and no issues to report through sav ige and laurel as you make your way to the capital beltway.orthbound is doing fine as well. and 70 west of the beltway, this is 70 eastbound, moving toward the beltway, no issues to report here. and traffic is flowing freely. >>> back to you. >>> changes could be happening for the florida primary committee. what that could mean for florida and other states. >>> if you're headed over the bay bridge this weekend, you may want to be prepared. you could have company out there. we will tell you what authorities are warning about, with nascar going on in delaware, than could affect your commute. you're watching good morning maryland. what is new, now and next, every morning for you, starting at 4:30. [ female announcer ] having grands! biscuits in the morning is easy. just pop 'em in... then go about your business... and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. grands! warm ideas made easy. ♪ in the rhythm of my weekday flow ♪ ♪ something new -- ooo! ♪ just what i want ♪ prepared for me and ready to go ♪ ♪ taste..

night for high school football. 68 in arlington. 68 in bethesda. 70 rockville. 70 college park. 68 in laurelr 60s in sterling and maybe 64 in leesburg. cooler to the west. here is the deal, more like november than october. tonight breezy and colder after midnight. wet and chilly tomorrow. first flakes fall in the mountains west of the divide saturday night to sunday morning. chilly and not as wet sunday. probably the better of the two days will be sunday. futurecast, out late tonight, clouds. showers across the bay and showers in the mountains. it will be a real miserable weekend in the mountains. we will put this in motion, by 6:45 in the morning, little league games and showers from winchester to fredricksburg from the western bushes. that moves across the river. light activity, chilly, windy with light rain. parents, get the umbrella and the sweatshirt out. we get into the afternoon hours, most of the showers end up in fredricksburg, martinsburg west then back at us tomorrow afternoon and evening. light activity tomorrow afternoon and evening. that is a little bit of pink. that means mixe

when china is winning, we've decided to shutter our space program and all nasa can do is rest on its laurelsoday you're in the cockpit of the space shuttle "discovery." s that truly technological achievement of humankind. >> does any of this crap bring aliens here? >> i don't believe it's bringing any angels to the planet, no. >> well, what's your plan? because the chinese, they are laughing at us. >> right now we are not exactively engaged in attracting any aliens as part of nasa's program. >> you've got no plans? you're nasa! >> we've not go no alien plans. >> where nasa steps down, mufon steps up. >> our star team are trained field investigators will that are able to be deployed within 24 hours to a significant u.f.o. event. usually they're retired because all of our people are volunteers wyatt. >> but to pull even with china, mufon can't do it alone. >> nasa's mission is to... it's really for the better. of humankind. >> but do you have a star team? >> no, but... >> do you have geiger counters and old people to use them? >> no, we don't have geiger counters and old people to use them. >>

. >> i'm happily married and my life and -- wife and i live around laurel village. we have two children, five around they. we are proud parents and now just excited to be here on the board. i think i'm in the middle. i'm a moderate person. fiscal fiscally conservative and that is the way i intend to practice what i preach here. in terms of getting into politics, i think for me it was really that reasons. first being from here, i think that was part of my own motivation, feeling a sense of roots in san francisco. also raising our children here. i think we went through as a young family the discussion and dialogue that many young families go through. should we move to the suburbs? away decided to stick around and we are very happy we did. once you stick around i think it was a turning point to say we are here for good. what can we do to make this place better? there were a lot of lessons to be learned in running a race in san francisco. a few that stick out, money does matter. raising money. that is a simple, somewhat unfortunate fact if you want to be candidate. most

like the cherry blossom festival -- this weekend, a festival at -- point and the maryland million in laurel. it will be cool and unfortunately on and off showers. 77 downtown, 75 at the airport. 80 in salisbury. way out west, frost byrd, 55, oakland, 52, and a chance of snow this weekend for oakland and a deep creek. watch out. as far as the rest of the day is concern for us, sun and clout with a slight chance of a shower as the cold front starts to move through. southwest winds -- his 71 to 76 degrees. there is a cold front. well defined. behind it, very cool air. i outlined its you can see it better. unfortunately we are talking about 20 degree temperature differences behind this thing. this low right here is really the culprit that will bring us some of the moist weather -- on and off showers. not a complete washout but a couple hours here and there. and up to kind of and when you. behind this, the good news is next week very high pressure that will move in once the front moves out and it will bring some the likely fall weather for us. los 70's next week. something to think about. just t

of a number of communities, the outer richmond, presidio heights, inner richmond, pacific heights, laurel heights, it jordan park, sea cliff, and the lake district. we have approximately 13 individuals that are on the advisory board. when i call your name, please stand up. the president of our advisory board, trish munley. [applause] stuart willliams. [applause] michael lynche. unmanly -- edmond lee. mr. and mrs. rillo. . lee. john. [applause] gene barrish, sue frye, doug boen, mr. mcgee, hazel, and james douglas. morgan st. clair is our representative, and i do not believe she is here. i would like to acknowledge david heller, president at a. gary street merchants and -- geary street merchants association. also, a person who worked closely with me through the network, jeanie lynch. [applause] the richmond district also consists of three district supervisors. eric mar, mark farrell, and ross mirkarimi. our geographical area consists up 5.7 square miles and approximately 101,000 individual residents. our district sectors, five districts sectors, ocean beach is the border, golden gate park,

we have confidently passed through a difficult period we cannot rest now laurels we have to be objective in assessing the situation and we have to say openly and once again. once again with the states the dependency of our economy on natural resources on problems of. the insecurity that often. people often feel when they address courts or law enforcement bodies. and also about barriers. and the printer ship and. still are real problems but problems but we can survive we can overcome these problems and we should do this. crisis. russia has been able to reach breakthroughs for jurich all the periods of its history. and the cultural. history in the she even and have always kept her nation united seem more united and undivided russia. we're going to be on one of the i'm confident that we have enough energy and determination to reach new levels and higher goals with them and of course our national economy should be growing. at the current level is about four percent you know all of the developed countries only increase their economy we cannot make level by one percent but we should not be mis

some kissing and touching and things of that nature that are definitely violations of the laurelive to a 38-year-old man and a minor female. >> reporter: rape and sexual assault are not alleged but gamboa faces charges of lewd acts with a child under teenage of 14, acts that allegedly occurred inside the girl's house and if convicted he could face prison time. police say there's no indication that there are more victims with however -- >> if anybody else is out there that maybe experienced a similar situation with their child or whatever, we'd like them to come forward and kkt contact us. >> reporter: and police are not revealing the name of the church in order to protect the girl's identity. they say the church is in solano county but not here in benecia. a preliminary hearing is on september 16th. live and back to you. >>> a san jose police officer arrested for allegedly having improper relations with two teenage boys. he's out of jail today. 44-year-old was release this rning from the santa clara jail. he was arrested yesterday by gilroy police when he showed up for work at the san

we're not going to sit on our laurels. they are rolling out all sorts of features at this development conference. back to you guys. >> scott, thank you very much. as we mentioned, a big drop for the dow jones this morning. plus, interest rate levels we haven't seen since 1945. sue herrera joins us live from cnbc world headquarters now. good morning, sue. >> good morning, marla. it's been a very rough day on wall street so far. a lot of worries about whether or not the economy is on the brink of going into another recession. a lot of this the actually began yesterday after the federal reserve decided to make one more attempt at spurring demand in the economy. and they released a statement along with their decision to keep interest rates lower. they said there was significant downside risk to the u.s. economy which which was why they were keeping interest rates low. well, wall street didn't like the sound of that, understandably so and it ushered in selling late yesterday afternoon and that has continued today. also, europe

i graduated from laurel high school, which is the school where the majority of students are students of color. apart from my caucasian friend, i don't think a single one of my friends came from a non-immigrant family. the other thing growing up in this climate is how polarizing the issue is. it seems like there has been a battle between people who are pro immigration and people who are anti-immigration. but i think, especially seeing all the faces here, just putting faces on this issue makes it so there aren't two sides to this people, that there are two grooms of people opposed to each other. somewhere down the line, all of us came here at some point, except the native americans. but yeah, i think like my mom said, just getting our voice out there, really are part of the same society, and i think our society has faced a real moral crisis where we have family values that are opposed to what our policies and laws say, and we are splitting up families. i have friends who were born here and don't speak a word of spanish and could be deported and couldn't communicate with anyone. i think

. >>> new details in the disappearance of a law student from laurel maryland.auren giddings. her remains in a landfill. the student disappeared in june after graduating from mercer walter f law school. her torso was found on june 20th in a trash can outside her apartment. but her -- no other remains have been discovered. her former neighbor andclassmate has been charged with the murder. the search is expected to continue throughout the week. >>> lieutenant governor brown will announce a initiative to try to reduce gang violence in schools. he will be at the benjamin stoddard middle school in he will be joined by the ce-o of united way of the national capital area which will launch a-year pilot program in two schools. the state grant from the governor's office of crime and control and prevention will help to fund the program. >>> a woman is in critical condition after being shot around 10 last night in the 8700 block of hey shed lane. authorities are working to confirm the identity of the victim. >>> also we are getting a better idea of how much money will be ra

winsor to me tonight you're the original google how would international this flood achieve every green laurels or two into the. colonel gadhafi is remaining troops hold out against government forces and nato air strikes in libya the french president sees a legal battle at home over his country's intervention in the war. it's a statehood showed out at the un as the general assembly prepares to vote on the status of palestine with deep divisions preparing to crack the surface plus. here national efforts being stepped up to calm border tension in kosovo were neither locals or nor serbs are willing to back down after recent bloodshed. and as the crucial south stream pipeline is coming close it's a realisation russian companies are rubbing their hands awaiting new orders well ukraine is bracing itself for more financial losses more and that's the business of the twenty. one pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story in libya a volatile situation show no sign of abating a month after colonel gadhafi was ousted from power the country's interim leaders are struggling

tell me what your group the fictional guru goes international house flood the cheese every green laurel for chill in talk of. america remember the victims of the care with atrocities in the country's history with emotional fabricated a decade after the nine eleven attacks criticism however the us of all terror remains with many most civilians killed as it was approached. in afghanistan which was occupied by u.s. led forces shortly also the actual city a ton of bounces sidetone has killed two and wounded several american soldiers at the base at the show a team of course from the country has found that most albion's have never heard of nine eleven and therefore we don't know why foreign troops invaded the play. also russian will of the forty three victims of the plane crash that rocked the country or one of its top ice hockey teams in leaving these four in deep shock with three football teams for better stuff from other countries and that day. and russia's president calls on the world community not to take sides in syria it's a big it's a shame the only way to peace the arab league has an

in touch your room the photo a good girl how would international house flood the cheap evergreen laurel hotel in talk of. the top stories tonight palestinian leader mahmoud abbas submits a bid for full statehood to the un chief shortly before addressing the general assembly in new york to spite the u.s. promise to veto the bill in the security council. and chaos breaks out on the israeli palestinian border with stones and bullets flying across the checkpoint at a palestinian shot dead and several wounded in clashes with israeli soldiers. also from r.t. fears of a double dip global recession intensified today in the wake of first those huge markets plunge that spared no one from asia the debt ridden europe asia and european markets ended their worst week since two thousand and eight and sings the u.s. is heading in the same direction. and clashes between pro and anti-government forces in yemen intensified with the death toll from five days of violence now reaching one hundred but says the country's president returns to the yemeni capital three months after surviving sussed nation attacks

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both laurels brought the house down and it was simply a president pos in the buff center a new candidate instead of the two mascot paul mullen russia simply swapped seats thus proving don't worry about us competing in the upcoming vote as we've said will reach an agreement between us long before that it's in other children r t. and recorded off by the president of the eurasia foundation angio hopes their president to be out of all continue to pursue and implement his initiatives if he becomes prime minister. i would say that it's not just his ideas it's evident that russia needs innovation or actually zero modernization we need to quickly and the g economy to knowledge based economy we need to pay much more attention to small business we need to reform and to hold more than eyes our financial system so there always are you know we we can't protect ourselves against the downturns of global markets and we've got more reaction on the twenty twelve presidential election and the put in advance of tandon on our website but there's plenty still ahead in the program including who will be the fir

the trip southbound out you have laurel down towards college park, no problems to report for you. bw parkway also looking good. let's take a look at virginia, northbound 95. here we are, 270, father hurley boulevard, no issues for you as you head out of frederick. 66 in virginia also looking good making the trip out of manassas and all way in toward the beltway, nothing in your way there. 59 here we are. this is the beltway at robinson terminal as you leave springfield heading up towards 66. you are incident-free as well. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> before we get to headlines right now, a note to pass along about a school in the district. paine elementary school is relocating to eastern high school today because of a power outage. so paine families should drop children off at paine by # 45 this morning. buses will then take the kids over to eastern and bring them back to paine for dismissal at 3:15 this afternoon. -- paine families should drop children off at pain by 8:45 this morning. >> reporter: good morning. lenny harris disappeared last wee

-- on west laurel court at 3:30 a.m. it did not catch fire. but another one did catch fire. damage was limited to the living room. the people in the homes are not associated with each other. >>> a ma -- marin county man who normally takes the mic at city meetings was kicked off. he called himself a 922 bounty hunter. he also goes to the meeting complaining about spending, unconstitutional wars and sonoma county authorities. yesterday, he was arguing about the seizure of his sonoma county ranch. >> then you have a right of redress through the civil -- >> i've already -- >> you -- >> i've ar accused you of -- i've already accused you of treason. >> the board chairman asked that he be escorted out of the meeting. >>> it's 7:07. we want to check in with sal castanedo. >>> it will be slow on the bridge. they just turned off the sign. westbound bay bridge that stall is clear but there there is a big backup at the toll plaza. it's take a look at 880 northbound and southbound here in -- near 66th avenue. the traffic is moving we

temps are still mild. 68 arlington. 69 bethesda. 71 downtown. 68 gaithersburg. 68 in laurel and 70 collegeark. here is the deal. it will be more like november this weekend than october. tonight breezy and turning colder after midnight. wet and chilly saturday. chilly and not as wet on sunday. if i had to pick the better of the two days, sunday. late tonight if you want to go outside, big plans, friday night, it will be cloudy. no wet roads tonight. however, you go over the divide here, see the pink and blue, that is nice to see. it's been so long since i have seen that, that is snow in the western divide and a lot of showers and light rain. for us it will be light. but still it will be miserable if you combine the rain and the wind and the temperatures struggling to get out of the 50s. 1:00 on saturday, showers go back to the north, gaithersburg, frederick in the mountains then come back at us. they slide back down to the south by evening. if you are in hagerstown west, you will be wet the entire day, continuous light rain or showers. sunday morning, left over showers to the south and west

looming, he is asking his estate manager to design a new garden, and he is talking about the mountain laurel, flowering dogwood and crabapple. soaring oaks and pines, the tulip poplar, and the magnolia. so what is even more remarkable than the timing, which i think is quite remarkable, he is asking only for native species. at the moment, at the very moment as the young nation is threatened by the almighty british army george washington seems to think that he should create an all american garden where note english trees were allowed to claw their roots in the soil. he continues this idea after the war of independence. returning to mount vernon in 1783 and builds the bowling green with shrubberies are rounded in the front of the house. the shrubberies are all planted with native species only. what we have to really remember, remind ourselves, what he is doing is extraordinary and really remarkable because until then american gardeners were trying to recreate the gardens of the old world. they wanted to have european plants. we can see that very easily when we look at the customer list of john

she might be better out without interference from other laurels.ate middleton married prince william this past summer. >>gary >>catherine: scientists preparing for space waste. they think that most of it will burn out but it could land, anywhere. north america is off the hook. not ithat it is unusual but this will be a larger piece of debris seen in a while. stay with us. a more news after the break. ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah. or, we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. >> we have been talking about this, what a crazy day on wall street. the dow jones down almost 400 points is seems like people are convinced t

to criticize other people about specific policies and really get down into it and not rest on his laurels and hope no one else could reach him. perry provides this opportunity. perry needs to show that he's comfortable with himself. he's not going to be the kind of guy that's going to plip flop on a bunch of issues or dodge some questions this is a great opportunity for perry to show why he's now pretty much the front runner. >> i think romney has to mix it up a little bit. karen, is this the night we start to see some of these candidates, jon huntsman and a few others in the field stop the passive aggressiveness and start using their opponents' names and really engage in some direct attacks there on stage? >> sure. for jon huntsman that's going to be his challenge. this is his last opportunity, or one of his last opportunities to show that he can really engage. he doesn't want a repeat of pawlenty with tough rhetoric on television but wasn't able to bring that on the stage next to mitt romney. the most interesting thing is is the setting. the ronald reagan library is a stunning, beautifu

do you have for this west wing on how to make sure they don't sort of rest on their foreign policy laurels? >> well, i think you hit it right, chuck. i think it's going to be a major issue in the campaign. i think two things as i recall in the summer of 1991 sitting at that softball game, hillary clinton said to me that what the democrats need is the right message and the right messenger. i do think in president obama they have a great messenger. i do think they have to work on the message. i think that's going to be a real big factor in this race. the republicans ought to take a look at bill clinton's campaign and i think barack obama has got to take a look at ronald reagan and craft what is going to happen in 2012. >> so you say they don't quite have the right message. well, what is missing? >> well, clearly, i think a further discussion on the economy because i do think james carville was right when it's the economy, stupid, and i think that's going to be a dominating issue in this campaign. but there are elements that certainly work. i mean, i think there are big factors that are worki

there's little information at this point, but the state police went to the home near laurel, indiana,fternoon and police are still trying to determine what happened there. they have questioned people, but do not have anyone in custody now. we'll continue to update you. >>> josh fattal and shane bauer are back home in the u.s. they were in prison for two years accused of spying. they were released after a deal brokered. they were arrested in 2009 along with american sasha shourd. shourd was a released about a year ago. . >>> medics in yemen say one person was killed in the capital today as security forces battle anti-government protesters. 38 people were killed saturday in clashes addressing his country, the president blamed terrorists for the deadly violence at an anti-government protest. he said that al qaeda is supported by the elements responsible for the violence. >>> saudi arabia's king is giving women the right to vote. king abdulla's decision doesn't take effect until after the next election. on thursday, saudi men will vote in municipal elections, only the second in 50 years.

host: laurel, maryland. john, you are on the air. caller: we have seen a result of having a muslim presidents claiming to be a christian. host: after all this time you still don't believe that -- that the president is a christian. caller: you say yourself forming their ideals. he came out and said there is nothing more beautiful than the call to prayer, the muslim call to prayer day after day. look at the results. how could we be thinking otherwise. host: let me ask you the larger question about whether a candidate's religion aspects how you both in the voting booth. caller: i believe that rick perry could put it in check. the left will make an issue out of it but they will completely dismissed any sort of comment that barack obama has made about his, what i believe to be his true calling. host: thank you for your call. laurel, maryland. lake oswego, oregon. this is andy, a democrat there. thank you for c-span and having me on. you do a great job moderating these conversations. host: thank you. caller: the way candidates faith affect

it all unfolded when good samaritans found a child wandering in the road in laurel.re they discovered the body of a man in a house across the street, they found two men and two other women shot dead. right now it's not clear if the shooter is one of the deceased or if the shooter is still on the loose. >>> fox news alert, a gunman opens fire in the c.i.a. wing of the u.s. embassy in kabul, afghanistan. one american is dead, another hurt. fox news confirming that the gunman was an afghan national who was working for the embassy. so far no claims of responsibility, but the focus is on the hakani network, the group behind recent attacks on american targets there. >>> a friend of amanda knox says the jailed american student can't sleep or eat. she's expected to take the stand this week in her appeals trial in italy. she's going to try to ask the italian court to throw out her murder conviction of her american roommate. she and her boyfriend found guilty a couple years ago. >>> after 781 days behind bars, the american hikers are happy to be home, but not happy with the ir