news 4's derrick ward followed the march from langley park to the university of maryland. [ chanting >> reporter: one of more than a dozen questions in the november ballot in maryland. question four essentially allows the children of immigrants who have gone to school and lived in maryland at least three years to pay in-state tuition at at community college regardless of their immigration status. >> got into this country at 16. $10 in my pocket when i arrived at new york city. of course, no education. the hardest thing i ever had to do. >> reporter: this act gives no freebies. to get to the ballot, prerequisites tacked on. paid tax, registered for selective service, plan to apply for full citizenship. supporters of the act say they want equal footing for all college bound in the community. the dreamers, the investment made in early education. >> we need them to build and assist in making a better america. in building of our future. >> some people that have been here for a really long time, and that's like, like a sister or brother, not being able to go to college. >> reporter: after

this is -- joe langley. >> hi. i'm joe langley. a candidate for north carolina house of representatives district number 53 for the county. i want to tell you quickly about myself, and what i want to do, and i know how valuable your time is, so i'm going to talk really fast. i love this. here's where i live outside of ap drew. this house has been in our family over 150 years. >> plowing through his district and wants to point out that he has roots in this area. >> here's where i go to church, where i'm an usher and on the finance committee. >> this is way better than the ads on tv. i'd rather see a guy like this, showing that he's part of the community. >> exactly. and he showcases not only his community, he shows off his family. >> this is sue, my wife of 32 years and my children and grandchildren. >> then blows past them. he is a democratic candidate running against an incumbent who has been in office since 2002 named david lewis. >> do we know how he's doing in the polls thanks to this commercial? >> i think these going to be doi

. >>> the news edge on maryland now where hundreds of students marched from langley park to the universityf maryland in support of maryland's dream act. they trying to ramp up support for question 4 on the november ballot allowing them to qualify for in-state tuition. >> you get from a maryland high school. okay, your parents have to pay taxes. >> some section that jot dream act will create a amnesty program to protect gang members from deportation. >>> it happened around 9 last night in new york avenue northwest. the three men and one woman were injured and taken to the hospital and one was lited in -- listed in critical . the victims were standing on the sidewalk when the shots rang out. >>> two d.c. men have pleaded guilty to shooting and killing a metro bus rider last year. the u.s. attorney's office said delron 567son of southeast and vincent gray pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. the authorities say 22-year-old demoteeous thompson was killed last october. the two men fought with the victim and boarded the bus around midnight. the prosecutors say atchinson shot thompson twice. t

hundreds turned out for a rale, marching from langley park to the university of maryland in support ofthe maryland dream act. >> they're trying to ramp up support for question 4 on the november ballot, which would allow students from undocumented families to qualify for in-state tuition in the university system. karen gray houston has the story. >> we are the dreamers! might, might dreamers. >> reporter: the dream act. the development relief and education for alien minors. they rallied at the casade maryland multicultural center in langley park before marching to the university of maryland at college park. >> we have an argument on on the on [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: they spoke in english and spanish. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: the largely hispanic crowd of demonstrators shared personal stories of their fears and angst of being undocumented immigrants. >> both of my parents were deported and i found myself lost. i found myself depressed. >> reporter: a co-sponsor of the legislation insisted it's not a giveaway. >> you must first graduate from a maryland high school. okay, y

we are live in langley park.ack to you. >> thank you, derrick. >>> new this morning virginia state police are expected to release the name of a trooper who was killed while directing traffic. the accident happened on route 30 near theme park way in hanover county. police say the trooper was directing traffic along route 30 as people left the state fair in kings dominion when an suv hit him. he was taken to a nearby hospital. >> one woman and four men were shot along north capital street along 9:00 last night. police are now trying to figure out if the victims were targeted or shot at random. we spoke to a woman who lives nearby. >> i'm kind of scared because it's in my neighborhood and i have my daughter i'm trying to get home and i'm worried. i want to just go to my house. >> we're told one victim is in critical condition and the other four are expected to make full recoveries. >>> maryland authorities say a man who died after falling into a charles county lake didn't know how to swim. according to reports the 2

in fairfax county, langley and holmes high schools are closed as well as sleepy hallow and -- sleepy hole leand springfield el-- hollow and springfield elementary. let's head out to jessica doyle who is live at reagan national to let us know how the airports are doing. good morning once again, jessica. >> reporter: good morning to you and good morning to everybody at home. things are starting to get back to normal here at reagan national airport. they started having some planes coming in last night to fill up the tarmac a little bit. i wish i could show you from this location but we've got an empty tarmac over there. we've got lots and lots of slots that are left empty. let me show you the scene behind me. we're starting to get some passengers here. the first flights are scheduled to go out just about 6:00 a.m. i've been watching the tarmac, the runway to see if any flights have taken off yet. in the meantime there's still lots of cancellations as well on the board behind me. cancellations to places of course like laguardia airport which had such bad flooding in the new york area. an

in fairfax county, langley high school, sleepy hollow all closed. jefferson elementary in d.c. will not have school today. barcroft elementary in arlington is closed. in howard county, bowman bridge elementary is closed because of power outages there. 17 schools in anne arundel county are also closed. as for other closings and delays in virginia, manassas park city schools are closed, and two-hour delays in culpeper, frederick, fauquier, and shenandoah county with buses using snow emergency routes. frederick county schools are on a two-hour delay. >> and then there's the power question. right now utility companies working to restore electricity to thousands of area customers. pepco says it hopes to have 90% of the outages caused by sandy restored by 10:00 this morning. pepco customers are without power. most of the outages are in virginia. dominion virginia power reporting more than 20,000 customers in our area in the dark. it hopes to have power restored to all of its customers by tomorrow night. novec has 3,200 customers with no electricity. and bge has to restore power to mo

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in a committee meeting, counselman will campos who represents langley park says enough is enough. >>e let us do our part and crack down on what's happening over there and do what we're supposed to be doing for these residents. please relay that message. we cannot give them any more extensions. they have had long enough to take care of these problems. >> all three properties were foreclosed and acquired by an out of town investment bank. now it is managed by larrimar group with offices in the west and midwest. >> sending snail mail will soon be a little more expensive. cnbc's courtney reagan is live with that. courtney, good morning to you. nice to see you. >> good morning to you. it's good to see you as well. >>> it's going to cost a little bit more to send that bill or letter. the u.s. postal service is raising the cost of its forever stamps by a penny to 46 cents. i didn't know they were 45. starting january 27th. the agency is also launching a new global forever stamp, which customers can use to send letters anywhere in the world for a set price of $1.10. postal service is trying

the issues involve more than a thousand units in the apartments in langley park. renters say they're dealing with everything from holes in the floors and ceilings to bedbug infestations and the building's owners right-hand turn doing anything about it. >> we're not being responded to -- a crisis, that's now to the point of a civil right's crisis. >> a spokesman did not return calls for comment to news 4. prince george's county say they're aware of the issues and have given the management group until october 20th to get them fixed. >> it looks like a national's fan and investigators say the actions were very criminal tonight. the f.b.i. is asking for help. police say he held up the t.d. bank last friday. after the hold-up, the robert went out and hailed a taxi. >> for the first time ever, a person can pick up an hiv test in local drugstores. it costs about $40. people swab their mouths and you can get results in about 20 minutes. doctors are hoping the tests will encourage more people to check for hiv. but others say the price tag is too steep for low-income americ

council member is ordering a crackdown on a property manager in langley park.is an update on a story first reported by our prince george's county bureau earlier this week. people living in the bedford station, victoria station, and new bury square apartments say they're living in deplorable conditions. for years many complained of bed bugs and mice as well as holes in the floors, ceilings, and windows. prince george's county inspectors identified more than 1,000 violations, but management got extensions to fix the problems. in a committee meeting, congressman will campos who represents langley park, said enough is enough. >> let us do our part and crack down on what's happening over there and do what we're supposed to be doing for these residents. please relay this message. we cannot give them any more extensions. they have had long enough to take care of these problems. >> all properties were foreclosed and acquired by an out of town investment bank. it is now managed by the lamar -- or larramar group with offices in the west and midwest. >> storm team 4 meteo

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. of the world from the free money and some technology innovation all the rest of the women's from around russia we've dumped those huge earth covered.

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. thank you have there and ran an antique store on weekends. my father was alive when i got married he really really really loved it he was comfortable with there and. i think that was a huge fear for him he was afraid that i wouldn't find anyone. and when he met air and he knew he knew that arron loved me he got to walk me down the aisle and. very very. good memory for me when i was born and had all these issues and he blamed himself and my mother didn't know when she was having miscarriages he dabbled in alcoholism for a while he was in prison by vietnam. and he didn't live his life because of that what a tragedy i must have been about six or seven maybe eight years old maybe at the most and i remember hearing my parents fight and. it was typically you know they would carry on and and then one of them would peel out the

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charged welcome to the big picture. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are all today.

you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. and. more news today violence is once again flared up in the film these are the images before all of that and seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations are all today. if you said here people aged between forty and fifty come to the para going to say they think they are probably too old to parrot lloyd said the instructors tell them that there is a seventy year old man who can fly cuffy well and he feels great. if someone twenty years older than you can do it why can't you. when. you. dreamed of learning to fly when i was young i wanted to enter military flying school my mum wouldn't let me. one day. but i never forgot about my dream of being flying now for fourteen years and i haven't had a single accident and i don't have a single broken bow. and nice landing excellent. how does it feel that was gr

at langley park on university boulevard the front counter was clean but they wouldn't allow us in thechen and didn't do an interview. inspectors reported live roaches and more cockroaches in rest rooms, the kitchen sink and even a roach in a soap dispenser. another customer walked out after seeing us this time at delight doughnut. you just bought some doughnuts. and then what did you do? >> i took them back up. >> reporter: they had overflowing sewage on the kitchen floor and operating without a food safety manager. this quizno's was closed and then passed reinspection and reopened. just wait until you see what we caught on video inside. this is what we found near the chip shelf at the front counter at the quizno's. it's right here. do you see that? quizno's manager said after inspectors shut him down, they brought in exterminators and took extra steps to keep it clean. >> they come and check. we walk off. >> reporter: look what i found in your store. what does that look like to you? >> what is this? >> reporter: it looks like mice feces to me. >> i have no idea about that. but we did

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. of the. stories analyses cycle of violence riot police and bahrain fired tear gas at a funeral march for an anti regime our servants had died in custody i think it was allegedly denied medical attention. countries systematic human rights violations at the time of the international spotlight let me take positions mainstream media is not seen on behalf of bahrain seventy. miles georgian president mikhail son treaties to step down after a grueling election absence and leave his party on the margins out of the bottle people and show. no need for you in fifteen minutes time get ready now for the latest sports news without injury. thanks for watching and here's what's coming up over the next few minutes. the muscovites really treated to celtic in the champions league up to conceding a last minute goal in the russian capital. p

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you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harkin welcome to the big picture. he's pleased. to meet. i am asked as are welcome to the kaiser report. and go no calling plan to save the world yes ben bernanke he aka bubble the clown spoke in japan last weekend claiming currency wars are good for you gideon gono aka god of the clown bubbles counterparts of la boy is that what is twenty twelve mid-term monetary report and it's wearing a big red nose and floppy shoes stacy herbert. well we can't talk about central banking clowns without first referring to a william bonsai art created specifically for this as you see this is go go go no i'm bobo benny goes on the left and he's wearing and i love why mark button and bobo aka ben bernanke he's on the right with print on his forehead and yes i think the markets are beginning to suss out what happens when these central bankers. are found. in perpetuity eventua

you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. more news today violence is once again flared up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations to rule the day. today's news and this week's major headlines live from our team in moscow karen tara. while separatists in belgium are hoping to gain control of the country's industrial harbor the wealthy port city of antwerp the flemish nationalist leader is a strong contender for mayor in sunday's local elections the poll seen as a test for a belgian unity but increasing hostility between it's two deeply divided communities since the euro crisis began let's talk now to belgium politician philip quiesce who's the euro m.p. for flanders thank you so much mr quest for joining our team now tell us how strong is the support for independence in flanders and can we event

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day. my parents really truly honestly believe that what had happened was as a result of my father's exposure to agent orange i was born with multiple problems . i was missing my leg and my fingers and my big toe on my right foot i use my hands a lot in my artwork i find myself drawing my hands quite a bit to me for my hands you know just as if anyone would. but they do tell a story they tell a story of. oxen. by horse. by tractor. by car for the road. as a carpenter. as a stove setter. a farmer. as an assistant. as a friend. as a relative delivering post and delivering. imax keyser a welcome to the kaiser report in today's headlines if you tell the truth about the dol

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back in the united states in fact there's an air force base and where a lot of this is going on at langley we see a lot of direction but you have to maintain and operate them locally so that's the reason for the bases and the contractors and the uniformed professionals on the ground there in djibouti who will do this maintenance and guidance action may they may also step in and handle operations of the drones at some time at some point and scott i know that the military installation here in djibouti is the only one of its kind is the since the first of many to come or is this a place that the military to get away with in a country because it is so small so impoverished that many times too many flies under the radar so to speak. well i think it's clear the united states is in talks with several different countries with respect to siting some of these installations djibouti is one that surfaced there are actually several island nations in the indian ocean. have in fact housed drone operations and have been in discussions with the united states for longer term drone operations and we've seen

langley high school and homes hollowschool and sleepy and spring hill elementary schools are closed. jefferson academy is closed in d.c. 17 individual schools in anne arundel county are closed. back to you. >> thank you. bollman bridge elementary is closed. transit is back to for a amtrak newns will not running into york city. there will be service between between new orleans and d.c. and miami. trains from d.c. to chicago and albans, vermont have been cancelled. airlines resumed a limited flights yesterday to dulles and reagan morenal airport and flights are expected to resume today. the 2012 campaign, early resumes today in the district. is d.c. board of elections expanding hours and adding voting machines to the eight early voting centers. you can cast ballots starting at through 9:00ning tonight and repeat those times through saturday. maryland governor o'malley and lieutenant governor anthony brown plan to vote when early voting resumes today. votingernors as early be extended from 8:00 until 9:00 p.m. today friday. the deadline for submitting applications was moved until 8:00 t

. >> langley high school in fairfax county as well as homes hollowschool, sleepy elementary, and springl d today.ry will be close >> in prince george's, a public is closed as well as some other individual schools. keep an eye on the top of your screen. will update as best we can. >> now, meteorologist jacqui jeras. >> a little on the chilly outside. therefore the people who don't becauseer this morning are in the upper 30's and low 40's at this hour. have a little moisture still lingering. cloudy from the remnants sandy. live super doppler shows some precipitation. it's probably hitting the ground in southern fauquier county. most rest of it is probably not. enoughtures are cold be a little bit of mix.try think it's enough to slippery on the roads. that bridges and overpasses always get icy first. it's 43 at reagan national, 40 dulles, 41 in culpeper, 39 in winchester, 43 in annapolis. for today, 50 degrees by noon, by 5:00. 10 degrees below average. little to no sunshine expected today. of sunshineeaks tomorrow. talk more about the treat forecast in a little while. first, a traffic wit

difference of what is known on the ground from intelligence sources and back here in head quarters in langley. it is an important piece in the weekly standard where he talked about the original talking points and capt capt hill originally written in al-qaida related. when they get to capt capt hill, al-qaida-related is taken out. why? and who took it out? >>> that is a question no one raise answered. talking points are crafted in the administration shared with state and the intelligence community and white behite obviously the white house has to give final authority it was not that susan rice went out and spoke off of the cuff . she was handed. the question is behogave her talking points and who gave hillary clinton the talking points and jay carny his talking point >>> and who told her that to do it of their own volition. who told him to take the fall for it the reason they have a problem. secretary of state now she is taking problem for it and not answering the key questions. i think american taxpayers because we are paid to improve our system f. we are not getting the return on the investm

. >> well, it was interesting, because i went into langley, virginia, cia headquarters, thinking i wasperience something completely different than i was familiar with, and what i came away with, yeah there, are similar aspects to it, namely, that you have to be so secretive and clandestine as we want in our spies. but they complained with bureaucracies they have to deal with, stale coffee in the break room and having time off to spend with your spouse and things like that. so there was some very common things that i got too, and i was trying to get a baseline character to be able to portray them honestly. and -- and in earnest, so that when they watched the movie, they go, yeah, yeah, you got it right. >> that brings me to the logical question, if i am a member of a cartel. if i were involved in this illicit drug trade, "breaking bad" is an incredibly realistic depiction of how it works. >> caller: it is. there is a hierarchy. from where walter white operates and where gus freeman operates, another character from the show it was on a level of organization that is emblematic of a succes

you went to langley. you met these folks. >> i did. the cia headquarters in langley, virginia.women are really dedicated service people. they commit themselves to these missions. honorably. they believe in the credo they're not going to leave someone behind. agent officer tony mendez is a hero, a recognized hero. he went in and was determined to get these six house guests out of iran safely. and the mission was successful and true and without a shot being fired. >> it's true. it came from declassified information years later. but you're of a certain vintage. you can remember this time. >> that's a lovely way of saying i'm old, josh. >> we are of a certain vintage. what struck you about the story when you read it? >> the story itself was fantastic and absurd. if it was a piece of fiction, hollywood would have said, come on. you have to make a plausible story. because it's true, it made it all the more interesting and gave it a baseline to jump off from when our audience watches this. it's compelling. and the script was just tight and wonderful. ben affleck's direction was impecc

that march starts in langley park and goes to the university of maryland. >>> a toddler was left behind this week with no shoes at a northwest d.c. playground. he went there with his day care glass monday afternoon. a nanny found him there after the rest of the class had left. the executive director of friendship children's center on western avenue said parents were notified about the incident, and the teacher who was supposed to have been watching the toddler has been disciplined. the little boy is okay and is back at the children's center today. the school said it's taking action. >> we were very worried, very upset. and everybody jumped into action to make sure the child was safe, to respond to the needs of the parents. the other parents here, too. we right away jumped into our investigation with what happened, and are working on figuring out how to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> because the boy is okay and the father had arrived, no police report was filed. >>> a 72-year-old man is in critical condition tonight. somebody brutally beat him near his home in silver springs. his

atlanticly park's tabir restaurant -- langley park's tabi restaurant the place looked clean, but they wouldn't let us do an interview. there were live roaches and more cockroaches in restrooms, the dishwashing, wall storage, kitchen sink and a roach in a soap dispenser in another restaurant. another customer walked out after seeing us at delight donut in district heights. you just bought some donuts and then what did you do? >> i put them back up in there. >> reporter: there was overflowing sewage on the kitchen floor, food stored on the freezer floor and operating without a food safety manager. this aspen hill quiznos was closed, passed reinspection and reopened. just wait till you see what we caught on video inside. this what is we found near the chip shelf at the front counter of the belfre road quiznos. the manager said after he was shut down, they brought in exterminators and took extra steps to keep it clean. >> they come and check. we wash all. >> reporter: look what i found in your store. what's that look like to you? >> what is this? >> reporter: looks like mice feces to me.

in fairfax county, the following schools will remain closed were they are langley high school, holmese school, sleepy hollow elementary school and spring hillent meantery. >> in d.c., jefferson academy will remain closed today and in prince george's county, they are waiting until 6:00 a.m. to make a decision about excel academy. >> i know those may be kind of difficult to read on the screen but we do have those scrolling at the bottom of the screen as well so can you double-check those throughout the morning. >> good morning. >> kids want to go to school today because there are like parties and stuff. >> for halloween. >> all the candy. >> especially since it has been a damper over the last couple of days. hopefully, they can get back into it. >> good news is weather is improving. most of the area should be just fine for trick or treating tonight at least weather-wise as our temperatures will be on the cool side. we should be done with the rain and the winds will be on the lighter side as well. here is your radar. some light showers off to the west this morning. still not quite done w