and i treasure hunt artie joyce russia's expedition team on a quest for evidence to support the country's claim to the region's vast natural resources we report tonight also. the suspected mastermind. blasts in the north caucuses arrested or killed. the case. plus a war torn childhood the grim plight of afghanistan's youngsters who were forced to abandon school and start work instead they become their families only bread would. be our school serves yields to american pressure to make concessions in exchange for nato membership talk to experts about hillary clinton's visit to the balkans. and hasta la vista moscow california governor. wraps up his visit to the russian capital with a pledge to try and terminate global climate change. this

we look forward to hearing from sean joyce of the fbi on these issues and of course, from director mueller at lunchtime. let me mention the members of the group very quickly. professor bruce hoffman, georgetown university, peter bergen of the new america foundation -- two outstanding members of our national security group. they were the primary authors of a report released on the ninth anniversary of 9/11 regarding the current state of terrorist threats which has received wide

specifically, columb pike will be shut down along joyce and washington boulevard.ane from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. in all directions periodically for the vie. keep in mind if you travel throug arlington, we're talking about the area by the air force memorial. you could have tiups beginning later on this afternoon. parking restrictions in washington, d.c. the area around the white house specifically in the downtown ar from 21st to 10th street northwest and new york avenue to constitution avenue. no parking really. not much available today because they're going to have to start moving their equipment into that section to get ready for filming later on. also along the national ml they're going to be doing filming. constitution to maryland avenue and from 7th to 3rd streets we'll see parking restrictions starting today. they're going to start their filming and we'll start to see road closures tomorrow and wednesday in that area. so pretty high profile places. a lot of folks, of course, travel through that area. parking is going to be very, very tight starting today. of course

more than 60 years ago, when tony was a soldier, stationed here, he fell in love with a girl named joyce then the orders came. he was shipping out. he couldn't find her in time to say good-bye. he moved home, they both moved on. but he never forgot. >> the love i had for this girl, i pray that every person falling in love could have just a minute part of that. >> reporter: a few years ago, tony set out to find joyce, only to discover she'd passed away just a few months earlier. so, jeremy's foundation picked up the bill for tony to fly back to england, and finally, after all these years, say good-bye at the grave of his first love. >> i love you, sweetheart. i will love you until the end of time. >> this is real life. this is an 86-year-old man, dream come true. >> reporter: one of many dreams come true. thanks to a kind young man -- >> wow. >> reporter: who refuses to let dying wishes die. jeremy hubbard, abc news, new york. >> simple idea to change a life and change the world. >>> hope you have a wonderful evening and that we see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good nig

. >> joyce roy. >> good morning. you may all remember a few years ago, bart had an extensive strike. a lot of people discover the transbay buses. once the strike was settled, a lot of them kept on writing. now we have the possibility of the reverse. if people are not comfortable at this temporary station, they are going to discover bart or something else. it will become a habit, and it will not come back when the building is built. so you will have this lovely, grand central station, and nobody comes. the train will not be there. you need to do all you can to keep these riders coming, even attract new ones. there are only four things you have to look at. the restrooms is the easy one. it is there. i think there are overblown security concerns. but particularly, was the second phase is billed and you have to have security around their. that should be easily solved. the canopies are another thing. they are very attractive but they are nonfunctional, unless the rain comes directly down. you might say we need a second la

and powell, to joyce, mason, and beyond. i ask that you evaluate the environmental impact that this will have on the community. it is not good. there is plenty of documented pieces to evaluate. i bless you. i don't know how you get the time. thank you very much. president miguel: [reading names] >> i am here on behalf of the san francisco architectural heritage. we agree that the eir

that's going to be happening between joyce street and washington boulevard.oing to be closing the right westbound lane of columbia pike. police are saying because the shooting schedule and the requirement from time to time they will shut down columbia pike completely. so keep that in mind if you travel through the area they'll be shooting from 5:00 to 9:00 t. now, in the district there are a couple areas have that parking restrictions. that's a problem for folks who park downtown. as well as the national mall. they'll be taking or a section from 21s to 10th street nohwest. from new york avenue to constitution avenue. no parking in that area. and down along t national mall from constitution to maryland avenue and 7th to 3rd streets. parking restrictions in effect today so they can bring inheir equipment. then they will start shooting scenes in the district. that's going to happen over the next couple days. so a lot of activity. kind of quiet right now. we haven't seen any equipment moving in. they're scheduled to start to shoot this scene starting at 5:00 toni

>> hello, my name is joyce. i live in one house away from the project. one reason i purchase my home is from the rear of my unit, i see an enormous area of trees during good -- area of trees. you see many types of trees, birds, and flowers, so the reason i bought the house is that i seek other beautiful victorian houses. this project would impact my view looking north from the outside of my home and remove some of the greenery, which can be seen when you look down on the neighborhood of backyards. i have been a tour guide in san francisco for 15 years and served on the board, and i do walking tours of mission district, showing people the beautiful architecture and murals and our great food as well, and it is a real shame they do anything to remove these one-of-a-kind buildings, which are really unique to san francisco, especially the leafy streets, a little quiet back alley, and it is one of people's favorite places reaching my personal street. it is a unique narrow lane, which gets more bicycles than cars, and even though there are some examples of mode

and powell, to joyce, mason, and beyond. i ask that you evaluate the environmental impact that this will have on the community. it is not good. there is plenty of documented pieces to evaluate. i bless you. i don't know how you get the time. thank you very much. president miguel: [reading names] >> i am here on behalf of the san francisco architectural heritage. we agree that the eir fails to analyze the impact of the fairmont hotel landmark in the area that surrounds it. the new residential -- or the 1906 fairmont hotel. the proposed new construction must be evaluated based on standards, and the tower is permanently linked to and will expand and connect to the hotel, although the eir includes a mitigation measures pledging future compliance, the city seemingly has gone out of its way to exclude the commission from its review process. there can be new disputes the process falls within the purview of the hpc, the appointed panel of experts, charged with applying the secretary standards, and standards themselves include specif

washington boulevard here, south joyce street an pentagon city and columbia pike.t's a check on the commute. back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up next on 9 news now. >> the redskins are feeling good about yesterday's win. i will tell you what triggered this surprising turn around. no. >>> more like summer today. let me show you the temperatures. we will come back and show you the record. 86 at national. 81 in gaithersburg and frederick. 84 leesburg. we will tell you how long the warm weather will last and give you a lowdown on the records. >>> first, home genetic testing for deadly diseases. can it cause needless worries or save lives. one woman's story and her decision up next. woman 1 sync: i knew what bob ehrlich did as governor. man 1 sync: raised my property taxes 60 percent. woman 2 sync: let utilities hike our rates 72 percent. woman 1 sync: but i didn't know what he's done since he got fired as governor. man 2: ehrlich's raked in millions. man 3: he worked for a wall street bank that took 10 billion dollars from the bailout. woman 3: 10 billion of our m

and i treasure hunt artie joyce russia's expedition team on a quest for evidence to support the country's claim to the region's vast natural resources we report tonight also. the suspected mastermind. blasts in the north caucuses arrested or killed. the case. plus a war torn childhood the grim plight of afghanistan's youngsters who were forced to abandon school and start work instead they become their families only bread would. be our school serves yields to american pressure to make concessions in exchange for nato membership talk to experts about hillary clinton's visit to the balkans. and hasta la vista moscow california governor. wraps up his visit to the russian capital with a pledge to try and terminate global climate change. this is r t it's eleven pm tuesday night thanks for being with us son kevin the top story and we begin with our special coverage of russia's latest expedition to the arctic scientists is spending a year on the ice investigating the natural resources the oceans there russia is one of five countries who are dividing up what could be billions of dollars worth of o

i just feel that -- i'm also going to start off with joyce from and their organization.hey do an internal survey of the clients, so the idea that she does not have any idea regarding what is happening in the shelter system i do not think this is very genuine assessment. and i think over the information is very thorough and complete, i just feel like we have not had enough dialogue regarding the other issues that should be necessary in the shelter system such as wraparound services and other things. heart of it is in the document that i gave you. the other thing is i just feel there is -- i guess this document just says a lot because we have -- the shelter committee is required to go to the homeless coordinating board to submit a report, and it is rare that they ever really call on them. i'm trying to remember if they ever even talk about this quarterly report. simon share. and then, it goes back to the 10-year implementation plan, and we should be reviewing that and figure out how we should modify the shelter system, but they are doing well, but i still feel like they ar

i'm joyce louis. i am a longtime resident of the area, for over 40 years. i have seen a lot of changes in the neighborhood. that area that you were just talking about at 1685 sacramento, i remember it as the brownie hardware store, which moved across the street. these changes have been in the demographics and business, both good and not so good. in response to the conditional use application for the liquor license, i oppose this action. stores are selling liquor for off-premises consumption within a four block radius. in addition, there is a bar right next door. so there's always access. i personally oppose any more access to liquor, as this is related to crime and it decreases the quality of life in the neighborhood. we are trying to revive and maintain the area to make it a more safe and family-oriented area. so having another site for liquor sales goes against the core of maintaining the neighborhood's safe and family-oriented. the planning commission's consideration and denial of this application would be appreciated. thank you. president miguel: thank

. >> very joyceful for the men. to greet areas.hile that is set for saturday, he is survived by his pregnant wife and two children. and the federal aviation administration, now proposing the tougher flight rules for the helicopters. increasing the safety for those medical choppers. that's following a spike in the deadly accidents, like one near andrews air force base back in 2008. all air ambulances, traveling the electronic systems that could warn them on the air or on the ground. >>> and the man already suspected of stabbing more than a dozen people in three states, including virginia, is facing still more charges. and live, they are accused of smashing in the car window when the parking lot of the michigan bar last july. they believe it might have been in retaliation for something that happened inside that bar. and so far, he faces charges, in six stabbings in michigan. but none in the stabbings that he is suspected of in virginia or ohio. well, don't be startled if you see a lot of the security on am track tomorrow. this is all

only educate families about the disease but encourage adults and children to share their worries and joyce as they live with cancer. spending time with tess is good medicine. >> there's nothing like a smile. >> reporter: nearly half of all people with cancer now survive leaching more time for conversations and answering those children's questions. >>> it's a huge step forward for those bounds to wheel chase a new device can actually allow paraplegics to walk again. >> i'll living my dream. >> it's liberation, it's independence. it's standing up. >> the device is called electric legs or e legs was developed in berkeley, california. arm movements on a backpack community move battery powered legs the concept was first developed for the military. >> this machine is actually moving amanda. it has its own control. it has its own act weighs it has its own intelligence. >> this is truly going to revolutionize mobility options. >> e legs cost the same as high end electric wheelchair and commercial version is expected as early as next summer. let's take a look at a live picture at i-95 liberty road

. >> we will be focused on reelecting our pro-joyce democratic women, barbara boxer, patty murray, other house members we have talked about. i would like to make sure we elect a woman running for governor in florida. but this is something we're focused on and we really want to see the democrats maintained a majority in the house and senate. i hope that we can do everything we can to make sure that the democratic women get out to both in all districts around the country. we are about pro-choice democratic women at emily's list. >> there was a top 10 most vulnerable incumbent less. five of the top 10 are freshmen democratic women. you mention betsy markey and others. if you were there campaign manager, what would you tell them to talk about with less than one month ago? how can they win? >> we will tell them that they're doing a great job we had such success in 2008 getting a number of women elected. the first re-election is always the toughest and in this, i meant it is particular topic is about jobs, is about the economy, it is about representing the people in the district. all of them t

euro we would underwrite the greek economy as a sovereign but integrated nation are you a fan of the joyce mark for the torch marks sake. you know i'm a fan of the deutsche mark because it was a good currency in the bundesbank was a good institution and i think the rules that we had then were good rules for germany and also for europe i mean what what happens if you have a strong economy like germany's of course the dots mark would appreciate over time which again would help the neighboring economies to export more so it would give purchasing power to the germans and so good by itself being neck mechanism off adjustment in the end a market mechanism that would help if you have a crawling peg or something it would help adjustments to come more easily and adjustments that would be good for everybody but hasn't the euro been more stable than the deutsche mark was in the ten and twenty years leading up to the year race introduction and lower inflation might as well isn't that a measure of the euro being quite a successful currency well we have to talk about that inflation if it's really low if

because you have to use the right kind of fassners, nails, and other clamp and clips and joyce hangers to match the kind of woods you're using. and what is this stuff here? >> that's the old pressure treated which is copper arsenic. and you want to wash your hands now that you've touched it. because you've got arsenic on your hands. >> used to be arsenic-based treatment. the federal government threatened to regulate the industry, pressure treated lumber industry. so the industry got together and voluntarily regulated itself, about seven or eight years ago and said we're going to phase out arsenic. we're going to sell all the existing stock and we're going to sell only this new safe copper-base treated material. it turns out the new copper-based treated material as unintended consequences. not so much for health causes but because it is highly corrosive to most fasteners. and i was saying this right upfront that you should be very careful that you have to use hot-dipped galvanized connectors or stainless steel. so here we have -- i'm going to pass around for you -- >> it's hot. >> -- an

about a cup of joyce. and look at this new dawn liquid soap package.tising a new ten-ounce size. well, what they don't say is, it used to be 11 ounces. and that's one of the things these manufacturers are banking on. the fact that most of us don't know what normal size is, but we do know what we pay. manufacturers are better off shrinking the product than raising the price. >> we all fall for it. another entry? >> reporter: yes, four less oreos in the double stuff package. probably good for the company's bottom line. and for ours. >> four less cookies. thank you, sharyn. >>> and coming up, some parting advice. the outgoing governor, arnold schwarzenegger, on what he says you have to do if you really have big dreams. [ male announcer ] for frequent heartburn relief, nothing beats prevacid®24hr. just one pill helps keep you heartburn free for a full 24 hours. prevent the acid that causes frequent heartburn with prevacid®24hr, all day, all night. nothing works better. no pills, no pain. how can you get pain relief without taking pills around the clock? tr

and startups from silicon valley and california who are looking at investing in russian high tech joyce is certainly the right man for the job he persuaded foreign investors to pump a cool thirty billion dollars into russian electricity when he headed up russian energy monopoly you yes some investors have voiced concern about the level of government involvement in russia this modernization drive is a top down effort and like many others states run i've just been chatting with chip ice and he says he will explain to investors of russia is a special case and it does need some government control to navigate through the red tape one investor told us he has learned about the particular it is obvious best thing in russia the sectors that i am most interested in and dedicated to helping make happen including the area in fuel cells and in other forms of technology i think in terms of materials i mentioned we are working on several projects together in terms of light emitting diodes l.e.d.s. lighting that's going through a very great leap in efficiency. and i think it's going to change the light

like i said joyce is coming up to. moscow time this sunday night thanks for being with us here and our team used channel on kevin on winning tonight ahead for you we have the thoughts of a leading academic on russian u.s. relations who predicts nato is collapsing shortly and i'll update our top stories in a few moments before.

in arlington this evening, columbia pike has closed beeen south joyce and washington boulevard. downtown d.c., a lot of streets will be closed periodically through the week near the capital and the national mall. to find the link with the complete list, to go inningwashington.com. >>> police saylcohol with you a factor in the deaths of two men. adam and rory wer on the way to a friend's house. they were hit by a car. the driver has not been charged in the accident. >> reporter: sources stay driver had a blood alcohol level of .13. .08 is the legal limit. also at the time of the accident, the traffic signals in the intersection were flashing and the walk signs were turned off. >> horrible to see the lives be taken away. the tragedy is just horrible. adam hosinski. rory weichbrod. killed at the sbks of 355 and marinelliroad. they had been to a better day party. they were headed to a nearby part. police say as they went to cross rockville pike, that's when it happen. that's when they were struck. police say they were struck by this acura car. this car that police said went on for a

i know there are many telly evangelist from joyce meyer to joel. how does this set you apart. >> one of my heroes for this ministry is fulton j sheen so catholics were the pioneers in use of radio and tv. then we dropped the ball and that always bothered me. i wanted to get the catholic voice out widely so we started a few years ago and we have been following that inspiration. >> father, i don't think i would be out of line that suggesting a thank a lot of folks are disillusioned because of the scandals in the u.s. and europe. are you going to address those issues? >> not directly on this show. i'm well aware of the problem. i have a ministry on youtube. we do commentaries so i hear comments every single day from people about the scandals 367 obviously we have problems. this is the worse problem in american catholic church hiss reesm church has to deal with it honestly and directly. at the same time i don't want the church to be reduced to the sex abuse scandal. we bear this great message of joy and salvation. obviously the church has to come to gr

one of the joyce of writing for the show is with the host, you always have the different unknown qualities. but there's nothing better than knowing it is a known quantity. and i get to write for them again. i think the cast members are excited to be onstage. >> larry: some day it will be you, kristen. >> that would be -- yeah, that would be great. >> she's a lot harder to work with. >> larry: a little stuck-up? >> talks a lot about hollywood. >> i don't appreciate eye contact from people that are younger than me. >> larry: you don't like -- you have no peers, is that it? >> yeah. i look around the landscape and i'm like, where are my peers. that's how i feel. >> you said maybe meryl streep. >> i said if she's lucky. >> larry: andy, are you very happy for amy's success? >> yeah. >> larry: you won't after what she just said. >> no, no, amy is beloved by all. that's her secret move. no one doesn't like her. >> i could name a few. >> i would say it's inspiring to see. i came in when amy was kind of in the middle of her run. and i would say her and seth, maybe more than anyone, really looked ou

joyce brothers i got it what do you give your kid? >> when they are 15?> bill: yeah. >> i agree with you. a month. they are grounded for a month. >> bill: a month of bread and water, that's it. [ laughter ] and then you have to watch the factor. >> corporal punishment. >> bill: over and over and over. >> that will do it. >> now that's a penalty. >> bill: they will never say the f word again. >> ever. >> bill: culture warriors, everybody. there he had are. plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. a family speaks out against stephen colbert over his illegal alien presentation. wait until you hear this. and then bill maher doesn't like religion at all. we will challenge him. and we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> bill: factor follow-up segment tonight, you may remember last week stephen colbert testified in front of a congressional committee that deals with immigration issues. mr. colbert mocked the situation and was criticized by many americans for doing that but, in los angeles, the situation is much more serious. in march of 2008, 17-y

>> bill: you saw what happened to joyce behar and whoopi. they couldn't handle it? because you are a mad man. >> bill: i'm a mad man. now, wait, hold it, beck. hold it. >> bill: i just want the audience to save -- savor the moment. the reason they walked off the set is because i said muslims attacked us on 9/11 and they didn't like that. cambridge, massachusetts one of the most politically correct distribution in the world. think now have in their school district a muslim holiday for the kids. kids are going to get a muslim day off. what do you think about that? >> um, i don't live in the school district so i mean if that's what the school district looks like, that it's a muslim community -- for instance, you read about those kids in deer born, michigan that are playing football during ramadan football practice like 3:00 in the morning. okay. i don't want that universally spread out but in deer born, michigan that makes sense. >> bill: have a lot of muslims and -- in deer born. you don't mind that the school board authorities say we have christian, jewish we are goi

>> bill: you saw what happened to joyce behar and whoopi. they couldn't handle it?ked off the set because you are a mad man. >> bill: i'm a mad man. now, wait, hold it, beck. hold it. >> bill: i just want the audience to save -- savor the moment. the reason they walked off the set is because i said muslims attacked us on 9/11 and they didn't like that. cambridge, massachusetts one of the most politically correct distribution in the world. think now have in their school district a muslim holiday for the kids. kids are going to get a muslim day off. what do you think about that? >> um, i don't live in the school district so i mean if that's what the school district looks like, that it's a muslim community -- for instance, you read about those kids in deer born, michigan that are playing football during ramadan football practice like 3:00 in the morning. okay. i don't want that universally spread out but in deer born, michigan that makes sense. >> bill: have a lot of muslims and -- in deer born. you don't mind that the school board authorities say we have christian, je