our boys are headed to washington, dc. warmth and humidity. >>> we will turn to the boys of summer and the heat of summer is here. this is one of those times where all of us at the coast need to be concerned with dangerous heat from noon today until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow and, remember, like-colored clothing and loose fitting and plenty of water before you get thirsty high pressure taking a industrial. we birdly have any wind. up to six miles per hour. headed through oakland, bart is 53. hayward and yawn city and fremont are in the mid-to-upper 50's and june in walnut creek and 52 in concord and sfo is 62 for the warm spots. coming across the golden gate bridge this morning we have northeast wind at 10 miles per hour and a temperature at 61 degrees. air quality is okay. the heat will subside this weekend and we get the marine layer crowd that keeps the temperatures back. we have triple damage by the high pressure with highs covering the eastern pacific and the west and because of that we seeing the heat build. home 90's throug

itchland actually wrote once that he felt more home in washington dc than anywhere else. he ended up living here for a significant part of his life. lily parker, who became the first native american commissioner of the office of indian affairs. lived in the city but had been coming for a decade or more prior to that. these delegations are sometimes very big. it would not be red cloud, but it would be red cloud and several other lakota men and women that would make the trip. the trips were at the request of the office of indian affairs. indian agents in the field might write and suggest that a delegation would help to facilitate a treaty or agreement. other times the visits were designed to intimidate, to bring native people from the west into the city to impress upon them the wealth and the might of the united states. the visits around the city, the towards that they would take also included visits to the armory and the navy yard and a demonstration of cannons and things like that. the visits also included meetings with legislators, senators, congressmen. usually at least

. >> yes, yes, yes san francisco giants fans see their team playing at home headed to washington, dc to take on the nationals for the quest of a third world series title in five years, beating the pirates in pittsburgh. the intermediate of foothill high school in pleasanton game bum garner all he would need and bumgarner dominated and final was 8-0. >> what is it with the team and october and even years? here we go again. look at this video from at&t park from last night. the team was in pittsburgh fans showed up to watch. the team put it up on the big scene and finances said it was so much fun to watch they were bursting with pride. a woman said this was more exciting than any game. >> players celebrated in the locker room and there was a lot of beer and sham -- sham pain but time to move on. they have landed in washington, dc and they got there this morning where they will take on the washington nationals. they will practice this afternoon. the first game is friday. they will return home to play on monday. >>> the giants opened division series in washington tomorrow at noon, game t

the giants celebrated the victory before flying to washington, dc, early this morning. >>> back home at at&t park giants fans were in cheered after the grand slam and thousands walked on the video screen. some fans said that 2014 could be another lucky even numbered year if they win the world series in 2010 and 1212. >> they on the division series in washington, dc on friday at noon with game two on saturday and then back to and hunter pens walked back to the locker room. they had a visitor. the woman was confused. just like at&t park it offers seats that are very close to the action but not on the bench. with the players. >> today, public memorial service is held for former san jose police chief who was credited with helping make san jose one of the safest large cities in the country. he died if his home on september 19 after battle with pancreas cancer. he made san jose the safest large city in the country an advocate of community help based policing and a critic of assault weapons. he became a fellow at the hoover institution and best selling author. the service is at 10:00 this m

so much so that today, for the first time, most of the richest counties in america surround washington, dchad a housing recession. >> everybody else housing prices went way down not in washington. stossel: hirch say people that control the government and get to tax you live here. >> they move there and they like it there. >> lobbyists, politicians, government contractors. >> there's a reason they go there and stay there. stossel: consider where they work. the architecture is grand. many office buildings resemble pal i says. the whole french nobility they spent their lives in the rich neighborhoods and they didn't know what else went on outside that world. people never leave washington. stossel: congressmen ran again and then he run. grayson says if there is royalty in america. >> it's not the congressmen, it's the lobbyists. lobbyists are the royalty in washington, dc. and who made it that way? you congressmen made it that way by passing all these laws. if you have big government, there is more money to fight over. >> there's that argument, but the real royalty is not in washington, dc. st

back in washington, dc. the giants are loading up heading on the plane back to the bay with the 2-0 lead over the favored nationals who had the best record in the national league. joe on the road with the team and in the clubhouse after the game. i would imagine those guys will be in a great mood for that flight back home, joe. >> it will be a happy plane ride home. you are right. it is already sunday morning here in washington. plenty of heroes to go around for the giants as we all experienced history tonight. you could start with buster posey. you can add pablo sandoval. of course, the pitchers petit and hudson. it will always be belt who hit the home run in the 18th inning to send everybody home. >> that one is gone. >> this is an awesome feeling. it's something you dream about your entire life. i am very fortunate that i was able to experience it and i was relieved at the same time. i knew everybody just battled their butt off, the pitching staff did an amazing job. i wanted to do what i could to help th

this is washington dc. records of failure coming from this administration and followers like congressman braley versus our iowa values. with my supporter, we have implemented strong economic policy here in iowa. lower taxes. killing regulation. putting hard-working iowans back to work. iowa has the fourth fastest growing personal income in the u.s. nationally, the real wage has decreased by 2.7%. yes we are going in the wrong direction. that is why i am running. >> one minute. senator ernst is forgetting we came through the greatest economic crisis since the great depression, handed over to the president when he took office. we have seen one of the largest continued segments of private sector job growth in the history of the country. the question is, how is our country doing? if you're one of the koch brothers, it is doing pretty well. for too many iowans, that recovery has not impacted their lives in a meaningful way. that is why i stand with 300,000 islands who deserve a pay raise. 60% of them are women.

indian capital city, which is a study of the visual, symbolic, and lived native experiences in washington dc, or thinking it as an indigenous history of the city. i'm interested in looking at the ways that native people across the 19th and early 20th century claimed and reclaimed spaces within the city. >> can you explain what you mean by those terms? >> there is obviously a deep and rich indigenous history in the chesapeake and potomac region. the federal city today sits on native homeland. when i am thinking about reclaiming, i'm thinking about reclaiming homeland territory, essentially. however, throughout the 19th and 20th centuries as washington became the federal city, native diplomats and delegates from communities across the country as well as residents, people who came here to live and maybe work as lobbyists, even, claimed parts of the city as their own and marked them as indigenous in a number of different ways. i think this is important because it does a couple of different things. in terms of thinking about urban history, it complicates our story. i thought for a long time that

the premise or , -- go is course anddebate of germany not just in russia not just in china that washington dcwell. i will start with bond yields. year, not ah, 10 big deal. but when i look at where we came from the start of the year, what is your take? >> i think the bond yields will continue to tighten. bad news, because europe is on the edge of deflation and the ecb does not have enough dry powder to intervene. it doesn't have the follow-up of sovereigns, some governments have opposed the plan. the market believes that the ucb -- ecb will be sovereign to. but i don't believe that will happen. boones are still going to be there but everything else is on the edge of a bigger selloff. price and low growth, low inflation -- inflation. when does the market finally get it. doesn't make sense at all. >> i think we are borderline. what has been holding the market on is the hope that the ecb will do more this year. in the meantime while they are waiting for politicians to agree on fiscal policy, on drone friendly fiscal policy, merkel talked about investment in research and technology, this is not a

photographs show my grandmother being parts of the inegation to washington dc 1874. i have no doubt that the indian agent who accompanied the all-male delegation, except for my grandmother, used my grandmother as part of his exhibit of beginning to develop that wasts and crafts developing at that time. at different stops, when the delegation took the train from santa fe to denver, then to st. louis and to d.c. -- at each of those times, the indian agent took out navajo things they had and like the weaving different things. i'm sure he used my grandmother as a depiction as he began to promote navajo arts and crafts. when i showed the cover of this book at home to my own people, i was struck. i'm still thinking about what this means. i was struck by a man who looked at the cover of this book and said it is not traditional. , and struck by the remark it stays with me. it marks been only moments in our historical past, not just the relationship with what the treaty of 1876 means, but also of the transformations that we have undergone under american colonialism. my great,

relative to the map in his car was given to him by another individual who had recommended places in washington, dc, to sight see. >> woodruff: pierson was also asked to explain revelations in the "washington post" that it took the secret service four days to realize a gunman hit the white house seven times back in 2011. >> woodruff: maryland democrat elijah cummings cited one of several agents who decided against contradicting their bosses' view that the shots were not directed at the white house... >> she did not challenge her supervisor for fear of being criticized. she later told investigators. now, director pierson, as a former agent and now director pierson, as a former field agent, and as the head of the agency -- that has to concern you tremendously, is that right? >> yes, sir. it does. it's unacceptable. but another massachusetts democrat -- stephen lynch -- charged pierson's overall responses were simply evasive. >> i wish to god you protected the white house like you're protecting your reputation here >> let me be clear, the united states secret service does not take this lightly. with a

washington dc is near the top of that list. seattle is the first safest, and washington dc came in third. nice to hear that. >> not a bad placement. >> no, we will of that. there is still some time to get some exercise before the clouds head into the area. >> chief meteorologist doug hill is in the studio with more information. going to beis really flexed here in a minute or so as i show you this in the next couple minutes. there could be a sweep across the west metro area, but exercise conditions are just about ideal tonight. 72 in fairfax, if you upper 60's north and west of town, but very comfortable as you have a anrease italy -- increasingly cloudy evening ahead. in the alleghenies, it will be that frontal zone is going to control all of our weather over the next three days. looking at rain, our future klatt -- our futurecast will leave us this. and it can bein, steady a time, and i will have more on what the weekend will be in a few minutes. >> we will see you then, doug, thank you so much. and now about the future of a c

jason who led a session on the investigations along with the chief of investigations from the washington dc civilian oversight office. and then, there are policy analyst attorney, along with michael janaco of the office of independent review group out of los angeles, led a session on civilians oversight role in police training and prominently featured during this session was the san francisco police department training video on language access issues during domestic violence, contacts. and the training video is available on you tube as well as on a doj website, finally i motivated the panel on mediating the hard cases and the two panelists were lisa, cohen who is the director of the citizen compliment review board and new york city and ccrb and the other nicholas mitchell who is the independent police auditor for the denver police department, and the denver sheriff's department. and in new york, they actually they mediate the hard cases as long as there are no injuries, they mediate racial ethic and gender slurs, we do not. in san francisco. in denver, they mediate cases that have been inve

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i interned for the mayor of washington dc.this was a seminal experience that exposed me to politics and the workplace where he and president obama performed several initiatives which i was able to see firsthand. i served as a guest speaker at the british embassy and was one out of 15 homeless students in the united states chosen to attend a scholarship conference on behalf of the national association for the education of homeless children and youth. the 15 of us shared our stories in front of 700 policymakers to decrease youth homelessness, but we also built a bond of a family that we never had. our efforts helped congress draft a bill for homeless youth act. on may 7, 2013, i graduated magna cum laude. i am now aspiring to become an attorney and later run for political office. my instagram, over 100,000 people across the world have urged me to write my autobiography homeless at age 13 to a college graduate that was recently published on amazon.com in hopes of helping others achieve their goals despite the adversity. please no

what makes sense sometimes in washington dc or washington doesn't make sense in montana.it will continue to hurt. packagethe obamacare hasn't even been implemented yet. wait until the whole thing. i am concerned. i think the challenge to congress is to quickly come up with a better solution articulated, and make sure montana is represented. ship,n i hear abandoned it is jump ship. there is no plan to get people to sure. we had 50 votes in the u.s. the affordable care act. to go to what? come back to millions of uninsured. we have yet to hear a plan of what we are going to do about that. many of those folks get health care. you can go down to emergency rooms and get the care that you need. that costs are spread around to everyone else. ensuring answer is more americans, insuring millions of americans. every industrialized country in this world has ask themselves the question, is health care a right? every single one of them has answered in the affirmative except the united states. we need to continue to improve the health care system. [applause] not jump ship when there is

we are not setting priorities in washington dc. there is no motivation for these senators to get sitting down at the table together. what will motivate them to set priorities as when they put a lid on spending and debt. so they are compelled to sit down at a table and make hard choices we have to make to move the country in the right direction. >> thank you. your turn. >> thank you. i admire mr. ryan for doing his best to create a budget, but i never said i have supported it. talking about the lewis and clark pipeline, it is an example of one people do not work side-by-side to get a job done that is good for everybody. i will work with both sides of the aisle to make sure we get the best possible quality in our water systems in south dakota. i believe in them. >> thank you. you have 30 seconds. >> i should have also said i am andiend of mitt romney also i cohosted a fundraiser for him. every republican in the state has received a letter saying, he is a personal friend of obama. that does not mean i support him all the time. all dem

washington y colorado la hicieron lugal en noviembre oregon alaska y washington dc tendrÁn que decidirmar una decisiÓn de legalizar. >> mÁs estados descubren que los millones de dÓlares en impuestos que reciben de la marihuana tienen riesgos se der adictivos. >> adelanto de esta noche >> gracias en mÉxico la procaduria dispuso a las autoridades la mujer de la tuta una joven de origen latino se gana 4 millones de dÓlares con un boleto de la loterÍa que le regalÓ su padre. >> que bien >> bueno gracias por estar con nosotros te regresas a los Ángeles. >> sÍ. pero ha sido un placer muchas gracias por su linda bienvenida >> ojalÁ te hayan tratado bien. >> por supuesto >> el papa francisco enviÓ a investigar una diocesis que segÚn denuncias tiene varias ovejas descarriadas todo cuenta. lavase los manos y las superficies. separe las carnes crudas de las frutas y vegetales. cocine hasta la temperatura adecuada. refrigere a 40 grados. proteja a su familia. >> continuando con su limpieza de ovejas negras el papa mandÓ investigar una diocesis italiana donde el pecado es religiÓn. las denuncias in

what makes sense sometimes in washington dc or washington doesn't make sense in montana. it will continue to hurt. part of the obamacare package hasn't even been implemented yet. wait until the whole thing. i am concerned. i think the challenge to congress is to quickly come up with a better solution articulated, and make sure montana is represented. >> when i hear abandoned ship, it is jump ship. there is no plan to get people to shore. we had 50 votes in the u.s. house to repeal the affordable care act. to go to what? come back to millions of uninsured. we have yet to hear a plan of what we are going to do about that. many of those folks get health care. you can go down to emergency rooms and get the care that you need. that costs are spread around to everyone else. well, the answer is ensuring more americans, insuring millions of americans. every industrialized country in this world has ask themselves the question, is health care a right? every single one of them has answered in the affirmative except the united states. we need to continue to improve the health care sy

. :00 washington, dc :20-:26 n mcginnis / cbs news washing dc 1:02-:104 julia pierson / former secret service direcr (pkg script:) the streets ad the white house are quiet ts morning.. a lockdown was li at about 9'30 last night.. a couple of hours after (:10 - no excerpting) 23 year old dominic adesanya of belair maryland, jumped the north e line at the white house. fox news video shows him being quickly apprehended by secr service agents and their do. (standup) the secret service says adesanya -wasn't- armed when he jumped this fence . unlike another incident here last month. (gonzalez fencep tues 367 1:07 ) on september 19, omar gonzalez jumped the white house fence, armed wi knife.. and made it much farther. (gonzalez tues367 still photo gonzalez) the ay vet made it through the fro door of the white house and the way into the east room before being apprehended. it was the latest in a string embarrassing incidents for e secret service.. (file obama cdc) including a security l days earlier when a contracr with prior convictions reportedly rode an elevatorh the president during a trip

we are doing ok in washington dc. the cloud deck is kind of thin. the satellite is showing you more pockets of clouds. despite the cloud cover, are temperatures are not too bad. 70 degrees in the current conditions. the dew point at 60. with the low overcast conditions , they are delayed out of reagan national. they are averaging about 60 minutes. check with your carrier. they are also delayed out of laguardia airport. it to mid to upper 70's this afternoon. there is a big change in the weekend forecast. back to you. search fornse missing uva student hannah graham. inawyer for the man charged her disappearance says police have not told him the evidence they have against his client yet. jesse mathieu junior is accused of objection with intent to sexually molest graham. matthew will appear in court tomorrow. you can bet abc 7 news will be there. new month means brand-new laws in d.c. and maryland. breaking down the changes. >> this morning, county officials celebrated a change in the minimum wage. >> this incremental increase will bring workers a step

. >> american history tv travel to the library of congress in washington dc which was established in the year 2000 and a philanthropist. the center welcomes over 100 scholars every year to pursue their research at one of the worlds largest libraries. we speak with one of their 2014 fellows. on americans history tv is kevin kim, senior lecturer in history at vanderbilt university. what can you tell us about the book you are writing? that is mainly a political and intellectual history of the cold war from the perspective of henry wallace and herbert hoover. worldsking title is unseen, henry wallace, herbert hoover, and the rise of cold war america. it uses these figures as vehicles for exploring the cold war, how was experienced and thought about as a very contested, barbara phenomenon. it starts because it's focused on these two figures, their biographies, what made them tick, their upbringing. their political careers, but the heart of it focuses on their experiences first in world war ii, and because it is a pivotal event, how both men saw the cold war coming, and in the cold war foc

. >>> muy buenas tardes, les saludo desde washington dc. >>> me uno desde los estudios centrales en miamienzamos con la noticia que tiene preocupado a millones de personas en todo el mundo, el brote de Ébola en africa occidental que vuelve a golpear a estados unidos. >>> el quinto estadounidense diagnosticado un kaccamarÓgrafo nbc que ha dado positivo al mortal virus en liberia, estaba trabajando en el lugar, mÁs de siete mil contagiados en siete paÍses incluido estados unidos, rogelio mora tagle con lo Último. >>> otro estadounidense resultÓ infectado con el virus del Ébola en africa, la administraciÓn anuncia medidas para combatir la epidemia donde se origina. >>> asistente de la presidencia en temas domÉsticos dijo que con las acciones en africa occidental van a responder mejor a los casos asÍ aliadÍslados en. un camarÓgrafo contratado para trabajar con nbc. >>> su padre hablÓ con Él por telÉfono y dice que estÁ asustado y preocupado porque durante dos semanas ha sido testigo de la devastaciÓn causada por la enfermedad que ahora le afecta. >>> serÁ transportado en un aviÓn especial a l

nlds #1 - giants/nationals wild crowd in washington dc top 3rd scoreless stephen strasburg on the moundingles to right- center travis ishikawa scores 1- 0 giants bottom 4th/ 2-0 giants jake peavy strikes out jayson werth looking he didn't give up a hit until the 5th top 7th/ 2-0 giants buster posey grounder hits the pitcher's leg and bounces into center panik scores 3-0 giants bottom 7th/ after bryce harper hit a home run asdrubal cabrera. takes hunter strickland out 3-2 giants bottom 8th/ 3-2 giants harper up with 2 on sergio romo gets him to bounce into the force at 2nd final: 3-2 giants giants lead the series 1-0 their 9th straight postseason win i just want to be no weakling in the chang. we have to rely on the entire team, not just one player. here's joe panik nlcs #1 - cardinals/dodgers after yasiel puig was hit by a pitch adrian gonzalez then puig get into it with yadier molina nobody died top 7th clayton kershaw after being spotted a 6-1 lead gives up the bases-clearing double to matt carpenter 7-6 cardinals after kershaw is pulled matt holliday. 3-run home run off pedro baez 10

sometime in wash -- sometimes in washington dc, they forget that. and securesafe borders. safety and security is critical now and it is going to be critical in the future. we have to secure our borders before anything else. the reason that we have not had any immigration reform is because we have an open border and because congress is not doing its work. congress has spent too much time raising money. i am all about making sure that people have to serve their term limits. this is my last election, win or lose. i will be able to devote one hundred percent of my time to working. that is why immigration has not passed. >> and mr. weiland, 30 seconds. our borders would be safe and secure if we had been able to pass immigration reform in the house. has not brought it to the floor because it would provide a pathway to citizenship for some 12 million undocumented workers that are here, they are they are paying taxes, and we are a nation of immigrants. ima fifth-generation south -- my and, my grandfather grandparents were from normandy and germany. >> that is your time. we have to

. >>> tenemos cobertura desde dallas, washington, dc en donde iniciamos con lori montenegro. >>> muy esidente obama volviÓ alterar su agencia para quedarse aquÍ en washington y reunirse con algunos miembros de su gobierno. que lo mantienen al tanto de lo que estÁ ocurriendo con Ébola no solamente en este paÍs pero tambiÉn en África. Él quiere estar seguro que se estÁ haciendo lo posible incluye firmar una orden ejecutiva hoy dÍa que autoriza activar algunos miembros de las reservas de las fuerzas armadas para que vayan África occidental ayudar con algunas de las labores que se estÁn realizando. pero como ustedes dijeron en el capitolio hay quienes creen que se estÁ haciendo. >>> el escepticismo en la cÁmara de representantes en donde hubieron demandas en la casa blanca suspendieron los vuelos en sierra leona, los mÁs impacÓo dos por el Ébola. >>> (hablando en inglÉs). >>> hasta que no se resuelva la situaciÓn en África no tienen que dejar de entrar a nadie en sus paÍses, el director del control de enfermedades no estuvo de acuerdo. >>> ahora mismo. dijo que mÁs efectivo es rastrear a

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what we brought with us is our rally from washington dc. we are hoping it will bring us some good luck tomorrow. we are in front of at&t park where we are hoping the magic will happen tomorrow and the nats will bring home a pearly w. trying to have a little fun, the washington nationals took to the field for batting practice this afternoon in san francisco as the team tries to shake off last night's loss. the nats flew overnight after the record 18-inning game. the team broadcaster says it was a heartbreaker, but don't count the nats out yet. >> they won three games in a row many times. doug fister going tomorrow. you just have to take them one at a time. afternoon, the finishing touches were being put on at&t park for game three of the division series. the warm california sun was shining on the team as they got ready for tomorrow's matchup. baseball fans on the west coast paid close attention to last night's game. >> it was amazing. over. wanted it to be are offering advice to the nats about what it will take to win. out -- itve to come is

presidente obama se reuniÓ con la coalicion contra el grupo terrorista isis es un suburbio de washington, dcple campaÑa militar y la batalla serÁ a largo plazo. >>> ahora nos vamos a el salvador en donde un fuerte terremoto desatÓ el pÁnico registrados varias replicas que es usual mantiene en alerta a la zona costera ya que debido al movimiento telÚrico y las intensas lluvias existe el riesgo de deslaves de tierra. ba wreents tiene mÁs. >>> calmado, no yaco correr. >>> asÍ se viviÓ el terremoto de 7.6 grados que estremeciÓ a todo el paÍs la gente corria de sus viviendas y centros de trabajo en bÚsqueda de un lugar mÁs seguro. >>> me sorprendiÓ porque la verdad que se moviÓ muchÍsimo tiene todos los edificios >>> en el hospital san juan de dios. los pacientes tuvieron que ser evacuados ya que el edificio presentÓ daÑos en parte de su infraestructura. >>> nos levantamos temprano en la camilla para new orleans saints y pedirle al seÑor que nos proteja. >>> un hombre muriÓ aplastado por un poste del tendido elÉctrico. mientras tanto en el pueblo de santiago de marÍa una familia lloraba la muerte

s, washington, dc based cq roll call has calculated net worth of every member of the united states congress. 435 representatives and 100 senators. and then ranked them. to crack this year's list calendar year 2013 data of the top 50 richest members of congress, a member has to be worth at least $7.4 million, up from $6.7 million one year ago. the top 50 are also white. 18% of the richest members are women. 30 are republican. 20 are democrat. first here are the top ten richest members from the house of representatives. number one, representative darrell isa, california republican, $357 million. he is the richest member of congress, house, and senate. number two, mike mccall, texas republican, 118 million. john delany, 112 million, four, colorado democrat, 74 million. number five, scott peters, california democrat, 45 million. number six, washington democrat, 38 million. number seven veteran buchanan, florida republican, 37 million. eight, shelly pingry maine democrat, 34 million. number nine, gary miller, california republican, 33 million. number 10, nancy pell oh see, california democrat, 2

obama attended a dedication ceremony for the new american veterans disabled for life memorial in washington dcit has been in the works insulate 1990's. president obama spoke at the ceremony talking about the countries obligations to its veterans. minutes.0 >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, brock obama. -- barack obama. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the disabled veterans life memorial foundation, it is our honor to present to american citizens, the american veterans disabled for life memorial. it is my distinct honor and privilege to introduce to you the president of the united states, barack obama. [applause] >> thank you so much. good afternoon, these be seated. -- please be seated. veterans,our disabled are extraordinary wounded warriors, we gather here today on this gorgeous ottoman day in autumn day in america. maybe it was there on the battlefield as the bullets and shrapnel rained down around you, maybe it was as you lay there, the medics tending to your w ounds. perhaps it was days or months later in a hospital room when he yoully came to -- when fin

but if you drive just thirty minutes from maryland into washington dc, there's a completely different system in place. and yet, out of everyone arrested in this city, almost all of them show up for court. >> judges in washington are allowed to set money bail only if the defendant can afford it. they are also allowed to detain - without bail - anyone they deem too risky for release. the results have been far fewer people spending time behind bars. >> we are the only city in america where tonight, at our jail, there's not a single man or woman who is sitting because they don't have the money to meet their money bond. >> since the adoption of that rule twenty years ago, money bail, and bail bond companies, have all but disappeared. in their place, washington uses a federally funded pretrial program that functions like parole, requiring defendants to check in on a regular basis, or wear an ankle monitor. >> ninety percent of the people come back, ninety percent of the people are not rearrested. we are proof, living proof, that you don't need money. >> the bail bond industry views public p

security has been getting tighter and tighter in washington dc since 9/11 and it has been tightened oncein as a result of what happened in ottawa but if it's here, there's no evidence of it, and that's probably just what the security people want. but even after several breaches of the white house security fence and in ottawa, take a drive tount, it's hard to see any change. the people who work in these buildings or pass through them say the changes are not obvious. >> that may be true, and that's a good thing. always good. so i think they're doing a good job though. overall. >> reporter: reaction is similar to what it's been ever since closed off and barriers put up near federal buildings in the late 90s. >> i haven't seen increase in security, although my job takes me to the hill every once in a while. >> reporter: pretty tight security normally. >> normally yes, of course, security at every major entrance, roads, guards, regularly patrolling the area. >> reporter: since last week, you haven't noticed changes, upgrades? >> no significant changes, no. >> everything is pretty much the sam

what makes sense sometimes in washington dc or washington doesn't make sense in montana. it will continue to hurt. part of the obamacare package hasn't even been implemented yet. wait until the whole thing. i am concerned. i think the challenge to congress is to quickly come up with a better solution articulated, and make sure montana is represented. >> when i hear abandoned ship, it is jump ship. there is no plan to get people to sure. we had 50 votes in the u.s. house to repeal the affordable care act. to go to what? come back to millions of uninsured. we have yet to hear a plan of what we are going to do about that. many of those folks get health care. you can go down to emergency rooms and get the care that you need. that costs are spread around to everyone else. well, the answer is ensuring more americans, insuring millions of americans. every industrialized country in this world has ask themselves the question, is health care a right? every single one of them has answered in the affirmative except the united states. we need to continue to improve the health care sys

in so many different ways, and preeminent.h is unfortunately, this is a part of what we see in washington dc -- washington, d.c.. mindless cuts. myopponent has got to -- opponent has voted to cut the cdc, the nih. it is sad but true -- let me find this. "this week, the nih director says if we had not gone through a ten-year slide in research support, we would have had a taxi than time for this that would have gone through clinical trials and would have been ready -- had a vaccine in time for this that would have gone through clinical trials and would have been ready in time for this." running my a part of small business, i've watched my family pay the bills. do, if youu have to cannot make ends meet, you do not make mindless cuts. you have to think carefully about what is going to happen. you're to think about what is important to keep americans safe. have to think about what is important to keep americans safe. we have seen an international coalition come together, and that is critical. but we need to keep our nurses and first responders safe. and we need the support of research and develop

find its way to washington dc's we can fix a broken system. >> yankee. -- thank you. how should the united states conduct itself in the world affairs? should we have a more hands-off approach? i think knowing the situation that we are dealing with 2-d -- today, that our borders and to be protected at all times, it is important and it is that we have hands-on with the national. i am comfortable with the fact that we should have people to contribute, and we should be hands-on nation so that we can have the greatest dialogue between these countries where we can work together so that we can feel safe in our respective nations. i believe that we should have a hands-on approach. what we have seen and what we need to see from america is america first. we should involve ourselves in the world as long as it includes our national interest. the back of the matter when you look around the world, and america is the only superpower left on earth, withdraws itself from the world, we seeing absolute fertility -- we see absolute volatility. iran, the middle east, the push towards a nu

---randy serrano desde washington dc nos amplia.01 00:09 00:36 00;45 snipe no borrar 01:10 01:30 por primera vez desde que muri thomas duncan, el primer paciente en estados unidos contagiado con ebola, las enfermeras del hospital texas health prebyterian, rompen el silencio. s/ julie boling, enfermera (nat up) nosotros somos expertos en nuestro campo y no queremos ser juzgados por un incidente, dijo una de las enfermeras esta tarde luego de reconocer que si se cometieron errores. el gobierno estadounidense no esta bajando la guardia en la lucha contra el virus. el pentagono anunci ayer la creacion de un equipo especial de treinta expertos medicos que estarn listos para ser desplazados a cualquier parte del pas si surgen mas casos. s/dr. aileen marty, experta en bola "ese equipo que ya está entrenado, preparado, y que se entrenan constantemente y saben hacer las cosas bien hechas. es una maravilla" adems se espera que los centros para el control y la prevencion de enfermedades anuncie pronto una serie de medidas adicionales de seguri

. >>> there's a student, that iec saw, in washington, dc and, shen has her masters, and she's washington, dc, doing a residency. and going out, and fulfilling her dream, and also, the contributing to the society. and help and support. >>> since 2001, we have 21 states that have passed it.egis and just last year, we have had florida, and the gov enter,to realized i need did something about it.at serious about immigration. >>> he went behind it, and the people that submitted were boths republicans, and so, some are realizing, that being against like instate tuition, it will hurt their party.hu the majority of the population is for it. new jersey and virginia, and maryland did it. and the states continue to add. it's a good thing if they getgo the opportunity to go to school. >>> thank you. i'll open it up to questions w and, we're getting towards that time. and there should be a microphonf there. if you can address your question, to the whole panel or someone specific. >>> i would like to -- ask my question, address my question to representative -- excuse me, mr. rodriguez. and you would l

. >> the giants are in washington, dc and take on nationals in the division series, the first game is tomorrow at noon and the first home game is scheduled for monday and that will be game three of the five game series and mercury news reporter spotted the outfielder in the locker room and asking the teammates if they are ready for another game in the bay area. the series first game is tomorrow and game two is saturday at 2:30 and game three at at&t park but in word on start time. game four if needed is tuesday. the series would return to the 5th game if needed on thursday. >> listen to this, mercedes has picked the east bay to test the self-driving cars. the base that closed this 2007 has 19 miles of pave roads the public cannot access and mercedes will test both the vehicles and several special traffic lights designed to communicate. >> still ahead controversial lawsuit by two women suing over the race of chair -- >> and a silly sign that says "witch parking only, all others are towed." habits of cleaning their dentures with toothpaste, and dentures are very different than real teet