la red nacional de jornaleros se preparan para una asamblea nacional en washington dc con pancartas en contra del polemico programa migratorio 287 g se espera que alrededor de 300 organizaciones de toda la nacion participen en diferentes eventos especificamente queremos que eliminen la 287 g... la 287 g es una ley que le omomomoñ policia en convertirse en migra las organizaciones de jornaleros no pierden las esperanzas de lograr reactivar la reforma migrator a pesar de que programas migratorio como el 287 g estan creciendo en diferentes condados del pais hablan de que la 287 g es para prevenir digamos el crimen es contra la gente digamos los malechores eso esta bien nadie va a negar que eso es malo... el problema es de que no esta hiendo a las calles a buscar a los malechores ...no estan personalmente buscando a los malechores si no que van a la fabrica o a los diferentes lugares donde hay gente trabajando la crisis economica anudada a la falta de empleo segun este ler jornalero ha hecho crecer

>> there's a geometric code, a masonic code in the layout of washington, dc. >> reporter: the masons insist it's just an urban legend. there is no such secret code. >> sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. >> reporter: but for fans of the best-selling author of our time it won't make it any less intriguing. david wright, abc news, washington. >>> five years ago hurricane ivan rode ashore near pensacola, florida, as a category 3 storm. it destroyed thousands of homes and businesses leaving people homeless and without jobs. the storm caused billions in damage and some homes still haven't been repaired. >>> hard to believe it's been five years. >> hard to believe it's been five years and that we've had such a quiet hurricane season. i mean, we've had some storms but nothing of any real significance around the region. we've got showers on tap for the next couple of days but nothing brewing in the tropics. the forecast coming up in a second. let's look outside now. our shot from the harbor cam, overlooking the national aquarium. on to federal hill where the flag is getting a nice little work

. >> washington dc is now following best practices.he majority of the jurisdictions do not require all of the cars to come into inspection so why washington dc has been doing it all of these years is just one of those things that we hadn't come into the 21st century. >> reporter: dc mayor says in addition to "unburdenening residents", the change will also save the city $400,000. >> it seems like they should be able to find $400,000 in savings somewhere else. this is safety and it's pretty important. >> reporter: a pennsylvania department of transportation study says the inspections save life but a north carolina study says the inspections make no difference at all. >> so you can pick your study to justify any decision you make. but you need to error on the side of safety. >> reporter: in dc, commercial vehicles and delivery trucks will still have to have regular inspections. beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> there is some good news in the economy tonight. according to the chair, the recession is probably over. ben said today that reports on

enfrentaron a puñetazo limpio,tra los policías, y un ejercicio de entrenamiento en las costas de washington dcctimas de 11 de septiembre. varias lanchas rápidas hicieron sonar sus sirenas como parte de lamah noi brasla maniobra. >>> en el octavo nianiversario l fatídico 11 de septiembre la naci está de luto é tal, tnúdpóhuskph@univisionpr se mezclaron con la lluvia la ceremonia además, de recordar a los fallecidos honró el espíritu de su krif skwoi a quienes ayudaron durante la tragedia estas imágenes se han convertido en triste ritual un hombre enaje continúa siendo un balance sam para quienes no logran sanar sus heridas. >>> era mi todo y me da tristeza este día, pero es venir aquí es como un refugio para dolor >>> vengo todos los años. >>> a pasos del lugar, donde más de 2000 personas perdieron sus vidas se guardó rn minuto de silencio en la hora en que las torres fueron im pactadas y cuando estás cayeron este año familiares de las víctimas acompañadas por un voluntario leyeron los nombres de los fen skwidz un acto para recordar este día que ha sido declarado por el presidente obama como un

>>reporter: game night in washington dc where the la galaxy, along with star player david beckham are in town. the crowd isn't huge, but boisterous...the football more industrious than dazzling...in other words...a fairly typical occasion for a league moving into its 14th season.... >>payne: we're definitely in a growth period still our league. we're kind of entering i guess our early adolescence. >>reporter: an adolescent league that now involves 15 teams. but 3 more plan to join over the next 2 seasons, keen to mirror the experience of the mls's two most recent expansion franchises... >>namoff: if you look at the expansion team of seattle, they're averaging upwards of over 25000 a game. for anexpansion team that's unheard of... >>courtemanche: in other clubs such as toronto they play in a 20000 seat stadium and have sold out every match in their 3 years of existence. >>reporter: in philadelphia...they're confidently building a soccer specific stadium that'll be ready for the team's first mls game, with a 19000 capacity... >>debusschere: the public response has been phenomenal. we ha

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right in washington, dc. >> reporter: the masons admit they're a little anxious about getting the danrown treatment. >> we don't know whether to batten down the hatches or open the doors and say, "come on in." >> reporter: even before the book came out, entrepreneurs have been angling to cash in. >> we think there's going to be a boom in tourism from people incredible curious about the masonic influence in america. >> reporter: author warren getler is planning a dan brown walking tour. >> this is ground zero right here. >> reporter: the washington monument, whose granite stones include cryptic markings made by masons. so the theory is that all these famous landmarks of washington are really a secret code? >> there is a geometric code, a masonic code, in the layout of washington, dc. >> reporter: the masons insist that's just an urban legend. there is no secret code. >> sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. >> reporter: but, especially for the fans of the best-selling author of our time, that won't make it any less intriguing. david wright, abc news, washington. >> the most shocking secre

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>> there is a geometric code, a masonic code, in the layout of washington, dc. >> reporter: the masonsnsist that's just an urban legend. there is no secret code. >> sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. >> reporter: but, especially for the fans of the best-selling author of our time, that won't make it any less intriguing. david wright, abc news, washington. >> the most shocking secret of all. good ad there. >>> that is "world news" for this tuesday. i'm charlie gibson, and i hope you had a good day. for all of us at abc news, have you had a good day. for all of us at abc news, have a good night. captions by vitac the quality of our lives depends on our connections. access to high-speed internet, at home and on the go, is no longer a luxu. it's how our children access education. it's how we find jobs, discover information, and connect with family and friends. it's the spark that drives innovation, creates investment, and builds a stronger economy. to shape a better tomorrow, at&t is investing in america's future - working to create an internet that's smart, mobile and safe. last year at&t

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a group of microsoft roswell, georgia and drove to washington dc two protest the government. >> alysins join us live from dc. good morning. good morning. >> alysin: tell us what motivated you to make this hundreds of much up to dc this morning. >> tony martinez started sons of liberty in georgia a little while back area i was in ohio. we pretty much had the same idea that we wanted to get riders together who believe in the constitution and are really concerned at the way this country is going. that's kind of how it evolved. and now we are in dc. we have writers from all over the country banding together to right to freedom events to support the constitution. and we started the group sons of liberty riders to.com for any riders who are interested in getting involved. we are all of the country now and anybody interested, our information is sons of liberty riders.com. see three what do you hope to see today? have you talked to other people who run across the entry? what kind of comrade are you talking about ahead of the big rally? >> are getting ready for the rally. there are buses from a

cc>los operativos se llevan acabo este miercoles en aproximadamente 150-estaciones de trenes en washington dc y 13- estados de la costa este del pais... "no solamente las ciudades grandes, sino que tambien las ciudades pequeñas, las estaciones de ferrocarril pequeñas, estamos tratando de poner las fuerzas de seguridad de policia en cada uno de ellos" agentes especializados vigilan los alrededores ... y cada vagon... los pasajeros tambien seran inspeccionados al azar.... "esta bien, por mas proteccion para uno y mayor seguridad" mas de 100 agencias federales, estatales, locales y de transporte participan en este entrenamiento... "la idea es tener varios niveles de seguridad para permitir que la gente todavia tenga la posibilidad de viajar libremente y al mismo tiempo para darles la seguridad que merecen" "representantes de amtrak reiteran que no hay ninguna amenaza contra el sistema de transporte y que esta medida es solo un entrenamiento de rutina para hacer frente a cualquier ev

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. >>> the mastermind of the washington, dc-area serial sniper attacks is scheduled to be put to death in november. a virginia judge set a november 10th execution date for john allen muhammad. sentenced to death for the murder of dean meyers, one of 10 people shot to death during a rampage that terrorized this entire area for about three weeks back in 2002. >>> we have new details in the death of annie le, the medical student from yale whose body was found stuffed in a basement wall on sunday. kelly swoope joins us with the latest developments. >> reporter: the medical examiner ruled the cause of death, asphyxiation. so far no arrests have been made but an animal research technician who worked in the same yale lab building where annie le's body is discovered is being looked at very closely. investigators searched raymond clark's middletown, connecticut, apartment that he shares with his fiancee. the 24-year-old is not a student at yale but was employed by the university. he was led away in handcuffs, questioned for several hours, plus reportedly failed a lie detector test and had defen

. >> washington, dc is now the favorite area for the young and the rich. a new report is out, says 25 to 34-year-olds are making $100,000, hanging out around dc, arlington county and virginia. which is number two followed by san francisco, manhattan and douglas county which is outside of denver. those are the places you will find the rich and young people. >>> we'll let you know it's raining on top of them in dc. we're going to get some of that rain. plan for that at the bus stop. drizzle and showers on the west side now coming from howard county, montgomery county and the dc area. heads our way. on and off light rain today, 67. tomorrow we clear in the afternoon, 76. 72 with sun on saturday. looks like we'll stay dry and cool sunday. >>> volume building all around the beltway at this time but we have a major backup on southbound 95 approaching the whitemarsh boulevard area. that is because a crash approaching the beltway takes away the left lane. you see traffic is backed up there, pretty considerably. you might want to try route 1, 7 or 40 as your alterna

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at the verizon center in washington, dc fans say the show was sold out right when they went on-line.nk remish says there was a lesson learned. >> it assured me since it's the same promoter and same ticketing company they've taken steps to make sure we don't repeat a failure of the past. >> reporter: john weatherstein wasn't taking chances. he's legally blind but says he doesn't need to see springsteen to feel the energy. >> doesn't matter whether you can see or not, it's the presence you have with the music. ♪ i just kept going♪ >> reporter: what matters most to these fans is the boss is coming back to town. in downtown baltimore, cheryl conner, abc2 news. >> cheryl says the ticket prices range from $31 to $100 for the november 20th show. only four tickets will be sold to an address to try to cut down on scalpers. tickets go on sale tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. >>> for a look at tonight's top stories, promising news in the fight against the spread of aids. an experimental vaccine developed in thailand cut the risk of infection by more that than 30%. >>> these college students are t

. >>> today a special memorial in washington, dc to the victims of united flight 93. speaker of the house nancy pelosi unveiling a plaque in memory of the victims at the capital today. the plane crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania, september 11th, believed when terrorists hijacked the flight they intended to crash the plane into the capitol. the plot was foiled when passengers on board rushed the cockpit. pelosi said those on board saved not only the lives of those in the capitol but saved a beacon of democracy. >>> friends, family and colleagues gathered today to remember tv news legend walter crofn kite -- cronkite. the pioneering anchorman of the "cbs evening news" from 1962 to 1981 died in july. president obama and former president clinton attended the memorial. clinton says cronkite was a profoundly good human being. >> but in a very tumult wow summer in our personal lives, 1998, we were in martha's vineyard, walter cronkite said i want you to go sailing with us. you and hillary and chelsea. we'll just go out and sail around. he said somebody might take a pictur

around route 100 so give yourself a little extra time as you make your way out headed towards the washington, dc area. we're also working a crash on the outer loop, between liberty road and security boulevard. that crash continues to take away the left lane there. and in reisterstown a crash working at westminster pike at brian daniel court. in woodlawn, middleford road at cross bee road, that crash on the scene as well. jfx at cold spring lane, we have heavy volume early this morning but traffic does seem to get through without any delays at this time. back to you. >>> new at 6:32 -- ' tis the season for writing college essays and filling out common applications and there's nothing wrong with aiming for the ivy. listen to what the former presidents of princeton and mcalister colleges are saying. they are telling high school seniors now to aim higher. they have a new book out coming today and in it they say students are settling for less selective schools thinking it will be easier when in fact they are more likely to drop out. fewer than six out of 10 students entering college ever finish. that

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neil is offering a $10,000 award >> demonstrators flooded the streets of washington dc watching on u.s capitol to protest what they say is out of control government spending. protesters dressed in clinical customs in keeping with the austen tea party theme. i'm julie banderas now back to huckabee. for your headlines on onto fox news.com. >> announcer: go to mike huckabee show.com and go to the fox feedback section to comment on today's show we can she is known as the queen of southern cuisine. and while she has many of us licking our chops with her mouthwatering recipes, she is on a mission to help those who don't have enough to eat. one of my favorites and i'm sure our viewers, paula deen. [ applause ] >> how are you? [ applause ] >> my husband. he can have a paula. >> help me up. oh my god i find are you? is that not the cutest man? speech and keep talking keep talking. the first thing i had to do was feel his double. and then he told me how he got it. so i realized why he only has one. >> mike: now you maybe tell the story. >> oh and i got lipstick on you. >> mike: charity made a me

we start with the latest on the health care debate in washington, dc. a brand new plan from an influential senator has been revealed and meets most of what the president wants in the bill, but as abc2 john hendrin tells us critics are already pouncing. >> reporter: in the senate, a key health care billy merges. but after democrats spent weeks negotiating with pups not a single one is on board. >> no republican has offered his or her support at this time but i think by the time we get to file passage you'll find republican support. >> reporter: worse, liberals gave it a thumbs down. democrat jay rockefeller called it a big, big tax on the middle class. that earned him a summons to the white house. >> i was alone with the president. and you don't reach that confidence. >> reporter: in a statement he said he still can't support it. the liberal group moveon.org harbor, calling it a dream come true for insurance companies. democrat ron widen agreed. >> it doesn't pass the snell test. >> reporter: the $900 billion bill would require most americans to buy insu

. >> number four, washington, dc. >> number three, boston. >> new two, san francisco. >> and number oneew york city! turns out that baltimore, number seven on the list. >>> 7-day forecast quickly. does show the wind today, two-degree guarantee of 68. our heaviest rain and i know there's some sun out there for some of you. it will come in this afternoon but especially the second halftime of the afternoon through tonight and the rain tomorrow will taper off to showers. i think we may still see showers saturday so norm may adjust that weekend forecast but by sunday, for you at the ravens game, we should be dry and back to near 80 degrees. >> all i care about. >> i know. >>> see you tomorrow. (employee 1) subject: urgent!! bob!! i need the baker file stat!! reply!! still making changes. circle back later!! what's with the yelling? oh, our internet slows down during peak hours so sending e-mails and large files just takes forever. so, we just yell. ben!!! thanks for the flowers!!! i thought you hated me!!! lol!!! semi-colon! right parenthesis! winky emoticon! (announcer) switch to verizon an

number five, just town the road, washington, dc. >> austin, texas, number four. >> minneapolis, numberee. >> number two, houston. >> number one, dallas, texas, if you can survive the heat you're fine there. >> three cities in texas. >> wow. >>> 9-9-09. did you get the trick? one of the tricks of actually doing math on your hands, if you hold out your hands, by the way, i got their hand pictures on my blog, count from your left to right, may be opposite of the tv, multiply by nine, pick a number like four, one, two, three, four. put that finger down, you wind up with three on this side and six on the other. quick way to do math. number nine. hold up your hands like this -- which one makes the l? >> can you make a rabbit out of that? >>> quick peek at the 7-day forecast -- 72 this afternoon. low to mid-60s overnight. rain increases. strong winds tomorrow. tomorrow a blustery day by september standards, 66, 15 degrees below normal. wee try to get back to near 80. showers over the weekend. norm has more at 5:00. hey, i'm worried about mrs. lowenberg next door. why? i don't know, she's runn

the kids have a trip to washington dc. should they go? and every time i said yes, absolutely. we are a lot smarter. professionals haven't lost the sense of urgency and the one thing we could never do and one of the reasons i wrote the book is to convince you the threat is real everyday we are prered to deal with it and better prepared ofnoth attack we shouldn't quit in joining the opportunities we have which are rather unique in the united states of america sir? >> [inaudible] mr. secretary we know that there is -- we know there are terrorists around the world. after mumbai and other attacks that have taken place using social networks, atwitter as well as cell phones. how prepared is the country to deal with the upcoming technology and monitoring it to protect our meland and allies around the world? >> well, i believe that since 9/11, we have learned and some of our allies have learned not only how effective terrorists are in using it to recruit, train, etc., but we have found our way, the ubiquity of the internet, it's also its weakness and i don't pretend to say that we have

don't think they added boycott in washington dc.lides of the ufw grape boycott to train their staff and the community about how to do a boycott and they brought the boycott to the internet so when i see criticism from seiu of here that pains me far more than the disputing california which has a lot of internal components to it. but it is disappointing. i can't argue with you on that. cannot argue with you on that. any otr questions? i think we have another one here. >> it is actually not a question, but i have to confirm what you said that what i learned in the union during that time, the four years i spent with the union, i am a university professor at this point and i have continued in health care. i have continued to use those skil and when you said, how do we help our young people to get back to it? i think it really is incumbent on all of us to encourage the young people to get involved because there are many young people that got very engaged during this last campaign and it is how we all suprt that and encourage them and perh

this time in the washington dc office.yees were reportedly caught telling the supposed pimp how to enslave teens as prostitutes. >>> turning to sports, the new york yankees have a new all time hits leader. >> and the 2-0. there it is. the 72 years lou gehrig has been the yankees all time hits leader. now, it is derek geat another that's him passing lou gehrig on hit list hitting number 2722. he then got a long-standing ovation from the fans, but for the netly for orioles fans that was about the only highlight for the bronx bombers. after two rain delays lasting more than two hours, the bird pick up the 10-4 win over new york. >> lou gehrig saying today, today, today? i consider myselfa the luckiest man. >> okay. you had the quote. >> and all the echos. >> it's not the otheros headlining the sports package butts ravens. >> that's right. we are now just a little more than 24 hours away from kick off and as wei-ja jiang shows us fans are pumped up. >> reporter: good morning. the bullet mar ravens cheerleaders spent friday vis

like it or not, go to the monuments in washington dc, look at what jefferson, and washington said, theyis part of our culture history and founding. got to agree with it keep you know. that's the beauty of america. let's not rewrite our history and act like it's not part of who we are speakers on our money speech and don't spend money speech or you can send it to me. speaking at the good idea. i was put with you. >> dave: what's on the show? speech and we have a wonderful new launch that will include an e-mail option of a guitar signed by 35 of the celebrity artists of the number show. the proceeds will buy musical concerts for kids. we are medical doctors who are conversation talking about healthcare plan and 12 million people watch this wonderful video on youtube. you'll see it today. >> dave: alysin was coming up on the show? >> alysin: i'm enjoying some porkbarrel barbecue out here. i'm glad you left me some. we'll show you more this coming up. we also have breaking news for you. some new developments this morning i met possible terror plot or did that has been broken up. >> we want

a senior scientist at the environmental working group, a washington, dc based nonprofit organization.nutes, something like that. i'm sure we would like to get into a discussion with each of you, and your staples -- statements will be made part of the record. please proceed. >> thank you for inviting me to this important hearing on topic of great concern to all of us. i am a professor at the university in china and ajunk professor of biochemistry. i would like also to thank the people who made it possible for me to participate in this hearing. i have been working doing basically research in the field of biological and effects of mobile phones for the past ten years. the findings of my research group suggest that the mobile phone radiation -- these findings do not prove there exists a hazard. my institution has issued two advisories for mobile phone users. the first advisory in 2004, was a part of the advisory that included finland, sweden, denmark, norway and iceland. we had an advisory on children using mobile phones. children are of special concern because of their developing brain,

steve: for reaction, we have michael steele from washington, dc. what did you think?thought it was a typical, a presidential speech. saying a lot of stuff, but not given you any real meat to wrap your head around. the one thing that stood up to me was the partisanship that he brought to the discussion. standing in congress, where he needs every vote he can get, to start throwing out the bush administration, basically, if you disagree with me, i am going to call you out. that is not the way to do this when you want to convince people that they need the government to run health care. brian: he brought up senator kennedy, senator hatch and senator mccain, saying that they used to reach across the aisle and cut deals. how come he did not do this in may? >> exactly. we offered to sit down with the president and house leadership to put together a comprehensive strategy to go forward. they have yet to have that meeting. all of this, we want to work with you, let's all get along, it is typical washington stuff. it is saying one thing and doing another thing. nancy pelosi and

washington. it there will be a meeting at the dc armory. tomorrow they will meet with lawmaker on captiol hill and hold a 9/11 remembrance ceremony. the rally is at free plaza an heads down pennsylvania avenue to captiol hill. >>> right now a followup to a story we brought you yesterday morning. we now know the identity of a 37-year-old womb shot to death in silver spring. montgomery county police say that someone murdered simone white as she walked from her car to her front door. some neighbors heard the shots but saw nothing. >> i didn't see anything unusual. i usually come home around that time. so to think that somebody was probably just in the bushes or the parking lot waiting is very scary. >> reporter: investigators say white's belongings including a laptop computer were still with her. police have no suspects and they are asking any witnesses to come forward. >>> new this morning a look aft the horse race to become virginia's next governor. polls show that bob mcdonnell has a sizable lead despite the media scrutiny of his ' 890 grad

annual riew on the field of national security law will be taking place on november 12th and 13th in washington dc we will be including legislative and executive general counselor panel discussio. jeh has agreed to participate in that particular panel and we also will have panels on cybersecurity, piracy, mitary commissions and narcotics trafficking along the border. registration can be for web site or we have forms in the back. i want to thank the number of people who have helped work on our projects. thatncludes people who are in th roo suzanne spaulding, friedman, deb perlstein, peter hansen, ruth wedgewood, and finally theerson we always have to thank was holly mcminn hugh is the glue of this particul organization and she hadone an outstanding job over this period of time and we always can't thank her enough. [applause] that concludes the program this morning. ted offer coming in jeh, thank you and good luc [inaudible conversations [inaudible conversations] colleagues of center kennedy paid trite to the massachusetts lawmaker who died la month. it begins with senate leaders harry reidn mitch m