bienvenidos a otra ediciÓn de enfoque, desde washington dc.cias por permitirnos ser parte de su domingo 10 de octubre del 2010. es 10-10-10. y si usted juega la loterÍa, anote esos nÚmeros. hablaremos de una semana extraordinaria que hemos visto en chile con los 33 mineros. tambiÉn vamos a ir a mexico para un repaso de lo que se ha vivido en ese paÍs hermano esta semana. pero hoy, quisimos comenzar -aunque tenemos mucho de quÉ hablar- por la economÍa de este paÍs. los economistas han dicho que la recesiÓn concluyo, pero muchas personas todavÍa no vemos luz al final del tÚnel. para hablar de eso hoy, tenemos con nosotros en washington al economista claudio loser. don claudio, gracias por estar con nosotros en "enfoque". >>un placer estar. >>ustedes, los expertos dicen que la recesiÓn ya concluyo. sin embargo, para la mayorÍa de nosotros no es asÍ en nuestro dÍa a dia. esa diferencia, ¿por quÉ? >>esto es como cuando uno se quiebra un brazo y uno dice que estÁ mejorado. pero todavÍa duelen los mÚsculos, hay problemas para moverse... eso es exacta

going after the john edwardss, and if they don't do it, if they do not clean up corruption in washington, dc one will. >>shepard: what i wonder about this whole case, we are led to believe and i think you said it in the past most of the people in the in inner circle knew what was going on, why would they let a man lie like that who wanted to be president? >>guest: you know probably far more politicians than i do, and politics especially national politics is a very powerful win at all costs kind of thing it and a thing of the guy you are working for or the woman you are working for, they are the good people. the other side are the evil people. and what happened with john edwards, we believed this was somebody would represented causes we believed in deeply. and as happened many times before this, you put, we put what we thought was the greater good, the causes and the man we deeply believed in, ahead of the golden rule, do what's right. and it is easy to do that. you can look at dozens of different scandals in the past and that is what happened with us. >>shepard: you get the indication by, it

[tema musical] cc:telemundo network díaz-balart: muy buenos dÍas y saludos desde washington dc hoy, 24e octubrgracias por permitirnos ser parte de su maÑana. faltan 9 dÍas para las elecciones del martes 2 de noviembre; si usted puede votar, ¡vaya! su voto es su futuro. nunca ha sido mÁs importante que usted lo haga. y hablaremos sobre las elecciones y mucho mÁs con dos grandes amigos de este programa, marÍa cardona de dewey square group, analista demÓcrÁta. y alfonso aguilar de la alianza latina pro valores conservadores. a ambos, gracias por estar con nosotros. ambos: gracias. >>marÍa, comencemos. ¿por quÉ es importante que los hispanos salgan a votar en esta elecciÓn cuando, la verdad, muchos dicen "salÍ hace dos aÑos, votÉ por obama -67% de los hispanos-, me prometiÓ reforma migratoria el primer aÑo y no cumpliÓ"? ¿por quÉ votar ahora? >>simplemente, como dijiste al principio, es la Única manera en que los latinos puedan convertirse en arquitectos de su propio futuro econÓmico, social y polÍtico. en cuanto a la polÍtica es verdad que nos hemos demorado en entregar la reforma migrato

a las 11 en noticiero telemundo 48 [tema musical] díaz-balart: continuamos con "enfoque" desde washington dc hablemos del sueÑo americano. cristina londoÑo nos presenta hoy un caso de una persona que siempre soÑÓ con algo que pensaba no podrÍa lograr y, miren, lo logrÓ. [♪] cristina: como muchos, catalino tapia es jardinero; pero como pocos, se atreve a soÑar y a luchar por sus ideales. >>lleguÉ a aquÍ con 6 dÓlares en la bolsa, sin hablar ni una palabra en inglÉs. lavÉ platos,

el sindrome de inmuno deficiencia adquiridad y cada dia mas los latinos se estan contagiando en washington dcjose angel aguirre union fue sentenciado nco cadenas perpacusado de secuer a mujeres con pistola en mano y de ataques a s mujeres durante la investigacon de los crimenes dos hab visto n suv similar al del sospechoso y icha informacion los llevo al atacante quien enfrentó 14 cargos criminales.. un grupo de latinos que fueron arrestados por interrumpir un juego de baseball en washington comparecieron hoy ante una corte del distrito... claudia uceda nos dice que las leyes contra la inmigracion ilegal, los llevaron a cometer esas acciones.. ellos fueron a la corte del distrito de la capital por hacer esto.... nat!! asi es, en agosto, 4 de estos jovenes activistas, inmigrantes legales, se burlaron literalmente de la seguridad del estadio de los nationals por protestar encontra de la ley de arizona sb 1070... "paramos el juego por algunos minutos, mientras nos agarraban uno por uno..." a gustavo, quien vemos aqui corriendo y esquivando con gran f

supreme court in washington dc. i will be there inside the courtroom listening an attorney for the father of a fallen marine urges the justices to rule in favor of albert snyder. ♪ god hates america. >> is it freedom of speech or pure harassment? the u.s. supreme court will make a major decision in albert snyder versus the founder of westboro baptist church. he wasn't gay but was targeted with sign that is said thank god for dead soldier. >> it is hard enough to bury a child but to have this go on to. it is like somebody kicking you in the face. >> the case is shaping up to an important test of first amendment rights. >> most people will offend somebody and we new e to be able to prothe protect that. we can't make speech illegal or subject to incredible penalties. >> 14 groups including the u.s. senate and 48 states have rallied armed albert snyder but the aclu and media say the speech should be protected. >>> be sure to check in later as mary leads our coverage live from washington dc as he battles to protect other

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. >> un hombre cae a las vÍas de un tren que se acercaba en una estaciÓn del metro de washington dc.e lanzÓ a rescatarlo y todo fue captado en cÁmara. >> muy buenas noches, es un gusto saludarlos en una nueva ediciÓn de Última hora. enrique tiene el dÍa libre, le saluda martÍn. decenas de personas por evacuadas de un centro comercial, esto en california, por un incendio al parecer intencional. un hombre armado fue despuÉs. comenzamos con esta noticia que llega hasta nuestro centro de satÉlite, y allÍ cristina no tiene la crÓnica. muy buenas noches. delante. >> que tal martÍn, muy buenas noches. el centro comercial galerÍa estÁ situado en una zona lujosa en las afueras de sacramento, california. como bien dices, tuvo que ser evacuado a media maÑana cuando un hombre entrÓ a la tienda de fuegos electrÓnicos, y ordenó que los empleados y compradores abandonaron el local de inmediato. >> las imÁgenes muestran como unas enormes columnas de humo negro se elevaban desde el techo de la tienda hacia el cielo azul, este jueves alrededor de las disÍmiles de la maÑana. las autoridades llegaron al

it will take place in washington dc and will be the first between the two sides. >>> on wall street, defense bond buyback plan lead on investors. the nasdaq lost five. >>> the death toll in indonesia is now believed to be more than 300. hundreds more are missing. the number of dead rose after the volcano erupted. just one day earlier, an earthquake close to sumatra triggered a deadly tsunami. officials say there was no warning put in place and is broken because a lack of maintenance. >>> bay area doctors and nurses are preparing for a mission to haiti. john fowler alerted one volunteer doctor to troubling development that underscores the need. >> reporter: this river, dr. says to be the source of the cholera outbreak. rumors swarmed back and workers continue the water with sewage. the epidemic worsened today with some 500,000 hospitalized. angry people threw stones at this hospital and shut it down. the chief medical officer led a team of a dozen of doctors and nurses from the same hospital hit by today's transportation. >> what is happening there? >> reporter: this was moments after

cuando se realicen elecciones legislativas y vuelvan a retomar el tema de la reforma migratoria en washington dcose angel aguirre univision recuerde que manana por motivos otros eventos en la capital, habran numerosas calles cerradas al trafico vehicular, principalmente las que estan en la zona alrededor del monumento de lincoln.. los cierres iniciaran desde las seis de la manana hasta despues de las cuatro de la tarde.. por lo que es aconsejable tomar el sistema de trenes metro.. metro tambien tendra retrasos de hasta media el gobierno guatemalteco dice que las relaciones bilaterales no se veran afectadas, luego que hoy el presidente mandatari guatemalteco para personalmente sifilis a prisioneros guatemaltecos y enfermos mentales hace mas de 60 años.. los resultados nunca fueron publicados.. el mandatario mpletamente de la existencia del estudio hasta la llamada de la secretaria de estado, hillary clinton.. buenas noches a todos, bienvenidos a la primera parte de los deportes y lo iniciamos con boxeo, porque leo musiÑo nos cuenta sobre el anuncio de vamos ahora contarles en donde estaran

we, i was called on tuesday night by a supposedly high powered washington, dc attorney and he threatenedch we fought so hard to get on, and i told her that wasn't going to happen and the phone call did not go very well, and we then, i hung up on her and the following day i got a call and this was a meeting set up with sharron angle camp and i did not authorize it or set it up and i was asked to attend and because i have been slandered in the press by the republican party, by the sharron angle campaign i felt it necessary to protect myself because after you have a meeting it does not come out in the press. >>neil: so you taped it and she says it was a setup and you argue it was to make things would be clear if something came out. what do you gain from this, though? >>guest: i don't gain anything from it. i never intended to release the tape. i was on vacation with my family and i got a call from a reporter from las vegas who told me there was voice mail of her slandering me and i sent my campaign manage over with something three days later after the fact to say, why not look at there and

and now live from washington, dc. we will start with the news that osama bin laden could be behind the european terror plot. >>reporter: a says says "there are multiple plots and multiple threats coming into the tribal areas of pakistan and the intelligence suggests a credible threat to europe, not to u.s. targets but they say all avenues are still being explored and homeland security security connections have not been rule out." according to the source, osama bin laden and others could be driving the plot because the intelligence is coming from where osama bin laden is hiding. the source said it was reasonable to believe the leadership was aware or involved in the plots but the degree of their direct involvement is not certain. >> if there was an attack what would it look like? >>reporter: the says said it would be wrong to conclude this was only a single plot and that it was models after the mumbai attacks that kill 170 in 2008. the information shows the lot or plots were already in the framework in the process of b

and now the news from capitol hill this afternoon in washington, dc. what else did we learn from the poll? >>reporter: we find that 62 percent of independents, the key voting block, have an unfavorable view of the health care law. karl rove says, if i advise g.o.p. candidates i tell them to talk about this night and day and he adds this. >> it is the only major piece of social legislation in modern american history i can find welfare reform, medicare, education reform, is less popular since being passed and there is a reason a lot of democrats who are, who opposed it herald their opposition to it in their ads. >>reporter: that is something we have seen a number of them coming on the air saying i did not vote for hit. >>shepard: the democrats will say what has happened, it is not that this is a bad program but we have lost the narrative and if americans would love this thing if they give it a chance already. but that is what they are saying. >>reporter: democrats from the white house on down to t more than americans know about this law the more they app

and james is live from washington, dc.ven the relevant officials in the obama administration are saying they raised the bar pretty high. >>reporter: they have but they expect deep water drilling in the gulf of mexico to resume before year's end. rig operators must demonstrate in advance they can handle a blowout like the one that kurd april -- that occurred in april. there will be new inspection requirements and independent third party reviews of the designs for blow out preventsers and new standards for well design and casing and cement which must be certified by a professional engineer. companies and some rigs that will come into compliance and will move forward for the permitting process and we will soon have a deep water drilling resuming in the outer shelf in the gulf. there are others that may take longer for them to come into compliance with the regulations. >>reporter: the secretary said no regulations should take industry by surprise because they have been notified in phases. >>shepard: what will it cost the opera

binacional de salud un esfuerzo compartido entre 12 co salud la meta primordial que mas inmin washington dc jose angel aguirre univision una organizacion centroamericana tiene una segunda reunion crearayuda monetaria para asistir en cuerps de bajos recursos que sorprendidos por tragedias y no tienen los fondos para un funeral... para recaudar los fonods estan realizando una cena de gala en la iglesia sagrado corazon de washington el 16 de octubre.. la contribucion por pareja de 50...para mas informacion ondao ntgomecont investigando l accianos, murio recibidas... alay-mateo fue arrollada el pasado 25 de septiembre, alrededor de mananny branch, pick up chevy s-10, o uy blazer, gmc jimmy o un e este hecho numero de telefono 11 8477.. buenas noches bienvenidos a la primera parte de los deportes y de inmedivamos con la fiesta que se vivio en la final de la american soccer league con nuevo campeon en la copa bicentenario. en costa rica con una capacidad de mas de 23 mil aficionados, a un costo de 83 millones d de los juegos centroamericanos y la sede principal seel estadio nacional. hasta

>>stuart: on the national scale do we see anything similar from washington, dc? >>guest: yes, epa is now being sued by several groups including ours for the global warming back door attempt to do nothing cap and trade just the "cap," the regulatory energy tax, and they have, again, they have outsourced the science to a body that relies on similar computer models that are proven wrong, overinflighting the inputs and the impact of the input and underestimate the impact on client like the sun. this is a microcosm. >>stuart: you say this is deliberate? >>guest: i am saying california has a lot of explaining to do and as they get the story straight, the voters need to take into account they have a pattern. they have three similar examples and now they are being trusted with implementing economic policy for the state, economic suicide, through this and the voters have a chance with prop 23 to suspend it and look for more of this and i suspect they will find it. >>stuart: chris, thank you, always a pleasure. the mast are mind behind obama's presidential campaign is feel

. >> votante en washington dc y más 6 estados empezaron a votar anticipadamente. >> quiero evitar la para votar y así vengo y guido salgo de totalidad. >> a dos semanas de elecciones legislativas en campaña demócratas y republicanos sacan a grandes figuras como barack y michel obama o sara, y el presidente esta semana viajará a 6 estados en cinco días y demócratas confían en que el presidente será un factor para no perder el control del congreso. >> sin duda que sí. porque lo que hemos visto es que lo que hemos sabido desde siempre este presidente tiene una gran habilidad para comunicar y para comunicar con aquellos voto antes que fueron los que lo apoyaron en el 2008. >> y está convencido que republicanos al menos capturaron la cámara de representantes y quizás el senado. >> 60% de americanos cree que el gobierno es demasiado grande, y ven políticas como el proyecto de estimo lo económico. 787 billones de dólares y reforma de salud como políticas de gobierno grande que están expanden el rol del gobierno y hay revuelta. >> 23 estados y esta capital que permiten que permitan que voten

prueba la serenidad y el sentido del humor del presidente barack obama, hablaba sobre igualdad en washington dctimaauÍ muy nervioso. billy roy y su historia esta noche a convertirse en el segundo lanzador sin convertir hits ni carreras, esto no ocurrÍa desde 1956 cuando se lanzÓ un juego perfecto h@ultima horaultima hoa

grafica---------- ------------ family place 3309 16th st nw, washington, dc 20010- autoridades de varias ciudades del pais se reunieron hoy con el presidente obama en la casa blanca en busca de mecanismos para mejorar en la los planes t incluye nerar empleos... el ruido de esta excavadora trabajando es lo que el gobierno, gobernadores y alcaldes quieren que se multiplique en todo el pais, al pedirle al congreso que apruebe la creacion de 1 fondo de 50 mil millones de dolares para mejorar la infraestructur a. "si no entendemos que hay 1 relacion en gastar fondos federales, invertirlos no, en la infraestructura, en la construccion, en medios de transporte publico, las autopistas, no entendemos que sin esos fondos no vamos a crear los trabajos." "hay muchos latinos empleados en la construccion, y mientras haya 1 fuerte inversion en construir caminos, carreteras, lineas ferreas, es bueno para la comunidad latina." reynaldo meza lleva casi 2 decadas trabajando en construccion y cree que habria mas empleo con mas i

---desde "washington dc", "ione molinares" tiene los detalles.seÁ cosa del pasado... y no por las leyes que lo prohiben, sino por los autos del futuro.---la compaÑia "google" ya esta probando vehiculos que andan sin un conductor.---el auto se desplaza por medio de un sistema de ubicacion geografica, videocamaras, sensores de radar y rayos laser.---estos vehiculos seran sumamente utiles para las personas de edad avanzada que ya no se sienten Ómodas detras del volante, pero que no quieren renunciar a su libertad y movilidad.---los primeros autos podrian salir al mercado en el año 2020. --vaya susto el que provoco esta maÑana un globo aerostático que tuvo que aterrizar de emergencia en una escuela de la ciudad de "rohnert park".--en su descenso, el globo choco con una reja de la primaria "monte vista", pero afortunadamente nadie resulto herido.oficiales de la patrulla de caminos sacaron del area a estudiantes y maestros hasta que la nave quedo totalmente esinflada.el piloto dijo que intentaba aterrizar en un campo ubicao en el lado oeste de la autop

---sus restos fueron encontrados un aÑo mas tarde en un parque de washington dc... en la carcel cuando fue acusado de la muerte de levy por otros casos ocurridos en el mismo parque donde desaparecio la joven. ---para finales de esta semana se espera que los trabajos en el bay bridge (para mejorar su infraestructura)... continuen... continuen...---un seccion de unos 100 pies de largo sera colocada en las torres de soporte del puente...---cuando sea colocado... la torre del bay bridge tendra una altura de 500 pies...---los conductores ya estan siendo avisados sobre los trabajos y se les solicita tomen las medidas de precaucion para evitar accidentes. ---primer avance de ramon diaz y su telemundo deportivo ...y la fiebre se viene a la bahia... ----gracias ramon te vamos a estar esperando... nos tenemos que ir a una pausa y ya regresamos.... ---las autoridades de salud del pais le dan luz verde al uso de un producto que hace verse mejor a las personas... pero que ahora las hara sentirse mejor... ---los gigantes ya se encuentran en casa y las esperanzas de que continuen

---"fernando pizarro" nos envió el siguiente reportaje desde "washington dc".istas secuestrados en acapulco y colima la semana pasada.---la fiscalia mexicana investiga el hecho en varios estados y, hasta ahora, se desconoce la causa de su desaparicÓn.---desde la ciudad --un choque entre un autobus y un camion de carga dejo 13 muertos y 12 heridos en honduras.--el fatal accidente ocurrio en una carretera del litoral atlantico, a unos 200 kilometos al norte de "tegucigalpa" entre las ciudad de "el progreso" y "tela". --entre los fallecidos hay varios integrantes de los grupos musicales "chicas samba", "kazzabe" y "la raza". --la mayoria murio calcinado cuando la unidad de pasajeros se incendio.--segun las autoridades, el presunto responsable del percance fue el chofer del autobus que, se durmio invadiendo el carril contrario. ---en chile, el presidente "sebastián piñera" dio a entender que los 33 mineros atrapados desde hace dos meses, podrian ser rescatados antes del 15 de octubre. ---originalmente se habia dicho que los trabajadores serian liberados en diciembr

live in a middle class neighborhood in reno nevada, reed lives in the ritz carlton in washington dc. >> she says he has been in washington too long. he says she is too extreme. >> my opponent dun like any insurance companys to have to do anything, against mammograms and colon os copys. >> reporter: reed is a top democrat in congress and republicans targeted him in their bid to take back the senate. race is one of the closeest and nastiest in the nation with both sides on the attack. the republicans also have their sight set on biden old's seat in delaware where tea party backed daled is facing coons. president obama is giving coon as boost today. democrats hold the edge in the race, with republicans expected to make big gains where else they are taking nothing for granted. in washington. president obama has also campaigned in illinois trying to keep his old senate seat from changing hands to the republicans. it is a homecoming celebration more than two months the miking for several miners in chile. three have been released from the hospital and returned home to their families. more ex

they marked international habitat day in washington dc mr. carter says he feels fine and enjoyed 27 years of building homes for the project. >> every year we devoted one full week, some days in between, building houses around the world along with thousands of volunteers and in every case, with the homeowner working side by side with us. >> mr. carter celebrated his 86th birthday this past friday. >> where some of the state's welfare money is being spent. >>> the one issue that nearly all californians seem to agree on. >> and it may look nice but they says the unfit to live in. why the university of california's scratching their heads when it comes to this >> another twist in the heserle trial tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6 >> with should be done with this empty mansion that used to house the university president. the 13,000 square foot mansion is not fit to live in. it would cost $10 million to fully repair the mansion in kensington next to berkeley. uc staff and students criticized renovations because of budget cuts in other areas. it h

he served our country well, then he win to washington, dc.re and job-killing energy taxes. >> made my sick to bail out the banks about i had to clean up the necessary left behind by these guys. they let wall street run wild. now pat toomey is attack me for killing up his mess. >> joe miller wants less interference from washington, but his opponent says miller wants to shrink the federal government too much. >> the senate -- it worked to lower energy coles and create jobs for all alaskans. >> how much would that cost to eliminate the department of education, transfer federal lands, manage unemployment insurance and administer medicaid? more than a billion dollars in all. who picks up the tab? you do. >> democrat scott mcadams, down in some polls by double digits, wants alaska to, quote, get its fair share again and said his wife wanted him to start wearing a tie. >> if is takes a tie to stop joe and lisa from outsourcing our jobs or our tax dollars, then that's a good reason, too. >> write-in campaigns often aren't successful. the only senator

and now from washington, dc. you do not have to look and long to find out there is big money financing special interests on both sides. >>reporter: right but it is unlikely there will be an investigation before the election but democratic senator baucus, the chairman of the senate finance committee wants the i.r.s. to investigation nonprofit groups and he cites a few examples of organizations that support conservative causes, and in a letter to the i.r.s. commissioner asking the agency to "examine if they operated for the organize's intended tax ex-empurpose and to ensure that political campaign activity is not the organization's primary activity." in adig, minnesota democrat senator asked a group to investigate if foreign corporations are able to "influence" american elections through third-party groups. franken is focusing the u.s. chamber of commerce and they say they do not use overseas money for political activities. >>shepard: republicans are concerned because when the rnc raises money the other groups are

>> alan: five weeks after a big tea party event, liberals are holding their own gathering in washington, dc. thousands of people are attending the one nation march working together rally. organizers say the rally is an antidote to the tee party. the reverend al sharpton told the crowd it was time to focus on the struggles of the american people. >> we bailed out the banks. we bailed out the insurance companies. now it's time to bill out the american people! we need to rebuild the infrastructure and provide jobs and training for american people. >> alan: the event is taking place where they're -- the restoring honor rally where sarah palin and glen beck was held back in august. >>> still to come, michael finney looks into the astounding bill of an east bay couple charged for hundreds of >> alan: have you ever been surprised bay charge on your cable tv bill? one family was not only surprised. they were shocked when they suddenly received a bill for more than $4,000. michael finney has their very unusual story. >> maria signed up with the tv company years ago and always paid $74 per month. one

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look at this. >> mitchell bachmann doing more than her share for the special interests in washington, dcemocratic congressional candidate in minnesota, clark, ripping her opponent, congressman bachmann in the ad and it is going viral and my guest says it is going too far. republican congresswoman joining me. we did put a call to the clark campaign for individual but we have not heard back. congresswoman, i have to say i am shocked that someone would lower the tone of public discourse in this way. what do you think? >>guest: your feeling is the same as those who have seen the video. the interesting thing is, this is what liberals have gone to. this is their opinion of the lincoln douglas debate what they consider civil discourse and it is very interesting to see what they have put forward and no one who has seen this ad so far thinks it is terribly effective or delivering a positive message. >> there was a disgraceful ad in florida, similar, congressman grayson flatout lied about what his opponent has said and i have to point out that he, in fact, is now sinking in the polls because of th

and now, live from the washington, dc newsroom. james, president obama and the democrats are targeting a number of groups, primarily the u.s. chamber of commerce. >>reporter: the latest in a war between the white house and the chamber dating to the early day of the administration across numerous battlegrounds from cap and trade to health care and the president and the democratic national committee are coordinating their attacks. >> attacking people without disclosing who is behind all these attack ads. you don't know, it could be oil industry. it could be the insurance industry. could even be foreign-owned corporations, you don't know. >> karl rove, bush crone, the u.s. chamber of commerce, they are for big business, they even take in secret foreign money to influence our elections. reporter powerful stuff. on thursday the president was more pointed in his remarks, but aides tell fox that the latest comments were "not dialed back at all," and yet the president has infer accused the chamber of commerce of doing something illegal. tr

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well, we haveean alert for you, traveling on the rail, thh 870, to washington, dc has been completely metro will honor tickets. that's the good news. time. >> as far as tte roads are concerned, checking ii, and thhngs are looking good, on 5, 50-miles-per-hour, there.3 and, 63, on the beltway, through >> 95, at the tunnel, there's a disabled vehicle. what the area looks like. you can see, carr are getting along just fine. so, be aware, no delaa. no eed for an alternate route. >> there is an accident, right3 at wilkins avenue. no road-closures. as for he beltway, things look -ood. >> on wilkins, and then up -owards route 40. let's see how it s shaping up, at liberty rood there for yyu. >> sttrting to get busy, and, on the ouuerloop side. and we do have an incident, and we do have an incident, and it does i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. his past attacks have been called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted for deregulation increasing our electric bills by 72% it's not surprising, harris always sides with the big guys. he opposes cracking dow

witnesses in chandra leiby's trial is a woman who said she was attacked by the defendant in the same washington dc park. also prosecutors admitted that police made a big mistake back in 2,001 focusing their investigation on congressman gary condit. he is suspected of having an affair with levy. he is expected to testify during the murder trial. >>> police have identified a teenage suspect. a 17-year-old christian speaker is expected to be tried as adult in the killing of a 32- year-old man at the latino market during tuesday's property. they identified him from a surveillance video and arrested him in eureka. the 17-year-old led a group home with a note 13 just three days before the shooting. he is being held in jail and is expected to return to santa cruz county on wednesday. >>> investigators are trying to determine what happened when a worker at napa state hospital was killed allegedly by a patient there. people are leaving flowers today. they care for seriously ill patients and they say saturday night one of the patients killed 54-year-old technician donell grove page she had worked at the hos

. >>> five weeks after a big tea party event in washington, dc, liberals are hold are their own gathering. thousands of people are takenning the one nation march working together rally at the lincoln memorial. organizers say it's an antidote to the tea party. the reverend al sharpton said it's time to focus on the struggles of the american people. >> we bailed out the banks. we bailed out the insurance companies. now it's time to bail out the american people. we need to rebuild the infrastructure and provide jobs and training for american people. >> alan: the event is taking place where the restoring honor rally, attended by sarah palin and glen beck, was healed in -- held in august. >>> oakland citizens, tired of violence, lobby neighbors to support a plan for more officers on the streets. also, beneath the surface of tahoe, scientist find a way to pull the invasive weed from the bottom of the lake. >> leigh: we have pockets of dense fog mainly near the coast. a nice overcast over much of the bay area. even a few sprinkles out there going to be [ male announcer ] sacramento and silicon v

. >>> hockey in washington dc. caps in overtime. with a scores chance on the break. who else but alex off ovechkin. you can catch me on the radio in the morning. we'll be talking plenty of football. also joining us, kristine brennan, talking about when athletes misbehave. >>> does that happen? of course it does. the big pumpkin. ,,,,,, eaks to send jobs over seas. ,,,,,, i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message. because it's not about the next election, it's about the next generation. right? yeah!!! >>> it was a battle of the great pumpkins in california at the national championship pumpkin weigh off. selfseveral tipped the scale at over 1000 pounds. the winner receives just over $9000. >>> well, they are cute and cuddly and worth well over $1 million. we're talking about a collection of rare teddy bears that will hit the auction blocks. man

happened in washington dc. georgetown university. a dorm had to be evacuated after a chemical lab was found inside. cops arrested two students and a visitor in connection with the suspected drug lab. police say it all started saturday morning when they gout a call about a bad smell. >> it was possibly very explosive. police department brought in the exexplosive experts. we -- hazmat stabilized it somewhat and again it was made made safe. the dangers are explosions and inhaling. >> first thought the lab was making meth but later they said it was making a drug known as dmt. that is also illegal. >> i don't know about you but i'm excosted. we had drama, unions, come backs, that was all out of the tailgating. the game in ten seconds but first the guys are back. super bowl champs ten years later women will have more on them later. ed is back and ray does his routine and how good was this? the 352 swallowed up. now to the gamet. took minutes to make something happen. no helmet to helmet. just helmet to ball to force a fumble. buffalo do so

if your day yesterday was like mine all anyone was talking about in washington, dc, where i was for the day, was the juan williams news. >> and interesting news that may have changed the equations and thousands of calls flooding the npr hotline. >> but first the headlines, while you were sleeping reports of an attack at a u.n. office in afghanistan, blowing up the entrance allowing three other men wearing bombs to rush inside. fortunately, no u.n. staff members were harmed. it is not clear if guards from afghanistan were injured. the biggest leak of secret information in american history has happened. wikileaks released 400,000 documents on the iraq war and now it is said there is another 15,000 to release on afghanistan. the pentagon says that the website is putting u.s. troops in danger. these could then take the 400,000 plus the nearly 70,000 documents that came out in july with regard to afghanistan and then go through the half million document stockpile to look for patterns of behavior, how we respond in the wake of an i.e.d. attack. >> more than 100 analysts have combed through th

> she is in afghanistan doing contract work for a global consulting company which was based in washington dc. >>> actor michael cane is claiming he had his father euthanized at a british hospital. he said he could not bear to see his terminallily ill father in pain, so he asked a doctor to give him a fatal overdose of medication. assisted suicide is illegal in great britain. cane has more than 100 movie roles to his credit. >>> it's the moment that many cell phone users have been waiting for, the i phone will soon be available for verizon wireless subscribers. apple plans to make a version of the i phone 4 available through verizon as early as sometime at the beginning of next year. right now it is only available through at&t. it could significantly boost sales. >>> for 150 years dru id hill park has been the recreation center of baltimore city. this project is promising renewal. mike has the story. >> reporter: along with central park dru id hill is among the oldest public parks in the nation. built on land purchased with a penny tax on horse carriage rides it is 150 years old. planted toda

washington dc or washington state?senator, you have 30 seconds. >> i did not hear any jobs created and did not hear any businesses supported in all of that response. what i do know and what worries me the most is that mr. rossi wants to extend the tax cuts to the top 2% of americans, costing as $1 trillion. if we do that, and we will not have the resources to provide a skilled work force for transportation infrastructure or enforce the trade policies that are important for our state. >> thank you. along with economy, health care is another issue that matters to voters. health care costs are out of control. medical problems are bankrupting some families. people cannot afford health coverage and are going without. senator murray, you voted in favor of health care reform, but you went on record saying there are problems with it. was health care reform hastily passed? would you vote for it again? and what needs to be fixed? you have 90 seconds. >> the only people that our health care system is working for was insurance com

. >>> for the fourth time someone opened fire on a building in washington, dc. the latest shooting happened at the museum of the marine corps. this is the second time that this building has been targeted. two other buildings in the washington area, including the pentagon, have been shot at. the same weapon was used in all the shootings. the fbi is urging the gunman to surrender. >> congressman is denying reports that former president clinton asked him to drop out of florida's senate race. he appeared at an event for kendrick meek. he said he met with meek but never told him to drop out of the race. meek is behind his opponent and independent governor charlie crist f meek drops out, it would help crist win. meek says it was crist to talked to him about dropping out, not president clinton. >>> next, a recall involving the popular lowering drug liptore. >> we'll be back. hi, folks. hi. we're ready to switch our car insurance to progressive. today just seemed like a great day to save. oh, it's not just today. with our free loyalty program, you earn great stuff like a

. >>> we earned a woman was killed in washington, dc.he 24-year-old died at the dupont circle hit by a suv. the driver kepting about but caught in montgomery opportunitity. >>> a high school student is charged with assaulting a classmate. the girl took investigator and forced her to have sex in a fooded area. reid is charged as an assault. >>> and police say they have made their biggest bust ever. they found 600 pounds and plans made non-a warehouse. the three are all under arrest. they believe they are all related to each other. >>> the president is headed back to maryland today. he appeared for a rally. the president will tour small businesses in prince george's county. that will be hours after the job figures are released. the cite rise to 9.7%. >>> and stay with wjz news the news station. complete news, weather and traffic ahead. next the latest from chili if ♪ storyteller: little miss muffet sat on a tuffet, eating her curds and whey. along came a burglar who broke into her home, and ransacked the place making off with several valua

pakistaní que intentó kracolabo con grupos terroristas su plan era poner explosivos en el rae de washington dcmonio de otras presuntas víctimas. >>> y tras las rejas un masajista hispano por supuestamente haberse prop sad con una cliente, la mujer asegura que el terapista la tocó de manera inapropiada y hasta expuso sus genitales en colombia tres niños fueron apuñalados, a los informados les tomaron muestras de adn para determinar su participación. y rn un jo vendo 14 a años en indiana se quitó la vida luego que presuntamente sus compañeros de clases lo maltrataron. su familia y amigos indignados y exigen un castigo para los responsables. esperamos que la campaña del gobierno contra el bullying y también muchos otras organizaciones sur tan efecto porque es lamentable esto. >>> y está presente en cualquier tipo de escuela y cualquier clase social 6789 se habrá vuelto loca shakira miren como se subió a un carro. a golpes termina el pleito por el nombre del grupo brindis. >>> no se pierda la osadía del cantante. >>> y williams levy le tiene reservada una sorpresa a sus fans, al regreso aquí en pr

washington university tonight. he'll host a town hall meeting on improving the economy. dc's presumptive next mayor brings his open hours tour. there will be a meeting at the baptist church beginning at 6:30. >>> on the prince georges county school superintendent will deliver his state of the school system address. dr. william hyte will make the speech at the bowie center for the performing arts. police in college park are investigating a stabbing that left four men hurt. it's a story that's new this morning. in the last 40 minutes, portion county police told 9 news a fight began an 1:30 this morning at this thirsty turtle bar on route 1. i spread to the corner stone grill where the stabbing took place. all four victims should survive. so far, no arrests in the case. also new this morning, maryland police say a woman was killed while walking along interstate 270 in gaithersburg. i happened just before midnight on southbound i-270 near route 124. police tell 9 news the woman was hit by a car and out of service metro bus. both drivers stayed on the scene. >>> expect machinety o

several of the suggestions include small targets in washington dc, but there are no specific threats. this is the second edition of the online magazine. >>> a little bit of hollywood is hitting the streets of dc tonight and they could be shooting off pyrotechnics. they could be rocking pennsylvania avenue and could be taking you to the set of "transformer 3" coming up next. gonias doumaamoi >> you're watching fox5 news at 10:00. >>> of course the transformers can't come to life right in front of the white house but that's what hollywood magic is for. all the hust and he will bustle of an la sound stage happening at third and constitution, as the second day of filming "transformer 3" gets underway. fox5's will thomas live on the dish of what's going on. will. >> reporter: hey, brian, about a half dozen streets are blocked off right now, the big focus, as you said, a section of pennsylvania avenue between third and constitution. you can see some of the fans lined up. you guys excited? yes, they're all waiting for the big scene. they have been rehearsing, they've been doing run-throughs,

it is here in the washington area, about two decades ago, tacoma park in the washington, dc and maryland allowed this voting in school elections and it is a growing trend. the argument for it, is folks say, well, although you are not a citizen, because of constitution and the federal law, schools are required to educate your children, so, since the schools are acting with your children you should have a stay in school board decisions and a vote on who is in the school board and then grown from there to some municipalities saying extend that to the tax issues, local tax issues and what not, as well. but they are not citizens? >> that is right. they would be open to anyone from legal immigrants to in some cases illegal el -- immigrant, the portland referendum requires you are in the country legally, and some, that is not even a requirement. >>neil: what do you show when you go to the polling place? >>guest: whatever residency, proof of residency you have that you are part of living in that jurisdiction. >>neil: you have no reason to be, you are illegal here and you can decide what happens

this morning in northwest washington, dc residents, we found a lot of them speaking high praise for thems she had been doing. >> it's a total shame. she's got kids in public schools and we really see the improvement. >> i would have liked her as a school chancellor. was hoping her and vincent gray could have reached an agreement. >> reporter: and we are expecting to learn from today's conference that rhee will be making some announce about who will be succeeding her and at least temporarily that will be her close associate, dc deputy school chancellor henderson. andrea? >> all right. we want to bring you more information on chancellor rhee. this is from the dc public school's website. she has a bachelors degree in government from cornell university and a masters in public policy hat harvard. the began to teach in 1992 as part of the teach for america program and founded the new teacher project in 19997 -- 1997. the hugs, cheers and tears keep pouring out of the mine in chile. this have a live picture of rescue operations, seven hour and 14 minutes since the start of the operation. they

television particularly with the folks on the other side are spending $1.5 million in ads purchased in washington, dcs not what i asked. what do you think of her as a leader? >>guest: well, i don't think she or boehner represent the values of my district and they have led the two parties in washington down the wrong road. i have three boys, and i have a lot of friends and i don't want to risk their future. >>neil: let me ask you this, should you get elected, who would you like in the democratic leadership as minority leader or speaker? >>guest: i have friends who serve in congress, in the center, people who want to work with members of both parties. >>neil: who? >>guest: well, i will not put them on the spot just yet. >>neil: why not you put nancy pelosi on the spot saying you with not vote for her. who would you vote for? >>guest: i will have to see who the nominees are if i go up there as a freshman i will not get to decide who the nominees are but there could be other options and? there are i will make some. >>neil: would you run? >>guest: no, i have a great respect for a lot of the folks who serv