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w it's the frame work from the bipartisan commissions, it adopts the very -- the cuts tha we made in discretionary t spending. it cuts mandatory spending. and it does something else.limb it eliminates the special interest tax rates and ask inte wealthy americans to go back to paying that same top rate that was in force during the clinton administration. if they take a lopsided approach and further slash invests in tru education, in science and they research and infrastructure and they do slash the social safetyn net in that they cut $700 med billion from medicaid that goese to help people like the vulnerable seniors in nursing homes and they do ask seniors on medicare to carry the entire mea risk of rising health care costs. that is their choice. but that is not a balanced and approach.e and i think what we see here in the president's budget is a pr responsible approach that takes that balanced approach to dealing with a very serious problem. with that, mr. chairman, i thant you for the opportunity. >> my pleasure. mr. zients, the table is yours. >> thank you, thank you mr. chairman

supervisor wiener proposed which includes expressing the opinion in writing and identifying the goals tha be paf honors and occupants. >> you did not want the writing in their, did you? >> the next section relates to the local interpretations of the standards and you would reinstate the language proposed by supervisor wiener to include the planning commission and you would include language that once that process is started, if either commission does not act within 180 days, these are considered approved. >> next, the economic hardships section. you would create these new sections with don't exist. you would strike them first. these are amendments. this does not include sections g and h. you would leave them not included. we would like these new sections introduced that encourage the board to study and looking at the issue of economic hardship. for article 11, and you would make the same change relating to article 10 which would be to add occupants to the people that have received the documents for the proposed district and you would look at this in writing and retain the goal of 50%. for

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t will be well above tha today. closer to it tomorrow.ld front will clip up later l drop our that wil temperatures for tuesday. 52 today and 52 tomorrow. ge for this time of year. as we look ahead to wednesday, same story saturday. let's go to lisa now. any issues on the road? >> no. to vdot. southbound at bowling air force base an accident, but everything by now between the beltway and the 11th street bridge. i-95 close to 610, but that is also gone. and lingering road work in landover. no problems in and out of baltimore and richmond and springfield. i-95.long we'll have more to come from news chopper 7 in a little while. news. k to hearing on a proposed transit increase. they are prosing raising rail fairs by 5% to end that peak of the peak surcharge. the meeting will be held in bethesda. begins at 6:00 and the meeting begins at 7:00. >> forget about finding relief at the pump. >> forget about finding relief at the pump. how much gas vicks nyquil col& flu. the nighttime snififfling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, bessleep you ever

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during a press conference tuesdayyhe &pannounced nnw legislation tha would increase the value of a federalltaxcredit for rehabbing historic buildings. cardin says he wants to expand eligibility for the federal program... so that smaller projects could qualify for a bigger tax break. a break that hey says... would lead to more hiring in maryland. 13:54:01"it's been leveraged about 5 to 1, so for everyydollar of tax creeitssit oleverages about five dollars of tax credit invetsments." invetsments."cardin says the tax credit has already created 19-thousand jobs in maryland. what started as a service project is turnnng into a lesson in economics. joel d. smith is live downtown, where a group of students is learning how homelessness continues to be a problem in our area. good morning joel d. 3 3 3 3 ((screaming)) a moto-cross rider crashes to the ground ... stunning the crowd at a shrine circus sunday in michigaa.joshh headford was performing a stunt when his bike hit a cable... sending him to the ground.the circus says the pable may have been too low... headford is now recovering from a broken femu

this tha is the southeast.e can show you go back to the primary of 2008 when john mccain beat mitt romney in the state of florida four years ago. mccain was a winner then by five points. beat him 36-21 and so many votes came right down here in miami, dade county. 370,000 registered republicans in this county alone and three-quarters are hispanic or cuban american. we'll look tonight to see if romney can pick up some of the votes that mccain took from him four years ago. early indications in jacksonville will tell us how romney is doing and gingrich is cutting into his votes. romney an easy winner by some points four years ago. in the southwest part of the state. down around naples, a lot of retirees, romney owned this territory four years ago, 49-22%. 36% of the population lives along the i-404 corridor the center part of the state. election after election, these are swing voters and 13 different counties that could determine the winner tonight. four years ago, in 2008, a bit of swing state. obama a 3-point win

this city, i kid you not, i see so much of the work that you probably don't know senator feinstein thas done. a lot of work at hunter's point cleaning up the shipyards, dianne feinstein's fingerprints are on all of it. the work in transbay terminal, you see it right now, dianne feinstein, work that is being done or soon will be done on treasure island, dianne feinstein. you drive around this city, cities large and small. and on a muni bus that goes on

heobama has said here tha t is prepared to exercise options should they arise. how do you read that? >> and they don't want to take military action, and in the year 2012, it is unlikely whether by the united states or israel. when you talk to members of congress, there is an overwhelming consensus that we want to reduce the military in the middle east and focus on repairing the domestic economy. obama recognizes the military campaign will defeat those objectives. >> this is all about generating energy. why is this program so important to the iranian government? >> i think certainly what iran was doing doesn't make much sense in the context of only a domestic energy program. the cost in terms of the sanctions are in the tens of billions which anti-nuclear energy would not be able to provide. somehow, an inverse correlation between the value that you place and the value of the united states, the more the u.s. wants to pretend. >> what impact of these sanctions have been on ordinary iranians? >> they certainly are making an impact, the quality of life for people is

i do t want tohink tha have be car, but i've heard that scenario happen where the seat belts melted and you just can't get out. that could have been so much worse. this man literally pull immediate out of my window. i'm not even sure if i could physically do that for another person so i have so much gratitude for this man. >> it's what these guys do every day. call them heroes, they're just doing their job. >>> the preface of this video by saying everything you're about to see is real. the picture you're seeing there is the photo of the song lee sisters. all three of these sisters have a rare condition known as werewolf syndrome. it's a genetic mutation, it's one of the rarest conditions in the entire world. in fact, about one in one billion people. and they inherited it from their father. this is the songly sisters' mother. [ speaking foreign language ] >> that's sad. >> the sisters are very young, age 23, 18 and 16. the video put together by namaste kuwait, they sat down and interviewed the mother, the daughters. >> she actually looks pretty hair-free. but you find out it's because sh

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he missed it. .itsr egg tha danica patrick wants to make an impact writing in her purse a town of 500 this weekend and she would prefer -- makes an impact driving in her first daytona 500. she avoided any serious injuries and will still drive in the sunday daytona 500. tony stewart won the first qualifier. this summer in london, the new olympic legend will emerge. the 40th anniversary of an olympic tragedy. several olympics returned to munich today as part of and redo part of a documentary. the former israeli athletes showed amazing power time has to heal wounds without forgetting the day. >> we are here having a great time, but it is based on the worst times. the families and the victims here completely different memories and realities. >> powerful memories. stay with >> spring in the midst of winter. we are eternally grateful. >> tomorrow, temperatures warm until about mid afternoon, and then the cold front arrives and temperatures start falling. sunny and chilly on sunday and maybe some rain again next week. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the

tha they said their vent was open to everyone, not just the rich and powerful and prayed for an end to economic inequality. religious opposition continued to the obama's administration recent decision to require all health insurance policies to cover contraception. houses of worship are exempt from the requirement but several faith-based groups said religiously affiliated organizations like sharts and hospitals should be exempt as well. many wrote letters that were read at catholic churches around the country. the bishop of pittsburgh said the obama administration has told catholics, quote, to hell with you. the contraception controversy became an issue in the ongoing gop presidential primary. at recent campaign stops, newt gingrich accused president obama of waging, quote, war on religion. especially against the catholic church. as for the catholic vote in last week's florida primary mitt romney got 56% while gingrich got 30% of his fellow catholics. evangelicals in that race divide their vote almost evenly between gingrich and romney. rick santorum picked up 19% of their vote and ron

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the bounty hunter working on the case says there could be as many as 30 pod dbodies buried in tha area. we're learning mott abo ining m deal that led the death row inmate to reveal the site. the bounty hunter made a deal for $18,000. sherman asked for an additional $15,000 to pay for headstones for his grave and spending money for the prison commissary. the state department of corrections has not commented on the deal. >>> no secret it is election year and president obama is back out on the west coast. mr. obama arrives in los angeles this morning for a california campaign tour that includes a fund-raising dinner tonight in beverly hills. his campaign says the foo fighters fresh off winning five grammys on sunday night will perform at that fund-raiser. this would be the ninth visit the president has made to l.a. since winning office in 2008. after visiting l.a., president obama heads up this way continuing his campaign tomorrow heading north to the bay area. the president will hold an event at the knob hill masonic center on thursday. some of the students have real concerns this year.

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and a business bg prize awarded to whoever downloads tha >>> welcome back, everybody. major developments from europe overnight. with greece getting another chance at survival. euro zone countries agreed this morning to a second bailout. however, greece has to make some drastic changes and cuts. greex were already rioting in the streets. the government has agreed to some of those awe stairty measures. >>> asian markets were mostly down overnight. investors feel europe is not out of the woods yet. tokyo's nikkei average fell 22 points today. hong kong's hang seng picked up 54. the ftse opening higher. on wall street, the dow rose 149 points last week. the nasdaq index up 48. but the big question today, will the dow hit that milestone? 13,000. it open this is morning about 50 points away. the last time it closed above 13,000 was about thundershower ye -- four years ago. >> taco bell is coming out of its shell for its 50th anniversary. new items on the menu. the newest one getting the buzz is the taco shell made out of doritos. they're coming off a bad year. >> look that s

this city, i kid you not, i see so much of the work that you probably don't know senator feinstein thasas done. a lot of work at hunter's point cleaning up the shipyards, dianne feinstein's fingerprints are on all of it. the work in transbay terminal, you see it right now, dianne feinstein, work that is being done or soon will be done on treasure island, dianne feinstein. you drive around this city, cities large and small. and on a muni bus that goes on time, dianne feinstein, you will enjoy third streetlight rail. dianne feinstein, willie brown, nancy pelosi, i can go on and on and on. it's an steroid list of accomplishments. you know everything she has done in the senate, but i want to just thank senator feinstein for all of the work she did to make this city better and i say this all the time. in baseball like, unlike politics, you get credit for saves. politics you don't often get credit for saves. the work she did to save this city from cuts, the work she did to fight for this city are extraordinary as well and that goes on an accomplishment list. i don't have time for that. i want