washington city capitals had their first loss of the season last night falling 2-1 to the oilers in edmontonad a lead in the first before edmonton countered with two goals, blocking power plays. >>> university of missouri is still deciding whether to make a move but judging from a premature news release, have made up their mind. the ftc published a story for a few minutes thursday night announcing they were joining the conference but it was soon taken down. watch what you tweet. >> be careful. >>> a local college campus wins a dubious honor, more parking tickets to its students than any other university in the nation. the students there are not happy. we reveal the college, talk to the students come and find out why the campus cops say it is justified. >>> a little frost on the pumpkins this weekend. >> the storm is getting cranked up. the nor'easter has yet to develop along the carolina coast, but it will bring rain and snow across the area. we could see up to two inches in the metro area by the time it ends but the further west you go four, six, 8 inches of snow. stay up-to-date with the c

the greater washington city of commerce helped out. >> we really needed to get to a middle point. >> reporter: that's here in 1,500 square feet of commercial space in columbia heights. in a few weeks, some but not all of the food vendors will relocate here. >> we did a business plan for everybody. we incorporated their business and we're still going to help them with any kind of assistance they'll need. >> reporter: they'll have to pay for the space and come up with business plans like any other fledgling merchants. so in the end, the business park plan worked, though not in the way some would have liked. >> they're going to be okay. when you're building a business. you have to have that character. >> reporter: the plan is to name the new location the international market. seven of the 40 or so unity park members will make that move so far. >>> chuck bell is here now keeping an eye on this forecast. and you say -- you're telling me. all day long with the ice cold hands, no matter where you go. >> time to build a fire somewhere. cold stuff outside today. 52, our high temperature. i me

our hands on a confidential internal e-mail circulated around the web programming office of the washington city paper is selling everyone that the apple phone i phone media event is today and in order to get as many page views out as possible make sure you use the word i phone in the title of every story you write about even if it's not relevant they will be counting your post at the end of the day really i phone in every story. all right now and the real news welcome to wall street was for the third week massive protests are taking place started by people who say they want those responsible for the economic collapse to be held accountable to the work. they have been accused of not having a unified message the same kind of the messages look old maybe because they're drawn from all walks of life brought together by anger and frustration at the direction of their country instead because of all the users rated on a policy that i've been trying to change for years. which is. destroying the lower class people. every day and this is. the image rain or shine it's the personal stories of protesters tha

our hands on a confidential internal e-mail circulated around the web programming office of the washington city. says everyone the apple i phone five event is tomorrow meaning today in order to get as many page views as possible please put the word i phone in the title of every story you write today it doesn't matter if it's relevant or not don't worry it's just i will be counting your post at the end of the day really all right on to real news it is restraint of the occupy wall street protests and mainstream media have so far either ignored or ridiculed or marginalized the demonstrators but we want to take a look at the people behind the crowds our fees on the sausage we're going to spend time with some of those protesters to find out their personal stories and their reasons for being there. they have been accused of not having a unified message the same kind of messages and little maybe because they're drawn from all walks of life brought together by anger and frustration at the direction of their country is sad because of all the users recreated from a policy that i've been trying to change

she's in the second season in coolige high in washington city and she had some doubts. >> this doesn'tally. don't you see who i am and what i look like. >> natalee is special. she spent six years play nothing a women's facle league. >> who doesn't like football. len people working together on one side and len people working against that. it is like braveheart and gladiator and 300 make you feel. >> natalee also teaches science. and she made it clear to the search committee she would emphasis football and school work to her players. >> if you want to life your life football is not going to make it happen. you have to take what is going on in the building seriously so you are not left sitting on the curb. >> when natalee was named coach in march 2010. folks were excited. >> being female has nothing to do with it. i love football and teaching and the kids. >> that faded when they lost the first fich games after two of the players transferred out. >> it is a new coach. >> you don't think it had anything to do with the fact you are natalee randolph and not nat randolph? >> if it did so what

while the washington area is better than the rest of the country, the city of washington dodoes not fare better. ththe district is a tale of two cities. there are places like ward 3 and then towardward 8 which is reported to have the highest umployment rate in the nation by bloomberg. sam ford tells us about a new program to focus hiring employed residents. >> ross is hiring dozens of d.c. workers. mayor gray was so anxious for people to know he held his biweekly news conference in front of the store to welcome them to town and here and from employeeees. >> i was unemployed for a year.r. i was thankful. >> with the d.c. unemployed rate at 11.1% -- >> we have no problem staff in it. i am excited >> the ross folks were intent on makiking itt d.c.-friendly a and asked the d.c. department to find workers. ththis mother of seven have not worked in four years. >> drove past it, and a big sign, now hiring, apply online, and the next dayay they called me back. >> she left work in 2019 >> i have no doubt. -- 2009. >> i had no doctor >> thank you to sam for. joining us to talk aboutobs and the eco

cities. washington, d.c., for example, after a successful rollout, the first wave of expansion was not about putting more bikes on the street, but more stations. we can learn from other cities. we will be hiring a vendor that had done this summer else, so they have all the experience that comes with that. a lot of it is just paying attention and acting quickly. >> any more questions? commissioners? thank you very much. a very exciting program. i am looking forward to the outcome. thank you. >> item 11. new business. >> is there any public comment on new business? >> item 12. public comment. >> we do have some speaker currents. curtis lynn. >> i represent some of the pier 38 tenants. we are trying to work with the port for a resolution of pier 38 issues to try to save the largest business and job incubator on the west coast. we would like to become the developer of pier 38. we would like to do the following. we would immediately repair all of the code and safety problems. we would deliver the required plans and proposals to the ports. we would enter into a long-term agreement with the port. an

washington. various cities on boat coasts. s going on in your town in washington. >> this is political pandering by the mayor. washington has been a sanctuary city for a while. he's reiterating it as a political panned tkoer. pandor. the question is, is it a good idea for local police to obstruct immigration enforcement? the answer is no. you cannot pretend to be interested in public safety if you're not using immigration law, or at least access to federal authorities as one of the tools in your tool kit. bill: what is the effect if you do not enforce it do you believe? >> you have denied yourself an important tool. there are something like 40 million immigrants in the united states, most of them not citizens, therefore subject to immigration law. the ability to use deportation, or detention of illegal immigrants, or even legal immigrants who have committed crimes is an important tool for law enforcement. we just had a panel discussion on capitol hill last week with sheriffs from around the country and they were unanimous in sa

supervisor mirkarimi: has there been any incidences in other major cities, other than washington, d.c.? >> yes, there have been other false alarms in texas, washington, d.c., new york, many large cities have had false alarms, either from hand-held detectors or stationary detectors in buildings. supervisor mirkarimi: have their also been any true incidences' that have occurred? >> no. during 9/11, there were in multiple places. outside of 2011, there have not been any true intentional anthrax white powder releases. there have been some anthrax cases from imported drums from africa. supervisor mirkarimi: ok, thank you. colleagues, any questions? ok, very good. thank you. we will take public comment on this item. >> [sings] what a fee for the biological agent man biological agent man you know he is that your item number and he is going to check the detector the best he can swinging down the city streets and finding detectors do not let the detector slip fix it secret biological agent man. supervisor mirkarimi: creative. any other public comment? seen none, public comment is closed. would

motion and second in recognition and celebration of george washington high school's diamond jubilee, 75 years of excellent public education in the city and county of san franciwhs been introduced by commissioner marawse and myself. the commissioner was kind enough to allow me to read the resolution of a washington alum. commissioner murase: because you're wearing the sweatshirt. president mendoza: this in recognition and celebration of george washington high school's diamond jubilee. whereas, george washington high school first opened and served students august 25, 1936, and has had a storied and distinguished 75-year history including recognition as one of the nation's finest high schools in the march 1958 readers digest article entitled "three cheers for george washington high" and whereas george washington high school built on one of the city's highest hills enjoying an unparalleled view of the golden gate bridge, designed by famed architect pfluger and includes work by a host of noted artists including muralist victor arnatof, gordon lando, sculptor sergeant johnson and added in 1974, dewy crumpler, talented student muralists hav

protests that have grown in new york over the past few weeks are spreading to other major cities including washington thousands of americans are joining demonstrations against poverty and corporate greed as the country struggles to deal with the ongoing economic crisis. five years after the murder of russian journalist anna politkovskaya police say they've reached a turning point the investigation no one's yet been convicted of the killing but her family is hopeful that progress will see justice a bench release or. tossed out with martin andrews coming up next stay with us. great. to. you. soledad. hello i welcome to the must go out show on this week's program of exploring the famous pushkin museum but cases right in the heart of the russian capital that opened in one thousand and twelve and next year will celebrate his one hundredth anniversary so join the most numbers as we take a look at the stunning collection of often representing centuries of creativity the strength and culture. the kooyong which you see here is a reproduction of the not of class a body general in florence the spin the blockade

protests that have grown in new york over the past few weeks are spreading to other major cities including washington thousands of americans are joining demonstrations against poverty and corporate greed as the country struggles to deal with the its ongoing economic crisis a key suspect in the killing of russian journalist anna politkovskaya five years ago to be formally charged with her murder investigators also say they found new accomplices her family is hopeful progress in the case will see justice eventually served. pushing the purpose instead of pulling out quickly america's cloudy afghan exit strategy overshadows the mission's tenth anniversary with a deadline expecting to be missed the top u.s. military commander in afghanistan says the war will drag on beyond twenty fourteen . coming up stay with us. great. things come to. germany. so jim brings up the whole new england. moscow. club. hello and welcome to the must go out show on this because i'm going to famous pushkin museum located right in the heart of the russian capital it opened in one thousand and twelve and let's see it will celebrat

fear that their voice might no longer count for drew all these people onto the streets of washington and other cities in bigger why is the understanding that their government and their legislators represent the interests of the top one percent as they call them the very wealthy corporations that can afford influence in washington to skew the system in their favor. r. t. washington d.c. . just talk a little more about the situation here and we're joined now by right now retired u.s. army colonel also activists of occupy d.c. . thank you for joining us on the program today so do you agree washington and big business are in bed together or is it possible that his position has been over. i don't think it's been overplayed at all i think that what we're placing now in the united states is a critical. situation a dangerous situation where corporations are truly running the country they're buying off very blatantly our politicians and that's why we're out on the streets all over america to say no to this this. corruption and graft within the business community that it's over into the political situation ok

another is west of baltimore city down toward the suit -- down toward washington, d.c. western maryland has been dry. in the mountains, not expected to cool off until late tonight. it will stay under the clouds and showers through midnight. around 2:00, the skies began to clear. but a little fog is possible. over all, clouds and clearing skies were debris. early tomorrow morning, temperatures will slip into the low 50's. at dawn, the system will begin to pull away. areas of low pressure will trek toward eastern canada tomorrow. that allows a high pressure to come in behind it. the trend will be for gusty wind and cooler temperatures. you can see the wind coming out of canada, wrapping around the low, coming out of parts of south carolina. nashville is 46. we are 68. cool air coming from the south and west as the storm departs. we should see some sun tomorrow, although it will be windy. as it turns colder, the rain could mix with wet snow in western maryland. statewide, most of the mid atlantic will get under high pressure, with sunshine expected for the weekend. tempera

police and city official the held a press conference to talk about the decision to carry out the raids on the encampment. at least 16 agencies were involved. mayor jean quan is in washington, d.c. on city business. but the city administrators said the parks had to be cleared. >> they have an obligation to uphold, and i made the decision with the team that was in place to put an end too what i see is a very -- a very critical situation that posed significant risk. >> reporter: santana says during the demonstration, deteriorations at frank ogawa plaza were unsanitary and at least twice mental medical care was needed. -- twice medical care was needed. >>> our coverage on this story continues. tara moriarty is live near snow -- at snow park near lake merritt. >> reporter: good afternoon. about two hours ago, fresh tents sprung up in place of the old ones. police and protesters that had the protesters taking down the tents. it's calm and peaceful now. but six hours ago, tensions were definitely running high. dozens of police officers swarmed the park kicking protesters out. >> i hereby declare this -- >> reporter: this is the splinter group. >> this is an illegal action. it is

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and so i figured that maybe the story was going to be washington and mexico city. so i moved to washington. three years later, september 11 comes around, there's no mexico story. i mean, there's no real us policy to mexico. and i returned to mexico, and my first assignment was to cover the women of juarez-- you know, who was killing the women of juarez? >> hinojosa: and right now we're talking about, in terms of the women who have been murdered in the city of juarez, which is on the mexico side of the border... >> right, right across el paso, texas. >> hinojosa: right across. and we're talking about 400-plus women now? >> i mean, some estimates have it as over 300, some say 400. most of them... i mean, the vast majority of the cases have never been solved, just like, you know, most crimes in mexico. and it was then that i realized, "wow," you know, "this is a different mexico." >> hinojosa: so that was a time span of what, like, maybe five years? >> no, a span in time of three years. i mean, from 2000 to 2003. and what happened, i think, is the pri... i mean, you ha

its fourth week now hundreds remain cans out on wall street and a stand up protest here in washington and cities across the country people are actually rising up voicing their frustration and anger at a system that they say allows corruption and greed to flourish and benefit a privileged few while the masses suffer artie's more in a porn yana is there on the ground and got an interview with half artist and moral technique she asked him about the movement still leader less of one month later and what comes next. i think the tipping point might have been the arrest and mass arrests of nearly eight hundred peaceful protesters on the brooklyn bridge it took place i know you've been very outspoken about it and the policeman found i think that very much what it is that it sounded when it hit the internet became viral because you saw a bunch of defenseless people that was simply expressing their freedom. to speak their mind in a public place then they were penned off and they were sprayed down they were obviously not in danger of harming any police officers and then all of a sudden you see white shirts

its fourth week now hundreds remain camped out on wall street and a spinoff protest here in washington and cities across the country and many ways it's a fascinating story people are actually rising up voicing their frustration and anger at a system that they say allows corruption and greed to flourish and benefit a privileged few while the masses suffer r.t. has been following this story from day one much of the mainstream media on the other hand has either under-represented or misrepresented the story like this commentator on c.n.n. just like what you heard there is what i saw it's just a bunch of dancing hippies protesting there are all kinds of people there babies teachers cheerleaders uncle sam and. seriously it's a mixed bag but they were happy to take some time from their books so bongos sports training. catered lunch yet it was catered lunch designer yoga clothing absolutely lemon logo computers awesome act books and phone stop and get to the bottom of it. but seriously r.c. has shown you firsthand that many of the people camped out down the street here don't appear to be crazy yes protes

city council in the nation. only los angeles pays more. on a per resident basis washington dc spends the most on its city council. so one would think we could find and elect a council that would serve our needs in a competent and honest manner. the citizens of the district of columbia have been inundated with revelation after revelation of improper and unethical and possibly illegal actions. some of them concern kwame brown's request for an suv and that his campaign funnel money to a firm operated by his brother. and the use of city funds ear marked for the development of use sports used for a car purchase and a golf outing. with all the revelations coming to life it's no surprise they are saying we are losing our moral authority to govern. so why do we the voting public, let this go on? well, given recent voter turnout it would appear that we just don't care. on april 26th of this year in a special election for several offices, including an at large seat only 10% of registered voters turned out to put vincent orange in office. in an important primary last september, only 3

fear that their voice might no longer count or drop all these people onto the streets of washington and other cities in the us is the understanding that their government and their legislators represent the interests of the top one percent as they call them the very involved big corporations that you know or influence in washington to skew the system in their favor. going to check on our team washington d.c. . coming your way this hour here in our city hopes of a green future based stark reality german a switch to renewables phrases fear is there won't be enough energy to go around and tell tricity prices could rocket. and cosmic catering we invite you for a tasting to check out what's being served up in space. america is threatening iran with sanctions after alleging it was behind applied to kill the saudi ambassador to the u.s. vice president joe biden says no option is off the table charges have been filed against you. reigns over claims they try to hire members of a mexican drug cartel to carry out the attack one of the suspects is still at large the u.s. has already imposed sanctions on the reig

fear that their voice might no longer count or draw all these people onto the streets of washington and other cities in the u.s. is the understanding that their government and their legislators represent the interests of the top one percent as they call them the very wealthy corporations that you know or influence in washington to skew the system in their favor. our team last. night here in moscow still ahead for you this digging deep the eurozone rescue fund gets the green light for more money but greece sees no noise as the end of the a sturdy tunnel. system become the ultimate light snack check out what's being served up in space as a process of closing the catering that's coming up for you here on our team. but first a new criminal case is being launched against ukraine's former prime minister yulia timoshenko she's been charged with tents from an energy corporation she headed to the ukrainian budget this comes just two days off the machine who was sentenced to seven years behind bars over her gas contracts with russia is our correspondent in kiev and actually got a ship skint. this story is ver

numbers but we have more on where we stand with the park areas, we just behind new york and washington with this city. we will highlight the objectives and the policies. they have not changed significantly so they probably will seem familiar to many of you. the first objective, this is a fancy term with how to make the most of what we have. we have an amazing open space system. this does not mean that every area of every park inns to be active. to make certain that this is a pleasant space to be. making the most of what we have and every inch of every space. we want to be cognizant of everything that we are doing. and one of the major policies under this is open space. the first is nothing new to you, with no new non recreation buildings for this and it francisco -- for the san francisco charter. this is the expanded serving buildings that may have an analysis to show that they're limited in size. the alternative sites are assessed. and every project that is there -- we would like that one more layer of analysis. and any situation where there is a public building and people think that they want to ex

banker backlash in the united states is spreading with major rallies held in washington los angeles and several other cities thousands join to express their anger at economic inequalities and high unemployment the demonstrations started last month when protesters started pitching tents in front of the new york stock exchange under the banner occupy wall street earlier this week heavy handed police were filmed using batons and pepper spray to disperse the crowds the aftermath of years of financial strife are constant people's patience to run out and they're angry at the banks for triggering it in the first place one journalist who joined the campaign says the protesters will not stop demanding social and economic justice. the police did receive what is it four point three million dollars from j.p. morgan chase just a couple days ago to help secure downtown manhattan and they're really hurting themselves and their image and they're showing what oppressive force there is to people who are just trying to peacefully walk down wall street i mean all these people want to do is they want to walk down the iconic new

city. oh, washington, d.c., so nice t and oakland, how are things -- [laughter] [bleeped] happened in oakland? the bucolic bugs bunny wake-up oakland? chill o very slowly tell me what happened? >> they were there for about two weeks. things were pretty much peaceful during that period. then polic the situation deteriorating in terms of a public safety they saw heal conditions getting bad, so they decided those protesters tell them to disband. >> jon: so the con safetythreat, so they didunfire] seems a little heavy handed. unless was one of the protesters godzilla? [laughter] that would justify an oka that professor's class is dull. oh are you [bleeped] kidding me? that guy public menace? w chairamming speed in come on. look i know a self-selec of people can't take over public space forever. it's public it's for everyone including people who don't sleepy timeic, e there might beensse [ismtates machine-gun fire] way of resolving this't the protesters to occupy that space because it's across from city hall, you know, those kindsure you have plenty of nice publics. jack london square right there,

. >>> tonight at 5:00, you've seen it, new york city, washington, d.c., san francisco, los angeles and san jose, today those protesting against wall street will fire up in oakland. it lee against -- it begins with a rally at 5:00. we'll be there live. >>> our next newscast is the news at 5:00. thank you for joining us today v a great afternoon -- thank you for joining us today. have a great afternoon. state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm.

washington is a great city pretty much year round. this is one of the sweet spots. as the fall color peeks around the washington area. this will be pretty the next 10 to 14 days. if you live here, get ready for it. it will be beautiful. today also a fine looking day to be outside filled with sunshine. after a very cool start this morning. nearly every reporting station dropped below 50 degrees early this morning. a nice cool start to the day. now, with all that strong sunshine out there, there's the jefferson memorial. martin luther king memorial. 14th street bridge. commerce department. beautiful day outside. 56 degrees with bright sunshine. winds southwest at 8 miles per hour. starting to warm things up quite nicely. everybody here out of the 40s now. manassas, 54. dulles, 51 degrees. 58 towards huntingtown, maryland. and 50s pretty much area wide north to south. from the mason-dixon line to the north towards richmond, virginia to the south, temperatures now mid to upper 50s and climbing quickly with all that sunshine out there. no threat for rainfall. closest rai

washington d.c. los angeles and several other cities thousands join to express anger at economic inequalities and high unemployment the demonstrations began last month when protesters started pitching tents in front of the new york stock exchange under the banner of occupy wall street earlier this week heavy handed police were filmed using batons and pepper spray to disperse crowds here is a fight. strife are causing people's patience to ride out and they say they're angry at banks for triggering it all in the first place the author of looting of the looting of america believes that there needs to be a rise against what he calls the corporate machine. we need a massive populist uprising of the ninety nine percent against the one percent actually it's a fraction of one percent who have been running our financial system and looting us money buys political power. until it's opposed by a mass uprising is really populism did very well at the end of the nineteenth century and it built up a huge political movement that finally led to some reforms that the trust brought some child labor laws and laws about fo

cities. washington came near the bottom. washington ranked 42 out of 50. the rankings were based on, listen to this, the number of pro sports teams. we got that. nearby nascar tracks. not too many of those. the number of pickup trucks, motorcycles, and the number of construction workers and barbecue joints. nashville, charlotte, and oklahoma city were the top three. if you want to move there. we lost points because of the number -- listen to this. we lost points because of the number of cupcake shops and cafes. >> really? >> cafes. you don't want to go to a cafe. list ep to who sponsored this. combos brand snacks. >> they're the leading expert on manliness, combos. are they even still around? can you buy combos anymore? feel like eating barbecue today, joe? >> barbecue and listen to a loud nascar racetrack. >> real men do eat at cafes, don't they, veronica? >> of course they do. i think we need to do our own list, eun. let's put it together. >>> if you haven't unpacked your winter coat, you still have some time because after today we're going to be warming