bonny lee williams. brittany lee williams. eric john williams. george williams.stephanie lee williams. miriam luby wolf. chelsea marie woods. deborah lynn woods. joe nathan woods. joe nathan woods jr.. mark james's einberg, we remember. no go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we are going to go a little bit out of order. we were going to have bob mueller but instead we are moving up the attorney general partly because he has to leave and he can't stay for the entire -- stay as long as he can. the attorney general, the position, if there's a job in government that gets more criticism than the transportation security administrator it's the attorney general. i just want them both to know that is not true here. you are both among friends here. we are very grateful for what both of you have done to keep this country safe. the attorney general, a number of people called and said, how did you get the attorney general to come speak? we didn't invite him and we did not invite bob mueller. they wanted to come here and they wanted to talk to us. the attorney gen

bonnie lee williams. britney lead williams. eric john williams. george williams. stephanie williams. miriam levee wolf. chelsea marie woods. edra woods. joe nathan would. joe nathan woods jr.. mark james zenberg. we remember. [silence] [silence] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [silence] >> we are going to go a little bit out of order. we are going to have bob mueller but we're moving up the attorney general. probably because he has to leave and can't stay. he will stay as long as he can. the attorney general, if there is a job in government that gets more criticism than transportation security administration is it is the attorney general. i just want them both to know that that is not true here. you are both among friends here. we are very grateful for what both of you have done to keep this country safe. the attorney-general, a number of people called and said how did you get the attorney general to come speak. we didn't invite him. we didn't invite bob mueller. they wanted to come and talk to us. the attorney general and bob mueller worked on this case 20 years ago when

i call william lee miller and said, " is bill clinton eloquent?" he said, "presidential eloquence was put in place by lincoln." heber humphrey never made it to the white house -- hubert humphrey never made it to the white house. william lee said the way you measured eloquence at that time was a person said something that had never been talked about before, or something that was talked about a lot. when hubert humphrey told the democratic party those who said we waited too long for civil rights, we need to wait longer -- he said it is time to march forthrightly out of the shadow of state rights and into the sunshine of human rights. to me, that is the most elephant and -- eloquent think any contender has ever said. >> if you are just starting us, we are talking about a series of programs we did for c-span called "the contenders." it went on for 14 weeks from september to december. this group sitting here all per dissipated in that initial 90 minute discussion we had about what the series would be. now we are back. before we go further, give me a 10 s

studying abroad, and the littlest ones in the arms of their parents, jonathan ryan thomas and britney lee williamstwo months old. we remember them all. we honor them all always. but this year, of course, there is a special poignancy. unwilling to suffer any longer under the yoke of a dictator, the libyan people, with international backing, finally cast themselves in the world free, free of the evil of muammar gaddafi who wrought a legacy of terrorism. today for the first time after all these years, we can mark this day. we can come to this hallowed place knowing that finally, the regime that was responsible for the loss of 270 lives and many, many more, has finally come to an end. it is gone from the face of the earth. [applause] as individuals, as a nation, we do not rejoice or revel in the loss of human life, and yet it cannot be denied, in the end of the libyan regime, in the death of the libyan dictator, there is at last some semblance of justice. president obama, indeed all of role theproud of the result united states played in helping to bring an end to the gaddafi regime. when that happened

abroad, and the littlest ones in the arms of their parents, jonathan ryan thomas and brittney lee williams both just two months old. we remember them all. we honor them all, always. but this year of course there is a special poignancy, i'm going to any longer under the yoke of a brutal dictator, the libyan people with international backing finally cast themselves and the world free. free of the evil of moammar gadhafi who brought a legacy of terrorism. and so today for the first time after all these years we can mark this day, we can come to this hallowed place knowing that, finally, the regime that was responsible for the loss of 270 lives, and many, many more, has finally come to an end. it is gone from the face of the earth. [applause] as individuals, as a nation, we do not rejoice or revel in the loss of human life. and yet it cannot be denied, in the end of the libyan regime, in the death of the libyan dictator, there is at last some semblance of justice. president obama, indeed, all of us, are proud of the role the united states played helping to bring an end to the gadhafi regime. a

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there's an accident though westbound on the prince william parkway at head lee road in dale city. more on that in the next report. back to you mike. >>> making news now at 5:09. the fukushima nuclear power plant is in a shutdown right now. which means the reactors crippled in the earthquake and tsunami have stayed at temperatures below the boiling point which is a good thing. it should end the radiation leaks but there's still a very long clean-up ahead they say. >>> in washington state, debris from the japanese quake and tsunami is starting to wash ashore nine months later. the items found so far include a large black buoy. they believe most of the debris is still in the pacific ocean. >>> a tanker truck fire could keep haunting california commuters long after cleared away. fortunate no one was hurt in there. when the truck caught fire, but the flames were so intense the bridge has to be torn down and the roads needs repairs. >>> a mild night but in for a cooldown this weekend and could some of us see flurries? details next at 5:14 in the seven day forecast. >>> if you want to hi

kwon lee brown is called her for attacking a political opponent. she sent a letter criticizing natalie williams. she is running for the seat. >>> american airlines shares are getting grounded. >> and now may be a good time to apply for a job at a bank. linda joined as. >> good morning. here are the details. if you're looking for a job, he might try applying at a bank. the number of tellers has jumped 13% as banks stay open later than usual. forget about being in a telephone operator. the decline is expected to continue to default. online travel companies will continue to her job prospects for travel agents. >>> american airlines is getting their wings clipped. they're down 93 cents a share. there will likely get a new ticker. we do have stocks index futures indicating a lower open. >>> las vegas officials are expecting a full house. i will tell you all about it in my next report. like the bloomberg headquarter reporting for abc 7 news. >>> it is about 36 degrees. >> where just four days away from the iowa caucuses. which canada is leading the polls? >> we are preaching the anniversary of a mass

a su paso pero lee, la tormenta tropical, si fue el protagonista de la destruccio Ón en septiembre ya que arrazo con el parque de casas mÓviles holly acres del condado de prince williamslias sin un hogar los que si encontraron casa en la plaza de mcpherson y freedom plaza fueron los manifestantes del grupo ocupemos dc quienes aun no se cansaron de recordar al gobierno que son el 99% del los inconformes del paÍs "una de las pÉrdidas mÁs significativas en nuestra comunidad fue el fallecimiento el 17 de agosto de saul lozorsano quien trabajo junto a la organizaciÓn carecen por mas de 20 anos ayudando a la comunidad" la violencia no se dejo esperar, mientras la confusio Ón entre si bajo o subio el tema de la criminalidad en el distrito continua, en un fin de semana en el mes de octubre se realizo el levantamiento de 4 cadÁveres en solamente un fin de semana. "pero en resumidas cuentas el aÑo 2011 tuvo sus matices de bueno, malo, confuso y en algunos casos sorprendentes, asÍ esperamos que el 2012 nos traiga mas matices a los mejor esta vez de diferentes colores." quedese con nosotros, porque al volver.. si toma unas copas de mas en las celebraciones de fin de aÑo, no manej

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lee highway in fairfax. officers spotted him driving the wrong way in the wrong lane. attorneys and faa officials are now under discussions about his employment status. >>> today prince williamrvisors will get a staff report on the storm damage at holly acres mobile home park in woodbridge. the county is trying to figure out what to do with the property that sat in a federally defined flood way following the massive flooding in september that badly damaged 65 trailers. they demollished the property and tried to keep owners from rebuilding, but a zoning board reversed the decision. just last week, that decision was successfully appealed. >>> winds are in the forecast today for southern california, and they should allow power crews to get to work. thousands near santa barbara have not had electricity since the storm blew through last week. near hurricane force winds knocked down trees and power lines. overnight gusts were expected to reach some 45 miles an hour. a wind advisory remains in effect through this afternoon. wow, they've had winds there for quite a while. high winds. >> since last week. and that same cold air mass that created winds in california is over the central

lee. >> he living in a wonderful mill at this million dollar mansion in beverly hills. many people would be happy to serve detention there. >> lance williams who wrote a book on the scandal is referring to this mansion, barry bonds' $9 million estate in beverly hills where he may be under house arrest for 30 days. >> how do you feel right now? >> pretty good. >> federal prosecutors believe it's not much of a punishment for the superstar who was also put on probation for two years and ordered to perform 250 hours of community service. but the judge said she was moved by bonds' charity work, almost all of it out of public eye. >> one says he has been generous to bryan stow. >> he donated and for the kids for college. >> the judge was also influenced by the homeland king's clean record. she believes his behavior was an aberration. bonds' attorneys agree. they are appealing his conviction on obstruction of justice. >> at the moment he is brand add felon, we think unjustly. just as we aggressively put a the case at trial we intend to fight it on appeal and overcome that judgment. >> victor conti got four months prison time after pleading guilty

. >>> prince william county police are on the hunt for this guy involved in a violent home invasion. james was the look-out man as lee stark broke into a home in manassas. the homeowner returned during the burglary and confronted him. he showed a gun and assaulted her. the 66-year-old virkt suffered serious injuries and went to the hospital. police arrested stark and cherish who planned the robbery. both held without bond. >>> the stand off over the payroll tax we thought was settled over the weekend? it's not over yet. why it could cost you money. >>> machine guns off the streets. we'll show you the haul from the yearlong gun sting. >>> the zoo gets an early christmas present to help breed pand pandas. >>> the redskins get it done on the field. trevor price is going to join me to break it down from offense to defense. defense was spectacular. especially deangelo hall getting it done. in the post game locker room, [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to

lee. >> he lives in a wonderful multimillion-dollar mansion in beverly hills. many defendants would be happy to serve home detention there. >> investigative reporter lance williams who wrote a book on the balance -- balco drug scandal is referring to this mansion where he may be unhouse arrest for 30 days. >> barry, how are you feeling going in right now? >> good morning, hora doing? >> pretty good. >> prosecute course believe it's not much of a punishment for the superstar who was also put on probation for two years and ordered to perform 250 hours of community service. but the judge said she was moved by bonds' charity work, almost all of it out of the public eye. this friend couldn't gee more, a friend. brian stow who was boltsly beat opening day last season. he said he's been are generous potassium the father of two who is recovering from a coma. >> he donated, he donated until the kids are done with college. he has a great heart also. >> they were also impressed by his clean criminal record. bonds attorney agree. they are appealing his conviction on obstruction of justice. >> at the moment he's branded a felon we think unjustly, and just as we aggressively

lee. >> he nraivs a wonderful multi-million dollar mansion in beverly hills. many defendant would be happy to serve home detention there. >>reporter: investigative reporter lance williams who wrote a book on the scandal is referring to this mansion. barry bonds 9 million dollar estate in beverly hills. where he may under house arrest for 30 days. >> how are you feeling going in rate now. >> good morning how are you doing. >> pretty good. >>reporter: federal prosecutors believe it's not much of a punishment for the superbowl star who is also put on probation for two years and ordered to perform 250 hours of community service. but judge susan nelson was moved by bonds charity work. almost all of it out of the public eye. bonds fan couldn't agree more she's a friend of brian stowe brutally beaten at donor stadium on opening day last season. she says he has been generous to the father of 2 who is recovering from a coma. >> he donated, he gave some money until the kid are done with college. so he has a great heart also. >>reporter: judge was also influenced by the home run king clean criminal record. she believes the behavior was an aberation. bonds attorney agree. they are

lee. >> he lives in a wonderful multimillion-dollar mansion in beverly hills. many defendants would be happy to serve home detention there. >> investigative reporter lance williams, who wrote a book on the balco drug scandal is referring to this mansion where he may be under house arrest for 30 days. >> barry, how are you feeling going in right now? >> good morning, how are you doing? >> pretty good. >> prosecute course believe it's not much of a punishment for the superstar who was also put on probation for two years and ordered to perform 250 hours of community service. but the judge said she was moved by bonds' charity work, almost all of it out of the public eye. this fan couldn't agree more, a friend. brian stow who was boltsly beat opening day last season. he said he's been generous to the father of two who is recovering from a coma. >> he donated, he donated until the kids are done with college. he has a great heart also. >> they were also impressed by his clean criminal record. bonds attorney agree. they are appealing his conviction on obstruction of justice. >> at the moment he's branded a felon we think unjustly, and just as we aggressively fought the

william county board of supervisors unanimously appealed the decision to do that. dozens of homes in the mobile park were damaged or destroyed in flooding from tropical storm lee. the county wants to keep 14 from being repaired or rebuilt because they're in a designated floodway. the county must file its appeal by december 21st after homeowners will be allowed to get building permits. >>> if you're just waking up, it is time for the latest "your money" report. >> jessica doyle is here with today's headlines. good morning. >> good morning. busy day for investors on wall street. of course, it continues to be all about the economy. and the european debt crisis. today, we're going to see how traders react to standard & poors putting the aaa rating of the 27 nation european union on alert for possible downgrade. later this morning, a fresh update on the job market and a look at trade. as for stocks, checking the numbers, the dow stands this morning at 12,196, rose 46 points in trading yesterday. the nasdaq meantime, was nearly flat and the s&p 500 was up by two and a half points. >>> congress has yet to make a deal to stop your payroll taxes from going up on average

lee. >>> crews in san leandro expect to spend most of the day making repairs to this broken water main. water gushed up to 8 feet into the air this morning near leonard drive and williamsf homes who didn't have water. but the leak has now been sealed. >>> investigators are trying to figure out exactly what caused a small plane to crash in concord sending two people to the hospital. emergency crews pulled a pilot and a passenger out of the single-engine plane that had taken off from buchanan field yesterday. one person was cited as having minor -- described as having minor injuries, the other major. >>> and a store that shows that even a scam can lead to something good. the silicon valley valley chapter of the bluestar moms lost $3,000 in the atm scam that targeted lucky supermarkets in the bay area. since then, the group has received $11,000 in donations including money from lucky and a refund from comerica bank. the bluestar moms send c.a.r.e. packages to military members overseas. so turned out all right. >>> we'll get an update of traffic and weather coming right up . >>> good morning from the traffic center. things to look out for at the san mateo bridge. reports o

william franklin who remained a loyal list. who were the loyalists? this stereotypes live large we tend to think of them as being white, e. lee, men with strong ties to britain britain, members of the anglican church and think of them under the tory label meaning conservative of british political culture. again, throw the stereotypes out along with their images of the revolution. this is not the only profile. it ranged across the social, ethnic and religious carpenters, cosmopolitan farmers on the frontier and most of tories in being resisted the ada to pay britain and many wanted to see reform but not another stereotype we need in included a number of better futures for themselves in a better prospect under the government of the british did of the hands of the white settlers after some decades have been trying to take their land. of the various indian nations align themselves with britain. and liberalism included a number of black americans burly of the those black slaves and said it and come and join us and we 20,000 black slaves running to the british turning their freedom and all the black loyalists. they may talk about l