we expect the same high-quality of washington -- of 8 washington. i am here to give you this binder full of letters, and i would like to read to you this is support -- to read to you the support. the san francisco bicycle coalition, the carpenters local 22, the chamber of commerce, a city car share, the american institute of architects, and there are many more local businesses, merchants, and businesses in these binders, which i will leave with you. >> mr. chair, mr. president, members of the committee. prior to my years of experience with national issues, this was also as a 25-year member of the planning department and a five- year member of the planning group, so i have had considerable background there, and i currently keep my hand in as a quote interested citizen on the northeast waterfront advisory group, and as such, i have had the opportunity to participate in the planning of east of the embarcadero steady and many presentations and many comments pro and con of this project -- the embarcadero study. one thing i would like to say, i think that

washington loved the theater. washington's great passion was agriculture. farmer washington, he was called. host: we have a picture of mount vernon we can show as you're talking. guest: sure. he was also an amateur architect. if you work at mount vernon, that was his great passion. he built up that estate. eventually he had about 8,000 acres surrounding five separate farms. he would ride every day 14 miles around his acres, checking up on other operations. that's the room that he added the great public room with the played upwindow that he added at the beginning of the revolution as a kind of stage setting. that's the room where he was, for example, formerly notified of his election to the presidency. that's the room where he and mrs. washington entertained the endless stream of visitors who popped into mount vernon with no ticket of admission other than their curiosity to see the most famous man on earth. host: talking about george washington on these couple of days in december that were very important. he also died in december. how did he die? guest: he d

we support the washington future -- we urge you to support the washington project when it comes before you in the future. >> good afternoon. my name is dave stockdale. we operate the farmers market at the ferry building, and at -- in that capacity, i am representing my board, my staff, and the small businesses that come to the city on a regular basis and rely on the access and sense of community and strong visuals that are currently in our part of the waterfront. think about what used to be there. there has been radical change in recent years. what we are doing, we now represent the part of a resurrection, an example of best practices. we believe that the eight washington project is also an example of best practices, of a best use of that particular site, transforming it from a surface parking lot and private club to a multi layered project with residences that we believe are at an appropriate height for the transition from the waterfront to the high-rises of downtown. activated public spaces which will support our residents, our visitors, our employees, and a real envisioned private c

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gwen: i'm always amused about people running against washington who desperately want to get to washington and i wonder how they figure it out, especially if they're not speaking a language american voters want to hear. >> i think they're focus grouping this. the president will campaign on change again even though he's been on the white house for 3 1/2 years and the only way to do that is to make it seem that congress was the problem that needs to be changed. >> if you're looking back over the year the republicans have spent out there trying to unseat obama on the campaign trail has brought, it's a real mixed bag for robberies. think -- republicans. think about the conversations that party has had in the last couple of weeks and months. they're second guessing the the republicane party, such as u.s. involvement overseas, for years, not a debatable point in the republican party. the ambiguity -- integrity of the federal reserve, not on the table until this year. newt gingrich made a ploy for rounding up judges. while trying to keep the focus on the government, they have managed to pull the

"good morning washington" at 5 a.m. begins now. >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington." on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> rise and shine washington. it is wednesday december 14. i am cynee simpson. >> i am pamela brown. we begin with the traffic and weather every 10 minutes. adam caskey is here. you said your excitement factor has gone down to .5% > >> it is my snow excitement scale. a scale from one to 10. 10 being snowmaggedon. zero nothing happening. i had it at one. the drop down to .5% > it is looking less likely that we will be hit by that system. 40 in chevy chase. 38 in martinsburg. notice a trend on this map? most of it above freezing. hunting town is an exception. 52 this afternoon. a self easterly breeze. mostly cloudy tomorrow with spotty showers. by tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, some light rain. we look at the 7 day forecast. are you excited this morning lisa? >>> there is not any snow or any potential of snow. i think you minnesota

26, washington troops marched in trenton. surprised the girryson and forced a surrender. >> the battle was a quick victory for george washington. they had gun powder in order with their musket they were able to do a complete and utter surprise attack. they were caught by surprise but suddenly, muskets were pointed at the troops. a short battle ensued and hundreds were prisoner of war and washington had a huge victory. >> news of the resounding victory spread rapidly throughout colonies. >> lack of provision. >> in my opinion, the significant moment in the american revolution. >> it's obvious to sustain morale for the revolution. patriot cause was starting to wither and washington provided the big, historic military victory. >> on that historic christmas night, 1776, when general george washington lead the continental army across the river, it gave hope and meaning to the revolution. what he didn't know is he gave america its first christmas. >> washington crossing historic park was founded in 1917 to preserve the site for whi

long wait but it to business for the washington wizards. the wizards will face the 76 up.s in a preseason match that in a moment. john gonzalez is outside of the impact.r more on the >>> better late than never, that fans are telling us. by no means a great crowd. to thehan 12,000 came game. say theys in the area will take it. chinatown is booming once again with basketball fans. have been waiting for the over and we are to be back. the first preseason game has workersack thousands of were left high and dry for months. people that rely on the nba washington but all country where this is part of the economy. >> the nba ponce's first ever out proved to be a destructive one. lockout.a's first ever the concession stands to business is back up. they seem appreciative of those who showed up. >> we go to a lot of losers year and we enjoy it. >> like an early christmas extremely late start of exhibitions a key games. a cab driver is noticing the extra cash flow. >> $75-$100 extra. >> even though the team only won year, ticket sales up this year. lik

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tonight on "washington week." mostly polite on stage. >> i'm not in the business of blaming governor romney. i'm in the business of trying to understand what we can do as a policy. >> governor romney, do you want to respond to that compliment? >> thank you. >> fortunately for the republican party this year, probably anybody up here could probably beat obama. gwen: mostly polite. >> the fact that we know that he cashed paychecks from freddie mac. over $1.6 million. gwen: but things are heating up on the trail. >> zany is great in a campaign, it's great on talk radio but in terms of a president we need a leader. >> governor romney to like to give back all the money he has earned from bankrupting companies and laying off employees from his years at bain i would be glad to listen to him. gwen: countdown to iowa and another showdown on capitol hill. over taxes, spending, deadlines. >> i think everyone needs to step back and take a deep breath. >> as we come to the end of the 112th congress, it can clearly be labeled th

i am here to oppose eight washington. the project looks at seeking luxury condominiums that we have already talked about. , only people who make over $1 million per year can afford it. this is not the kind of housing that san franciscans need or want, especially in this part of town. san francisco is a vibrant city because the activities are easily accessible to everyone. we understand the a desire to build more housing, and it will destroy the view of san francisco if we are not careful. developers come into town and only care about short-term projects. they rely on greed to secure their projects. people stop looking into the hearts of the proposals, blinded by a big dollar signs. historically, most of their promises do not come true, but by that time, the community is left with a mess, and they have moved on. if we reduce this to this, we would these responsible for the inevitable decline -- we would be responsible. more facilities for our residents, not less. they may be better served if there are a unique opportunitie

nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. good morning, everyone. newt gingrich is leading by double digits in several major polls, and that is bringing him a lot more attention and criticism from his opponents. michele bachmann questioning his conservativism. the new attack ad from ron paul talks about the $1.6 million he earn as a consultant for freddie mac saying it's the essence of a washington insider. gingrich on cnbc says he is the only speaker to balance the budget. mitt romney hoping to get back in front-runner status, tied in some polls with ron paul, has a key endoerment from dan quayle and romney says he has time in what washgs he'll iowa and will campaigning aggressively there. >>> the obama administration has taken a significant step in protecting the rights of gay, lesbian and transgendered community around the world. on orders from president obama secretary of state hillary clinton told a conference in geneva that the u.s. will use foreign aid to reward countries

closer to washington, just a light dusting on grassy areas. that would be from 9:00 this evening to 2:00 tomorrow morning. sun returns. cold weather and breezy. tomorrow cold and dry with sunshine. friday, saturday, sunday, monday, and tuesday. danella, how's traffic? >> tough. a lot of accidents on the roadways. let's start with route 109 at i-270, having an accident there. if you're taking i-270, jammed from urbanna down towards clarksburg. it's slow. delays start again around father hurley. you're jammed as you approach father hurley. those delays continue all the way to the spur. > if you're traveling on 395, still have the accident. 395 at duke street on the right side of the roadway. fire department is on the scene. got to stick to the left. two of your left lanes will get you by that accident. good news on i-66 of the beltway. that accident is clear. >>> the loophole that made hi, it's dave. [ robotic voice ] if you are satisfied with your message -- [ beep ] hi. dave here. [ male announcer ] for dave, using citibank's online bill pay i

hello, again from fox news in washington. the republican presidential field was shaken up again saturday when herman cain announced after weeks of allegations about his personal life he is suspending his campaign. >> as of today, with a lot of prayer, and soul searching i am suspending my presidential campaign. >> chris: less than a month before the voters make their choice, here is the latest poll. newt gingrich moved to the front of the field with 25 percent. ron paul next at 18. and mitt romney at 16 and followed by michele bachmann tied with fourth with herman cain at 8. 60 percent are willing to change their mind. joining us to discuss the race is congresswoman george w. bush who is in new york. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> guest: good to talk to you. >> chris: your reaction to herman cain dropping out of the race. did he do the right thing? >> guest: that was his decision. he brought good will to the race. everyone enjoys him and he is an intriguing candidate and the race was better for having herman cain in th

all you have to do is sign up on nbc washington's facebook page. you must enter weekly to win in friday's random drawing. >> who doesn't like cash? especially johnny. >>> cameras that are supposed to deter crime in metro lots and garages apparently are not doing their job. according to the "washington examiner," a recent study found that cameras made little or no difference in stopping or deterring crime. cameras which only take still pictures are triggered by a motion detector, but only one-third of cameras are active at any given time pause of budget issues. a study also found that pictures are rarely used in investigations, and license plate recognition software is not used. metro says the cameras are just one part of how they fight crime. >>> general motors has agreed to buy back a few dozen chevy volts from customers who are concerned the electric car may catch fire in a crash. government crash tests found the cars' batteries could ignite as much as three weeks after a crash. gm says they are close to a fix which would reinforce the battery pa

commissioner garcia: mi ssission and washington? >> i have spoken to the appellants and they agree with that. >> should we ask for the appellants to address the board as well? we'll do that, starting with the appellant. this is in specific reference to the proposal, 97 minutes of testimony. -- not the 7 minutes of testimony. >> and karen smith, i understand the question is if i would like the permit application to remove or withdraw the location at high street -- at california street. they are withdrawing those locations. >> are you in support of the proposal that the permit be upheld with those two locations being stricken? gosh yes. >> and the other addresses will go forward. nearly 2600 mission -- there is no appeal there. the only appeals are for these two addresses. >> is one permit, the entire permanent was appealed. >> of the way the ordinance was written, one permit can be -- one applicant can file for a permanent has multiple address locations. in this case, there are two addresses under this one permit that is being withdr

we expect the same high-quality of washington -- of 8 washington. i am here to give you this binder full of letters, and i would like to read to you this is support -- to read to you the support. the san francisco bicycle coalition, the carpenters local 22, the chamber of commerce, a city car share, the american institute of architects, and there are many more local businesses, merchants, and businesses in these binders,

in washington. you work in education, and advocacy and employment and training, and we mention social services, because you are experiencing a big increase in demand for social security assistance. tell us about the main programs. >> the largest program that we do have is the housing program. home purchases program. and it's a partnership between us, the d.c. department of housing, and others who provide resources to expand the program. they allow us to leverage the dollars that we get from the district through other programs like e trade and others helping with foreclosure counseling and homeownership counseling, and a lot don't know how to begin to buy a house, what is the first step. >> you have taken that big step? >> i have. my mom went through the program, and so when i returned home from school, i wanted to purchase a home myself, but i knew that i would need money for a down payment and i would need some of the counseling courses because i was fairly new and didn't know much about the housin

washington be in washington had devious idea. he used this information for deception purposes against the british so he put the word out that this would actually happen. he wants to divert french forces to canada where they can't do any damage and the markey also -- washington--washington who did not visit the great warpath until after the revolution, is actually -- shopping for property. actually has very interesting -- on what happened. >> you have a question? >> congratulations. question on the international partners you just spoke of your book will be in britain and france as well. i want to know what you expect your most knowledgeable french, british and canadian readers, how do you expect them to react? and second, only you would be able to figure out so quickly, you have taught a generation of students how difficult alliance wars are. is there anything in this book that you think would have helped when the allies were struggling away? >> back to a trip dean took with us, one of our annual rides. first i will tell you what

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david gregory from our washington newsroom tonight. thanks as always. >>> meanwhile on capitol hill across town the house of representatives was in session for two minutes today before leaving for the weekend and they leave a lot of unfinished business as the year winds down. some folks have revised the old harry truman rallying cry when he ran against the do-nothing congress back in 1948. it worked for him. our report tonight from nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: despite a very long to-do list, congress left washington for a long weekend. >> i wish we were still here in session having these kinds of debates. >> reporter: urgent unfinished business that affects every working american on hold. >> don't go home, speaker boehner. we're going to be here and you will be embarrassed before the american people if you do. >> reporter: today house republicans did make public their plan to extend the payroll tax cut that speaker boehner had touted thursday. >> i think this is a bipartisan proposal that the president ought to endorse. >> repor

desde washington, alfredo miranda, y los multiples arrestos de los indignados que ocupan washington, podrian generar nuevas tensiones entre esos grupos y la policia... los policias utilizando gruas desmatelaron el domingo una estructura de madera que estaba siendo construida sin los permisos correspondientes y arrestaron a 31-personas que se negaron a seguir las ordenes de los oficiales... .. la policia de parques dice que respeta la libertad de expresion pero que debe en los Últimos aÑos se han originado muchas denuncias de abuso laboral de jÓvenes que vienen a este paÍs con la visa j-1 que les permite estudiar y trabajar a la vez. en algunos casos estas personas han sido esclavizadas y a raÍz de estas denuncias el departamento de estado esta aplicando nuevas medidas para regularizar esta practica. silvana quiroz nos la secretaria de estado hillary clinton ordeno una extensiva y exhausta revisiÓn del programa de intercambio que ha sido utilizado por negocios como un recurso laboral de mano de obra barata josÉ pertierra abogado se supone que el programa de intercambio cultural

"good morning washington" at 5:00 a.m. begins now. >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington." on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> good morning, washington. it is wednesday december 7. 5:00 now. trying to get mentally prepared for the possibility of snow. i am a cynee simpson. >>> we begin with their traffic and weather every 10 minutes. here is adam. >> to we prepared for the white stuff later on today. it will not be a big deal of around the metro area. all along the ridge tops and west of the blue ridge, that is where we could have the more significant accumulation. above 1,500 feet 6-7 inches. locally, a little bit of slush tonight. the biggest concern as the national weather points out is the threat of flooding opposed to snow fall. we will see a lot of rain throughout the day today. already some heavy rain. you see those yellows oranges and red moving through clinton towards upper marlboro. that is where we have a moderate showers. this rain will be here all

el gran dolor de cabeza en washington sigue siendo la crisis economica... "en la primera mitad del año la economia crecio menos del 1%. estabamos al borde de otra recesion". una recesiÓn que comenzo con la crisis hipotecaria... y que no ha podido recuperarse luvia hoy vive en la casa de sus suenos.... pero como miles, su prestamo cambiÓ de interÉs y casi pierde su casa ... "eran 705 mil dolares. entonces dimos una cuota de 140 mil dolares. todo nuestro dinero lo invertimos en esta propiedad para que nuestro pago no fuera muy alto. entonces imaginate. perder nuestra casa, perder nuestro dinero, nuestros suenos.... fueron 5 anos de ahorros...." logrÓ salvar su casa con un programa que creo la casa blanca nos quedo una cuota de 1,466 despues que nos llego casi a 6 mil dolares nuestro pago mensual..." pero luvia es una de las excepciones. y eso ha creado mayor critica de los republicanos en el congreso que prefieren que el mercado solucione el problema por su cuenta... luvia no fue parte de los ma s de 13 millones de desempleados que hay actualmente en el

en washington, claudia uceda univision... a dias de la escandalosa investigacion federal a un concejal de washington, un comite del concejo municipal aprobo hoy una propuesta de reformas de etica..la propuesta estableceria una junta investigadora independiente que podria extender castigos a quienes cometan faltas... tambien establece limite a la cantidad de fondos que puedan recopilar los concejales para servicios a sus electores y limitaria los gastos... harry thomas es acusado de gastar 300 mil dolares de un programa para jovenes, para su uso personal... el robo de las tiendas en esta epoca pre-navidena habria aumentado en un seis por ciento este ano, segun la revista especializada adweek y una de cada once personas que ingresan a una tienda se llevan algo sin pagar dice la publicacion..y aunque usted no lo crea, el filet mignon es el articulo que mas roban los amigos de lo ajeno... la policia de fairfax informo que hasta la semana pasada confiscaron mas de 30 mil dolares en mercaderia robada, incluyendo un reloj rolex valo

then you can change washington. and i spent a lot of my time worrying about how do "we the people" defeat "they the establishment." i do not want to learn how to manage the establishment but to change it. that is the fundamental difference. thank you very, very much. [applause] thank you for speaking the truth about the pilot -- palestinians. >> what do we have to do to get to the point where someone says, i am offended by that, and -- [inaudible] >> how are you? >> it was really good. >> it is her sixth project. -- civics project. >> could you sign my book? >> what is your name? >> i am joy. >> thank you for coming today. >> do you want to sign it, too? >> thank you so much. >> how are you? >> good. >> good. i hope you are enjoying it? >> i am. >> thank you. what is your name? >> tony. >> do you have a stated policy on the federal reserve? >> it should be at newt.org. i would audit it, they have to publish their decision documents from 2008-2010 and i will repeal the bill which told we confused them. i would have t

nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. good morning, everyone. now that he is leading by double digits in a number of polls, other candidates are targeting newt gingrich. michele bachmann questioning whether he is conservative enough. the toughest yet comes from ron paul. a new attack ad he questions the 1.5 million he got from freddie mac, and calls him a serial hypocrite in this ad. gingrich is and in a cnbc interview saying paul had to say something because he is not doing well in the polls. meantime, mitt romney, who is in second place, tied in second place with paul, got a new endorsement by former vice president dan quayle. romney says there's still time for him to win the iowa caucuses and he will be campaigning aggressively and has one more good week of fund-raising there. >> tracie potts for us in washington. >>> the obama administration has taken a significant step in protecting the rights of gay, lesbian and transgendered community around the world. on orders from p

además, todo lo que pasa en washington. "agenda washington". saludo y bienvenido "agenda washington" ajo le habla mario sol. son muchos los factores que imposible da tan que estudiante latinos tengan ingreso a la educación superior, es un tema que preocupa a padres de famili como al gobierno, los educadore y las organización que velan po formación académica de la población. en general la educación universitario se ha considerado una vía asegura hacia mejores oportunidads de empleo los cuales de acuerdo al grado de capacitación que demandado uno pueden grato zar mejora en la calidad de vida en el nivel económico y profesional . sin embargo. sin sin. puede significar una carrera de obstáculo. esta situación, trae como resultado que un gran porcentaj de alumnos abandonen las escue escuelas no grado wen. a pesar que la educación es una de los temas de mayor interés en la familias latinas. llas razones que marcan esta lamentable tendencia, res pon den a dos causas fundamentales la primera la pobreza que sufre familias hispanas, vivir co

"washington journal" is next. host: good morning and welcome to this edition of the "washington journal." today is sunday, december 25. in this edition, we will start off for the first 45 minutes talking about political heroes. we want to find out who are your political heroes, what issues did they champion, why are they a hero in your book, what did they do, what did they say, what kind of message did they bring across, or what kind of movement did they start in order to make themselves your political heroes? 202-737-0002 for republicans. 202-737-0001 for democrats. 202-628-0205 for independents. you can also get in touch with us through e-mail, journal@c- span.org. if you are on twitter, you can follow us at @cspanwj. on facebook, conversation is at facebook.com/c-span. that is also where you are able to find our poll talking about political heroes. we want to find out who is your political hero. our first call comes from chicago, illinois. ralph on our line for independents. caller: merry christmas to c- span's

here back in washington, we are looking at clearing skies. i think we should be in for a bright sunny morning this morning but the wind will pick up around that system. winds out of the north and west gusting to about 20 to 25 to start your day. you mix in air temperatures currently in the 30s and it feels like december around here and it will throughout the day today. our highs later this afternoon only in the mid-40s and with the wind again, it should feel cool are than that. 38 right now in the city at reagan national. 42 for you in annapolis. off to the north and west, we are starting to see freezing temperatures break out. winchester, you're 32. 33 in hagerstown. there will be a few slick spots as we'll get a chance to freeze whatever precip is on the roadways during the early- morning hours here. sunshine, breezy at times. 46 the daytime high. there are your wind out of west at 10 to 15. it will be breezy. ignore the winter weather advisory. i'll dump that. here is your five-day forecast. tomorrow, 49. we'll get a brief warm and hundred

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hoar -- here's the result, no good deed goes unpunished in washington. we wanted goodless and we got bashed for it. >> greta: all right. are you supportive of the leadership in the house, republican leadership? because you obviously -- you got outmaneuvered by the democrats for your own statements? >> absolutely. let me tell you, speaker boehner has been consistent. he has really tried to change the cult nur washington, do things the right way and deliver for the american people. when he took the pot his word when he said he wants a one-year extension, he believed him. so did i. i thought it was an opportunity for both sides to come together. i have been working bipartisan and i will continue. i am not going to allow this to get in the way of progress for the american people. i am going to work across the aisle. >> greta: the president says he wants a year. i can't quite understand what you think that they gained by doing the two months, other than looking like they outmaneuvered you politically? >> i think that's a lot, you know? to have at this time la

they are sick of washington's bickering, they are sick of washington's debt. they are sick of these individuals who they've seen be on both sides of the issues, individual mandate or earmarks. they are really tired of washington, d.c.'s business as usual. they look to the state of texas. the state has been run well, it's a job creating machine. that is the kind of governing leadership that they are looking for in iowa. i think all across america, too. >> next five days, you look at the polling, pretty consistently mitt romney has been stagnant. 25% around there. yet you've seen newt's numbers start to drop. do you feel there is an opportunity for you to take some of those votes. to so, what do you want to say to those voters watching out tonight in iowa, why should they choose governor perry? >> i've got a proven track record in creating jobs and making government work. for a decade now, last five years texas led the nation in job creation. it's the greatest concern is to have a man of character and integrity of known job creating capability that knows how to

"good morning washington" continues right now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good morning, washington. it's monday bright and early december 5. i am greta kreuz. >> i am jennifer donelan. two schools are closed today because of pallor of outages on the weekend. you can see the list on your screen. thomas higdon elementary and piccowaxen middle school. now, a check on the forecast. >>> it's going to be a mild day. even tomorrow. but there's a chance of rain tonight through thursday morning. some areas of rain periodically tonight through thursday morning, not a washout. dense fog ben eisler until 9:00 a.m. along the bay and along the waterways, lower potomac, where is county, northern neck of virginia, eastern shore, and western shore.