n.c. it is something the obama team is watching closer.y may have a better shot their than northern virginia. >> things a lot. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> as we just mentioned, president obama will set off on a bus tour to promote his jobs plan tomorrow. he will be on the road three days. monday he will travel to north carolina. tuesday and wednesday, he will make several stops in virginia including danville charlottesville, and fredericksburg. the first lady is expected to join him for part of that tour. >>> talking about jobs this week one person will be holding a town hall tomorrow at waldorf at westlake high school at 7:00 p.m., and it will be open to the public. >>> the maryland general assembly will begin a special session on monday in annapolis. when hundred 41 delegates and 147 senators will vote on congressional redistricting plans. they want it to happen before the 2012 of regular session. lawmakers may also discuss the state's structural deficit and transportation issues. >>> the payment of morgan hearing 10 will observe

. >> in charlotte n.c., courtroom, curtis lopez ways -- waived his extradition rights. he could return to maryland to face that murder charge. we have also learned a lot more about this case. on october 12, montgomery police found jane mcquain dead. she suffered from apparent stab wounds to her back. authorities also stated a week earlier, a witness saw a man later identified as her estranged husband loading a television box from her vehicle. on the very day jane mcquain was found dead, charlotte n.c., police responded to a traffic accident involving her vehicle. she claimed she was driving her boyfriend's mother is a vehicle and stated that her mother's name was jane. the next day police tracked curtis lopez to this of auto lodge in charlotte -- econo lodge in charlotte. authorities continued to surge in heavily wooded areas for 11- year-olds william mcquain. he was last seen two weeks ago. >> detectives have received information that has pointed this portion of the investigation in that direction. it is not a hunch. >> the search for william mcquain resumes on tuesday

support swells for the n.c. corporate protesters across the u.s. and beyond as they insist they're going nowhere until the bankers and the government gives in. a chance of showers the syrian president's constitution is welcomed by aspiring politicians but slammed by key opposition figures who are set on bringing our side down. and risks of renewed trouble on cause of those a northern border with serbia as nato threatens to remove the serb barricades on monday if they don't do it themselves. world wide news live from the heart of moscow this is artsy with me wrong receipt showing the n.c. wall street campaign that inspired mass protests across the world over this past weekend and is now into its fifth week with more demonstrations planned by despite hundreds of arrests in the united states tough response from police activists are pledging to stay for as long as it takes to end what they see as a widening economic injustice. reports from the heart of the movement in new york. karen sisco you part which was the scene of the massive massive turnout of

. >> his first stop on his tour the asheville n.c., area. we're following the bus tour tonight. >> the president wants to sell his jobs bill to small-town residents in north carolina and virginia. the white house calls it official business. >> ladies and gentlemen the president of the united states. >> the campaign style of approach hits the road on monday. he pushed his jobs bill. >> we will break up my jobs bill. maybe they just did not understand the whole thing at once. >> he hopes his approach is more palatable after senate republicans rejected his jobs plan last week. his first initiative involves calling on congress to spend $35 billion. later proposals could prove to be a harder sell. >> we will ask them to take a stand about whether people like me should pay a little more. >> the bus tour winds through north carolina and virginia. a stop at a small town barbecue restaurant included takeout handshakes and photographs. >> we want the president to work with us. we want him to stop the campaign. >> some of its critics say that the presi

. >> in the coming days, curtis lopez will be transported from charlotte, n.c., to montgomery county, maryland. >>> we're following breaking george's prince where a deadly causingle accident is the outer delays on the beltway. is a live picture. it was on 495 near the exit at route 50. just getting by on the shoulder. circumstances are under investigation. keep you posted. >>> just months out of the the enter county connector, officials said they found cracks in newly built bridges. officials tell the washington bridgesy were found on traffic on georgia avenue. a spokesman says they do not put drivers out best. the problem stems from a design flaw. a> we are monitoring story from ohio. is. of about four dozen exotic animaln has now put the public in danger. animals havese escaped and the owner of the farm has been found dead. ,he farm houses bears, lions wolves. there are multiple sightings of exotic animals along interstate 70. >>> we are on storm watch as conditions remain dry. a looks like some rain is on the way. will looks like the rain of our viewing area by morning. take a look

syrian activists claim a security forces opened fire on the n.c. regime protesters killing seven people but all of this while the death toll now reaches least three thousand over the past number of months the opposition says it's joined by army defectors dismissed by the government as just gangs. occupy wall street protesters win their first battle off the new york city council's a massive cleanup operation in the park where they've been camping corporate demonstrators say they won't give up because the occupy movement looks sector go global. and the european central bank says it's now done enough and it's time for governments to take the lead in saving the region's economies spain becomes the latest nation to take a hit from ratings a giant standard and pull. out some of the headlines because our hero time now for dimitri the sports. i know that this is the tentative thanks for joining us this hour in that sport. and then there were four preview this weekend semifinals the rugby world cup. closer and closer to the title in moto g.p. australia's ca

after new york city councils a massive cleanup operation in the park where they've been camping the n.c. corporate demonstrators say they won't give up as the occupy movement looks set to go. on the european central bank says it's now done enough and it's time for governments to take the lead in saving the regions across. spain becomes the latest nations are taking a hit from ratings giant standard and poor's. that's how the headlines look for now but stay with us to richard's here with a sports. sports update tentative thanks for joining us. let's take a quick look at what's going in this scene. and then there were four with a preview of this weekend's semifinals at the rugby world cup. closing closer to the title in most cases tone this sets the fastest time in practice. for the pollens. and. advances into the last fall of the shanghai losses following a great settlement and it will do. so hugely kind of rugby lies ahead with trying to live in a world cup finalists in new zealand favorites the all blacks will but australia on sunday but not before wales take so the field against franc

and where in the world are the protests going on at the n.c. corruption movement claims more territory is it really gaining any ground we'll have a report from india. and the u.s. is raining down on africa this as president obama sends one hundred u.s. advisors and combat troops into uganda to assist in a rebel takedown but right now. it's friday october fourteenth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm christine frizz out there watching our team let's give you the latest on the occupy wall street movement really taking over this country at this point with occupations now in dozens of cities nationwide on this friday day twenty eight of occupy wall street i want to show you what it looks like this morning at zuccotti. park in lower manhattan because i don't see every day thousands of people standing their ground hoping to fight even action from the park since new york mayor michael bloomberg originally said they would have to leave so that the park could be cleaned he said they would be able to return but they wouldn't be able to bring their tents or

organization who joins us from san francisco california and boris car going to ski director of the n.c. q from global useless and social move spotlight will be back shortly after the break to continue this interview stay with us. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations are old today. three critics three. three. three. three. three. three vote. for your media project free radio dot r.t. dot com. welcome back to spotlight i'm al green of i'm just a reminder that my guests on the show today are boris calgary lidsky whiz the director of the institute of global research and kevin danaher is joining us from san francisco california and he is the global exchange. chief of the organization called the global exchange gentleman well we have been talking about what's going on in america in some other countries of the world i mean the occupy wall street movement well many people say that it has been influenced by by the so-called arab spring but is do you think that there is a connection wit

this week you're watching the weekly with me will receive shy police in new york of bali dispersed an n.c. wall street arresting more than seven hundred people after a dramatic showdown on the brooklyn bridge thousands joined the movement dubbed the occupy wall street in protest against what they call as corporate domination and it's important i explain the actions of police is likely to bring in more anger to the streets of new york. this clash and confrontation between and light he the new york city police department and thousands of protesters took place on the brooklyn bridge the police showed up and basically cornered off both sides of the brooklyn bridge and started to move in on the protesters to make arrests that's when things got ugly to say the least are the protesters were were banging drums and chanting the whole world was watching police moved in they were having ride ins brought to the scene and things start very physical and this is just the most recent incident but it's keep in place in new york in the past weeks and last weekend we saw demonstrators that nice in that thes

one of the sons of both dead what sort of message is the nature of their demise sending out about the n.c. seize control over its troops and indeed its reputation. no there's no there's no you know there's nothing new to this everyone has known since the inception of this nato inspired facilitated uprising that the rebel factions are a motley crew of people who whose only basis for working together is the overthrow of the coffee's regime there's nothing new for this and one thing but the media is not talking and if you look closely at the videos i've seen two videos of the of the lynching off and on my gadhafi and in both videos in one in which you see a tied up black libyan black man in the back of a pickup truck just meters away from from from gadhafi being lynched in another video there's a strange picture of another tied up black rather black man on a pickup truck of the problem for the rebels tried and vertical poles being paraded around the city so here we have normal gadhafi who for to the last in his hometown where he was born in a tent with these these these these black brothers

morning across the united states come even across parts of the south. 43 this morning in charlotte, n.crees in nashville. cooler step up into the great lakes as well. 45 degrees at bwi marshall. a dry day -- finally. temperatures actually got back to normal. 71 at the airport in the inner harbor. starting to steady out with this system that has kept us cool and cloudy moving away. the record low below freezing on this early october day back in 1974. you can see the showers drifting further away around new england, boston, but our skies are going to clear out as we had overnight. temperatures will fall quickly while it is 70 downtown now. expect a 20-25 degrees temperature drop overnight. 40's will be common. maybe some 30's in western maryland tonight. northwest breeze at 5 miles per hour at less. here is the swirl of clowns that has hung around for too long and is now drifting which is alarming stronger high-pressure to move in. one big a strong area of high pressure which will provide several days of nice weather. the futurecast shows that with nearly clear skies. warm days and cool n

chicago race to raise $2,000 for burn victims he surpassed his goal he was a firefighter in greensboro n.c. and the father of two. >>amber miller was one busy moms sunday running in the chicago marathon completing the course and giving birth on the same day randi belisomo has the report >>this was her eighth marathon the third of which she has run pregnant ... her baby was born last night after what was a long race the baby was 7 lbs. 13 oz at central dupage hospital. after completing a marathon she and her husband rushed to the hospital >>her typical time is three hours and 25 minutes but she was told to run half and what calf and she completed the race in just over six hours >>we signed up for the race in february and two days later i found out that i was pregnant. i wasn't real determined to run and i thought i would've already have had the baby by the time of the marathon i paid the fees so i thought i could run ... >>i trusted her judgment and that the lord had her safely under watch. >>doctors here say that this is not recommended her case is an extreme exception protesters are targe

our first call comes from gastonia, n.c. on the line for independents. are on the "washington journal." caller: the jobs have left america -- occupy wall street should be talking about free trade. when congress gets together and passes these last three trade bills -- watch the jobs had to panama, south korea, and colombia. it's a shame when congress gets together. i would rather they keep fighting. host: let's move on to georgia on the line for democrats. george, you are on the "washington journal." go ahead. caller: i know there are jobs out there. i know there are jobs out there. host: where do you suppose they are? caller: there are jobs in south carolina. it is very hard for anyone to get hired on those jobs. i do not know why they're holding back the jobs. host: are you working right now? caller: no, i am 70 years old. i am retired. host: where are you -- were you working before you retired? caller: at a factory. host: is that factories still open? caller: no, it is closed. host: where are the people who were working in that factory? caller: differe

n.c. police have arrested jane mcquain's husband. she was found dead in her germantown home yesterday. her 11-year-old son william is still missing. brad bell has the latest details. >> that is the concern the well-being of 11-year-old william mcquain. the police do not know where he is. they have the suspect, and they made the arrest this morning. their hope was the boy would have been with the man, but he has not been found. they want the word out tonight a little boy is missing. it was a horrible crime when the police found 51-year-old jane mcquain murdered in her own bedroom in germantown. then they realize her 11-year- old son william, was missing and may have been gone two full weeks. >> he was last seen september 30. >> there were a familiar sight in the neighborhood. when this woman last saw the mcleans, -- solve of mcquains, william was in his football gear. neighbors say it only makes sense. >> there is a security building. it leads me to believe that she may have let him in. >> overnight, an arrest warrant was issued for t

n.c. state up 14-7. fourth quarter, uva trails, 21-14.eir own four yard line. into the hands of amerson. gives in for the touchdown. four turnovers. two interceptions in the game. he leads the nation with eight. wolfpack down the cavaliers 28-14. navy against east carolina. midshipman pro chris proctor knocked out. eight minutes to play. navy down by three. miller. back to pass. goes up top deep to matt aiken. 37 yards score. second touchdown pass of the game. navy takes a 35-31 lead. here we go. just over two minutes to play. pirates are second and goal. handoff to reggie bulllock. he punches it in for his third touchdown of the game. east carolina wins 38-35. navy lost five straight, its longest streak since 2002. i'm hakim dermish. have a great day. >> can't get over the hit from the florida state player. unbelievable. >> makes your neck hurt. >> makes your neck hurt. >> at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call greater washington, d.c. home. from supporting an organization that helps new ci

town hall meeting south of asheville n.c. president new plan to get lawmakers on republican side to approve the to break his bill into bite sized pieces >> this week asking members of congress to vote on one component of the plant whether we should put hundreds of thousands of teachers back into the classroom and cops back on the street and firefighters back to work >> republicans say detour is very nearly a series of presidential campaign stops >> united states postal service community forum tonight to get public feedback on the closings dozens of people upset over possibility of losing local branch showed up first of eight planned meetings this one near the china town branch also officials say annual mail volume down by more than 43 billion pieces last five years number continues bug down even when the economy recovers postal service does not get back expect to get back to peak levels critics of your budget shortfall could force more than 3600 closings nationwide city looking for new ways to generate revenues to the situati

host: from greensboro, n.c., -- host: tampa, florida. on the others line.ler: i am calling to say that i think that the advertisement is ridiculous. that the republicans are just using herman cain. just like they did with the black man that was the head of the rnc. when they are finished, they will just throw him away. thank you. host: columbus, mississippi. supporters line, hello. caller: i am a world war ii veteran. i am 91 years old. a lot of senior citizens are mad about the last three years. there has been no increase in social security. prices kept going up. one of the other reasons, myself and a lot of others do not understand 9, 9, 9. furthermore, i would like to see mr. herman cain, with dennis kucinich, as vice president. host: so, your thoughts, and i do not know if you have made them, on the campaign ad itself? caller: repeat that, please. host: of a campaign ad itself? caller: he is doing a great job. i like the way he talks, and everything. host: here is the headline, the story that came out of it from "the new york times." host: atlanta, geor

first call for james cooper, a columnist and contributor to "the fiscal times" comes from charlotte, n.c.. you've been on the unemployed six must-win year? go ahead caller: obama put out a plan a few weeks ago and the republicans pride themselves in listening to the people and yet 82% of the people spoke to them a couple of weeks ago about passing the obama jobs bill. they would not. they lied. why would they do that? it would have created possibly 1.9 million, maybe 2 million jobs to help our country. yes, they pride themselves and listening to the people and get 82% of the people spoke to them last week', a week or so ago and it did not pass. can you answer that? guest: i think this is fundamental to the issue at hand in attacking the problem of long-term unemployment. i think there is plenty of room for debate over the appropriate size and authority of the government in determining our budget process. i think the biggest challenge with policies geared toward long-term employment is trying to get congress to decide how best to a desert -- to address the problem. that is the biggest cha

he starts in asheville, n.c. and about jobs as much as shoring up support in key in 2008.nnel 8 report inan in-depth just a few minutes. >>> looks like thousands of office cleaners are not going on strike after all. the union says it reached a on a four-year contract last nine. clear to gets for pay raise every year. to ratify thehave maryland lawmakers review to annapolis to vote on new boundaries for the maryland 8 congressional districts. must be approved before the regular session in january. we have plenty of fender busy ando keep us occupied. issue on allentown avenue nearch wheres air force base there was an accident. live to ouru on georgiaraffic mill road.liers to virginia where are smooth to the pentagon. the skies had cleared out in frederick. of the leftover cloud cover. the colors are beginning to change. mid 70's t ♪ >>> this is one amazing show. celebration of michael jackson from the creative minds behind cirque du soleil. we'll show you everything from behind the scenes. cameron mathison is back with a look at the tribute to the king of pop. >> also ahead,

debbie in raleigh, n.c., would you like or dislike about congress? are you there? think i lost that. let's move on to kentucky, roy, a republican. caller: the morning, everyone. i was talking to a bunch of people and i was wondering, it would help obama to -- people were get taxes. george bush done that. he sent checks out the people that work. it stimulated the economy if you give the hard-working people a check in the mail and that don't matter how much the amount, but it put money back on the table, people would buy stuff, and it would grow the economy. what i dislike about congress, they don't want to listen to nobody. they are going to do what they are going to do and that is said. if we vote for obama again, we need to start listening to the people. everyone needs to start listening to the people. i only get 38 hours or 37 hours a week. i can get 40 no more. the coal-shutdown, -- that coal mine is a shutdown, and how are we going to let your city? i do not depend on the windmills' to do my allegis it. i depend on the tv age. -- on the tva. host: to you like y

onto let's move charlotte, n.c., republicans, lots of ideas out there for the deficit reduction committeewhat makes the most sense to you? caller: first of all, thank you. all of the tax cuts will expire. most people will be willing to pay more as long as they know if their safety net is there and there will not be any deep cuts. many things need to be fixed. social security and medicare needs to be fixed. if you raise or lower taxes, it will not do anything to help hire. that is only about the man. i wish people would stop lying and talking about it saving money and allow them to hire. it will not and i know that, everybody in charge. it is only the man. thank you for letting me on. host: a couple of minutes left in this segment and wanted to get another listen to the president. here is one headline from cbs news -- here is the president -- >> don't believe in the kind of smallness that says it's ok for a stage full political leaders, one of home could end up being the president of united states, being silent when an american soldier is booed. we don't believe in that. we don't believe i

it says, today's post, and i quote, "on n.c. bus tour, obama in full campaign mode." obama in full campaign mode. i say i have seen other presidents, both republican and democrats, who have hedged and come right up to the edge and sometimes crossed over it, and charging the taxpayers for what has been clearly campaign activities. but never do i believe any of us have seen the kind of activity that the president has engaged in, and all of it being charged to the taxpayers of america. that's wrong. that's the wrong thing to do. according to recent reports, the president's campaign has raised record amounts of money already. the campaign should be paying for this north carolina trip of his. and i don't begrudge him beating up on us and criticizing us and making all kinds of allegations about not understanding his -- his stimulus 2 package, which we understand very well is more of the same. but at least this campaign should be paying for this kind of campaigning. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to engage in a colloquy with my colleagues from georgia, senator chambl

he spoke in asheville, n.c., and you can see that starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. at 5:00 p.m. eastern, the president makes remarks at a high school in north carolina. that will be live on our website, c-span.org. in the senate, spending legislation and a judicial nominations scheduled for today. president obama has nominated a magistrate judge to the u.s. district court for western pennsylvania and a spending measure covering agriculture, just as, transportation, and hud. harry he will release the jobs proposal, to get teachers and first responders back to work. the senate is always live on c- span to. we are going to the woodrow wilson center for discussion on foreign policy. we will hear from academics and former senator john sununu. this is about two hours. this discussion on the world congress an influencing foreign policy is getting underway right now. >> good afternoon and welcome to the international center for scholars. we will suspend my introductions. before i introduce her i would like to invite to the podium, and there cosponsoring today's events and w