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michael moral. feinstein will hold intelligence hearings on benghazi next week, but now, petraeus will not have to testify general petraeus is not under investigation, and they don't expect the inquiry will reach criminal charges, we tried to reach paula broadwell, unsuccessfully. >>> andrea mitchell with us here today, and u.s. army colonel, jack jacobs. jack, it is impossible to be a member of the military establishment. it is impossible to be a journalist who has covered these wars going back ten years and not know dave petraeus, as you and i both do, soldier, scholar, princeton, his wife is as much a member of the military families, as much as david. with active duty and yet, this staggering incident. >> yes, this is something held both in a high regard, making a tremendous contribution to the defense of the public. i have known general petraeus since he was a cadet at west point when i was teaching in the department of social sciences. and his wife, holly, was the daughter of the superintendent, general nolton exceptional people, making great contributions, making it all the more painful. >> when you

. >> reporter: each year on the anniversary of michael's death, the family holds candlelight vigils with a theme. last year, the message was stand up and use your voice against bullying. this year, the theme is waiting for justice. >> even though he is not here physically with us, he will always be a part of our family, it is three years later. but there is still a family here, and we'll always remember michael and we're going to stay here and fight for justice. >> i talked to the santa clara county district attorney's office who say they're pushing for a day to be set. but the defense attorneys are requesting numerous delays that have so far been granted by the judge. the two suspects will be back in court this month. meanwhile, michael's life will be celebrated tomorrow by family and friends, live, in the news room, cheryl herd. >>> thank you, new details, police search for a killer, a woman found dead in her home. her husband is the number one suspect and he is on the run. it is a tragic saga that marks the 43th homicide of the year. they ask for him to turn himself in. >> reporter: i

. >> reporter: michael's friends plan to hold a vigil in his honor and counselors are on hand to help students, linda so, abc2 news. >>> this morning, three days, three baltimore city police officers suspended. the latest is for allegations of sexual abuse. roberto santiago won't be in uniform because of an investigation in harford county. he was suspended by city police back in june when he was accused of assaulting a neighbor. the one thing we don't right now is if officer santiago on suspension from that case or came back and was suspended again. >>> a professor at morgan state is in trouble for fraudulently getting grants. he received $200,000 in funding for a highway project. prosecutors say that he falsely claimed on the application that a company he headed up would work on that project and had eight employees. he says that he would take time off from teaching at morgan state to work on the project. he's accused of using the monies to pay personal expenses. >>> well, you watch the seat clearing fight here on abc2. we're now learning charges against the mta bus driver won't be fi

in prince william county, michael is trying to hold on to the family farm. how much longer can you hold out? >> i have no idea. i have to make this form stay and work and it does not work right have to go west. >> prince william county went for obama four years ago and the county has picked a winner in every statewide election over the past decade. >> judging by reaction it looks like it will be pretty even. >> if you head south you hit falquier county. >> it might just go for romney. >> they do not likely affordable care act. thomas is from loudoun county which went for obama four years ago. >> people are ready for change. there are too many unemployed. to many children out of work. too many living at home and they see the role of government is becoming almost a police state. >> mr. thomas is a democrat. you voted for, four years ago? >> i did. i cannot do it again. my wife would shoot me if she heard me say this and she might. >> he is a good man. drive south and you come to culpeper which gave john mccain 54% of the vote in 2008. it received a memorable v

florida boo-yah for you. >> i'm giving you a sunshine boo-yah right back. >> caller: i'm holding shares of michael you said i like kors because in the end the market always circles back and there is only a handful of them left. we're heading into the holiday season. is kors one of the remaining few? >> you bet it is. i was talking to mr. tanger from tanger outlets. they are a good customer and they are doing incredibly well in europe. don't sell kors, buy it. bob in florida. bob. everybody is in a nicer area than i am. boo-yah. >> caller: earnings this morning. este lauder came out with earnings. it sold off quite a bit and then bounced back up. at the end it sold off again when the market was rallying. >> it has become a very problematic situation. i feel like it is just okay. there is no real edge to estee. there are others that i like in a similar position. i'm not going to go there and recommend the stock. david in georgia? >> jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: true religion apparels. they reported earnings on the fifth. they make $300 pair of jeans. >> it's done. we're looking for greener p

>> reporter: friends of michael mcvery are i plan to hold a vigil in his honor and tomorrow night the varsity football team at westminster high school where mcverry was a senior play to dedicate the game to him. alcohol or drugs was not a factor in the crash that killed the 17-year-old tuesday night. it happened in carol county. he was riding in a car driven by 18-year-old nicolas gaetani. the driver of the neon was treated and released and gaetani still being treated at shock trauma. they knew eight away something terrible had happened. >> a lot of the residents around here responded as fast as they could but there was really not much we can do for the one young man that died. >> reporter: counselors are on hand at westminster high to help grieving students. linda so, abc2 news. >>> a 9-year-old girl who lost everything in a house fire is using that experience to help other victims just like her. 9 hontz is from anne arundel county -- lauren hontz is from anne arundel county. from that tragedy she created lauren's luggage. you see she stuffed suitcases full of blankets and night ligh

. >> each year on the anniversary of michael's death, the family holds candlelight vigils with a theme. last year it was stand up and use your voice against bullying. this year it's waiting for justice. >> even though he is not here, he will always be a part of our family. >> there is a family and we will remember michael and we will stay here and fight for justice. >> the santa clara county district attorney's office said they are pushing for the trial date for the suspects who were michael's classmates. they are requesting numerous delays that the judge as granted. the two suspects will be back in court later this month. the vigil will be 6:30 to 8:30 tonight in san jose at frost elementary school. >> a man suspected of killing his wife, 50-year-old troy vicenzo and she was found dead in the entryway of this home. someone called 911 and hung up. they told us when officers arrived on the scene, they found patricia on the ground and they are not revealing the cause of death at this point. patricia's mother and nephew with other family members showed up to try to figure out what happene

michael finney reports progress in stopping pay pal from holding your money hostage. >> big back up at oakland a walk out has a major ripple affect on truckers eager to get home for holidays.. >> time running out for a marin county oyster farm. the interior secretary coming from washington to see for himself. >> we're live tonight to measure impact when bad weather means no business for the snow business. >> that breaking news is happening tonight south of market. police and emergency crews investigating why a man hole cover blup off the street just a little more than an houring ayes. >> this is an update on a story we brought you alt 5:00. sky 7 overhead on the scene at 11th and howard street. police say there was no explosion, what happened is a muni bus passing by throughú;no÷ out an electrical arc it popped off the street and did not hit anyone. no one was hurt. traffic being diverted on southbound howard street while they finish investigating. >> good evening. how long should pay pal be awill youed to put your money on hold? >> some customer accounts have been frozen for months, p

barclays economist michael gapen expects the unemployment rate will hold steady tomorrow at 7.8%. and gapen expects the pattern of moderate job gains over the last year will be the pattern for the coming year, too. >> 150,000 to 160,000 jobs a month may not be a bang-out kind of number that gets everybody happy, but it's going to work. it will work in the sense of gradually reducing slack, gradually re-employing the unemployed, and pushing downward the unemployment rate. >> reporter: manufacturing was a soft spot in the adp report, showing a loss of 8,000 jobs. but it was no surprise, given the recent slowing in global sales. >> six out of the ten top markets that we have are seeing a contraction right now. and it is very tough for them to make inroads in terms of increasing exports to those nations. >> reporter: but housing looks relatively strong; autos and machinery, too, and that should boost manufacturing in the coming year. >> the big hiccup, of course, is what is going to happen with policy, what is going to happen with the economy next year, and if we aren't able to avert

. >> reporter: initially new york mayor michael bloomberg said the city would hold the race as plannedut following sandy many were outraged resources and attention would go a race rather than relief. the "new york post" fuelled the outcry. friday afternoon bloomberg back tracked. >> we just don't need the distraction. >> reporter: cancelling two days before the marathon created its own stir. mary is a sports reporter for the "new york times." >> the decision could have made earlier. hindsight is 20/20. i think the anger on friday was a lot greater than what people expected. >> reporter: michael reed and his running partner sherri harpez took it in stride. they clocked 10 miles with relief supplies on their backs and this was the finish line. >> quite overwhelming. >> it's sad but nice to see humanity come through in times like this. >> reporter: new york roadrunners which organized the marathon donated race supplies to the relief effort. and in this hard hit neighborhood of staten island, laurette downey was happy to get attention. >> it's a god send. >> reporter: now usually people wa

we're at 49, we've got 52 culpepper and even annapolis across the bay, we're holding out at the 41-degree mark. on the michael and son weather camera, mostly cloudy out of the capitol dome. light sprinkles being reported at reagan national right now. feeling like 45 with that eight mile per hour breeze out of the west/northwest. we have two storms around the country, one in the northwest and then the one in the east. this is still the remnants of sandy, but it does look like this is winding down, so we'll see slowly improving weather over the next couple of days. but don't expect a big warmup. today 55, stray shower or two, breezy at times. tonight low 40s in town. generally in the mid-30s in our suburbs. tomorrow 54, still breezy, a little more sunshine. as we head toward saturday we'll be again in the low- to mid-50s, still looks nice. sunday we're looking at temperatures in the mid-50s, so good weather for the terps and the skins' home games and this is the weekend where we turn the clocks back. it is thursday at nine, pet line 9 time. joining me is maryland kinger from oldies but goodies cocker spaniel re

whereas right now everybody is holding their cards, waiting to see what happens. > > michael alter withyroll. thanks so much. > > thanks for having me. the gloves are coming off. two traders dish on what's really happening in the markets. that's next in traders unplugged. with just a few days to go to the election, traders unplugged is going heavy on the economy today. professional options trader alan knuckman and oil trader phil flynn, who is also with fox business news where he contributes, are ready to weigh in. here we go guys: "spare us a quarter:" we are halfway through the quarter. what is your takeaway on the numbers? > > i'm going to remain optimistic. in the price action we're only 3.5% off of the multi-year highs. we weren't expecting much for this quarter. we came in with earnings growth of about 1% when we were actually expecting negative earnings growth. that's a positive. > > it's not positive if you want to get reelected, i'll tell you that. the numbers aren't that good. but we did see a big tick-up in consumer confidence. you know why? probably because gasoline prices w

. >>> in the past hour new york city mayor michael bloomberg defended his position to hold the new york places shelters are closing along the marathon route. we get the latest on this one. there's a lot going on today, and here's some things we thought you should know. republicans are pouring millions into the indiana senate race after their candidate, richard mourdock's remarks on rape and pregnancy. up to 4 million has been spend by groups like american cross roads and the national republican senatorial committee. he's trailing the democratic opponent by double digits currently polling at just 36%. when a twinge of back pain surprises him. morning starts in high spirits, but there's a growing pain in his lower back. as lines grow longer, his pain continues to linger. but after a long day of helping others, he gets some helpful advice. just two aleve have the strength to keep back pain away all day. today, jason chose aleve. just two pills for all day pain relief. try aleve d for strong, all day long sinus and headache relief. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only

after days of outrage over new york mayor michael bloomberg's decision to hold the race that would bringnners into a city in distress. bloomberg initially said the race would boost the economy and inspire the city to move on though most people objected. much of the marathon would have gone through some of the hardest hit areas and the race would have closed roads and bridges at a time when transportation is already difficult. >>> red cross workers from our area are helping victims of hurricane sandy. the red cross at fairfax tells us at least one emergency response crew is being sent to help with the recovery effort. there is no word yet where they will be sent or stationed. meantime about 1500 dominion virginia workers are working to restore power in central new jersey. hundreds of thousands there are still in the dark after sandy. many of these crews also responded after hurricane katri katrina. because so many gas stations have no power they are taking their own fuel and other supplies with them. they're working shifts of at least 12 hours. and be sure to stay with news 4 and nbc wash

michael. >> you saw elected officials and hold press briefings. i say why did they close the door? now we have to pick and choose who we believe in terms of those who come out and confront the media. so that's not a healthy process. why not open the door and let everybody take a look at what's going on? one other quick observation. it seems to me that ambassador rice was parroting the intelligence briefings that she was being provided, and i think that's why governor romney dropped this issue in the final debate. bob schieffer's first question was about libya, and he wanted nothing to do with it. why? he was getting the same briefings she was. >> speaking of ambassador rice, let me bring you in. maureen dowd is coming down on susan rice. >> she wanted to prove she had the gravitas for the job and help out the white house. she was focused on the pevens, not the content said one administration official. that's a quote in maureen's piece there. what do you make, again, of the focus on susan rice and what some perceive as a lack of focus on what former cia director david petraeus said

michael brown has lost his. he was beat by david grosso. >>> yvette alexander holds her seat in ward seven. and marion barry returns to the council to represent ward eight taking 87% of the vote in his race. >>> let's get the numbers on some of the d.c. council races right now if we can take a look at those perhaps. d.c. voters also, by the way, had some ballot amendments to decide on all stemming from recent ethic scandals that have plagued the d.c. government. >> all three amendments passed by an overwhelming majority. aamendment five will allow the council to kick out a member if that member has committed gross misconduct in office. >> amendment six will make it that a councilmember convicted of a felony will lose their seat. amendment seven does the same thing for the mayor. >>> lauren demarco reports from baltimore on the other races. >> reporter: the atmosphere in here is very jubilant and very confident as the decembers celebrating a lot of big victories. all of the big players, senator barbara mikulski on hand. elijah cummings and john sarbanes and the man of the hour, senator ben c

holding the trophy. >> the one and only michael jackson. >> diana ross introducing >> michael jackson here in 1984, an award winner year after year. here with clark before rehearsals for the show. the stars were connected to clark. gloria estefan and the dalmatian she gave to clark as a puppy. he brought the dog that year so estefan could see how much she'd grown. and tonight, after so many thank yous on that stage -- >> thank you very much. >> it's some year, huh? >> outrageous! >> reporter: tonight, they'll say thank you to dick clark. stevie wonder, who won 11 times -- >> thank you, everybody, very much. ♪ >> reporter: will perform again tonight, providing the soundtrack for a thank you to the man who gave the fans a say in which stars would win on that stage. the american music awards tonight right here on abc. good morning america first thing in the morning. i hope you have a happy and healthy thanksgiving week. good night. hing. good night. >> next as 6:00, details about an officer-involved shooting in san jose. >>> plus, fire crews on the scene of a two-alarm near san francisco. >>> it's one of

holding the trophy. >> the one and only michael jackson. >> diana ross introducing michael jackson, an award winner year after year. here with clark before rehearsals for the show. the stars were connected to clark. gloria estefan and the dalmatian she gave to clark as a puppy. he brought the dog that year. and tonight, after so many thank yous on that stage -- >> thank you very much. >> it's so year, huh? >> outrageous! >> reporter: tonight, they'll say thank you to dick clark. stevie wonder, who won 11 times -- >> thank you, everybody, very much. >> reporter: will perform again tonight, providing the soundtrack for a thank you to the man who gave the fans a say in which stars would win on that stage. the american music awards tonight right here on abc, honoring dick clark. have a good evening. good night.

. >> one man spent hours on hold without any help until michael finney step north dakota.w. >> this is a case about a very small amount of money and a very large amount of frustration. this consumer was just trying to correct h his long distance bill but got so upset he wound up canceling the service instead. 92-year-old robert doesn't travel much these days. he uses the telephone instead. >> mostly calls to my daughters and that is in florida and new york yes. >> has used mci long distance phone service for many years and was always happy with it until he notice a simple mistake on his account. >> they billed it twice on the same day. >> the company double charged his credit card for one month of service. robert notified the credit card company which reverse #-d one of the charges and he foregot all about it until a few weeks later. >> they said that i owed $31ed and some sents that was uppaid. i tried to tell them there was a double billing. >> he received this past due notice saying he owed that $31. he called mci and was put on hold. he called again. he says nobody tal

. >> reporter: the reversal came as a surprise, just earlier today mayor michael bloomberg had defended his decision to holdmarathon on sunday, a race that had never been canceled in its 40-year history. >> new york has to show that we are here and that we are going to recover. and give people something to cheer about. >> reporter: but far from cheering, many new yorkers had been angry about the possibility of diverting city resources at a time of suffering. police, sanitation workers, who may have been needed elsewhere. >> they would rather have a marathon than give the water to the people running than the people who need it who don't have house, lights or heating. >> reporter: food, water and port-a-potties had already been trucked on to the course for sunday, enough generators to power 400 homes were standing by while many new yorkers were still in the dark. the outrage of it all had been building for days, especially on staten island, the hard hit borough where the race was to begin. >> city of new york now is preparing for a marathon. we're pulling bodies out of water. you see the disconnect here? >> r

mayor michael bloomberg defended the decision to hold the race. >> by sunday we'll have electricity back downtown. that will free up an enormous number of police. also, a lot of the transportation needs that we have during the week aren't there on the weekends. this city is a city where we have to go on. >> the marathon brings the city about $340 million. organizers will use the event to raise money for storm recovery efforts and already donated a million dollars and collected even more in pledges from sponsors and so that brings us to our facebook question of the day. >> here we go. we want to know, do you think the new york city mar thong should be held as scheduled? let us foe what you think. logon to our facebook page at wnnfans.com. you believe they should go ahead. >> i do. we've been talking about this for a few days. yes, i mean i did run the marine corps marathon and i remember we did it at the u.s. attorneys office, a group of prosecutors to raise money for aids and aids awareness and raised a lot of money and the district got a lot of money because there are a lot of people th

island, new york turning out to reelect new york city's lone congressional republican, michael grimm is the winner holdingng democratic challenger mark murphy. martha: well this morning no doubt there are new questions about how the republican party will move forward in president obama's second term. meanwhile both democrats and republicans praising governor romney for a very gracious concession speech that he gave last night. here is part of that. >> i believe that the principles upon which this nation was founded are the only sure guide to a resurgent economy and to renewed greatness. like so many of you, paul and i have left everything on the field. we have given our all to this campaign. [cheers and applause] martha: once again nobody would dispute that. we are so pleased to be joined this morning by peggy noonan, come umist for the wall street junior and speech writer. what did you think about his speech last night. >> there is a long tradition of graciousness when our presidential candidates on both sides concede a very hard-fought race, and they conceded in a certain amount of exhaustion, and they

and senate intelligence committees will begin holding hearings on the attack which hilliard four americans, including chris stevens. acting cia director michael morell will be among those answering questions. >>> president obama is firing back at republicans who have blasted u.n. ambassador susan rice's response to the attacks in benghazi. they criticized her for insisting that the attack was sparked by anger over an anti-islam film despite the fact that it was a coordinated attack. senator john mccain is trying to block her if she is chosen to succeed hillary clinton. >>> bracing for the so-called fiscal cliff. the dow closed down 185 points yesterday, its third triple digit loss in a little more than a week. nasdaq is down 10% from just september. investors say the fear of grid lock on capitol hill is driving the tailspin. but the president and republicans both say they are ready to make a deal. >>> as i've said before, i'm open to compromise and open to new ideas. and i've been encouraged the last week to hear republican after republican agree on the need for more revenue from the wealthiest americans. >> it has grown massively. under repu

hold it. those guys represent the republic party? does michael moore represent the grak party. >> no. you are the one that opened up by saying left wing -- yeah, they hurt them. >> bill: like your right wing kooks didn't hurt you? >> bill: me? talking about me? i don't know. you haven't answered my question. you are a brilliant man. two 32-year-old women. one married, one single. the married one goes for the g.o.p., the single one goes for the democrats. why? >> because they don't believe the republics have given them anything that they can relate to. >> bill: the married woman does believe the republicans give them something but the single woman doesn't? i'm not getting it. >> look, it's because you don't get item graphics, that's part of the problem. the reality is here that there are married women who have always been consistently been with the republicans and single women been with democrats. why is that? there is a lot of theories about it. when you sit there and say entitlement society you are talking about people getting social security and medicare. >> bill: no i'm not. i'm ta

mayor michael bloomberg had defended his decision to hold the new york city marathon on sunday, a racencelled in its 40-year history. >> new york has to show that we are here and that we're going to recover, and give people something to cheer about. >> reporter: but far from cheering, many new yorkers had been angry about the possibility of diverting city resources at a time of suffering. police, sanitation workers who may have been needed elsewhere. >> they'd rather have a marathon and give the water to people running than the people who need it that don't even have house light or heating. >> reporter: food, water and porta-potties had already been trucked on to the course. enough generators to power 400 homes were standing by, while many new yorkers were still in the dark. the outrage of it all had been building for days, especially on staten island, the hard-hit borough where the race was to begin. >> the city of new york right now is prepared for a marathon. we're pulling bodies out of the water. you see the disconnect here? >> reporter: instead of holding a press conference, the m

hold on for the win 31-27. and as we said earlier, the redskins host the eagles next week. michaelhas been taken out today with a concussion against the cowboys. we'll see what happens. >> all right. this is our daily i wonder for today. ken baker, falls church. this is the stars at world war ii memorial. each star represents 100 soldiers that gave their life during the war. a really cool picture. and we salute our veterans on this veterans day. look at our forecast, the outlook tomorrow, not so bad temperaturewise. get ready, the big chill is on the way. be prepared. upper 40's on wednesday. pamela, you can handle it. >> i'm tough. >> you'll be fine. >> we're out.

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michael morell has been named as acting director of the cia. >> still so many details we don't know here, but congress will hold a hearing in a week or two on the cia. what happens there? >> that's about the attack in benghazi where our american ambassador and two ci acontractors were killed and petraeus was going to take the lead, now that falling on morell, but investigators saying there's no connection between this announcement and that hearing. >>> they say they're willing to work together, but talk is cheap as the old saying goes in addressing the impending financial chaos known as the fiscal cliff. president obama and house speaker john boehner seem to be sticking to their guns, those old noncompromising my way or the highway type guns. >> i'm not going to ask students and seniors and middle class families to pay down the entire deficit while people like me making over $250,000 aren't asked to pay a dime more in taxes. i'm not going to do that. >> the problem with raising tax rates on the wealthiest americans is that more than half of them are small business owners. >> the president says he will reject any deal that does not include askin