa and the middle east struggle to rebuild their lives on the other side of the mediterranean we report from a refuge

bus tour director gordon hodgins some park rangers use tactics better suited for the gestapo. i want to tell you about the experience that you and your tour group had at yellowstone. >> a pleasure to be here. i've been working as a tour guide forring about eight years. best job in the world taking people into our national parks. always had a good experience with the national park service, the rangers, the concession people. to have our group treated the way we were our last trip in was amazing. we were prevented from accessing any of the wonderful sights in yellowstone national park, g geyser bay since. i tried to take my group out that they were promised they would see. we saw a group of bison along the side of the road and stopped to take pictures of them. immediately a ranger pulled up and asked who was in charge. he said you need to get back on your bus no recreating in the park. i said we just want to take pictures of the bison. she said sir there's no recreating in the park. are you traveling through the park or staying in the park. i said we have rooms at the old faithf

tomorrow we have a 13-year-old chef from gordon ramsey's chef junior. he'll come cook for us. rember, crime doesn't pay. see you next time. okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. and dough that rises naturally. with no chemical leaveners. a pizza with premium meats. and sauce made from only real tomatoes. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. freschetta. made better to taste better. that's a cool snake tattoo on your back. thanks. it's anacoth, the demon who eats human souls. my friend jeffrey has a dog that eats its own poop. ok. who's that one? that's the goddess of the damned-- she whose name cannot be spoken. why? is it hard to pronounce? what? we have a friend at school like that. he's from india. we just call him rusty. no kidding. does it hurt to get tattoos? yeah, but it's worth it, you know? sure. once i bit my tongue really hard eating a frozen milky way, but it was totally worth it. good morning. hey, dad. hey. hi. i'm alan, jake's dad. isabella. she's a friend of uncle charlie's. i would hope so. yea

this is important for my family from a salary standpoint and day-to-day lives. >> reporter: chris gordonews 4. >>> tonight, new developments in a violent confrontation caught on tape. it was between a group of bikers and the driver of an suv. it showed the bikers surrounding the suv. the driver of the truck ran over one of the men trying to escape. tonight, our sister station in new york city is reporting that the biker who was run over has two broken legs and may be at least partially paralyzed. meanwhile, one biker has been arrested, another questioned. the video does not show the suv driver being pulled into the street as he was and attacked. >> next at 6:30, hundreds of thousands of local students could end up sleeping later. >> news 4 has questions about the government shutdown. we'll report what you can and can't do. answering the most popular questions, next. >>> the capital shoe shine, the lock smith closed because >>> not distinguishing between the district of columbia which is a budget, a local budget, not one of your 12 appropriations, a local budget and the other budgets is b

black, president of gordon black corporation, to re-administer the poll.ntirely on tax increases with no spending cuts? b. a program that requires $1 of spending cuts for every $1 of tax increases? or c. a program that requires at least $2 of spending cuts for every $1 of tax increases? the results of the black poll, arrived at by using a representative sample, and the tv guide poll differed. on the question about making bigger federal spending cuts, 97% of the respondents answered yes to the tv guide poll question. on the black poll, 5% favored a tax increase with no spending cuts, 27% favored a dollar-for-dollar cut on taxing and spending, and 60% favored a $2 cut in taxes for every $1 of spending cuts. it's easy to see from this example that the black poll had more depth and gave a more precise measure of opinion than did the tv guide poll. perot: if we simply keep asking the question, "is it right or wrong?" then we can get our country back on the track. poussaint: knowing something about good polling practices makes us appreciate that getting reliable

chris gordon, news 4. >>> big plans are in store for potomac yard. why this neighborhood could be the next big hot spot in our area. >>> and with the government >>> and with the government shutdown stretching into week february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... ken cuccinelli joins tea party republicans to block the plan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridlock in richmond. mcauliffe presses democrats to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." >>> a once desolate park of alexandria is now getting a major facelift. city officials unveiled their plans for the exchange at potomac park today. >> it's located at the intersection of east glieb road. david culver was at the ground breaking. he's now live at the site with more on what's planned down there. >> for those like me who live in northern virginia, many have noticed a trend

scene with gordon ramsey who has nothing to do with the story whatsoever.way. >> kind of very deceiving. and you see the two guys and it says sex on a plane. >> wow, gordon ramsey having sex with a guy on a plane. i saw it on his own network. they're going straight to hell's kitchen for that. facebook made another change to their privacy settings. it used to be that users between ages of 13 and 17 weren't allowed to share their personal information with the general public they could share with friends and family now. they can. the new feature is called the terrible decision that will haunt you for life setting. you all most have to admire face book. they openly announce. we are making our site less private, complain for five minutes and accept it. we do. any of you planning to go to the movies this weekend. [ cheers and applause ] if you like -- to be honest i don't care if you do or don't. but tomorrow the remake of the classic horror film "carrie" opens in theaters. for the most part stays true to the original. except the lead role, different actress. and

. >> chris gordon is there with another look. look at another side of the shutdown that's got residents angry. chris? >> reporter: i want to share a secret with you. the gate here at lincoln park at the playground is locked, but take a look at what's happening in the last hour or so. parents found a gate in the back, a second gate in the back and brought their kids on to the playground. it shows the frustration building over the federal government shutdown. karen is a furloughed federal employee. she brought her newborn and 2-year-old son martin here to lincoln park, a short walk from their home on capitol hill. >> my son is at day care at the federal building, and that is also closed. we decided to come to the playground. it's a national park facility, so it's closed. we were disappointed. >> reporter: the playground is padlocked. parents taking photos in disbelief. her son, martin, like many kids, was locked out, looking in. >> for him to stand and look through the fence at the playground that is padlocked and he's not allowed

that's gordon getting passed. gordon would hang on to win his first race of the season. ken finished second and is tied with jimmie johnson for the overall points lead. only three more races left in the season. >>> back to football for the ravens this sunday, taking on the browns up in cleveland. see this battle live at 4:15 right here on wjz-13. >> of course it was the bye week so everybody put football on the back burner. not everybody. it's all about fantasy leagues. but having said that, the browns lost. the steelers lost to oakland. and the bengals absolutely drubbed the jets. the bengals continue to move forward. pittsburgh and the browns took a huge step backwards. if we can beat the browns and the bengals the next two weeks, we won't be in bad shape. the bengals game is going to be giant. that's a home game here. >> uh-huh. >> take a look at a graphic we have for you. it will be a fine day. it will be a beautiful afternoon. sunshine, very little breeze and a high of 65 degrees. 63 to 65 today. the normal is 63. morning, ron, how are you. >> reporter: we're doing

. >> surrounded by press, president obama and vice president biden took a surprise i.ip to taylor gordon delhi republicans #lettouted their new hashtag -- #letstalk. the american people do not want their government shutdown, and neither do i. >> wall street largely shrugged shutdown, but congress will need to raise the debt ceiling by october 17 or risk a possible default. if the u.s. default, the treasury department warns credit departments could freeze and interest rates could skyrocket. congress passed the debt ceiling in 19 70 and intending to limit u.s. debt by limiting how much treasury can pay for. the problem -- congress decides how much money is spent, so the law ends up only limiting the government's ability to pay its debt -- the money already spent by congress. foreign countries like china and own 46% of u.s. debt through bonds. >> bondholders get paid first, so you pay china off before you pay off social security recipients. if you don't, you will never be able to borrow anything again. >> moderate house republicans say today that the house speaker promised them privately th

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the judges are so nice, they're amazing.am i thought kind of -- i was ale little intimidated by gordon joe, but now. they are so nice, and i want to see them again. >> oh, kaitlyn who is your favorite judge. >> hum, gordon. and he i like his accent a lot, and he is really super sweet and nice. cool.t is how often do you cook for your family, or do you cook for yourself or try things out. tell us about the routine whenie you're at home? >> i cook all the time at my house. my mom doesn't even have to coo anymore, because i'm always cooking. >> dar a, how about you, did you cook for the family, do you cook for yourself, tell us about you routine at home. >> i have a lot at school and i do a lot of activities out of school, so my mom, mainly like makes dinner, but i cook for myself on the weekends all the time and i have been doing a lot of baking and experimenting. i just kind of -- i mastered french mack ren ones. i have been making a lot of french pastries. >> you are still young girls, what do not you like about the kitchen. if you cook do you then have to load the dishwasher?asher? >>

chris gordon is at the live desk. this seems to be the seconds right after the crash, is that right, chris? >> we are going to show you video you will be seeing for the first time of the crash itself. you mentioned there was a chase after that, fleeing suspects vehicle. the black vehicle where the suspect was going up constitution avenue. there was somebody with a cell phone. jamilla stewart is the name recording. police cruiser hitting the barricade. she's saying oh my god. you will go back and see the barricade. it is a white barricade in the middle of constitution avenue that caused, you saw it there briefly, the white barricade with orange markings on top. the police officer seemed to hit the barricade. it's usually put up for security. apparently, in this case, caused this crash. you are seeing it again. take a look. this is coming from cell phone video. this is jamilla stewart saying, oh my god. this is the u.s. capital police officer from the vehicle being transported. he was taken to the hospital, apparently n

korea institute at johns hopkins and according to north korea expert gordon chang.gress is only helping iran. gordon is the author of "nuclear showdown, north korea takes on the world" and joins us with his perspective on what north korea is up to. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> there is a law on the provocations of north korea. has that been changing or is it a lull in the reporting of it? >> there has been a lull since this spring when they had the series of provocations. now we have seen the smoke rise from the reactor in late august. we see the water being discharged from the plant which means they are restarting it it. they fired on a russian russian without warning and now they're talking about all sorts of things. so, i think that they actually are starting to ramp up and probably by the end of the year, maybe the beginning of next year we're going to see another series of provocations and probably a fourth detonation. >> what are the points of these provocations? >> well, i think the point is that they, first of all, they need to make sure that t

chris gordon, news 4. >> the name change will ultimately be up to team owner dan snyder. he has said he will never change it. >> coming up thousands of dollars in stolen goods and a d.c. store and that's not all. >> how long can d.c. survive the federal shutdown. what city leaders are doing to avoid running out of money. avoid running out of money. >> new details 18 deadly february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... ken cuccinelli joins tea party republicans to block the plan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridlock in richmond. mcauliffe presses democrats to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." when ouwe got a subaru.s born, it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the two-thousand-four

chris gordon, news4. >>> a quick strike force of 300 marines is now on high alert in italy. this following the capture of a senior al qaeda leader in libya. they would be used to respond to any threat to u.s. interests in the area. the quick strike group was created after last september's attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. >>> there is new reassurance tonight over diplomatic solution to get rid of chemical weapons in syria. russia's president putin met with secretary of state john kerry in indonesia today. afterwards putin said there are still some tactical disagreements but he said there is an agreement on how to disarm syria. russia is syria's most important ally. disagreements over a possible military strike by the u.s. in syria previously held up those diplomatic talks. >>> a u.s. based aid group is calling the syrian refugee crisis a humanitarian time bomb. speaking at the national press club today the head of mercy wants congress to take action with funding and political pressure. there are 2 million syrians who are looking for refuge in surrounding count