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it wasust loud and itas a lot of bullets. >> police say they were called about a domestic violee incidentst the clean scene laundromat and the suspect ran. he was found a block away. the manas not armed. >> during the encounter, shots were fired and the male was struck and he s pronounced dead on the scene. right now it's under investigatn. >> those who knew jones say he often barbecued in front of his quick-cut barber shop and shared the food with his friends. he had his ownshop. he would bring his daughter to work wit him. he didn't bother nobody. >> many could no talk about the killing of without talkg about the killing of oscar grant. >> they cannot control their guns! when they gave that two years, i said that is how it happened. becae they only gave him two years. >> and this is mu deeper than what happened last night or what happened last week or last year. people out here on bancroft talking about lack of opportunity are, lack of educational opportunities for african americans and the problems out there go far, far deeper than any most recent shooting. they're just the most recent

but he was terriy keen to do so, and itas very difficult for william, my eldest, not to go.i did say to him, when i was in the navy for five years, in the early 1970s, i had the same problem, they wouldn't send me anywhere. but yes, when harry was out there, i worried the whole damn time. i can understand profoundly what it is that other families are going through, just how agonizing it is, day in and day out worrying abouthat is happening to your loved one. in many ways it's easier for those who are out there, it's much worse for those left behind, because they're getting on with their job. but at that age, you're determined to go where the action is. >> and you can see our interview with prince charles this friday on a special hour-long "dateline" called "the man who will be king." that's friy night at 9:00, 8:00 central. foowed by his own documentary on the environment here on nbc. for us, for now, that's our broadcast. for this monday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm bel reporting i'm brian williams reporting tonight from our nbc news washington bureau. we ho

itas not been reired. they were secretly listening to his conversations for more than a year. he's under electronic home monitoring. he'sllowed to go to work. that's what he will do today. jack johnson and his wifeeslie returned to their home. they returned to their mitchellville home friday night after the two were charged with accepting kickbacks and bribes in exchange for favorable treatment. johnson and his wife leslie, newly elected county council member were taken into custody friday afternoon. fbi and irs agents then stayed in the home for several hours leaving with several boxes of evidence containing records and clothing from inside the home. investigators say this is just the beginning their investigation. >> we are committed to putting an end to public offials who dishonor their office by acceing bribes in exchange for favorable treaent. >> when the facts are revealed, i am absolutely convinced without a shadow of a doubt tt i am going to be vindicated. >> federal prosecutors and agts said during a press conference on friday anybody el who knows about a pay to play

. >> 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 close at 2578. the s&p 500 closed up five points to end the day at 1218. >>> every year, ns of thousands of people go to the washinon convention center. now, they're going to have a place to stay. right next door. after years of delay, the city broke ground today on a $500 million convention center headquarters hotel. >> reporter: the music came from the united house of prayer for all

this time itas not all michael vichblth he gotome help from mccoy, who had 111 yards on the ground and jeremy mechanic lynn had 120 yards receiving. eagles improved to 7-13 and entered as one of the best teams in the nfc. >>> starting today, teachers in loudon county are enjoying an extended thanksgiving break. all county schools are closed both today and tomorrow as result of a furlough. the school board decided to use these as necessary furlough day after surveying staff. % prefer to have the delays leading up to thanksgiving hole day. it will help ease the budget crisis by saving $4.4 million. >>> our time is 57. ahead this morning, what former first lady barbara bush had to say about sarah palin that might have people talking today >> prince william back in the news this morning and not because of his engagement. why he is being called a hero. >> next, a foggy morning. it's not justin yo brain. it's tough to see. weather and traffic next. >>> still to come this morning, barbara bush on sarah palin. what she said that is creating big buzz early and so came the dvd player, on sale an

felt like somebody was playing a video game out there itas unbelievable. >> mama said the will be days like this, it just happens to be right now. you can't have it happen at all. but it did. >> mama doesn't want to see many more days like that for all these redskins. i had a chance to talk to doc walker a few moments ago. he was saying when you look at michael vick's performance, he's never seen anything like it. vick was so impressive yesterday, so on point scoring touchdowns on each five of the eagles' first possessions. he was named nfc offensive player of the week for the second week in a row. no one done that since randall cunningham in 1998. it was a coming out party for michael vick against the redskins. he was so dominant. the redsks were not able to get him at all. vick had almost 8 seconds to complete the field. he completed 20 of 28 passes for four touchdowns. he's so dangerous with his feet too. he also ran r 80 yards, he moved past steve young and into second place in nfl history for yards rushing by a quarterback. the redskins, all they could do was praise vick after the

itas quite a storm. >> soun like another train wreck or something like that. you know, hearing things blowing, knocking over, falling down. >> reporter: firefighters and district inspectors use a ladder truck to look at a damaged row house. the strong wind ripped off sections of the roof and smashed windows. at the home depot the outdoor garden display was leveled. thomas blair lives nearby and was awakened by the terrible racket. >> it was about a quarter to 1:00, woke me and my wifeup. got up, hear the windows begin to rattle. got up, out of bed. we were going go to the basement and l on the floor. it only lasted less than ten minutes. i got up and heard something -- something fell. tree felln my regard yrt as the sun came out, so did the wood chippers. crews began chopping up fallen trees, carefully working around downed power lines. residents on tenth street surveyed the damage. >> this old -- 100-year-old tree uprooted and fell on my husband's truck who's away in ethiopia. >> reporter: that does not look good. >> no, it does not. he's going to come home t

itas dipped down into the 20s to near 30 degrees in many locations where you see the blue. across pennsylvania, western maryland and west virginia. over the last 12 hours we've had this enormous ridge of high pressure still in place going to give us another sunny day with temperatures by early to mid afternoon into the low and mid 60s. perhaps especially to our south and sunrise is at 6:46. about an hour and 15 minutes away sunset at 4:58. a look at friday, saturday and sunday. coming up around 5:41. jerry, how's the traffic? >> tom, off we go, sampling around the area. pretty quiet morning l in all. at least on the virginia side as you travel the capital beltway both directions between springfield and i-66. travel lanes are open. go overto ryland, top side of the beltway, the overnight road work up here on the outer loop in new hampshire avenue. that should be wrapped up. getting reports of an accident on the beltway around landover. so more information on that. and get back to you as quickly as we can. let's see how we're doing elsewhere for those of you along the 95 corr

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he shared a story of what itas like growing up as a child in korea.said, "i hope the american people understand how grateful we are for what you ha done because we would not be the strong prosperous nation we are at not for the sacrificesade by the men and women of the united states military." that is from the president of this country. because the korean war ended where it began, geographically some began to use a phrase to deribe the sacrifices of those who fought here. as we look around this democracy at its grateful, hopeful citizens, this was no tie, this was a victory. it was a victory then, and i is a victory today. 50 years later, a french ship that was forced in a war has become an alliance that has led to gater security and untold progressnot only in the republic of korea, but throughout asia. that is something everyone here can be extraordinarily proud of. it is also a reminder of what lies on the other side of the 38th parallel. today the korean peninsula provides the world's greatest conflict between a society that is open at a society th

%-list, make sure you check ita twice. the hottest toys of the holiday season that could be hazardous to their health. p>> you wear around your neck. >> attention muggles, the wait is over. >> i thought it was great. >> it was so good. >>how late these fans in ú%ltimore stayed up to see harry potter and the deathly hollows. %-november 19th., it's friday, i'm patrice harris. it is friday and you know what that means. it'' your turn to sound off on our facebook page about anything you want. let us know what is on your mind our facebook feedback segment. just go to foxbaltimore.com/baltimmre to become a fan and join the conversation. >>> and now, let's check in with meteorologist steve fertig and have a conversation about our weekend weather. >>> after a crazy tuesday night into wednesday, we get to enjoy a much quieter weekend and that >> i can't wait.reat. >> take a look at what we have outtthere. %-the low pressure builds in noh of that, a couple of speckles, that is in pennsyllania aacouple of flurries moving up but not a

and then, i think, we can start to understand why eventually ita was -- eventually, it was, you know, despite substantial criticism ratified. i however, the heart of my story is in the conventions themselves. it isn't political analysis, and these are just wonderful stories.ve i've, i take such delight in them. i hope i can share it with you. you have to understand that these were the exciting events of the time. you didn't have the world series.itin what did you do for amusement? you went to church. [laughter] you know? you listened to -- or excitement here was that orators were the rock stars of the days, and the conventions brought together alr the great political and sometoge clerical orders of their day. people crowded in this. they wanted to hear these debates.eopl one of the big challenges that were faced was how could they find halls big enough not only for the convention, but for all the people that wanted to listen to the debates?nly now, the federal convention jus closed the door, it met in secret. could you do that for conventions that were making a decision, an important

would bp, with 9/11, with virginia tech, with ancient orange, i benefited from the fact that itas bya much tremendously consensual bipartisan apolitical -- apolitical. and that makes a huge difference when there is a general view that there are to be a better way. i'm not better way is limited to the circumstances of a particular tragedy, just a lot better. so i'm all for listening today to this discussion about legal reform. i'm all for sitting down as i have over the years for some of the people in this room who i admire tremendously, dedicated people that are in this room, but i know well, that i've known for 25 years, 30 years. and i'm all for setting up a woing group to come up with, can we take the benefits of what can feinberg has done in half a dozen examples and apply them and learn from them and benefit from the conceptual design and implementation of these programs. think it's a great idea? he can be the subject of a seminar at law schools? i think we would all learn a great deal. but actually implementing the concepts i've learned over the years from these unique tragedies

anyways, the last slide head bob karlin's silhouette in front of one of the little cultural houses, and itasl. with that, ladies and gentlemen, i will give you back to jeff pritchard and bob karlin of joining -- will join me. >> get green lights on both. that's good. all right, ladies and gentlemen, we will have a microphone. it will go down the center row. if you would, please identify yourself and a very clearly ask your question. who is first? beige jacket. >> thank you for your presentation. did you have a chance to ask north korea about the manpower for operation [unintelligible] >> for the -- in terms of power supply, we saw nothing, because i saw nothing inside. we did not get down to the first floor. so we saw no power supplies. in terms of manpower, we met with the chief process engineer who runs the facility. then we saw a number of people in the operating room. they tickets to the control room and then what they called the recover -- they took us to the control room and then what we called the recovery room. we did not get to talk to any of the people. in terms of asking about the

saeb has been there through ita.all.d and it should be of no surprise to any of you that he remains a champion, and advocates of palestinian national interests.e that is first and foremost his role.role. i respect that. at the same time, saeb is, i know, also aware of the fact he is really postilion problem pits the forces of goodness on one hand against the forces of darkness on the other.ex it's a complex conflict in whics both sides irresponsibility for the perpetuation from both sides bear responsibility for the solution. cannot solution must be based, not on an imbalance of power, but on the balance of interests. so the format today is very straightforward. i'm going to ask saeb 10 questions have been dreaming up since i left government in 2003. but essentially encompass three areas, palestinian internal politics, the negotiations themselves and perhaps most interesting now, saeb's expectations in view of the american role, specifically thee last 20 months of the obama administration.will g ..ons. these are to b

(announcer) for five generations, with a name like smucker's itas to be good. >>> back outside on theza right now, with t answer to our bon jovi trivia question. in 20, the song "who says you can't go home" made history when it became the most downloaded song ever, bon jovi bece the first rock band to reach number one on hot country charts. it was the first rock band to reach number one on the hot country charts. >>> sports columnist and best selling author is throwing us a curve with his latest kids book, this time he venture into the world of fantasy and science fiction. >> in th back of my mind i wanted to try to write a book about a kid who could do some cool stuff. my editor said if you cou pick one, fly or be invisible, which would you choose? >> we have this discussion all the time. >> everybody has this and when i would go out on speaking tour i was shocked that there would be this big debate. so i said, i've got a character here thatan do both. >> talk to me about his life before he discovers he's got these powers? >> he's a kid living in new york city, central park becomes l

so i went and itas a place called lips. okay. she's enjoying it. some of the stuff they were saying, they're making balloon toys and you can only imagine what's going on, but the kids were there and the parents were enjoying it with the kids. i was little weirded out. >> huge problem with that. huge problem with that. >> i was a little weirded out by that. >> yeah. and we wonder why kids are acting out the way they do, their parentsake them to places like this and think it is ra-ra-ra, wonderful. what do the parents expect? >> you get a shoutt in the drag queen show. >> i get a shoutout i every drag show. i would be offended if i didn't. love those guy >> this one's for kathie lee. i was like, they said they didn't just do it because i was there, they always do it so anyway. >> good for them. god bless them. god bless them. >> this friday we are going to be cruising -- >> we are cruising. we're going to be on the allure of the seas, royal caribbean's -- it is among two of the biggest ships in the wor, i guess. >> look at this thi

itas developed by a doctor named eugene canistandkeniston.k it's not being used? caller: because it is a paradigm shift technology that was developed at a time when biofeedback was at the basis of the treatment was not recognized by the medical communitys legitimate treatment. host: where should people go for more information? caller: i don't have a good answer for that. that is why i called when i heard there was someone from the american legion. i think the american legio could become the focal point to get this information out to veterans. i have a psychologist friend working afford good. he has begun a pilot program to bring back the treatment. -- a friend working at fort hood. i addressed the then-senator obama about the issue at an american legion post in chicago and number of years ago. nothing was ever done about it. someone needs to take a hold of this. these men and women with pete yazdi are suffering unnecessarily in the face of there being a treatment of this quality. host: we have the point. guest: thanks for your advocacy. what

itas never been understood that the freedom of speech did not include portrayals of violence. you're asking us to create a whole new prohibition which the american people never ratified when they ratified the 1st amendment. they knew obscenity was bad, but what's next after violence? drinking? smoking? movies that shows smoking? can't be shown to children, will that affect them? i suppose it will, but is that -- are we to sit day by day to decide what else will be made an exception from the 1st amendment? why is this particular exception okay, but the other ones i suggested are not okay? >> well, justice scalia, i would like to highlight the fact the material issued in ginsberg was not obscene. the partial nudity allowed -- >> i think what he wants to know is what james madison thought about video games. [laughter] did he enjoy them? [laughter] no, i want to know what james madison thought about violence? was there any indication that anybody thought when the first amendment was adopted that there was an exception to it for speech regarding violence? anybody? >> your honor, as

unions out o everything and if it wasn't for the unions, the middle class would have of nothing.but itas notng.so, this don't tell, don't whatever, if i'm in the army, or in the services, and the enemy is shooting at me, and someone - next to me has said what theirre orientation is said what their orientation is, i do not care what they are as long as they kill the enemy. host: the recommendations being released later today. if you are a federal employee, we want to hear from you especially on the announcement put forth by the president. if you are one of the 2 million federal workers that would likely be impacted by this pay freeze, during the conversation online pierre ye. -- you can also join the conversation online. we will go to san next in minnesota. -- sam. caller: i used to be a democratic activist when i . i left the party after realize there was really no difference between them and the republicans. and i voted for a third party rigid party candidates like they always do. you do not go and announced a freeze on federal salary without getting something in return. what are you ge