third and i could stand for michael in washington going. you know i think that i think it's to the pakistani interest to try to bring a little stability to the region after all they regard afghanistan as their historical area of influence and so i think it's going to be to their their betterment and to to to work with china with whom they have very close relations by the way to try and bring some kind of stability to afghanistan it may not be the picture that the united states likes but it's going to be something that the regional powers can live with alternately go ahead. i think that the outcome in afghanistan is also important for stability of pakistan if the taliban count's back to afghanistan and topple the kabul regime i think that's what also blues are meant to be although i saw it in your article as they. are there they don't come back there they're the taliban in pakistan and afghanistan and afghanistan the taliban are geographically constrained just to parts of eastern and southern afghanistan flowing out of. the can very real the

standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. el gobierno federal continuara cerrado este martes, ya que sandy empeorara en la noche del lunes a la madrugada del martes. desde washington, fernando pizarro, en los aeropuertos, miles de vuelos cancelados deja el paso de la denominada tormenta perfecta .. lilian mass nos amplia.. tanto en aeropuerto nacional ronald reagan como el washington dulles mantienen sus puertas abiertas a pesar de las inclemencias del tiempo pero en su interior no encontrara ni una tan sola en los aeropuertos, tanto en aeropuerto nacional ronald reagan como el washington dulles mantienen sus puertas abiertas a pesar de las inclemencias del tiempo pero en su interior no encontrara ni una tan sola aeronave .. ya que las aerolÍneas han cerrado sus puertas hasta que las condiciones del tiempo mejoren .." las aerolÍneas han o sus aviones a otros lugares fuera de la region, en donde puedan estar seguros y asÍ evitar que se daÑen lo mas probable es que esperaran a que la tormenta pase por completo antes de trae

it has been 79 years since we have seen a post season game in washington. fans today see that they are a part of history today. you can get these standing room for $30. not forever but they have a few left if you'd like to come down to the baseball game. they put the game on its own network, so it is only being televised on mlb network. what do you do? lots of people finding other places like a local drinking establishment. for that returned to crystal city with more on how fans are reacting. >> do not worry, they have it here at crystal city sports club. like i was saying, we have northern virginia as well. there is that feeling that baseball is back in washington and for the first time in a long time we have playoff baseball here in the capital. >> this is the first time since the early 1930's. it was very exciting with the capitals having something to cheer about. >> we are hoping that this is another win. what are you hoping for out of today's game? >> something exciting. it has been a long time since we've had a reason to be excited about baseball. we

washington post article in particular and the economic impacts now this washington post article actually argues that is for a sale tax receipts go it doesn't really help that much as far as per capita income goes it doesn't really help that much so in your opinion just looking at as far as the money goes are they helping businesses or not well i think it depends i mean the study that i cited the beginning said that twenty seven out of thirty cases that this was an economic impact and i think one expert said that you would have done better to throw money out of a helicopter to help the economy versus invest in this kind of a stadium that's like kind of a bigger picture thing and actually kate long on union land who is a writer for writers on all of this she did brief me on the media situation she's written extensively on all of these issues so it's a great source to check out but i mean there is obviously case by case basis but there are kind of you know bigger questions like that a study like i cited shows right well we're going to have to continue discussing this and watch the nationals

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in washington, we're 6 degrees warmer than yester day and 11 degrees warmer at washington/dulles. partly sunny and warm today 75- 80 degrees with a southerly wind. the next seven days, we will keep this pattern, near 80 degrees and still in the 70 + thursday and friday and sunday and monday, but confidence level in the forecast drop like a rock. we're keeping an eye on a strong cold front. >> good morning virginia has had a lot of volume and the same thing with the district. maryland is struggling on 270. these delays are extending out of germantown. there was a deer that was struck and there is a brand new accident in that same location. there is a lot of traffic but you could bail out at 355 as well. there's an accident near old georgetown road but that is on the shoulder. >> thank you. we are seconds away from a launch of this or rocket. on board are u.s. and russian astronauts. >> it is getting ready to blast off from kazakhstan. the countdown is under way. this will increase the size of the space station. one american and two russian cosmonauts so there will be six man at the

desde la corte suprema en washington, fernando pizarro, univision." buenas tardes, hoy hemos disfrutado de excelentes condiciones atmosfericas en todo el area metropolitana, cielo despejado y soleado con temperaturas muy agradables... la buena noticia es que a pesar de que tendremos temperaturas fresacas estamos esperando cielos despejados y soleados... actualmente tenemos una temperatura de 70 grados con cielos parcialmente nublados y viento soplando desde el sureste a nueve millas por hora... las condiciones a nivel regional estan muy estables con minimas en los... y maximas en los grados... esta noche esperamos temperatura minima de 49 grados, con cielos mayormente despejados y viento ligero... maÑana es jueves se inclina la balanza hacia el fin de semana, temperatura maxima estara mas fresca que hoy, pero de igual manera tendremos cielos soleados y despejados ... los dejo con el pronostico extendido... observen que se percibe muy agradable con temperaturas frescas tipicas de esta estacion y cielos despejados y soleados... la pausa y al regresar..

it's good for washington. >> washington is one of only seven states without any income tax. the proposal would create a 5% rate on income over $200,000 for individuals and $400,000 for couples. a 9% rate kicks in at $1/2 million on individuals and $1 million for couples. let's say a couple earns $500,000. >> okay. >> how much do you think they'll have to pay? >> well, they would pay $5,000 because that's 5% of the $100,000 on which they would pay. >> oh, they would only pay on the $100,000. they're exempt up to the $400,000. >> precisely. >> so they'd only pay on $100,000. >> precisely. >> that's not very much... >> precisely. >> if you earn that kind of money. >> precisely. >> his son bill is on his side, along with the public employees unions. the other side is a who's who of the state's big businesses: boeing, amazon, and even microsoft. bill gates is still chairman, but the ceo, steve ballmer, opposes the initiative, which is why they're calling this the battle of the billionaires. is it awkward? >> the word "awkward" fits, yes. >> ballmer's side argues that the "soak th

hour of "good morning washington." go to our facebook page. let's check in with jacqui jeras. >> dealing with a foggy start. really seeing a blanket over the areaportion of the marylandy in western and northern virginia. where we have a dense fog until 10:00. visibility could drop below a times. mile at you really need below beans. give yourself extra time to get to your destination. you really need to use low beemams. patchy fog reported in gaithersburg. in the district and to the south. a shower late in day, 68-73. let's check on traffic with angela. reduced visibility out there the roads this morning. allow for some extra travel time. get our first look at 66. it's quiet even though you are fog.nding with no early troubles from a market. looks good to the beltway and continuing to the roosevelt bridge. h no early troubles from eymarket. looks good on 29. for those driving on 95, no for you as you way towards the capital beltway. back to you. >> thank you. 4:45, 52 degrees. >> a roller-coaster week and for the redskins. more on the >> genon

standup: fnando pizarro, washington d.c. latinoamerica ha estado practicamente ausente en los debates, y muchos quieren escuchar los puntos de vista de los candidatos sobre la region. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. ... este debate final tendra un competidor en audiencia televisiva, ya que esta noche tambien hay actividad decisiva del futbol americano...asi es mn en horario casi simultaneo se estaran enfrentando el equipo de chicago, del que es fanatico barack obama y el de detroit, donde nacio romney... mas adelante:. continua sin identificar el cuerpo de un hombre que fue encontrado en un rio cerca a la interestatal 695 en baltimore.. ademas...en cuba el expresidente fidel castro salio hoy al paso de los rumores sobre un agravamiento de su estado de salud... ha pasado mas de un aÑo y la policia en baltimore aun no puede identificar el cuerpo que fue hallado en un rio .. a pesar de las investigacio nes, autopsia, examenes de adn y huellas dactilares, los restos humanos permanecen anonimos.. el cuerpo fue enc

this is "good morning washington," on your side. lets get caught up on the school closings and delays. school districts somepen, but we have closures. building manassas park in virginia, schools are closed. bar crofton elementary school is closed. langley high school and homes hollowschool and sleepy and spring hill elementary schools are closed. jefferson academy is closed in d.c. 17 individual schools in anne arundel county are closed. back to you. >> thank you. bollman bridge elementary is closed. transit is back to for a amtrak newns will not running into york city. there will be service between between new orleans and d.c. and miami. trains from d.c. to chicago and albans, vermont have been cancelled. airlines resumed a limited flights yesterday to dulles and reagan morenal airport and flights are expected to resume today. the 2012 campaign, early resumes today in the district. is d.c. board of elections expanding hours and adding voting machines to the eight early voting centers. you can cast ballots starting at through 9:00ni

here we are in washington, just north and west. you are talking about up across 270 here towards gaithersburg, damascus, clarkburg, going to get some pretty good rain here shortly if you are not getting it right now. as it trails back to the south and west, already see something pretty y good rains out towards reston, manassas. all of this lifting off to the north appear east. if you are waking up down towards waldorf, la plata, haven't seen a whole lot overnight. out to the east, out towards annapolis as well. the bottom line, it is a cloud cover day with some rain showers on and off expected for your tuesday. let me show you the bigger picture. area of low pressure out to the west. as we switch maps, you can see the rain showers that are across the carolinas. thank you very much. lots of rain showers to our south and to our south and west. and some of these will be moving in during the course of the day. the rain showers will be intermittent. it won't rain every minute today but it will be on and off throughout the day as we deal

as a washington resident, i'll stim from fort worth, but i live in washington. this town is just going nuts. they are doing a pretty good imitation of washington up in baltimore today because the os are in the play-offs. what's going on here? i mean, these are some teams that haven't done so good in recent years. >> the only lousy job in the entire baby season was the prognosticators. of the 133 that the "times" surveyed not one picked the os or as on make the postseason. and the nates, first place since may 2002. it's astonishing. i was there the night they clinched, and michael morse was waiting on deck, the big slugger, "the beast," and he saw the flashing on the board that the braves have lost and there was a look on his face like the rhst of washington, like that. >> schieffer: it's really been a lot of fun to watch. i just want to go around the horn here as we say in baseball. tony lasorda, i'll start with you. who do you like in the play-offs? who do you think we're going to see in the world series? >> well, i've said this time and time again, pennants, p

"good morning washington" starts now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. good morning, washington. it's friday, october 12. i am steve chenevey. >> i am cynne simpson. we will get to add iam. >> it will be chilly for the wall. temperatures tomorrow morning will be close to freezing in some locations just west of washington. -- it will be chilly for the walk. it's now 36 degrees in leesburg, 45 in germantown. walworth, 40. culpeper, 43. it will be even colder 24 hours from now. partly cloudy today, cool and breezy, high temperatures in the mid-60s. 64 degrees with a northwesterly wind at 10-20. you will notice the wind today. tonight the wind will diminish, but it will be cold, and 20's in outlying areas northwest of washington. nearly 40 degrees along the waterways. there is a freeze what that will be in effect in the dark blue shaded county's tonight. i will detail the weekend forecast coming up. now to angela. >> early motorists having an easy time for the most part around the capital beltway. we are open in maryland on 270. the work zones are gone ther

this is "good morning washington." on your side. >> >> be rested, look into the camera, smile from time to time last minute of the rise as joe biden and paul ryan prepared to face off and a big vice presidential debate. >> and that old vending machine that does not give you your treat and takes your money. the north carolina person may have taken their frustration a little too far. >> really wanted greater thansnickers. good morning, washington. it is 10, 11, 12. i am steve chenevey. >> i am cynne simpson. >> it will be a beautiful day. but noticeably cooler. we are in the '40's. lower 40's. look at leesburg, 42. northwest d.c.. bowie, 47. on our way to the low 60's. 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. bright sunshine. beautiful. increase in the wings. if you are heading to the nats park, 62 for the first pitch. through the game, and temperatures will fall to 57 degrees. you might want a light jacket. we will check in with doug hill in a few minutes. >> on the roads right now volume delays, and bound 50 as you head towar

good morning, washington. i am cynne simpson. >> i am steve chenevey. let's get to jacqui jeras for look at the weather. >> you will not able to see much this morning. since we have been on the air, visibility has really dropped significantly. advisories in maryland as well as low visibility in the metro area. dense fog this morning,. a warm wednesday with temperatures in the '80s this afternoon. big changes ahead with a big chill as we head towards the weekend. let's look at visibility across the area. under a 10th of a mile at dulles airport, three tenths of a mile at reagan national. about half mile in gaithersburg. the fog will give way to mostly cloudy skies this afternoon with a few peaks of sunshine, high temperatures around 85. but see how traffic is dealing with it. good morning, angela. >> good morning. give extra travel time this morning. folks are taking it easy. not reporting a lot of incidents so far on the roadways. we have checked prince george's county as well as montgomery county. 270 at 109, we are seeing brake lights as you head from

join us for a slice of heaven. >> good morning, washington. >> good morning, washington. i have not had breakfast. that looks good. it is a rainy morning out there. grab the umbrella. we have showers and some downpours. looking at live super doppler in gaithersburg and into montgomery county and over the county line and over the state line in virginia towards sterling and ashburn. getting some heavy rain at this time. there's no thunder, so that's good news. the satellite and radar picture shows this is scattered all across the mid-atlantic, stretching towards the deep south. expect delays in new york, philadelphia, and maybe even here as well as raleigh and atlanta. temperatures will be in the '70s with occasional showers. 80's tomorrow as we get rid of the rain by about noon. we will stay dry for the rest of the week. >> on the roads, starting to see a lot of brake lights for folks travelling eastbound on 66 coming from manassas and around 234 business to the car rest area and passing the centreville interchanges from 29 to 28, a brief delay heading towards the beltway.

washington's first i rise. the 5 story building still used by government offices today where the pension office of the department of interior was first located and then move to the patent office building. you know it as the grant structure that houses two smithsonian museums. the dolley madison house where jennings live with his mistress until he became free in 1847, that also is there today. paul jennings would have been on the cellar level. after the burning of the white house, the madison white house never lived in the white house again. the temporary white house became the octagon. the octagon is another of the buildings still in washington. it was there that james madison signed the treaty again that ended the war of 1812 and jennings writes that on that occasion everyone in the household was thrilled to hear that news had finally arrived. jennings said he played the president's march on the violin. 7s were instructed to pour wine literally including for themselves and jennings rights that the french stewa

for-0 washington. -- 4-0 washington. the nationals are trying to fight off the defending champion's right now. it is 6-4 nationals in the seventh inning. game one of the championship series is set for sunday. in the american league division series, the orioles magical season came to an end tonight in new york. let me take you back to the bronx. bottom of the seventh comic 2-0 yankees. that is gone, 3-0 in york. orioles with the bases loaded, but there was no money in the bank. they come up empty, 3-1 new york. the orioles' season comes to an end. robert griffin the third has been cleared to play against the vikings on sunday. the redskins have lost eight in a row at tom. rgiii practiced again today. with the road games coming up against the giants and the steelers, at this game is huge for washington. it is also the debut of the new kicker. in college football, md. travels to virginia to play the cavaliers tomorrow. that is always a good old- fashioned donnybrook. the story tonight, a baseball. the nationals are holding

so washington, says this kid who lives in washington. a woman like only assume is his wife. i can only assume you are single. if christina really is his stimulus does that mean she prevented him from collapsing into an unprecedented depression? if we accept the merriam-webster definition of stimulus as something that rouses or incites to activity, is noted comes across as a strangely explicit display of rivalry. come visit us in south beach and we will show you that. my stimulus is here tonight. where did she go? there she is. christina did prevent me from collapsing into a depression. anyone who has written a book can empathize with that. she definitely rouses to activity. change that diaper. and obama's stimulus did too. $800 billion american recovery and reinvestment act, he signed a month after he took office. it may become a national joke but it did prevent american from collapsing into a depression and it has rows all kinds of activity. it wants over 100,000 projects to upgrade roads and bridges and subways and military bases, fish hatcheries. i could go on all day. it

is simply afraid to compete on the open market after all geishas from washington accuse china's top tax companies of spying on america. in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie welcome to the program tensions are running high greece over the state of the country's disintegrating economy labor unions are promising to bring more people onto the streets despite a police baton posed in protest ahead of a visit by german chancellor angela merkel seven thousand policemen have now been deployed in the city to ensure call merkel's visit is seen as crucial for the country's government as it has been given until next week to the liver on its promises to the international monetary fund ever once to ensure its next bailout athens based attorney and professor of constitutional law george to trivialise says the rights of the greek people are being further eroded. for the first time we've something new. government because this. is the first thing we should do the. combined with. food i think the issue of what is true let's go there without the us is the third most is going to b

standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. los centros de control de enfermedades dicen que hasta 14 mil personas podrian haber recibido estas inyecciones contaminadas. la meningitis comunmente es viral o bacterial, pero rara vez causada por hongos. y es 1 inflamacion a 1 membrana cerebral. dr. elmer huerta, washington hospital center se llama la meninges, que es como 1 casaca dura que lo protege. entonces cuando ocurre que hay 1 infeccion o inflamacion de esta cascara del cerebro, eso es lo que se llama meningitis." tambien hay casos de artritis causados por estas inyecciones . dr. elmer huerta, washington hospital center si la persona recibe 1 infiltracion aqui en el hombro por ejemplo, el microbio va a penetrar al hombre pero como no tiene nada que ver con la medula ni el cerebro, no va formar meningitis, pero si va a formar 1 artritis por hongos y algunos casos ya se estan presentando. en 1 clinica comunitaria en washington, no han tenido casos. dr. ricardo fernandez, la clinica del pueblo bueno es importante que el public

but "washington post" list their names. you can see their names here and the amount of money they've thrown into super pac's. we also are seeing some questions about what kind of game changer super pac's were and the "new york times" has this story. even obama is in the tv ad race sfite the pax. and it says maybe the super pac's weren't so super after all. sfite warnings from president -- despite repeated warnings from president obama and his party that a flood of -- guest: as we can see it's this grouping of campaigns and these groups that matter and there the finances are about equal t. obama campaign has been clever in taking advantage of one aspect of this as candidates are favered as opposed to other groups and spaces can only cause -- stations cannot only charge campaigns the lowest rate for advertising. that means they have to charge them the rate they give to their best customers who advertise regularly. so campaigns get a better price than the outside groups or party organization when they're buying ad time. so tha

>> that is washington speak. he's been in washington two decades. he has voted with his political party 95% of the time. he's a rubber stamp. i will stay away from the bosses on both sides and lobbyists and very powerful interests. my boss is the 11.5 million people in ohio. nobody will push me around. >> sen. brown. the senate -- they have not passed a budget in the last three years. senator, your party has been in charge of the senate in that time. how much blame do you share for that? have you had a conversation with sen. reid about how the senate isn't doing its job. >> i don't agree with that assumption. on the 96% -- 96% he voted with the republicans. the only time is when he voted for payday lenders then went to the bahamas. the budget resolution is passed by the house and senate. it is a blueprint, but it doesn't have the force of law. yet passed the budget control and, signed by the president of the eds states to drop $2.50 trillion. he says that we did not pass the budget but the budget control light, which has the force of law and cut $2

moderate to heavy at times especially west of washington this morning. upper 70's to this afternoon. warmer tomorrow. wednesday, humidity,ith high kind of like early summer. we will cooldown by the upcoming weekend. angela. >> and updates from the accident following. west found about 100, the ramp to 5 shutdown with an accident. are tracking your commute. 66 on this tuesday morning, a pretty easy time. it remains quiet with no active work zones. 81 traffic lanes from intogh the manassas area d it's clear all the way to the beltway. a few showers in maryland, but 270. looking good on current conditions at falls , moving along at posted speeds and getting through montgomery county and moving 29 southbound towards 495. back to you. >> thank you. ethertainment news, st mcmarlin will be the most of the academy awards. the academy awards is perry 24th right here on abc 7. craigslist talented. dancing is about say goodbye to couple. >> they had to tackle the job for the quickstep last night. impressed the judges and needs help to stick around. >> with a score o

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wyatt andrews is in washington tonight. wyat >> reporter: scott, according to the non-partisan tax policy center, the united states is now on the threshold of one of the largest tax increases in history-- a tax hike that could average $3,500 for every american household. without action by congress, the report says, taxes will go up next year by 20%-- $536 billion overall and will hit americans at every income level, including those living below the poverty line. for a middle-income family making $40,000 a year, taxes will go up by $2,000. the increases are so large because the nation's biggest tax cuts all expire three months from now on new year's day. they include the bush-era federal income tax cuts, the payroll tax cut that lowered social security and medicare taxes, and several remaining stimulus tax cuts all go away january 1 unless congress and the president reach a deal on the budget. many economists are concerned that a tax increase of that size could shock the economy and trigger a recession by reducing the cash t

tonight washington sense troops to jordan to protect its border with syria a move seen by many as an escalation of america's involvement in the conflict we've got the latest for you also a member of punk band pussy riot freedom probation but an appeal hearing keeps the other two behind bars over their publicized stunt in russia's main orthodox cathedral. and the ongoing austerity fuels more separatism calls in europe as the referendum on scotland's independence from britain is all but confirmed. hello this is r t live news from moscow at nine pm here with me kevin zero in very good to have you with us this hour now we're first of all covering the developments in the middle east today the u.s. defense secretary has confirmed that washington sent troops to the jordan syria border in what's seen as america's growing involvement in the conflict then panetta says the task team is there to enhance jordan's capabilities in case violence spills over from syria he's going to teach accounts got the latest from washington . according to defense secretary leon panetta they sent the troops to jor

please speak up. >> george washington. [indiscernible] a new terrain for the geopolitics. >> i am not familiar with that event. i know the united states turned down a request from turkey for armed drones. they turned around and said, we will arm our own drones. we are right at the tipping point where a lot of countries, egypt, turkey, or others, has the technology. it is not that complicated. >> i am not personally familiar with the situation, but drones' generally reduce the cost of military intervention. it is easier, like an iphone makes it easier to communicate with whomever you would like to communicate with. to the extent we have a proliferation drone, and to the extent that different countries around the world are using this instrument to pursue their policies, we are likely to see greater intensity in terms of the frequency of these operations. that does not matter if it is the iranians on the pakistan water, or the concerns about jihad groups, we will see these used because the costs are lower. the fact that the c

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for-nothing washington. matt hits a home run in the third inning it is going to be washington. right? six-nothing but all of a sudden cincinnati storms back. from st. francis high school he signals off the glove of desmond. st. louis and the ninth inning has tied the game at 7 this will be the largest, bake covered in a deciding game. this play off game that he signals and the st. louis cardinals, all the way back from 6-0. leading 9-7. washington fans cannot believe it. jason finishes it off. st. louis wednesday series. three-2. advancing to the national league championship where they will open at at&t park in san francisco. against the giants on sunday night. that is 5:15 monday, good luck on baseball they're going to go to head to head on the kron 4 news home at 5:00 p.m. and wednesday, and then they will go right back and to rob black. and that is at 5:00 p.m. against kron again. three claims in san francisco. it is going to be two games in san francisco, and also it will be three games in st. louis. the giants and the st. louis cardinals for the national league division ti

the lobbying firm in washington d.c. that represented the folks -- behalf have a diversified portfolio. -- we have to have a diversified portfolio. >> the company would have many jobs in wisconsin. she voted for the epa against the paper companies of wisconsin. i find it hard to believe that any congressman in from wisconsin would do that. she did. let me move to a different topic. >> jobs. we are that the heart of milwaukee. people are struggling. there are people in farms and rural areas that are struggling. what is the proper role of government in terms of trying to deal with this problem of long- term unemployment? or is it not really governments role? >> let's look at the history of this community. it used to be a big industrial manufacturing center of the state. closey of the company's or go overseas. so that is partly why did they focus on making things again in america and wisconsin is key. we also have the skills gap. we have heard it from countless folks from tim sullivan was offered recommendations did and all

live in washington. scott mcfarland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, scott. >> many are doing last minute readings on the candidates. ktvu.com could help you. just go to the news on the top of the front page. click on politics to read the ballot in your area. >>> san francisco family barely escaped. and as ktvu alex sav ink tells us, there are reports that the fire began with some kind of, of explosion. >> san jose firefighter spent about a half hour. and five people were inside at the time. bill mcmayhen. and before the family broke out, family members felt the house shake. >> there was an explosion. the kids came running. they said there's an explosion in my room. >> a hazardous incident team was called to investigate the possible explosion. pg&e also did the inspection but didn't find the natural gas leaks that may have triggered the fire. >> take the explosion very seriously. we don't want anybody else to be injured. right now we have the incident team. we will look -- >> and while the family is c

standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. la encuesta tambien demuestra que la mitad de los latinos que asisten regularmente a la iglesia o servicios religiosos han escuchado hablar a sus reverendos, padres, o pastores de temas sociales como el aboroto, el matrimonio homosexual o la inmigracion, sin necesariamente hablar de politica o candidatos. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. ...le recordamos que quedan solo 19 dias para las elecciones y usted tiene que hacer contar su voto... ....hacemos una pausa..pero en unos instantes.. por primera vez la costa este del pais se une a un simulacro de terremoto llevado a cabo hoy a nivel nacional..vamos a tener toda la informacion. ademas...el gobierno colombiano y las guerrillas de las farc muestran sus diferencias en el dialogo de paz que se realiza en oslo. se esperan aguaceros en el area metropolitana a partir de las siete hasta maÑana temprano... detalles de este pronostico despues de la pausa... millones de personas participaron en un simulacro que tiene como objetiv

in istanbul we have i can edit america he is a republican people's party member of parliament and in washington we crossed the ten year correspondent for the town daily and a fellow with the henry jackson society right gentlemen cross-talk rosen in fact i mean she can jump in anytime one cares i if i go to you first what is neo ottoman ism and is it a good idea but basically i think it's the idea that there should be a turkish fluency in the middle east in particular in those terraces which were once ruled by the ottoman empire and it's very simple answer your question no i don't think it's a good idea and i don't think the people in the region want ok can you give me two reasons why it's a bad idea. no one is i don't think anybody in the region wants to go back to the age when paris and where you have one particular country loading it over the others and the other is that there are many sectarian divisions within the region now both between sunni and shia and also divisions on ethnic grounds so if you put all of these people in to one particular block you're both going to get basically undemoc

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standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. las ultimas cifras entregadas por el gobierno la semana pasada indican que solo el 10% de esos potenciales 1.8 millones de beneficiarios de la accion diferida han efectivamente enviados esas solicitudes. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. ... y a proposito de jovenes, en washington existe una escuela publica que ofrece clases en espanol e ingles a jovenes latinos para que puedan graduarse y pode beneficiarse con el acta del sueno... mas adelante:. mas de 300 trabajores de un complejo industrial agricola en peru resultan intoxicados con pesticidas... se incrementa la nubosidad y se esperan precipitaciones maÑana jueves... enterese a partir de que hora, despues de la pausa comercial... en washington, una singular escuela ofrece clases en espaÑol a jovenes latinos quienes no han terminado la secundaria...lilian mass nos amplia... si piensa que este salÓn de clase se encuentra en algÚn paÍs latinoamericano se equivoca.. y es que en la misma capital de los estados unidos s

let's spending in washington with a balanced budget. energy independence and the repeal of obamacare. thank you for tuning in, and i'm confident at the end of this debate i was earned your vote on november 6 to go to washington as your member of congress, fighting for a bright future for our children and grandchildren. thank you. >> let's get right to the question. the first question i have is for the congresswoman. there's a new proposal to build a stadium and complex for the buffalo bills along the city's waterfront which is presented to the council on tuesday. the teams currently at the stadium expires in 2013. you think a downtown stadium after the proposal patient as a viable alternative? hochul: i've been intrigued by the idea. i'm not sure that's going to be the right location. we have to make sure it's get the least sign. certainly when chris collins is county executive is an opportunity put this to bed and resolve the but we are come down to the 11th hour now and we have to make sure that we take care of ensuring that the buffa

atood morning washington" 5:00 a.m. begins now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good monday morning to you. it's october 15. i am cynne simpson. >> i am steve chenevey. let's get to meteorologist jacqui jeras. changes coming our way. that should hold off until commute.r the rain will stay off to the west. starting out really want this morning. warm.lly be in the metro area by midmorning. e looking at 66 at reagan national, 67 adults, 66 in gaithersburg, 64 degrees i frederick. we will reach the low 70's this afternoon. the chance of showers will increase. at dulles currently. let's check on the morning with jamie. >> time to get up and going. park police have wrapped up on george washington parkway northbound just about. still seeing some barrels and construction workers. southbound lanes have been opened. problems on 95 between stafford city.le in manassas, sudley road near manassas mall have been reopened. 270 past falls road, a quiet start. back to you. >> thank you. the crimina

washington lives in sue perlatives. everything that happens here is the biggest, the worst, or the most important. how many times, for instance, have you been told that some politician is about to give the speech of his life until he gives the next speech? the taxmeggedon has the potential to be a watershed in fiscal policy. it's true. it could be another way to kick the can down the road, but it could be a tipping point to end a decade of fiscal gridlock. yesterday, the tax policy center released a new study on the cliff, and we'll talk in details, but to summarize, it found tax increases due to occur at the end of 2012, if they last for all of 2013, would raise taxes by $500 billion. the average household would pay $3500 more if this year's rules are in place. cbo says these tax hikes and hundredings of billions of dollars in discretionary spending cuts drives the economy back in recession and cost 2 million jobs. on the other hand, it also goes a long way in reducing the budget deficit. even by washington standards,

and so does the washington post. vote for question seven. it's just common sense. >>> no surprise here that college costs are going up but wait until you hear the tab for some schools. we'll have more on that in just a minute. first, let's talk about the markets. lauren simonetti with fox business network is live in new york with business beat. happy friday to you. >> happy friday. it is a bad friday. >> it's bad friday. let's go ahead and you expound on the bad friday. >> well, we finally saw some positive territory yesterday, right? we had the suv and the nasdaq up four points. the dow up 26 points. small gains after some big losses but come in this morning, dow is off 95 points here in the premarket. so it is very possible we lose the 13,000 level today. we get gross domestic product today. and we all get how consumers feel about things with the consumer sentiment numbers coming out. >> let's talk about college. i went for a asmall college, it was $7,000. now, i'm reading this report about some colleges with $0,000 a year bills. what's up

the first time a washington franchise has been in the playoffs since 1933. the nationals have add knack for producing dramatic wins all season is and sunday's game one of the nlcs was no different. 8th inning, pinch hitter tyler moore loops a single putting the nats up. then in the 9th, closer drew storens slams the door shut, right there. nats win game one of the nlds. >> it was fun. the atmosphere was great. the fans here are some of the best in baseball so it's a great place to play. >> every time you win a game it's huge but definitely being able to come in here against the champs, the team that has no experience in the postseason, it was pretty good for us to come in here and get a w. >> it's baseball. there's no science behind it. if you play baseball, you've got experience. it's just about controlling your heartbeat and we did that today. >> as if there wasn't enough excitement in the world of sports, we're going head out to camden yards and fill you in on the american league division series between the orioles and the yankees. that's still ahead in g