. >> michele browne, followed by david pelle pelle. >> the issue to me is not so much an issue of the alternatives that take away a lane in each direction would work best. to me, the issue is taking a way -- away a lane in each direction and making a busy street from six lanes to four lanes, which moves traffic all you still traffic over there. because the plan that they came up with was just come up with about two weeks ago, the final compromise plan, the neighborhood as says the asians are just reacting to it. the association -- of the neighborhood associations are just reacting to it. one association is meeting tomorrow. another is meeting in the next couple of weeks. i think you are getting a more negative reaction to taking away two lanes that i think is being communicated to you and what is being cured now. the cost of this, the transit authority program tabled it said they could study it more. basically, by reducing from six lanes to four lanes, rather than focusing on an alternative with all of the improvements except that you are leaving the extra two lanes, compare that with

michelle brown has an looking for a new apartment for months. >> here are some red flag warnings. if there is no address, name, phone number or any specific contact information. >> many are turning to property management companies to find honest rental listings. >>vicki: the real estate market is not any better for people looking to buy a home. in the east bay there are fewer homes for sale but many more potential buyers. that demand has led to bidding wars, multiple offers an homes selling for more than the asking price. >> this six the bedroom, 2 bath home has had 13 offers fan will sell for more than its $616,000 asking price. >> bidding wars are back in a sense. >> this realtors' with better homes and gardens in berkeley. >> i had one home with 38 offers incense havilah and another one that has 21 offers. we have a middle range price house in berkeley received 21 offers. >> he says the multiple offers are due this tax that the number of homes for sale is now at its lowest point since august to testify. >> we are at about 3000 homes for sale. to give you a perspective, our high

michelle brown has been looking for new apartment for several months. >> most of the posts i am interestedn are not real renters. >> she says she has seen more falls close been real close. >> it is a real place in a real building >> if i get a link, if they are out of town, if they cannot deal with me face to face, that is usually the biggest giveaway. >> i do not know of anyone is dumb enough to send a check for some announces keys. >> many are now turning to alternative websites. >> in the east bay, there are fewer homes for sale but more potential buyers. >> this six bedroom to back home has had 13 offers and will sell for more than its $616,000 asking price. >> the bidding wars are back. >> this realtor is of better homes and gardens in berkeley. >> i have one home that has 38 offers. >>jan: we are at about 3000 homes for sale right to. our high point was in 2007. we had 13,000 homes for sale. >> buyers do not want to get involved in a bidding war. salmon despite multiple offers a homes selling for over asking that does not necessarily mean that sellers are getting what they want. >> a

brown. first lady michelle obama could have used chuck brown because with his magical mix of music genres unless coma or dead, you would have to get up and move. the other thing is we all know about the wind me up chuck, if you want to do something really nice for yourself or somebody that you love, go get an album called "the other side." it is a collaboration of chuck with another late local incredible talent, eva cassidy. i prop is you it is nourishment for a starving soul. we'll miss you, chuck. >> you can find more about chuck brown on our website. memory of the origin of go go and impact on washington and chuck brown's life in pictures on nbcwashington.com. >>> now, to a wild chase and crash that ended just feet away from, where small kids were playing baseball. and police hope the resulting arrests will stop a two-day crime spree by fake officers. here is shomari stone. >> never seen noth like this. the most horrific accident i have seen. >> reporter: ed davis' shocked standing three feet away from mangled metal. >> to be involved, it's absurd. >> reporter: police say this all started whe

brown has more. >> same-sex marriage bill. >> reporter: when maryland governor signed the bill to legalize same-sex marriage in maryland, michelle mcger stood behind her. you in the picture. >> yes. >> she and tracy, her partner of 20 years plan to marry in their alme state when it becomes legal in january. >> if something was to happen to me, i would want tracey to be able to collect my death benefits, be able to carry out my last will. >> reporter: but now they face a problem. >> you sign the petition are already. >> reporter: on points of the law are collecting signatures trying to get a referendum on the november ballot to overturn it before it takes effect. so far 30 states have amended their constitution to ban same- sex marriage. in maryland some of the strongest opposition to the law has come from the black community. about 30% of the population. >> god said that in every home there needs to be a representation of his glory through manhood and femininity. >> this pastor at hope christian baptist church believes same-sex marriage undercuts the strength of family traditions. >> black families in general are on life-support

brown reports, a repeal effort is under way. >> reporter: when maryland's governor signed the bill to legalize same-sex marriage in maryland, michele. you're in the picture? >> yes. >> reporter: she and tracy taylor, her partner of 20 years, planned to marry in their home state when it becomes legal in january. >> if something was to happen to me, i would want tracy to be able to collect my death benefits, be able to carry out my last will. >> reporter: but now they face a problem. >> you sign the petition already? >> reporter: opponents of the law are collecting signatures, trying to get a referendum on the november ballot to overturn it before it takes effect. so far 30 states have amended their constitutions to ban same-sex marriage. in maryland, some of the strongest opposition for the law has come from the black community. about 30% of the population. >> god said that in every home there needs to be a representation of his glory to manhood and femininity. >> reporter: pastor harry jackson believes same-sex marriage undercuts the strength of family tradition. >> black families in general are on life support. and the confusion o

michelle. and joining me to do that is mark chandler, chief global currency strategist with brown brothers ande moran with senior chartered bank. mike, i'm going to start with you. you think the risk of greece leaving the euro has risen extensively. does that mean you think they will? and what does that mean for the euro? >> really, the last election in may i think dramatically changed the odds for a lot of people. this anti-austerity message has really been quite deep. and i think now it becomes a political question. it's not so much the economics. the greek economy's contracted 20% in the last four or five years. so no one's buying into this austerity kind of program anymore. so i think the greeks are going to -- i think the risk of them leaving, you know, in the next six months before the end of the year are substantially higher than they were in may when there was still some buy-in. >> you're still short the euro or shorting the euro? >> we're still bearish on the euro looking at 1.20 or 1.22 over the next three months is our core view. one thing i would say is now the market is so short e

michele bachmann. he said he didn't have any plans on joining him on the campaign trail. >>> this morning d.c. residents and the music world are mourning the loss of chuck brown. he passed away yesterday at the age of 75 after a short bout with pneumonia. charl charles music career. the north carolina native got his start in the '60s playing his guitar for a d.c.-based latin band. by the early '70s charles got into his own. the godfather go-go is what the world came to call brown. it became synonymous with d.c. >> they heard funk before, it's just another form of funchy music with a lot of percussion and sound. >> let me hear you say oh it's got that latin and that african feel to it. >> just one more time. >> in and out of trouble with the law in his youth, brown taught himself to play guitar in prison. he and his go-go beat became world known landing his first billboard numb were one heat with "bustin' loose." he was nominated in 2010 at the age of 74. >> if i hit that stage, i right in a rage and forget about my age. >> chuck brown never turned his back on his home. he stayed a staple of d.c. events that became important with his community. he spent his ti

. >> brown: and we close with the diamond anniversary of an american treasure. spencer michels has the story of building san francisco's golden gate bridge. >> it's not all celebration, a 75-year-old controversy has flared anew over who should get the credit for designing this spectacular bridge. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: all across egypt, people did something today that they'd never done before-- voting in a genuinely competitive election for president. for some, it was a day to savor new freedoms. for others, there was skepticism about what comes next. millions of egyptians waited hours in line for the chance to cast a history-making ballot. voters went to the polls 15 months after mass protests topplepresident hosni mubarak, who ruled egypt for nearly 30 years. e

. >> recently "newsweek" tina brown has been an expert at that, the aging of the princess di cover, the michelle bachmann cover. >> they had their shirts on. >> that's true. i mean, they -- >> she has a shirt on. >> the most attractive 26-year-old woman who breast-feeds her 3-year-old. >> what bothers me about this. this woman, you know how much she's in the story? there are two sentences in this whole cover devoted to her. the rest is about a guy named dr. bill series who studied and encourages attachment parenting. >> of course, it is. you know, as far as this is concerned, what makes me so sad and angry about this cover is that no one is paying attention to the 3-year-old. what kind of impact that is going to have on him. >> i think that's right. he had to use -- he was forced to look into the camera. >> and in 12 years what are kids going -- you want to talk about bullying? what are kids going to say? nobody is looking out for -- not even the mother -- the right of that child. >> she has the right to pose with her breast out if she wants. >> right. >> it's not about breast feeding. >> the 3-

governor sherrod brown is warming up the act while first lady michelle obama will be joining the presidentt the rally. she'll be introducing her husband. later on today they're traveling to virginia to richmond at virginia commonwealth university. with me, margie owe marrow. kirs continue kulkowski. welcome, ladies. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> i'll begin with you kirsten. take a listen to the president's message on the economy. here it is. >> our businesses have now created more than 4.2 million new jobs over the last 26 months. more than 1 million jobs in the last six months alone. next week i'm going to urge congress, as they start getting back to work, to take some action on some common sense ideas right now that can accelerate even more job growth. >> so more than 4 million jobs in 26 months. using the word common sense, isn't that the kind of progress that could resonate with americans? >> well, unfortunately for the president and for america i think yesterday's jobs numbers showed a different story. there are millions of americans leaching the jobs force. it's the lowest

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brown takes a closer look. >> reporter: when maryland's governor martin o'malley signed the bill to legalize same-sex marriage in maryland, micheleod behind it. you in the picture? >> yes, indeed. >> reporter: she and tracy taylor, her partner of 20 years plan to marry in their home state when it becomes legal in january. >> if something was to happen to me, i would want tracy to be able to colectomy death benefits, be able to carry out my last will. >> reporter: but now they face a problem. opponents of the law are collecting signatures trying to get a referendum on the november ballot to overturn it before it takes effect. so far 30 states have amended their constitutions to ban same- sex marriage. in maryland some of the strongest opposition to the law has come from the black community, about 30% of the population. >> god said that in every home there needs to be a representation of his glory to manhood and femininity. >> reporter: pastor harry jackson believes same-sex marriage undercuts the strength of family traditions. >> black families in general are on life support. and the confusion of definitions and all of that, i thi

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michele bachmann going to run for office in switzerland. you will hear what she has to say. that is next. also remember this amazing video of massachusetts senator scott browning three-point shot. now, it is landing him in hot water. we will tell you why. plus, a prom that no one can forget. wait until you see what happened five seconds after this photo was shot. you don't want to miss this one. on my journey across ameri, i found new ways to tell people about saving money. this is bobby. say hello bobby. hello bobby. do you know you could save hundreds on car insurance over the phone, online or at your local geico office? tell us bobby, what would you do with all those savings? hire a better ventriloquist. your lips are moving. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. here at the hutchison household but one dark stormy evening... there were two things i could tell: she needed a good meal and a good family. so we gave her what our other cats love, rina cat chow complete. it's the best because it has something for all of our cats! and after a couple of weeks she was healthy, happy, and definitely part of the family. we

brown: next, just in time for dinner, something new on the menu. it's a source of food that's readily available and sustainable: insects. the very thought might make you squeamish, but newshour correspondent spencer michels has tried them, and produced this story, together with the "quest" science program at kqed- san francisco. >> reporter: when you pick a restaurant for a special occasion, the last thing you anticipate is bugs. but here at trendy mosto in san francisco's hip mission district, that's just what's on the menu tonight. monica martinez, an artist and a cook, has pioneered the gourmet preparation of mealworms and crickets and the occasional grasshopper, which she prepares in the restaurant's kitchen and serves up to an upscale clientele. >> a lot of people run away; some people have been waiting for it. they don't even ask questions; they are just ready to eat. >> reporter: on her menu are wax moth larvae tacos and salted crickets tostadita. why didn't you want to have one at first? >> it's the idea; it's just kind of gross. >> reporter: but you finally succumbed, right? >> peer pressure. >> reporter: and? >> not bad. not much substance; it doesn't really taste like anything unique. >> not t

browning jr.. >> jason edward. >> and drew clark. -- andrew clarke. >> james carson york. >> john morton. >> jay charles. >> michele. >> jacob dylan howder. >> richard -- rachel medellin. >> cody boswell. >> the class of 2012's number one cadet in athletic performance, david thomas. [applause] >> megan. >> nicholas richard. >> brady knew some. -- newsome. >> kevin. >> kelly gene. >> brent. >> paolo. >> michael richard. >> adam jacob. >> matthew thomas rogers. >> christine marie. >> laine clayton. >> jonathan kimn -- kim. >> john. >> daniel johnson. >> sarah suzanne sader. >> andrew quinn. >> and nathan wendell. >> -- murphy. -- bridgitte murphy. >> robert. >> michael raymond mclean. >> jordan scott keefer. >> sarah boyes thomas. >> jordan. >> anthony. >> clayton james. >> stephen douglas. >> kevin wayne weaver jr.. >> catherine barack -- brooke. >> benjamin carlson gomez. >> eleanor. >> paul david. >> austin taylor moore. >> tristan. >> christopher carl martin. >> michael edward o'donnell. >> marie. >> nicholas andrew smith. >> christina danielle england. >> michael. [laughter] >> ladies and gentlemen, joining president obama on s