but a university like wreckers with a budget of 3.7 billion -- like wreckers with a budget of $3.7 billion a year, that's a large enterprise. you have to manage all across the board. you cannot expect tuition to be the alternative revenue store -- source when everyone else is not providing their share, whether the state government or the federal government or private philanthropy. we cannot put that burden on students anymore. part of the question is, how can we reduce the cost to students? that is question number one. question number two is, how can we reduce the cost of education writ large? in many ways, that means redesigning the traditional university. it means providing education more effectively and efficiently using distance education for students who are in residence. for example, students at wreckers to are living on campus full-time are often taking one or more of their courses at least in part by computer. the time they spend in the classroom with our faculty is a higher quality time. ourgnizing that 60% of budget is personnel. faculty are very extensive. support staff are a ma

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but a university like wreckers with a budget of 3.7 billion -- like wreckers with a budget of $3.7 billion a year, that's a large enterprise. you have to manage all across the board. you cannot expect tuition to be the alternative revenue store -- source when everyone else is not providing their share, whether the state government or the federal government or private philanthropy. we cannot put that burden on students anymore. part of the question is, how can we reduce the cost to students? that is question number one. question number two is, how can we reduce the cost of education writ large? in many ways, that means redesigning the traditional university. it means providing education more effectively and efficiently using distance education for students who are in residence. for example, students at wreckers to are living on campus full-time are often taking one or more of their courses at least in part by computer. the time they spend in the classroom with our faculty is a higher quality time. ourgnizing that 60% of budget is personnel. faculty are very extensive. support staff are a ma

maintainingjapan is the wrecker stimulus.ccording to people familiar, the majority of board members now think they should drop the two-year time frame of meeting the inflation target. this comes as it is after the weakest point since the dollar since 2008. for one central bank to another, the bank of england is out with his latest policy decision. people are expecting that are not expecting them to change their sense. he is goldman sachs' kevin daly. the fedk they will beat a but that is not the crucial point. >> we think they will be before the fed. even though the risk at the as at is more for the u.k. result of the weakness in the euro area you just talked about. the main point of the pieces chopped about the trajectory of rates and when they begin to rise. it begins at any the u.k. and will be significant more tight and gradual than for the u.s. the tightening of the pace of around 0.75% over the next three or four years of the u.k. versus about 1.2 5% for the u.s. a steeper profile. >> is that the differs an approach? we

and she is a home wrecker. he is a married man. i don't believe michelle was there. would she have said that if she was? >> i don't think so. >> probably not. and why is she working on hard. he is already in her home. you are not trying to win him over. people are already paying $15,000 for a plate which by the way what does the dinner taste like? salty tears with a dash of regret? >> it is not for the dinner, just for the plate. >> 9 food is a la cart. >> the thing she said about the way he looked was gross. the thing she said about wanting to give him all of the power he needs. this is a common liberal thing, isn't it? when a democrat is in office it is like thomas -- it is like thomas freed man does this. >> it is like chai you that. >> it is deeply disturbing and republicans and conservatives have their fantasy as well. just give him whatever he wants. that's one of the few things you can say about the u.s. the president rarely gets to do what he wants. >> the president admitted that most of the economic games in his turn have gone to the people who were attendin

the accident led to a six-mile long delay while heavy duty wreckers cleaned up the lost load.he driver was taken to the hospital with what police say is a minor injury and no other cars were involved. skyforce 10 in action after two police cars were involved in this crash. this is in center city philadelphia. it happened at 21st and spruce streets. it appears you see the black pickup there also involved in this accident. two people were hurt and taken to the hospital with minor injuries. one of those people was an officer. no word yet on what caused this accident. >>> nbc 10 news is there for day 31 in the mountain search for an accused cop killer. federal, state and localç agen have logged thousands of hours in the manhunt for eric frein and spent millions trying to track him down. doug shimell has spent most of the last month in the poconos. >> doug, based on what people told you there today, eric frein appears to be a moving target? >> exactly. that's been a big part of the problem, a big reason why we are entering our fifth week of this manhunt. there has not been a live

police said the accident led to six-mile long delays while heavy-duty wreckers cleaned up that load.e driver was taken to the hospital with what police say is a minor injury. no other cars were involved. >>> a prank, that's what a 20-year-old student is calling an online threat he made to shoot several people at penn state university. police say sophomore jong seong shim admitted to posting a threatening message about a shooting. the threat appeared saturday on the social media site yikyak. it said there would be a shooting at noon today at the hub on the main campus. police found no weapons when they arrested him. he's behind bars until his next hearing later this month. >>> a widener university freshman is facing similar charges making a similar threat using the same website. he used yikyak to threaten to shoot up the campus in chester, delaware county. he's charged with making terroristic threats, simple assault and harassment. >>> now to decision 2014. one candidate in the race for governor of pennsylvania is getting the support now of the first lady. michelle obama will campaign

do i see a heavy duty wrecker? no. eastbound jammed. manassas, then centreville. the tow truck was coming from woodbridge. i don't know why that is. no incidents to report virginia 95 save for the volume building getting into dumfries. getting into lorton headed for newington and then on to springfield with lanes open. andrea, mike, back to you. >>> wusa9 wants to help you save at the pump. gas prices are going down nationwide. we're tracking some of the lower prices of gas in waldorf, maryland. according to the aaa fuel price finder, the 7-eleven at 11575 berry road is selling a gallon of regular for $2.93. >> that sounds like a good price, right? how would you like it for free instead? because you could win a $900 gas card just by liking wusa9 on facebook. enter your contact information for your chance to win the free gas. enteas many times as you want because the more likely you will get it is if you enter more times. $900 driving you crazy gas card giveaway sponsored by web week. we'll choose -- by wusa9.com. we'll choose the ladies... 1 cream, no sugar. black

. >> reporter: you can see the wrecker getting ready to pull away the ambulance.t ambulance axle 20 feet ahead of that. the fire truck taken away a little bit ago. two people in the ambulance, five people in the fire truck. again, good news here, nobody was seriously injured. reporting live in rockville, zachary kiesch, news4. >> thanks, zack. >>> tonight we learned the name of a teenager hit and killed by an amtrak train last night in burke, virginia. they discovered the body of 15-year-old brooke buesking near the burke centre shopping center. police are still trying to determine what happened. but criminal activity is not suspected in this case. buesking was a sophomore at robinson high schoolim. >>> search teams back out and in and around charlottesville, virginia tonight, still looking for the missing student there, hannah graham. the search has been on hold for the past two days, because of bad weather. with graham missing for more than a month now, police took the two days to reassess their search efforts. crews have already covered nearly every inch of the

you can see a wrecker coming into the foreground, that's removing another car. we know they are trying to reopen this as soon as possible, given the fact here we are getting close to the height of the commute. so again, solo spinout, chain reaction accident. we start to pig ofigure out wha on with the sewage truck. that could be the x-factor. use your imagination, that will take time to clean up. indications from chp and talking to one driver, the injuries are minor. no eta when they'll be able to reopen remaining lanes. southbound 280 outside downtown san jose, near 4th street on-ramp to 11th street. live here, san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a messy commute. >>> iconic crown vic chp cruisers will soon nobody more. according to the mercury's mr. road show, chp phasing out crown victorias and phasing in puvs, police intercepter vehicles, they cost $25,000 more but ford no longer makes crown vicks so repairs are costly, puv get better mileage and still reach high speeds. >>> seismologists sounded other another alarm, in the future the bay area could

had police directing traffic while they waited for the heavy duty wrecker. that will cost you some waiting time. eastbound 66 you're waiting to merge past the rest area, getting to business 234. that's just the volume delay. more heavy traffic in centreville getting into fair oaks and vienna. northbound 95 into dale city, past the prince william parkway you've been on the brakes across the occoquan. more slowdowns lorton, newington into springfield. i-270 corridor heaviest volume out of frederick county to get into hyattstown. a crash east of 270 on spring town road clarksburg. had police on the scene there. again this is on string town road. 270 itself lanes are open. beltway andrews route 4, volume has been light but northbound on 4, trying to leave calvert county and head in toward waysons before you reach 260 and north brickhouse road, accident with a deer was slowing things down early there. headed for the wilson bridge, lanes are open north of 2010, 228. a slow merge from westbound 228 barry road to get on to 210. thanks for joining us this friday eve

hillary clinton, monica lewinsky was a home wrecker. she ruined this family.t of ways, playing this victim, is what outrages so many folks to turn to twitter and get upset and call her names, but that's not called for. [ all speak at once ] >> that's the reaction if someone has been victimized or something like that, is then to attack them and say vulgar things. this is, unfortunately, welcome to the internet. this is what people do and it really brings out the ugliest side of so many people. thankfully at this point she's a grown woman and has learned from all this. but the people she's trying to speak to are really often those who i think are young women that can be the most damaged by something like this. >> but let me take something off of what chris said, because zerlina, she really got emotional when she was recalling the days surrounding the scandal. it was a lot deeper than a lot of people thought. listen to this. >> i was threatened with up to 27 years in jail for denying the affair in an affidavit, and other alleged crimes. 27 years. when you're only

the wreckers moved in pulling down plaster walls, removing some of the elements, windows, chimney pieces, but very little was held back. it all went away as debris. once the interior was gone, a steel frame looking like tunker toys held up the old walls from collapse. and in a sense, the steel structure was built inside the original walls which were given a new foundation, strengthened and they would have nothing touching them of any substance. of course, the backing of brick. there was a three-foot backing of brick behind the stone. that gives a you the possibility to put air conditioning ducts in that extra space. when the mass removal was done, the rebuilding of the interior beg began. essentially it was a new house within the old shell. old window frames, some doors and wainscoting were rescued by winslow but little else. when the president moved back in april 1952, not long before he left office, the white house looked about as it had to most people who entered. the general judgment was that it was beautiful. however, eleanor roosevelt came for a visit and wrote in her column it loo

this by now, you might be wound wrecker the leadership is on ebola. white house has a different policy on quarantining than the pentagon, as we just heard and new york and new jersey, while simpatico a few days ago are flound attorney general figure out what their policies really will be as well it made me wonder earlier today, just asking, where the heck is the ebola czar? didn't president obama name a czar, ron klain, because he felt pressure to have one point person in charge of this issue? if so wouldn't now be about the right time to hear from the czar in some shape or form? instead, we have individual governors and state, even individual hospitals trying to figure out the proet come alarmingly, even had new york's governor cuomo publicly digs the cdc, saying his policy, whatever it ends up being would probably end up being somewhat safer than what the cdc comes up. wow. what does that mean for the rest of us? just regular real folks, wondering if our government and health organizations really know what they are doing and how to really keep us sa

this reflected democracy where we could have done a data project if not for the great folks for wreckersniversity for women politics and our opinion research firm in a the communication project has partnered with us during that time and finally i would like to acknowledge jennifer to senior management does in house for us at wdn of the right to bring about our campaign director who joined us in in january with the rich history to work in electoral politics and was the perfect person to take over and i am delighted to call you up. thank you. [applause] >> thanks. i am really lucky or maybe really of lucky to be the person who gets to present the results of the effort that was carried out by a large team of people who were here today who have been up all my getting fell website going. christ i appreciate your work. today i would like to do three things. first to do the research revealed an offer would suggest and where we may go from here but to take a look at a short video we put together if i can operate this. >> have you ever wondered what does america look like? with the people we see

people should look at andrew romanoff's wrecker. he wants to tax us more and he wants to spend more. isn't that obamacare went far enough. andrew romanoff is way too extreme for families. we are to have a big spending big taxing politicians in washington. we don't need another one. the national republican congressional committee is responsible for this advertising. secretary johnson's remarks came at an event hosted by this strategic and international studies. he spoke for about an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. welcome to the center for strategic and international studies. my name is juan gerardi and i'm the adviser here at csis. welcome to all of you and those of you who haven't been to our new building hope you like it and feel welcome at this new venue. today we are privileged and honored to have have the secretary of homeland security jeh johnson with us to deliver remarks on border security in the 21st century. it's an honor and privilege not only to have secretary johnson here for to have him speaking on s

the wrecker had to work quick before the next train came. >>> virginia will receive $4.8 million fromrdous materials response teams equipment and virginia beach will get money for railway incidents and the city of roanoke getting money for protective equipment for a law enforcement tactical response team. in total, 79 projects across the commonwealth will get money. >> decision 2014, the top two candidates for d.c. mayor will be spending big in the final weeks of the campaign. campaign finance reports show democrat muriel powse has $1 million to spend before november 4th. independent candidate david catania's contain has 560,000 on hand. bows err is shown as the front-runner but recent polls shows her opponent is gaining crowned. >> if you live in virginia you have until tuesday to register to vote for next month's election. virginians will be voting for senate and house of representatives candidates and tuesday, october 14th is the ned line and if you can't complete an application in person fill one out online or send in your application. >> isis fighters are tightening their grip on

from somebody trolling saying the thing that happened to monica lewinsky should happen to all home wreckers>> 22-year-old girl. by the way, you say 22-year-old girl. if you got a 26-year-old and 23-year-old boy, you got -- >> i have a 31. >> i have a 24-year-old. there's no doubt -- by the way my son now at 26, you know what? youthful indiscretion thing he's passing that by. a 22-year-old -- >> girl. >> any parent our age would say girl. 22-year-old girl that's swept up something in that by the most powerful guy of the united states, taken advantage of in a way that nobody should be taken advantage of and in that situation, to get through that and then andrea to stand up like that, i don't know. i'm pretty darn -- i'm pretty darn impressed. >> to think what she has been through evolved and now to come out publicly. of course the timing politically awkward to say the least for the clintons. bill clinton is right now the most popular democratic surrogate on the campaign, bar none. polling where candidates want him to be. the demand for him right now. and he is -- for him this had completely f