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>>nd now "bbc world news." >> [audible] >> and the people's republic at 60. just how much has ina changed since ma, and wre is it headg now? helo. 1100 dead and couing. that is the latest figures from the humanitarian chief of the united nations as emergency crews worked for th nht through thrain trying to fi survivors from the two us? of thendonesian island of sumatra. hospital offices, schools reduced to rule, and the emgency team spir hundreds may still be trapped. from sumatra, alice reports. >> it is a despera race to pull the survorsut from under tons of rube. no one s any idea just how ma people are trped. many are withireach, by as yet, beyond lp. the macnery that is available rescuing people, but the are so many bldings that hav come down. so many people trapped, desperely waiting for help to come. this ishere the injured uld normal -- [inaudible] many of those pulled fromhe rubble are badlyurt. thecale of this disaster is overwhelng everyone. it is diicult to asp the extent of the damage from th quake tt had been predicte but at no one expected. the

again, this is two months prior to the shooting that occur nd th in this case?>> yes. >> when you were shot that time, where did you go afterwards? >> i went to the hospital. >> were you treated? >> yes. >> as a result of that shooting, did you do anything? >> yes. >> what? >> i went and purchased a firearm. >> why did you purchase a firearm? >> for protection. >> and did you carry that firearm? >> only when i went into the liberty city area. >> why when you went to that area? >> because that's the place where i was shot the first time. >> what type of gun did you purchase? >> a .44. >> a .44 what? >> revolver. >> and when you say resloa revo would you you describe it. >> like a round cylinder, snug nose, black and brown color. >> how many shot can that revolver fire? >> six. >> did it have any extra magazines or ability to fire more bullets? >> no. >> did it have any extra equipment that allowed it to add more bullets without physically opening the chamber and putting them in? >> no. >> where did you buy it? >> on the street. >> for how much? >> $100. >> okay.

en-- we are in the nds of the left a wenow what they want to do with the couny. i will have t leave t public service for a pulp -- few hours and prove that they are all liars. long live ital all live berlusconi. italy's highest court earer led that he wasot above e law. they said thathe prosecution wasnconstitutional and should be strucdown. opposition leade sayhat the prime minister should no longer be in office. he is facing a series of cour cases. the preinister's opponent are weak and divided. it is hisllies who are much more important. he has come out to praise the prime minister. thehances of the rug being lled on theiroalition are fadi. they willace trial with this man. he was at theoot of the immunity issue. berlusconi was accus of bribing hi he stood down from the case once the law was in place. this and otherases may reopen for the italian leader hiss uncharted territory to you afrdability. th-- even for italy. whatif he is found guilty? what then? it is onef the contents are questions in this dramic legal story develops. the next few days wi be vital f

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it w due to a drop inçtax revees, the financial rescue programs,nd economictimulus spding.nes industrial average los five points to c at 9,725. the nasdaq rose six poin to close at 2,110. and stl to come on the "newshour" tonight: thafghan mission; a student victims in chicago. that ces after our look at health care sts. late today, the congressiol budget office offered it estimate for theenate finance committee plan. the tol bill will be about $830 blion over 10 years, and will reduce e budget deficitç by $81 billion. commtee chair max baucus had this to y: >> soon itill come down to the senate. my colleagues, ts will be our oprtunity to make history. just think of itç our action here will determine whethewe will exnd the blessings of better health care to more amerans or not. ours is a balanced pla that uld pass the senate. oubill should win thesupport ofhe republicans and democrats alike, and now the choice isp to senators. >> lehrer: n, cost cutting abroad. last night, ray suarez ban his reporting on thepproach in the netherlas. here's ray'sart two. >> reporter: when

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nd children are more susceptible to flu and infection kva that is why the prince william health system -- susceptible to flu and infection, that is why prince william of systehealth system he banded children. only adults and help the patients are allowed. let's see what is in store for the weekend forecast. >> temperatures have already surpassed yesterday's daytime high, currently at 67 degrees at reagan national airport. we have been watching t weather center all morning long. a cold front to the west. that will impact tonight into tomorrow morning. but first, a bit of sunshine later this afternoon. our high temperatures will be about 72 to degrees. winds out of the south at 10 to 15. coming up, a look at the forecast and much more detail. >> thank you so much. the star power did not work. neither president obama nor the first lady or oprah could convince the olympic committee to bring the olympics in 2016 to chicago. it was eliminated in the first round of voting. they must be stunned there in chicago. >> [inaudible] >> the city of chicago having obtained the least number of votes wi

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>>>nd controversy in the caribbean. part three of our series on pop culture polics takes us to jaica where they dance a different beat that so say is way too rty. >> from the world's leing reporterand analysts, here's what's happening fm around the worl this is "worldfocu" major support has beenrovided by rosali p. walter and the peteg. peteon foundaon, dedicated to promoting fiscal reonsibility and addressi key economic cllenges facing erica's future. d additional funding is provided by thfollowing supporrs -- >> good evening. i'm martinavidge. thank yofor joining us. e obama administration's policy ofngagement with iran s put to the testoday in the highest level direct talks in three decades betweethe two countrie the u.s. was join by fi other world powe in the meetings in geneva. afterwd, president obamsaid iraneard a clear messag that it must act on its commitme to open a newly discloseduranium enrichmentlant to internional nspectors. that, said t president, must happen within two wes. there ll be more talks but the

nd out of bound through the harbor tunnel. problem-free, fort mchenry. let's give you a live view in the area of liberty. west side looks good so far of the beltway. back to you. good morning. >> good morning. >> our big story, we now know the identity of the woman found inside a sewer in north baltimore on friday. >> police say a former boyfriend is behind bars, charged in the case. jennifer franciotti live at police headquarters with the details. >> good morning. police identified the victim elda vasquez. she was reported missing in january of 2008. according to charging documents, her former boyfriend, victor hernandez cruz is facing murder and assault charges. cruz and vasquez were involved in a relationship at the time and reports show she was granted a protectedive order against cruz just a month before she disappeared. her body was found in a man hole in the 500 block of benninghaus road. the document also spells out that while vasquez's body was badly decomposed, investigators we

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>> i think there's a boat load of liquidity out there that isn't being use nd how it infiltrates the system, but it's getting redirected and recycled back into the credit markets and i just cant believe that is the good sign. and just the discussions we're having underscore the inability, the visors on the equity market, to truly tell me that today's pricing knows something about the future when i listen to our leaders and i just don't get that impression. >> steve, what do you say to that? >> it's kind of hard to comment. what i wanted to comment, it's wrong to take what's happening with the 10 and 30. the curve is flattening, so maybe the rebound suggested, perhaps movements by federal authorities that might have been expected, are less rapid. if you go back and kevin works last week talking about stronger, faster, sooner than fred kohn talking about the issue of low for an extended period. maybe the market is redirecting itself back towards that and that's why the steep curve is maybe flattening a bit. >> we're going to take a quick break here. sorry. hold on to that thought. we'l

with a guy with two bad ankles and a quad nd a toe, he played well. and he runs hard.ing you can't criticize about him. he will stick his nose in between the tackles and get you tough yards. no, i don't think he's the same back when he first got here five years ago, but he's still -- that's tough running inside. he's been hit three different times and yet he's still moving the pile forward. you want to see that. a season high 98 yards on a guy that want supposed to play. and when you get effort from your veterans and the younger guys will follow the example. >> and you can vote for the player of the game online at myfoxdc.com. it's a tough choice yesterday. do you go with campbell, cooley or moss. i think i might go with moss. >> i think you have to go with moss,. >> or d'angelo hall for turning the game around. >> and that's a play, with the third quarter interception set the tone for the second half because they had no mojo. >> still voting for moss. >> me too. >>> and let's check in with allison. and who are you voting for? >> i'm voting for shawn suisham. >> i'm go

nd i purposely sometimes ignore the doorbell and the knocking because i know it's this one woman whotand me. >> jimmy: now, is she incorporated into the show? >> they wish. yeah, we're having a party and the -- one of the producers says after her ranting and raving like, do you mind signing a release and maybe going up and talking to her about it? she's like, are you crazy? she was so mad at me. >> jimmy: what were you doing that made her so mad? >> we just had a bunch of people over. i live in like this quiet neighborhood where basically -- they charge you $350 if you honk the horn. there's a fine. it's like a very quiet neighborhood in new york. which is unheard of. but in this block it's how it goes. >> jimmy: so you have turned the lives of your neighbors in a re reality show hell. >> since that week, i haven't. i've been really good. she almost brought me to tears because she yelled at me so horribly. she told me she was going to report me to the 11th street precinct or something. i was like, i'm sore, i'm sorry, like that's the last thing i want. >> jimmy: do you see her? is it

. >> everything that happens counts, goes --nd nobody will remember anything that happened in preseason. and so we know -- we want to be our best. we know what we're playing is the best team. and so it's going to be quite a test for our team. >> you always want to start the season on the right note. you want to get that first win. and get it under your belt and keep moving forward. it's a good team. in boston, a team that finished first in the east last year. >> getting it going tonight. day three of wizards training camp in richmond. the best battle continues to be for the starting shooting guard spot. it's the only position in the starting lineup up for grabs. four players vying for the job. stevenson coming back from an injury. he was a starter for a couple of years. randy floyd averaging 16 points per game. he was in minnesota last year. mike miller, one of the best shooters in the nba. and of course, third-year sniper nick young. flip saunders has a difficult decision to make. we should know by the end of camp who will start in gilbert arenas. if you want my pick, he's my guy. the

if the israelis look like they're going down, i don't think the president willhem,nd intervene to save them.t poinhe at that point the arab states that hate iran, the persians, they may jump in against israel. >> i don't know about that, it's only a 48-hour window and if wes survive that, we're can' okay. i think iran will retaliate by mining the strait of hormuz.whih if you thought $5 a gallon gasof was expensive, start adding a te zero. that would shoot the price way t up. >> if they create the blockade,d products can't get out. but the problem iran has, they, don't have gasoline.have goo don' have oil, but they don't refine. >> bingo. bingo. >> but the problem is we'veav exercised no real muscle withere the russiansd or the chinese t create the kind of coalition.o in fact, we gave something to the russians and gotting in oun of it. >> right. out >> i don't understand the strategy behind the administration in terms of we're looking at an increasingly volatile situation in iran and rather than creating this very thwerful coalition and perhaps the chinese, we're giving stuff away. >> i

and then it will get bang nd make its own little crater.e watching all of this from earth and from our spacecraft in orbit. >> reporter: you were explaining earlier to some of us, this is sort of final experiment after lots of similar experiments happened previously. >> this is the first time we've coordinated effect across the world, object itsers, observe thriz tries, we are all watching this event carefully to understand what does the moon really, how does it beckon us as people and explorers? while we've done it before, we've never done it this way. >> we are all looking forward to that. that is supposed to appear happen about 7:31 eastern time. you will be able to see the images live and i will be standing here live with the scientists and crowds to get reaction to this exciting event. >> thank you. >>> we'll be showing that live here on fox 5 morning news and also can you see it on our web site. >> go to myfoxdc.com. can you keep it streaming there. >> got to love how the scientists are always so pumped about this kind of thing. >> th

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probably four or five degrees higher nds turn southeasterly at 10. if you are headed out, it's a little on the cool side. nice in the sun. when you get in the shade, it becomes uncomfortable. 66 up in frederick and also manassas and mid 60s at quantico down toward fredericksburg. we'll talk about a cold front. it is still slated to come through. we'll tell you what that means for the weekend and we have another great shot coming up. >>> time for a look at the evening rush. how are things tonight? >> we have an accident to report right now on the outer loop. that is past braddock and blocking the left lane. drivers are going below speed through that area. elsewhere on the beltway, let's check out the american legion bridge where traffic has been heavy for the past hour or so. on the outer loop, you are going to see delays from 195 to i-95 and on the inner loop from university to i-270. let's hop on 95 southbound and see how things are looking. no problems to report. so far no accidents or incidents. finally, 395 southbound, we are seeing some minor de

. >>> the leaves are falling and getting plenty of help from the nd, bob. >> yes indeed, jim and wendy. as a matter of fact, our sky watcher camera is still shaking a little bit. you can see the winds. this is the city cam looking over the national airport area and still winds are up to 25, 30 miles an hour. here's baltimore, which was having a wind gust at 49 miles an hour. so it is still mighty blustery out there. there's that storm area that has raced all the way from wisconsin and minnesota up into northern new england. that was the cause for the winds. some great color coming up right in our own, not too far away. this will be the best weekend to see the color. the high elevations out of the appalachians, even the skyline drive beginning to show nice color. it will be a chilly morning tomorrow but it will be also light winds. that's what you'll really notice tomorrow. none of the winds that we had today. temperatures tomorrow afternoon, once again mighty fine. be a few clouds for you folks out toward winchester, western loudoun county. after that, more sunshine ahead. could be som

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i would just make a point that if people are interest nd this debate, healthcaucus.org has documented the debate that has gone on since january and february of this year. i would like to point out we do hear the complaints that republicans have not been involved in this process. i met with the transition team in november and offered my assistance and never called back. i met with the chairman of my committee of energy and commerce and never received a call back. i submitted 50 amendments to our committee and had several of them accepted, but republicans do have ideas. they are reasonable ideas and deserve a fair hearing in committee and unfortunately we were denied that opportunity because as the gentleman correctly points out, as the deputy president has said, never let a good crisis go to waste. they were determined to use this economic crisis to expand the reach and grasp of the federal government in health care. here's the reality, the president had really wanted to do this, they could have done this in february when the approval rating was 80% and could have been signed into law

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and studies show, after ne year on boniva,, nine out of ten women stopped nd reversed theirs, too., (nouncer) " don't take boniva if you have low blood calcium, severe kidney disese, or can't sit, or stand for at .least one hour., follow dosing instructions carefully. stop taking boniva and tell " your doctor if you have difficult or painful swallowing, chest pain or severe or continuing heartburn, as these may be signs of serious .upper digestive problems., if jaw problems or severe bone, joint, and/or muscle pain develop, tell your doctor. you've got one body and one #life, so don't wait. ask your doctor if boniva can help you stop losing and tart reversing. (announcer) for a free trial offer call 1-800-4-boniva >> live, and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. >>> and good morning everybody. i am alison starling. 7:22 is your time on a thursday. let's start with traffic. >> we have an accident for 270 commander southbounout of germantown. the delays begin before father hurley boulevard. southbound after falls road, everything is moved to the shoulder. the main and local lines are i

and now, if you were traveling elsewhere in town, you're going to nd delays.raveling south on 270 still jamd up badly as you head out towards the split. this is a live shot of 66. heading eastbound, not so bad. a little bit below speed here, and then it really slows after 50 but before you reach 123. 95 con scbressed. bleltway headed up 39 -- 3 # 5. that is a check of your fox 5 on hien traffic. >>> it is now 22 minutes after the hour. and a plan to save so turn breaks down. now the car company apparently goi out of business. up next, more on what this means for so turn owners. >>> coming up next, they dropped him after his dogfighting conviction, so which shoe company is now reinvesting in michael vick. >>> time to start thinking about some fun fall activities now that we are officially into october. here is holly taking us to one of the area's largest fall festivals coming up. more and more, the quality of our lives depends on our connections. access to high-speed internet, at home and on the go, is no longer a luxury. it's how our children access education.

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the most common complaints are dry eyes, plus the lasik is so new, nobody nds if there are any long-term worries. >>> the f-16 collided with another jet during trachk exercises. they hit each other on the california coast last night. one of the jets landed safely but the location of the pilot and other plane still is not known. the air force has been doing tests at night so pilots can train with night vision equipment. so they're looking again at this moment. >>> this wasn't your usual, old, boring city council meeting. >> hey, hey, hey. enough! enough! >> these guys were fighting about a decision to privatize a city sidewalk in st. petersburg, florida. >> no! >> now, the guy in the yellow shirt there is 76 years old and the brother of one of the councilmen. the other is 51 years old. both were arrested for disorderly conduct, which is a misdemeanor. they are now free on bond. but brawling on the floor there in the courtroom. >>> more trouble for a key u.s. ally in the war on terror. nuclear missile equipped pakistan gets hit with another suicide bombing. in a deadly attack in pakistan,