vance defense studies hi there tony thank you so much for joining the program. thank you ari let's start off by asking about why the cia needs these drones in the first place. well they don't i think this is one of those areas where i would consider mission creep one of the things that happened and let's be very clear drones go back to the one nine hundred fifty s. us or force used them for any number of purpose a sense that they've become much more sophisticated over the past ten years one of the things c.i. was doing back in the late ninety's early two thousand was what it was using drones for reconnaissance a very legitimate mission however it's redundant and this is where we need to be careful about who's doing walk regarding military operations overseas special operations command and the military also have a fleet of drones so the question becomes why do you need to fleets and is the cia's essentially as you pointed out your direction ramping up to be a parent paramilitary organization is that in our interests i would argue no during world war two we had so

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alexis vance, fox news. >>> on the news edge at 11:00 tonight the u.s.i-doping agency is slamming lance armstrong, some of his former teammates saying he was doping during the years he rode to victory in seven tour de france competitions. >> in maryland a couple say police made a big mistake busting into their homes, those stories coming up on the news edge at 11:00, but fox 5 news at 10:00 will be right back. >>> alex karras has diamond he was suffering from dementia and kidney disease he was a defensive lineman for the detroit lions in the '60s. this year players sued the league arguing they should have gotten more protection for head injuries. he starred in the movie braise saddles and the sitcom webster. he was 77 years old. >>> there is already oscar buzz about the new movie argo opening this friday directed by ben affleck who also stars in it. affleck and many of the headliners were in d.c. tonight. >> reporter: actor ben affleck was beaming at the here of argo at the regal theater. his wife was here, also. argo is based on the real life rescue mis

but i came up with something, vance. i wore the red tie for the nationals today. you went to the game today. you can't go to the game anymore and i have to throw that tie away. that's what it is. but we've got two more games. >> there's still time. tomorrow's game is going to be perfect. the cooler weather coming in overnight. you'll notice it by tomorrow morning. but we're just getting started with the cooler air over the next few days. take a look at the cloud cover. those clouds making their way in, as a result of a cold front. that cold front will drop our numbers tonight about 10 to 15 degrees from where they were earlier this morning. high temperatures today, got up to 70 degrees at the airport. low of 57. a little bit above average for the low. right around the average high temperature, get out the coats again and get ready to turn the heat pack on. maybe not tonight, but over the next couple of nights we're in for really cool weather. 68 degrees the temperature out there right now. winds out of southwest at 9 miles per hour. very nice evening for most of u

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. >> this is why you do it, vance. why you grind out 162 games during the regular season. spring trning, if you're a fan, it's why you have season tickets. gave five of the divisional series tonight. the nationals sending their best pitcher to the mound, hoping to take down the defending world series champions, and move on to the national league championship series. last night made it all possible, though, because of one play at the end of the game. it was jayson werth. and what a play it was. let's look at how things went down. bottom of the ninth. epic at-bat by jayson werth. the highest paid player on the team delivers a maximum effort in a crucial moment. jayson werth, a walk-off home run -- look at the celebration there at home plate -- enables the nationals to advance to game five tonight. everybody realizes how big this is. especially manager davy johnson, who used to be the manager of the orioles. >> you know, i think it's great for baseball, what's going on. you know, especially here in baltimore. i think that's great. i mean, this is -- this could be a nice histo

and the giants at vance. >> i'm not surprised at all, i knew they were going to do it. go giants. i think we're going to go all the way. >> no sleep, but we don't care. the giants winning is better than any sleep we need. >> a's/giants, world series, baby. let's go, right now. yeah! >> we'll see you in the world series. >> there you have it. before the world series another round, that starts on sunday, the giants will find out tomorrow whether they play washington or st. louis. reporting live from mccovey cove, scott bud man, nbc bay area news. >> pelosi's reaction. >> was priceless. >> it was. >> let's head to jamie sire. she was at the game and has all the highlights. >> reporter: luckily you aren't standing next to me, i'm pretty sure i wreak of beer and champagne. lots of celebrating in the clubhouse today. for good reason, no other team had come back to win three straight games on the road in a best of five series until today. and this is how the giants got it done. in the fifth inning, that's when all the scoring happens. 2-0 bases loaded for buster posey. a grand slam makes

voters have come out and voting at their vance. they're coming to the lines and patiently waiting their turn to cast their ballots. >> i'm wondering, we have two days off because of the hurricane. >> yes. >> and do you think that is what is driving a lot of what is going now? >> originally on saturday and sunday, we believe many people were coming out. they didn't want to get set not voting in the event there was a power outage. today's turnout, we're pleased with. >> and i'm guessing perhaps it's the presidential election? >> yes. this is our first time in the state of maryland having early wreath -- voting during a presidential election and this is our first time at it. we had early voting during the gubernatorial election as well. >> people didn't know what to expect because you didn't have early voting and the presidential election before. they were saying i'm surprised, i didn't expect to see this many people in line. >> exactly. >> and they have other important issues on the ballot, same-sex marriage, and gambling in maryland

it vance mint of peace and reconciliation to applaud it solidarity as it continues to work to contain the debt crisis hanging over the eurozone it's like a kind of trying to push them to to make this work i think it's actually like giving the political cover i think that's the kind of doing i think the noble peace that will committee always comes in just a kind of smooth things over they gave kissinger the nobel peace prize i think after we pulled out of vietnam. and seventy five whatever that would actually make more sense now ruins the general ewing it hoping that it will achieve a certain result like what they did with obama to obama he's probably were hoping he wouldn't go to war maybe as a result and then he continued to plunge the us into wars i feel like this is a similar indication of. so maybe yeah so they're working i think it goes back to the same thing it's like there's a political cover it's there's no there's have to be any objective. assessment about that even though what this thing about peace is the like i don't know what the what the what's the thing about peace priz

fastened on every single country racin goal vance country in the world beginning and the bill of the beginning of the last century we've had the world of central banking it's meant that governments can spend vastly more on all their favorite projects but when the what is their first favorite project of all governments all throughout history making war all of a sudden any dissent questioning the government makes you a traitor all of a sudden if you're opposing what the government is doing it's police state it's spying it's it's killing of people it's drones what it whatever it's doing well you can't question that because you must be you know pro some of the loddon or whoever is the the enemy of the moment so governments love wars they've always love wars but it's central banking in the vast amount of money really the infinite amount of money that is made available to governments to fight wars means you have no none of the normal discussions at least in the past congress would have to debate before going to war how we're going to pay for it now that's not even a question they just call

conflicting reports from the front lines in syria claim both the rebels and the government have made a vance's in flashpoint battles across the country more than a hundred people have reportedly been killed in the past twenty four hours and this comes as turkey and syria are closer to war as ankara returns fire after being hit by another shell from across the rebel controlled border policy or has more. for the thoughtful straight day turkish artillery has fired into syria this coming just minutes after a mortar landed in turkish territory fired from syria we understand that at least eight mortars were fired from turkey into syria now according to the mayor of the turkish border town where this shell landed he says that there was very little damage other than damage to a grain depôt but other than that had landed in an empty field and there were no reports of injuries it is the same border village way five members of the same family was killed back on wednesday that was two women and three children when a mortar fire from syria landed in and was eventually building at the same time we're hearin

i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. hurricane sandy expect mund day night. unleashing a storm surge, damaging winds and heavy rain more. than a million from dem ware, new york, and connecticut are under evacuation orders at this hour, mandatory evacuation orders, people appear to be heeding the warning boarding up and heading out. federal offices will be closed tomorrow. the same goes for every major school district in the area. metro canceled all service for the first time since 2003. >> the huge storm has done a lot of damage. the death toll now stands at 65 after sandy pounded the caribbean. tonight team coverage. start with chief meteorologist, with a closer look at sandy's path. doug? >> we are starting to get into what sandy is bringing us, winds. rains, look outside. probably hear the rain coming down. the wind. strongest, about, 12 to 24 hours away. the rain has begun. let's take a look and show you. outside right now. the rain coming through parts of the area. just about everybody seeing a good light-to-mod rerate rain. some picking up heavy rain. n

lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer our director for commute external communications for the center of the vance defense studies we appreciate your time sir thank you. still ahead on r t they control your salary your work schedule and your days off and now some business owners want to control your votes too and the best part is talking politics with employees is perfectly legal the details when we come back. this presidential election is not just about obama and romney there are also third party candidates on the ticket and they will influence its outcome see a debate among this nation's major third party candidates right here on r t out of the twenty third. i. well we are team minus eighteen days until the presidential election and critics are already saying that voter intimidation and voter id laws will affect the outcome of the selection now over the past few weeks we've told you about a few cases where employers are pushing their political views on employees now we'd like to say that this is not the norm we'd like to report that this is illegal and that steps are being taken to address the a

less than a colonel anthony shaffer director for community i started communications the center of the vance the defense studies we appreciate your time sir thank you. well we are to minus eighteen days until the presidential election and critics are already saying that the voter intimidation and voter id laws will affect the outcome of the selection now over the past few weeks we've told you about a few cases where employers are pushing their political views on their employees now we'd like to say that this is not the norm we'd like to report that this is a legal and that steps are being taken to address this form of voter intimidation but neither happens to be the case here's a compilation of some of the most egregious offenders earlier this month the koch brothers sent out a letter to for forty five thousand of their employees at georgia pacific saying quote if we elect candidates who want to spend hundreds of billions of dollars borrowed money on costly new subsidies for a few favored cronies put unprecedented regulatory burdens on businesses prevent or delay important new construction p

. >> and i'm jim vance. >>> new developments in the race for the white house. two days before the first presidential debate. a new national survey that indicates a tight race between the president and republican nominee mitt romney. according to the cnn poll, if the election were held today, 50% would vote for prent

. >> i hope jim vance is watching. >> teddy is ready to take down the world. he is ready. >> looks like he is. >> that's news 4 midday. thanks for joining us. tune in at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 for the days news. >> we'll be back tomorrow at 11:00. until then, have a terrific day.

. >> i'm jim vance of the we begin tonight with the presidential race.e washington university, "washington post," they have all brand-new polls out today. the conclusion is pretty muc

. >>> good evening, i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler.he lowest jobless rate since president obama took office. he says the number shows the recovery is on the right track now. as you might expect, mitt romney holds a different view. danielle lee is on capitol hill with the veryliest. hi, danielle. >> hi, good evening. for president obama, this is proof that his policies are working. for mitt romney the unemployment rate at 7.8% doesn't tell the whole story. at a rally a in virginia a a smiling president obama took full advantage of september's job's report. >> more people entered the worc

. >> i'm jim vance. >>> a major foreign policy address in virginia, that's from republican candidateromney. he was very critical of the president's leadership today. he said mr. obama's policies have left the middle east a more dangerous place than it was four years ago. steve handelsman on capitol hill with more on romney's call for

i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. >>> both sides of the vice presidential debate are claiming victoryggest many voters think it was a tie. steve handelsman talked to

. >> i'm jim vance. >>> we begin with the presidential race. mitt romney's supporters are jubilant. they hope for a strong performance in last night's debate and that's what they got. meanwhile, president obama supporters are already looking ahead to the next debate. we have team coverage now. julie carey in virginia, and steve handelsman in denver. steve, we begin with you. >> reporter: jim, thanks, good evening from denver. democrats i spoke to today in this battleground state of colorado say they're disappointed but not disheartened. they figure mitt romney has still got a ways to go to win in th

i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. the first debate of the presidential election of 2012. president obama and mitro

of nationals park tomorrow and crash vance's party in the big money seats. >> ain't no way you can fitst of us can't even dream of. 2 marksr the whole peanuts gang headed to the big screen with their own animated film. it is scheduled to be released in november 2015. that year marks the 65th anniversary of the peanuts comic strip. >>> i'm waiting for the great pumpkin, charlie brown. it's coming soon, right? >> every year. >> you have to believe. >> some windy weather out there? >> on sunday it may get a little windy. that wind will bring in some warmer temperatures. the wind we'll see tomorrow night, that could be a little breezy. that could usher in some cooler air after a nice warm day. 71 tomorrow. 64 on thursday. 67 on friday. a couple cool days. with some sunshine. that will be a lot better than the cool days we've seen over the last few days. and then here come that wind out of the southwest. upwards of 20 to 25 miles an hour. that will give us temperatures in the mid 70s. this weekend, looking pretty good right now. >> okay. thanks. >>> some people, i think doreen gets them and

i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen

. >> vance and doreen, it is monday. the cooley report is on the spot. we'll be talking nationals as they try to lock up the division title. and of course, redskins. >> we'll break down rg-iii, and then the game-winning field goal. >> of course, billy cundiff, as >>> take a look, there's nats park behind me. we're ready to play some ball. the forecast looking good. so the weather, i don't think at all is going to be getting in the way. we're expecting scattered showers, mainly light showers from now up until about 9:00, maybe 10:00 p.m. we'll start to see pockets of more widespread rain moving in around that time of 9:00, 10:00 p.m. the rain continues on. for tomorrow morning, take a look behind me. there will be areas of moderate and heavy rain as indicated by the areas shaded in yellow and orange here. so very sloppy, i think, for part of our early-morning rush. we'll have some more rain showers around tomorrow afternoon. that rain finally starts winding down by the time we get to about midnight. early wednesday, we'll start clearing out, and certainly

jim vance had to make the extra walk to the parking lot. sorry about that. >> that's all right.i made it. san >> i saw you running. >> we call it a superstorm because of so many facets. look how big this is. here's the hudson bay in northern canada and it is all the way down to jacksonville. tlir-mile-an-hour winds out to sea. very cold on the back side. very warm air on the east side of this storm. as a matter of fact, take a look at the numbers here as far as that's concerned. >> or the snow. >> there's the snow that fell in parts of the ohio valley back through portions of the mountains, through west virginia and western pennsylvania. also, the wind was almost as strong along lake michigan and lake erie as it was for us here. 50 and 60 mid to upper gusts. what was i talking about? the warm air flowing ahead of this. watch this. how about montreal, canada. what do you think? 70 degrees in montreal. we are at 46 degrees. that was our high temperature. a 30-degree temperature, almost 30 degrees. 34 degrees. 24 degrees, rather. that's a big scenario there with the cold air on the

. >> reporter: carol maloney, vance and doreen, it's reached a fever pitch here at nationals park.nals setting up their best pitcher today. nationals going to ross detwiler. it's been a pitcher's duel. the nats were hoping to swing a big stick and avoid elimination today. starting off in the bottom of the second, no score. the big stick we were speaking of, provided by adam laroche. takes the pitch to the deepest part of the park and it's gone. the first postseason run in washington, d.c. since 1933. and the nationals take a rare 1-0 lead. top three, the cardinals score after an ian desmond error. matt holliday goes down swinging. the score right now 1-1 in the top of the ninth. the pitching has been spectacular. right now there is one out. drew storen pitching for the nationals. we'll bring you good news coming up tonight at 11:00. >> dan hellie, thank you so much. >> we're definitely going big or going home. the baltimore orioles may not have the store power of the yankees, but they do have the same never say die attitude. that might come in handy tonight in new york. birds also

tell hellie i'm not at redskins park, i'm sitting next to jim vance. >> there you go. >> i loved youraint in -- yuch got no love for kickers at all, do you? >> when they miss kicks, no. there's just no love. there's not a lot they do in practice. they don't meet with us. >> if they do what they're >>> a man in london, oh, this wasn't a good day, had to climb to unusual heights to stay away from an angry stag. the man went up into the tree, and -- >> hurry up. get higher than that. >> and someone caught the whole thing on camera. onlookers did eventually call the police. apparently it is mating season, and that's what they do. they get very aggressive. >> wow. >>> normally when you see a guy wearing a panda suit in october, it's halloween. but in china, they're wearing those costumes for a much different reason. they're trying to wean the animals off human contact. in preparation for releasing the pandas into the wild. yesterday those workers had to lure a protective mother away from her son in order to begin preparing the cub for eventual release. the giant panda is considered a natio

[ light laughter ] >> jimmy: @vancevenhuizen. [ laughter ] anyways, here's what vance thought was cool> jimmy: he said, "i told my kindergarten friends that my dad killed a bald eagle with a hatchet." [ laughter ] what?! [ cheers and applause ] there you have it. those are tonight's "late night hashtags." to check out more of our favorites, go to latenightwithjimmyfallon.com/ hashtags. stick around. be right back with "darts of insanity." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] 20,000 btus produce a delicate sear. double-oven range makes dinner and dessert -- at the same time. turbo-charged advantium oven cooks more than twice as fast, in this culinary powerhouse. dan. yes? molÉ sauce. [ male announcer ] with ge's most advanced cooking technology, the cafÉ line takes food further. ♪ the cafÉ line takes food further. new pink lemonade 5-hour energy? 5-hour energy supports the avon foundation for women breast cancer crusade. so i can get the energized feeling i need and support a great cause? i'm sold. pink lemonade 5-hour energy? yeah and a portion of every sale goes to the avon

. >> and i'm jim vance.dependence review today accuses jim graham of violating metro's code of conduct. that review says graham who once served on metro's board had a

this is the first back-to-back natural disaster of vance, not that 9/11 and man-made type of disaster in the better part of a century, but they do hope to resume trading on wednesday. we will see. that might prove easier said than done, but at least it will get things up and running, and that is the hope when state. meanwhile, l.i. supervisor on the phone with us right now. a former national security official. sir, good to have you. it is tough in your neck of the woods and stands to get a lot tougher tonight. >> we are on steadily the four of the storm. bear islands are surplus suffering with the record surf and record wave action as well as some significant coastal flooding, so we are really on the forward edge of it, taking the brunt of it through the evening hours into tomorrow morning, and we will be prepared to start their response and recovery phases, but this is certainly a record storm. neil: as a former homeland security guy as well, i always think the grand -- the bad ggys when they look better shut of lower manhattan in the dark. power is out, much a man and power is out.

. >> and i'm jim vance. high hopes turned to big disappointment for nats fans today.st play-off game played in the city since 1933, was ugly. the nats are down t

. >> i'm jim vance. trading jokes at a charity dinner last night, president obama and mitt romney are back to campaigning. the president was at george mason university in fairfax today. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey was there when the president took aim at what he calls governor romney's changing positions.

. >> and i'm jim vance. in new york, police arrested a man who they say tried to blow up a federal building. his name is quasinafi. >> he was arrested in jamaica, new york, this morning, charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction and attempting to provide material support to al qaeda. justice correspondent pete williams is here with the details. how did this whole thing get started, pete? >> it got started when he came to new york, the fbi said he came to new york actually in january, wanting to be a student, studying for a while at southeast missouri state in missouri. then came back to new york and started to try to recruit people.

i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. two weeks to go until election day. and vice president biden wrapped up a rally in dayton, ohio, while bruce springsteen campaigned on their behalf in charlottesville,

i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler, the news4 iteam on voter patrol with a new ballot problem thatou should be on the lookout for. thousands of duplicate absentee ballots sent to voters. many of you contacted our iteam. tisha thompson is here with the details. >> we asked you to tell us when ul see voting problems right away, we had multiple viewers from montgomery and prince george's counties tell us they've received more than one absentee ballot in the mail, leading to lots of worries and lots of questions. del called the iteam when the same day he sent off his completed maryland absentee ballot he got another one in the mail. >> i don't think people should have more than one ballot. >> reporter: he said they looked nearly identical. they all had their pages, except the second ballot arrived with this pink of paper. >> this absentee ballot is being reissued to you due to a postal coding error in the first

i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. the final face-off is just a few hours away now.ast debate is set to get under way in florida shortly. the debate is expected to be hotly contested in november. steve handelsman

people are looking for people under vance, and twentieth/ c ave.. and there have already been five confirmed deaths. the ocean is combining with the bay with 3 million people are without power we are expecting that to increase in the next couple of days. >>pam: decision 2012. it is also impacting the storm with eight days until the election. they have shifted their focus from the campaign trail to the store. >> the beauty of being a president and canted it is that one of monster storm you can run over to the federal emergency management agency and be seen s the president of the job. that works also if you are replying. >> it is important for us to respond fast and big. then he canceled the campaign to colorado. a swing state but far beyond the reach of hurricane sandy. several people say that he needs to stay home and monitor things. the president and a contender, but mitt romney canceled appearances in the swing state of virginia. what these will mean the for the election and even the course of master political minds. >> with unfettered access to t

vance air force base in california. are you going to there? >> columbus, and i've been there. >> on purpose? >> yeah. >> why? >> [inaudible] >> nothing against oklahoma, but i was raised on the east coast, and oklahoma, the panhandle of oklahoma was a culture shock for me. i think they improved considerably now. they swapped out primary trainers and you have the at-6 now rather than the god awful t-37 that we had so, boy, when are you going? >> [inaudible] >> march. did you put something on the facebook page? that was you? okay, yeah, there is a facebook page for this. i didn't want to do it, but they made me. i'm not a facebook guy, but it's turned out to be interesting because i get to talk to a lot more people than i ever thought. feel free to chime in. yeah. what do you want to do and fly? >> f-16. >> good answer. i flew the raptor for a whopping three hours there at the end of my career. i'm sure, you know, it's a fabulous airplane, but i'm partial to the f-16. i wish the air force -- and they may come to that and realize, you know, we ca

host: that is vance in washington. in theglie's of this "washington post" last night of these two talking. mom and joe biden greeting each other. and here is paul reihan's wife meeting joe biden's son. jonathon in charlotte, n.c., why are you a first-time voter? caller: i just started voting because what i registered to vote last time in 2008 i was not old enough of the time to vote. an hour i am old enough. i'm kind -- and now i am old enough. i'm kind of like i have a say so as far as what is going on in my generation. host: who are you voting for? caller: i am voting for obama. host: i am not encoding simply because i'm black or because he is black or because of any of those things. i am voting because of the fact that obama is thinking about the middle costs -- middle class. we have completely thrown our country and down the drain by saying that we will tax people who are trying to get somewhere instead of taxing people who are already somewhere. these people who are making billions of dollars have enough money to

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grow it is economy is when we make sure small businesses are getting a tax credit for hiring credit vance for who fought for our country, that grows our economy. so we have a different theory. and when governor romney stands here after a year of campaigning, when during a republican primary he stood on stage and said "i'm going to give tax cuts--" he didn't say tax rate cuts, he said tax cuts to everybody including the top 1%. you should believe him. because that's been his history. and that's exactly kind of top-down economics that is not going to work if we want a strong middle-class and an economy thriving for everything. >> crowley: governor romney, i'm sure you've got a reply there. (laughter) >> you're absolutely right. you heard what i said about my tax plan. the top 5% will continue to pay 60% as they do today. i'm not looking to cut taxes for wealthy people. i am looking to cut taxes for middle income people. and why do i want to bring rates down and at the same time lower exemptions and deductions particularly for people at the high end? because if you bring rates down it makes