kevin washington did not make many mistakes. but he wants that one back. tried to force it. instead, it's an interception by kyle fuller. all that virginia tech has to do is score. and they send everybody home safe. maybe they don't send them home. maybe they send them to the hokie house. journell's the hero. 20-17, is your final. >>> baseball action in the a.l. east. joe maddon and the rays taking on the yanks. not afraid of new york. bottom eight in a tie game. jimenez to the right side. ryan roberts is in. and the rays on top, 4-3. fernando rodney, trying to button up the save. facing curtis granderson. and rodney is your huckleberry. 41st save on his season. the rays win 4-3, just 2 1/2 games back of new york. >>> same two teams headline a major league baseball doubleheader tonight on espn. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern. i'm randy scott. have a great day. >>> and a final sports note. tiger woods is the first golfer to ever earn over $100 million on the pga tour. >> he crossed that threshold after finishing third in a tournament in massachusetts. woods has played 2

georgia tech, first play from scrimmage, kevin washington throws to a wide-open jack glass-steagall has all the time in the world. -- jack laskey who has all the time in the world. then racing up the sideline. georgia tech never looked back. penn state hosting navy. a wide open alan robinson who cuts up field. 14-0 penn state. then a fumble picked up by mike holmes and he is off to the races. penn state' wins 34-7. and the clock has struck midnight for the nhl. the players and owners have failed to come to an agreement and they are in a locked up for when you first got internet at home you probably had one thing online. but today, everything's online. in a few years, the number of devices in your home will double and what we are doing online takes internet speed, not every network can handle it, verizon fios is 100% fiber optic soit's faster and can handle it. and now there's revolutionary fios quantum speed, more than twice as fast as anythining this country has ever seen. to get your family up to speed with fios quantum -- call the verizon center for customers with disabilities go to

and last night, virginia tech and georgia tech in overtime and watch kevin washington.should have just thrown it away and set up a field goal. it is out of bounds? instead, virginia tech gets it back. a 17 yard play. time expired in regulation. over time. the hokies win 20-17. and our play of the night comes from the paralympics. this one has everybody talking. completely laid out. for the smash. are you kidding me? he lunges, parallel to the floor to make the shot. the paralympics our play of the day, our shot of the week. and a reminder coming up tonight at 8:00, my pro special that is coming up tonight in prime time. >> >> let's get the latest on what is happening tonight. >> this is moving northeast and will affect us later. bob will have more. >> more about the democratic national convention at 11:00. >> we will be here for you. prident clinton: this election to me is about which... candidate is more likely to return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republican plan is to cut more taxes on per-income... people and go back to deregulation. that's wh

kevin washington finds hill. georgia tech takes the lead with 44 seconds left.hat is enough time for the hokeys to get it to field goal range. cody journell from 40 yards out. he championed one from 38. doesn't miss this one. ties the game as time expires and forces overtime. after a v.a. tech interception it's journell again. this time a chip for the win. no doubt about it. number 16 virginia tech gets a scare but pulls out the win, 20-17 in o.t. >>> tennis american marty fish pulled out of the open because of health concerns. on the women's side there was an upset. serena williams won in straight sets. >>> golf, final round of the deutsche bank championship. tiger woods was in the hunt until the end. he finished third place and with it to become the third golfer to pass the $100 million mark in career earnings. the day belonged to rory mcilroy. long birdie attempt on 18. rory stalls it at the cup. he would tap into the deutsche bank championship. >>> baseball, a pair of walk-offs out west, dodgers and padres tied at 3-3 in the 111th. two on for ellis and he de

paul johnson and georgia tech, after a three and out by uva, first play for the yellow jackets, kevin washington, deep for zach lasky. he's got him. this is supposed to be a running team, guys. a 70-yard touchdown catch here rambling and an early lead. georgia tech's next possession. second play. passed to smith on the option. smith showing off his running skills here, down the sideline. 77 yards for the score and right now virginia trails 49-7 in the fourth quarter. other games in progress, penn state leading navy 34-7 in the fourth. james madison, west virginia going head-to-head. mountaineers dominated at the half. howard blowing by fnorfolk stat. and redskins in the show me state hoping to show up just like in new orleans. pierre is questionable. backup, ready to go. aldrick robinson proven he belongs on the 53-man r069er. second year receiver spent all but one game on the practice squad last season, but in game one, when garzon went down, he stepped pup four catches including this, it's just the beginning for a guy who's always shown potential. >> that's what you're hoping he could do, beca

kevin washington, the pitch to swift and he is gone. 77 yards to the house. georgia tech more than 260 yards rushing in the first half alone. uva gets crushed today, 56-20. >>> frank beamer 13th ranked virginia tech visiting pittsburgh. the hokies were having a rough day as well. down 11 in the fourth. cue mike shanahan, the receiver for the panthers, catching the dagger. stomps the hokies 35-17. >>> navy up in state college to take on penn state. both teams looking for their first win. airing it out for alan robinson for the 45-yard score. >>> almost the time to see if robert griffin, iii is the real deal. after pulling off the upset against new orleans, playing in another dome. they've got a chance to go 2-0, but they need to avoid the big win let down. we got a chance to see much more of the skins playbook last weekend. rg3 putting on a performance that earned him multiple player of the week awards but he said that's just the tip of the iceberg. >> every offense involves doing different things and different concepts. that's just how it is. teams will try t

less than a minute kevin washington from the shotgun with some time completes it to devin hills 10-yard the score with 44 seconds left. virginia tech kicks a field goal on the last play of regulation. it went to overtime and virginia being it just won in o.t.20-17, nothing like a nail biter. >>> final round of the deutshe bank championship, tiger woods began six shot back and muscled it out of the rough on 7 and nearly gets it to fall with a tap-in birdie cards a 5-under 66th to finish 18-under in sixth place. rory mcilroy started the day three shots back, rory in total disbelief, going to bite down on his putter. so the door is open for 3rd round leader louie oosthuizen. he can force a playoff but doesn't make it either. so mcilroy wins by a stroke. it is the fifth pga tour win for the 23-year-old from northern ireland. that's all for sports, but the news edge will be right back. good night. >> the verizon verizon 4g lte sports desk brought to you by verizon 4g lte. who would you choose ? wow. you guys take a minute. verizon, hands down. i'm going to show you guys another chart. pretty

welcome mrs arty's nine pm here in moscow my name's kevin our first this hour washington's condemned the killing of it some bastard to libya christopher stevens and three other officials who died or unarmed mob attacked the u.s. consulate in the city of benghazi the bloodshed followed protests over an american film which has been described as an insult to islam it's the first time a u.s. ambassador has been killed one in post since one thousand nine hundred eighty nine and he's going to teach a cat it's called the latest. we heard hillary clinton say the attacks were perpetrated by a small and savage group not the people or the government of libya making it clear that the administration doesn't see it as an act of war the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi was revenge for a movie a largely unknown film well at least up to this day which makes fun of prophet muhammad president obama said while the united states rejects efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others we must all unequivocally oppose the kind of senseless violence that took the lives of these public servants

[laughter] as , by the way, i want to thank kevin and jason for coming down from washington for the event. so kevin, big question. is it possible to get the 4% growth? >> yeah. absolutely possible. and i think that if -- we wouldn't let you name the book that afterall. you know, but before go that. i'd like to again thank harlan and jim an acknowledge the president for the vision. you might not be able to tell, i'm not from texas. i'm from washington, d.c. that's like the big difference between me and president bush. if you want to mess with washington, d.c. go ahead. that's what we find. but i've been living in washington, d.c., for a long time and watching policy debates going on. i have never seen a president that was as down secretly as president bush is. stwart a little ante-dote that i think the 4% solution was visible back then. but in the early years of president bush's administration he called a bunch of nobel prize winning economist to meet. it was the first time ever seeing him. i think it was the roosevelt room, it might have. and i was nervous. i wondered what the heck am i d

. >> stephanie: kevin in olympia, washington. welcome. >> caller: hello steph?ed to make a comment about romney's chinese jobs program. he admitted he invested in a factory that pleaed 20,000 women and it was surrounded by a barbed wire. >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: i can't believe he was naive to believe that the wall and wire was to keep the masses of workers out. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: these are the same factories that are now putting up suicide maps. >> stephanie: yes. i have heard this -- >> suicide maps. that's marvellous. >> i'm working three jobs. >> stephanie: fantastic. that's great. >> suicide nets keep you from losing workers. >> that's marvellous. >> stephanie: john in georgia welcome. >> caller: hi, steph. i am so glad to be on with you. >> stephanie: thank ya. >> caller: i was listening to the guy who talked about how everything would be so much better if the congress -- if republicans had gotten out of the way. >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: and the guy who said they wanted to make him a one-term president. that was their agenda. >> steph

eastern and pacific on c-span3. >> "washington journal" continues. host: kevin mccoy of "usa today" joins us to talk about the nation's water costs, which have risen 33% since 2000. you can read more in his cover story -- "the nation's water costs rushing higher," which was in friday's edition. thank you for joining us. what's happening with the nation's water rates? why are they going up so fast? guest: there are a number of reasons. you have water utilities and municipal water agencies across the country that have to upgrade their infrastructure, the reservoir system, their pipes, their water treatment systems. that cost a lot of money. they typically issue bonds for that, and the bond that gets paid off over time, and that gets added to the rates and drives them up, to a certain extent. and you have things like added security, that is required around water treatment facilities since 9/11. you have to upgrade your facility, and that costs a lot more, too. paying for the costs of the pension systems are people who are working in water systems around the country

kevin these are our top stories tonight washington the killing of libya and three other staff during an overnight moderate of the u.s. consulate in benghazi was sparked by a controversial american film being called an insult to islam. back in the bailout a german court approved the new five hundred billion euro rescue fund for struggling eurozone countries the motion crucial for curbing the debt crisis comes with a set of conditions though to shield the euro's leading economies and throwing good money after bad and over a million cats alone for independence from spain dragging down the country's most prosperous region wants five billion euros from central government which is how much it says it over pays in taxes. now cutting through the economic spin is laura lesser of the capital account straight from our washington d.c. studio. good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for tuesday september eleventh two thousand and twelve two days stocks advance ahead of the fed decision or the rally loses steam ahead of the m

visitaron un centro para desamparados en la calle o en el noroeste de washington, como parte del trabajo comunitario donde junto al presidente kevin otros empleados de oficina trabajaron en la distribuciÓn de alimentos al personal de ese centro en la hora del almuerzo. me parece muy bien. hasta aqui los deportes, tendremos mas esta noche solo a las once. mas adelante:. insolito personaje lleno de tatauajes aspira a convertirse en presidente de una nacion europea.... ya para terminar... falta poco para las elecciones, pero no solo aqui en los estados unidos arrecia la contienda por la presidencia. en la republica checa hay un peculiar candidato. se trata de vladimir franz... un artista y profesor de arte dramatico... que si bien tiene toda la capacidad del mundo para ser candidato, su apariencia es punto y aparte. el hombre de 53 a~os tiene tatuado el 90 por ciento de su cuerpo... haciendo su aspiracion a la presidencia una de las mas polemicas en el pais europeo. franz dice que no le intimidan las criticas, y que -por el contrario- le animan a seguir

from central moscow this is our tease for good to have you company it's kevin owen here with a headline update for you washington condemns the killing of it some bastards in libya and three other stuff as well during an overnight small break on the u.s. consulate in benghazi the violence was sparked by a controversial american film which is being called an insult to islam. backing the bailout a german court approves the new five hundred billion euro rescue fund for struggling euro zone countries the motion crucial for curbing the debt crisis comes with a set of conditions though to shield the euro's the leading economies from throwing good money after bad. and over a million catalonians march for independence from spain claiming madrid is dragging the region down the country's most prosperous region wants five billion euros from central government which is how much it says it over pays in taxes. next r.t. talks to the billionaire russian aluminum tycoon oleg deripaska to get his views on possible way that the global financial crisis. well if their past could transform into the world's top company before the glob

senior fellow at the american enterprise institute is joining us now from washington, d.c. kevin good to see you. what is the one thing that mr. romney will do to try and push ahead with his economic agenda that he has not been doing and that needs to be doing in previous weeks? >> well, i think that the biggest thing coming up is that governor romney is going to have a chance to speak directly to the american people in the debates and to challenge president obama. you know, one of the untold stories of this campaign for example is that president obama has absolutely no plan to create jobs. that thing they were waving at the convention, his 4 trillion dollars plan was actually just his budget from last year which went -- which went to the floor of the house and senate and got no votes. that kind of conversation is not getting through because of the mainstream media bias. dagen: mr. romney can also speak for himself. he has been widely criticized i was watching the o'reilly factor with bill o'reilly just last night about lack of specifics. he was asked in the interview of 60 minut

kevin: it's a beautiful day in the washington, d.c., area, for a couple 1-1 teams and the cincinnatiington redskins. the nation's capital has a new leader for the hometown skins. rookie quarterback robert griffin iii makes his regular season home game debut in front of a sellout crowd today. and a pleasant good afternoon, everyone. alongside solomon wilcots, i'm kevin harlan. thank you for joining us this afternoon. i guess you can say that robert griffin iii has started his nfl career through rave reviews. solomon: either way, the eye vision reveals he makes plays with his arms and his legs. watch the misdirection, lures them out. buys him more time in the pocket. 60 yards in the air on the money. so we know he can make plays with his arm. watch him do it with his legs. if you don't contain him and allow him to get outside, his mobility will kill your defense. his intangibles is off the chart. he plays well beyond his rookie status. kevin: rookie a season ago, we saw andy dalton take the cincinnati to the playoffs, a playoff berth for himself and he brings an incredible amount of co

. >> kevin braise her is nona dad, but executive editor for washington consumers' checkbook. >> it depends on where and how you shop. >> reporter: for the first time ever, they conducted a diaper price survey. it shopped for diapers at local grocery stores, warehouse club stores, drug stores. >> and we found, depending on where you shop, you can spent to $500 to $900 a year just deepering one kid. >> that's a different of $400 per child each year. consumers' checkbooks found deals parents won't want to miss. some of the best prices were at target, costco, sam's including and bj's. >> you save a lot by buying in bulk. >> no surprise they found more diapers per package, the lower the per unit prize. buying a box of diapers with more than 120, you'll likely save 15% to 20%, but this may surprise you, checkbook found rock-bottom prices online with amazon. it's called amazon mom, part of its $79 annual prime membership, parents get two-day free shipping, along with other perks. >> prices there were far lower than any of the local shops. so $400 in savings, $79 feel doesn't look so bad. >> these

. >>> joining me from washington, d.c. is kevinnational museum of the american indian and a member of the pawnee association. he served as assistant secretary for indiana fairs under president clinton. thank you for joining me. >> you're welcome. glad to be here. >>> if you could weigh in a little bit on the massachusetts senate race. i know there are mixed opinions within indian communities about the claims to native heritage that we're hearing. >> they are mixed. indian people aren't monolithic in their beliefs or attitudes or political judgments. i would say a couple of inninth. the thing that comes to me from watching all this happen is the casual nature of the evolution into stereotyping and the appropriation of native identity by all involved. you know, a drop of indian blood does not an indian make. it looks very odd for many of us to see someone who has never associated with the community or affiliated herself with a particular native nation to assert in any format that they are an indian. on the other hand, as you and your

the first caller this morning, kevin from virginia, he talked about the photos in "the washington post." we just very quickly pulled yesterday's "washington post." here is the front page photo of both the president and mitt romney. and in today's "washington post" are these two photos on the campaign trail. you can see mitt romney up there. he was in the suburbs here in virginia. and that's his photo. and right below that is president obama, and you can see his photo. this is the president right there speaking with supporters. so those are the two photos in "the washington post" for the last two days. next call comes from eric, a republican in hedgesville, west virginia. eric, good morning to you. caller: yeah, good morning. you have to be either deaf, dumb, or stupid not to be able to see the bias in the media. take, for instance, when mccain was running for president, and the "new york times" ran a front page story, he was having an affair with this lady. you know, no proof, nothing, just, you know, put it out there to try to disparage mccain. i was watching brian sawyer on abc right

. >>> and the bridge at the robert lee park in washington is being unveiled today part of the 6 million renovation project in baltimore county. kevin cabinet will be speaking at today's ceremony. >>> the author of the harry potter series is passing to a grown audience right now. jk rollings, her new book exclusively for adults, it hits store shelves today, and has sold more than one million copy ins preorders. >>> today's nasa's rover, how it's doing in mars. how they plan to present findings. it's on a two year mission o to find out if the planet ever had the possibility for life. >>> may have predicted an early went for us, but maybe we're not meant to be in colorado. instead look at this video, snow there. they're in for afternoon early winter. fell over parents of -- parts of denver. the storm system brought the white such to higher elevations. this is tuesday night and snow changed into rain which happens a lot and forecasters saying the dry ask sunny weekend is going to be -- and sunny weekend is going to happen with temperatures in the 70s. all in a week's span. >> if you don't like the snow, and you want the warmer weather

kevin , if you are an actor or to check on your favorite actor. google and type in the bacon number. and i just put in denzel and his number is two. denzel washington start in a with ryan reynolds and reynolds start in a movie with bacon. > -- starred in a movie with kevin bacon. >> i think you do this if you lot of time on your hands. i asked kevin bacon about it likee said that he did not it.t first but now in joyce >> there's a cold front moving in. bring a really nice weekend our way. will be down a little saturday and sunday. could squeeze out a little sprinkle overnight tonight with the cold front. but this morning it is so beautiful. looking at the kennedy center as it comes up. 65 degrees at reagan national. looking at fifties across much of the rest of the region. 55 degrees in gaithersburg, 50 frederick, 63 in annapolis, 59 in quantico. here's the cold front on the satellite and radar picture. moving across the great lakes region. there's not a lot of moisture anymore because the dry bringing in things out a little. we will definitely get some clouds associated with this. you can see the clouds developing by this afternoon with temperatur

washington street and one on sacramento st.. of bus stops we connect to his is compliant with the code, and kevin jensen has signed off on it. if you are familiar with lafayette park, you know that due to topographical issues, certain locations, the southernmost block, there is 20 feet, so to make that an entrance would have extreme impact on the site. and we would have to build guardrails 300 or 400 feet in length in order to make five and accessible entrance. good -- to make it an acceptable entrance. the bus stop itself, whether it reaches is not in our ability. and we do hope that muni makes buses success of bove -- accessible, but it does meet the code to my understanding, and i do have representative if you have a question. good thank you -- >> thank you. those are not as accessible, is that right? >> correct. certain areas are accessible, but the majority of streets do not meet uthe 5% requirement for travel. >> thank you. mr. sanchez. >> just one point in response to the appellants. they pointed out the driveway path, and it is my understanding it is not subject to the permit before you for approval this evening, and

kevin youkilis, grounding into the 1-6-3, fantastic defense for the tribe. >>> remember, thursday night football tonight on espn. stanford and washington at 9:00 eastern. >>> coming up next, "the pulse," this morning. and the invention that has all the women around here talking. >> oh, yeah. it's a lifesaver for all of us ladies. we're going to show you how the convertible heel the take you just about anywhere. ♪ ooh, yeah, ooh-ooh, yeah ♪ ooh, yeah, ooh-ooh, yeah ♪ i love ya ♪ ooh, yeah, ooh-ooh, yeah [ female announcer ] introducing new special k popcorn chips. with 28 buttery chips for 120 calories, you can bring the flavor of the movies home and still stay on track. freedom to enjoy. what will you gain when you lose? find them in the cracker aisle. it just wouldn't go away. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and for some people, it can work in as early as the first week of treatment. so now i can plan my days and accomplish more. lyric

washington citizens and military roles for its upcoming political series house of cards. they will be casting calls today from 1 to 6 p.m. at the bel air armory. the series stars kevin spacesy and robin wright and has been filming in baltimore. the show deals with politics and is set the in washington. those trying out for a role are asked to bring a current head shot and photograph. >>> to be -- >> you could play a capitol hill staffer. come on. >> i could do that. >> you're a washington type. get over this. by the way, if you don't have a head shot, you can bring just a snap shot. >> have you ever done a movie? >> no, i have not. i'm not an actress. i'm a critic. i review things. >> i have a small thing about half a second in homicide. that was it. >> you weren't bitten by the bug, i guess? >> i was in college. oh, yeah. it was great. i used to minor in the stuff. >> we're on the air right now. >> i'm sorry. hey, max. how you doing? >> it's easy to talk about movies. talk about everything. >> there's on one movie to review this week. it's best. the movie is called "the words." it stars bradley cooper. i love the premise for this film. i wish it were a better film.

. >> reporter: kevin is not only a dad who buys diapers, he's executive editor for washington's consumersdepends on where you shop and how you shop. >> reporter: for first time ever washington's consumers' checkbook conducted a diaper price survey. it shopped for diapers at local grocery stores, warehouse club stores, drugstores, discounters and online. >> we found that depending on where you shop, you can spend $500 to $900 a year diapering just one kid. >> reporter: that's a difference of $400 per child each year. consumers' checkbook found there are deals on diapers moms and dads won't want to miss. it found some of the best prices at target, costco, sam's club and bj's. >> you save a lot by buying in bulk. >> reporter: no surprise checkbook found the more diapers per package, the lower the per union it price. buying a box of diapers with more than 120, you'll likely save 15 to 20%. but this may surprise you -- checkbook found rock bottom prices for brand name diapers online with amazon. it's called amazon mom. part of its $79 annual prime membership parents get two-day free shipping a

host: the first caller this morning, kevin, talked about the photos in "the washington post." here's the front-page photo of both the president and mitt romney. post,"y's "washington there are these two photos from the campaign trail. you can see romney there in the suburbs of virginia. there is his photo. right below that, president obama. there are the two photos for the last two days in "the washington post." next call, republican in hedgesville, west virginia. good morning to you. caller: you have to be deaf, dumb, or stupid not to be able to see the bias in the media. take, for instance, when mccain was running for president and "the new york times" wrote a front-page story that he was having an affair with this lady. they just put it out there to try to disparage mccain. i was watching diane sawyer on after this 47% thing came out with romney? the middle east was burning down. what's more important? top secret conversations going out of the white house into "the new york times" puts lives at stake. they gloss over that period it's not covered. -- they gloss over that. it

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washington scrambles for damage control after deadly anti american demonstrations spread over the arab world but efforts so far failed to appease the angry crowd. welcome you're watching r t with me kevin no it's no eight pm here in moscow the main news tonight the wave of anti american protests sweeping across the muslim world with unprecedented force this friday the u.s. embassy is in should missy and sudan are under attack tonight and over in lebanon one person reportedly been killed after a mob set fire to a k.f.c. restaurant clashes also continue in cairo and in yemen is artie's middle east and north africa correspondent paula sleep she's in courage for us hi there paula good evening take us through if you would the flashpoints of the protests have been so many this afternoon how bad is the current situation. given me. that is what this is the single grave the region into this year we know that eyewitnesses. just as we actually had managed to stay quiet to make the ceiling our courts that that was engaging the stick fire primary area the protesters was waving wide. moving along the fifteen hundred feet off center and they we've heard reports of police firing squad cases as they tr

it was called frenchtown south of washington square and all talked to afterwards about what they did. i've been asked not to be too specific, but with the euphemism, kevin? if you brush your teeth can you be using the same body part. >> the departments originally in new york were called french flats. everything name for her. >> they really were frenchwomen. they spoke french and i have long documents of one woman, owning five brothels. these were indeed french brothels. six to 10 girls, usually higher prices. pettitte pression feature has double of the regular because it was so taboo. it's just a different world. >> actually, somebody appear. >> hi, how long did this range slot model of this bar would like tenpenny rems of stairs last? they seem to recall seeing dings and 1850s. >> actually worked on this topic. it was basically to 96 to 1917 in the definitive range model. and made cutbacks and came up with a few different rules and make up and down from 1500 down to maybe three or 400. but some of the investigators really think the law changed morals. certainly in the city if not wider. it's a big deal. >> so i'm thinking about teddy roosevelt and his

kevin mccoy, thank you very much for being on the "washington journal." guest: my pleasure. thank you. host: we want to tell you about what is coming up tomorrow. we begin with a discussion with dr. jill stein, the green party presidential candidate. we will next talk to virgil goode, the constitution party candidate, and we will wrap up with the author of "third-party matters," donald green. thank you very much for joining us for this edition of the "washington journal." we will see you♪ ♪ >> city first of the presidential debates wednesday night live on c-span and online at c-span.org, watch and engage. next on c-span, and national survey on illicit and prescription drug use. followed by a look at the link between national security and childhood obesity. later, and allied campaign rally with vice-president joe biden. he is touring through florida. and a stop in fort myers as part of his swing through the state. join us for live coverage of the vice president at 11:40 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> every generation in our history has worked and sacrificed to leave a better

washington square. and i'll talk to you afterwards about what they did had i been asked not to be too specific. what is the euphemism, kevin if you brush your teeth can you be using the same body part. >> all things lascivious, certainly in new york with a racy name for her. >> there really were frenchwomen. they spoke french and i have long documents of one woman, madam -- i forget, owning five. these were indeed french brothels. the teeth brunching feature cost double of the regular because it was so taboo. it was just a different world. >> there is somebody up here. >> hi, how long does this range bomb model of the spire with like 10 tiny rooms upstairs last? i seem to recall seeing things in the 1850s. >> i actually worked on that topic. it was for basically 1896 to 1917 in the definitive brand law models. m.ed. cutbacks and rules that make up and down for making 1500 down to maybe three of 400. some of the investigators relating to changed morals. certainly in the city is now wider. it's a big deal. >> says thinking about teddy roosevelt, his brother was a drunk and his family wasn't particularly known for being sober

kevin. we've been talking about it, when you become mayor you're not in washington, he has the same problemr and kasich and chris christie, and it's just, i don't know, kind of ironic to see rahm emanuel dealing with some of this stuff now, isn't it? >> reporter: and guys like that guy that just walked by. >> exactly. >> reporter: regular guys. >> exactly, this is a story that we're watching with great interest once again. is it about the kids? who is it about, the kids or the unions? the kids are the ones who are going to suffer here. we appreciate it, kevin, thank you. >>> let's get a check on the markets. rick santelli joins us from you're in chicago, rick. you can talk about that if you want, and steve liesman is on set. steve was, let me see if i can start something just make it up. no, i can't. i was going to say steve is coming down on some side of the whole issue but he's not. if you want to get into it on something else. sheila bair doesn't want to do qe3, rick. >> reporter: board of education, the federal reserve, you know, there is a connection there. it's of course that there's

kevin tibbles in west branch, michigan. thank you. 34 minutes past the hour. here's matt. >>> to the death of the new panda cup at the national zoo in washington, d.c. only six days, and now zoo officials are trying to figure out why. nbc's an thompson is there. ann, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. behind me you can see the cup's father. that is him showing off eating his breakfast. the lab results will not be back until the end of next week with you the initial examination shed a couple of things. found fluid in the cub's abdomen and found indications of liver problems, all issues that turn joy to sorrow here. this 2-month-old panda born and thriving at the san diego zoo is what they hoped for at the national zoo when its panda was born last week. >> these bears are so critically endangered that every panda cub is important. >> reporter: but on sunday zookeepers heard the cub's mother cry in distress. the cub, four ounces, the size of a stick of butter, was dead. for years zookeepers have tried to help her conceive. the odds are low and the mortality rate in captivity is high, 18%. >> they are an endangered species so having t

kevin tibbles in west branch, michigan. thank you. 34 minutes past the hour. here's matt. >>> to the death of the new panda cup at the national zoo in washington, d.c. only six days, and now zoo officials are trying to figure out why. nbc's an thompson is there. ann, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. behind me you can see the cup's father. that is him showing off eating his breakfast. the lab results will not be back until the end of next week with you the initial examination shed a couple of things. found fluid in the cub's abdomen and found indications of liver problems, all issues that turn joy to sorrow here. this 2-month-old panda born and thriving at the san diego zoo is what they hoped for at the national zoo when its panda was born last week. >> these bears are so critically endangered that every panda cub is important. >> reporter: but on sunday zookeepers heard the cub's mother cry in distress. the cub, four ounces, the size of a stick of butter, was dead. for years zookeepers have tried to help her conceive. the odds are low and the mortality rate in captivity is high, 18%. >> they are an endangered species so having t

if congress paul ryan will come back to washington from the campaign trail to vote on any of these bills? >> reporter: our understanding is the answer is, yes. kevincan whip, told reporters this morning that he does expect mitt romney's running mate to be back here to vote on the so-called continuing resolution, that stopgap measure to keep the government running. be interesting to see how he votes. as a party leader, presumably he votes to keep the party running. but as someone for fiscal discipline, a lot of republicans say they don't want to vote for it because it doesn't cut spending. >> we'll see what happens. thank you. let's go to jack with "the cafferty file." jack? >> as dana mentioned, congress is back on the hill. although most of them aren't really there at all. rather they're worried about themselves and election day and being reelected. they don't give a damn about you or about me. it's being reelected and election day is only two months away. if it's at all possible for the atmosphere in washington to get any worse, well, now's the time. and while the country's knee-deep in serious problems, congress is focusing on politics. what el