around washington d.c. the region's median home prices are seventeen times higher than the median income in the u.s. in the standard two bedroom apartment in the district typically costs over fourteen hundred dollars a month so to break down. how much that would cost you each month a renter would need to earn around twenty seven dollars an hour at a full time job in order to cover the cost of burden expenses or the apartment to talk more about this dichotomy between washington d.c. and the rest of the country i'm joined now by barton eyler he's a financial policy advocate for public citizen so thank you so much for joining me first off let's talk about this huge financial contrast between the d.c. area and the rest of the nation what does this mean for us well it means that we enjoy a nation of government services and government bureaucracies and naturally that is one thing that can stabilize an area commie through a recession so that we're more recession proof here in washington d.c. than let's say iowa or

it's monday april first eight him in washington d.c. i'm megan lopez and you are watching r t. starting off this hour the jobs report for march is due out in the next few days but already economists are estimating that the u.s. added nearly two hundred thousand jobs and this is a good sign for our economy it could be yet another sign that the u.s. is back on solid ground financially but while the rest of the country takes the slow and tedious path of recovery one place in particular is on the fast track to riches washington d.c. according to a new analysis by zip realty inc the nation's capital is it the least affordable city in the entire united states here's what else we found out forty three percent of the richest one percent of counties in the us surround washington d.c. the region's medium home prices are seventeen times higher than the media income in the u.s. and the standard two bedroom apartment in the district typically costs about fourteen hundred dollars a month so to break down how much that would cost you each month a renter would need to earn around twenty seven

. >>> right now in washington, d.c. thousands of people are gathering for tomorrow's big immigration rally. the group includes several farm workers and students from california. in fact, the march will include groups from nearly every state in the nation. many of those participating say they were brought to the united states as children and don't know any other home. >> i've been living here for half of my life. i feel from here. it's not that we want to take things away like people say. we want to give the u.s. something. >> you can't have a country where so many people are leaving in fear. we need to straighten this out. >> a group of senators known as the gang of eight say to be putting final touches on a compromise immigration bill that is expected to include the path to citizenship for millions of undocumented workers. it could be unveiled on thursday. >>> poaching californians. that's what the governors hope to do on thursday, republican gary herbert and republican bob mcdonnell are stopping in silicon valley, ora

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the heritage foundation began in 1973, and it's based here in washington d.c. it has hundreds of thousands of members and an annual budget of $75 million. >> well, good morning, dr. feulner. >> good morning. how are you? [laughter] >> isn't this great? [inaudible conversations] i think we had 11 people at our first presidents club meeting, and so we have come a long way, baby. [laughter] >> well, we're going to jump right into some asking questions and getting wonderful answers, and then we're going to open it up to you all, and you're going to flood us with questions as well. and leading the way, this wonderful book here -- yes, there will be a book signing a little bit, we're all authors, you know, irrepressible about selling their books. [laughter] so there will be a book signing i think at 5:30 or something like that this afternoon, and ed and i will both be there, be happy to sign it for you as many times as you want. [laughter] >> well, not every page. [laughter] >> so in leading the way, i reveal that you almost didn't become heritage president. >> it's

garvey and what he can tell you at the children's hospital, the way money comes in from washington, d.c. is he's handcuffed in trying to do what he's done over the years in providing for young folks. so i think that he did that with welfare reform and was a member of congress to help bring that passage about. i think we need to do that with medicaid dollars as well because at the end of the day, i was governor and saw firsthand the degree to which our health care needs can be quite different in south carolina than those in california or nevada or other places around the globe. i think we need to move to a block grant system with regard to medicare. i think a premium support program makes a lot of sense and with regard to social security, i think we may also have to move to a system of individualized accounts because fleming versus nester said in 1960, a supreme court decision, none of us have any legal claim whatsoever to our own social security money, and what that means is the social security so-called trust fund has been robbed from for a long while now and i think that money needs t

so i have a great love of washington, d.c., it's a wonderful place. i was an observer, and now i've cread three companies in nearly six years, and i think the difference is that the importance of which side of the political aisle you're on, who you support, which issue are you going to put forth trumps anything that would foster a collaborative and creative environment. i went from an environment of people asking me, well, who do you work for? to what is your passion and how can i help you? i went into deep culture shock moving west and trying to understand this way without people wanting something in return. that was quite an adjustment. >> guest: you come from a conservative republican background, senator mac, george rp bush, independent women's forum, is it tough to be a conservative republican in silicon valley? >> guest: no, it's not. you know, i say that people care about issues more so than politics, per se. i did a briefing on capitol hill earlier, and questions came up, oh can washington get more engaged, and the response was stay out. you kn

and washington d.c. i think that anything to show mamma or the government that this is wrong and that people don't support it is a good thing i don't think is a legitimate. vehicle for for for trying these people i mean because they're not being tried is a problem last week organizations including the center for constitutional rights amnesty international and the united nations called on washington to immediately shut down the guantanamo detention center the u.n. secu minorites chief released a statement saying that america's failure to close the controversial prison and release detainees is a violation of international law currently there are one hundred sixty six prisoners being held at the island prison and at least eighty six have been cleared for release reporting from new york marina r.t. . we've kept track of the hunger strike could go on tell the world from the very start of the protests we've got opinion from high profile politicians lawyers and human rights activists want of a special section o

street in washington d.c. over the weekend when activists dressed as one hundred dollars bells and protested the close ties between lobbyists and politicians bragging that producer david was there and she has more. it wasn't your typical five k. walk thanks for. hundreds of people poured into the nation's capital to walk three miles in one hundred dollar bills suits all the bring attention to a problem they say has gone too far. with politicians needing to raise an enormous amount of money for political campaigns it's virtually impossible for regular ordinary people voters to have their voices heard and represented on capitol hill you don't have to representation of each individual in the in the country you have a representation of a corporation and shareholders of the corporation are actually making the decisions for the country that's exactly why these demonstrators have come together walking from the lobbyists packed k. street all the way to the capitol where they awarded capitol police in jest for doing wh

give it back to the number is stupid even higher than washington d.c. did you. ever think texas is a bigger. always. we have got or only. got our own money. it was going to get the bill in higher than or just in d.c. that a bad. texas was fighting. defending itself against the armies of santa ana from mexico. they chose the gold star as their emblem says republic of texas. that seal was a dog. that in eighteen thirty seven and is still in the capitol building today right here in the very center of the building. which is just another evidence that the republic of texas has not gone away there's just a different form of government covering it but the land the people and the culture and the spirit of texas are still the same today. as an elected senator in the texas republic. i've had to give thought to whether i even wanted to run for that office. during all of that i decided that it was worth doing for several reasons i have children and grandchildren. i guess pretty soon i'll have great grandchildren. and i want them to grow up and live. in a place that's truly f

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and so, you know, it's -- i have a great love for washington d.c. i think it's an extraordinary place. but i did spend almost 18 years being an observer, and now i've been a creator now having created three companies in nearly six years. and i think the difference is that the importance of which side of the political aisle you're on, who you support, which issue are you going to put forth trumps anything that would foster a collaborative and a creative environment. so i went from this environment of people asking me, well, who do you work for to what's your passion and how can i help you. and that a's something really different. -- and that's something really different. i went into deep culture shock moving west and really trying to understand this collaborative way without people wanting something in return. that was quite an adjustment. >> host: now, you come from a conservative republican background, ileana ros-lehtinen, george h.w. bush, the independent women's forum. is it tough to be a conservative republican in silicon valleysome. >> guest: n

students from bay area high schools plan to leave for washington d.c. to take place in a march in the nation's capital. here is what the students are demanding when it comes to reform. ken? >> reporter: we talked to some of the more than 50 students who are leaving for washington d.c. tonight to participate in the march tomorrow. this group, their demands are nothing short of full citizenship for undocumented immigrants. >> reporter: they gathered curb side at oakland international airport. >> i'm so excited, super pumped. >> reporter: corbin haley is one traveling to washington d.c. to have their voices heard. >> they should have everything we have if they call it home. >>> we expect tens of thousands of people out there tomorrow marching. >> reporter: yvette remember it is 2006 march. it was a powerful win that did not get what they wanted. the repom package is imminent. senator feinstein said it's near. for done students that want full citizenship for 11 million people, they're concerned it will fall short. >> the devil is in the details. what the le

we'll have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom on how congress is reacting to the president's proposal. >>> the air force is starting to ground a third of its fighter jets. that grounding will include dozens of units in the u.s., europe, and the pacific. it will involve jets assigned to fighter bombing and other squads. the grounding is a result of the governments sequester which began in march. federal budget cuts have also grounded the navy's famous blue angels for the rest of the year. we are now learning the entire fleet week event in san francisco this october could be in jeopardy. that news is getting a mixed response from san francisco city leaders. >> a long-time tradition here in our city. it's a great chance to attract a lot of visitors from around the area. the estimates are $65 million of economic activity. >> military budget is $570 billion and i think it's bloated. >> they will meet with fleet week organizers to determine what kind of event can be held in october. no matter what they decide it's certain flee

standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. no todos estan satisfechos con la propuesta. el senador republicano jeff sessions critico a sus colegas democratas por lo que el llama apurar el proyecto migratorio. desde el senado en washington, fernando pizarro, univision. mas adelante:. .. joven infiltrado

we'll have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom on how congress is reacting to the president's proposal. >>> the air force is starting to ground a third of its fighter jets. that grounding will include dozens of units in the u.s., europe, and the pacific. it will involve jets assigned to fighter bombing and other squads. the grounding is a result of the governments sequester which began in march. federal budget cuts have also grounded the navy's famous blue angels for the rest of the year. we are now learning the entire fleet week event in san francisco this october could be in jeopardy. that news is getting a mixed response from san francisco city leaders. >> a long-time tradition here in our city. it's a great chance to attract a lot of visitors from around the area. the estimates are $65 million of economic activity. >> military budget is $570 billion and i think it's bloated. >> they will meet with fleet week organizers to determine what kind of event can be held in october. no matter what they decide it's certain flee

coming up at 6:15 our washington, d.c. newsroom will give us an update actually a break down of the president's proposed budget. >>> in just a few hours cal tran will update its progress dealing with the big bolt problem on the bay bridge. cal tran will brief the metropolitan transportation commission to fix dozens of huge bolts that snapped. a second batch of bolts has be tightened into place and unlike the last group these bolts appear to beholding. the new bridge is scheduled to open during the labor day weekend. >>> time now 6:08. let's bring sal back. you're watching the whole bay area. but what is happening in the south bay? >> we have a truck that was carrying a crane dave and claudine. southbound 17. didn't quite make it under one of the bridges here. southbound 17 after highway 9. there is a truck on main street. the truck did not clear. i'm not sure if he hit the bridge or would make the bridge. traffic is going to be slow in this area. it's hard for vehicles to get by according to the chp. we will move up to fre

our washington, d.c.sroom now with more on the white house's response. good morning, kyla. >> reporter: senior white house officials say they anticipated frustration with this new tax revenue but say the president's proposal is not a starting point. it's a sticking point. here are some of the highlights. the president is vowing to reduce the deficit by $4.3 trillion over the next decade. republicans are fired up over the $550 billion he's proposing in new text revenue. president obama says an upfront investment in infrastructure upgrades will put people back to work. senior officials say this is a balanced approach. but democrats don't want any cuts to social security and republicans aren't willing to increase tax revenue. so there could be no deal. what does that mean? likely that congress stays on the path of continuing resolution. they vote on temporary extensions of current government spending without coming up with a long-term deal. when i see you next hour, the latest from president obama at his pre

coming up our washington, d.c. newsroom gives us a break down of the president's budget. >>> time is 5:05. this morning cal tran will give us an update on this progress dealing with this new project. cal tran will breathe the metropolitan transportation commission. >>> northbound 60 at mission boulevard. it's on its side blocking one of the lanes. 680 northbound at mission. we are trying to figure out if anyone is seriously injured there. we'll let you know. this is the location northbound 680 at mission boulevard in fremont. watch out for that. southbound traffic may be effected. this is a look at the east shore freeway. westbound traffic is moving along pretty well. >>> good morning, everybody. clear skies. a little bit of fog coming down the coast. today though the wind will not be as strong. yesterday some areas was not too bad. still a little breezy. some of the higher elevations i've seen about 20-25. monday was the wind. that really wasn't much of a warmup. tuesday we warmed up. fog is coming down the coast.

coming up at 6:15 our washington, d.c. newsroom will give us an update actually a break down of the president's proposed budget. >>> in just a few hours cal tran will update its progress dealing with the big bolt problem on the bay bridge. cal tran will brief the metropolitan transportation commission to fix dozens of huge bolts that snapped. a second batch of bolts has be tightened into place and unlike the last group these bolts appear to beholding. the new bridge is scheduled to open during the labor day weekend. >>> time now 6:08. let's bring sal back. you're watching the whole bay area. but what is happening in the south bay? >> we have a truck that was carrying a crane dave and claudine. southbound 17. didn't quite make it under one of the bridges here. southbound 17 after highway 9. there is a truck on main street. the truck did not clear. i'm not sure if he hit the bridge or would make the bridge. traffic is going to be slow in this area. it's hard for vehicles to get by according to the chp. we will move up to fre

booktv.org. >> we are at the annual conservative political action conference in washington d.c.. the author of "obama's 4 horsemen: the disasters unleashed by obama's reelection," david harsanyi. david is the editor of human events and former columnist of the denver post. you talk about four issues going into obama's second term. described them. >> dependency which is not just about welfare and food stamps and things like that but a general fundamental change in the way people react to each other in government, the debt which is self-explanatory, the problem is a lot worse than the lead manager in, surrender, foreign-policy chapter, it is not a neo conservative argument, more a reflection of how we believe our place in the world and what it is and the debt is inevitable for most of us and is about abortion for the most part. >> this book is being published in march. how long did you have to put the book together and were you thinking of obama's second term? what was the time line? >> i didn't think mitt romney would win but i put it together rather quickly. i have been thinking a

coming up our washington, d.c. newsroom gives us a break down of the president's budget. >>> time is 5:05. this morning cal tran will give us an update on this progress dealing with this new project. cal tran will breathe the metropolitan transportation commission. >>> northbound 60 at mission boulevard. it's on its side blocking one of the lanes. 680 northbound at mission. we are trying to figure out if anyone is seriously injured there. we'll let you know. this is the location northbound 680 at mission boulevard in fremont. watch out for that. southbound traffic may be effected. this is a look at the east shore freeway. westbound traffic is moving along pretty well. >>> good morning, everybody. clear skies. a little bit of fog coming down the coast. today though the wind will not be as strong. yesterday some areas was not too bad. still a little breezy. some of the higher elevations i've seen about 20-25. monday was the wind. that really wasn't much of a warmup. tuesday we warmed up. fog is coming down the coast.

our washington, d.c.m now with more on the white house's response. good morning, kyla. >> reporter: senior white house officials say they anticipated frustration with this new tax revenue but say the president's proposal is not a starting point. it's a sticking point. here are some of the highlights. the president is vowing to reduce the deficit by $4.3 trillion over the next decade. republicans are fired up over the $550 billion he's proposing in new text revenue. president obama says an upfront investment in infrastructure upgrades will put people back to work. senior officials say this is a balanced approach. but democrats don't want any cuts to social security and republicans aren't willing to increase tax revenue. so there could be no deal. what does that mean? likely that congress stays on the path of continuing resolution. they vote on temporary extensions of current government spending without coming up with a long-term deal. when i see you next hour, the latest from president obama at his press c

enough information to feel very comfortable that there's no potential connection or threat to washington d.c. so you will see visible increase in presence. there are some other activities that we are involved in i won't get into, but i would say for washington d.c. because we have so many events here and this is the nation's capital, the combination of law enforcement resources here on a daily basis, the united states park police, metro transit police and all of our other partners around here working so closely together we have a lot of assets and resources here and everything that needs to be in place is in place. >> what could you tell people of the city tomorrow? >> come down and enjoy the event. we have a very strong security plan in place. we are the nation's capital. we do that on a regular basis. we will have some enhanced security that probably some will, some will not be visible, but i want people to feel comfortable to take public transportation, come down to the event and enjoy yourself. we feel very comfortable. it's going to be a safe event. [ can't hear question ] >> i think th

well it's friday april twenty sixth four pm in washington d.c. i'm margaret how well you're watching our t.v. well as the boston marathon bombing investigation moves forward new information is coming out about tomorrowland so alive and now to the can now twenty sees twenty six year old a seized who along with his brother is accused of setting off explosives explosives still it turns out that both the f.b.i.

you see it in washington, d.c.ulse by all of these policy makers, whether it was michael bloomberg, joel klein, michelle rhee is that when a whistleblower says something is wrong, to ignore it and condone the principals who were then accused and found guilty of cheating. and so it creates an environment. is it wrong to cheat? it's wrong to cheat. but the environment has to be looked at as a root cause and we need a different accountability system in terms of figuring out are we succeeding with children. >> american federation of teachers president, randi weingarten, thanks for being here. thank you for your time, see you back here tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern. joining michelle then, james carville and skron thon capehart and don't go anywhere, "now" with alex wagner comes up next. joy reed is filling in for alex. >> you can call it the grand old fractured party. when it comes to social issues, republicans have varying opinions on how to fight the culture wars, we'll talk about whether the party can ever truly com

he is a big fiscal conservative in washington, d.c.n senator from pennsylvania but had a strong background when he was a member of the house before becoming u.s. senator. and right now, it seems that he is in discussions with west virginia senator joe manchin, a democrat who has a very strong nra background and the nra rating. they're trying to have some type of compromise when it comes to the background check. we've seen talks between chuck schumer and oklahoma senator tom coburn, a republican. kind of fall. and it will be interesting to see if toomey and manchin can get something done. >> and you have the other headline. the immigration agreement this week or next. >> well, immigration seems to have the bipartisanship that guns doesn't have right now. but that guns has the legislation. right now, we're waiting to see if this so call gang of eight can produce an agreement that everyone likes. on the sunday shows, you have chuck schumer who said, we're going to get something done by the end of this week. then there was lindsey graham o

and washington d.c.the beltway thing, we're talking about semantics, it's not about being politically correct. it's being a human being. >> and someone talking it everyday americans and tea party members and engage with people and look me eye to eye, and say, i'm a human being, and i grew up here. i pay taxes here. and i believe you're a human being, and i want the very best for you, but you know, if someone said to me, i'm driving past the expiration of my driver's license, and i say you're an ill egal driver, and would i not say it's a bad person, but an illegal driver. >> can you think of any other context we call people illegal. we don't call them illegal drivers. underaged drivers. >> greta: i would say it's illegal. maybe it's my lawyer background. >> maybe your lawyer background. >> greta: and different reasons that people, drivers are illegal. some if you fill out the form and let it expire, and driver's licenses and some because it got a bad driving record and all different levels of illegal, bu

>> reporter: we talked to some of the more than 50 students who are leaving for washington d.c. tonight to participate in the march tomorrow. this group, their demands are nothing short of full citizenship for undocumented immigrants. >> reporter: they gathered curb side at oakland international airport. >> i'm so excited, super pumped. >> reporter: corbin haley is one traveling to washington d.c. to have their voices heard. >> they should have everything we have if they call it home. >>> we expect tens of thousands of people out there tomorrow marching. >> reporter: yvette remember it is 2006 march. it was a powerful win that did not get what they wanted. the repom package is imminent. senator feinstein said it's near. for done students that want full citizenship for 11 million people, they're concerned it will fall short. >> the devil is in the details. what the legislation says can make all the difference. >> reporter: students leave the airport say they feel this is their best chance to see change on immigration has republicans and democrats are expected to unveil a reform i

he taught third grade at a private washington, d.c. school.08 after another teacher reported finding sexually explicit photos on a school-issued camera. >>> straight ahead on your tuesday morning, your tuesday morning weather and in "cbs moneywatch" nike is forced to yank a t-shirt in the aftermath of the boston bombings last week. for bringing us together. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. when you're ready to add a necome to petsmart,ily, the destination for everything specialty pet. at the petsmart double bonus sale, save up to 20% on select habitats from your favorite brands. plus, save 50% on select tropical fish! at petsmart®. mmaybe another headache rwill get in the way. if you have migraines with 15 or more headache days a month, you're living a maybe life. and you may have chronic migraine. go to mychronicmigraine.com to find a headache specialist. and don't live a maybe life. it's colorful eyes for every almay intense i-color kits. shimmer. smoky. and bold nudes expertly matched to your eyes. brown. blue. hazel and green. comple

i am the delegate from washington d.c.. as we have been discussing, you see a lot of polarization on tv. it is mostly coming from the political people who are career politicians care those are the people less focused on the interests of people and less focused on the humanity behind it, versus what we saw from the people from tennessee. they made a good point that it is not about politics but about policy. it is about making sure we benefit people at the end of the day. regardless whether you are a republican or democrat, it is about what we can do for the nation. that gives us a lot of hope. >> allow people mentioned the media. what you think the impact of the way it operates on the country is? >> it polarizes people. makes it seem like people are so much, you have to be the republican or democrat. you cannot be anything in between. it means people try to force themselves in one category based on their political affiliation, rather than what they actually believe is best for the country. >> you live in a place that is 90%

we are in washington, d.c. and keeping our eyes on this developing situation in west, texas right outside of waco where there was an explosion at a fertilizer plant around 8:00 p.m. last night when firefighters were responding to a reported burn, fire at the facility when the explosion occurred. that being said there are a number of folks in health care facilities and hospitals all over texas. joining us now on the phone is brett who is the ceo of the health center in waco. brett, thank you for joining us this early morning hours. we want to give our condolences to those families who are injured and those who can't locate their families at this time. >> thank you for having me, elizabeth. >> now, there is a lot of people we are hearing having difficulties getting in touch with their family members. we know that there are hundreds of people who were injured, and it has got to be a state of chaos right now. can you tell us any advice for people in that situation? >> we have several phone numbers for the local hos

nati >> why living and working around washington d.c.f a target for an irs audit.t. >>> fox 5 news at 7:00, starts right now. >>> a live look outside, plentyn of clouds out there and a few little sprinkles here and theree as well.as wl. >> it's monday april 15th and yes, it is tax day. da >>> many did, i'm tony perkins.. >> i'm sarah simmons, allison ai has the morning off. off. and let's check in with tucker r barnesge

capital. >>> today is a local holiday in washington, d.c., emancipation day. parade is set to take place on pennsylvania avenue at 11:00 a.m. mayor vincent gray says it will go on as planned. >>> social media as you can imagine is filling up with messages of prayer and support for those in boston. take a look at this picture from brooklyn, new york, posted on twitter. messages light up the side of the brooklyn academy of music. >> as we take a break at wjz, we will continue the complete coverage of the tragedy at the boston marathon. coming up, we will join our friends at cbs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> now updated weather and traffic. >> let's take a look at the graphic showing the warm air hugging the coast. chillier temperatures will come in for the weekend we will be in the low 60s. today starts a great run. sunshine, high of 70. if not warmer, we will be close to 80 by thursday. here is sharon gibala in wjz traffic control. good morning, sharon. >> good morning, everyone. if you are about to head out, plenty of problems to get in your way this morning inclu

. >>> later this morning they will hold a gun violence rally in washington d.c. to this day he is the went who will win a nobel piece price. and people of the tibetan association was having a rally for one of the people killed in oikos university last april. >> our family is still grieving and we are grateful that we have a good and strong community and everybody is supporting them he moved there after wanting to study to be a nurse. >>> clint bauer was shot tuesday afternoon. he was found in his car down a ravine. so far police have not released any information on a motive or suspect. right now the shooting came two years to the day while bryan stow was attending a giants game and he is still recovering from severe brain damage they can't believe this is happening again. >>> oakland may have to return millions of dollars of redevelopment funds and it helped the city balance its books. the still stole plenty of prop attain that sale came before governor brown eliminated the program and closed the state's deficit. >>> two rallies will be held simultaneously to pus

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with an incident national lee internationally, until we have confirmation there is no threat to washington, d.c. >> we hope that people will continue to come down and engin we plan to go f,d as we planned prior readyc forvtv in boston. >>> metro, keeping officers on overtime. the transit agency is advising described it more like bombay than ybo in boston from reaction from local sjí"o the blast. >> reporter: tonight, many of those peoplew:1'0í+ vide rig thoseb] %y00@39pnd, two dozen'k runner outi0r ciybble >> you came up from here springfield, virginia, this explosion happens, what is happening in your mind? >> initially, i said, this can't be a bomb. i was former navy officer, i have seen something like that -- 15 seconds later, when the second bomb went off, we knew it was for real. >> reporter: tonight, people we talked to tell me they may not be in physical parngs but in emotional pain, in a night they are supposed to be celebrating, crossing the finish line. they plan on leaving hotels soon and flying back home. many are concerned, and they keep telling me, they want to know who is respons

this shameful day here in washington, d.c.president obama said it is a pretty shameful day around here. nothing to be proud of. we'll tell you all about it and take your calls at 1-866-55-pre. we'll look forward to hearing from you on twitter at bpshow and come on, come on! be our friend on facebook at facebook.com/billpressshow. what a shameful day, the most shameful day we can remember, i can ever remember out of washington. when 46 senators decided that they would rather stand with the gun manufacturers and rather stand with the gun lobby and nra than 20 little angels gunned down at sandy look elementary school or their grieving parents who came down here and begged the senators to take action. they don't give a damn about the american people. don't give a damn about those beautiful little babies or their families or their brave teachers who stood by them. no doubt who's responsible. 90% of democrats voted yes. 90 pest of republicans voted no. meanwhile up in boston, thanks to video from lord & taylor police have hot leads

we're seeing that people who plan their spring break around coming to washington d.c.e the white house can't do it because they're closed because the president has decided we need to save money. >> sean: since the beginning of the year, if you include the whole obama family, that's two vacations a month, we have to help pay for, hang on a second. >> i'm sorry. >> sean: and if you include the bidens, that's one vacation every month and another one for next month. how many vacations do you take a year, powers? 'cause i don't get that many i. >> you know, i go to alaska to see my family, but-- >> once a year, maybe twice. >> no, i get to alaska a lot. i have two little nieces i have to see. but, my point is, i just, the idea that you're getting upset about the girls, i have a real problem with. and-- >> i'm giving you the same picture, i'm giving you biden's trips and hotels bills. and obamas, they can't go to the same location and don't fly at the same time. >> the complaining now, katie just complained about the secret service agents, now, couldn't be with their familie

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but they're also taking now security precautions in washington, d.c. and across the country in the wake of these explosions. >> yes, washington, d.c., philadelphia, you just heard the new york city mayor bloomberg is ordering the police department to step up security at major transit locations. any particular event which is involving large numbers of people in the next 24 hours in major cities is likely to get increased security. >> okay, pierre, thanks very much. i want to go to david now another eyewitness who was there when the explosions took place a little before 3:00 this afternoon. david, thank you for joining us. what did you see? >> not too much actually. i just saw the smoke and heard the explosions pretty much is what i saw. >> how far away were you? >> well, i had just crossed the finish line of the marathon and maybe about two or three minutes after i had crossed a woman was handing me gatorade and that's when i heard the first explosion, turned around, saw the smoke and heard the other explosion. >> so you were actually running in the mar

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well i'm going to washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. last night president obama urged congress to pass gun control legislation or in an appearance in hartford connecticut fourteen republicans however have said they're ready to filibuster any gun control bill that appears before the senate to the families of gun violence victims think about republican obstructionism find out in just a moment also speaking of filibusters republicans have used their minority powers to block numerous obama administration judicial appointees is it time for the senate to use its nuclear option last card yes and it's a big picture politics panel and president obama if you're watching this program please don't shoot santa claus. explain why in today's daily take. last you need to know this last night president obama gave a rousing speech in hartford connecticut urging congress to pass senator harry reid's gun control bill. connecticut's shown the way. and now is the time for congress to do this and. time for congress to do the same this way this is not about po

six experts spoke at a hearing in washington, d.c. investigators are looking into what caused fires on two dreamliner jets and whether they could have been prevented. some experts say lithium ion cells could cause a flaw in the design. edge nears have redesigned the battery. they have added installation for the cell. >>> west americans are filing for unemployment benefits. good morning. investors must be happy about that data. >> about 40,000 less filed. the dow closed ed at a new reco high of 14,865. that's a gain of .4 of a%. let's go to ramin. he's at the tokyo stock exchange. a bit of a boost from the weekly jobless claim figure but some concern in the tech sector to watch out for as well. >> you mentioned some record closing highs for the dow. however, we did hear an industry report in the u.s. which said pc shipments globally plunged 14% in the first three months of 2013. we'll have to watch out for tech sector shares as well. let's look at the opening levels for april 12th, friday here in tokyo. both indexes trading lowing in t

. >>> later this morning they will hold a gun violence rally in washington d.c. to this day he is the went who will win a nobel piece price. and people of the tibetan association was having a rally for one of the people killed in oikos university last april. >> our family is still grieving and we are grateful that we have a good and strong community and everybody is supporting them he moved there after wanting to study to be a nurse. >>> clint bauer was shot tuesday afternoon. he was found in his car down a ravine. so far police have not released any information on a motive or suspect. right now the shooting came two years to the day while bryan stow was attending a giants game and he is still recovering from severe brain damage they can't believe this is happening again. >>> oakland may have to return millions of dollars of redevelopment funds and it helped the city balance its books. the still stole plenty of prop attain that sale came before governor brown eliminated the program and closed the state's deficit. >>> two rallies will be held simultaneously to pus