very... >> warner: all of them? >> almost, a majority of them.least a majority of those who control any territory in syria, are either isis or jabhat al- nusra or other fringe al-qaida groups. >> warner: al-qaida-linked groups. >> we do not believe that supporting these groups will help the process of democratization and respect for the will of the people in syria. >> warner: but you are a major patron-- you are a major patron of the syrian government? can you not use your influence with the syrian government to in fact encourage them, force them to make such an inclusive arrangement with their own opposition? >> actually, nobody can force anybody in our region. we have influence in iraq, we have influence in syria, we have influence in the region. the reason we have influence is that we do not impose our will on the countries in the region. >> warner: well, but many would point out that the shiite-backed hezbollah fighters have in fact moved up from lebanon to assist president assad, but let me move on to the nuclear issue. one reason you're her

earlier today, our chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner asked about that, the u.s. strategy in fighting the islamic state militant group, and why tehran has ruled out working with washington to defeat the organization. >> warner: minister zarif, thank you for joining us. >> very good to be with you. >> warner: today, france joined the u.s. in launching airstrikes in iraq against the isis militants. do you think that's going to be an effective strategy to counter these militant forces? >> well, i believe the international community should come to realize that this is a common threat, a common challenge and it requires a

the war is very expensive. >> warner: for you?. >> warner: now the latest sanction that were posed a couple weeks ago, the u.s. and e.u. made very clear that if president putin carried out the 12 point peace plan, which really has to do with the situation in the east, that those particular sanctions could be lifted, would you support that? the definition what does it mean for me to change the course. it means that we restore the control over ukrainian territory, that we take back crimea. >> warner: that's a big one. president obama didn't mention taking back crimea. >> but as far as i understand that's what he is thinking about. >> warner: let me ask you about steps your government's taking. for example, the parliament passed a bill a couple weeks ago limited autonomy for these eastern regions during the donetsk lugansk. is that a prelude to the dissolution of part of ukraine? >> that's what russia wants. to get another frozen conflict in europe. we are not allowed to legitimize this frozen conflict. >> warner: but if we look ahea

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margaret warner is in new york for the u.n.hering. >> we come together at a crossroads between war and peace; between disorder and integration; between fear and hope. >> warner: that stark statement headlined the president's address on a raft of major dangers facing the world. starting with the renewed confrontation between russia and the west. mr. obama accused moscow of endangering the post-war order with its aggressive actions in ukraine. >> this is a vision of the world in which might makes right. a world in which one nation's borders can be redrawn by another. america and our allies will support the people of ukraine as they develop their democracy and economy. we will reinforce our nato allies, and uphold our commitment to collective defense. >> warner: but the bulk of the speech was a direct challenge to arab and muslim states to oppose what the president called a growing threat to global progress. >> that is the cancer of violent extremism that has ravaged so many parts of the muslim world. >> warner: he insisted again

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but senator mark warner weighs in on -- >> senator mark warner weighs in on missing military cars. >>a middle school homework assignment in one d.c. school is causing a -- an uproar on social media. >> tonight, the teacher is apologizing after an assignment compared hitler with president bush. >> samatha northwest washington dc with the story -- washington, d.c. with the story. >> helicopter is passing over thet now, but outside of school, it the school system sent this letter home with young people today because of a controversial assignment from a sixth-grade teacher to her students. >> students going for a brief outing today. their school, mckinley middle, is the vocus of a question about a teacher's judgment. rep mark jonesd e echo -- mark jones -- >> i don't think i was a fair comparison at all. according to the school, they hitlerread a paper about invading and george bush invading iraq and the students were to compare the leaders. >> is not ok, especially for this cool students -- for the students at such a young age. >> the school agreed with them. they released this statement

senator mark warner supported the measure. >> this has to be more than an american struggle. we need the iraqis to step up and defend their own country in an inclusive way. we need those gulf states not to just put forward dollars, but to actually have some skin in the game. >> reporter: his opponent, republican ed gillespie, wants more congressional involvement in the matter. >> i would have supported that measure. i also believe that the president should come forward and seek authorization for the use of force against isil or isis as well. >> reporter: the local candidates gave their stands on numerous issues today at a forum sponsored by wusa9 and local chambers of commerce. the forum focused on business issues and the candidates disagreed on numerous topics, one of them the affordable care act. >> what i hear constantly across virginia is they're tired of this being a political football. they're tired of the crowd that says don't change a word or the crowd that says let's appeal it 50 times a day. just fix it. >> i talk to people all the time, particularly small business

margaret warner has the story. >> warner: you think you know them, three icons from one extended patricianily, all ambitious, teddy, the boisterous rough rider and western adventurer who used the bully pulpit as a republican president to press social reform, franklin del know, elected president as a democrat during america's worst economic depression, who took america to war and died before it ended. the nation's longest-serving president ever, despite being afflicted by polio all his adult life. and eleanor, teddy's favorite niece and fdr's wife, who broke the mold to create the modern first lady, a liberal champion of civil and human rights and a u.s. delegate to the united nations. they shaped america's transformation during the first half of the 20th century, but do you really know them? now you can through a sweeping new documentary series "the roosevelts," produced by ken burns, airing this week on most pbs stations. i spoke with ken burns yesterday at the warner theater in washington, d.c. ken burns, thank you for joining us. >> it's my pleasure. >> now, all three of these historica

comcast and time warner cable. >> steve: not a single player could penetrate the line. but as coach gimcracjim cracoli explains. >> we have video to work on. >> steve: here's what happened. >> as the player was running off the field, their break away banner didn't. so like compaktd cars on a foggy freeway it resulted in a 20 kid pileup. the you tube video went viral, and some of the kids frp initially embarrassed. by week's end, they were more fired up than ever. >> if you fall, you get right back up. >> you get up and try again. >> steve: which is why the kids say the banner hasn't seen the last of them. >> we have to keep on doing them. >> steve: they're going to take another run at it next weekend. in the meantime the coach is trying to figure out what went wrong? >> this banner is made to fall apart. >> steve: i see that. >> it's a good question. >> steve: after studying the game tape, the coach is convinced the problem was the orientation of the same. it should have been the other way around. >> it tears easie

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senate candidate incumbent mark warner and ed gillespie addressed that issue today. >> reporter: the highway trust fund runs out next may. between now and then what do you do? >> the house funded it without increasing the gas tax. so it can be done in the short term, but every time someone says let's do these solutions, they say it takes too long and that's why they never get started. it's time to start these common sense solutions. we can support the house's proposal i believe saturday mail delivery and other thing, they were able to fund it in the short term without a gasoline tax increase. >> i'm all for moving towards electric vehicles and natural gas vehicles, but we need to any -- to think on a comprehensive basis going forward how everybody has got some skin in the game. i don't think we've got the idea yet, but we'll have to find permanent funding. >> at 7:00 we'll look at what both candidates think about the redskins name. i'm peggy fox, back to you. >> i should note neither man was ever on the stage at the same time. one of these forums had 1 come on and talk. that was how

democratic senator mark warner and republican challenger ed gillespie took part in a forum on a subject, mainly, the economy. >> my opponent has spent his whole career as a partisan political operative. he sees everything through the lens of republican versus democrat. >> senator will tell you he's been bipartisan. he is not aime senator he said he would be. >> senator warner has consistently held a large lead in the polls, showing him up 20% i points. the ebolattle outbreak. service members will deploy in the next 30 days. and the center for the epidemic will set up facilities and a training teams to help local officials treat ebola patients. 3000 troops will take part in the mission. doug will let us know. >> the find out game for the washington redskins, how good kirk cousins really is. out if deseannd jackson is going to play. he says yes, the coaches not so sure. >> is rare to hear someone that has worked at the same place for 10 or 20 years, let alone 35. tommy mcfly has a take on a man to travelers and locals every need. >> come on in. this is where i live. >> the four seasons op

warner taking the lead across the board. when you separate between men and women he leads among the genders. here's a look at the numbers. 48% of likely voters say they would vote for warner. 39% saying they would vote for robert sargas. 77% of those polled say they have made their final decisions. there are not going to be changing their minds on this. also looking at character traits. warner came out strong. a lot say he's trustworthy, honest and a good leader. >> thanks, richard. it is 6:16. tensions between the community and police in ferguson, missouri are high this morning. earlier this week, stores were vandalized. three people were arrested. a brand jury may not rule whether to charge officer darren wilson until november. wilson shot and killed michael brown in august. three people arrested a as they voiced their outrage towards police department. federal investigators are meeting with citizens. >> i was handcuffed, push up against the car. i gave my i.d. cooperated with everything. they treated me like crap. treated

comcast and time warner cable.ether is better for more people. >>> this was supposed to be the day maryland needed extra bandages, maybe even an extra stretch. this was the terps' first road trip in the big bad big-10! how could they compete? someone forgot to pack that narrative. terps invading wilmington, indiana today! dig, dig, digging in the scene! nice catch, and the td. brown sprained his wrist. we'll know more later. brandon rossi, 36 yards. marylandin ws 37-15! >>> nebraska destroyed in its first big-10 game in wisconsin in 2011. rutgers lost to penn state earlier this season. >>> virginia coming off a tough loss hosting kent here. thinking upset early! kennedy goes to the phone booth and turns into superman! . kent turned it over five times. 45-13. >>> virginia tech hosting western michigan. why is she so happy? a big old piece of beamer ball, that's why! special team, opening kickoff, extra point blocked. 6-0. isaiah forbe going up, 45-17 virginia tech. >>> navy grounded the last couple weeks, rutger, ke

a recent poll had warner with a lead of more than 20 points.arner leads the pack, with 48% of voters leaning towards him. ed gillespie is close on his tail with 39%. according to poll, warner leads gillespie when it companies y honesty, leadership and caring. >>> charges she helped kill her own mother. she's charged with conspiracy to commit mother. her mother, nancy, was found dead in her home on may 18th. she was a nurse at washington hospital center. another woman, christina brown, is also charged in this case. >>> and today we should learn more about why police -- a police officer shot a teen back in may. the commonwealth attorney will release the findings of a virginia state police investigation on this shooting. the officer says he shot the teen after he was lunged at with a knife. police say the teen was suicidal. he was a student at loudoun valley high school in leesburg. >>> a creepy discovery inside the naval academy. why midship machimen are being o leave behind everything and get out. >>> and rain beginning to end. a lack at when th

chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner has the details. >> warner: the signing ended months of uncertainty over what happens when the u.s.-led international mission officially ends, december 31st. u.s. ambassador james cunningham: >> the united states values its relationship with afghanistan and the afghan people, we are committed to a better future for afghanistan. our close defense and security >> warner: more than 2,200 american troops have died in the afghan war since 2001. at their peak, u.s. forces stood at 100,000 in 2011. the new deal will leave 9,800 americans and about 2,000 other n.a.t.o. forces there, to train and assist afghan units. newly inaugurated president ashraf ghani said today afghan sovereignty won't be compromised. >> ( translated ): the international forces are not allowed to enter in our holy sites and our mosques. integrity of our life and houses will be safe based on our constitutional values. >> warner: for months, former president hamid karzai refused to sign the accord. both ghani and his presidential rival, abdullah abdullah, supported it, but

the navy christened its newest submarine, the uss john warner, this evening in newport news. it is named after former virginia senator john warner, honoring his many years of service in the navy and marine corps before serving as secretary of the navy and entering politics in 1978. he retired in 2009 after serving 30 years in the u.s. senate. and emotional and failing in alexandria. a fascinating history behind this new dedication. and an update on the search for an airplane that crashed off the coast of jamaica. and new details into the joint river's death investig >> it was an emotional and failing in alexandria, -- an emotional and failing to dedicate the freedman cemetery memorial sculpture commemorating nearly 2000 people who died in alexandria during the civil war. kevin lewis explains how this piece of history was hidden for more than a quarter-century. >> a group united by genealogy marched to this historic plot of land, long forgotten. >> i'm glad to be here. >> her great-great-grandmother escape the shackles of slavery, finding freedom in alexandria. it was here tha

together with time warner cable we can bring the internet to millions more. i see myself as maybe an entrepreneur. comcast and time warner cable. together is better for more people. >>> welcome back. it's 5:45. d.c. mayoral candidate shared the stage for a debate. carol schwartz phone used on reintroducing herself to voter >> when you ran for council in 1997 you promised to make education your number one priority. you have no specifics, no plan. >> mr. catania wouldn't go because he was still sore after the baseball fight. that speaks to his temperament. >> i served on council in at-large position for four terms and established the department of the environment. >> news 4's tom sherwood moderated the debate. the candidates will be jockeying for position until november. 14% of voters are still undecided. and 16% say they could change their minds. >> meanwhile, a push to legalize marijuana in the district could be a success in november. nbc 4/washington post/marist poll asked voters would weather they would favor legalizing marijuana. 65% said yes. only 2% said

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mark warner wants to fix it. gillespie wants to replace it. >> i talk to people all the time, particularly small business owners, who are unable to hire as a result of the impact of the mandates in obamacare. i talked to people who have lost their insurance and lost the doctors that they trust and rely on because of the impact of that bill. i know people are working 28 hours a week instead of 40 hours a week as a result of it. i believe that we can do better. we can expand coverage to those who are unable to right now afford insurance through market oriented reforms that work. >> i went on the website. it was a challenge. it was a mess, but that's where i bought my family's plans, but with platinum, gold, silver and bronze you need a cheaper option. i go >>> shock, terror, screaming, crying, that is how passengers describe their reaction aboard jetblue flight that took off from long beach, california, yesterday. smoke filled the cabin after an engine apparently failed. passengers scrambled to put on oxygen masks

comcast and time warner cable.ether is better for more people. >>> all right, sports now. >> i want to sound like a cheerleader for a second. we have spirit. wooo, all right. nats back at home for the first time since clex clenching the division. fifth straight win. only glitch span left in the third banging his knee. fans spent more time on their feet than in their seat. this one ripped to center. here's denard span, he's diving for the catch. what a great catch. but look how hard he lands. he did leave the game. we're learning just a bad knee but he's not playing tomorrow. bottom five game tied. two on, two out. adam laroche launches this one, three-run shot. top nine, drew storen to close it out. bobby abreu rounds it out. nats take it 4-2 over the nets. >> he's not going to shy away just because it's this time of year. i wasn't concern wd hm hitting the wall, the way he went down was concerning. they're going to play. you can't play any differently. >> before tonight's game nats park was hosting the winter clas

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i'm mark warner, and i approve this message. >>> always watching. always tracking. wusa9's first alert weather. >> okay, live look outside. it's our live michael and son weather cam. we're in a nice groove here. temperatures running below average and we'll take it. right now, 79. the dew points are in the 40s. open the windows. not too far and turn the ac off. winds will calm down overnight. another perfect evening, but it will be cool. temperatures will fall quickly. dry air masses cool off quickly. bus stop temperatures 52 to 65. that is 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. at sweatshirt for the kids. grab a sweater is and sunglasses for yourself and yes, we are in a nice groove. for tonight, clear to partly cloudy, cool again. 52 to 62. winds out of the northeast at 5 to 10. by morning, mostly sunny. grab your shades, 52 to 72. winds turn a little bit more easterly at 10:00 and by afternoon, partly cloudy, pleasant, high temperatures around 75. winds out of the southeast at about 10. and not much wind tomorrow. not the breezes that we had today. so, next three days. yes, we ha

together with time warner cable we can bring the internet to millions more. i see myself as maybe an entrepreneur. comcast and time warner cable. together is better for more people. >>> breaking news, the u.s. secret service just put out an update on that the white house jumper, the secret service said he made it inside the white house. his name omar gonzalez, he is from texas. a law enforcement official tells nbc news the man wasn't holding anything in his hands but the situation will be closely reviewed by the secret service. again the president and his family were not in the white house at the time. >> a lot of questions about how that could happen. no questions it's a real gift for the station for 25 years. >> great working with you. we have best of dor ian. i love this. >> none of the worse. >> none of the worse. we're nice here. check out some of the hair dos. remember go to georgetown cupcakes and order a doreen cupcake. >> i've already eaten quite a few too. >> look at this. oh, there's no audio to this. thers doreen with jimmy fallon. explain your ha

comcast and time warner cable.r is better for more people. in cases of rape and incest, just like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. >>> we are excited. >> yeah we are. >> considering all the years we have something to really get excited about this is all the more welcome. >> 45 years finally something you haven't seen before. >> exactly right. i like that. >> let's put this all in perspective. >> let's do that. >> exactly one year ago, national cancelled the game against braves because of the awful shooting at the navy yard, tonight they become the 2014 nl east champs. knew it was under wraps, bottom four, justin upton swinging four strikeout, shutout innings. top of six now. desmond with a man on. he really wants this divi

so there's price -- >> time warner cable in particular.ng your punches. >> so that's why, you know, that's why espn can get $6 per sub per month because of that engagement with their fans. >> you've still got fios. >> comcast doesn't exist in my neighborhood. >> you heard going to paris and going back to -- you're going back to like the worst did -- >> i'm okay with it. i don't like cable vision. >> you know what joe? the reason that people only get excited about whatever the new technology is and says it's so much better. >> you haven't seen it yet. >> i've seen it. >> an x-1 box? >> incumbency is a powerful thing. it's going to take a long time for people to give up what they have that works to grab something new because it's better. >> let me tell you this. if i am sitting there watching -- if there's a letters and numbers, if you hit in three letters of whatever it is you want to watch, it comes up in a little box here and you press it there. that's all you need to do to go anywhere. you don't have to go to search. you just put in the

when you were at time warner, as well. talk about the merits of yahoo! aol in this cycle. >> first of all, it is a lot of fun when somebody throws a letter in like that. because the bulls and bears with respect to each stock come running, good or bad, so it's like a nice trial balloon and makes you think about what business are these two companies in? what's their strategy? and where are the ceos taking them? >> it's a lot of fun? i don't know if it's fun for marisa mier. >> yeah, but we have all been there. and you have to expect that. and it's bracing. because you have to respond. and that's why i said not that there's anything inevitable but once somebody lofts that into the cloud, it's likely some transactional thing will happen and what it causes you to do is go back, these are two what i call legacy internet companies. you know? you don't normally look at it that way. who were born pre-bubble. and just an interesting almost ironic historical fact is that during that period when the internet was coming an we thought it was going to disrupt everythin

that's also the story of... this virginian: mark warner, the governor who worked to turn... a record budget deficit into a surplus. now ranked one of... america's most bipartisan senators, he's working to create jobs, fix veterans' healthcare and cut... the national debt. i know you get a lot more done when you work together. i'm mark warner and i approve this message. in cases of rape and incest, just like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. >>> well, we woke up in a fall state of mind. >> yes, we did, and technically it's not here yet, but it's right on cue. time to bring in the small dogs and the plants and things like this. >> the tender vegetation. >> no, unss you're in the mountains tonight, there is a frost advisory in the mountains. it's 160 miles west of here. let's start with a live l

i'm mark warner, and i approve this message. >>> it is shopping. there are now online retailers that will send you clothes based on your personal preferences. how you can look great with not a whole lot of hassle. >> sharon has never decided what to enjoy to wear, but what she really hates is shopping for clothes. >> i'm lazy. i don't want to go to the store. i don't want to go through racks of clothes. i don't want to dress myself. >> so now she has someone else pick clothes for her. she signed up with the online retailers, stitch fix. customers fill out a survey with dozens of questions, including age, size, and budget. you can also pick out your favorite kind of styles. a computer algarhythm crunches the data. every month, a stylist sends her a box with clothes and accessories. plus, instructions on how to wear them together. >> and i don't have to think about clothing now. i have choices to wear. >> stitch fix is one of several online clothing companies that offer this type of personalized shopping. and retail analyst, wendy, says it appears to

in a new poll, they chose mark warner's lead may be narrowing. warner is a democrat. and quinnipiac university shows he still leads ed gillespie 48-39%. libtarian candidate at 6%. that nine-point difference in this poll is the closest warner and gillespie have been this election cycle. in fact, other recent surveys have shown warner with double digit leads. >>> to the weather, doug is here. and doug, are things only going to get better from here on out? >> they can't get much worse. >> exactly right. what a day we have had out there, accidents on the roads because of all of the rain. and we didn't see a ton of rain. we saw about a half inch in some locations, some places a little more. and we continue to see drizzle at this hour. we will continue to see that, i think, through the rest of the evening. but then skies are going to open up and i don't mean with rain. i mean with plenty of sunshine. and that's coming the next couple days. right now we are dealing with that drizzle and areas of plenty of cloud cover. credible currently sitting at 69 degrees, on the cool sid

comcast and time warner cable.her is better for more people. >>> so far this morning it's barely cool out there. we're seeing a lot of people in jackets and hoodies. but as the sun starts to come up, things will warm up as well. >> you have to be happy we're here. >> i am happy. i am. >> it is what it is right now. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here to help you get ready to face the take. >> one of my twitter followers said i just move here from south dakota and i love your weather. it has been absolutely gorgeous. this monitor behind me is running the latest european model. it shows this dry pattern continuing. up one chance of rain in the next seven days. not today. hour by hour, there is the capitol under a partly cloudy sky early on this friday morning. in the 50s now. by 8:00, it will be near 60 by noon. near 70. lots of sunshine through the day. beautiful afternoon. partly cloughy. low humidity peaking in the mid-70s by late afternoon. absolutely gorgeous. under a a partly cloudy sky. next weather

coming up next, senator mark forer -- warner takes up arlington after the suburb was recently called soulless. >> parents, listen up here and when it comes to kids and sex, there may be a new reason why they feel pressured. >> details and advice tonight from medical experts. >> research says that one third of kids have sex by the time they are 16 years old. it is mostly about keeping up with the joneses, or rather what kids think the joneses are doing. why are so many kids having sex so early, a third before age 16? >> maybe they are curious. they're going through puberty all at once, hormones. [indiscernible] >> researchers in the u.s. and netherlands went over data on the behavior of more than 50,000 teenagers worldwide. when it comes to sexual activity, turns out it is not so much what their friends are telling them they should do, it is what teens think their friends are doing. 20 something matt fleming is not surprised. do somethingr to if it is something your friend has already done and reported act about -- back about. >> in other words, pure pressure isn't what makes kids exp

virginia senator mark warner sent a letter to the department of defense transportation command.arsfamilies had their disappear after military installations overseas. in today's follow-up letter, senator warner asks for a briefing about what the army is doing to fix this problem. >> it turns out that gc is helping to stem the spread of ebola. 250 hazmat suits from a nonprofit health organization are now headed to liberia to provide some much needed medical supplies. more than 2200 people in west africa have died from ebola since the outbreak began. it's time to get a check on our traffic situation. bob himmler in the wtop traffic center. >> on the inner loop of the beltway, heavy and slow tysons. right before the 270, there was a crash. that is on the right shoulder. on the outer loop of the beltway, a track -- a crash has traffic moving slow getting into sober spring. not doing too badly on the virginia side from dale city. it's going to throw -- slow down a bit past the express lane merge. outer loop beltway, after eisenhower, there is a crash along the right side. plenty of tr

comcast and time warner cable. together is better for more people. >>> news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >> an awful story in florida, eight people dead in a murder-suicide. six of them are children. it happened in a town called bell. sheriff's deputies there say 51-year-old don spirit shot and killed his daughter and her six children. those kids range in age from three months to 10 years old. spirit then called 911, waited until deputies arrived and then shot himself. investigators say some people at the house were left alive. bell, where they lived is a town of only 350 people. we'll have the latest on all this tomorrow morning on news 4 today beginning at 4:26. >>> an outdoor amphitheater wasa the university of virginia was packed with students tonight, thousands of them hoping and praying for the safe return of hanna graham. she was 18 years old -- is 18 years old, senate been seen since early saturday morning. david carr has our report. >> despite the many questions that remain in the disappearance of

now today, this is interesting, both comcast and time warner cable shares hitting all-time highs, buty investors still question whether the deal will get approval not from shareholders, but from regulators, and if it does, will this change how you view television as we know it? who better to ask than former fcc chairman michael powell, he is now the national cable and telecommunications association ceo and president, ncta. a great organization, great to have you here. >> thank you. good to be with you, liz. liz: let me begin with a simple question: we don't know yet how the regulators will vote, but if you were running the fcc today looking at this proposed merger, would you say yes? >> i think i would give it the extraordinary scrutiny i do think it's getting. you noted the extraordinary number of submissions. mergers in the media space tend to get particularly specialized scrutiny, but if i were a betting person, i still would say that they're likely to get approved with condition. liz: okay, likely to get approved with a condition. there's a good headline there because you experien

i'm mark warner and i approve this message. - oh, the young. their energy seems like an unlimited resource we sometimes wish would run out, at least for a moment. but as we grow into adults, it's important to learn how to use our energy wisely, especially when it comes to electricity. you can save energy and money by caulking around windows. and by using a power strip, you can turn off several devices when they're not in use, or when you're simply done. it's all about using your energy wisely, and novec is here to help. for more tips, go to novec.com. novec: helping you save. >>> keeping your family safe with weather call, a custom message sent to your phone when severe weather is in your neighborhood. wusa9 first alert weather. >> oak. -- >> okay. let's start with a live look outside, our live, michael and son weather cam, relative humidity 68%, winds south, southeast at 6 and the easterly component kept temps down with the lo uds today. most of the activity is -- clouds today. most of the activity is across the bay, a couple sprinkles into ha