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almost, yeah, in the past ten months since april of last year, every sunday, every sunday in the capitol city of beijing, there are arrests of 20 to 100 members of this church were arrested for simply going outdoors for worships and all the leaders and all their five elders had been under house arrest without any freedom of movement. but the members are still going there, every sunday. knowing that they are going to be arrested. i think these are the hopeful signs we should count on, of course, the secondary of the contribution for china's democracy and freedom is outside, sister-in-lwe need the aid, the people will be encouraged and their morale would be greatly boasted if they hear if the united states of america and tell the chinese dictators that clearly and unwaiveringly that we are with you. we are with the persecuted instead of with the persecutors. >> thank you. >> i want to make three brief closing comments first is to emphasize a point that you made earlier. this is not a partisan issue, there's strong bipartisan support to keep pressure on the chinese government to improve human ri

the country rebuild its finances. spain is burdened with huge debt. major labor unions organized marches in 57 cities, including the capitol city, madrid and barcelona. they introduced measures february 10th to reduce labor costs and increase the global competitiveness of spanish businesses. one of the measures makes it less costly for companies to fire their employees. unions oppose the measure, saying they make it too easy to staff workers. they will call a general strike unless the government reconsiders the reforms. >>> japan and china agreed to boost a multi national financing framework in asia to prevent european debt problems from spreading to the region. japan's finance minister met with the chinese vice premier in beijing sunday. the three ministers agreed to make use of a currency swap program between the two countries, south korea, and ten members of the association of southeast asian nations. japan and china call for introduction of preventive loans before any members of the initiative fall into a financial crisis. japan hopes to persuade other members to agree on the preventive loan program at a meeting scheduled for may. the ministers a

today there is an agreement in place for a new arena that we keep them in the capitol city. will vote on the deal next week. >> it's been a long time. 13 years, as you know. give me a minute. >> mcginn was fifth on the team. in return the sharks get t.j. gallon yarddy and daniel winnik. the sharks also give up two more in the deal. while you were busy stuffing your face at the italian groto this weekend, here's what you missed. >> strike. and he got it. >> he is out of his mind after wing his fifth u.s. open bowling title. >> and right down main street. all five lightning skaters plus the goalie for an impressive goal. back heel kick in traffic. a remarkable goal by the world's top striker. and jeremy evans went from nba unknown to slam dunk champion thanks to his two for one slush saturday. everyone knows the human pogo stick. a lot of people are like bummed that lebron doesn't do it. i love that the young guys get to show their stuff. they got to show what they could do. >> yeah. >> maybe he will get more playing time. >> exactly. >> cool. so the guy, the boller? >> yes. >

this could be a sign that the regime is losing power in the capitol city. joining us now via box is dominic. dominic, what can you tell us? >> it is a significant shot to the assad regime happening as it did in damascus itself. what happened was three gunmen appeared outside of the front door of the high ranking general. a man isa alhooni and according to state run military runs a military hospital and himself a doctor and he was killed on the spot. this 24 hours after 26 people were kill would in two twin suicide car bomb attacks on military installations in the northern city and caught many people by surprise. the syrian government blamed terrorist for the opposition resisting the assad regime. opposition denied anything to do that. it is difficult to verify which side is telling the story. western media has limited acess inside of syria tuesday. homs is under pressure. heavy barages coming from positions from the syrian army. and 15 people were killed. tension is felt in the region. here in lebanon, there was an outbreak of gun fighting between the sunni

strong wins and whipping rain damaged many homes and buildings and caused power cuts to the capitol cityals say the severe weather killad the least one person when a tree fell on a house. ecuador, downpours triggered floods along a stretch of the coastline. some residents found boats, but others got stuck wading in the high water as they tried to save belongings and get to shelters. one person died after having a seizure from falling into the water. thailand. u.s. and thai soldiers held a joint military drill east of bangkok in cobra gold, an american partnership with southeast asian countries. today's exercise simulated a tear gas attack and tested decontamination efforts. and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. i'm shepard smith. this is the "fox report." it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news, several top lawmakers on capitol hill today expressing serious reservationses about the pentagon's plan to cut hundreds of billions of dollars from our own budget. $32 billion in the upcoming fiscal year alone. leon panetta defended the cost-cutting

although city taxes cover most of the district budget it can't spend money until it is approved by congress which means the city's money can get caught up in a federal budget fight on capitol hill. today d.c. mayor vincent gray praised the president's proposal. >>> some d.c. leaders are worried though that the city's efforts on capitol hill could be hindered by the ongoing criminal investigations into the political campaigns with mayor gray and chairman kwame brown. >> both are criminal investigations. both have been going on for months. and both could be big embarrassments for the city. >> reporter: ever since last summer federal investigators have been looking into the campaign spending for council chairman kwame brown's 2008 at large race. last june the d.c. ethics office referred the 2008 spending to federal authorities for possible criminal violations after an audit showed potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars improperly accounted for by the campaign. brown told news 4 monday that he has no knowledge of the status of the federal probe or whether a grand jury is yet reviewing any evidence. >> i just wondered if you had a comment. >> no. i don't have a comment. y

the capitol. here in this city it's where the great abolitionist came to offer council to lincoln.t and to the white house. here on this very mall is where the reverend martin luther king jr. stood and shared his dream of the nation where we are all measured by the content of our character and where we join together as one table, the table of brotherhood. and here in

forces are bombarding the opposition stronghold of holmes, firing rockets and artillery into the city. we're also getting reports of troops firing on a funeral procession in the capitolrom beirut, lebanon. >> gregg, this is a big one. this was a large demonstration. reports up to 10,000 people, according to activists on the ground. they haven't seen anything like this for months. they must have worried the government when they saw it coming so close to the very heart of the capitol. it started out as a massive funeral procession for three people, activists say was killed by security forces friday. reports say government troops opened fire into the crowds and launched tear gas to disperse them. at least one person was killed. the pictures that appeared on the internet verified the government still doesn't allow western media officially into the country. this was a affluent government close to the government's quarter. there were sweeping arrests soon after apparently. the new violence broke out after the envoy met with assad at the palace. china is one of his few international supporters these days. his vice foreign minister said his country had selfish interests in i

the state capitol. investigators say last night, the man threw concrete and rocks at windows and doors. he hit the capitol building, the state treasurer's office, and sacramento city hall. zblmplts israel says it will not give the u.s. a heads up if it decide to launch a preemptive strike against iran. israel is vowing to keep america in the dark so america won't be blamed from trying to stop israel from doing it. meetings will be held in the coming days in washington, d.c. >>> new at 11:00, they played it cool on tv, but a u in report reveals japanese leaders considered evacuating tokyo during last year's nuclear crisis, this according to the new york times. it's the result of an independent six-month investigation. according to the newspaper, the report offers one of the most vivid accounts yet of how japan teetered on the edge of an even larger nuclear crisis. the report will be released later this week. >>> book burning. police are on the hunt for the arsonist. a section of the main library has been offlimits since yesterday when a man started a fire on the second floor and fled. a surveillance camera caught him on tape going behind the reference counter, pull

the region. here is a live view from our city camera. the nbc 4 city camera showing capitolill in the distance. reagan national is at 42. a light southeasterly breeze. as we look at the radar, we have steadier rain, a broader krar of rain now into west virginia. this area in the yellow and orange is where it's coming down a little bit harder. that's going to be breaking up as it moves off to the east. closer to washington, we have a few sprinkles around, generally northeastern maryland. northern plains neck of virginia to near fredericksburg, charlottesville. that's advancing north and east. it will be moving toward northeast county and stafford and prince william and loudoun county ore the next hour or so. some of the steadier rain heading toward north washington. right now it's 42 at reagan national. fairfax, arlington, prince george's county. right now temperatures there are in the low 40s. farther west, all above freezing and schehenandoah valley. here's the day planner for this thursday. yes, you'll need an umbrella. few sprinkles this morning and steadier rain with pas

we are joined live from the afghan city capitol. first of all, let's start off with what we know regarding those soldiers. >> reporter: we know the demonstration gout of o hand. hundreds were storming a base being egged on by religious leaders on mega phones telling them to take over that force. u.s. forces trying to protect the base alongside afghan soldiers. according to to a police official at the scene, he says that u.s. forces fired on the crowd of afghans that were trying to overrun the base. the afghan soldier got angry blaming them for the protest to begin with. turned his weapon onto that and killed two americans and wounded four others. this was one of dozens of protests that we heard of throughout afghanistan. some of them were peaceful. others, obviously, deadly. tamron. >> regarding the letter president obama sent, what more do we know regarding the president's words to the leader of that country? >> reporter: president obama understands the sensitivity of the issue when it comes to the afghan people. this is a highly co

the milk to collection points; from there it's taken by pick-up truck to the city. but where does it end up the city is called isiolo, a four-hour drive north of the kenyan capitol nairobi. they drink camel's milk here, because there's not enough food for cows. this area used to experience drought every five years, now it's every year-a consequence of climate change. the camels were the brainchild of morgan siloma of the aid organization snv. better camel husbandry, could mean less hunger for the people. he's already convinced these milk wholesalers. they agree that hygiene has improved. adan has begun using a cloth to filter the wood charcoal out of the milk. it's an improvement on a traditional method of pasteurizing and preserving the milk. his efforts have paid off. >> when i started i got 20 kenyan shillings per liter- now its 80. >> the milk is popular, especially in nairobi. the price has gone up because of high demand. one day later. this bus is headed to nairobi. unfiltered camel's milk isn't allowed on board. enforcing that rule is this woman's job. she is from the "anolei women", a cooperative founded three years ago by the wives of camel owners. their husban

here, too, is in this city where a young congressman, abraham lincoln was horrified by the site of slaves standing near the ground of the capitolld sign the transforming emancipation proclamation. here in this city is where the great abolitionist frederick douglass came to offer council to president lincoln and was welcomed by the president lincoln. here on this very small is where the reverend martin luther king jr. stood and shared his dream to the nation where we're all measured by the content of our character. and where we join together at one table, the table of brotherhood. and here in this city is also where president lyndon johnson brought forth and signed the landmark civil rights act of 1964. today, african-americans help lead our nation in all facets of life, from government to the military, to the law, from business to the arts. to medicine and education. this museum will share these stories and will pay tribute to the many lives known and unknown that has so inmeasurably enriched our nation. the national museum of african-american history and

the forecast coming up. >>grant: a small explosion has rocked a san francisco home on capitol avenue near city college. according to the san francisco fire department comedy explosion lead to a small fire which was quickly put out. right now, arson investigators are on the scene. kron4 has a crew in a row. we will have updates as we get the theory if >>pam: here is video of a car and fire in the san leandro. it was taken from the helmet camera of one of the firefighters. firefighters are able to save a mother and her four children that were trapped in the building. the fire was first afforded after 7:00 a.m. near highway 580 pirie if luckily there were no serious injuries or in the works of was sort of the fillets. >>pam: the expansion of the bad---ban on plastic bags have expanded. plastic bags will be banned from all retailers in this city, not just supermarkets or pharmacies. they have been betting minces to thousand seven. supermarkets and pharmacies will charge 105 for paperbacks. the new law will take effect for stores in october at a rest rods in 2013. a new report says silicon valley's leading t

the capitol building. the man then went across the street to the state treasurer's office where he did more damage. parts of city hall also banged up. the chp caught the man late last night. he's now in jail on vandalism charges. no word on his motive. >>> also today, chilling, new details as a convicted serial kill ar poer apologized to vict aesz family. the convicted killer wesley shermantine says he's sorry for taking years to reveal where his victims were buried and says there's more bodied dumped in stockton, rypien and milton. shermantine and his dead partner went on a drug-fueled killing spree that spanned 15 years. >>> a faulty extension cord being plablamed for a fire that forced a dozen tenants from their apartments. many awakened 3:30 by firefighters banging on doors at the complex on skyler near cap street. firefighters initially had trouble finding the source of the flames because they were not visible from the street. once they found right apartment the fire was out in ten minutes, with little damage to the rest of the complex. >> that was my initial thought we need to evacuate and account for ever

of gray flannel blanket look to it, kind of a fuzzy snowy look and that's the live picture from the city camera showing capitol hill under this gray sky, the not mack reflecting the gray sky. 41 at reagan national. probably the warmest temperature of the day. we have a wind coming in out of the east-northeast. weak area of low pressure now coming into the mountains. bringing snow where you see all this area in white and it is in west virginia and pennsylvania and the brighter white areas of the areas that are betting somewhat more moderate snow here in pennsylvania. and closer to washington, lot of this is not quite reaching the ground. high definition, local radar showing it is reaching the ground, narrow green band here from northern carroll county to frederick, washington counties in maryland. across the potomac, into now far western loudoun county along the ridges there, from near purcellville and across the border into west virginia, they are getting some light to moderate snow. farther to the south it breaks up a bit along the blue ridge but are getting some light to moderate snow in warren and clark cou

deal is that led to federal assumption of state debts in return of the capitol's removal of money mad new york to an entirely new city. the pedestal on which he stands makes to reference to his reality transactions. it pays tribute instead to his financial genius. he touched the dead corpse of the public credit and it sprang upon its feet. >>> throughout the weekend here watch personal interviews about history events on oral histories. our history bookshelf features some of the best known writers. revisit battles and events during the civil war. visit college classrooms during lectures in history. the presidency looks at the policies and lek sis of past american presidents. view our complete schedule at cpan.org/history. >>> each week, american history tv sits in on a lecture with one of the country's college professors. you can watch the classes here every saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern and sundays at 1:00 p.m. this week, professor warren goldstein at the university of hartford where he discussed martin luther king jr.s time in alabama and the civil rights movement there in 1963.

the colorado society of pioneers, got a memorial seat at the central city opera house and stained glass window in her honor at the state capitol. her legacy more than the awards, good deeds or personal good days. it is her triumph of heart and spirit over the circumstances of her life. >> she had this high spirit that had her do all of this work, being born in incarceration, born in slavery, born in the condition of captivity, and she wasn't able to start any of that journey since she was 56 years old, but the gift aunt clara gave is that radical sense of forgiveness. >> i find inner strength and the lack of bitterness, because she served regardless of black or white or asian. you know, she was there for the community, and she took care of it as a whole. >> now, there have been times when i felt like the lord was trying and testing me every step and every turn of the way, but somehow, always landed up on higher ground. ♪ there's a leak in this old building and my soul has got to my soul has got to move i said my soul got a little leak in this old building, y'all, and my soul has got to move to a building not made by man's hand

jefferson that led to federal assumption of state debts, in return for the capitol's removel from money mad new york to a new city, to be built on the banks of the potomac. the pedestal on which he stands makes no reference to hamilton's real estate transactions. it pays to his financial genius. he smoked the rock of the national resources, it reads, and abundant streams of revenue gushed forth. he up toed the dead corpse of the public credit and it sprang upon its feet. >> each week american history tv's american art facts takes viewers behind the scenes at archives, museums, historic sites. the 2600 estate of montpelier once home to the nation's fourth president, james madison and his wife dolly. it lies 90 miles south of the nation's capital in orange county, virginia. the national trust for historic preservation owns the property that is managed by the montpelier foundation. american tv visited the site for a tour with the president, michael quinn. >> welcome to the home of james and dolly madison. this house really tells madison's entire life story and the house as it appears now reflects his vision for his

the nation's capitol. >> protesters knew it was coming. monday, the park service warned they were enforcing the city's no camping rule at mcpherson square. we're not going without a fight. police arrested four people would refused to move back. >> this looks like a police stake. >> if they want to take sleeping bags an pillows, i think people are intent enough in the movement, that they would sleep in the cold. >> after an hour and a half of negotiating, protesters themselves removed the tarp they stretched. workers in bio hazard to seize the camping gear. >> regulations are being enforced as a nuisance abatement. this is going very, very successful. >> the cleanout comes two weeks after state troopers arrested six occupiers in baltimore and tore a makeshift schoolhouse, meant to rally behind the youth jail. protesters vow to push on. >> the occupation is an idea. it's not a place. the idea will continue. >> just because the city is trying to stop our efforts to organize around a mistake they are making, doesn't mean we will stop. >> to that end, members of occupied baltimore attended the mayor's budget protest. wjz, "eyewitness news." >

the nation's capitol is also apparently the cheaters capitol. the adultery dating website ashley madison says d.c. has the highest number of people per capita that signed up for its website. san antonio, phoenix, salt lake city and oklahoma city rounded out the top five. >>> several closures around the beltway until 6 a.m. tomorrow. vdot is restoring exit 49 opening the ramp to two lanes and adding a fifth lane on i-66 west and that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >> here we go, got a biz day for you tomorrow. >> nice -- a busy day for you tomorrow. >> nice to end on a warm note this week. 75, there's usually a price to pay. it's going to be big winds and potential for not only an elevated fire danger because of the very low humidity and high winds, but also because we could have some thunderstorms coming through. so we're going to start with radar, speaking of some showers, warmer air coming in again tonight and we have spotted a couple lighter showers, but one or two lightning strikes down here. this is moving into charles county, probably going to clip you in anne arundel, calvert getting through st. mary's down into the northern neck of virginia. as we give you another look with sentinel, there's a little bi

the capitol are changing. hanoi is experiencing a construction boom. high-rise buildings are popping up across the city. you can also see many huge shopping malls all over hanoi. now this is the newest shopping mall that's just opened up last december. it's the largest imporium in vietnam with a total area of 100,000. this makes this one of the hottest shopping spots in hanoi. >> translator: i bought a notebook pc and a cell phone. >> translator: i came to shop for a 43-inch tv. this mall is still new, but i come here quite often, because it has a wide variety of product. >> reporter: as the economy grows, the lifestyles of vietnamese people are also changing rapidly. per capita income and consumption are rising year after year. the ranks of the urban middle class are swelling, now accounting for 30% of the country. vietnam has a population of about 86 million people. it's not only a huge consumer market, but also an important source of labor, and that's why the country is attracting so much foreign investment. the average age of vietnam's population is just 27. this young and diligent workforce is a ma

the area. the city's established finer residences ran from capitol hill to the white house, and a small section north and west from there. though it was only a few blocks further on, paul and desdemona's new neighborhood was in the midst of mar.sh land. if you're book lovers, you will remember that's where until not too long ago there was a borders books. and i would go there and sit in the cafÉ, get a coffee and think, hmm, i think i could be sitting at paul jennings' kitchen table right now. [laughter] well, what's interesting, too, is that many of the places where jennings either lived and/or worked are still in washington. the winder building and the patent office building with he worked for the department of the interior, the dolly madison house, the octagon which was the first of temporary white houses after the white house burned, and, of course, the white house it. itself. well, before we get to questions and answers, i want to make a couple of comments on paul jennings' legacy. james madison wrote of liberty and learning, leaning on each other for their mutual and surest support. like

here's a live view from the city camera showing capitol hill.ve had some sprinkles coming from those clouds over the last hour. still a few lingering sprinkles at reagan national. 50 degrees there now. a light southerly breeze. most of the rain is exiting the metro area heading off to the east. close-up view of the radar showing still lingering sprinkles in fairfax county, arlington, northeast and southeast washington, across much of prince george's county. calvert, charles, st. mary's, and anne arundel heading off to the east, and moving away. and later this morning, we still have just a small chance of an additional shower. cool spots this morning, loudoun county into frederick county, 40s there. but closer to washington, we're generally in the low 50s. mid 50s in the shenandoah valley out of the mountains in many locations there. as well as southern maryland, northern neck, eastern shore. here's the day planner. sunrise at 7:15. small chance of an additional sprinkle mid morning. sun back this afternoon. another delightful afternoon with temp

eight in the state capitols and city hall the conversation ceased to be very programmatic. what are we going to do on tax or work force or etc and what we are describing here is a cultural shift where we begin to dignify where it began and talk about craftsmanship. one of the most interesting things i see the country is high schools that are beginning to bring down what we used to call the vocational services, so some inner-city high schools where we are teaching them in the factory because of the jobs. >> one of the things john mentioned that working in some parts of ohio is where business partners with a high school so at the high school level bringing the kids and internships and co-ops there is a company doing this in the cleveland area and the indicate that it's working with to get these kids were excited about the disciplines but also to develop a work force so they do go on and get a degree and in the coming back to the school and they are working in the summer and so on so i did there is an opportunity for the companies to be engaged in a relatively low-level in for

magazine puts the nation's capitol second on its list of best places to take a vacation. san francisco tops the list. san diego, new york city, and yellow stone round out the top five. >> have to agree with those. this years marks 50 years since the twist topped the billboard charts and j.c. hey word he still has the moves. >> i can get it. >> let me see. >> i'll put you to the test. >> i can get it, too. >> wait a minute. oh my. all right. jc brought out a side we haven't seen in him in a while. i said to her after, i said, he was showing you the moves, but you didn't want to hurt him now. so you know, you were showing him some moves. it was a lot of fun to watch. >> yeah. they want the snow. >> kids especially. >> definitely. people posting on facebook saying we want the snow. we haven't seen much of it at all this winter. we aren't going to get a lot of it, i'm sorry to say for all you snow lovers out there. but it is the timing of the snow that comes in tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, and could cause problems for some folks. there's a live look at the weather camera. we have partly cloudy skies. it was a nice day t

on the friday morning commute, not too bad at all if you're traveling in baltimore city and around the city. the big problem is around the capitol capitol beltway at georgia avenue. those delays spilling over to 95 southbound. it is backed up past maryland 198. in the mean time, around the baltimore beltway, we are good to go. this is baltimore national pike, 695 looking pretty good all around the west side. if you're traveling on green spring avenue, there is an accident just north of the beltway, but not impacting traffic on that site at all. for those of you making the drive into the city, no major delays to report as you travel guilford and madison street. keep your eyes tuned to abc2news.com for updates all day long and thanks for being with us. ahhh. so soft. time out. sweet. [ female announcer ] with charmin ultra soft, you can get that cushiony feeling you love while still using less. charmin ultra soft is designed with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent and you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. ♪ ah. [ female announcer ] we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft.

the homeowners will qualify. allied financial and it's mortgage subsidiary, residential capitol will reach out to eligible borrowers. the largest servicer, bank of america says it will do the same and citi bank advising customers to monitor its web site for details in the coming days. now, i can't emphasize enough that fannie mae, freddie mac and fha are not participating in this settlement. that covers a lot of loans and a lot of people. whatever you do, do not allow anyone to talk you into paying them under the guys they'll help you get money from the settlement. you'd be throwing your money away. >> we're concerned people are anxious and eager to get the benefit and they're go owing to fall prey to scam artists. who say we're going to help you next week. >> we have links for all loan servicers at abc 7 news.com. and bad guys are going out to be there. >> protesters outside a bank branch trying to prevent a 77-year-old woman from being evicted from her home. >> they're demonstrating on behalf of a retired postal worker on the verge of losing her home, she says she's been trying to negotiate terms with chase since 2007. chase representative spoke to her today but there is no word on wh

on barney writes in 2000 of them our students and union workers occupied the state capitol in madison before erecting a tent cities served as an important precedent. other failed to prevent the union busting law from passing those protests protesters to radicalize the mate -- that labor movement nationwide and made labor unions quick to recognize the potential benefits of aligning with occupy wall street. this is a dream come true for us, to have decent people speaking out about what is happening to working people. said george gresham president of local 99 a union of 300,000 health care workers. trade unionists were active in occupy wall street from the outset taking part in the first general assembly on august 2 and forming the ows labor working group within the first week of the occupation at zucotti. the group which would come to have more than 100 members representing more than 40 unions adopted a dual purpose, supporting union struggles, seeking union support for the occupy movement. by the october 5 rally the group had conceded in securing the endorsement of the executive council of the afl-cio the largest f

right now outside, in the city of washington, rain pretty much all the way around the capitol belt waydon't have to go very far before the snowflakes start mixing on it. at national, 40 degrees. but notice how much colder it gets as you get into central and northern montgomery county, upper 30s in fairfax county. further out towards the blue ridge. hagers town is at 34. now as i mention, the snow comes in a little faster, but already the back end of the snow is moving across the panhandle of virginia. right along the 270 corridor, through the middle of mompbt bombry county now, you can see the snowflakes just about on to the northern parts of capitol belt way, there you can get a sense that this is all moving out fairly quickly now, there's a lot of dry air out west. so we'll get a little bit of a break here, there's still a chance for a little more moisture early to late tomorrow morning. not much of a major accumulat n accumulation. a little hint of some snow right along the blue ridge and the shenandoah valley. some dryer and chillier air moves in, and then back to work and school o

the eastern horizon. we'll have plenty of sunshine today, a blue sky. there is a live view from city camera. capitol, upper 40s. then during the afternoon, we'll have a few wispy high clouds passing over us. temperatures reaching the low 50s. might hit mid 50s, from fredericksburg, warrington. if you have plans for friday night, you will want to see the evening planner coming up in about ten minutes at 6:41. here's a look at the friday morning commute. good morning, danella. >>> chopper 4 over 495 in virginia at lorton. taillights not so bad, heading north to fairfax county parkway, that's where you start to slow down and you will see some volume as you continue to move. not so bad, clear right now heading out of dale city. southbound, travel lanes are open for you. i-66 busy at waples mill. you are petty slow continuing to nutley. on average 54 miles per hour. joe, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> a developing and important story, strong warnings coming from iranian leadership in response to reports that israel could soon launch an attack on iran to prevent that country from developing a nu

the news. live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. president obama's budget proposal will likely never see a vote on capitol hill but it sets the stage for a fight that divided washington for years, including last year. the $3.8 trillion spending plan outlines the president's, including investments on education and infrastructure. we're calling on wealthier americans to share more of the burden. >> right now, we're scheduled to spend nearly $1 trillion more on what was intended to be a temporary tax cut for the wealthiest 2% of americans. do we want to keep the tax cuts for wealthiest americans or keep investing in everything else? education, clean energy, a strong military, care for our veterans. we can't do both. we can't afford it. some people go around and say, well, president is engaging in class warfare. that's not class warfare. that's common sense. [ applause ] that's common sense. >> the president's plan includes $4 trillion in deficit cuts over the next ten years. most coming by way of new tax revenue and savings from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. the plan includes $350 billion for job creation, $476 billion to upgrade

the hospital after a san francisco house exploded. it happened just after 8:00 last night on capitol avenue in the city's engelside district.n who lives in the house. he says his fiancee and son were in the back of the house when the explosion occurred. he says they were both badly burned but are in stable condition. he says they are medical marijuana patients that grow their own marijuana. that may well have caused the explosion. police are still investigating the exact cause, that includes the possibility of a drug lab. >>> time 8:04. overnight news -- san francisco police investigating an early morning shooting with two separate crime scenes. it happened shortly after 3:00 a.m. police say friends of the victim brought him to a hotel at 9th and howard, immediately after he was shot in the tenderlines. that victim is a man in his 20s, he's expected to survive. still not clear what led up to the gunfire and the police are still looking for suspects as well as witnesses. >>> it's 8:04. the oakland mayor is getting ready to deliver tonight's state of the city address and she will have a lot to talk about after a turbulent 12

the city is encouraging businesses to stay open as well. >> across the nation, police cleared out two "occupy"encampmc and us a -- austin, texas. in the nationies capitol, eight people were arrested and an officer was hit in the face by a brick. last night in austin, texas, another four-month camp was broken up. cityed cited costs, health issues and criminal activity. >> state water crews are trying to figure out what caused a water line to break. >> several people had to be evacuate when a river of mud and water sw warm springs neighborhood in fremont. sergio quintana has details on the cleanup. >> streams of water flowing through the neighbopushing dirtd pushing dirt and other muck along the way. one resident says, his wife first noticed the problem. >> my wife heard a loud thump or pop, and thought it was a little unusual because it was louder than just the normal cats jumping on the roof. >> instead it was thousands of gallons of water rushing into his yard. the water from a nearby aqueduct that sprung a week after maintenance crews finished up work on the line. >> not a huge gusher into the sky but it created enough flowing down the hill it brough

the state capitol in sacramento. police say they have arrested the young man who caused all of this damage. they say he did it pie throwing rocks. he also caused damage at sacramento's city hall and a state office building. the suspect is now behind bars and there's no word yet on why he did it. >>> a suicide bomber killed nine people at an airport in eastern afghanistan today. the latest in a weak of protestifies following the burning of korans at a us base there. this is the scene yesterday where protesters threw a grenade into a u.s. military base wounding seven american soldiers. an after an protester was killed. the death toll in the week of protests has reached 40 afghans. the u.s. has issued several apoll jigs for the koran burning. >>> there are reports that another 124 people have been killed in syria today. the death comes the same day a constitution was voted in that could keep president assad in power until 2028. and assets of seven officials were frozen. this is a way of stopping the crackdown on the opposition. >>> there is information about an assassination plot for vladimir putin. he's currently running for president. two chech chechnya -- chechnyaen offi

eight in the state capitols and city hall the conversation ceased to be very programmatic. what are we going to do on tax or work force or etc and what we are describing here is a cultural shift where we begin to dignify where it began and talk about craftsmanship. one of the most interesting things i see the country is high schools that are beginning to bring down what we used to call the vocational services, so some inner-city high schools where we are teaching them in the factory because of the jobs. >> one of the things john mentioned that working in some parts of ohio is where business partners with a high school so at the high school level bringing the kids and internships and co-ops there is a company doing this in the cleveland area and the indicate that it's working with to get these kids were excited about the disciplines but also to develop a work force so they do go on and get a degree and in the coming back to the school and they are working in the summer and so on so i did there is an opportunity for the companies to be engaged in a relatively low-level in for

the congregation a capitol hill which was. she says she is also seeking money to train police officers and resources to help turn abandoned property into occupied homes and businesses. one key to the city's growth is improving transportation and infrastructure. >> we must bring infrastructure back. the infrastructure is the key to baltimore's future. we need to keep the port of dread so we can bring the ships into our wonderful outer harbor. we need to have infrastructure to make sure we are fixing the tunnel and that we have infrastructure for a light rail, the red line, and others, and also fix up aging water system. >> the mayor will testify tomorrow before the subcommittee in washington to discuss ways water infrastructure needs. >> maryland educators are expected to apply for a waiver from the no child left behind education law. if granted, maryland schools not just how well they perform but on specific groups like minority and special education students. they say schools should cut achievement gaps in half over the next six years. that would be more reasonable than the current law that says every student should be proficient in reading and math by 2014. organized labor converse on

the ivory coast star studded sides taking on lawley gabon's capitol hill the elephants are the favorites to lift the trophy and include big name players such as chelsea's did a drug for manchester city's yar touré the side produced an impressive three nil win over cohost equatorial guinea in the last eight but despite their obvious talent their coach is always wary of the opposition. we go forward with what i would say is a lot of cohesiveness because we know that everything we've achieved is for our job and that in the game or a certain situation would crumble so we're being very prudent to deserve our country we're trying to be watch. the other game this one safeguard i will be aiming to reach the final for the second time in a row as they take on zambia in the bottle stadium in equitorial guinea but their build up hasn't been ideal gone or were forced to cancel monday's training session after their flight from the bar was delayed however they remain the favorites although zombie all the surprise package of the tournament following their three no win over sit down in the quarterfinals. turned over in spain athletic bilbao have reached the final of the copper del ray after and in fac

beverage industry, cause the tax destructive to jobs and businesses and what other cities have done it to build without such a tax. read the entire report on wbaltv.com. >>> on capitol hill, the usually bitterly divided congress approved a bipartisan tax deal that keeps payroll taxes for me going out, but it adds to the deficit. -- it keeps the payroll taxes from going up, but it adds to the deficit. >> the tax cut extension passed the senate and house. republican leaders praised the process. >> this shows the american people that congress can govern and washington can work. >> republicans reluctantly feared that voters would blame them if taxes went back up. president obama had campaigned for the extension, or $40 per week to most workers, as part of his reelection effort. he celebrated the vote near seattle. >> this is a big deal, and i want to thank the members of congress for listening to the voices of american people. it is amazing what happens when congress focuses on doing the right thing instead of just playing politics. >> the bill keeps payroll tax rates at 4.2% in 2012 and extend unemployment benefits. with no spending cuts or tax cuts on the rich, so it

the arrest of at caused capitol hill bomber last week. it is an important tool to keep nation safe. but now some are questioning the reach of undercover work. specifically the new york cityolice officers watching muslim students not only at colleges in new york city but in others some distance away. northern new york state, pennsylvania and connecticut. tony guida reports. >> reporter: the challenge for the nypd is to make sure this never happens again. right after 9/11 the department hired a top cia official to create a counterterrorism intelligence division. detectives were stationed in canada, western europe, the mideast and the far east. at home muslim students were targeted as potential terrorists. >> it's quite surprising to feel that we are considered suspicious individuals. >> reporter: jawad rasul is a student at city university, four years ago he and a group of young muslims took a camping trip in upstate new york. they recently learned one of the campers was an undercover cop. >> it reminded me of those days of kgb. this is secret police right here. >> reporter: the department will not reveal what lead it to put an undercover on a muslim camping trip. but in a