we love west portal. in a former lifetime i was president of the greater west portal neighborhood association for four years and i remember the discussion -- you know, i think it's seven years that's been a vacancy on the avenue. and it was a ritz camera before. it's a little tiny store. the ncd, the west portal ncd was put in place, i think greater west portal neighborhood association had a hand in it in the '70s, my good friend howard strassner. there was an impression financial institutions are invading our neighborhood, we have to put a restriction on how many can come in. otherwise we'll lose the character of our neighborhood. that was done. and, you know, it's hard to imagine that the conditions that applied in the '70s are applicable now, especially as charles schwab, a bank, how do you define it? i think that the neighborhood is much more at risk or harmed by having a vacant store front for seven years than to bring in a willing tenant that's willing to participate in the community. the other thin

the confidence right now from west virginia is palpable at home. >> craig: west virginia has not lost a row since 1986. they kick away. that ball pops out. clay recovered it at the 21 yard line. >> joel: there was some confun about what happened on the penalties. i want you to watch up here on the sidelines for oklahoma. a bystander, the official is going to be running, jogging with the play, and gets knocked over. both of them hit the ground. that's what the infraction was. and what moved the ball all the way down inside the 10 yard line. he was only a couple yards off the sidelines. you got to be all the way back off that white, all the way back behind the line so the officials can roam and do their job. that's what that penalty was called on. >> craig: landry jones, 420 yards. sets up the screen pass. plenty of room to rumble. williams stepped out of bounds. boy, he had a lane to the end zone. right here you'll see, just couldn't -- right there, his left foot out of bounds. >> joel: all the west virginia guys pointing, right there, he stepped out. >> craig: three wide receiver pack

the confidence right now from west virginia is palpable at home. >> craig: west virginia has not lost since 1986. they kick away. that ball pops out. clay recovered it at the 21 yard line. >> joel: there was some confusion about what happened on the penalties. i want you to watch up here on the sidelines for oklahoma. a bystander, the official is going to be running, jogging with the play, and gets knocked over. both of them hit the ground. that's what the infraction was. and what moved the ball all the way down inside the 10 yard line. he was only a couple yards off the sidelines. you got to be all the way back off that white, all the way back behind the line so the officials can roam and do their job. that's what that penalty was called on. >> craig: landry jones, 420 yards. sets up the screen pass. plenty of room to rumble. williams stepped out of bounds. boy, he had a lane to the end zone. right here you'll see, just couldn't -- right there, his left foot out of bounds. >> joel: all the west virginia guys pointing, right there, he stepped out. >> craig: three wide receiver package

west point, because of thayers influence, west point doesn't teach much strategy. the teach cadets how to be junior officers, and the service academy to this day, we prepare our midshipmen not to be admirals but second lieutenantss and ensigns, and what point the basic grounding and the basic building blocks of military expertise, and gives them lot of engineering, probably more than they need in all honesty. so, the desire for a -- comes from more of a cultural affinity for napoleon. napoleon has -- mclelland is likened to napoleon. he sometimes strikes napoleonic pose, and there are wars where, of course, the ironies is they lose it but there are these battles where he has these crushes decisive victories and that is in many ways the model of what most west point generals are hoping to achieve. later in the war this becomes problematic and you have sherman who comes up with interesting alternatives. but much of the public and the officer corps on both sides, you want to completely destroy your opponents in the field. not just make them retreat and not just inflic

the confidence right now from west virginia is palpable at home. >> craig: west virginia has not lostow since 1986. they kick away. that ball pops out. clay recovered it at the 21 yard line. >> joel: there was some confusion about what happened on the penalties. i want you to watch up here on the sidelines for oklahoma. a bystander, the official is going to be running, jogging with the play, and gets knocked over. both of them hit the ground. that's what the infraction was. and what moved the ball all the way down inside the 10 yard line. he was only a couple yards off the sidelines. you got to be all the way back off that white, all the way back behind the line so the officials can roam and do their job. that's what that penalty was called on. >> craig: landry jones, 420 yards. sets up the screen pass. plenty of room to rumble. williams stepped out of bounds. boy, he had a lane to the end zone. right here you'll see, just couldn't -- right there, his left foot out of bounds. >> joel: all the west virginia guys pointing, right there, he stepped out. >> craig: three wide receiver packa

we have delays on southbound to 95 toward 100 from west nursery road.and boulevard, and accidents still on the road. delays right in the area of 32. college parkway ed green colleague drive, you will find some stoplights out so treat them as a four-way stop sign. the north side of the beltway is still at speed, 11 minutes on southbound 95 into our county. the jfx is not bad from ruxton road down into the city. >> if you have any problems on the road this morning, it is mainly going to be a couple of raindrops. of's talk about the impact sandy. we saw a lot of extra weather across the stage. we did not see the worst of the damage but we saw the most extreme weather including the heavy snow that fell in garrett county, 29 inches. compare that to a 79-mile per hour wind gust south of the bay bridge and we had more than 12 inches of rain in many parts of the eastern shore including easton and the pressure apple dropped to 28.44 inches. what an extreme event we saw across the entire state. things are improving. it is a little bit called and not settled in th

have plans to travel the west coast.own situation. clear as a bell out there. 33 at the airport. inner harbor 44, humidity 77%. that's pretty dry atmosphere. readings always high in the morning. the number will go down considerably once the sun comes up and starts heating things up. the barometer way way up there. that's giving us dry conditions. northwest wind, light, three miles an hour. it's transported these chillier temperatures down our way. annapolis, 31 parkton. fredericks down to 32. at or below freezing. satellite image shows the dry conditions over us. big area of high pressure kind of stormy conditions along the florida atlantic coast. little disturbance in the dakotas producing a mix of rain and snow and then stormy conditions on the west coast. surface map the way it looked later this afternoon or this evening. big area of high pressure. at least it's dry. stormy conditions to the south of us, we're going to have to watch the areas to the south of us over the next few days. some unsettled area over the atla

as i see it the project of colonization in the west bank. is going to not only continue but to be intensified in the next coming. years what how much is this un bid for the past go ahead. playing well i don't want to say that i should makers now go ahead. i think i think you hit upon an absolutely critical. factor here which is that you can look at this issue solely in terms of israel and the palestinians and israel's actions towards the palestinians because the us is an absolutely key and i would argue extraordinarily destructive player in this process and i mean you know if you want to have a proper understanding of american israeli relations you should probably do better . you would probably do better to consult specialists in erotic literature than historians or political scientists like you rob i mean it's you know has achieved simply mind blowing proportions and therefore again picking up from an earlier point i think it's absolutely essential to restore international law as the and un resolutions and so on as a criteria on which this

the west bank and gaza strip. are you living in gaza what is the perception of the united states in gaza among people average people that the perception that i just say is that they know all too well that what israel gets away with doing is because the united states supports i don't also europe as well you have got it obviously europe is the united states put a lid on the wild yes particularly the united states people know all very well that if the military aid package is stopped if the u.n. security council cover stopped if the diplomatic international diplomatic cover stopped then this would just end in five minutes so people to. truly aware of that i decided to add one thing here which i think is very important. the legal consensus in the international consensus is that should be a two state settlement however when you live in gaza you start to realize that people's hopes and dreams are not for a two state settlement by the palestinians get back less than half of the historic homes i am going to tell right here

but just north and west-of-d.c. -- west of d.c. moderate showers. clarksburg and into urbana and frederick. almost to mt. airy headed to areas like westminster. and it frederick and hagueerstown, a slow ride up 70. western loudoun county back toward areas toward berryville and route 17 coming down into warrenton now we're seeing moderate rain showers. you get south of culpeper, things are starting to break up a little bit. in southern maryland we're breaking up as well. so pockets of light stuff and pockets of moderate stuff but certainly much colder. most temps now in the 40s. over to monika samtani, 5:2-9d. it has -- 5:29. it has been knock on wood a good tuesday so far. >>> been making some phone calls to make sure we're all on the same page. everyone is telling me the lanes are help on all the major -- are open on all the major thoroughfares. you just have the volume increasing which is to be expected at 5:30 in the morning especially coming up from triangle and dale city cord woodbridge -- city toward woodbridge. let's show what you it looks li

let let me reply but it's easier to kill the west only and only the west bank was occupied by a puppet regime the truth is is that what you call the west bank is what is the land of our fathers it's the historical homeland of the jewish people and it's disputed territory it's far from belonging to the palestinian authority. not a disputed territory and is. palestinian territory i know well what you're mistaken about a very which is an online forum as this argument but to answer the question the fact that the palestinian authority is not. acting in a responsible way is an argument for my side not for yours israel has tried to live in peace with its neighbors it's bent over backwards to grant political rights to the pals already harry and they still do that the palestinians are under siege in gaza feel that israel is trying to make peace with. israel is trying to kill them they've described the last few days as a massacre i will give you a rough direct quote israel is destroying our people and trying to destroy and it is our right and duty as palestinians to defend ourselves and five rig

with low 30s north and west.omorrow agent bit more sunshine so should be a little warmer, about 54. saturday looks good. terps are home, 56. so a nice football fall feel to the air. then on saturday night, the clouds 41. sunday into monday, this is when we could have that coastal. close but i think not close enough to really bother us too much. still i only have a drop in. we had more rain earlier in the week so that trend has been good for us. 55 on monday and 57 on tuesday. andrea and mike, over to you. >> thank you, howard. >>> the wizards are the only team in the nba without a win. >> plus, with the bye week, seems like forever since deanglo hall went out on the reps. now he's being punished for it. >>> 4% of american men admit to doing this. is it a, asking for the parents approval to marry their bride, b, get an annual physical or c, read instructions or an owner's manual? >> kim barnes told us c. if you add in asking directions, it's an even smaller percentage. >> all right. log on to the wusa9 facebook fa

lost around one hundred votes so west actually gained five hundred votes he's now about two hundred fifty votes shy of an automatic recount that would be triggered in red florida if he's point five percent behind murphy brad could it be that this is just the old fashioned stuff that they used to do down in the south i mean that somebody just shredded eight hundred ballots you know it certainly could be i doubt it what i'm what i think is more likely here is that these systems that they're telling these valleys on these ballots on simply don't work you count the same ballots in the same machine and they don't count them the same way twice i mean this is alarming this is disturbing this is what we've been warning about for a long time and you've got in st lucie county you're using machines made by de bold and then in the other two counties that make a florida eighteen martin county and palm beach county you've got two other brands of voting machines one made by e s n s a one bed by sequoia and remember those sequoia machines in palm beach county are the same ones that just this past m

the north and west. been hanging out here. we are getting some light showers north and west of town. weak little upper level disturbance coming through. this does not have a lot of energy through it. we still have a lot of cloud appear moisture in the atmosphere. much like yesterday, we'll have clouds around. mostly cloudy day with peeks of sunshine during the course of the day. don't be surprised with some limited sun. our temperatures are only going to top out in the mid others later this afternoon. as we get into tomorrow, we should finally start to get this mess out of here and i think more and more sunshine building in as we get into the weekend. here is your forecast. 55, a little on the cool side. clouds and sun, winds out of the west at five to 10. later tonight, we'll be cool. in fact, cold overnight. overnight low about 40 in town. lots of 30s tomorrow morning. friday, saturday, sunday look great although on the cool side. it is november after all. election da, tuesday, some question marks. i p

she's just on the west side of it. the winds which were northwesterly have the moisture and the snow. it's a beautiful shot but she says hey guys we're up to 30 inches and that was as of yesterday afternoon. >> wow. >> when she sent that. so yeah a whole other world out in garrett county. that's why you ski out there. bus stop forecast, we've got a cool morning out there. kind of chilly with even a few upper 30s not too far away from town to mid 40s. sunrise at 7:36. and i put a stray shower because north and west, you know well north and west maybe just the isolated sprinkle. our day planner lots of clouds and 45 by 9:00. by noon 52. look at the winds though out of the west at 13 and gusting 15 to 20. it will be breezy at times and your mid-afternoon high about 55 and still 53 at 5:00 p.m. showers are still falling across new york, pennsylvania back into ohio and west virginia and even to the south but our local develop lore is picking up -- doppler is picking up the light sprinkles in the frederick area up to myersvi

a west wind at 13. they'll be out of the west at 10 to 15 today and maybe even gusting to 20 at times and high of 55 and a 5:00 p.m. temperature of 53. this morning it's 39 in luray. the national weather service got 4578ered with a lot of -- hammered with a lot of traffic. that will come back online but we've got 46 in easton right now and 41 in southern maryland and fredericksburg this morning 42 degrees. looking outside on the michael & son weather camera, nice shot of the capitol dome. flags are not too -- not too out there. they're kind of just sagging down on the flag pole. mostly cloudy at national. winds west at 6. humidity 63%. and nationally while we've got the big storm in the east we're dealing with a pretty respectable storm in the west coast with some rains and mountain snows but it's what's left of sandy is actually up here in southeastern canada. still though the flow off the great lakes hitting the mountains, the cold air in place, still have high elevation snows and lots of showers in t

domino effect from atlantic to pacific and no one would be a gain from that and he also said that west tends to create enemies for themselves like communism iraq saddam hussein and he feels that bashar al assad in syria is the new enemy not syria but hume himself so he feels that the fact that conflict has asked later it is because the west has created a new anime in the space wasn't it told that there wasn't a problem you know there were. any it was because we knew that. for different reasons they want to create a new. program that the president has to do you have to focus on. this i asked him it's not just the west but a lot of countries have betrayed you on the first occasion why do you have so many so many enemies in the arab world he said well actually a lot of arab countries support me but they're afraid to say it out loud i asked him why it is that because they're all under the strength and power of petrodollars i also asked him about turkey and if the war with turkey was a real possibility and he didn't he doesn't believe that there's going to be an actual war with turkey but h

the district to our south and west, shenandoah valley and east and west virginia, it's clear. that's where the coldest air is now. the areas in the very dark blue are in the 20s. that includes much of the shenandoah valley and the blue ridge into the mountains. the areas in a little lighter blue, medium blue, they're in the 30s. very light blue, that's in the 40s. near 40 around the immediate metro area around the beltway and elsewhere on the eastern shore. reagan national at 43. rural areas, most locations are down to the mid-30s. smithsburg, washington county hometown forecast by 7:00 a.m., near freezing. a few breaks in the clouds. by the noon hour, into the low 40s and partly cloudy. here's the regional forecast for the whole area. afternoon highs climbing to around 50. hour by hour today, notice the wind will be increasing too, gusting to around 20 miles an hour. could get a coastal storm bringing us rain, wind, and snow. i'll have the latest on that coming up in ten minutes at 5:51. now, danella, how's traffic? >>> checking out metro because a couple of problems are goin

winds north and west at five to 10. looking at any rain here or any winter weather any time soon. there is your accu-weather seven-day and i noticeable warm -- a noticeable warming trend. a little cooler by the middle of next week. let's do some traffic and see d >> i think it is not breaking news to say i'm all about the flirting when it comes to 70- degree weather. >> you're all about the flirting in. >> when it comes to 70-degree weather. >> oh, i got it. >> i know they cut off your mic. i didn't know they cut off the audio too. we've got a lot happening. we've got accident activity with police on the scene. this is tying up your drive at sunrise valley drive. the accident that started us off this morning involves the overturned box truck. that is nowntd i-95 after 32678 the left side of the roadway still tied up at the scene here. be careful up toward 695. outer loop of the beltway, we had reports of accident activity after 4 other but before the bw parkway. -- that is northbound i-95 after 32, the left side of the

already here you know what you call all the palestinian efforts in the west bank you call the west standing of where the palestinian authority with their own puppet regime they can't even reach a peaceful resolution of the conflict and. so i mean let's let. let let me reply but it's is there is a time there was only and go only the west bank was occupied by a puppet regime the truth is that what you call the west bank is what is the land of our fathers it's the historical homeland of the jewish people and it's disputed territory it's far from belonging to the palestinian authority. not a disputed territory and. palestinian territory i know well that what you're mistaken about a very which is an online forum as this argument but to answer the question the fact that the palestinian authority is not. acting in a responsible way is an argument for my side not for yours israel has tried to live in peace with its neighbors it's bent over backwards to grant political rights to the pals already harry and they still do that the palestinians are under siege in gaza feel that israel is trying to make

heavier rain off to our west. all of this traveling along a front that came through, shifted our winds to the north and west. gusty winds around 9:00. 35 miles an hour. brought a lot of leaves down. streets, sidewalks covered in leaves, slippery and wet. we have rain advancing north and east, getting pockets of more moderate rain. here's the intensity scale. any time you get it in yellows and oranges, that's moderate. northern shenandoah valley into fauquier and northwestern prince william. it's traveling north and east. going to be moving right through the area. ahead of that, areas in the light blue in the 40s. greens in the 50s. northern part of eastern shore. the chilly area is going to be arriving there over the next few hours. it's cold farther west at or below freezing. much of west virginia and into the ohio valley where temperatures are right around 30 to the 20s in parts of michigan and indiana right now. that cold air coming in on a blustery northwest wind will be with us through the day. we're going to

it's just the west coast that is seeing the rain.o, for all the folks headed down to new york city today, it is looking fantastic. speaking of the west, though, we do have unseasonably cool temperatures. we are in the 40s and 50s along the west coast itself, castro, wyoming, at about 43 degrees right now. we'll see temps today warm into the 50s for most of that area, 60s, though, down into new mexico, but it is all about the rain. again, we could end up with more than a foot of rain in some areas, especially across northern california over the next 48 e down very heavily at times through the day. and that's your latest forecast. lynn? >> all right, dylan, thanks so much. >>> well, senator dianne feinstein says close gitmo and move the prisoners to the u.s. >>> plus, a tornado in tuscany and the earth's water rising earlier than most predict? you're watching "early today" >>> well, welcome back. stories making news this morning, a new report by the government accountability office finds the controversial detention center at guantanamo

and you have the situation where the west creates enemies that essentially they are motivated by the selfish interests he is not the target but he did warn that these self interests of the waste lead to foreign intervention which ultimately has a domino effect he also made the point that at the moment there is no civil war in syria he said the situation was such that you had these factions fighting they were being funded by the west he called them terrorists and he said that these terrorists coming from abroad are the biggest problem facing syria today the syrian president said that the majority of arab states supported syria but that they were too frightened to admit this publicly and this is largely because of their interest in petro dollars but he was assured of this support at least privately on the topic of turkey he did say that there was no war no conflict between the syrian people and the turkish people that the disagreements were on a government level but there too this indeed had requested that the turkish government set up a committee to investigate what was happening on t

toward the west to winchester.ese showers are touching the ground. you might encount are a shower. best chance would be north and west of the city. we have a little upper level disturbance come through. this is still the remnants of sandy. not well organized obviously at this hour and what is left of the circulation pushing up into canada. but we're getting a little upper level disturbance coming through and it is picking up some of the moisture left out in the atmosphere with sandy and it is dropping down across the region. we'll have a lot of clouds around here today. there should be, particularly this afternoon, some periods or peeks of sunshine just like yesterday. we'll keep temperatures on the cool side the next couple of days as the air mass here -- our flow is out of the north and west so we'll keep things it on the cool side for the next couple of days. forecast for today, 55 degrees. clouds and sun. still a little cool for this time of year. winds out of the west at about five to 10. here is your accu-wea

nothing to speak of to the west. the west coast has some water.ut we are seeing a pretty dry system. this system will be out over the ocean by this evening. high pressure will be coming in. temperatures will be chilly. it looks like it will be dry. nationwide you can see the cool temperatures, really cool air setting itself up. but dry and storm free except for the west coast, that is were the stormy weather will be. our forecast, decrease in the clouds, and morning shower to the east of us is a possibility. not very significant. north northwest winds 5 to 10. we should squeeze out slightly less chilly temperatures during the day. insta-weather of futurecast shows this disturbance pulling out. look at the dry weather coming our way for saturday. and for sunday and into monday. monday there will be disturbance to the south. looks like it will stay to the south. we will still keep an eye on that. but basically, our seven-day forecast looks like this. 53 today. 54 tomorrow. dry weather. with the exception of the morning sprinkle. and monday, tuesday,

our winds are going to pick up north and west. as i mentioned earlier, our high temperatures later today in the upper 60s. tomorrow, upper 40s to about 50. much cooler air on the way behind the front. 68 today. enjoy the mild conditions. becoming cloudy out there. wind out of the south at five to 10 miles per hour. the winds will pick up later this afternoon and tonight as that rain gets closer. cloudy skies, showers developing late. overnight low about 50. another mild night but the cooler air on the way tomorrow. our high temperature behind the front tomorrow only 52 degrees and then you can see here for the remainder of the week, our temperatures stay on the cool side but we should have a fairly quiet weather pattern here with temperatures in the 50s, overnight lows in the upper 30s to about 40. >> let's get the latest from julie wright and find out what is going on on the roads. >> not a lot. it is pretty easy going right now with no incidents to report as you continue around the capital beltway. let's start off here along the

west virginia and ohio.in i think by late morning, early afternoon. we'll see things improve but it will be a wet commute here and the kids going to the bus stop over the next couple of hours, they need to be ready for some showers along with cooler temperatures as i mentioned. the much cool are air has moved in overnight. not only do we have cooler temperatures but we have pretty good breezes going at the moment. currently, 47 in washington. 46 in leonardtown. 47 in spreadburg. north and west, we were flirting with some 30s here about an hour ago. we are now in the low 40s in hagerstown. 41 in winchester. here are your winds and currently out of the north and west, it is gusting to 28 in d.c. 23 out in annapolis, 23 in leonardtown. you mix in cooler temperatures with these winds and you get the idea. it will be feeling more like november around here than the last couple of days with highs only in the upper 40s and low 50s. officially, we'll go 52. we did that close to midnight. we may be only in the upper 4

west under a freeze warning. i'm not sure we're going to get there. we'll get close. but with the cloud cover holding these temperatures up just a little bit north and west, 37 in gaithersburg. we're 39 in manassas. 40 at dulles. 37 in frederick. still plenty chilly and certainly chilly for this time of year. 37 in leonardtown. and 44 in annapolis. very cool start to your day. our highs will top out close to 50 degrees. maybe low 50s for a few of us. a little bit of cloud cover across the northeast and we're getting a little upper level disturbance. that will give us clouds early but i think the clouds will break up quickly and it should be a mostly sunny but cool afternoon. focusing out to the west, this little piece of energy right here out towards st. louis is going to dive down into the -- down towards the gulf of mexico and re-emerge as a coastal nor'easter by about wednesday. we'll be fine until then but i think by late tomorrow, tomorrow night, we'll start to get some clouds. it will be the big turn here a

chance to see the outside world who were going to were telling us in the world waits roots in the west what we were different the emotional journey was that enrich himself though. he never came back because even twenty years after the fall of the berlin wall the east is still locked in the dark past. soviet era infrastructure derailed never really adapting to the capitalist reality reunification it turns out was more annexation what happened politically and in the way of international laws that west germany became bigger if they would have taken the chance in that time to say we abolish both germany's we abolished the west of germany and we abolished the eastern region in the east germany and we make something new we make a new germany this might have been much better the forging of one nation was the end of another this is all that remains from a once large power plant in the village of men that stein in eastern germany it used to generate electricity for railroads and trams shortly after reunification the plant was shut down as happened with most industry in the former g.d.r. abandon

another frontal boundary coming to the west coast.e a little bit of that rain in here on sunday night into sunday in the form of some showers. but otherwise, i think we're going to have mostly dry days which we need. our temperatures right now, 49 degrees. lots of mid-40s on the weather map, 45 for winchester, 46 for martinsburg, leonard town at 45 degrees. we'll describe it as chilly overnight and we'll keep this cool air bass we talked about because of the atmospheric road block not allowing this pressure to lift up. that's why we have lots of clouds and sun. temperatures in the 50s until we break this down and it's going to take a day and a half or two days to do that. a few more breaks and sunny for the week, nice bright skies, temperature still in the mid- to upper 50s, a little bit of a breeze on saturday and maybe friday. a very good feel of fall in the air for you. future cast showing you an idea of when we may get the clouds kicked out of here. we may see a little snow depicted in the mountains. more clouds than sun but some

power had shifted from the west and the south to the north. and by 1815, the end of the napoleonic wars, europe had pulled ahead of the rest of the world. and the industrial revolution and the development of the steam engine and the development of steel and battleships, and the telegraph and underground, the underwater submarine cable enabled europe, not just to be the most powerful place in the world, but to extend its reach globally. and by the end of the 19th century, europe had either colonized or had already de- colonized 90% of the world landmass. and we have been living in the world since 1815 dominated by the west. economically, politically and ideologically. first it was europe, then europe handed over the baton to the united states after pearl harbor, and roughly 1815 until today, europe, the united states and i would talk japan in there because they have been part of the western alliance system and the western liberal democratic capital system since 45, this section of the world has really been at the front of history. and what i'd

ninety nine point one percent of the west bank are you seriously making that claim . yes this is this sort of us very slowly making away with hapless negotiations that collapsed because of operation west led well there's not much that there's not much to do i mean if you're making that claim with a straight talk i don't see what you're saying is you're repeating the same palestinian narrative for forty three years of israeli occupation yes i know that and. there it is. israel has to cease its occupation i think of palestinian territory to have and there is absolutely no reason why that narrative should change. no this is the reason why should change because the narrative is promoting violence and incitement against jews rather than resolution. of party which is promoting violence it's the occupation that you are supporting there is violence. there wouldn't be occupation if there was palestinian recognition of jewish rights as well this is the two sides here let me just say that the answer. is i'm ok here in germany we're almost out of time here is going to head. this

jerusalem and i come from west jerusalem, so we come from the same seat. but in reality, two different worlds. >> i was born in jerusalem and i've been living there all my life, since 1945. five years ago i came to the united states to launch a tv channel. and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality there is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it. >> we are here in a bubble. after sometime of working together with jamal i said let's do this in california. you only have to choose in that neighborhood what kind of latte you want in the morning. >> when i go there i'm always eager to go to my people, to my neighborhood. i want to have the least interaction with the israelis as possible. >> many israelis don't want to know about palestinians. they don't want to reach out. they don't want to cross into streets and neighborhoods where the palestinians live because of a mixture of stereotypes and so on. >>

that guy west of st. louis, that is going to be wednesday into thursday's nor'easter with rain and an outside chance of a little snow here wednesday night. temperatures in the 30s in many areas, oakland is down to 28. fredericksburg, 39 degrees this morning. so expect sunshine, certainly a jacket needed today with mid- 40s from hagerstown. 51 in fredericksburg and 52 here in the district. monika samtani, how is our traffic looking? >> really good for a monday morning. but again, it is a monday morning. at least if you head out the door early you don't have the big delays to worry about. coming in on 66 your lanes are open from centerville to fairfax. same story in herndon, reston and right on down the line to tyson's corner. west side of town, this is what it looks like from bethesda, all your lanes on ep. this time we'll head over to the other side, no issues at all. looking good as you leave new carrollton down to the wilson bridge and we'll take a live look at the beltway down south. and beyond into al

the west bank the other one. is that regardless of how israel may see i think at the end of the day israel's decision makers for a west bank palestinian authority controlled by and a gaza palestinian authority controlled by hamas rather than a unified palestinian palestinian political system i would certainly agree with that now in terms of i would just like to make two observations to what you were said earlier first of all in terms of recognition of hamas and so on while he's. entirely correct to say that that recognition does not yet exist there are in fact and we've just seen it in the past few days now. and there have been for a while primarily through through the egyptians negotiations between israel and hamas and direct negotiations to be sure but negotiations going on for quite some time and that appear much more serious than any talks that have taken place between between israel and the palestinian leadership. and secondly regarding how mouse's position on a two state settlement has in fact frequently. m

winds still blustery, 20 miles an hour out of the north and west. we'll be holding steady in the 40s for the rest of the afternoon and down to near 40 by midnight and down to 30 by dawn tomorrow. by this time tomorrow morning, likely a widespread freeze under a clear sky. lots of sun tomorrow but highs only in the 40s to near 50. average high this time of year 59. we're not going to be anywhere near that for the next several days. cold mornings and chilly afternoons thursday, friday, and saturday. we may have a little disturbance off the atlantic seaboard sunday into monday. may give you some rain. stay tuned. we'll keep you posted on that. now with first 4 traffic, here's danella. good morning. >> thanks, tom. if you're about to head out of the house and even later action today is the day you have to be an alert driver. very slick road conditions. right now in our area, i'm not seeing any reports of accidents. this is the perfect weather for fender bender. let's take a live look at i-66 as you make your way eastbound. really westbound between hay m

air is off to our west. it's 42 at reagan national right now. that is more the exception than the rule. other temperatures, 36 in gaithersburg, 37 at dulles, 36 manassas, 34 in culpeper. cold in theery higher elevations off to our west. our-pressure controlling sneak intoying to here. buffalo today, it's coming in the north and northwest. coolerll usher in keep us 10s and w average again today. periods of sunshine and periods of cloudy and maybe a sprinkle, around 52-56.re more sunshine on the weekend. traffic, with steve hershorn. very few problems on this friday. 66 at glebe road, a very nice ride both ways eastbound and westbound between the beltway , lookinga doddridge good. the springfield interchange, well from dale city springfield and continuing on 395 and the 14th street bridge, no problems. over to the beltway in county, bradley boulevard, river road, american bridge, traffic moving well, inner loop and outer loop, problems. back to you. >> thank you. this is a familiar scene, thousands in dupont circle night to watch a tradition, the

current winds from the west, northwest around 15 to 230. we've seen gusts higher than that, so a breezy weather scenario. it's cool. it feels more like late november, early decemr. statistically we'll be in the low to mid-60s. 40s on the map. a couple of showers over northern maryland earlier today, very, very light rain. you probably didn't see much, maybe a few drops. otherwise, things will continue to slowly improve here into the day tomorrow. i think we'll see decent sunshine around, maybe more sun, maybe a dry area working in from the south and west but a new weather system which we think will stay south of us as we go into sunday but this could bring additional clouds. i think we'll see a good mix with some sunshine. boy, the cold air will keep funneling in out of the north and west. saturday struggling to get out of the 40s. maybe warmer. we m get into the 50s being but much of the overnight will be in the 40s through the weekend. sandy is mixing out to the north. the last remaining swirl, up by james bay still bringing in a cool flo

luci county, west lost by a wider margin than before.st, the man who channelled mccarthy by saying they were communists, just can't handle democracy. joining me is chairman of the broward county committee is mitch cesar. crazy things continue to happen down in florida. this patrick murphy has won this election. what is the governor up to? >> well, you're right. actually, it seems patrick murphy has won it twice, literally. i find this very surprising because the governor was the king of voter suppression. not only in florida, but across the country. he led the way towards suppressing the vote. he's up for a tough reelection. and i'm a little bit surprised because what alan west is asking the governor to do is not solve a legal problem, he's asking to solve a political problem. if republicans really are being truthful and have learned any lessons from the past election, it should be that the american public and certainly florida voters won on a level playing field and the governor has no business in this fight. >> does he have any legal r

what they say i asked him it's not just the west but a lot of countries have betrayed you on the first occasion why do you have so many so many enemies in the arab world he said well actually a lot of arab countries support me but they're afraid to say it out loud i asked him why and he said because they're all under the strength and power of petrodollars i also asked him about turkey and if the war with turkey was a real possibility and he didn't he doesn't believe that there's going to be an actual war with turkey but he also emphasizing the fact that the turkish people are the enemies of syrian people and they're always been a friendly nation it's carried on and his government that's the problem and that's against bashar and wants to all especially because god wants to reassure his and strengthen his political position in turn. and in the region personally but when you. go to money and you control as it was doing both many. different groups. which is. not to be ready for but do you go to think that he's asking do you regret anything what's your biggest mistake he says of course i ha

it is mostly west of baltimore. the mountains may see a little snow and some rain showers, very light in nature. a couple could be in the western suburbs of baltimore. that is a basic forecast for today. while we definitely missed the worst of the storm, i think maryland saw the widest range of impact from the heavy snow that fell in garrett county up to about 29 inches in areas like red house, 79 miles per hour wind gusts south of the bay bridge, 12 plus inches of ride four easton, and the low pressure in ocean city as the storm its way on shore to the north. although we did not see the worst, we saw some of the most extreme impact. extreme weather as a big dip in the jetstream goes into the gulf coast dates, and on the cold air to sit in place for the next couple of days. it will be very chilly, a chance for rain showers today. most of the sprinkles are off to the west. mostly cloudy skies, temperatures in the mid 50s today. it feels colder than that when you factor in the wind out of the west, attended 20 m.p.h.,

anthony rich for west field, come on up. >> thanks david. thank you mayor lee and anne and i would love to thank bulls eye if he was here. well city target has arrived and seniors are the ones in the way of the shopping beginning. i will try to keep it brief. it's an exciting day for us and many dedicated themselves to this opening. this marks the completion of those efforts and i would like to thank the mayor, the city administrator's office, our retail partners and guests for their support as we work to transform this wonderful site. you all have been terrific. from my first visit three years ago i was amazed at the opportunity the team was approximately together here. with the transformed area and the lure of city target it's even better. as the mayor has said 700 people are working here now. it's just great to also see the flow of people between the garden and the dining terrace and the reinvention of this area has been key to the overall development. the renovated theaters and catering to thousands of people each week and now when you w

cornel west. >> on thelove train. >> dr. cornel west is with us and tavis smiley.y have a radio show called "smiley & west" every week. you were just having a debate on the issue of third-party candidates and what we needed this country. do you think movements are shaping up? and what do you think the movements that brought president obama into office the first time, what do you think they are doing now after the second time? >> when i draw the distinction between campaigns and movements, movements are highly sophisticated forms of bringin power and pressure to bear on the status quo. campaigns are attempts to mobilize in order to support candidates inside of a system. they played a role and so forth, but there was not a social movement we have not really had a movement since the gay brothers and sisters tried to integrate black freedom movement, the civil-rights movement read those are very rare. usually the leaders are or deleted.essed right now the left, we are feeble the occupy movement was a tremendous expression of voices, but it was not a movement that was c