these are burgers and plenty of3 chocolate at lexington market.. >> reporter: on aturray we haae magic shows. all three days ww have live music and delicious chocolate, buugers, harbor city, and fuuge, there's chocolate cake, extreme chocolate. >> eating contest..3 is the prize. >> the prize is theyyget gift ú%rtificates to ppizes around town. all fun things. >> reporter: anthony has been doing magic tricks for us all morning long, turning ones into 20s. lets get a llok aa the magic tricks. >> repprter: thitricks.3 >> this may not be enough for me. i'm going o changg this into these. >> i need to learn how to do so aa he with how down oo all of the chocolate. it starts today at 10:00 a.m. aad goes throogh saturday just visit foxbaltimore.com for all of the info. great weather. we haae been dealing with dreary weather over the pass couple of days, ooking t nice temperatures in the 70s and plenty of sunshine. steve, get out to lexington market and i don'ttthink i we need to maae up excusessto miss the chocolate festival anyway. >> magic sound nice,

>>> live pictures from lexington, kentucky. former president bill clinton is there campaigning for jack conway. it looks like the live picture is frozen somewhat, but there are tough races nationwide. conway is trailing his republican opponent there. so former president bill clinton is out lending a little support to the democrat jack conway. >>> less than an hour ago president obama said the crumbling infrastructure is one of the greatest challenges we falls. fixes bad roads and bridges will also help to fix the economy. >> nearly one in five construction workers are unemployed and needs a job. over the next six years we'll rebuild 150,000 miles of our roads. enough to circle the world six times. we will lay and maintain 4,000 miles of our railways. this plan will be fully paid for. it will not add to the deficit overtime. >> the president will shift focus later to the upcoming elections. he'll travel to florida to

a participation in the final debate in lexington, kentucky. the cook political race report rates this a tight race. this is court see of kentucky education television. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> welcome to kentucky tonight. tonight we'll focus on the u.s. senate race. our guests are jack conway of the democratic party and rand paul of the republican party. thanks for joining us. >> the herald leader said saturday the war of commercials has been dominated by broadsides against the candidates noninformation about proposals. raymond blight of frankfurt wrote, after months of listening to the constant negative ads that inform me all the reasons why i should not vote for the other guy, i would suggest both candidates tell me why i should vote for them in your final joint appearance. concentrate on your experience on the issues and i promise we'll get to as many as possible. before that i want you the tell me about yourself. the very nature of a campaign sometimes paint as portrait of you, that your opponent wants th

>> at lexington and concord, well, he's already at the second continental congress. he'd attended both the first and second continental congress. and washington, i think one of the reasons that he was such a successful general and president, he'd had long political experience. he'd been serving the house of burgesses since 1758. he'd been very involved in the protest of the stamp act in 1765, the townshend duties in 1767, opposing the intolerable acts later on. and so this was a man who was very well versed in parliamentary government by the time that he is in a position of responsibility. >> why did people want to follow him? >> why did people want to follow him? i think that washington inspired a lot of confidence. in part, you want to give power to people who don't seem to be grasping at power. and this was a lesson that washington had learned very well. also, when he was chosen as commander-in-chief, people were very impressed by someone of his wealth is going to risk all of it for the sake of the cause. washington was a very good listener. he wasn't an egomaniac

even "the lexington herald" said that his ads are false. how do debate with a guy who makes up your positions. >> i am not making any positions. they are on the internet. they are in e-mails in your press releases. if you want to talk about as being declared false, "the lexington herald" said the and you are running against me is false. when you are debating around paul, he is written on this. he does not think federal mine safety laws are constitutional. "the lexington herald" iain sponsoring you today said that you are -- but there are many who are turning away from those who have a record in congress. what do you say? >> since becoming attorney general, i have been taking on the oil companies for challenges at the pump. rand paul may be talking about balancing the budget next year and he does not talk about how to do it this year. but you're looking at a fiscally responsible democrat. i have taken 86,000 pornographcd pornography sites of the internet. because i understand drugs are a pressing issue, i built the state's first prescription

>> the war starts in april, 1775, at lexington and concord. on november 25, 1783, evacuation day used to be celebrated by george washington and gov. george clinton. as they are riding south in the city, the british are leaving on ships, and washington is greeted by delirious crowd. washington submits his resignation in december, 1783. that was in many ways considered the most important act washington ever took. the artist said general washington was planning on resigning and going back to mount vernon, and george iii said if he does that, he will be the greatest man in the world. >> leading up to the revolutionary war, how visible was he? >> in the early stages, people keep blaming the ministry of lord north. they still feel he is the father and protector, and this is the sentiment in washington shared. >> at the beginning, where was that? >> he attended the second continental congress, and one reason washington was so successful, he had long political experience. he had been serving since 1758. he had been involved in the stamp act, opposing

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the original location was lexington market. you find them in the farm store and 7-11.to baltimore food towers.com or call the phone number and that goes right to my phone and i will be glad to put it in manually for you. >> how much are tickets and how many places do you stop in >> it depends on the neighborhood and what each neighborhood has to offer. mostly six to seven places we stop and they usually take about three hours. >> what are the neighborhoods involved and defended >> right now fells point open since may. federal hill about a month now. next is little italy. we will combine that with jonestown and mount vernon and do market tours like lexington, cross street and specialty market tours. >> what an awesome idea. you are glad to be part of it, i'm sure. >> absolutely. they bring in interesting people local and tourists so i couldn't be happier. >> the metropolitan has been here for six years so try the scottish egg the next time you are in. let's look at h.d. doppler. we are looking at basically a system that is emerging from the south and is over the ohio va

the annual chocolate affair is going on at lexington market. chocolate covered first, kent, floods, and canned a -- chocolate covered fruit, cake, and candy. dancers combined with the baltimore county orchestra to perform various songs. the concert has been called "and got to dance." it starts tonight and runs through friday. if you would like more information, it is posted on our website, wbaltv.com. >> temperatures responded to the abundant sunshine today. this will last through the weekend. we could probably take out some of the strong gusty wind we had in the afternoon. the morning low temperatures were in the low-50's. the high was in the mid-70's. it was a normal early-october day. you can see the clear skies on our satellite imagery. high pressure is building in. we get a westerly breeze or a northwest wind coming from the mountain. it compresses the air and dries it out. you can see the cloud cover on the mountains. as high pressure moves in, we will not see much in the way of cloudiness or rain for the next several days. gusts are up t

. >> bill: joining us now from lexington, kentucky is lou dobbs. just so the audience knows because nobody reads the dopey magazine "the nation" lowest circumstance of any magazine i have ever heard of. they basically contend that your group, the dobbs group, that runs some of your concerns like where you are now in lexington, your horses, they take care of various things that you do in florida and new jersey and in kentucky. they subcontract out to clean the stables, to do the gardens, to do this, that, and the other thing. and in the subcontracting, there are some illegal aliens who talk to the nation and said, yeah. okay. so that's the beef. and i think that's true, right? some of your subcontractors had a couple of guys in there that were from mexico. >> it appears be to the case. i had no knowledge of it we do every -- we had asked for guarantees that it wouldn't happen it did. we all without our control. and everything that is in our control i assure you, bill, we go to great lengths to make sure it just doesn't happen. >> bill: i want to jus

. >> bill: joining us now from lexington, kentucky is lou dobbs. just so the audience knows because nobody reads the dopey magazine "the nation" lowest circumstance of any magazine i have ever heard of. they basically contend that your group, the dobbs group, that runs some of your concerns like where you are now in lexington, your horses, they take care of various things that you do in florida and new jersey and in kentucky. they subcontract out to clean the stables, to do the gardens, to do this, that, and the other thing. and in the subcontracting, there are some illegal aliens who talk to the nation and said, yeah. okay. so that's the beef. and i think that's true, right? some of your subcontractors had a couple of guys in there that were from mexico. >> it appears be to the case. i had no knowledge of it we do every -- we had asked for guarantees that it wouldn't happen it did. we all without our control. and everything that is in our control i assure you, bill, we go to great lengths to make sure it just doesn't happen. >> bill: i want to jus

that's happening in lexington, kentucky.ocrat russ feingold will take on republican p ron johnson. and there are showdowns in north carolina, indiana and colorado. >>> just in time for holiday wishlists, windows is launching the latest entry into the smartphone market. three new windows 7 phones will run on microsoft's new gadget software. >>> imagine this, a car that drives itself leaving you time in your morning commute to read the paper, touch up your makeup or sip that cup of coffee. all things i have seen drivers doing while driving, but this time the car has the wheel. i know it sounds like "night rider" but google is testing it on the streets of san francisco. mark geles, how exciting is this, a real life kit. >> i think it is interesting because a lot of car manufacturers have been talking about this for a while, but google is actually testing it. and they have done 140,000 miles and only had one accident. and that was when one of their cars got rear-ended by someone else. so it seems pretty effective technology. >>

fox 45 created baltimore whaling wall at lexington market.re some of the top prioritiee for voters. >> that's crazy. >> need to lower them a bit. juss so people can survive. >> because you have a lot of people out here,,don't ave health care. >> i am going to say replace all %-representatives.hington with >> i believe it would be less crime in baltimore. >> see where the candidates stand and the latest information on the november elections at foxbaltimore.com/vote 2010. >> if you are headed to starbucks for a coffee break, you coold wait little bit longer. as of tonight, customers complain that the coffee chain was more like an assembly line, -o bbristas, r the folks that give you the coffee, were told they can make two drinks at a time. and they must steam milk for one ddink at a time. your personality impacts how much youuwant to exercise. australian scientists found a link between personality and metabolism. foun those with high metabolic rates are more active. research done oo animaas. whether the same holds true for humans needs to be st

now here is the photo sent to us by carol flaherty near lexington, virginia. took this over the weekend. hot air balon. boy, that would be a wonderful way to view the foliage in the silent hot air balloon cruising over the landscape. that is near virginia's military institute near lexington, virginia. she took this otr shot, too. this is the full moon, and you can see house mountain there in near le virginia. and they are certainly having peak color there. now, these shots taken over the weekend. did you have any good foliage out, send them to weather at washington.com. temperatures around the region, 60s to 70 from the shenandoah valley. this mild flow coming from the soutwe hav near 70 in the suburbs and rural areas,nd out in the mountains of western maryland, west virginia generally in the 50s there, where they are getting some rain. and it's in the low to mid 70s in southern virginia and eastern carolina. over the last 12 hours, we see the moving col. this is rain that's now beginning to move into the appellations, and it's just mostly rain, no thunder and

scott broom is live at the langley trailer park in lexington park with what is going on. scott? >> we are really talking noah's ark stuff last night. 13 inches of rain fell in that big storm. there was an early evacuation but folks were allowed back in. then it started to rain again last night and the trailer park got flooded in a big way. they were caught by surprise in the dead of night by a flood that tore decks from homes, trashed cars, ruined houses and contaminated the area with spilled fuel oil. >> i didn't think thing like that was going to happen. >> they act like it was our fall we come back to our own home. >> reporter: the complaint is the road to the trailer park had been reopened late thursday after an evacuation earlier in the day, allowing residents to come back in. only to be flooded out by the saint mary's river when the rain picked up with a vengeance overnight. >> they opened the roadways back up. once it was evacuated once, everybody decided to come home. fire department went back at 3:30 in the afternoon yesterday. >> reporter: the county's emergency manage

it happened about 8:00 last night on west lexington street at north fremont avenue.olice found the 34-year-old ma3 shot in the head. he died later at shock raama. no suspectt at this hour. >> baltimore county police arrest two suspects after a stabbiig at security square mall. police say brandon go forth and rowland clayton stabbbd andres wright in the mall.3 both held without bail. victim was released from the >> firefighters battled a blaze at an abandon building in dundalk this afternoon. at the old seagram building. no innuries, and cruuse had it under control, as it began to burn itself out. destroyed.nggis completely and fire officials say it is too early to tell if it was any fou3 play. >> r&b star mariooii arrested for assaalting his own mother. myranda stephens is live at baltimore police headquarters on there is more to the story..3 myyanda? >>well, jeff, news of mario's arrest ssunneddmany of his fans. especially those here in baltimore. where he is known for giving back to his community. but mario's attorney said the people's image of the singer,3 but ins

you got a few of those showers, same thing, south and east, lexington park.ow, look at the big rains in the southwest. the desert southwest. they keep getting hammered with heavy rain. this is their rainfall total 4.7 inches of rain and days of thunderstorms. there is more storms, too, these are to the north and east. real to the north of theward islands. this could become otto. it is a low pressure system right now. it would beco a tropical storm. it could curve to the north and east. no worries for us. is moving out to sea and bermuda. on the list, quickly making our way through, paula would be next. six more named storms on the list. it was predicted to be a busy, active season for the atlantic. us? sunshine, high pressure moves n say hello to dry air. look at the trend on the temperatures, the warmth taking over. 70s to near 80 down south. all right. for today, a few light showers to deal with during the afternoon. 63 to down into the 40s tonight. as we clear out, it will get a little nippy. we will get a bit of wind. breezy73. awfully niceompared to what

even "the lexington herald" said that his ads are false. how do debate with a guy who makes up your positions. >> i am not making any positions. they are on the internet. they are in e-mails in your press releases. if you want to talk about as being declared false, "the lexington herald" said the and you are running against me is false. when you are debating around paul, he is written on this. he does not think federal mine safety laws are constitutional. >> "the lexington herald" in sponsoring you today said that you are -- turning away from those who have a record in congress. what do you say? general, i have been taking on the oil companies for challenges at the pump. balancing the budget next year and he does not talk about how to do it this year. but you're looking at a fiscally responsible democrat. i have taken 86,000 child pornography sites of the internet. because i understand drugs are a pressing issue, i built the state's first prescription bill task force. abuse-neglect prosecutions are up in the state. i think that is a public

. >> if you are checking out the art festival, you might want to head over to lexington market. it is the last day of the annual chocolate festival. we are joined live with more. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you have on tap? >> we will get some fresh strawberries for you. that is my kind of breakfast. >> that looks so delicious. the more the better. wow. >> how about i send back the cit send some of that for the tailback -- how about i send some of that for the tail gate? >> ok. what else can folks find there? >> cookies, french-dipped apples, chocolate strawberry shortcake -- things you can only get here. >> is there anything new and exotic? >> you have to come down and see what is new. these guys always come down -- come up with something new. >> what hours are you operating and where can people find it? >> it is until 5:00 p.m. today. we will have some very good music. we will have a magician for the children. basically, it is an entire family affair. >> is it free? >> everything is free, but you have to buy the chocolate. >> i understand that. >> but, it is very

it is on the front page of the "herald leader" here in lexington. she was muscle down, kicked, and a salted. it was not presented at all. host: we just showed it as well. it is -- is it getting any attention? caller: it is getting no attention. guest: it is an unfortunate situation that speaks to a problem. i have probably seen more instability and intolerance in this election than i can remember. even from the elected officials, in my home state of rhode island we have deep gubernatorial nominee tell the president to shove it, which is pretty irresponsible, and it has culminated in this us all. by the way, there have been other incidents, and it is not ok. as far as fox, but the report is their business, but are you really surprised that they are not mentioning this? host: joe, republican. los angeles. caller: i do not appreciate that snide remark about fox news. the liberal media controls everything else. they get their lead from the new york -- "the new york times, " "l.a. times, " but fox news is castigated when in reality they are doing a servi

in fact, looking at the line f shower accivity making the way ohio, down to kentucky, over toward lexingtonikeú this low presssre, this activity will move our direction and converge with another low sitting out over the atlantic. that low will strengthen and it -ill be affecting folks up north, innthe new england ssates. in fact, puuting this in motion, you can see how that activity buildings in and tomorrow comes down 95 corridor. but pushes north and streegthens with another on low nooth of new york and boston. becooing a nor'easter. so the storm will get strong goinn north of us. but still will bring decent rainfall. i will show you how much will come down and who getting the heaviest. coming up in the forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you vee taas. you can be in charge of your own personalized forecast. ú%ere you can use there.com. interactive tools and track the coming storms right down to where you live. go to foxbaltimore.com/i-radar. >> a robberer makes a really big mistake, how a store clerk took advaatage of it. later on fox 45 news at 10:00. >> but next.3 something to be happy

please welcome today's contestants-- a college swim coach and aquatics consultant from lexington, kentucky... a retired housewife from baton rouge, louisiana... and our returning champion-- a corporate lawyer originally from leawood, kansas... whose 2-day cash winnings total...

caller: i am calling from lexington, michigan. i am 69 years old. i have been down and the worst earthquake in chile in the 1960's and involved in the bay of pigs. i've got one of my good friends dying from things from this agent orange. host: what do you expect from republicans if they take control of the house and senate? caller: i expect them to correct this and do like i was a kid. acquit borrowing money from the chinese, start selling our own u.s. savings bonds, give an interest rate on it. when i was a kid -- i grew up in at the detroit school system. we bought stamps for bonds, a nickel -- and when i was in the military, we had to buy a bond every month to pay off the korean war. host: we will leave it there. "the new york times" frontpage -- now a pleasant, michigan. daniel, a tea party supporter. good morning. caller: good morning to you. i was a member of uaw and afse in michigan and i also conservative american and i support a lot of the tea party. i would like to see the politicians when they get in there, put all the elected officials -

will have these stories for you and much more when the annual chocolate affair is now underway at lexingtonket. cakes, ", candy, and there is 4:00 with live music until no p.m. with halloween around the corner, it is the time of year to find that very special pumpkin appeared >. >> last year, it was slim pickens. but this year is a different story. >> if you are in the pumpkin business, what a difference a year makes. what do you see? >> a pumpkin right there. >> he knows what he is looking for. if you happen to be looking for pumpkins this october, it has been a good season. >> what does it look like this year? >> we have a great crop. thousands and thousands of pumpkins in every spot. >> here at rogers farm, there were plenty of little ones looking for their halloween pumpkins. and there are plenty of good ones. >> last week's wet weather was not great, but we feared very well in this part of a county. so it is still looking like a bumper crop. >> but last year? >> kids were picking up pumpkins that normally and squishy. so this year, we were hoping for better results. it rained almost ev

pax river naval air station lexington park 64. temperatures will fall a few more degrees before they warm up after 7:00 a.m. clear for the most part. a few scattered clouds in light gray there but generally clear right now. i'm anticipating a tpafew scattd clouds in the midday to afternoon. fair-weather clouds. but some instability should develop and that could lead to a few highly isolated thunderstor thunderstorms, say between 3:00 and 7:00 this afternoon. few and far between but it is a possibility. mid 80's for highs, closer to 80 along the water. 85 downtown and waldorf. culpeper 86 for the high. tomorrow we will start near 60 but similar skies. partly cloudy, light chance of late-day thunderstorm. temperatures will begin to drop starting tomorrow. we will be down in the upper 70's and wednesday a perfect day, sunny, upper 60's. thursday into friday is the best chance of showers throughout the day thursday and early friday. with that could be gusty conditions. there is a potential storm system along the coast that could devel

lexington herald corrected him on this. he has no shame. >> what is your position?am not opposed to the ada. never said anything about being opposed to it. the war is an enormous hardship. we have the greatest nation ever known. we have the most money defense -- mighty defense and the military around the world. i think we can win any war. i do not think we are -- some nations defied that. afghanistan may well be a nation that defies nation-building. there comes a time when this discussion does need to happen. i want to be part of that national debate about saying, how long is long enough? i think we really do need to have a real discussion in this country about comet is 10 years -- is at 10 years long enough? should the afghans be stepping up? >> the united states military is very good at winning battles. we are very good it when in the military ground game. when we get to these political questions, what is the exit strategy? how do we leave behind countries that are better off when we found them? we need to make certain we're talking about that. >> do you agree wit

victim was shot in the head just before 8:00 last night and was found lying in the 800 block of lexington street and later pronounced dead at shock trauma. >> prosecutors in new jersey or deciding whether to file crime charges against to college freshman in connection with the suicide of a fellow student who was gay. at least four young men have killed themselves in recent weeks after being bullied over their sexual orientation. >> rutgers university students on campus in new jersey mourning the loss of a fellow student. >> 18-year-old tyler clementi, a talented musician, known as quiet and happy, jumped to his death last week. prosecutors say he committed suicide after his roommates streamed video on the internet of him having a sexual encounter with a man. severe hate crime charges related to gay bashing could follow. >> privacy violations are just the tip of the icebergs. we are looking at civil rights violations, wiretap, federal and state, harassment, and many other kinds. >> 13-year-old asher brown, who told his parents to escape, fatally shot himself last week after they say bully'

i was in england, richard's country but also lexington, kentucky and toledo, ohio, so let's not get tooexcited. >> in the book i spent time talking about important tips families need to take to be financially secure. i want to be clear, there's never been a more urgent time to teach your kids about money. who better to ask about raising money smart kids than two economists who also happen to be parents. take a look. >> i'm saving up for another bike to spray paint again. >> another bike. how much does it cost? >> asking mom and dad for money takes on a whole new meaning when mom and dad are renowned economists. meet the rogers, bill andean, a, ellie, billy and charlie. >> how do you guys teach your kids about money, when money and the economy is what you do for a living. >> for a long time we've been using a trick and that's children's literature. >> bill, a former labor department economist, she's a former economist that runs website to teach kids about economics. >> an example of a book in my book shelf that might have a diversive message in it. >> bearenstein bears, curious george, w

just a few minutes later a second shooting happened in the 4800 block of lexington. one person was taken to the hospital in critical condition. police are trying to figure out whether those shoot rgz related. no arrested were made. >>> authorities are trying to identify a man struck and killed this morning by a cta train. man was hit by the train on the pink line at polk station here. power on the line was shut down in both directions. that caused major delays for riders. service is now back to normal on the pink line. >>> visitation services will be held this afternoon for an orland park teacher police say was killed by her husband. visitation will be held from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. at rose moore funeral home in lansing. tomorrow a memorial mass will be set at 12:30 at our lady of knock church in calumet city. police say anita was shot by her husband last week. allen told police he woke up in the middle of the night to find his wife dead and a gun in her hand. he is now charged with murder and motive has not been released. they are the parents of a former northwestern q

and it was wonderful to be in lexington and louisville. we did recreate some of churchill downs. louisiana was another state that was very accommodating to us. we recreated, you know, 1973, you've got to dim everything down a little bit. >> jimmy: it looks so cool, whoever did the set design. >> oh, it was beautifully done. so much pride went into this. >> jimmy: awesome wigs. your hair was done in that awesome way. >> i had to live up to her -- penny chenery, and her hair. my hair would never do that. >> jimmy: now, they tried to make her story for a long time, but she never gave them the rights, right? >> it's true. i think she wanted to be handled in a way that she was going to be pleased with. and she vetted the script. it's hard. can you imagine -- i hung out with her. it's so cool to be talking to someone that you're going to be in a movie, and you hope they like you. >> jimmy: you're going to be them. >> i know, i know. >> jimmy: it's just so cool. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and great cast, too. john malkovich is hilarious in it. >> oh, everybody's lovely. >> jimmy: it's a go

"the lexington herald leader" -- his ad is false. i stepped up with governmental action for the people of kentucky to protect kentucky call. >> did you join the lawsuit? >> it was filed about one week ago. the governor directed his cabinet to do it. we are looking at it now from the attorney general's office to see whether we will sign off on it. >> quickly on medicare and social security -- clarify your positions on both, and how you would think that adjusting that if it is the correct word, would reduce the deficit? >> we are short of money in both, simply for demographic reasons. where weting to a time will have one worker, one retiree. everyone has heard the term baby boomers. you will have to make some difficult decisions. not on current retirees. it is a mis-statement of facts. i do not support raising the deductible, or changing anything for current senior citizens, but for younger people like myself, there may be changes. but on the younger folks, it probably should be directed more towards means, and still with consideration

caller: i am calling from lexington, michigan. i am 69 years old. i have been down and the worst earthquake in chile in the 1960's and involved in the bay of pigs. i've got one of my good friends dying from things from this agent orange. host: what do you expect from republicans if they take control of the house and senate? caller: i expect them to correct this and do like i was a kid. acquit borrowing money from the chinese, start selling our own u.s. savings bonds, give an interest rate on it. when i was a kid -- i grew up in at the detroit school system. we bought stamps for bonds, a nickel -- and when i was in the military, we had to buy a bond every month to pay off the korean war. host: we will leave it there. "the new york times" frontpage -- now a pleasant, michigan. daniel, a tea party supporter. good morning. caller: good morning to you. i was a member of uaw and afse in michigan and i also conservative american and i support a lot of the tea party. i would like to see the politicians when they get in there, put all the elected officials -

lexington herald corrected him on this. he has no shame. >> what is your position? >> i am not opposed to the ada. the war is an enormous hardship. we have the greatest nation ever known. we have the most money defense and the military around the world. i think we can win any war. i do not think we are -- some nations defied that. there comes a time when this discussion does need to happen. i want to be part of that national debate about saying, how long is long enough? i think we really do need to have a real discussion in this country about comet is 10 years long enough? should the afghans be stepping up? >> the united states military is very good at winning battles. when we get to these political questions, what is the exit strategy? we need to make certain we're talking about that. >> do you agree with him on that point? >> he said that we are not all bad nation-building. before you ever commit troops to war, you need to think, how are we bringing them home? what is the end goal? what is realistic? we need to make certain that we understand the human toll of dea

first the republican nominee, state representative nikki haley from lexington. and democratic nominee, state senator vincent sheheen from camden. also a panel of esteemed journalists will help question the candidates tonight. for more than two decades he served as chairman of the state house press corps, and has been named best state house press reporters in the country. our third panelist is rusty ray, he's with news 13rk he's been a member of the news team since 2002. he anchors wbtw's morning newscast and our "positively carolina" report. we welcome him as well. tonight's debate is five rounds, the first three are questions from our panel, for rounds four and five i'll submit questions from the audience. in rounds two and three, student ruptives will ask a question. the candidate whose turn it is to answer will have one minute, 45 seconds to answer, the other candidate gets one minute for rebuttal. robert had the first question for ms. haley. >> south carolina is facing a $1 billion budget shortfall next year as you know. education and health care combined ac

he was in lexington, kentucky for jack conway. running for senate.morgantown, west virginia and syracuse, new york. police are looking out for two suspects in the case of the missing american man, david hartley. the suspects are brothers who a mexican official says are, quote, well known to this area. the husband was shot in the sightseeing trip last month. david hartley, his body has not yet been found. the u.s. and mexican police still investigating that one. get out from behind the wheel. the folks as google have it -- this is too cool. this is a car that drives itself. jetsons, here we go. the company has been test driving these things for a couple of months. in a blog post, google's founder say their goal is to prevent accidents, produce carbon emissions and free up people's time. hey, more time to surf the web, huh? ever wonder what would happen if a big rock smashed into your house. well, now you know. look at this, billings, montana. the guy who owns this house was home when this boulder hit his house. he wasn't hurt, thank goodness. rain loo

from lexington. -- nikki haley from lexington. [applause] in the democratic nominee, state senator vincent sheheen. [applause] also a panel of esteemed journalists will help us in the candidates tonight. oftentimes he has been named the tv statehouse reporter in the country also, jackie torok. our third panelist is rusty ray, with news 13 and has been a member of wbtw's news team since 2002. he anchors the popular carolina report. we welcome them as well. [applause] to ipods debate consists of five rounds. -- tonight's today consists of five rounds. i will ask questions submitted as part of our voice of the voter project in rounds 2 and 3, the student government president from growth francis mary ann and coastal universities will ask questions. the candidate asked the question will have to minutes to answer, the other candidate will have a minute and 45 seconds for rebuttal. >> representative haley, south carolina this is a $1 billion shortfall, as you know. education and health care combined to acco

lexington, kentucky, the university of kentucky, and who is there? out today, the headliner at a rally for jack conway, the attorney general down there, running for the senate seat. i tell you, this is a really busy day for the former president. starts in kentucky, you see him right there, and then going to west virginia to campaign. tony, he ends his day in upstate new york near syracuse where he'll be campaigning with a democrat in the house facing a tough re-election. what do they have in common? areas with more conservative and moderate voters, areas where former president clinton may be popular than the current guy, barack obama, and that's why you see bill clinton in these places. and talking about barack obama, how about the war of words between him and karl rove, former adviser to president bush. karl rove, associated with american crossroads, a new group this year, raising a lot of money and spending a lot of money for republican candidates. the president calling him out and his organization out yesterday and the democrats doing the same thi

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we were in lexington, kentucky, the other night.ed to honor her once again. and give her her props. >> is it true that when she first heard you doing the movie, she didn't know anything about you? >> no. that's great for me, honestly. there were no presuppositions. i didn't have anything to live up to. i didn't have anything to live down. i could be woman-to-woman with her. and we did have a wonderful time talking about being a daughter. being a mother. being a wife. and all these hats that women wear and are supposed to do so well. you know, like they say, backwards in heels. with the dancing steps. we're supposed to be a little more graceful under pressure. and she really personified that. >> she did show that. it was great. you were mentioning secretariat being on the cover of "time." you meanted on that. on the cover of "time." in 1979? >> true. >> at the age of 14. i shouldn't have said how old you were there. >> i don't care. >> my wife and i were talking about this last night. a little romance. you worked with laurence olivie

lexington institute.y amazed to learn that blimps are a huge part of our war effort in afghanistan right now. >> it's really something amazing, it's the future of airborne surveillance, may be hot air in the form of blimps and the future high altitude air ships. jon: what's the deal? they tether these things by a very, very long cable, send them how high up in the sky? >> between 102,500 feet, which gives them a zone of up to 200 miles, when you take the slant range that you can observe vehicles and groups of men. jon: all right, so they don't need the kind of fuel that, say, a predator drone would need, they can stay aloft virtually forever. what other advantages do they offer? >> well, they also don't require the kind of landing field that a large unmanned aerial vehicle like a predator global hawk requires, so you can put them with small bases as long as you have the power supply, the helium to reinflate the balloon, and the ground station, you can just put them all over the place, which is exactly wha