does morton have a point? >> well, there's a conflict here.re are two peoples that have been at war for over 100 years and we're going to make peace with our enemies, not with our friends and the only splugs o this fight, a fight between two people over one piece of land is to figure out how to share the land or else we're going keep on killing each other. so the two-state solution is the only way for israel to have long-term and short-term security and also to preserve its jewish character. >> morton, don't you have to do a two-state solution and do it soon? the rights of these people who live in the palestinian territories. they just don't have them. >> yes, but we don't want another hamas type entity in the west bank that can hit israel's main airport, main population centers very easily. and israel's looking at how the arabs have treated the gays and christians in their territories. bethlehem used to be 90% christian. it's now 10% christian because the christians have left because their lives have been made miserable. they see gays have be

the suspects were taken into custody on morton street. officers found a gun inside the suspect poses a car. >> the search continues for those behind the shooting of a teenager in southeast d.c. we do not know how he is doing right now. still checking on that. police questioned one person but so far no arrests. >> investigators are trying to find out what caused a fire at a warehouse and northeast. at one. conditions were so bad that firefighters were ordered to evacuate the building. there were no injuries, luckily. some streets are expected to be closed for the next several hours. >> authorities need your help to find a critically missing man in capitol heights. 82-year-old alfred dennis was last seen tuesday afternoon. police say he was driving a black jeep patriot. if you know where he is,, prince george's county police. >> council expected to vote on a bill today protecting the the city's lack of voting rights. the phrase has been a rallying cry for d.c. voting rights advocates for quite some time. we now turn to politics at 4:19. fiv

mccormick and morton's were hammered by the great recession. came public $18 in 2005 rallied up to the mid $220s but came tumbling back down to where it's trading at $6 and change. i like going to ruths. i love outback steak but i like del frisco best. this is why it did nothing when it came public. it's hard to do steak places. after spiking up, stock is down to $14.44 just above the ipo price. i like the other fresh face ipo del frisco hasn't run at all. compares with all these other steakhouses that turned out to be disappointments, it doesn't hold water. the thing they had in common was a high-leveraged balance sheet. lots of debt, tons of it. del frisco has virtually no debt. it can succeed where others fail because it has a clean balance sheet and with only 32 locations they can put up a lot of these. a lot of room to expand. they recently raised 2012 sales guidance to a range of 3.5% to 4%. that's not just i love the food and service and dine there whenever i can. it's better and it's pretty darn cheap, too. 16% long term growth rate. se

police took a suspect custody in the 600 block of morton street northeast. it was related to a traffic stop and officers found a gun and the states are in the suspect's car. the investigation continues. a long history in northeast with aton -- a building history in northeast on fire.n union terminal. jummy olabanji has reaction from the community. >> d.c. fire crews were seen in the out hotspots building.dering outtwo-alarm blaze broke late last night. appears to started just wednesday night at market in northeast. they believe it started at a produce store and quickly spread other businesses and buildings. >> its one building after the other. owner of the meat says when he got to work 4: 30 this morning he got it his business that was on fire. >> we walked around the corner and was still burning. police blocked off several streets around the market. say it took more than five hours to put out the fire. as a precaution, the shot off power supply to many of the including his, so he went out to buy a generator to keep business going. >> for the lights and comp

. >> my name is steve morton, involved with [indiscernible] for 12-14 years, it seems like a lifetime. it seemed significant progress, the ability to free up 12-14 acres in the city for broad forms of recreation and habitat restoration. we haven't had access to the property for generations now. the puc does have a watershed report that they commissioned with broad public comment. i would like to have the supervisors ask mr. richie whether they concur with the operation to bring forward a stakeholders in this project's report, which has been broadly reviewed in the community, and apply under the tutelage of the puc the 2 million dollars in the recently adopted bond. i think it is appropriate that the puc as the land owner be the lead agency for the expenditure of that money on the recreation programs and habitat programs that could be, that are in the puc's report. they are the active operators. the recreation department has been largely absent for decades. so, i think is a puc is the owner, the rightful group, they should be responsible to apply the 2 million dollars. >> supervisor ki

nbc's michelle kosinski is live in london for morton that. good morning. >> the u.s. story today outside the u.s. with coverage all over television, newspapers and websites. extremely thorough and extensive. in fact, virtually every foreign news organization has on its website a prom gent section devoted to the u.s. election. that's tough for americans to imagine that we would pay that much attention to another country's political contest. the times here in london tells us that their u.s. election section is now their most clicked outside of their home page and views of it have gone up about 500% since august. how much does this matter? yesterday, across europe markets declined amid the uncertainty over how the u.s. election would turn out. part of the reason for all this attention is that so many people in so many countries are looking for a catalyst for change in their own nations through what happens in the u.s. tonight around the world there will be live watch parties. looking at coverage that stations are carrying live from the u.s. and that will happen in the mi

decade political transform nation where the central committee meeting to elect new leaders henry morton has in beijing. well huge events happening at the moment here in china the world's most populous nation and the world's second largest economy a once in a decade leadership change over that process started over the last week with the communist party of charges congress the eighteenth party congress that closed on wednesday with president hu jintao stepping down as general secretary of the party china has been a real economic success story we've seen it in membership to the world trade organization it's now a very sort of prominent member of that particular organization we've seen its g.d.p. quadruple in the last ten years and is now the second largest economy in the world set to become the world's largest to overtake the u.s. by twenty twenty. makes up ten to twenty percent of overall global economic output is responsible for thirty to forty percent of overall global economic growth. the big question on everybody's lips now is how the new leadership will affect china's relations with

long party congress that will perform the policy is now underway in beijing based journalist andrew morton says reforms have been the key word in the build up to the meeting. yes senior members of china's communist party meeting just behind me here in the great hall of the people on tiananmen square for the opening of the eighteenth party congress a congress which will see the beginnings of a once in a decade leadership transition when president hu jintao begins to hand over the reins of power to the next generation of chinese leaders vice president xi jinping widely expected to become the next head of states now president who has just finished giving his last speech as general secretary of the communist party he's going to stand down as general secretary at the end of this week paving the way as i say for she to take over as general secretary and then as head of states in march two thousand and thirteen reform has been a buzzword around this congress has been mentioned a lot in state media in the build up so you this week and experts and analysts and analysts say china if it wants to cont

party congress that will perform the polish hansei is now underway beijing based journalist henry morton says reforms have been the key words in the build up to the meeting. china's top leadership descending on beijing on thursday for the opening of the eighteenth party congress the beginning of a once in a decade leadership transition that will see president hu jintao hand over the reins of power to the next generation of chinese leaders vice president xi jinping widely expected to take over as head of state now the leadership transition quite a complicated process this week the congress party is meeting mostly to select new members for governing committees within the party the most important of those the standing committee of the politburo which is widely expected to be reduced in number from nine to seven to help facilitate easier decision making. will step down at the end of the week as general secretary of the party as i say she jinping widely expected to take over that role and if he does he will then become head of state in march next year when the for parliament meets as i say ma

rapid growth and sort overtake japan as the world's second largest economy local journalist henry morton reports that process started over the last week with the communist party of china's congress the eighteenth party congress that closed on wednesday with president hu jintao stepping down as general secretary of the party keating ping currently vice president being named as who successor as head of the party over the last ten years china has been a real economic success story we've seen it in membership to the world trade organization it's now a very sort of prominent member of a particular organization we've seen its g.d.p. quadruple in the last ten years however there are some problems with that economic success story we have seen enormous environmental damage caused by that runaway growth and we've also seen a huge gap opening up between rich and poor china has a million u.s. dollar millionaires but also one hundred fifty million people here living on less than a dollar a day and that is an issue that the incoming government knows that it needs to tackle. financial expert francis le

fight corruption improve its military and keep the economy growing beijing based journalist henry morton reports. president hu jintao begins to hand over the reins of power to the next generation of chinese leaders vice president xi jinping widely expected to become the next head of states now president hu he's going to stand down as general secretary at the end of this week paving the way as i say for she to take over as general secretary and then as head of states in march two thousand and thirteen reform has been a buzzword around this congress has been mentioned a lot in state media in the build up so you this week experts and analysts and analysts saying that china if it wants to continue its economic growth its economic engine it really needs to start implementing long stalled reforms you speak to people on the streets they're extremely concerned about the economy as well and people around the world generally will also be watching what the new leadership is doing china of course a growing economic power is now the second biggest economy in the world and also turning into something

many do expect romney's focus to include board work and his work with the morton church. >>> we turn tonight now to the major weather headline, and a huge cold front marching across the center of the nation, already dropping heavy snow in salt lake city and up to 48 inches in the utah mountains. and in kansas tonight, 50 reports of severe weather. these thunderstorms in kansas all part of the season. abc meteorologist ginger zee tracking this since "good morning america" this morning. this is a real clash. >> reporter: it is. such a big part of the country. minneapolis had a record high yesterday of 69, today, in the 20s. so, some 40-degree drop. and that's going to get severe weather, that's what we're dealing with tonight. a sliver of the south has to have that slight risk. that is damaging wind, large hail, outside chance of a tornado. some tornado warnings earlier. little rock is going to be just east of it but down into far eastern texas. >> be on alert tonight. many celebrating the holiday tomorrow, marking it, what do they expect? >> reporter: in the east, one more day of beau

. >> sir morton is here, a great proxy for companies that your clients, johnson & johnson and ford, and unilever huge. but what is sense you get. >> there has been tremendous uncertainty, we saw a quantum change in september, there has been considerable uncertainty in the last few months. what is going to happen afternoon the election, eurozone crisis, the middle east, china. what is going to than happ there--happen there the gorillae room or elephant in the room is the u.s. elect, not so. the result, whoever wins will deal with a divided congress, a 18 is thsenate in cob -- cob ca, dealing with fiscal cliff, and deficit, and the debt is key issue, whoever wins, it will be tight, will have to deal with that issue. >> are your clients like dell, mazda, shell, are they spending money on marketing? are they waiting? >> they are, but in last couple months in particular end of third quarter, we saw a lot of the klein miss their numbers, particularly top line, pemco ceo said in beginning of third quarter, he was concerned that companies would not be able to increase revenues, issue is how far

here's springfield on the northbound side, off and on delays from dale city to wood bridge and morton as you head up toward the beltway. i'll have more coming up at 6:25. >>> welcome back. 6:22. your weather first on this chilly tuesday morning, election day 2012. no weather excuses not to vote today, although it is on the chilly side. so just bundle up. here's our day planner for you. we've got temperatures where are starting in the 20s and 30s. we'll be in the mid-40s at lunchtime, a mix of sun and clouds, but those are high cloud. we really should have a decent amount of sunshine today with a high of 49. and by 6:00, already dark and 44 degrees. >>> good morning, everybody. if you thought the first nine weeks of the season were rough, wait for the next seven. the redskins have five divisional games left to play and a lot of work to do over the next couple of weeks. head coach mike shanahan obviously disappointed with his team's performance sunday against carolina. they got embarrassed at home against a one-win team and in his post-game press conference, shanty said in part "now we'

morton actually says that the oil companies are all working together to try to get products out here. one of his tankers that was supposed to go up to albany, the client said can you divert that over to long island. where he is himself, he says he is down to a quarter-tank of gas. he was happy they are diverting that gasoline tanker over to there. the port on long island, the terminal is not reopened. they are waiting to see whether they'll get power to reopen there. they are trying to get this moving up not just here to the new york area but to the northeast because this is causing a big bottleneck. his reaction to the jones act being lifted, he said symbolically it is probably the right thing to do. it is going to take seven, eight days for some of the tankers to get there. by that time a lot of these facilities should be back online. but emotionally he says it's very hurtful because he worries that that's going to take some jobs away from u.s. maritime workers. >> bertha, thank you very much. >>> for more on those awfully long lines and short fuses, the weather channel's jim cantor

don't have power, although morton bouchard says they are likely to come back by the beginning of next week. some sources are hearing that they might come back even sooner. it doesn't appear that there is any physical damage. at least you can't see that here from the water. the terminals in long island are up. some of them with generator power. they are obtaining generator power. couple of boats in fact were moving -- don't mean to make you you sea sick but the tide is coming out so we're moving a little bit here on the boat. mr. bouchard saying in fact one of the tankers that was headed up to albany that he was manning diverted over to long island because the oil companies are working together to try to get oil where it's needed most first. terminals in brooklyn still not up as well. number of smaller terminals. it is all about maoer, gu epowe. that's definitely the issue as well for gasoline retailers. the sooner we get power, the sooner this bottleneck gets relieved out here. back to you in the studio. >> bertha, thank you very much. >>> it is the back and forth story that's getting

here is immigrations and customs enforcement director john morton. listen. >> the counterfeiters are intentionally trying to mimic or duplicate the feel of the legitimate site so that they can drive legitimate traffic to their site so that they can get an increasingly large portion of the legitimate sales themselves and literally rip people off in a way that they have no idea that they ever even went to a counter fit site. >> rip people off that fake ergo baby carrier failed off othe safety test. when you buy the knockoff not just getting rip off but also risking safety. shep? >> shepard: what are shoppers supposed to do? how do you protect yourself. >> mostly you have to know exactly what you are looking for. in fact, put those two web sites up again w ergo baby carrier. the one on the left is the real one. the one on the right is the fake. the real one you can tell the logo is real. see the second tab about us? you can go and find out more about the company. next one over, contact us, you have contact information. the fake one has none of those. th

senior adviser to open society foundation morton haleprin. >> is he relation?> distant relation. >> i'm going on one of those websites with the genealogy. >> it's a daddy moment for mark haleprin. up next, speaking of daddy moments, he has women coming up to him all the time -- >> wow. >> -- saying. >> i can't believe you did that. what is the reaction? >> and little kids coming up going, daddy. daddy. and you know what? you know what's damning for him, you don't need the dna test. they all wear these little cheese hats. >> mini cheese heads. >> up next, the only journalist in washington, d.c. that has paternity insurance, jim vandehei. sort of the mcjagger of politico, is he, willie? he's got the stories in the playbook, but first here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. i'm not going there with bill because he always says something even smarter back. it hurts my feelings. be careful out there. pack your patience. what's the travel forecast going to be looking like this week? >> yeah, we'll do traffic and weather later. good morning, everyone. sometime

a crash at throg morton and heading to 83, here's what it look like in hunt valley.out what's going on on maryland's most powerful radar. not a lot. dealing with showers down to the south but all in all we are going to stay dry for the rest of today and also get sunshine in. traveling around came bridge prince frederick and lexington park be prepared for light shower activity. but this morning, and this afternoon, this is what you can he can spt. temperatures 51 degrees still chilly dan enand don't forget we will have sunshine heading throughout the day. now over to you. >> we will stay on top of the deadly car crash. find more at abc2news.com. >> now back to new york for more good morning america. ♪ >>> happy crowd, all bundled up in times square. and d.j. kalkutta in the house, for deejay friday. having some fun. i know robin loves deejay friday. amy robach here this morning. >> thank you very much. we've been having some fun on the set. remember this fantastic former "play of the day." oh, look at him going to town with his birthday cake. >> love it. >> videos lik

back with cnn contributor and republican strategist ana navarro and cnn political analyst roland mortont to remember the night before the election 2008 he teared up due to the death of his grandmother. and so, i wouldn't be surprised if you're talking about the night before, that being an emotional remembrance. because he pretty much was talking about the exact same thing four years ago when he was in north carolina. >> also i think for both of them, on both sides, right, for ann and mitt romney, and for president obama and michelle obama, it's exhausting. it's like running the boston marathon and you see the ribbon at the end, and you're like look, we're almost done. >> listen and also remember for president obama, this is his last campaign in his life. this is an end of a political career in that sense. so it's got to have some sort of nostalgia. but the emotion, the charged up, the scrutiny they've been under. the schedule they've been under. both of them, it's a day full of emotion. >> michelle obama, much tougher than i've heard her. >> -- defend her husband. >> let me tell you som