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he is suspected in more than 200 peeping cases. >>> some police officers spent their afternoon handing out fliers. they are hoping that someone, anyone has information to lead them to the suspect who sexually assaulted two women yesterday afternoon. the suspect is described as a hispanic man about 30, slim build. he was wearing camouflage pants and a red ball cap. if you have information, call police. >>> police say they captured the man behind more than 200 peeping cases in the last two years. >> i'm surae chinn in the kingstown area of alexandria, where fairfax county police say they nabbed a peeping tom who may be linked to more than 300 cases. police say not only is he peering into windows, but committing a sex act. >> i'm scared. i live alone with my dog, however, she'll bark. >> police arrested 40-year- old, michael mccarter of woodbridge and charged him with peeping into windows and watching women who were alone. police say he targeted ground level apartments with lights on and women between the ages of 20 to 50 years old. >> it is scary to think that all of us become vulnerable

i used peeps to save characters. and tristan says, using paid advertisers. activitier is going to ipo. people like tech companies. tech companies are doing particularly well right now any way and all sorts of people who have nothing to do in the world of investment will rush out and get a piece of this ipo. i can't tell them if that's a good or bad thing to do, maybe you can, but maybe we can explain how this company makes money. >> when you're looking at it, if you're not paying for the product then you are the product. in that particular case, it's your eyeballs. if you're using twitter today, you're the product. and it's th the eyeballs and looking at ads. we hear from numbers from twitter of how many people are there. does the level of engagement of eyeballs make a difference to the company? >> the number of eyeballs makes a difference to the companies. they want large numbers. they're going to broadcast, they're not going to a small tv channel or anything like that. the same way on the internet they're going to large numbers. if you throw 100 million in

he was nabbed for peeping into holes in the walls in the girls bathroom at the art institute 15 years ago. what does he do now? he is... oh, jeez, really? people do not do their homework. he is currently the art teacher at the high school at lake worth where you guys are right now. he spends a lot of time with teenage girls. seaver, stay here and wait for the parents. reid and morgan, go to talbot's house. dave and i will go to the school. man: the goal is not to change your subjects, but for the subjects to change the photographer. what do you think this picture is saying? [cell phone rings] yeah, morgan. hotch, it's him. i just found a small ncc sweatshirt with blood on it hidden in the shed. there's no sign of the girl, though. if the eyes are the windows into the soul, what is she thinking? was she asked a question just as the picture was taken? is she happy? sad? scared? mr. talbot, may i see you for a second? um... uh--uh--think about your answers. i'll be right back. marcus talbot? yes. you're under arrest for the kidnappings of angela proctor what?! and marcy owens. you have t

tom laws there should be a federal peeping tom law so that individuals can't buy drones and use them to spy in stock on other people because that technology is going to make it much easier for bad actors to do this and we also think that there need to be guidelines in place for commercial use of drones something that makes transparency accountability built in so you're not going to be opening your your physical life to companies who want to come. that was amy stepanovich director of the domestic surveillance project at epic. teaming up to take down the n.s.a. journalists grill glenn greenwald and jeremy scahill have announced that they are working together to prepare a report on the national security agency's role in the so-called u.s.s.s. nation program speaking to movie goers at the rio film festival in brazil scahill announced the partnership and provided some details on the new project however neither scahill nor greenwald provided any evidence to support claims of the existence of the assassination program or the n.s.a.'s role in it scahill is the author of the book dirty wars t

. >> by the way, nobody says peeping tom anymore. do you notice that?u are absolutely right. >> it is a crime. there are a lot of names for it. >> what would you call a guy that is caught looking in your window? would you call that -- what is the legal term? >> i think it is peeping greg. >> my neighbor called it horny bill. >> come on, do you know? >> it could be charged a lot of different ways. it depends. what is going so inside? if the person is clothed or not clothed or if it is a child. >> thanks for taking it down a dark road. >> what is going on outside. >> one thing i have noticed and i almost wonder if this is where a creepy old man comes from, being good at glancing does not get better with age. in my 20s i could do it and now i just find myself like -- -- >> we have to take a break. don't think of leaving us now. remember, "the joy of hate" is a great book. get an autographed copy by going to g gutfeld.com. go there. i need more money to pay for my large collared30. >>> all right. it put the hex on a vengeful ex. jerry brown made it illegal

there's peep like the secret service. we know all these people. they haven't gotten paid. so they're furloughed. like, they're guarding high ranking officials and they're basically getting an iou check. think that's a problem. number two is what i think is -- my point is, yours is well taken. 800,000 people in a country this size, not much of a difference in the big picture. here's the big story. when you have two sides going at it like this, they started here on monday. the only thing changing was the number of proposal ans republicans offered. the president got more direct. he's back out on the campaign trail. he thinks he's fighting mitt romn romney. after a while, it's like, wait, we're on two different planets here. the other one's saying i think i'm winning because i'm going to stay away from him. >> can you offer me one scintilla of evidence that you just said? >> how about the fox news poll -- >> well, if you let me answer, hang on a second. we got a poll. new fox news poll shows 80%, 88%, of respondents said ways happening in the country today, the respondents say

so far for their part bart management -- strike union workers have ever ever many peep hoping that deadly accident over the weekend might push both sides to achieve some sort of a deal sooner rather than later. but again no plans for any new negotiations. no plans for both sides to return to the bargaining table. and no indications that the trains will begin rolling again any time soon. live in oakland alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 5:04. we have talked about busy roads but san francisco bay ferry ridership has increased during the bart strike. ridership yesterday almost doubled the usual amount. by the end of the morning ridership topped 1900. on fridayth ferry carried 7200 passengers which almost three times the usual amount. cal trans is extending car pool hours expecting more drivers commuting. though some hov lanes will stay open until 7:00 tonight. they include interstate 80 from the carquinez bridge to the bay bridge. 880. and 680 between the benicia martinez bridge and 580. that also applies to highway 92 in hayward. , highway 84 in fremont. and major toll plazas. w

. >> michael carter was charged with peeping into windows and watching women who were alone.ground level apartments with lights on and women between the ages of 20-50 years old. >> well the gum who broke into a -- the gunman who broke into a south d.c. home are still loose today. >> some victims were assaulted and one man sexually assaulted and police are not saying if anything was stolen. that is not the end of the story. >> not by a long shot. bruce johnson and photographer danielle gill were covering this tragic situation when they were assaulted by a woman that came out of the house in question. the story in their own words. >> you do what you always do. you show up, you start knocking on doors. at some point in it time you knock on the door of the residence where this supposedly happened and a young woman raises the window, get away from here, we're not telling you anything. we did it, but every other station, the same thing, she would come to the window and get away so obviously frustrated. >> this lady could have been one of the victims inside, so this has not been a g

peep at the clean slate program worked with me today, i i am an author of 3 books a husband and a fatherou recommend clean slight to another person >> i would definitely recommend that. so, now you have a better understanding of the gibt address benefits of the clean slate program as well as highway to get started. let's hear some common questions. keep in mind those are general questions you'll you may be seated with an attorney who be provide more information based on our circumstances >> just to be clear i don't have to tell my employers will my ejections. >> yes. as well as convictions that have been dismissed. if someone runs a criminal background they'll see the charges but it's dismissed. you will be able to legally tell your employers person never convicted >> i don't to tell anyone is there a way to rears them. >> there's some cases you can. maybe you're arrested because police thought you were someone else. wound our arrest record is sealed you can say you were never >> if i wanted to clear my record if i was convicted of a felon. >> it is also known as a one letter officer the

check online or cause the hotline before youd had out leaf peeping. that just sounds dirty. remember, you can search twitter. put in key words and find out if people in your neck of the woods are finding something cool in the woods. send your fall foliage reports. >> for more stories like this, watch "the list" followed by let's ask america. >>> free shipping on many purchases is one of the best parts about shopping on amazon.com. now you will have to spend more to get the savings. the retailer raised the minimum to $35. it had been $25. >>> coming up all new tonight at 6:00 we have a convicted sex offender. how police found arthur spicer, jr. wasn't home. >> and it's a day shores look forward to, think black friday. those stories and more coming up at 6. here's a preview of what's ahead. >> we've found families like yours thousands and we mean thousands. get ready for the biggest savings yet. >> that's right, real money when you least expect it. >> starting tonight. good call on the subway tuscan chicken melt, this thing is so good. i know, i was just posting about it. #del

peep can learn how to write characters correctly if they practice writing while thinking about the meanings. this private school on the outskirts of beijing has a specially designed curriculum. it emphasizes writing through clig ref and other claes. >> translator: if people get used to writing characters when they're children they are able to express their thoughts in writing. their writing to be straightforward expressions of what's on their minds. that's so important for chinese people. >> reporter: this junior high student says he's enjoying the classes. >> translator: by writing characters we remember them better and we can also understand their composition. >> reporter: after school, he spends another two hours every day studying chinese characters under his mother's careful supervision. >> translator: nowadays, kids, they don't write letters, not anymore. instead, they send each other those e-mails full of mistakes. you know, i'm very concerned. i feel in is a serious crisis. because writing properly is essential to our culture. >> reporter: chinese have always looked at their writing

time for a hale mary's path before it happens, but we haven't heard a peep from inside in several hours. earlier today the governor said both sides would be fools to let a strike happen. >> it would be bad for both sides at this stage when you're getting this close to put at risk your reputation and the economy and everyone loses. >> reporter: the media is gathered out here. we'll stay out here until an update happens. >> president obama sends his associator to oakland. at this late hour, has he been able to do anything? >> reporter: i asked the bart negotiator about that. they will take any help they could get as they are up there still talking as there is still hope. >> all right, thank you. >>> once this is resolved, there's a good chance we'd see another fight. why bart strikes may never be banned. >> what's going on here? this is insanity. >> reporter: he stood outside campaigning for a no strike guarantee. >> we're being basically held hostage by the unions at this point and we want to be set free. >> reporter: but in this game there are the workers. >> we're looking for a deal. >

. >> if you like your health care plan, you will be able to peep your health care plan, period. >> reporter: while the vast majority of people are covered through work, roughly 15 million americans are like greg and anita and purchase health insurance on their own. an estimated 85% of those policies are not compatible with the new health care law. so insurers are mailing out millions of letter informing the customers they policy is being changed or discontinued. there is some new standards to your policy, whether you buy them here in north carolina or really anywhere else across the country, and that may cause your premiums to go up if you buy insurance on your own. a blue cross spokesman would not comment on greg's case but noted that the plans are generally required to offer more coverage. >> if you are in the individual market and you are above 400% of poverty and your premiums are going up, your premiums are going up. >> reporter: the overall price is expected to be much lower, increasing between 10 and 13%. and many won't qualify for subsidy. but for those like greg, anita, and million

he described trainees, peeping through the windows of this door, and broke down in tears as he described what happened next. >> i intended to withdraw my simulated weapon and fire a round at the door, to remind them, this is an area they do not need to be. immediately upon firing ray round, i realized it was not nigh simunition weapon. i immediately ran to the door, force today open and saw someone laying on the floor. in closing arguments, defense attorneys asked jurors, let's not make this man a criminal for an honest mistake. but prosecutors say kern's actions that day were so reprehensible, they amount to reckless endangerment and second-degree assault. >> reporter: jurors have now been deliberated for about the last hour. earlier in court, those jurors got to hear kern's 911 call in the seconds after the shooting. you'll hear it, too, coming up all new at 6:00. live in towson, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> if convicted on the charges, kern could face up to 15 years in prison. >>> good news for johns hopkins hospital. t. boone wickens has-- pickens announced he will give a

focus energy and time on how to solve big problems and issues that i have seen first hand that affect peep. >> if you look for other light reading let me point out former federal reserve chairman alan green span's book is out: >> if that's not your cup of tea the 400 page book could work as a door stop or a sleep aid. that's the show for this week. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us. . >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ you are watching the al jazeera news hour, i'm david foster and what we have for you in the next 60 minutes, support for peace talks, the international ride to syria just landed in damascus to meet president assad. argentina's president loses ground in mid-term elections killing off hopes of a third term. [gunfire] emergency talks with the u.n. after renewed fighting between government forces and m 23

>> you say peeping it's weird. >> reporter: we will look at st. paul east reed street a crash in the baltimore city area. eastern boulevard at white marsh east of town dealing with a crash. otherwise, you know, it's busy morning but none of the majorroadways are tied up big tile. this is a wreck 70 westbound near route 32 and they have cleared that off toward the right shoulder. 695 at green spring road looking pretty good. outer and inner loop. 695 at wilkins also looking pretty good. final check on traffic and weather together coming up in a little bit. megan to you. >> thanks. >>> it's supposed to add taste of suburban to those who enjoy city like and the canton crossing will officially open today. roosevelt leftwich is there and joins us live with a preview of what is to be expected for people in the city. >> reporter: yes. canton crossing on boston street near the first mariner tower, you can so the stores out here something that this side of town has not seen in a long time. suburban convenience right in the heart of the city. 105 million do

foliage.foi >> if there's any consolation,cn at least the weather isn't goin to be great for leaf peeping the next few days, so with the parkr closed --sed -- >> there's folks that reallya r take that in.take thain. >> the photo ops. the photoops. it's a shame and we know peoplee are losing money in a beautifuli time of year.me of yea let's hope it gets settled soons >> little bit of a change coming in. >> the rain took a while to movv in and it's here now.no. it's light for the most part bu i think it will get steadierstae later tonight and during the day tomorrow. tomo still a little daylight as wet w look down on the district butst the streets are wet and i can in see that rain falling in ouralln camera and this is the way we're going to roll for the next few w days. let's talk about radar first fi because this was a little bit of a slow process, a lot of dry aii to overcome and the moisturemois coming in from this coastal area of low pressure off the coast. . it's been spreading in butut you're still drying in hagueerstown.erstown our big forecast dilemma is howw far west does it get.

the problem is-- and the peep who do lot of this work do it in good faith-- but it's on automatic pilot. kill this person because we think he might be a terrorist. in some cases, they have these signature strikes. well, it looks like terrorists. they're doing things like terrorists do. so let's kill them. or let's get chancellor merkel's conversations on the cell phone. now, what's interesting here is the technology that gives us the information about the terrorists is very similar, essentially, to the technology that allows us to get conversations of world leaders on cell phones. and somebody's got to look at this and see where it's going. i mean, it is-- you get to a point where what do you worry about? secret governments. >> schieffer: let me ask both of you. tell me what your take is now on this whole rolled out of obamacare? where does this go, peggy. >> oh, it has been, i believe, a political disaster for the white house. it has made people in america nervous, anxious, and confused. look, bottom line, it seems to me, this whole thing should be delayed. but deep inside myself, i re

yes apparently eavesdropping on the phone calls of longtime allies just isn't enough to quell uncle peeping sam's voyeurism addiction according to a two thousand and six classified memo released by the guardian the n.s.a. has monitored the phone calls of thirty five world leaders and the best part is that the memo acknowledges that the spying has produced virtually no report of all intelligence so not only are we pissing off our most trusted allies but we're doing it for no reason. i think we all know what's really going on here this gives the us the upper hand on virtually all diplomatic issues what better way to win that chess game of global politics if you already know everyone's next move a bunch of the benefits this information could provide american industry and in fact n.s.a. carries out industrial espionage on a regular basis so if you're sick of being a citizen of a country that the global community is turning against then join all of us tomorrow in d.c. in front of union station at eleven thirty in the morning to tell the government to stop watching us at a store surveillance rall

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it should be a peeping tom law so individuals cannot use them to spy on other people.that technology is going to make it easier for bad actors to do that. they need to be guidelines in place for commercial use of drones, something that makes transparency and accountability built in, so you are not going to open your physical life up to companies who want to come film you. >> those are questions that are hard to answer. we are in a new frontier, when it comes to being able to fly around and stay in one place. when it comes to backyards and things like that. how are local law enforcement agencies playing into this whole matter? >> local law enforcement agencies, many of them that are operating drones, have voluntarily picked up some of these guidelines, which is a great step. we think they have recognize that privacy is a concern. the problem is that the guidelines are not binding. anytime they want to break out of those guidelines, they can do that, and there is no repercussion. if they want to fly it over a property -- we have seen over and over again, with local law e

kind of a darker side of a peep.ep. >> my kids will have a blast doing this. >> what that is is just some sugar water. equal parts of sugar and water boiled down. simple syrup. >> let's get the kids hyped up on sugar. >> okay. so what i've done here is i didn't cover. i just made a circle around the cake with the peeps and then on top, you got your ghost on the cupcakes in the gift bags here, little favors. inex opinionsive is what i love. >> it is. just bag them up with a couple candies. >> by the way, there is pumpkins. if you don't want to do ghosts, you can do the orange for pumpkin. >> who doesn't want to do ghost ghosts? >> so here is the deal, that is tequila, i used don julio. that is black berry juice. then there is a little lime juice, some orange liquer and black food coloring. >> what is this? what's up front here? >> that looks like roast beef sandwich. >> that is awesome. those are short rib sandwiches made in a slow cooker on cheese biscuits. >> ooo. that sounds good. >> there is a company out there, b

over the last couple months mere blocks away from the capitol shootings that don't even get a peep from the corporate news in fact in the five days leading up to the navy yard massacre there were ten separate shootings across the district like these two that occurred in northwest d.c. leaving one dead and two injured on september twelfth about this drive by it happened just the read days after that in southeast d.c. resulting in two victims going to the hospital wraps most disturbingly is this drive by shooting that happened just a few months ago not too far from where i live in which a gunman sprayed bullets on innocent pedestrians check this out miraculous thing no one was killed in this random act of violence but sadly thirteen people were injured one remains in critical condition but there is no flood of cop cars in lockdown of surrounding neighborhoods in fact took police months to even apprehend a suspect. in two thousand and thirteen alone there are already been one hundred forty four homicides in d.c. according to homicide watch d.c. and keep in mind d.c. is not even the murder

i spoke to my traffic peeps from overnight and they told me it was very, very quiet. we're starting this morning with a clean slate. that sounds good. northbound i-95 dale city to woodbridge no issues. lorton, newington, springfield same story. we'll go live on the northbound side of i-95. look how quiet it is behind me. kind of a distant shot. no problems in the main and hov lanes. let's go back over to the maps on the north side of town coming in from 270, frederick down to germantown and the point where the lanes divide. lanes are open right now. same story on route 355 and river road in bethesda. here's what it looks like at middle brook road in germantown. lanes are open. no problems as you head for the beltway. back to you. >> thank you, monika. >>> what was supposed to be a normal nightclub appearance for one troubled celebrity wasn't that way. it ended with punches and a felony charge. singer chris brown is due in court after allegedly punching a man in the face. the fight took place right outside the w hotel in northwest. >> police say this happened after bro

. >> reporter: another hour has passed and we haven't heard a peep out of either side.eally don't know whether there will be a strike tomorrow. both sides staked out the top floors of this building and trying to hammer out a deal in what is now day 156 in these negotiations. both sides came back to the table around 1:00 after basically spending the night. they were done here at 6:00 a.m. seems to be kind of a shell game at this point. b.a.r.t's best and final offer is valued at 57 million over four years for salaries, pensions and benefits, and the unions trying to find a way to make those dollars makeceps to what they ant. and they still seem pretty positive on the way in. >> hope today we'll reach an agreement. as you know, we were here until 6:00 in the morning. we're back now. we will stay as long as it takes tonight to reach an agreement. we're doing everything we know how to do. >> reporter: one man who has been noticeably about stent past few days is thomas hawk you see here, b.a.r.t's management chief negotiator. he is literally at disney land giving a preschedu

yes apparently eavesdropping on the phone calls of longtime allies just isn't enough to quell uncle peeping sam is voyeurism addiction according to a two thousand and six classified memo released by the guardian the n.s.a. has monitored the phone calls of thirty five world leaders and the best part is that the memo acknowledges that the spying has produced virtually no report of all intelligence so not only are we pissing off our most trusted allies but we're doing it for no reason. i think we all know what's really going on here this gives the us the upper hand on virtually all diplomatic issues what better way to win that chess game of global politics if you already know everyone's next move a bunch of the benefits this information could provide american industry and in fact n.s.a. carries out industrial espionage on a regular basis so if you're sick of being a citizen of a country that the global community is turning against then join all of us tomorrow in d.c. in front of union station at eleven thirty in the morning to tell the government to stop watching us at a stork surveillance a r

over the last couple months mere blocks away from the capitol shootings that don't even get a peep from the corporate news in fact in the five days leading up to the navy yard massacre there were ten separate shootings across the district like these two that occurred in northwest d.c. leaving one dead and two injured on september twelfth about this tribe that happened just three days after that in southeast d.c. resulting in two victims going to the hospital wraps most disturbingly is this drive by shooting that happened just a few months ago not too far from where i live in which a gunman sprayed bullets on innocent pedestrians but of course you don't hear about any of these incidents outside of local news maybe it's because these people to get shot next to a national monument the. the . now is take a look at some of the stories from around the world starting with can you know were at least four people have been killed during violent clashes between police and protesters over the killing of a muslim cleric in mombasa officers resorted to tear gas to break up the rally after rioters set

over the last couple months mere blocks away from the capitol shootings that don't even get a peep from the corporate news in fact in the five days leading up to the navy yard massacre there were ten separate shootings across the district like these two that occurred in northwest d.c. leaving one dead and two injured on september twelfth about this drive by it happened just the read days after that in southeast d.c. resulting in two victims going to the hospital wraps most disturbingly is this drive by shooting that happened just a few months ago not too far from where i live and which a gunman sprayed bullets on innocent pedestrians but of course you don't hear about any of these incidents outside of local news maybe it's because these people to get shot next to a national monument. the militant group but hizbollah has reportedly been withdrawing fighters from the syrian conflict where they've been battling opposition forces according to some estimates more than ten thousand hezbollah soldiers have been involved in the conflict archies policy it looks now add to the group's role in the

this swim about helping peeping still struggling almost a year after sandy struck. >> the least we can later is raise some funds and put their faces and their stories back on the front pages. >> reporter: this family from staten island is one of those families in need. >> really didn't get much warn to go evacuate. we had maybe two hours where they finally said, okay, get out. so we packed up whatever we could that was -- we felt was valuable for us and we left. >> reporter: their home was completely destroyed. their neighborhood unrecognizable. >> sand everywhere. there was dumpsters, containers, storage containers thrown all over the plate. there was cars all over on top of the fences it looked like something that was in a movie. i thought it was a movie set when we got back. >> reporter: this unique vents will raise found a nonprofit relief organization that's already helped raise millions for sandy victims. >> hurricane sandy happened approximately a year ago, so this event is going to raise a lot of money to help people for whom there are still a very great need. >> reporter: now,

over the last couple months mere blocks away from the capitol shootings that don't even get a peep from the corporate news in fact in the five days leading up to the navy yard massacre there were ten separate shootings across the district like these two that occurred in northwest d.c. leaving one dead and two injured on september twelfth or about this drive by it happened just three days after that in southeast d.c. resulting in two victims going to the hospital robs most disturbingly is this drive by shooting that happened just a few months ago not too far from where i live and which a gunman sprayed bullets on innocent pedestrians but of course you don't hear about any of these incidents outside of local news maybe it's because these people to get shot next to a national monument. in a recent speech barack obama expressed his belief in america's exceptional role in world affairs something that gives it the right to get involved in conflicts around the globe by in an exclusive interview with r.t.f. with the worst presidents as obama's rhetoric resembles that of the nazi leadership duri

over the last couple months mere blocks away from the capitol shootings that don't even get a peep from the corporate news in fact in the five days leading up to the navy yard massacre there were ten separate shootings across the district like these two that occurred in northwest d.c. living one dead and two injured on september twelfth about this drive by it happened just three days after that in southeast d.c. resulting in two victims going to the hospital wraps most disturbingly is this drive by shooting that happened just a few months ago not too far from where i live and which a gunman sprayed bullets on innocent pedestrians check this out miraculous thing no one was killed in this random act of violence but sadly thirteen people were injured and one remains in critical condition but there is no flood of cop cars in law. down of surrounding neighborhoods in fact took police months to even apprehend a suspect. in two thousand and thirteen alone there are already been one hundred forty four homicides in d.c. according to homicide watch d.c. and keep in mind d.c. is not even the murde

yes apparently eavesdropping on the phone calls of longtime allies just isn't enough to quell uncle peeping sam's voyeurism addiction according to a two thousand and six classified memo released by the guardian the n.s.a. has monitored the phone calls of thirty five world leaders and the best part is that the memo acknowledges that the spying has produced virtually no report of all intelligence so not only are we missing off our most trusted allies but we're doing it for no reason. i think we all know what's really going on here this gives the u.s. the upper hand on virtually all diplomatic issues what better way to win that chess game of global politics if you already know everyone's next move a bunch of the benefits this information could provide american industry and in fact n.s.a. carries out industrial espionage on a regular basis so if you're sick of being a citizen of a country that the global community is turning against then join all of us tomorrow in d.c. in front of union station at eleven thirty in the morning to tell the government to stop watching us at a store surveillance ra

the traffic peeps i speak to overnight said there were no big incidents all around the beltway at all overnight. and we're looking good from the northern maryland corridors to the beltway. we'll take a live look at georgia avenue in silver spring. nice and light with the lanes open. >>> 4:28. the manhunt continues this morning for a howard -- for the man howard county police say tried to kill one of their own. that officer there-year-old steven houk is in serious condition this morning at shock trauma in baltimore. this is the man they say put him there. he is 29-year-old stephen prather. -- stephon prather. there is now a $50,000 reward for information. >> reporter: the latest update is coming as a bit of relief for this community. late wednesday night s.w.a.t. officers in full gear and rifles drawn were seen searching buildings in the wooded areas they believe the suspect may have run into. >> the best i can tell you at this point is we are receiving some leads and following up on every viable lead. >> reporter: howard county police officials say it was about 4:00 p.m. when they rec

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