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the man was seen trying to lure two girls into the langley somk. >> i have to watch them like a hawk. if i'm at the playground, i woterrt be sitting and looking my dione. >> police questioned a man, but it was determined he hadnon' committed a u >> authorities are investigating a deadly crash involving an ambulance. the ambulance was responding to a call when a car crossed into its path on route 4 in prince freder frederick. we're told she is in stable condition. >> a maryland family is pleading for help to find the people who hit and killed a young mother. the woman lost control of her car on the outer loop of the beltway. for some reason, she got out of her car and walked on to the highway where she was hit by two vehicles. eltwo one stopped to heeder, an one has taken responsibility. >> in terms of what happened, we jwe jt donon' know. we have no anilleerews you oow. we just have questions. >> jackson leaves behind an 18-year-old son who is now brvng raised by his grandparents. police have very little to go on in this case. >>> the speed limit is brvng considered for lowering on no

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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 and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm trying hard welcome to the big picture. choose your language. of choice we can with oh if you had real going to say still some of us on how to. choose good music concerns you are going to choose to opinions that invigorating who. choose to stories get into a good life choose the access to your office. wealthy british style. expert on the. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. download the official. language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from. any time anywhere. however the recession we had this huge surge where we had a tripling in the number of families who are on the wait list for shelter that reached the highest point ever about a month ago we had a increase in the number of people who were single adults who were homeless abou

that would be another -- >> well actually that does happen quite often at langley.y have, they have events for the workforce and they assume that everyone there is cleared. chris cillizza, the other thing that's interesting today, politico and others reporting that darrell issa has come under fire from republican leaders, who were alarmed after he went on cnn last sunday and told candy crowley that he called jay carney a paid liar. or some, i think that was the quote. >> that's right. >> and republican leaders were concerned that the house oversight chair is jeopardizing what they think is a really good case against the administration for all of these problems by going over the top. >> right. andrea, i think the danger, the danger any time you have an issue like this for the party to which it would seem at least it would benefit politically is to overreach. is to go too far. the case that republicans cite to me time and time again is impeachment in the 1990s, they thought it was the chance to really take to task a president, take to task a brand in the democratic pa

two men matching the same description tried to lure two girls into a car near the langley club. >> you soon may have to drive a bit more slowally through arlington. those areas have a lot of pedestrian traffic. the county will hold a public hearing so residents can weigh in. >>> and landmark mall will get a makeover next spring. the 11-acre mall will be converted into an open-air town center. it will include the existing sears and macy's stores. there will be residential units and an upscale movie and dining area. >> we'll look at big stories this morning. john martano took the stand to explain why he turned against his former partner in crime. he cut a deal with prosecutors. montarano is facing raqueteering charges. >>> they went to a field after a repeated maffia captain said hoffa was buried under a concrete slab in what used to be a barn. he went to a detroit area restaurant for a heel and searches for him over the years have turned up nothing. >> firefighters are gaining control of the most destructive blaze in history. more than 500 homes have been destroyed. two people died. the

(radio static) captioning sponsored by fox broadcasting company and langley productions captioned bycess.wgbh.org >>> we just received notice from both unions they are giving us 72 hours before a strike. >> official warning from bart that could effect hundreds of thinks of bay area commuters. >>> this could be our last weekday commute on bart if workers decide to strike. i will tell you what your options are come monday. >>> we started the week off with rain but we are ending it with very warm to hot conditions. >>> san francisco getting ready for the biggest pride event in history. the reason the military is joining the party for the first time. all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for waking up with us on this friday morning june 28th i'm pam cook. brian flores has the day off today. steve paulson is here and it already feels pretty warm out there. >> it's getting there, pam. no doubt about it. temperatures mainly in the 60s. inland temps they started warming up. weekend looks even warmer if you're away from the coast. >>> steve, good morning. r

a langley cia barack obama from a from a front fraud fraud that's all they do in your. hey guess what it might be easier to just top yourself and that's the message of obama yeah and they've been continuing to do this for this fraud by the way bank they effectively let between two thousand and seven and two thousand and nine once the crisis was well underway they were assisting in this fraud were eight hundred they allowed three thirty nine million dollars taken from hundreds of thousands of accounts to be transferred to canada india and the caribbean this is where most of the money went so at first delaware however they said return rates for some merchants exceeded eighty percent yet the more questionable the merchant the more fees a bank stands to collect prosecutors say every time victor. flag an unauthorized charge and demanded money back banks collect fees to process the return those fees are far larger according to banking documents than the ones charged for processing the original transactions so they make more money on the fraudulent charges then they make on ju

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 everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. on. morning news today violence was once again flared up flippantly these are the images before all of that and seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are all today. please please please. please . good afternoon and welcome to prime interest i'm perry i'm boring in washington d.c. let's get to today's headlines. never underestimate the wrath of a shareholder scorned investors and of fannie and freddie are suing you as the government which took control of the mortgage giants in two thousand and eight and exchange for a one hundred eighty billion bailout dollars the treasury got to keep all quarterly profits go in forward as well as high dividend payments alleged by the plaintiffs to be serious so this might be the shareholders a last chance to recoup their money now that administration and visuals have tal

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 sorry welcome to the big picture . welcome back to the kaiser report imax geyser time at target george galloway a member of parliament here in the u.k. george galloway welcome to the classroom part all right george galloway i got to get to this right away you're against scottish independence tell us the economic and monetary reasons for your position for first of all it wouldn't really be independence we'd still be in the european union and we'd still have an unelected monarch as our head of state and of course the question of which currency we would use is a moot one. bank of england the treasury would surely not allow an independent country to operate the punt because that would be giving the scottish government power without responsibility and the westminster or thought it is in the city it would have no authority over what the scottish government the

. >> he meets starla while they'll at the langley air force base. >> i loved him. he was a sweet heart. >> starla's mother has fond memories of their wedding in charlottesville. >> it was a beautiful day. i thought he really loved my daughter. he was a very caring son-in-law. >> after the air force, patrick and starla move into this complex. she takes a job as a lab technician on the university of virginia. he begins working at keller williams realty. >> patrick was quirky and funny and droll and nice. >> fellow sales associate, ellen pratt. >> i was as shocked as anyone could be at the final outcome of his story. >> we believe around the end of 2008, beginning of 2009 they started having some marital strife. mr. shemorry was saying she was not acting as she had before. there were some allegations she had been going through money very quickly. at some point they decide to take a trip down to new orleans. i think that was an attempt to see whether they could make the marriage work. and from what i understand, the trip to new orleans was actually fairly successful. >

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 hartman welcome to the big picture. remains to be told language the. whole music programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on the t.v. reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing stories for you to. see in troy t. arabic to find out more visit our big dog all teeth dog called. i would rather i asked questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. again back to the g eight northern ireland now where british prime minister david cameron is keen to push forward the issue of tax evasion early mccullagh shield thomason auntie's business presenting katie pilbeam discuss the details. well the international consortium of investigative journalists has come out with all these details and exposed people that ar

in 1973 arab-israeli war another example where nsa got it right and the analysts at langley said the egyptian and syrian armed forces are incapable of taking on the israeli defense forces and there is no chance of war and so everybody was shocked when the egyptian army crossed the suez. so, and then we have, we have had examples where nsa has gotten it wrong but those examples are fewer than the analysts who are responsible for taking the mass of material collected by nsa and turning it into truth of policymakers. that is my gut conclusion. i can't empirically demonstrated. it's just that over 25 years i see more and more examples of where the analysts for whatever reasons, there are many examples where they got it right and nsa had no collection on the issue whatsoever. but on the major crises of the 1950s and throughout the cold war, you know in like 70% of the time the nsa was right. so i mean that says a lot about how massive and global the nsa was. at the height of the cold war in 1967 or 68, the nsa had in excess of 95,000 oteri and civilian personnel and close to 100 posts whi

. >> langley wrote a note that got two of the tickets being dismissed and he's still being charged $133 suffering his heart atang. >>> an officers tried to talk a man down from a tower, into coming down. he was bouncing on the equipment. power crews had to reason route electricity for his safety. they inflate add cushion in case the man fell and they offered him a blanket. he now faces trespassing charges. a juvenile husband detained, it scorched 40 acres. the fire chief told local reporters that the fire was suspicious. they had been holding and interviewing a boy that appears to be 13 years old. they would not say what the boy told them. at last report that fire was 75% contained. >>> google is launching balloons. they're internet access to those on the ground below. they are solar powder and controlled from emission control center. they are hoping to launch thousands of the balloons over remote parts of the world. >>> there's a new skate park in the bay and they're hoping to pack the water park each day. the 2 million-dollar park opened up to an unexpectedly high turnout. >> when we

speaker, i visited them in the langley state in my constituency and they are appreciative on everyone -- everything that has been said, particularly the state residents. there was a ceremony that was greatly attended. middleton people were able to pay their respects. will the prime minister join me in commending the people of middleton for their strong and sensitive report to the family during this very sensitive time? >> i will certainly join the honorable member in the great respect of support and solidarity that they have shown. it was an absolute tragedy, his death. there are many lessons we must learn from it. it is another moment for everyone in this house and country to reflect on the magnificent services that the men and women of our armed forces contribute to our country. >> today, my right and honorable friend, a world health organization metal to commend tobacco day. will he support the campaign for the passage of cigarettes? >> i missed the beginning of the question so i did not hear who got the metal. whoever it was, i would have certainly even an introduction to the quee

farm team came through thanks to jim langley and everyone on their team. i want to thank casey jill fret senator reid's office who is part of our extended female family. great working with her again. this is like a second annual family reunion, always having casey with us. nothing could again get down dunn without our excellent floor staff who have been led by gary myrick and tim mitchell and thank everybody for their very long hours as usual. of course, we wouldn't have had anything to pass without the expertise of our legislative council team, michelle johnson-wider and gary end acot for their invaluable assistance and lastly, the team at the usda and what i believe is an absolutely terrific secretary agriculture, tom vilsack and his general counsel's office. there are other colleagues that wish to speak. i just want everyone to know that when you take basically 12 different chapters or titles, any one of which could be its own piece of legislation and put it together in something called a five-year farm bill, it happens because of a tremendous amount of