we go to a west virginia city taking drastic measures to pay its pensions. what is it like living in the middle of distress in detroit. i'm very well , this is real-- money. >> welcome to real money, you are the most important part of our show. tell me what you think by tweeting me at: >> american companies are addicted to terms - temporary work position have grown ten times faster since the great recession. we are not talking about the kelly girl in offices. many terms work low-wage jobs in warehouses, packing boxes in factories. it gives rise to temp towns where staffing agencies provide workers to companies that want flexibility. the flexy cost. >> this is what you'll see in the early hours. workers lining up to get a day's work. >> you may not start at six or seven or 7:30. most workers will be at an agency from 4am to 4.30. on the outskirts of chicago these workers get into vans ux. >> when the chicago area, some of the well-known companies that use temp labour - wall smart, smyrnoff, start sampling, they work at the mckormic reception center. the numbe

we go to a west virginia city taking drastic measures to pay its pensions. what is it like living in the middle of distress in detroit. i'm very well , this is real -- i'm ali velshi, and this is real money. >> welcome to real money, you are the most important part of our show. tell me what you think by t

sutro make his initial fortune by being the engineer who figured out how to ventilate the mines at virginia city? >> that is the way he would phrase it. >> he drained them for water, not for air. >> he got backers for the tunnel. he said, we need this tunnel for safety, for air, for ventilation. he got this tunnel built and he got people to back it. just before it opened, it was proved to be not real helpful. he got out with his money. >> i bring it up as a reference that he had the engineering history, which allowed him to figure out how to do it. >> he was good that creating large, engineering marvels. >> this was one. the largest indoor pool. >> it might have been. it became an ice skating rink. i was there when it was an ice skating rink, probably the year before it was burned down. the mummies were there. >> he had that victorian style of stuffing everything he could into this place. he had seashells and jaguars and everything he thought might be interesting or educational to people. people would come over to swim, but they could also see a huge tableau of "the last supper." >> right over h

just last week in virginia beach the mayor, republican mayor of the largest city in virginia who hasever endorsed a democrat in his life, mayor will sessums endorsed me. i now have six mayors from hampton roads. why? because they know we will work together and get things done. we won't have a government shutdown. the only one on this stage that almost had that effect was ken cuccinelli, when he almost derailed the virginia budget, when he was trying to defund planned parenthood. he is the only one on the stage that actually tried to shut down our government. now, i think it is a disgrace what's going on in washington. i place a pox on everybody's house, it is not working. sequestration should never, these issues that we have going, it was supposed to be so onerous it would not happen. now it is happening. these things should never be used as bargaining chips for our budget. so until they get it resolved, i say shame on everybody. >> including the president. >> shame on everybody until this gets done. >> julie carry has the next question. >> we talk more about medicaid. everybody know

in virginia beach, the republican mayor of the largest city of virginia, who has never endorsed a democrat in his life endorsed our candidacy. i know six of the seven mayors and hampton roads. why? because we work together to get things done. we will not have a government shutdown. the only one on this page that almost had the effect was ken cuccinelli. when he almost derailed the whennia barlett -- budget, he tried to defund planned parenthood. he is the only one on stage would actually try to shut down the government. i think it is a disgrace what is going on in washington. i placed a pox on everybody's house, it is not working. --uestration should never these issues we have going -- supposed to be so onerous that it would never happen and now it happening.ot what is these things should never be used as bargaining chips for our budget. until they get it resolved, i say shame on everybody. presidentng the question mark >> shame on everybody and delegates them. >> julie has the next question. >> we will talk a little bit more about medicaid. as everyone knows, next week in roll in for the

cable partners, for the next half hour we will explore the history and literary scene of this virginia city located about 45 miles south of the nation's capital. we will explore how media coverage has affected the election and meet other authors who help us understand the roots. >> james monroe is president of the united states, born in virginia in 1768. he visited fredericksburg for about three years during the 1780s. >> we begin our special look at fredericksburg as we learn about james farmer. >> i wept during some speeches, especially during the speech of a rabbi and walter rizzo of the united autoworkers, and particularly during the now famous speech of martin luther king jr. certainly in my memory, a time when people become larger than themselves and maybe the coin a phrase, larger than life. because hundreds of thousands, white and black, prompted them to believe in something that was outside of themselves and bigger than they. >> james farmer taught from 1985 until just before he passed away in the summer of 1999. he was an incredible teacher and lecturer. i would argue that his tim

her 12-year-old son, khalid is suspended from the virginia beach city public school system.. after he and a friend are seen playing with a non-lethal, spring driven airsoft gun as they waited for the schoolbus. .....the children were not on school property.. but at khalid's home.. on carabllo's posted private property. (caraballo) "including my son. he is private property to me, he's my property. he is not the schools' until he is in their school and on their school bus.." all of this started with a call to 9-1-1 on september 9th.. a neighbor sees khalid doing this in his front yard.. (nats up full: "who is pointing the gun.. it looks like a target in a tree...) khalid admits shooting plastic pellets at two other friends that day, but says he never took the gun off the family's property.. and he calls the school system's decision, unfair. (khalid) "because we were in our yard. this had nothing to do with school. i didn't have any of this at the school at any time." but in a statement, the principal says other children were on their way to the bus stop. .when they were hit wit

for the mosque in virginia beach will begin by spring. the city council gave the green light yesterday. some neighbors opposed the plan saying they are more concerned about traffic than religion. more than 12,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer each year in the u.s., and for thousand of them die from it. to ae introducing you local woman who has survived this and now working to make sure the numbers go down. >> when it comes to gynecological cancers, perhaps cervical cancer being the one talked about the most. bring you one woman's story entire she says it can happen to anyone. all over is the joy of their mother's life. she had the twins a few months before she was diagnosed with cervical cancer. >> a month later i had a radical hysterectomy. she said she knew something was wrong when she had random pleading not associated with her monthly. . at first i spurs did not know it was cancer. >> i walked out of the office knowing something was wrong. >> even more confusing, her pap smear came back clear. it was not clear at first that her type

just last week in virginia beach, the mayor, republican mayor of the largest city in virginia who hasver endorsed a democrat in his life, mayor will sessions, endorsed our candidacy. i now have six of the seven mayors in hampton roads. why? they know we worked together to get things done. we won't have any government shutdown. the only one on this stage that almost have that effect was ken cuccinelli. when you almost get the virginia budget when he was trying to defund planned parenthood. so he's the only one on the stage that has tried to shut down our government. i think it's a disgrace was going on in washington. it's not working. it's just not working as it is today. sequestration should never, these issues that we have going on. it was supposed to be so onerous that they would never happen. it's now having. these things should never be used as bargaining chips for our budget. so until they get a result i say shame on everybody. >> moderator: including the president? mcauliffe: on everyone until this gets done. >> we will talk more about medicaid presently knows next week enrollme

virginia. the fredericksburg city council approved a preliminary agreement for a new ballpark to house the minorgue baseball team. they need to submit that agreement to major league baseball if they want to move from maryland to fredericksburg. >>> the obama administration says drug testers need to do a better job testing for sin is nett synthetic marijuana. they release add study conducted in our area. res researchers who tested d.c. men on parole or probation found that more than a third of them tested positive for synthetic marijuana but still passed a traditional drug test. this could mean noncrippminals o take drug tests like hospital workers may be using synthetic marijuana. >>> today the human rights campaign and d.c. public schools will team up to prevent bullying. the lesbian and gay civil rights group will premiere a new short film at 4:00 at cleveland elementary school. it is called what can we do? >>> some maryland residents who attended state and local fairs this summer walked away with more than cotton candy. they found money they didn't know they were owed by the state. officials

being held in pennsylvania and memorials for guard and knight will be held in virginia -- >> council members want the city to stay open if the federal government shuts down and one council member is ready to go shale -- jail if he has to. we'll breakdown their plans next. >> hi, laura. >> do you seem to be asking would -- where do i put my keys? coming up the new app that will help you track down your missing stuff in seconds. >> plus if you like singing in the shower we have the new high-tech device that will have you hitting the right notes as you rinse away. the next great thing you decide. coming up. >> sue. >> do not let my husband see that app. we'll never hear the end of it at palka central. what a beautiful day. we climbed to the 70s after our chilliest night since may 26. it's chilly out there tonight. we have a couple tweaks to the forecast. especially as we get closer to the weekend. i'll detail that at 10:00. >>  i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia

cities. it is a fact of life which we must stop accepting. the navy yard, sandy hook, aurora, virginia, the streets of our cities...why is it that every time we let ourselves backed inured to the horrific violence and the tragic consequences and the tragic occurrences never seem to move us any closer to ensuring that guns don't get into the hands of criminals or mentally unstable people? i don't know the answer. i do know this: the time it happened this time within the view of our capitol dome and i, for one, will not be silent about the fact that the time has come for action. thank you. >> ladies and gentleman, as the admiral has indicated, our nea lost 12 teammates here in the attack on monday. they were members of our navy family. these were our shipmates. they are mothers and fathers, sons and daughters going to work to provide for their families and serve their nation. the nature of our navy family is that we serve together and we depend on each other in times of need. we celebrate each other's successes and our triumphs and we grieve together in times of sorrow. these shipmates d

cities. but it's a fact of life which we must stop accepting. the navy yard, sandy hook, aurora, virginia tech, columbine. the streets of our cities. why is it that every time we seem to let ourselves become -- to the horrific violence these places represent? why is it these tragic cgic con kwenss never seem to move us any closer to assuring that guns don't get into the hands of criminals or mentally unstable people? i don't know the answer. but i knew -- i do know this. that the time -- this time it happened within the view of our capitol dome. and i, for one, will not be silent about the fact that the time has come for action. thank you. >>> ladies and gentlemen, as admiral hilaride has indicated, our navy lost 12 teammates during monday's attack. these were members of our navy family. these were our shipmates. they are mothers and fathers, sons and daughters, going to work to provide for their families and serve their nation. the nature of our navy family is that we serve together and we depend on each other in times of need. we celebrate each other's successes and our triumphs and we

cities. siemens. answers. >>> a northern virginia high school student is found stabbedd to death..morning the police are are asking for your help. >>> as the country remembers the victims of the nave iyard iyar shooting and the call for actioi by the president continues right now. >>> good morning, straight up, 6:00 right now. a live look at the u.s. capital dome where a lot is going to be happening at the hill. we will keep you informed onr

. >> more than a decade ago, the city of alexandria is the first city in virginia where the local government decided it would have a living wage for all of its contract employees. and so there's this mandate that dates back more than a decade in the city of alexandria, where people do recycling, janitorial services, they have a living wage. arlington followed suit. there are a number of localities in virginia. the federal government could use that as a model. >> speaking of making money, let's talk about these traffic cameras. >> right. >> to actually hear someone say -- i mean leave the city because of these traffic -- are they -- we only have about a minut minute. >> and hopefully not speeding. what do you think, quickly, 30 seconds for each of you? >> there are a lot of complaints of people, the way people drive today. >> good thing or bad thing? >> well, what do you mean, the cameras? >> yes. >> good thing in many communities, in many neighborhoods, because people go through these neighborhoods like they're on a racetrack. also the biggest thing, joe, they are ignoring the laws. and so,

every day fact of and the he district nation's big cities but it's a fact of life which we must stop accepting. sandy hook, , aurora aurora, virginiaof ourne and the streets cities. we undergo ery time this horrific violence, they closereem to move us any to ensuring that guns don't get the hands of criminals or mentally unstable people. the answer. that this ow this, time it happened within the view capitol dome and i for one would not be silent about fact that the time has come for action. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, as navy l has indicated, our lost 12 teammates during monday's attack. members of our navy their our shipmates, mothers and fathers and sons and daughters going to work to families and e serve their nation. you know the nature of our navy we serve together and we depend on each other in times of need. we celebrate each other's triumphs and grieve together in times of sorrow. these ship mates dedicated their careers to building and maintaining the finest navy in the world. they worked alongside one another for a purpose greater simply put ves they're the best naval .ngineering team in the world repairs and pla

virginia. the fred ricks wurg city council approved a preliminary agreement for a new ballpark to house a minorgue baseball team. the suns need to submit that afwre agreement to major league baseball. >>> d.c. city leaders will join executives from marriott to celebrate a milestone in the construction of the district's largest hotel. at 10:00 a.m. they will hold a topping off ceremony at the marriott marquee site near the washington convention center in northwest a. crane will lift a ceremonial beam on top of that 14-story building signifying construction has reached its full height. the hotel is set to open in the spring. >>> gambling near the district. the details we expect today about a possible casino project at the national harbor. >>> and do you see abraham lincoln in this photo? the big moment in u.s. history some experts think this picture shows. >>> good morning. the eastern sky painted with brush strokes of color early on this wednesday morning. temperatures right now are down into the 40s much of the region. >>> welcome back. the man who rushed to help a british tourist who was hit b

a few clouds over central and southwestern virginia, even into north carolina. clear skies over the city and across our viewing area. no clouds similar to yesterday morning. kids bundle up heading out the door. it is chilly. by this afternoon for recess time, pleasant. temperatures in the upper 60s. highs right around 72 degrees. tonight, clear and chilly. tomorrow, mostly sunny. and we stay in this dry weather pattern. maybe a few more clouds. into the weekend, things look spectacular. feeling nice in the afternoon. let's turn to amanda meadows. >> right now, pretty beautiful on the roadways. we're starting to build. we're going to start off with a shot from our traffic tracker. we have a photographer manning the roadways. this is a shot from him as he comes into the outer loop. you can see, very light conditions there. look like it might be moderate. heading into the opposite direction, you can see things are looking great this morning in those local lanes. no big problems or delays. we also have got 66 building just a little westbound through manassas. that is due to a repaving operat

today in new york city, and around the country, in shanksville, pennsylvania, at the pentagon, building in virginiaall in new york city. we think about this very dark day for human beings. the crystal clear views of what happens in lower manhattan that day. the ones that could be seen, just by regular people from just turning your head and looking. those crystal clear views were from brooklyn. to which so many people made the crossing that day in fear and shock. you could see the towers on 9/11 better from brooklyn than from anywhere in manhattan. here in new york city beyond the official history of the attack, the official history and national response and what all the leaders did, there is the human history among us of people walking home. walking away. crossing the east river. crossing the hudson river. walking of and down the spine of manhattan. but wherever you were, that day could seem dark in a way that few other days could. and it still does. even this many years later. walt whitman wrote about that idea too in the same poem -- "it is not upon you alone the dark patches fame. the dark threw

. >> for more information on booktv's recent visit to fredericksburg, virginia, and the many other cities visited by our local content vehicles, go to c-span.org/localcontent. >> the chapter on capitalism i wrote because i was worried that people in business, first in business, personal, there are very few people in government ever been in business because it's hard. it easy for an academic to go into business. they can leave and come back to their world. it's easier for water to going to government and think about. it's it's very hard for a business person if they're a small businessperson it's their business and they have to be there. if there in a larger corporation, then they get knocked off the ladder and they are out. and it's very hard to read and agree. has resulted people in this is who -- i'll admit it, confession is good for the soul my wife tells me, but if you are in government looking at business, you understand it intellectually, but it's one dimensional. you don't have any idea what delay does. if you're in government what government delay does to business be doing any ide

a commercial real estate broker from chesapeake city, virginia, wrote on september 20, 2013 -- "i wantto share with you how obamacare is affecting my business. i'm a commercial real estate broker in virginia, and i'm already feeling the effects of this disastrous bill. i am currently in the process of analyzing an apartment portfolio for sale for a client and recently the occupancy has dropped dramatically in this class c low-income community. the community is not subsidized, as these tenants are paying out of pocket for rent. most of the tenants' work in fast food, janitorial and low-paying service-related jobs. a great deal of them had their hours cut to 29.5 hours per week and cannot pay the rent. our occupancy has dropped as well as the income. our management company has reached into the city of richmond for rent assistance for these tenants but to no avail. not only are these people going to be forced into government housing, but my client will realize a smaller equity harvest. this is a disaster, and it affects everyone. as you can see by this scenario, many are affected by this

virginias. cloudy skies across much of new york state. new york city, by monday we're talking clear skies with a daytime high of 68 and it's looking nice and sunny. take aa look across the north central plains. the cold front pushed through yesterday so we do see a difference in temperatures with the winds pushing in north northwest. fargo, 12 degree difference from yesterday, tulsa 14 degree difference. we will continue to bring you the latest on the tropical system brewing in the pacific. usagi making its way to hong kong, heavy torrential rain. back to you richelle. >> thank you jelelah. fall harvest in the gulf fails to reap the usually result. why the lack of scrimp and crab may cost consumers more. [[voiceover]] no doubt about it, >> we have been following the breaking news of the morning. gunmen stormed a nairobi shopping mall. police have moved into the mall to try to flush out the attackers. out into the streets to get away from the shooting. the kenyan ministry of the interior said the are attack could be from the terrorists,. >>> for the fal

city. rain showers will dry up in the western virginia mountains. no threat of rain with this. they be a bit of cloud cover to obstruct our view of the full harvest moon. i think we will be able to see a pretty good look at it tonight. it is the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox. that happens on sunday. tonight's full moon is the harvest moon and 45 in the suburbs. if the five for loews downtown. -- 55 for lows downtown. this front should hold until the next front approaches. we are not expecting that to get here until sometime over the weekend. our temperatures will come up a little bit. it will be a nice, bright, sunny day tomorrow. a few sparkles in the mountains of thursday and friday. lots of sunshine east of the mountains until the front pushes in our direction on sunday. a chance for some showers. that will probably last until the first half of sunday. the weekend gets a little unsettled. hopefully, you can enjoy the beautiful weather before then. sunny skies, 72-77 tomorrow. inside of the south at less than 10 miles per hour. waves running less than one foot. mo

the navy yard, sandy hook, aurora, virginia tech, columbine, the streets of our cities. why is it that these tragic consequences and these tragic occurrences never seem to move us any closer to insuring that guns don't get into the hands of criminals or mentally unstable people? i don't know the answer, but i do know this, that this time it happened within the view of our capitol dome, and i for one will not be violent about the fact that the time has come for action. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, as the admiral indicated we lost 12 teammates. these were members of our navy family. these were our ship mates. they are mothers and fathers, sons and daughters going to work to provide for their families and serve their nation. you know, the nature of our navy family is that we serve together, and we depend on each other in times of need. we celebrate each other's successes and our triumphs, and we grieve together in times of sorrow. now these ship mates dedicated their careers to building and maintaining the finest navy in the world. they worked along side one another

virginia? >>> not something you see every day in the steel city of pittsburgh, a 40-foot-tall rubber ducky floatingntown drawing crowds to watch it go by. it's there to open a local arts festival. it's the idea of a dutch artist. other ducks have floated in other harbors around the world since '07. what would jack lambert have said about that back in the day? >>> george washington has been out of office for 216 years. finally today he got his own presidential library housing his books and papers on his mount vernon estate near alexandria, virginia. 45,000 square feet supported by a $100 million fund-raising campaign in private donations. >>> and a better than average week for our friend tina fey. she started it off winning an emmy for her work on "30 rock." she'll end it by hosting the 39th season premiere of "snl." featuring six new cast members this year plus she'll be joining seth meyers at the weekend update desk. don't forget musical guest arcade fire. >>> when we come back here tonight, the moment that brought tens of thousands to tears. a final good-bye from one of the good guys in all of sp

wouldn't be surprised if parts of frederick or even the east and west virginia panhandle, western maryland toward winchester, stephen city, cross junction, even -- look at manassas. there was some patchy frost this morning. that would be fairly isolated. locally down to 43 in leesburg. manassas we saw 39 with the 40 in germantown. 47 for arlington this morning. even a chilly start for waldorf and baden and bowie all at 44 degrees this morning. one more look at the glow in the eastern horizon on our michael & son weather camera. mainly clear skies right now. 51 degrees at reagan national with a north, northwesterly wind at 6 and the dew point of 45. we've cleared out. still have some clouds off to the southwest and southwestern virginia with the fog also extending into the mountains. but really for us, high pressure in control. and it's going to stay in control. so we're not going to have any real significant weather headed our way. not just for the next few days but probably right through the weekend. there is going to be a storm system that's going to be developing down across areas coming out the mississippi valley. yo

virginia. slow traffic coming up from dale city off and on lorton, newington and spring field.k to you guys. >> thanks, monika. >>> time to put away the sun dresses, the sandals, shorts and t-shirts and pull out your fall attire. what's this season's new black? back again with us this morning with suggestions on what everyone should have in their closet is monika barnett, blueprint for styles image curator. monika, good to see you. we got the memo on red. red is always a good color. >> exactly. >> but what are the fall trends? >> we've got five real key fall essentials. the first one we'll talk about is leather. it's inherently edgy but has some subtle tones of sophistication. the second one you'll see is blue. what i'm talking about specifically is cobalt blue. it's bold but businesslike. it's one of mrs. obama's favorite colors. we have the new power suit and for any woman eight a dress. -- woman it's a dress. and then the grownup sweat shirts. if you love comfortable and casual but also says khic. i'm -- chic. >> who do we start with? >> amir. amir he's showing us a plaid sh

city. you've got it all wrong! we're not attacking in new york. we're attacking in virginia. that's ridiculous, james. army 500 miles in the height of summer? hah! no, my friend, we're going to retake new york city and win this war. whoa! [thud] washington's officer: sir, some of the men are betting each other on whether we're marching to new york or virginia. excellent! and our spies are spreading the word that we'll attack new york. our only hope is to be well on our way to virginia before the british realize that's where we plan to attack them! [men grunting] british soldier: right! put your back into it, men! that's more like it! cornwallis: lieutenant, i will not have any more british soldiers die of heat stroke digging our trenches and building our fortifications. you will immediately replace them with negro soldiers. gottfried hilz: present arms! right face! forward, march! halt! what is this? too many british soldiers are dying out there, so they're sending us in their place. that is not right. [cheering] [horse neighs] james: you look pleased, joseph plumb martin. and why should i not be? we'

city services. >>> right now the top two candidates for governor in virginia are squaring off in their first primetime debate. the latest polls show democrat terry mcauliffe is building a bit of a lead over his republican challenger ken cuccinelli thanks mainly to female voters. tonight's debate is at the fairfax chamber of commerce. our peggy fox will have highlights at 11:00. >>> now to kenya where the fbi is collecting fingerprints and dna to help determine the identities and nationalities of the terrorists and their victims in the nairobi shopping mall. authorities are denying the terrorist claims they used chemical weapons to end the siege that killed more than 70 people. al-shabaab militants claim kenyan forces demolished part of the mall burying over 100 hostages. the somali based terror group said it separated the muslims from foreigners and let the muslims go. five gunmen were killed and 10 others are in custody. >>> a look behind the scenes in our nation's terrorist screening center better known as the tsc. this thing was created right after september 11th and is designed to prevent attacks

cities. siemens. answers. i was honored to serve as governor of virginia.e brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. >>> 15 before the hour now. syrian president bashar al assad says the rebels were behind last month's deadly chemical weapons attack. he told venezuela's state run tv network that rebels have admitted they brought chemical weapons into syria. assad also warned that the rebels or terrorists, as he calls them, would attack any united nations inspectors who come to dismantle the chemical arsenal. iraq's foreign minister urging countries not to arm syrian rebels. he warns that those weapons could wind up in the h

this morning, and even a sprinkle or two across southwest west virginia, and it's not going to amount to much, and td system will move out to cityn quite a bit of sunshine. we will be right back at it fori a few weeks. week 62 in annapolis.ol. temperatures were from where they were had of a few hours ago, 54 at dulles and a few 40s winchester at 40, and a 44 degrees out to the west. there's the cloud cover and it's a weak storm system, we had a ha couple of sprinkles across central virginia this morning,mn and those are quickly dissipating and just looking att dry air off to the north reinforcing that push the system to the south and east, we arewe not expecting any rain here he today, once we get into the late morning and early afternoon,noo, much this cloud cover will be pushed to the south and east. we will start partly cloudy and turn sunny through the day today, as high pressurere continues to control the weather for the foreseeable future.ture. the next seven days, there's non a lot of slimmingness, or any sliminess anytime soon. high pressure, i mentioned the storm to the south and east. it did develop to a storm syster a

cities. siemens. answers. i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's t the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let idideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. it showtime! wheel... of... fortune! ♪ wow! (screams)

and his family all that stuff, that same business man also bought the virginia first lady a second $15,000 shopping trip to new york city, which she apparently did not use. maybe no more room in the closet. but the timing on attorney general ken cuccinelli coming clean this week on his gifts from the same guy, the timing on this is a little weird. it has been two months since the governor finally apologized for his role in this scandal and paid back some of the loot he took, but ken cuccinelli, he also took a bunch of loot from that same guy which he says he is only paying back now. two months after bob mcdonald did. ken cuccinelli took rides in a private jet and a vacation for himself and his family at a lake side villa and a big catered thanksgiving dinner. he also took thousands of dollars worth of the tobacco related somebody. also held $10,000 worth of stock in the company. he later went back and amended those forms saying he had just forgotten about the stock. he also did not initially disclose all the thousands of dollars of gifts from the company. he waited until gifts from the company blew up as a huge scandal

virginia forests on the banks of the potomac river. he immediately sends to the designer of washington maps of european cities he has collected on his trip. a stream of suggestions and ideas for the new city flows from jefferson's pen. recalling paris, he suggests that rows of poplar trees be planted along pennsylvania avenue, enhancing the grand boulevard that will link the executive and legislative branches of the new government. he suggests that lots in the city be a minimum of 50 feet wide. he sketches several ideas of his own for the town, favoring a block plan running east and west at the confluence of the potomac and anacostia rivers. when major pierre l'enfant lays his own wide radial streets over the blocks, there emerges the most famous city plan in america. jefferson now proposes a design competition for the president's house, submitting his own palladian entry anonymously. though he endorses the winning design by james hoban, when he takes up residence in this building a decade later as president, he immediately calls on architect benjamin latrobe to help him add terraces and a portico. again, jefferson finds many ways to imp

in fact, virginia closed down -- virginia passed along in 1959 saying no county or city needs to provide public education for anybody. if you want, you can shut down your school system. back in 1951 barbara joan was concerned about the inequality of school facilities with black and white schools. what happened was in virginia at the time you were only required to provide schooling from grades k-8. after that you could send them off to work in the fields or farms or factories or to do nothing. there was one school system in virginia that did offer k-12 education for blacks, and that was in prince edward county. that is why the schools were so overwhelmed. and so robert john intelligently organized a boycott of the school until blacks would get equal facilities. she went with her group of supporters to the naacp asking support. they said, we will support you, but we won't support for separate but equal. we will only support if you join this lawsuit that we think will make it to the united states supreme court and become a litigant in the case that will become known as brown versus board of

also is with the small geography we have, right between maryland and virginia, that people can locate stores right outside the city, within a matter of minutes of so many people who live in this city, that frankly had this bill passed the stores that were located would have paid whatever prevailing wage or minimum wage was required in those states and avoided this law that would have been passed in the strict of columbia. so we would have lost the business, probably lost a lot of the jobs and had people still going outside the city, spending their money. >> neil: a lot of the unions upset. one quoted as saying the mayor will rue this day for the rest of his life. >> i believe that i made the right decision. this decision was made in order to be able to create jobs for people who live in the district of columbia and to continue economic development. we have areas in our city, we have ward 8, the most economically challenged, which has a 22% unemployment rate. we have other areas that are 12%, 15's. we try to create jobs and opportunities for people and this is a way of being able to do that. >> mayor, very good hav

city blew up in draft riots 10 days after the battle. if robert e. lee had been crossing with the army of northern virginia, the susquehanna river on that day instead as he was crossing the potomac in retreat, then it might well have been the army of northern virginia which was called in to restore order in new york city rather than union veterans fresh from their victory at gettysburg. gettysburg did not end the war in one stroke but it was decisive enough to restore the sinking morale of the union, decisive enough to keep at bay the forces which hoped that lincoln could be persuaded to revoke emancipation. decisive enough to make people look back and understand that the confederacy would never be able to mount a serious invasion again. lincoln however was not satisfied with a, decisive enough result. why do i have this strange feeling that there may be some unreconstructed conderate veterans -- [laughter] who are getting in a last word on this subject? lincoln was not satisfied with a decisive enough result. after a 10-day pursuit which ended with the army of the potomac backing lee's army into a pocket

virginia. animal rights activists in san francisco have passed a resolution now condemning it. and want the city'st out of any advertising. tour officials say that is a violation of their first amendment rights. >>> governor brown has handed a major victory to hollywood. actresses like halle berry and jennifer garner testified before the legislation in support of an antipaparazzi bill. the governor has signed that into law. >>> there has been a breach in security. schaub manages about 40,000 accounts it bought from wind haven back in 2011. and now it's sending warning notices to customers. someone access a web server that is being maintained by a contractor and the intruder may have gained access to names, account numbers, and investment services. >>> the retail section of that old chocolate factory has a new owner. james town properties paid $60 million for the land. 12 buildings and a parking structure on the waterfront. they plan to work with historic consultants and spend millions to revive the property. >>> residents feel like they are being unfairly kicked out of their own homes. >>> there i

virginia. northbound 95 looking great here in spring field. there are no issues coming up from dale cityht up the line to 395 and the 14th street bridge. back to you, andrea and mike. >> thank you, monika. >>> we're less than one week away from a potential government shutdown. president obama's health care reform is the reason the deal can't get double. republicans want to pass a bill but one that doesn't fund obama care. >> the democrats of course say that's a non-starter. that's not going to happen in the senate. texas senator ted cruz doesn't care. he is going to speak nonstop till he can no longer stand. he is of course wanting to defund obama care at all costs. he took the floor yesterday at around 2:40 in the afternoon and take a listen. >> to make them dependent on government. madam president, i cannot tell you how many times i have said thank the good lord, that when my teenage was a -- my dad was a teenage immigrant-- >> he is still talking. that's him live on the floor. he's been talking close to 14 hours now. he's doing anything he can to try to get this thing defunded but he'

and his family all that stuff, that same business man also bought the virginia first lady a second $15,000 shopping trip to new york city, which she apparently did not use. maybe no more room in the closet. but the timing on attorney general ken cuccinelli coming clean this week on his gifts from the same guy, the timing on this is a little weird. it has been two months since the governor finally apologized for his role in this scandal and paid back some of the loot he took, but ken cuccinelli, he also took a bunch of loot from that same guy which he says he is only paying back now. two months after bob mcdonald did. ken cuccinelli took rides in a private jet and a vacation for himself and his family at a lake side villa and a big catered thanksgiving dinner. he also took thousands of dollars worth of the tobacco related subpoenament that this guy's company makes. also held $10,000 worth of stock in the company. which he initially did not put them on his financial disclosure forms. he later went back and amended those forms saying he had just forgotten about the stock. he also did not initially disclose all the thousand

virginia? >>> if you have not made plans for friday night, let me tell you about a rare treat that is happening in our city at the kennedy center friday night beginning at 8 p.m. in the concert hall. i'm talking about the shen young symphony orchestra. and here to tell me more about it is dung sean. thank you for being here. i've been to the dance performances. i have not had the privilege of hearing the orchestra. but i understand the music is absolutely beautiful. >> the music is absolutely beautiful. as a matter of fact, the music to your ear has a new meaning. you said you have seen the show before. >> yes. >> and accompanied by live orchestra. and this symphony orchestra is a combination of the four different together. full size 100 member. the sound is so different. >> really? and they will be performing some known pieces by beethoven. >> yes. >> but also other music. >> oh, yes. the program feature not only the familiar pieces but also original composition from the shenwin production. they combine beauty of the chinese melodies. the exquisite beauty with the grand dios power of the symphony orchestr