also speak with mrs. lowe and mr. chang on both sides of me. i cannot go to the neighborhood meeting because i was it out of town, but i spoke to him for over an hour on the phone discussing my concerns and understanding of the need of additional space. he stated the building forced him to go from a two-story horizontal addition to a 3- story critical edition. i expect -- i said i would prefer a horizontal admission. i believe by reworking the plans in utilizing the first story more efficiently than he did the same usage on two floors. perhaps the city would be conducive to this. my other fear is the blank area that is currently showing on the plans on the bottom floor could easily be converted into an illegal unit in a later time, which is rampant in our neighborhood. should all else felt, we need to do something to the south facing huge blind wall. i suggest setting back the third floor deck at least 5 feet from the south property line. the guard rails could be changed. open hand rose, further and lightening the looks of the southside. and th

mr. lindsey lowe and raised the point that these women young people are suggesting she's older you know she says she's a star. well wall street has faced the ire of protesters across the country for the past couple of months members of the movement are calling out the wall street fat cats for contributing contributing to the economic decline by being greedy and corrupt they're also angry that the same people seemingly get rewarded with big bonuses and while the movement has brought some attention to the issue of income inequality and corporate corruption there may be much more wall street doesn't want you to know about one columnist has devoted to six shocking revelations about wall street's secret government let's take a quick look at. the big banks and hedge funds were in much more trouble than we were led to believe number two wall street secret government made sure the largest banks would grow even larger aided by secret funding number three the bigger wall street becomes the more government it can buy and next the wall street secret government protects its own and wall street is a clea

mr.. we're watching this area of low pressure. it is not a strong system.d front. this will continue to go to our south. we have a little bit of cold rain briefly mixing with some snow flakes. now excitement factor. limited sunshine today. temperature dropping. dusty. upper 50's now. temperatures are dropping down to near the freezing point with that brief light rain. i cannot rule out a brief flurry or towo. >>> the commute is not so great this morning especially if you're heading out about trying to get into maryland eastbound. in balance everything is on route 50. you will be ok. we have to slow down to see what is going on. outbound 50 is still closed. you can take ryland. again had all the way up to maryland and avoid 50 entirely. that is a much better idea. buoy closes 197 both way. they both have utility wires. we policy that the beltway looks pretty good. we go over to the area near dulles airport. very light volume right now. back to you. >>> we're hoping it stays that way. metro riders are facing delays because of track work. they will single trac

mr. bernstein. >> we'll take the low 40s. few more clouds today. it will be a dry wednesday around here.much a dry thursday but not terrible either. your day planner here at 4:25 on this wednesday morning. we're at 40 right now. we'll be in the upper 30s to around 40 through 9:00. by noon, partly to mostly cloudy. at 5:00, mostly cloudy. a high today around the 50 degree mark. not as pretty as it has been the last few days. sunrise at 7:18. you can see the clouds we've been watching this morning. quite a bit of rain in ohio, kentucky and indiana. the upper level support won't be on top of us. we'll get the clouds from that. i'm not expecting rain until tomorrow when the shower threat returns. this morning, we're down to freezing in manassas. lots of 30s to around 40. you'll remember yesterday morning, we had spots in the upper teens in spots like frederick and martinsburg. this morning, it is a much milder start to the day with our highs from the mid to upper 40s in the northern shenandoah valley to about 50 here in town. low 50s, easton, cambridge and out at andrews at 52. let's go to m

despite continued attacks by those who seek to derail iraq's progress, violence remains at record lows. mrthat's a tribute to your leadership and to the skill and the sacrifices of iraqi forces. across the region, iraq is forging new ties of trade and commerce with its neighbors and iraq is assuming its rightful place among the community of nations. for the first time in two decades, iraq is scheduled to host the next arab league summit. what a powerful message that will send throughout the arab world. people throughout the region will see a new iraq that's determining its own destiny, a country in which people can resolve their issues peacefully and through the democratic process. as we end this war and as iraq faces its future, the iraqi people must know that you will not stand alone. you have a strong and enduring partner in the united states of america. so today the prime minister and i are reaffirming our common vision of a long-term partnership between our nations. it's in keeping with our strategy framework agreement and will be like the close relationships we have with other sovere

will be hit. 800,000 low-paid part-time workers, 90% of whom are women and he denies it but it is true. is a reality. he is shaking his head but that is the policy. >> and of course, mr. speaker, he couldn't explain or justify what he did that every one of low pay with a miserable deal cooked up with the deputy prime minister cost 1 million pounds from tax credits in the autumn statement. they have no explanation for why they are doing that. >> order! >> i say to the hon. gentleman i don't require any assistance from him. the leader of the opposition will come to the question. >> another one. all unemployment at the time of the next statement on the forecast. you compare the end of this parliament with the office of budget responsibility figures and let's just remember the office of budget responsibility's independence when he was sitting in the treasury. the biggest by the minute by the advisers that no longer happens. what this shows is there will be half a million more people in jobs, 90,000 fewer people on the claimant count and the unemployment rate will be 7.2% instead of 8.1%. that is the only forecast not riddled and independent and issued. let me as a -- ans

despite continued attacks by those who seek to derail iraq's progress, violence remains at record lows. mrster, that's a tribute to your leadership and to the skill and the sacrifices of iraqi forces. >> he was pretty e fusive in his praise for al maliki. in the article you wrote, you called him a mini saddam hussein. >> all of the iraqi military answers directly to maliki, which was never the spent. he was tied to a party that was responsible for terror attacks against u.s. targets. violence is down, but it's a double edged sward as to why. >> he refuses to give up the defense ministry. the defense ministry, that's all under his authority. he refuses to appoint anybody else to take charge. he's got a history of a da wa party, as you well know, and and it's not necessarily a great history. >> this was a sort of secretive party, so he spent much of his life living inyrsyria, too. >> at its -- what is known for sure is that the bombing in kuwait in 1983 demolished the building, thankfully, didn't kill anybody. that was his party. >> is the argument that administration officials make, white h

one in forty thousand private sector jobs in november to be unemployment rate went down low whoa slow down there mr president don't pat yourself on the back too soon as the white house tells its so-called economic progress millions of americans still have nothing to celebrate this holiday season. but the bank sure do record profits secret bailouts and that's just the tip of the economic iceberg well air out wall street dirty laundry. and if your laundry is not your thing we have some protesters who are baring it all to show the naked truth behind the exploitation of women. it is friday december second eight pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching artsy well new jobs numbers out today paint a slightly better picture of the nation's unemployment the labor department reports a jobless rate fell to eight point six percent here's how the mainstream media is reacting to the news today. i think we're going to drop in unemployment for november going from nine percent to eight point six percent unemployment rate dropped to its lowest level since march of two thousand nine hundred five in the

despite continued attacks by those who seek to derail iraq's progress, violence remains at record lows. mr leadership and to the skill and sacrifices of iraqi forces. across the region, iraq is forging new ties of trade and commerce with its neighbors and iraq is assuming its rightful place among the xhuchcommunity nations. for the first time in two decades iraq is scheduled to host the next arab league summit. and what a powerful message that will send throughout the arab world. people throughout the region will see a new iraq that's determining its own destiny, a country in which people from different religious sects and ethnicities can resolve their differences peacefully through the democratic process. mr. prime minister, as we end this war, and as iraq faces its future, the iraqi people must know that you will not stand alone. you have a strong and enduring partner in the united states of america. and so today the prime minister and i are re-affirming our common vision of a long-term partnership between our nations. this is in keeping with our strategic framework agreement and it will

mr. morgan said he felt like a badly treated rock star whose low points were constantly replaying but whose successes were constantly ignored. >> the european commission has imposed tough new export controls for an aesthetic that can be used to execute people in the u.s. there is a shortage of drugs required for lethal injections. new restrictions mean european firms that will produce such drugs will have to provide reassurances they will not be used in executions in order to export them. officials in the southern philippines have begun to bury the victims. nearly 1000 people are known to have died and many others are still missing. authorities have started to bury some of the bodies in large communal tombs and even landfill sites. their decision has angered many in the local community. a south american trading bloc that includes brazil and uruguay has agreed to stop flying the flag of the falkland islands. the dispute has heated up again as british companies have begun exploring for oil in waters around the island. for much of the past two decades, the kashmir valley has been in the insurg

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mr. mayor, thanks for coming on. i know lowe's obviously is taking a lot of heat.ere is not an actual lowe's store in dearborn proper, although there is one south of you near alan park. do you know, have you got contacts there? >> not that i'm aware of. it's so close to dearborn it's probably not even half a mile from the border and obviously i've been there on occasion. i mean, i've got to do the same chores that everybody else does, brooke. >> so no huge flap that you see that is obvious to the visual eye? >> not that i heard of. again, we wouldn't get the police calls because that would go to allen park. >> as i mentioned, this past monday i talked to the head of the florida group. got this controversy going over this boycott. and i want to play a piece of sound. this is david king. you've heard some of what he said. he told me about how in his view it portrays muslims inaccurately. here. take a look. >> i beg you to find an iman in this country in the leadership that would come back and say that, you know, they are -- they do not believe in sharia. the true tot

at a time when the euro crisis threaten the world with recession mr de gucht leaders are insulting each of the euro's fall into new lows how worried are you about this stage of the euro debt crisis i see that. people some people continue to fing that . sooner or later we will have serious problems with the euro. and that's obviously influencing the debate but this is simply not true i mean the euro is going to continue your is there to stay and europe will do everything necessary to preserve the european monetary union it's not a matter of choice you know it's not a matter of having a different turn of this there is one very clear cut political decision you know is there to say full stop nicolas sarkozy's just call david cameron an obstinate kid while e.u. leaders getting personal it's not up to me to make comments on what president sarkozy is saying but generally i think one should avoid to become personal in that kind of discussions these are difficult discussions for everybody you're going through a tough time and so let's keep cool i mean. i would say don't get personal britain's credit rating should be downgraded

despite continued attacks by those who seek to derail iraq's progress, violence remains at record lows. and mrte to your leadership and the skill and sacrifices of iraqi forces. across the region iraq is forging new ties of trade with its neighbors and iraq iraq is assuming its rightful place among the community of nations. for the first time in two decades, iraq is scheduled to host the next arab league submit, and what a -- summit, and what a powerful message that will send throughout the arab world. people throughout the region will see a new iraq that's a country in which people from different religious sectses can dissolve differences peacefully through the democratic process. when we end this war and as iraq faces its future the iraqi people must know that you will not stand alone. you are a strong and enduring partner in the united states of america. and i are reaffirming our common vision in keeping with our strategic framework agreement, and it will be like the close relationships we have with other sovereign nations. simply put, we are building a comprehensive partnership. prime mini

mr. boehner now knows that his effectiveness inside his own caucus is at an all-time low. that's not good on any front in 2012. gwen: one thing we know for sure is that everyone in the white house, on capitol hill and on the campaign trail, they're all reading tea leaves, all of them running against washington. >> i am an incredibly proud american. and i know something, america is not broken. washington, d.c. is broken. >> having spent my life in the private sector. i understand where jobs are created. >> let's be candid. the only reason you didn't become a career politician is you lost to teddy kennedy in 1994. >> we know the rubber will hit the road in iowa in just over a week. how much is running against washington going to be helpful for people now trying to succeed, helene? >> i think it's going to be enormously helpful. i think americans right now are sick of washington. you look at the congressional approval ratings and they are -- they're lower than they've ever been. have people in polls saying they believe this is the worst congress in history and so i think that

despite continued attacks by those who seek to derail iraq's progress, violence remains at record lows. mr. prime minister, that is a tribute to your leadership and the skill and sacrifices of iraqi forces. across the region, iraq is forging new ties of trade and commerce with its neighbors, and iraq is assuming its rightful place among the community of nations. for the first time in two decades, iraq is scheduled to host the next arab league summit. what a powerful message that will send throughout the arab world. people throughout the region will see a new iraq that is determining its own destiny, a country in which people from different religious secretaries and ethnicities can resolve their differences peacefully through a democratic process. as we end this war, and as iraq faces its future, the iraqi people must know that you will not stand alone. you have a strong an enduring partner in the united states of america. and so today the prime minister and i are reaffirming our common vision of a long-term partnership between our nations in keeping with our strategic framework agreement.

it hasn't been that low since before mr. obama took office. how can we make that happen?da buttner. what do you think? >> well, right now, just to keep up with population, increases it would take about 120,000 more jobs each month. that's just keeping up with increases. that's what we had last month when everybody was celebrating. we would have to add a million more jobs between now and next november beyond that 120,000 jobs a month to get that rate down to 8% it seems slightly unrealistic if we were celebrating the 120,000 jobs increase to add that. >> we are not seeing that. why do you think the president would say it? you think he has some plan we don't know about? >> maybe if gdp, if somehow it were able to grow, exporting an such a huge part of our growth rate, europe seems to be imploding in many ways, it would be hard to get it to that point. i don't know. it seems the payroll holiday at this point is a big part of his plan and that's in limbo. i'm not sure. >> if that did go through, can you explain to those of us who are civilians, when it comes to the markets, w

mr. obama's overall job approval at a new low, especially among americans who call themselves independents put mr. obama in office. nearly 60 percent of them now disapprove of his job performance, and the same poll is finding for the very first time more than half of americans feel that the president should be voted out of office. joining me now is david webb, host of the david webb show, and cofounder of tea party 365, gd bankie, a former white house staffer and dan gersten, democratic strategist and president of gothham ghost writers. so independents leaving the president. aren't they the key group that the president needs to begin reelection in 2012, and what does he do to get them back? >> absolutely. and in manors it's a reflection of two things. one is the state of the economy is horrible, things haven't gotten better and people blame the president when that happens. doesn't matter who the president is, he's going to get the lion's share of the blame. i think the second thing is they still believe that washington is broken, right, fundamentally. independents got hopes raised when pre