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s&p's ephraim levy sees only another dollar or two upside. so, he'd wait for a pullback. >> specifically, ford has done an excellent job on its turnaround. its products have improved. people come to ford now. put it on their list as possible buys, because of the quality. because of the technology. because of the utility. >> reporter: there is one auto stock levy recommends, but it's not well known to americans. it's tata motors-- the indian owner of jaguar. more importantly, tata is the maker of the nano-- a small, fuel efficient car. >> they are also well known now for having the cheapest car-- the nano product-- something that they are selling rapidly at home in india. but they expect to export that to other markets in the future. >> reporter: auto makers have one thing in common: a dependence on global growth. so, if the economy slows, investors will likely slam the brakes on auto stocks. erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom: here are the stories in tonight's n.b.r. newswheel: wall street turned early losses into a sma

osecutors closed by saying guandique's face was the last thing levy saw before she died in rock creek park. but the defense said that s fiction. they argued there was no evidence linking guandique to where levy's body was found. they said former california congressmagary condit is the one acting guilty. his dna was found in her undergarments in her apartment. >>> corruption crackdown in prince george's county. jackie benson has more. >> reporter: a large crowd of amrik and ravinder melhis friends. they are accused of having two cops help them pay untaxed cigarettes and alcohol. $400,000 in cash was found in a closet of the couple's residents. they cited a wiretap and dropped a tantalizing hint at what may be the next step in the investigation. >> the information, the informatiothat is out there is bribery. you know, the fact is, we are still very early in this case. >> i don't understand that. >> reporter: this was amrik back in 2007, the day prince george's county executive jack johnson ordered nine bars, including his tick tock liquor store closed as knew assistance establishment. a judge overturned it the next day

>> tonight jimmy welcomes actress and this week's "s&l" host anne hathaway, levi, and the frames."late night with david jimmy fallon" at 12:35, 11:35 central time. >>> in entertainment news, a day after fiercely denying report they were divorcing, eva longoria has announced she's filed for divorce from her nba star tony parker. she said she found hundreds of texts from another woman on parker's phone and the two have been having an affair. >>> is george clooney ready to say uncle? the day after he said stephen soderbergh is ready to bring "man from uncle" to the big screening, reports say:y is talking about playing the lead. >>> elsewhere, you knew it was just a matter of time before the tv musical series "the glee" took on michael jackson's "thriller." and "entertainment weekly" reports it will schaap in the post super bowl episode. >>> you thought you were upset when bristol palin advanced to the finals in "dancing with the stars"? 67-year-old stephen cow an of wisconsin was so enraged with the outcome, he took out his shotgun and blew away his television. next he threatened his

herein lies the difference of new york times ambodzman and "red eye"'s fake one, andy levy. andy, not on your bloody life. arthur does not suck. andy -- pretty damn sucky. number 3, arthur -- >> you know what? >> what?! yes. number 4 -- >> you know what? >> andy gave -- [sound effects]. >> i feel much better. >> all right. let's start the show. will security that's tighter make airplanes lighter? will people no longer care to travel by air? today, the latest blogger, nate silver says it could mean fewer flyers, a silver lining, if you do, for those who die fly. citing a study, silver argues that more stringent security features are a tax upon air travel and correspond to a dead-weight loss and air travel dropped 6% after they started to screen checked baggage, suggesting that security measures make people feel safer and also less likely to flight fly. u.s. airlines will be exempt from security checkpoints so screeners can better focus on travelers. we go to apple, the art-loving horse. beautiful. >> he needs a better handle on the brush. and what the "f" did that have to do

s "abacus" fraud case against goldman. >> jeff: a conspiracy in the sky? that's what the european union says. today it levied over $1 billion in fines on 11 airlines for fixing prices on international cargo shipments. the e.u.'s business watchdog said the airlines illegally coordinated fuel and security fees following the 2001 terrorist attacks. air france received the biggest fine, nearly $0.5 billion, followed by british airways and s.a.s. group. >> susie: the midterm elections may be over, but tonight's commentator says don't be surprised if mixed messages about the economy continue on capitol hill. she's maya macguineas, director of the fiscal policy program at the new america foundation. >> the one clear message coming out of this election was...? nothing. i am so tired of hearing "the one clear message" statements, with people claiming that the message was whatever they wanted it to be. the mandates from this election were so garbled because the country is at one of the most complicated crossroads we have been at in decades. the level of uncertainty is so high, and the truth is, no one knows exactly ho

levy classified evidence from the one nine hundred eighty s. reveals how the us government was planting stories in the media to gain public support for the past conflicts in central america artie's kale and ford reports on the stair on the stand on those standing behind the scenes crafting propaganda for the us public. when most americans open a newspaper they expect all the news that's fit to print not to plan but declassified documents show that in the one nine hundred eighty s. the state department was doing exactly that known as white propaganda editorials and stories were planted and pushed in major u.s. media outlets the washington post c.b.s. usa today the new york times and more. ensuring favorable coverage of the controversial contra war in central america the office of public diplomacy had a very innocuous sounding name but in fact it was a sinister covert office running eagle propaganda operations hello my name is art all right meet the man at the forefront of this effort cuban american cold warriors and former head of the office of

levy. defense saying much of the prosecution's argument s fiction.re was no evidence to really point to ingmar guandique or anyone as having caused the death of chandra le, saying there was no reasonable doubt that had been established by the prosecution in this case. at this point the jury of nine women,hree men, looking at the evidence that the prosecution presented, that the defense presented, saying that ingmar guandique killed chandra levy this rock creek park. expected to come back with a verdict of guilty or innocent. at this point there's no incation how long that jury might deliberate. of crse, we'll stay on top of this story for the duration, until they come back with a verdict. i'll go back inside the courtrm with pat collins. if a verdict or any significant movement happens through the course of the day today, whenever it might happen, if it does, we will bring tt to you. >> we will await your return. thanks very much, aaron. >>> the punishment phase of representative charles rangel's ethics trial will begin today. they announced the sanc

s throughout the game tonight. >> thank you. the defense attorney for the man accused of killing chandra levy begins their case this week. they rested the case last week. they were expected to call more witnesses, including a prison cell late. they apparently ran into problems bringing the imprisoned would miss the court. president obama is back in washington after his 10 day trip across asia. the new republican nominee is back in town as well. can both sides work together after that midterm shake-up? john has a look ahead. >> one by one they are coming. capitol hill's largest freshman class in decades. the proud political amateurs of the next congress, 109 newcomers. 35 never having held elected office. >> washington has lost touch with the little guy. >> many of these lawmakers were elected on a promise to roll back the president's agenda are on a potential collision course with the commander-in-chief, weekend and calling for cooperation. >> i neglected some things that matter a lot of people and rightly so. >> the president said that his words were intended for newly empowered republicans who have an agenda of their o

fox 5's paul wagner has the details. >> reporter: when chandra levy first vanished in may of 2001, d.c. police seized several items from her apartment in hopes to solve the mystery of her disappearance. some of those items including underwear were degreed for dna. when the items -- tested for dna. when the items arrived in quantico to the fbi, the case was assigned to alan juicy. in testimony juicy told the court he found semen in chandra levy's panties that matched the profile of gary condit. on the witness stand last week condit refused to answer questions about his relationship with levy telling defense attorneys it was a private matter. he has never publicly acknowledged having an intimate relationship with levy instead saying they were friends and would be friends today if she were still alive. condit is not facing charges in connection with levy's disappearance or murder, but at one time he was a prime suspect. alan juicy also told the court he found no dna on any of the items belonging to le recovered from the crime scene in -- chandra levy recovered from the crime seven in rock

levy in rock creek park nine years ago. today both sides got one last chance to make their face. fox 5's matt ackland was there. >> the judge told the jurors to be back in court at 9:30 monday morning. keep in mind there is no dna connecting the suspects, no eyewitnesses, so jurors will have to rely on other evidence presented. in closing arguments prosecutors reminded the jury of the two a knack rock creek park ingmar guandique has already been -- attacks in rock creek park ingmar guandique has already been convicted of. there was an inmate who said he heard guandique confess to chandra levy's murder. prosecutor amanda haines told the jury if prison has worked for one person, it's worked for armando morales, a good samaritan justo do something good. morales corroborates the story. there was also a lot of talk about dna or lack thereof. fox 5's paul wagner has covered the trial from day 1. >> reporter: they've focused pretty much on what is very important in this trial, a, this unknown dna on chandra levy's tights that does not belong to ingmar guandique or gary condit and the testimony

s 41 degrees, >>> and eye-opening reported a distracted driving. >> and the journey to justice for chandra levy. the jury deliberations dragging into day three. >> a sneak peek at the weekend forecast first. >> a sneak peek at the weekend forecast first. we will be right back. when my husband got sick and couldn't work anymore, it was up to me to support our family. karri danner went back to school, to become a nurse. my education made all the difference but now some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like karri, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, and my job,. don't let washington get in the way. >> we are from potomac, maryland. >> good morning, washington. >> are you ready? >> you know what i do every day at this time. i have little attack/ what is the latest for the weekend? i came out to the studio and took a glance at alison starling and said i know what time it is, it is cheese time. >> i am a creature of habit. >> it is a healthy snacks. we do have scattered clou

s. thanksgiving weather coming up in just a minute. >> day two of jury deliberation in the chandra levy murder trial. we're still waiting to find out the fate of the suspect, in mark guandique. -- ingmar guandique. >> we have heard some different theories and apparently, the jury is still trying to determine theory from fact. >> the jury is caught between two arguments. is guandique's cell mate and repeat offender telling the truth, or did he say what prosecutors want him to say to get to a prison closer to his family? with no forensic evidence linking guandique to chandra levy's murder, the cell mate is the crux of the prosecution's case. the jurors clearly are debating whether testimony from an inmate about guandique confessing to killing is enough to put him away for life. >> there is no way of knowing what is going on in that deliberation, but we were able to observe the jurors as they came and went. they did appear to be getting along. they were jovial, talking, smiling. they will be back to our 4 day three of deliberations. -- they will be back for day 3 of deliberations. >> momen

levy was 24 when she disappear and her body was found a year later in washington, d.c.'screek park. she made headlines in the bay area after an apparent affair with then california congressman gary kondit was revealed. closing arguments in the house majority leader tom delay. they say he used his committee to channel corporate donations into the legislative races, he denies wrong-doing and the money swap was legal. the jury is expected to get the case later this week. >>> sad news out of new zealand. 29 miners trapped underground since friday may not have survived. unstable conditions are preventing crews from trying to find them. there has been no contact and experts are preparing a military robot to get in the mine and take pictures. . >> it's 5:46 and a little bit of slowing. just a tad bit north of the 680 interchange. the speed sensor happens to be at the speed limit right at the interchange. keep this in mind. this shows the early slow down which we see at 87. that starts to show a slow down and this southbound 17 should start to clear. the lower bayshore no problem

levy in 2001. they are dropping two of the charges. the sexual assault charge d one murder charge. news4's pat collins is live outside d.c.r court with th developments. pat? >> reporter: two of the six charges against ingmar guandique taken off the table as this case moves closer and closero

s superior court but in closing remarks, she told the jury there was no doubt that ingmar guandique killed chandra levy and despite no physical evidence, circumstantial evidence links him to her murder. defense attorney has been following the case and says otherwise. >> there is no physical evidence and they are basing it on a jailhouse performance. >> it is going to be hard to find beyond a reasonable doubt. >> they heard testimony from gary condit who had an alleged affair with levy. jurors have to use the testimony and evidence already before them to determine the innocence or guilt of ingmar guandique. >> we know late yesterday the jury requested that the judge provide them with a picture of ingmar guandique taken in the park around the same time of levy's disappearance. it doesn't show any scrapes or cuts on him. we will be out here watching and you can get the very latest on tbd.com, the online home of abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. 5:07 is the time. a developing story in new york this morning. the first guantanamo detainee to be tried in a civilian court has been acquitted in all but one ch

s paul wagner has been covering the trial from day one. >> they pretty much focused on what is important in this trial, this unknown dna that is on chandra levy's tights that does not belong to ingmar guandique or gary condit and the testimony of armando morales, the inmate who was in a cell in 2006 and he says that guandique had confessed to him. the prosecution hit that hard. so did the defense. >> reporter: today, defense attorneys basically said the wrong man on trial. defense attorneys said the government's case was fiction. tomorrow morning, the jury will have to take arguments from both sides. witness testimony and from an investigation that has lasted almost a decade. >> all they have to do is consider two counts of murderer in this case. that is all they are concentrating on at this point. what is going to take some time for them is to go through some of the exhibits. i'm sure they're going to argue over this unknown dna and over morales, probably a very spirited discussion. >> that was matt ask land and -- that was matt ackland reporting and paul wagner is blogging about the case on myfoxdc.com. >>> there was a body found by a state h

s and warmer by next week. >>> deliberations resume today in the chandra levy murder trial.quaint -- ingmar guandique. the jury deliberated for six hours yesterday without reaching a verdict. we will have another update at 8:56. for continuous news coverage, tune in to tbd news on news channel 8. ♪ please i try not to cry >>> that's annie lennox. what a voice. she's going to be here tomorrow, performing live. right here on "good morning america." >> that's one of my favorite songs. i have it on my ipod, in my workout list. >> we have had such a good fall concert series. and she's going to be here tomorrow. >>> it took 25 years, 40,000 interviews. larry king is here, with his long-time producer, wendy walker. sharing classic moments and behind-the-scene moments that make him a legend. >> there's so much to talk to them about. but my favorite larry king moment has to be the marlon brando kiss. >> just incredible. >> we'll show that coming up. >>> plus, if you want to stay out of the kitchen this thanksgiving, becky worley will show you how to put the big meal together all by m

s time for fios. >>> right now on "news 4 midday" jurors have begun the second day of deliberations in the chandra levy murder trial. >>> yesterday jurors spent six hours considerg the prosecution's case against ingmar guandique without reaching averdict. guandique is accused of murdering levy back in 2001. >>> the farragut north metro station is oen again this midday. it was closed last night after parts of the ceiling of the station collapsed onto the platform. no one was hurt. firefighters say roadwork above the statio caused a chunk of concrete to fall. >>> d.c. elementary schools are stepping up security after a spanish teache nearly died after being robbed and beaten. the attack happened just before noon monday near the intersection of howard and p pomeroy road. a masked gunman demanded the teach teacher's purse. she refused. the robber hit her three times in the head haed with a gun. the teacher suffered a concussion and has two surgeries for bleeding in her brain. >> he's a dangerous people. usually around school there's a lot of people around, so he's a dangerous dividual. a lot of times we ha

s at 5:00. coming up, attacked avoided. police in the mail bomb could have exploded over the u.s. is not caught. how close the plant can to succeeding. testimony today in this chandra levynone of us have the right to compromise public safety. >> one of the nation's best known pilots. why he says new rules for pilots may endanger passengers'. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> live and in hd, this

. >> s rhode island, last thoughts on all -- siri, last thoughts on all this as it played out and the last chapter? >> i think it was very interesting what susan levy said today, there was no closure today, but i think today brought some semblance of justice after a long sad case. >> bernie, final thoughts? >> it rips you apart. mr. guandique if for the one moment you think he might be innocent, that rips you apart and mrs. levy, either way for her it's still a tragedy. >> thank you both for your time, throughout the trial and tonight as well. we've got everything you need to know about the chandra levy murder case on www.myfoxdc.com. you can log on, let us know what you think about the verdict and to read paul wagner's blog, our reporter who was inside the courtroom every single day. >>> it is the comment that's sending shock waves across the globe. it's sliding up -- lighting up the web, the pope hinting that in some cases using a condom might be okay, what this means for catholics everywhere next. >>> what i say was the president grab at his throat and lurch to his left. i knew something was wrong. >> 47 years to the day after the kennedy assass

levy. she disappeared in 2001 after going out for a jog. her body found over a year later in d.c.'s park.s possible life without parole. >>> mixed results in a cdc study on stds finding gonorrhea dropped to a record low across the country. 301,000 cases reported last year. however some sexually transmitted diseases continuing to climb. chlamydia hit a record high and syphilis cases also up. >>> time for a little "globetrekking" shall we? the 33 chilean miners left for home after a whirlwind visit to the u.s. they touched down in atlanta last night on their way home receiving a water cannon salute. their experience here a far cry from their struggle to survive for 69 some days underground. dario segovia was the last man rescued you remember, number 33. >> translator: i'm not feeling like a rock star but of course my life has changed and i'm going back to chile with one of the best in fashions of the united states. >> the men, their families and five of their rescuers were in l.a. this weekend. the miners were special guests at the cnn "heroes" all-star tribute saluted and honored with a st

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