. >> jeff goldberg, abc7 news. >> thank you, jeff. an undecided race in virginia is one step closer to being called. later today, the state election office will finalize the results. obenshane will decide whether to request a recount. >>> virginia's jobless rate has been trending downward since peaking from december of 2009 to march of 2010. >>> good news for metro riders planning to go to tonight's redskins game at fedex field. they will stay open one extra hour. the last train will leave at 12:25 a.m. the last blue line train to largo town center leaves at 1:23 a.m. the trains will close as usual but customers will be able to exit along all lines of service. >> 4:49 now. after more than one month on the road, the capital tree arised in the district today. it should arrive around 10:00 this morned. it is an 88-foot spruce from washington state. next friday, house speaker boehner and a student from washington state will light the tree. >> and, the tree is bringing cold weather. these are the coldest temperatures we've seen in months,

live in cheverly, jeff goldberg. >> we are going to annapolis where police are investigating whether one man is connected to several burglaries. investigators released surveillance photos of the suspect. police say one burglary took place on bay ridge road. last night, five additional burglaries took ways within minutes of each other. officers say an early 2000 style green or blue minivan with silver trim was seen in the area of the break-ins. if you know anything, you are encouraged to call police. president obama is in seattle for the start of a major fund- raising trip out west. the president will make seven appearances over the next rebate. he is expected to raise aliens for the democratic party and candidates running in next year's midterm elections. the white house says that the president called israeli prime minister netanyahu while he was traveling to the west coast. it was to discuss the deal with iran over its nuclear program. netanyahu is one of several leaders expressing doubt that the run can be trusted. chuck has more. >> it was hugs and kisses in geneva, switzerland as

jeff goldberg is live in arlington. that button is inside lobbies of fire stations like this. this is station number five and crystal city. it is catching on across the country. it provides safe havens for newborn babies, but it is catching on in arlington that they can provide fire stations for refuge for people in danger. even in a place like crystal city where people feel safe, caution is key. >> you always have to be on guard. >> she likes having safe haven lobbies at city fire stations. >> knowing that there is a place where you can seek out safety is helpful. >> it allows someone to come in and lobby and press the call lobby -- the call button for immediate help. police are on the way. firefighters are often on call. >> the access to 911 is key. the front door is open at all times, but under the new system, you can press the button and the door locks immediately. fire stations are outfitted with the technology and five more will be soon. >> there were times people would come to the firehouse and pound on the doors trying to get help. >> he recently got attacked near his

. >> jeff goldberg, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> great to see you e. >>> two of the biggest names in the republican party took over late night tv on friday. texas senator ted cruz made his first ever appearance on "the tonight show with jay leno" who gave him a tough time, asking him tough questions. before making it to the sunday shows, chris christie made a surprise appearance on late night with jimmy fallon during his fan favorite thank you note segment. >> thank you, governor chris christie for winning a second term as governor of new jersey and proving that whenever you run, it ends up in a landslide. >> you're welcome. but did you know there's a cereal that's recommended by doctors? it's post shredded wheat. recommended by nine out of ten doctors to help reduce the risk of heart disease. post shredded wheat is made with only one ingredient: one hundred percent whole grain wheat, with no added sugar or salt. try adding fruit for more health benefits and more taste in your bowl. it's the ideal way to start your heart healthy day. try post shredded wheat. this has been me

jeff goldberg, as we look at the north portico, and kristen, chime in here, popcorn is certainly ready >> ready for his close-up. >> ready for his close-up. >> you know, by the way, you are an expert on turkey. i want to argue against it. >> i can cook. >> i mean the country that bridges asia and europe. i don't want people to think you're not an expert on turkey. >> thank you. and here's the president with sasha and malia. >> the office of the presidency, the most powerful position in the world, brings with it many awesome and solemn responsibilities. this is not one of them. but the white house turkey pardon is a great tradition, and i know malia loves it, as does sasha. generally speaking, thanksgiving is a bad day to be a turkey, especially at a house with two dogs. so i salute our two guests of honor, caramel and popcorn, for their bravery. they came all the way from outside badger, minnesota, to be with us. they, like my chief of staff, are vikings fans. i'm not sure that they know -- uh-oh. yeah, see? i'm not sure they know that my bears are heading to minnesota on sunday, but i

but beyond that, jeff goldberg was told by the president that he's not bluffing. that is what he said in a very, very interview, how long ago. >> about a year and a half ago. >> and now the point is i think that for two years the president -- >> what sign is there that he is blufing. >> on the contrary, i'm saying that i was very impressed with the president in 20111/2012. he led sanctions. i hope he doesn't lose that. >> rose: but what has changed is what happened in syria has lead to a perception, perhaps not. because people thought he was trying to escape the commitment of the red line in syria. >> right. which only holds true if you believe that obama treat its syria in the same way he treats iran. at that level of importance. i don't happen to think that. i mean one of the problems in this conversation is that, in fact, we've been spending the last couple of years saying the administration and israelies have been saying oh, the prime minister and presidency eye-to-eye. they both rant to prevent iran from getting a nuclear bomb. but the problem is that is not

. >> on syria, i think that jeff goldberg pointed out to me in samantha power's book. a very moving passage on rwanda in retrospect, and i wish, and etc. we cannot let it happen again. do you feel that the sheer macramÉ have been able to get away with too much and is there some feeling that you may have had that we should have done more to punish them for what he has done for his people? your it is past time for him to have left and then his atrocities are enormous and estimated 150,000 people have died in this conflict and that is horrific and one of the very important things we have tried to do is to put in place mechanisms so that there will be accountability for these crimes. but i think that we have to separate a few things. first of all, the policy of the united states has been to try to resolve the conflict in syria at the negotiating table and the reason for that is the following. but the lasting that the state institutions have fragmented and for syria to become a fully failed state in a safe haven for extremism. the only way to prevent that is for a negotiate

on syria, i was -- i think jeff goldberg appointmented out to me in samantha powers' book, a moving passage from you on rwanda and in retrospect and i wish, ect., and we cannot let it happen again, do you feel that assad may have been able to get away with too much, and is there some feeling you had that we should have done more to punish him for what he's done to his people? >> first of all, i'm of the view that it's past time for assad to have left and his atrocities are e enormous, some estimate sioux ,000 people died in the -- estimate 150,000 people died in the conflict. that's horrific. one of the important things we tried to do is put in place mechanisms so there's accountability for the crimes. i think we have to separate a few things. first of all, the policy of the united states hash to try to resolve the conflict in syria at the negotiating tail, and the reason for that is the following: the last thing we need are the state institutions of syria to fragment, and for syria to become a fully fail state and a safe haven for extremism. the only way to prevent that is through a negoti

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joined again by don goldberg and dr. jeff gardere.t you weigh in on which one are people more likely to forgive. is it a personal issue or is it an issue when it comes to governance, are they more likely to forgive "i did not have sex with this woman" or "if you like your plan, you can keep your plan?" >> you've had lots of personal issues, then a second act. but the mayor of toronto will be known for being a bafoon. where president obama, whether you love him or hate him, will be known for a president known for trying to do the right thing. >> all right, guys, thank you. >> thank you. >> good information. again, we know both crises are both very different. but it's how you manage them is what we're trying to figure out. >>> other stories we're following. jay zee says he's keeping his partnership with barney's. he had been criticized after barney's was accused after racially profiling two customers. in a statement, he said, "i'm in a unique position to affect change at barney's." >>> first seen this morning on cnn, automobile magazine

for larry king now tonight's special guests are comedians jeff garlin and wendy mclendon kovi the stars of a.b.c. comedy series the goldberg's they'll talk about the show and much more you don't want to miss it for now have a great night. i got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. stay with substory. get this guy like that smear that guys that are working for the people motivations the mainstream media works for each other right groups vision. of the road i was. there i marinated this is boom bust and here are some of the stories we're tracking for you today. first up china says thank you but no more to the u.s. dollar has the had their fill of u.s. treasuries as well we'll tell you all about it coming right up also adam minter author of junkyard planets.