it will add on dc, delaware, new jersey and more homes in maryland. energizer is splitting into two companies. the company, known for it's iconic bunny, will separate into two publicly- traded companies. its household products company will split from its personal care company that includes banana boat sunscreen and schick razors. shares of energizer hopped 14% higher on the news. the split won't be official until next year. turning to earnings..phillips 66 shares traded near an all time high during yesterday's session after reporting earning that topped wall street predictions. hyatt hotels gained 4% after noting a 10% rise in revenue. the chain attributes an increase in room rates and occupancy to growth in business travel in north america. walmart is getting into the insurance business. the retailer is teaming with insurance companies, which will sell policies through walmart's website. so far the service is in eight states, but will spread nationwide in a couple of months. it's the latest step by walmart to expand services. it added a wire transfer

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on-the fronts of the book? >> guest: it is a hospital in washington, dc. i believe it's herwood hospital. and what you see there is one long ward, as so often the wards were. they were long, narrow rooms, stove in the middle. mosquito netting hanging up there. in washington, dc, they called that one part of time foggy bottom for good reason. it was very boggy, mosquitoey, and the men got relief with the mosquito netting, and you can see -- this is a series of pictures shot at christmastime. you don't see it in this picture. and there are women visiting and it was sort of a festive day. there's also -- although it doesn't -- you can barely see it in the front, that thing there, my editor thought it might be a water bowl for an animal or maybe -- i forget. i said, it's a spitoon. and every bed hat one. emphasizing that cigarettes and cigars -- most men used chewing tobacco. so it's a hospital far from the war and women -- men are recovering. >> dr. humphries, professor of history and professor over medicine and an md. written two other books, intensely human and malaria. you're watching book

on any farm, even if it was their parents. that the parent exemption would be done away with. >> there are some things people in dc don't understand how it plays out on the ground. >> reyberg led the charge in congress to ensure the changes never left the ground. >> we are all interested in safe work environments. we don't want our children at risk however one of the ways you learn about safety is working, working with your parent, your neighbor, a grandparent or a friend. and this would have removed that opportunity. >> facing intense public pressure, the obama administration withdrew the proposed changes in 2012. then, when the president entered his second term in early 2013, solis resigned. >> you can present your side of the facts to as many people as you can but it wasn't enough, it wasn't enough. >> we just met up with another migrant family, a mother and her son. we're following them to bring lunch to the father and brother. the brother is 16 and that's interesting because some of the big tobacco companies have pledged not to have anybody under 18 working in the fields that they source their tobacco from. >> most big tobacc

this point has been careful accordance with going forward the question of the security situation on the dc a couple of things obviously we are watching developments in these very closely. we have worked in the past and we continue to work. scorsese's programs with ukrainian security institutions. we welcome the very prudent approach that the ukrainian government has taken to managing the security challenges created by the separatism in the east and the outside support for separate incidents. i think it's it's worth noting that the government has taken an extremely prudent approach of making clear for instance installed announced that their intention is not to buy lovely clear the city. but to uphold ukrainian law and to try it too. to cordon the instability as best they can. we continue to work closely with ukrainian security counterparts in support of that objective. we certainly support actions that ukraine is taking to uphold ukrainian law. i think of. as concerned. that is as we are about these activities i think it's worth remembering when talking about relatively small groups of peop

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on the 2014 election ballot. nothing about this election will change who was in the white house, but we can change who is in washington dc and put somebody for the commonwealth of kentucky. senator mcconnell, this race is between you and me. that is the name that appears on the ballot. [applause] as you said so many years ago, it is my number one priority to make sure senator mcconnell does not see another term. [applause] mitch mcconnell, he wants to tell you who i am. he has said -- he claims kentucky will be lost if we trade in his seat for a kentucky woman he believes will sit on the back bench. i am here to tell you tonight, my fellow kentuckians, i am not an empty dress or a rubber stamp. i am not a cheerleader. i am a strong kentucky woman who is an independent thinker. the decisions i make will be what are best for the people of kentucky. as kentucky's next senator, i will answer to the people of the state. i will not answer to the president no matter who he or she might be. [applause] as a proud kentucky woman, i will speak for myself and in no kentucky woman, mitch mcconnell, will sit on the back bench. [applau

on the list. we are in washington, dc, with more on this story. >> good morning, eric. this major news comes as students across the country receive college acceptance letter. >> a bombshell report about sexual assault on college campuses a staggering 55 united states schools are facing federal investigate and possibly mishandling of sexual violence and harassment complains from students. among them, harvard, michigan, ohio state, southern methodist and uc berkeley. a woman was an undergraduate a professor took her drinking and invited her to an after hours office visit. >> i thought, well, a professor would not do this. >> she filed a complaint and was stunned by what the university told her. >> we are talking about sexual harassment is a shove you up against the wall. >> the school decided this was not enough evidence to file harassment charges. another was sexually assaulted during freshman year. >> after choose a friend of mine sexually assaulted me in the dom room and i fought him and said no. >> the investigations are done under title 9 that prohibits gender jim na

don't run so i know michael is now in the midst of a very short trip to washington dc on the twenty four ounce bottle of pop soul which will be spent here at the white house in meetings with u s president barack obama they will be trying to show a united front in terms of sports the european union and united states should be doing that together against russia and in ukraine's leaders would say that there is a united front in times of the sanctions put in place already and also in times of the sanctions the hall the sanctions that might still come there are slight differences between the two and that might speak to get differences in the future when it comes to the potential of sectoral sanctions meeting sanctions that might face the whole sectors of the russian economy the likes of the energy sector for example the gemini is one of those countries that believes it has a little bit more to lose at them the united states this is a meeting between item the crime dropped a bomb and it would've looked very different. a year ago. that was before the allegations first came out of nsa spying int

a testament to the navigational skills of one of dcs most political operative. >> he's not comfort but he pretends every six years. people will turn out who are weary of the mitch mcconnell of 30 years. there's a mcconnell fatigue natural be thrown off i believe, in this race and time will tell. >> beavan's bevin's charges never stug. he wore his decades in congress as a badge of honor. >> it's a new face. but a new face for what? a new face for the status kuo. if you want to change america, you need to change the majority leader and change the majority in the senate. i have the second best seat in the senate and with your help i'll have the first best senate seat. >> if you listen to "time" magazine, the veteran operator conquered the kentucky tea party thanks to his key position the hiring of rand paul's campaign manager to support the tea party crowd and the method cal resej on bevin and his allies. were the steps right? there was mcconnell's charge in the senate against obama care and the rifle he waved around on stage at this year's see cpac conference and the cosponsorship to pre

washington dc on capitol hill the sensex art in. and jesse year and a half after the death of aaron swartz a new documentary on the lake programmer and acted as if that can be released this june viewers will have the chance to watch aaron from the moment he first got on a computer to the moment and tragically brought him to the end of his life here's a clip from the upcoming county internet own boy the story of endurance sports. then learn how to learn will vary introduced into computers and he just took off i use her name was a prodigy. we never have thought of himself i mean really different aspirations. this is a little cold he was going into this or at its heart breaking and dan night he and many millions of copyrighted academic articles on g store and transport was arrested and charged with thirteen felonies many related to the computer fraud and abuse act the face with thirty five years in prison and one million dollars in fines before taking his own mind in january of twenty thirteen to talk more about the documentary and the

one of my time. off. he says welcome to dc today we took a nap citizen she had its young men and occasionally women joining the holy war against banks are now set they might be your next door neighbor is in the suburbs of paris or philadelphia apparently the trip to the normal lights. many are radicalized through the internet and also their local mosque. according to the international center for the study of radicalization at king's college london syria is the most powerful magnet for international since afghanistan on in the nineteen eighties. when my guest today is a research at the center as well as being a fellow at the washington institute in the us. aaron seven welcomed the progress. they said and what's is the attraction of syria for these european and other fights is one of the main attractions is the fact that its use here you have the assad regime which is battling muslim which sunnis view is heretical. and as results he's slaughtering the sunni population and therefore many of the younger muslims in europe the us th

firefighters are expected to arrive on the front lines of a fast-moving wildfire in northern arizona which has grown to 4,500 acres, ten times larger than this time yesterday. a dc-10 is on stand by hoping to assist. winds kept crews grounded. this morning, hundreds of homes and vacation cabins are threatened and 3,200 residents are on stand by ready to evacuate. >> new details, the prosecution says that the boston marathon bombing suspects could have had help building the bombs that exploded last year. the prosecution says that the brothers used we relatively sophisticated bombs with fuses made from christmas tree lights and remote-controlled detonators from model power parts. hundreds of packages of fireworks remain emptied to create fuel. no powder residue was found in their apartments or vehicles it suggests that others may have helped. >>> wild weather is sweeping across the country and this morning denver is recovering from violent hail and a tornado scare yesterday at home, san jose and san francisco airports saw significant delays on flights to and from denver. >>> here is the latest. >>> a storm socked the denver area and spawned tornadoes, severe thund

. >> are you also disappointed, that seems to be what's going on in washington dc.re you disappointed at the oversight provided by the house and the senate armed forces committee and the veterans affairs committee? what are your thoughts about the oversight that has been brought to bear? >> i don't have issues. i've been in hearings where congress, where they ask and have been asking for months for records and different things and they are being stonewalled. as they talk to, he just did not give them the answers are what he thought they were going to bring with them in front of them during the testimony. so i feel their frustration also and i really do believe once the ig comes out that there will be more investigations and we heard today where it appears that phoenix is not the only state where the only area that had these dualist and it has come out in austin and parts of san antonio. and i think there will be more coming forward. lou: we thank you for being with us. the national commander of the american legion. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. lou:

the secretary has the ability to love the department and take appropriate action based on their findings. >> here in dcw makers looked forward to thursday and one of the law makers who called for resignation will have a chance to ask the secretary questions that republican senator jerry moran who lays out the argument here. the lack of leadership and lack of will. if they are unwilling and unable to get this department, it is time for new leadership. and it highlights the need for a top to bottom overhaul of the way care is provided. >> we have a huge demapped of our veterans and we don't have the capacity based on the evidence that is coming forward. we don't have the capacity of meeting that demapped. we are not as responsive as we should be to process the disability claims. this morning, two dozen members of the texas delegation sent the letter and they are very troubled by reports of wrongdoing with the scheduling process in waco, and san antonio and austin. and they want an immediate investigation and they want anyone involved punished right away. >> john? >> things like this are getting bigger an

she was in dc on tuesday for the announcement of the white house report. lena and wagatwe, welcome.na, let's begin with your case. thank you for joining us. it is brave to speak out as you are doing. can you talk about what happened to you? >> sure. the perpetrator was a friend of mine. we met at midyear transfer orientation. he seems like a nice guy. we spent time together with a summer. then, we had been intimate a couple of times. i think it is important to be open about that. many survivors feel that they cannot come forward because not only did they know the purpose, but maybe they had been intimate or dated before. that does not mean it cannot be raped in the future. we have decided that it was over. we were at a party on august 2, 2013. both of us had been drinking. we left the party and there was definitely flirtation, and at this point it was all consensual. then i was basically pinned against a telephone pole. he had his hand around my neck and i could not breathe or move. then it became completely unconventional. the rest of the night is the nightmare that keeps reliving

we were not subject to the non-discrimination policies on the wireline. now after the dc decision to go back and look at these, we hope they will continue to recognize that wireless is different. it is different in terms of bandwith and the architecture of the network but it is robustly competitive and carriers don't have a market-based incentive to do anything other than deliver an open positive experience to their users because if you don't like what you get from carrier a it isn't hard to move down the list. and that much more than a rule is what is going to drive consumers to have a positive experience. carriers have no incentive to disthrottle traffic in a way that harms consumers and internet providers. >> the fcc has been busy setting up spectrum auctions for the future but they have been opening up the airways for unlicensed wi-fi use. many people thought wi-fi would be a great competitive threat but carriers are using wi-fi to offload their traffic. given this is a clear position of the fcc that unlicensed and licensed to be a two-prong approach. how to carriers

if you want to see more of their work, or you can follow todd harrison on twitter, @todd harrison dc. we're going to go to joe waiting in florida on our line for republicans. joe, good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: i was wondering how it's going to be impacted given the fact that already forced structure for this army, is that going to be reduced versus the impact of this sequester a year ago? thanks. guest: so the army forestructure that the caller is referring to, basically the size of the army, overall number of people in the army, and the number of brigade combat teams. it's already being reduced. they're already in the from sess of scaling down to 490,000 in the active duty army, and about 42 b.c.p.'s. and just for perspective, at the peak of the wars in iraq and afghanistan, i think that the active duty army was well over 550,000, higher than that, i forget the exact number. so they're already scaling down the army structure considerably. what the army has said if these budget caps, if they remain in effect for the rest of this decade, the army's going t

. >> outside washington, dc this map drove on a bridge and was stuck the he was rescued by a team using a raft. the downpour was too much for creeks and streams to handle and water was rushing into homes. this basement is filled with sewage water. >> it buckled. a mess. it stinks. >> same system that ravaged the south from the air you can see the devastation, neighborhood after neighborhood flooded and these homes are destroyed. rescuers pulled people from rooftops and this baby was saved using a boat. ought car is floating. >> florida got 2 feet of rain in 24 hours or nine billion gallons of water enough to fill 14,000 swimming pools. this highway crumbled. some cars have been replaced with canoes. in mobile, alabama, a woman was carried out after the car was struck of the another only was killed after driving through high water after four days of tornadoes and thunderstorms causing all this damage meteorologists say the system will head to sea later today. new figure show the bay area is leading the state in population grow with santa clara county growing 1.5 percent the fastest growi

you can watch the interview today on "good morning america" starting at 7:00 a.m. >>> in washington, dc, in less than an hour, one of the most iconic underlarks -- landmarks will re-open to the public after being closed when an earthquake rocked the nation's capitol three years ago. we go to the washington, dc national mall. >> a great day in washington. the brass is mowed. the scaffolding is gone. people are lining up for a chance to visit the country's most gorgeous landmarks. >> the washington monument welcomes the first vestors in three years, gone is the awkward looking scaffolding a bandages around the monument closed after a powerful 5.8 earthquake in august three years ago. >> the earthquake has been felt up and down the eastern corridor. >> inside the stone structure, tourists raced to get out as debris fell. the wall of monument suffered 150 cracks. this image shows daylight shining through the 555' structure. the national park service closed the monuments and the engineers went to work. >> the restoring captured in this movie was extremely complicated. the monument is made of

on the 2014 election ballot. nothing about this election will change who was in the white house, but we can change who is is in washington dc and put somebody for the common love of kentucky -- commonwealth of kentucky. this race isnell, between you and me. that is the name that appears on the ballot. [applause] as you said so many years ago, priority tober one make sure senator mcconnell does not see another term. [applause] mitch mcconnell, he wants to tell you who i am. he has said -- he claims kentucky will be lost if we trade in his seat for a kentucky woman he believes will sit on the back bench. i am here to tell you tonight, my fellow kentuckians, i am not an empty dress or a rubber stamp. i am not a cheerleader. i am a strong kentucky woman who is an independent thinker. the decisions i make will be aret her breast -- what ou vesbest for the people of kentucky. next senator, i will answer to the people of the state. i will not answer to the president no matter who he or she might be. [applause] as a proud kentucky woman, i will speak for myself and in no kentucky woman, mitch mcconnell, will sit on the back bench.

on this? why have we not heard -- why is he not outraged and testifying in front of the panels. where is he? >> good question. where is he? i e-mailed friends of mine in washington dc if you're a leader, you should be out front -- >> especially as a military man. >> in general, yes. >> these -- >> he's a former general in the military with a respected military career who unfortunately had subpar performance. our organization called for him to step down a year ago. we remain committed to the cause. the problem is he couldn't even fire the director of the phoenix va if he wanted to -- >> how do they get away with it? this is one of the largest bureaucracies in the federal government. >> second largest. >> the irs pled the fifth but they had to come and sit at the table. they started the process perhaps today and maybe that's a good sign. how is it they are not accountable and the president of the united states doesn't say we need to know, people need to be fired if these case, any of those these stories are true and 23 of them are documented. >> they documented them in serious allegations. the president mentioned it. the problem is the secretary couldn't fire hsheron

it is worth mentioning that on occasion representatives of this movement have garnered significant grassroots support is evidenced by louis farrakhan's march in washington dc back in 1995. we examine one of the most radical manifestations of this and that is to say that the new black panther party for self-defense is a group that was founded in 1990 and the founder and current leader of the group, they holed rhesus conspiratorial and anti-cemented believes and on occasion members of the group have supported radical islamist causes as well. for instance, members of the group protested at the danish embassy back in 2006 during the controversy surrounding a cartoon of the profit mohammed appeared in an danish newspaper around that time. the group also offered support and legal abayas to an individual that is the alleged 20th hijacker from 9/11. so this increasingly radical posture has alienated the new group from some of the activists of the original black panther party. it is worth mentioning that explicit black racial advocacy has significant support both in the mainstream and on the fringe. for example, the public figures and politicians that are well resp

city were all the factors in line that actually allowed someine to spend $32,000 on a new car - that was washington, dc. in the 24 other cities the average was more like $23,000 or $24,000 that the median income family could afford to spend." sante says a couple of rules of thumb when buying a new car... spend no more than 10% of gross income and that 10% should cover car and insurance payments. owning and investing in art is not as easy as it sounds. pieces of priceless craftmanship and creativity also require a good bit of care -- and, of course, insurance. paul eggers takes us inside the world of art conservation to reveal what's required to protect a one of a kind investment. april hann runs a kind of emergency room for fine art. " we're on call 24/7 for client's immediate needs, get it to safety and start the triage process." pieces from across the country come to the conservation center in chicago for safe keeping and restoration when disaster strikes. "for hurricane sandy we were working with about 15 clients and recovered about 6,000 works of art in about 3 weeks in new york" but its not always

firefighters are expected to arrive on the front lines of a fast growing wildfire in northern arizona can has grown to 4,500 acres ten times larger than this time yesterday. a dcis on stand by to assist in the burning. winds kept the volunteers grounded. hundreds of homes and vacation cabins are threatened. 3,200 residents are stand by ready to evacuate. >> the federal prosecutors say the boston marathon bombing suspects pay have received help building the two bombs that exploded last year. the prosecution says that tsarnaev brothers use sophisticated bombs with fuses made from christmas tree lights and remote-controlled detonators from model car parts and hundreds of packages of fireworks were emptied to 80 fuel but no residue of powder was found in the apartments it is suggested that others built or helped the tsarnaev brothers build them. it is suggested that the tsarnaev may have received instructions from a terrorist group. >> today, more thunderstorms are possible in the denver, colorado area, and this morning, colorado springs is recovering from a violent storm yesterday with golf-sized. at home, san jose and san francisco international airport saw sign

of the country killing more than thirty people on the one holding emergency meetings of violence cannot stay just ahead. german chancellor merkel in dc for me. adverts none in an nsa spying. a report on the agenda between the two world leaders. the us become a nation of pill popping children will look at the issue of over medicating our kids later the cap. fans i can to begin with breaking news this evening in on the site in south western ukraine has been killed in a large fire connected with the brass band. the numbers can vary the local police tell the associated press that more than thirty people are dead after local trade union house without a place to be getting the midst of a standoff between ukrainian government supporters and antique and activists. today was marked by violence between those and get protesters in ukrainian military in fact at least three ukrainian troops and two antique its fighters were killed after the government launched a military assault on the eastern city of swansea ask which is held by anti government protesters our team player reports. it was on the street is that the ukrainian army is preparing anoth

elizabeth bran live in washington with how dc is responding. >> on the heels of the press conference and meeting of veteran affairs house chairman miller sent a letter demanding the three va employees appear on capitol hill to answer questions. this one day after the president vowed while more time is needed he will get to the bottom of the issue. >> i won't stand for it as commander-in-chief or an american. if they are true, it is dishonorable it is disgraceful and i will not tolerate it, period. >> but the actions by the president ahave not calmed many critics. the president is known for talking about accountability without ever holding any one accountable. democrats are also expressing outrage. >> i was very disappointed with president obama today. there was no urgency. mr. president, we need urgency. we need you to roll up our sleeves and get into these hospitals. >> the president is always a day late and a dollar short on these things. the president is three weeks late to talk about this. >> the number of facilities under investigation has grown to 26. obama's chief of staff rob

the big do think one of problems in washington dc is crony capitalism. is is one of the reasons i do not like a lot that stimulus plans because the money goes to the big corporations. i think they have way too much influence in washington. this is a bipartisan problem. republicans are part of the this hugeut look at contributor to the democratic party uses i will give you $100 not buildnd we will the keystone pipeline because you do not want it. there's big money on both sides of the aisle. this is one of the reasons you want a separation. you do not want government in the business of bailing out and giving subsidies to business because it creates this pay to play system. host: another tweet -- let me go back to the book and get your reaction to what timothy geithner says -- guest: that is clearly right, and a little but humorous because of secretary geithner find them defending him, he they're going to be wondering .hat happened to there is no question, as i said earlier, those were the choices. the question is a terms under which you avoid a second grea

the defense secretary hagel will deliver a speech on the ukraine and russia's situation today at a washington, dc, think tank. >> president obama will meet with the president of germany and they are expected to discuss a dispute over united states intelligence-gearing, this is her first visit to the white house since reports revealed that the n.s.a. had intercepted phone calls involving her and other german officials. >>> prince william and prince harry are in the united states. >> harry! harry! >> yikes. node to warn people to cover their ears. screaming fans waited after they join friends for a barbecue in downtown memphis in town for a wedding. prince william took his wife as his date and prince harry is expected to attend girlfriend, -- attend without the girlfriend. they recently broke up. >> here is mike and the forecast. >> you were screaming, too, truth be told. >> every time when you walk in the building, mike. >> screaming hike "get away, get away." it is hot. but it will be cooler. we are 85 today but back near the 73 average tomorrow and also on sunday. cooler on monday at 69. then we

photojournalist got a load of fire retardant up on him to fight the flames to stop the flames dropped on him from a dcsupertanker. >> bazi kanani reports this morning from san diego. bazi, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. firefighters are making good progress. and officials expect all evacuation orders will be lifted by later today. many more families returning to find just how close the blames got to their homes and some, like the owners of this home, finding nothing left. the fight in san diego county. this morning, firefighters are still working to contain four of the ten wildfires tearing through the county since tuesday. this new one erupting saturday. three of the fires are burning on camp pendleton. marines there, joining the aerial assault on the flames. some of them, just back from a different fight in afghanistan. more than 1,000 firefighters called in. 25,000 acres scorched. one dead. and already, nearly $20 million in damage. this driver, learning just how quickly the wildfires are moving when the flames fly up the hillside, over homes and nearly right up to his wheels.

. >> the dc police is planning to broadcast a prostitution sting live on twitter.t's the subject of tonight's -- >> "red eye" debate, 2014, live from the" red eye" do beat center. debate center. >> brand-new. welcome to tonight's "red eye" debate, live in the" red eye" debate center. >> all right, sit, sit. oh come on. prince george's county's police department says photos of suspects and information will be tweeted with a # sorry, not sorry. and bieber forever. one advocacy group says it could put 6 workers -- sex workers workers in danger. they say john rtz target. a press release says we are using this progressive tack tiff to -- tactic to warn that this type of criminal behavior is not welcome. >> where is prince george county? >> that's dc, right? >> dc. >> everything is fair in love. i think they should live tweet sting. if we are doing sting let's get to the most oppressive sting at all, the one who named his group the police. rock and roll is supposed to be fun and exciting and riding a motorcycle. when you call your group the police are you bumming me out.

on the ball. he has always been to dc. respect your parents and elders. to receive. it's nice to strangers. is it doomed to travelers. hospitality ringtone for nine straight years. when they get lost just reach places. if you order something delicious take years for family. they had no difficulty with koreans. until creamy. to welcome you. that was extremely helpful. i think the kids out there. i did draw so i can speak. i was looking on the map. maybe somebody came to me and said it was very very nice. ah the right thing. it's a disease and keep the baby now that i really hadn't changed. i'm late i'm so grateful to be repressed. a contingent mean people will think about making speaks english. her yet. it is right there. so the top of the truth is it's in my name is brenda blessed i am and respond to the sunday independent filmmaker and i love the out. i know. it's easter. good acting was good script very intelligently written. i first saw the octopus by accident and the bigger the end of the anti national history series. but i didn't realize that the octopus was a mystery the title somewha

dc. >> now, tomorrow night, bill's one-on-one interview with president obama. we'll have that for you tomorrow on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 and 6:00 and then the 10:00 news. we'll even have a little preview coming up for you tonight on the 10:00 news on ktvu. so good to see bill out there. so proud of him. back here at home, you're helping us out with the weather. >>> very excited for bill. and outside our doors, oh, perhaps a little exciting. we've had some nice weather lately. the wind haves died down some, although still breezy in some areas. we'll take a look at those winds in just a moment. how about our temperatures? a few degrees warmer than where we were yesterday. and we will continue this trend as we get into your wednesday. 8 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago right now in concord. you're looking at 68. 68 walnut kriek and areas right around napa. few degrees warmer than yesterday. around the bay, anywhere from 2 to 4 degrees, but some of us in our inland communities, perhaps you're noticing the difference in those numbers. the winds picked up again

on that later in the shower. a new news. maybe i can and washington dc and the french art america. first things first we noticed was driven on my left lapel every year. news anchors are t wear it to twenty nine which is today russian reserves to commemorate the end of world war two this bread is a symbol of the tree for the fifty thousand us led nato troops still deployed in afghanistan are set to a job like the center and a long and costly battle to defeat the taliban. a part time in three series are cheese mayo up as explores the expense of reality of troop withdrawal in the pentagon's exemption for proper accounting practices. for thirteen years now and the vendor sites the sounds of war but with every helicopter mission and every damage from me to return from the afghan theater. there is another sound. when congress is increasin paying attention to. after a decade of four lawmakers are tightening their grasp on the purse strings. decreasing the minimum defense budget for twenty fourteen to five hundred billion dollars city and demanding accountability not an easy mission the pen

be a flood watch is in warne's and present a wide range of these areas and includes dc new york and in colombia. so on these big cities will be on during a slight chances of damaging winds large hail and again a couple of connecticut fans could it be possible into your wednesday evening and wears them cross the northern areas western great lakes region especially with the im about to forty millimeters on the heavy rainfall. so please watch out for flash flooding as well as water pooling on roads. when we want the dissertation is force the south west especially in areas and in california we have a critical fire warnings in place. this is due to the centennial was very strong and that the kibaki in the center is at thirty seven degrees so please watch out for heat stroke his and missing people continued and in a long way in to the north for example in portland at thirty one degrees the best thing to be raising the risk of avalanche especially in the cascades. ascension is down to twenty ten is saturday so it can be a relief but when these kind of temperatures. they need to stay hydrated and please try t

chinese people can now sit on a computer and have a pretty accurate understanding of what it feels like to live in washington dc heightens this conflict. >> one more clip from the movie and we will move to other stuff. ♪ middle,said in the thanks to cnn, bbc, all the liar western media. their behavior have educated a whole generation of young chinese. >> what they were responding to was, there had been a series of video clips they had found on western television in which people had made mistakes. they identified for instance a protest in nepal as being a protest in tibet. the chinese would say, these are nepali policemen, not chinese policemen using batons and so on. the reason they fixated on this was they found it evidence of and embedded antipathy towards china. that is what this was about, a generation of young chinese. they had gotten into the best schools, gotten great jobs. they were bankers, successful young professors and they discovered that their image of china, this country that had given them all this opportunity, was not the image they had abroad. we focused on other things, political culture, abu

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michael mates happen during probates in search an apartment in dublin kron for testing details on all need it dc today. das our report concluded by lemay's who shot killed his fellow officers sergeant tom smith mistook him for armed suspect made offered is a fire one shot him in the chest killing him. helicopter partnership with abc seven years shows the scene at dublin apartment here's what we're learning some report from those released today they did not go the lay of the apartment before hand they knew the suspect was in jail and were able to enter the apartment through on not locked the door. before going and sergeant smith told other officers he heard loud voices inside. the report says he is aware of these factors and wall doing a search of the apartment he saw a shadowy figure was operates handgun. then said he saw that person suddenly emerge from a dark in clause area and neither officer under single word inside the apartment which might of alerted the other one to the presence of the other. miss stop a person confronting in my heart for this fellow officers district attorney concluded t

in terms of angel funding, if you look at the angel startups, washington dc is on the list as numberere you should be. surprise.it of california is coming in at number two. what is it about the funding that is flocking to this area question or >> i am part of one of these groups. 90 angels under 40 years old. that is what you are starting to see. since there are fasting -- since there are factors working against d.c., they are banding together. that has helped us get people funded quickly. likes it is not just angel funding pray their great venture capitalists here. raised $21 million in washington dc it is access to capital. it is access to town. having a regulatory environment that is supportive of startups. >> talk to me about that. the regulatory environment is important. if you look at the environment, and the tax environment, what is it you like about d.c.? >> you look at the washington dc area, you have three jurisdictions. the washington dc area, northern virginia, and maryland. all three are looking to court entrepreneurs. >> we like competition. >> exactly. effectiveaking a

. >>> at the national press club in dc on friday the american legion announced a military workforce partnership that will help returning servicemembers find private-sector jobs by turning military training into professional certification licenses. stephen from the american legion explained how difficult it is for servicemembers to transition to the jobs because of translation issues when it comes to describing the skill set from the military to private-sector employers. this lasts for about an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to this sponsored by the national press club on finding employment for returning veterans. this is one issue that all americans agree upon. usually we speak on subjects in which there is a great divisiveness. finding employment for anyone especially returning veterans is one that we agree on. we have two gentlemen who will discuss this issu issud are very credentialed. we have steven gonzales and the american region and he is the deputy director for the legions veteran employment and education division. he's worked with members of congress and the executive branch. h