joining us now live from watertown, massachusetts is jim walsh, and jim, does pakistan have a legitimate beef with the u.s. over these strikes? >> certainly the prime minister coming to town has vocalized that. he has said we are concerned about it. why? because he faces political pressure at home. pakistanis see this that they can't even control their own territory, and are naturally concerned about the casualties. cashmere and drones, i don't think either of those will be resolved in this meeting, and i think both parties, pakistan and the u.s. will focus on other issues. >> osama bin laden was hiding out in pakistan. he was the most wanted man in the world. pakistan was supposed to be our ally, and some say with friends like that who needs enemies. >> i hear ya. but there are a number of issues -- this is like a family member with whom you have a bad relationship. you are still in the family, but there are lots of grudges here. i think the president going into this meeting, his number one agenda item is going to be afghanistan, we're getting out of there. 2014 is coming quickly, and p

so it's impending but i think it will be settled >> and joining us from watertown, massachusetts, jim walsh, a research associate in studies in m.i.t., and two very distinct mind sets, one saying that everyone spies on everyone else, and the other saying this time it's out of bounds. this a big deal? >> you know, del, i think that you put it exactly right. and in some way it captures my mind too. i'm of two minds. spying is as old as foreign policy. a lot of these countries have asked for or benefited from u.s. intelligence, and would probably do it if they could pull it off but can't. i get all of that. but on the other side of the ledger, there's domestic politics. voters in those countries are very happy with the u.s. surveillance practices, and those leaders have to respond to that. and this makes them look weak and compromised in front of their own domestic political audience, and no one likes that when that happens to them. and no wonder they're angry. and finally, i would say this, del, it's about hard nosed stuff like david cameron was referring to, but individuals matter. and

they do not really needed in watertown, a town of 120,000. we are dumping equipment. industries are happy with that. they're going to get new equipment. >> thanks so much. the senate passed a conference of immigration reform plan, but it has gone nowhere in the house read today -- the house. today immigration reformers want to make sure their cause, the 11 million undocumented workers in america, has not been forgotten. that is why today they rallied on the national mall. an hour ago, multiple lawmakers were arrested at that rally. >> we are officially in week two of the government shutdown. lawmakers just a little bit away from here on capitol hill are still arguing to get even a temporary spending bill passed. this is coming at a time when we are still very close to a default as a result of the debt limit. we are supposed to reach that in just a few days. in terms of the national mall, every museum here is closed. however, that does not mean the mall is completely out of commission. behind me is an immigration rally where thousands of people are supposed to be gathe

minus distant ambush protected vehicle which we use in afghanistan but we don't really need it in watertown a town of one hundred twenty thousand so you're going to see a militarization of cities because we're dumping old equipment industries happy with that their hundred thirty million is well spent a lot in congress but they're going to get new equipment michael shank director foreign policy if say well thanks so much for trying to remain. there were earlier this year the senate passed a comprehensive immigration reform plan but it's going nowhere in the house and today with congress focused on shutdowns and debt limits immigration reform is want to make sure their cause the eleven million undocumented immigrants in america hasn't been forgotten that's why today they rallied on the national mall now just about an hour ago multiple lawmakers including congressman keith ellison and charlie rangle wrote will grow all the. were arrested at that rally party's making lopez was there earlier there's a report. but we are officially and weak. the government shutdown lawmakers just a little bit awa

watertown, new york. some of those areas, because the cold air coming across the warm lakes, going to pick up a half a foot of lake-effect snow by the end of the week. if you want to see some snow, head up this way, over the next four or five days. garrett county may see a trace of snow by tomorrow night and on thursday. north winds, 10 to 15 on the bay. and gusts to 20, with a small craft adviser ony on the bay tomorrow. it will be breezy and feel pretty chilly. bay temp, 65. tonight, then, increasing clouds. a little rain possible by let's say 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. and a little rain possibly. and partly cloudy skies. breezy, temperatures only in the mid-50s tomorrow. which make it feel around 49 or 50. so dress for a chillier day tomorrow. >> all right. thanks. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. criminal history. the man caught on tape punching a woman after a football game, has a mixed past. who is coming to his defense, though. >>> telling their story. how three women held captive fo

he joins us from watertown, massachusetts. your book talks about while humans were made for stone age reality, our bodies haven't adopted to modern day realities. we have a paradox living longer but suffering from more correct me if i'm wrong diseases. how does that work? >> it's not all bad news in the 21st century. as you said, there are more humans today than before and infant mortality rates are less than 1% in developed countries like the united states. we're taller than we used to be, and we're living very long. life is pretty good today, but also are suffering from what's known as the eep deem logical transition. as life span is increasing, we get more correct me if i'm wrong diseases. sdeess like type two diabetes and various cancers and osteoporosis and many of these diseases that we call mismatch diseases, which are caused by our bodies being inadequately or poorly adopted by the environment we live in today. by paying attention to our evolution we can do better. >> it's not just that we live longer and have the corr

we expect to see the temperatures rising up. 75 in manassas, watertown, 65, macon, georgia, 52.sas city 61, 63 in dallas >> good morning. todaysee more cloud cover than yesterday. most of the day is going to be >>> and that's your latest weather. >>> all right, al, thank you very much. coming up next, judgment day for a woman exposed by a rossen reports investigation. she tried to profit off the sandy hook tragedy. >>> and on trending, inspirational or annoying? the fit mom whose message to other women has people talking. but first, these messages. we know you can't affordrsi, wrong turns on the road to your future. that's why we build tools like our career guidance system. it's kind of like gps, you know, for your career. it walks you through different degree possibilities and even lets you explore local job market conditions, helping you map a clear course from the job you want, back to you. go to phoenix.edu and get started today. [ male announcer ] get great deals this fall, like 20% off all johns manville fiberglass insulation at lowe's. hearty cheeseburger. creamy thai sty

. >> i was still a member of congress back in april representing watertown where the brothers were killedere the officer was killed. the site of the marathon is a place where a million people come together. it is that one moment where the whole state and the whole region comes together. that's our communal moment. that was traumatic. the red sox basically responded in a way that talked about how resilient not only the region was going to be, but how the team was going to be responding as well. they fuel-injected all of us with a sense of community and optimism about the future even as we resolve to help all of those who had been heroes. even on that one day, they brought out the firemen and the policemen and the victims. especially the first responders who ran towards the trouble as the ordinary citizens were running away. it was a special day. >> no doubt about it. senator, thank you very much for being with us. >> can i add this one thing? i had standing room tickets in 1967, long board versus bob gibson and i recommend to the administration that they have everyone working on the health

we expect to see the temperatures rising up. 75 in manassas, watertown, 65, macon, georgia, 52. kansas city 61, 63 in >>> 7:38. good wednesday morning. temperatures are chilly out there. it is crystal clear. you can see it here from the you can see the embarcadero. no clouds in sight. 77 degrees as a result of all the sunshine coming in so early in san francisco. 82 for san jose. 88 degrees getting close to the 90-degree mark in fairfield. temperatures are going to stay warmer than average all the way through saturday. we'll drop off sunday through tuesday. >>> and that's your latest weather. >>> all right, al, thank you very much. coming up next, judgment day for a woman exposed by a rossen reports investigation. she tried to profit off the sandy hook tragedy. >>> and on trending, inspirational or annoying? the fit mom whose message to other women has people talking. but first, these messages. we know you can't affordy o, wrong turns on the road to your future. that's why we build tools like our career guidance system. it's kind of like gps, you know, for your career. it walks

chicago, lexington, all the way up into watertown, new york, and as far west as bismarck, north dakotan southern california today. and we have a great day in phoenix, arizona. a high of 93 degrees. that's >>> they really did nail it. i'm christina loren. we have thick fog out there in san francisco. happy to report, though, starting to see some clearing. this is senole. you can see the clouds breaking apart. sun shining through. we all have a beautiful sunny day ahead. we're just going to have to wait for it at the immediate coast, and we have a dense fog in place in the interior valley until 11:00 a.m. highs are going to be comfortable, nonetheless, 85 degrees inland. 72ayside. s 69 at the coast. >>> that's your latest weather. hey, guys, we need to help doug get up here. come on, doug. here you go. there you go. he's up. he's good! all right, doug. good to see you. all right. >> it looked like he was a little too comfortable there. >> al, i know you're a rodney dangerfield fan. you remind me of "back to school". >> these kids trying to hold me up at knife point. i know it wasn't prof