city. >> washington, d.c. is >> washington, d.c. is experiencing a beer renaissance experiencing a beer renaissance of its own. of its own. we visited one of the city's we visited one of the city's micro breweries opened micro breweries opened in 2009 in 2009 dc 31 bro dc 31 bro brou brou . . they got in the craft business they got in the craft business as it was taking off and didn't as it was taking off and didn't look back. look back. >> this has been great for us. >> this has been great for us. business is booming. business is booming. it's not just a story unique to it's not just a story unique to us in d.c. us in d.c. the craft brew culture and the craft brew culture and industry has taken off and come industry has taken off and come into its own. into its own. we've been lucky enough to be we've been lucky enough to be part of that locally here in part of that locally here in washington, d.c. washington, d.c. >> reporter: d.c. brow owners >> reporter: d.c. brow owners like many brewers across the like many brewers across the

in washington, d.c. and met with a beer so sommelier. >> i feel that craft beer is always secondary to flavor impact. non-craft beer is first determined by more business acumen. >> he sees a world of difference between craft beer and big brewers lik anheuser-busch and coor's. >> it's flavor. you know, on a visceral level, craft beer is something that you can't stay away from because it is so engrossing when you come to its textures, it's tastes and aromas. >> one of a growing number of restaurant and bars catering to craft beer lovers or simply different. >> it is a fun bar with a very large collection of beers that we don't ever find elsewhere , and we don't know what we're looking at half the time but it is fun to try new things. >> craft enthusiasts are knowledgeable consumers. they use network to get u up-to-date information about the brewer 's ale. >> particularly the last five to ten years, information share something has blown up. the internet provides ways to research and share knowledge. nowaday

a number of demonstrators have come together in washington d.c. to call out one trade rep trying to tout the t p p's alleged benefits artie's period boring as more. the u.s. trade representative michael froman a spoke about the conservation provisions within the transfer civic partnership today at the charlie palmer steak house and washington d.c. the event was sponsored by the world wildlife fund there about fifty people in attendance including myself other members of the press also u.s. fish and wildlife services was here members from key congressional offices were here the state department embassy of nations were here as well as the sierra club are the first person that spoke was carter roberts used the president and the c.e.o. of the world wildlife fund he said right now is an incredibly important time for conservation and it's time to get a hand on the biggest challenges of environmental destruction these include illegal trade and subsidies as well overfishing he also said that. is quote committed to making sure the right environmental provis

and we begin here in washington d.c. at the d.c. district courthouse where a judge heard oral arguments today and the case to put an end to some of the n.s.a. spying activities of the two issues at hand today where the and he says bulk telephone metadata collection which we know targets millions of americans as well as the mrs collection of americans internet data under the prism program both programs were revealed by edward snowden the u.s. district court judge richard leon some in department of justice lawyers to defend those programs against larry klayman a lawyer for the conservative group freedom watch he's filed two lawsuits against the n.s.a. and is asking for a broad preliminary injunction to put an end to those programs immediately and this appears to be a case that judge leon is very much interested in hearing back in october as government lawyers push for delay. these judge leon lashed out saying i don't want to hear anything about vacations weddings days off forget about it this is a case at the pinnacle of public nation

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it's thursday october thirty first eight pm in washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david and you're watching our t.v. we begin tonight with the latest revelation to leak regarding the national security agency and italian magazine called an around the is now reporting that the spy agency has targeted the internal communications at the vatican along with the in going and outgoing phone calls a future pope francis' according to the reports the n.s.a. was intercepting calls from in and out of the rome residence where the cardinals stayed during the papal conclave additionally the magazine details how the n.s.a. has been categorizing those phone calls into everything from foreign policy objectives to threats to the financial system that it can spokesman father federico lombardi quickly dismissed these allegations and said quote we don't know anything about this and in any case we don't have any concerns about it the n.s.a. is also responded. the allegations by saying that quote the national security agency does not target the vatican assertions that the n.

that's what protesters in salt lake city and washington d.c. are saying about the trans-pacific partnership a trade deal that shrouded in secrecy we'll tell you more about what's in this global path ahead and congress is getting bit by the bitcoin today the senate learned all about this virtual currency and how it could change the landscape with digital finance the lawmakers want to know could this digital cash be used for illegal activity. and even down in san francisco one man was detained held down and beat by police officers all three illegally driving a bicycle now he's accusing police of using excessive force we'll tell you his story later in the show. it's tuesday november nineteenth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm in you're a david and you're watching our team. lead negotiators from twelve countries who are taking part in the trans-pacific partnership began meeting today in salt lake city utah now to refresh your memory the trans-pacific partnership or t p p is a new trade deal being negotiated that would open up markets between nations

i see you in washington, d.c. you know, taking your sweet time, talking to me here on tv, which i appreciate. how did it go? >> i have got to be the luckiest traveler today. i didn't think i was going to make it. it was so slow getting up on the west side of central park. hitting all the red lights. we were about ten minutes to go before the flight closed, and we were still nowhere near the airport. i thought, this is it. no chance, no chance. we're lucky, there were no lines at security. i went straight through there, ran the length of the terminal, got on the plane just before the doors closed. now i'm looking at my flight arrive time here, showing 2:20 p.m. arriving. i have to tell you, the plane touched down about 15 minutes or more early. pushed back from the gate early. the flight, though, very bumpy. the storm still up there. too bumpy for beverages to be served. the flight crew stayed in their seats. seat belts on for the whole flight. but from where i stand right now, lucky and a clean, easy flight. no de

and we begin here in washington d.c. at the d.c. district courthouse where a judge heard oral arguments today and a case to put an end to some of the n.s.a. spying activities the two issues at hand where the n.s.a.'s bulk telephone metadata collection which we know targets millions of americans as well as the n.s.a. has collection of americans internet data under the prism program both those programs were revealed by edward snowden u.s. district court judge richard leon some in department of justice lawyers to defend those programs against larry klayman a lawyer for the conservative group freedom watch he's filed two lawsuits against him a cena seeking for a broad preliminary injunction to put an end to those programs immediately and this appears to be a case that judge leon is very much interested in hearing back in october as government lawyers push for delays judge leon. doubt saying i don't want to hear anything about vacations weddings days off forget about it this is a case that the pinnacle of public national interest pentacl

it's tuesday november nineteenth five pm in washington d.c. i'm in the area david and you are watching our team. lead negotiators from twelve countries who are taking part in the transpacific partnership began meeting today in salt lake city utah to refresh your memory the transpacific partnership or t p p is a new trade deal being negotiated that would open up markets between nations along the pacific rim now it's also a trade deal that has by and large remained a secret from the public however the massive pact is expected to affect jobs the environment consumer safety and a whole lot more and the fact we're beginning to learn details about how much is really in jeopardy last week transparency organization wiki leaks released a draft of the intellectual property chapter of the t p p that reveals new proposals for copyright and patent rights that would boost big pharma companies and it raises questions on how the trade agreement would affect individual rights and free expression of the leaked documents wiki leaks editor in chief julian assange

and we begin here in washington d.c. at the d.c. district courthouse where a judge heard oral arguments today and the case to put an end to some of the n.s.a. spying activities to issues at hand with the n.s.a.'s bulk telephone metadata collection program which we know targets millions of americans as well as the n.s.a. is collection of americans internet data under its prism program both programs were revealed by edward snowden and u.s. district court judge richard leon summoned department of justice lawyers to defend those programs against the larry klayman a lawyer for the conservative group freedom watch he's filed two lawsuits against the n.s.a. and is asking for a broad preliminary injunction to put an end to those programs immediately and this appears to be a case that judge leon is very much interested in hearing back in october as government lawyers pushed for de lay's judge leon lashed out so. i don't want to hear anything about vacations weddings days off forget about it this is a case at the pinnacle of public national i

in washington d.c. area and boring party. and right now a congressional briefing is taking place on the hill in which congressmen are listening to the stories of a special delegation from yemen which includes the families of recent drone victims they will hear from feisal bin alisha barr who's traveled from yemen to tell the story of his brother in law salim and a cleric who was killed by a u.s. drone strike along with his twenty six year old nephew will lead the briefing comes just after the two thousand and thirteen drawn summit took place this past weekend that brought together four hundred people from around the world to discuss strategies to stop the proliferation of drones used for killing and spying and while congress is hearing the testimony of families here in the united states r.t. caught up with some of those families all the way in yemen artie's lucy kavanagh for ports. it says no faith for the one who has no trust but both are now in short supply in this part of yemen for months the class has been without its mat

look at the sign for the washington, d.c. flight. our aircraft is arriving late due to traffic restrictions at sfo. once it parks a badger will be released at the rare of the aircraft to encourage people to exit quickly and then this sign, sunny tropical seattle awaits you. agents are coming up with the funny messages for each flight. love that. anything to get you to smile i will take that. >> gate agents having fun doing that. >>> ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin now. >> there is nasty weather, big travel time. tuesday and wednesday. look what we have. this is the system we talked about at 5:00 p.m. this will roll up into the eastern seaboard over the next two days and it will raise havoc with airports. everything east of chicago and houston right now they will see delays into the next couple days. for us we are dry. this system is the one that would be the potential for thanksgiving. right now the models are saying it is going to stick off shore and rotate down the coast and bring rain to southern california. you see the clo

but someone who gets to go to the washington, d.c. they get special recognition here as well. as you know, we announced the initiative i heard from principles k there 8 they want their share too. we're going to have the wealth there because we need kids to be successful. and today, i met with bryce hayes the chance cellar of the city colleges in the state of california and we talked about our own citycologist college and i assure you we're trying to save city college and we are doing that. i assure you we're going to get that done. and then with your treasurer leading the way, you know, we're one thought thof the - every ch enrolls in school gets an account. that's an investment that's such a valuable investment to thank you jose he's working to make sure that financial literacy becomes part of everything we do so kids it's not just about getting the check. sometimes, people don't make a whole a lot of the money it's how you use and save it that's financial literacy and that b will get you to the millions of dollars you want. we're working with the city and school district and

its newest project, 11 children of immigrants will go to washington, d.c. maria will escort her two granddaughters, who are part of the trip. legal residency is not required for u.s. flights. >> the best thing that could happen is that we get support for reform. we would be very happy, in fact. >> in a room next door, the kids are preparing for questions from the media and politicians. her 11-year-old granddaughter is obviously nervous. >> i was born in phoenix. prepared much and her coach has her work cut out for her. but many of the older children in the group know that this is no game. their families could be torn apart at any time. the problem is always the same. the children were born here and are automatically citizens, but their parents or grandparents immigrated illegally and have no right to stay and work. nor can they leave to see their families back home. >> i am sure that is probably why, because she could not get a license. >> she helps the children put their experience into work -- words. the message is supposed to be loud and clear. toit is i

police found him dead at the scene in suburban washington, d.c. he had apparently been shot several times. the post office reminding those responsible that attempting to kill or kill a postal worker is punishable by the death penalty. >> and to bill cairns, the weather happening in the northeast and the west, kind of the opposite. >> they're in the wake of the big storm that's kicking across the deep south it produced just amazing rainfall statistics there. in arizona we picked up a little over two and a half inches of rain in phoenix, that's unheard of in the desert. they get that in half the year. it's 43 in vegas this morning, it feels like winter and l.a. is down to 48, along with phoenix at 48. cold in medford at 27, a winter coast morning in pretty much all areas of the west. high pressure is going to protect the west for the next three days, we're going to be looking at temperatures moderating over the next three days, chillingy mornings and the afternoons with sunshine. not a bad afternoon, l.a., one of the warmer spots in the entire count

rich edson live at washington, d.c., with the very latest. rich: this plan would allow insurance companies to reissue their plans that they have canceled from 2013 and allow them to reissue those until 2014. however in order to do so state insurance commissioners would have to sign off on that in each state and your insurance company would have to reissue that plan. we heard from the health

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we're literally just a stone's throw away from washington d.c. so a lot of the national issues that play out within the real within the government have an effect on some of the state government elections now one of those obviously is the sequester virginia in particular was really affected by the suppressor because of the pentagon and because there is so many people that are working in the military living in virginia now one of the other issues that really is having an effect on this election is the government shutdown which lasted for sixteen days and the republicans were primarily blamed for that so obviously that played against and cuccinelli however something that played against democrat terry mcauliffe was the obamacare rollout which was disastrous to say the least and the glitches on the system are still prevalent so that played against terry mcauliffe but also played for ken cuccinelli as he was one of the first attorney generals to actually sue the obama administration for that so those are some of the factors that are playing into this s

i'm sorry we're teaming up against you today from washington, d.c. i want to start out first with chris christie. we have the former president, george w. bush, making the surprise appearance at the rga meeting yesterday speaking to governors and then politico saying it's christie's request that the president show up. what does that say about his power when he can get a former president to come out at his behest. he's coming out pretty strong, right? >> yeah, i think he has a lot of power. he has power with what's become the moderate wing. they're obviously very conservative but have become the moderates. george w. bush is a former governor himself. i think a lot of the governors there want to say this is where the next president is going to come from. chris christie thinks it's going to be him. i think it's also funny, you've got a bunch of people there who

the one document released by see sue superior court in washington, d.c. he was elected last november and represents florida's gulf coast. in a statement he said, i struggle with the disease of alcoholism, and this led to an extremely irresponsible choice. in facing this charge, i realize the disappointment my family, fwren friends and constituents must feel. house speaker john boehner release add short statement saying member of congress should be held to the highest standards an it should be handled by the court. beyond that this should be handled by radel and his family and constituents. radel said on the positive side it gives him the opportunity to seek counseling. i know i have a problem, he said, and i will do whatever is necessary to overcome it, hopefully seth an example for others who struggle with this disease. if convicted he would face six months in the fatal shooting of teen trayvon martin. he is scheduled to be arraigned december 7th. >>> a fatal plane crashed in florida. it bus en route from ft. lauderdale to new mexico. wreck am was discov

he's expected to fully recover. >>> washington, d.c. city council voted last night calling for the washington redskins to change their name. they are saying the name redskins is widely recognized as racist and derogatory. >>> and some say northwestern's uniforms look like they're splattered with blood. what do you think? >> i could see that. >> underarmor saying it's a distressed pattern representing a weathered flag flown proudly. >>> reese the beast won a sparkling bracelet, $8.4 million. ryan reese is the winner of the world series of poker in las vegas. at 23, he was the youngest of all the finalists. >> his parents thought he was wasting all his time on cards. >> heck, no. he won $8.4 million. >> remember the iconic photo of three officers over a runner after the boston marathon, for their cover, sports illustrated reunited those officers with david ortiz. it was a rush late-night shoot where even the police commissioner showed up. >>> line lochte is out of action. he smashed his knee during an incident in florida. his publicist sa

it's wednesday november twenty seventh four pm in washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david and you're watching our t.v. . and we begin today with new revelations regarding the national security agency according to secret documents obtained by the huffington post through edward snowden the n.s.a. participated in tracking the online sexual activity of people the agency considered to be quote radical wiser's it was all part of a proposed plan to target six different muslims thought to have been influencing

again, this is part of a parlor game of washington, d.c. which has nothing to do with my record in new jersey and what i've done in new jersey. and we're proud of that record and i'm going to continue to work really hard over the next four years as governor of new jersey to make sure i continue to bring people together and accomplish things like lowering taxes, increases private sector employment, shrinking the size of government, all the things that are so consistent with the principles of my party. >> "time" magazine has your sell -- silhoutte on the cover of the magazine this week along with a headline, "the elephant in the room." more than any other question people wanted me to ask you how you feel about that? >> who cares about that? seriously. i'm on the cover of "time" magazine. it is certainly not the first weight joke that has been thrown my way over the course of the last four years, chris. it doesn't matter to me. i haven't seen the issue yet. i've just seen the cover, haven't read the issue yet. it doesn't matter to me. if you'r

on capitol hill in washington, d.c., sam sacks, "rt." >> a new video shows a u.s. marine sternly addressing john mccain at a town hall meeting in his home state of arizona. his name is blaine cooper read an impassioned letter where he called him treasonnist for encouraging thed a -- to encouraging to act against syria. >> you have went against will of your people. and syria regardless of your position and vote whether it's a yes or no, it's still a political smoke screen. you swore an oath to protect us and protect from all enemies both foreign and domestic, the simple irony is the domestic enemy now in this country is the people in government of the united states. and mccain and you and the rest of our leaders are accountable for their actions. >> i was joined earlier by marine blaine keeper himself to talk a little bit more about what happened that day and first asked him what pushed him to accuse senator mccain of treason in such a bold fashion. >> well, with the destablization in syria, i felt as a citizen and what's going on in government that a lot of these p

and not inside washington, d.c. and not out in landover maryland which out in landover maryland which as many knows not easy to get as many knows not easy to get to, not easy to leave the to, not easy to leave the stadium is now one of the older stadium is now one of the older ones in the national football ones in the national football league. league. and the d.c. city council and and the d.c. city council and the mayor have made it very the mayor have made it very clear if you want public funding clear if you want public funding if you want tax breaks if you if you want tax breaks if you want that stadium inside want that stadium inside washington, d.c. the name has washington, d.c. the name has got to change. got to change. and i have to think at the end and i have to think at the end of the day that's going to be of the day that's going to be the mow compelling factor. the mow compelling factor. >> mike, how would it affect the >> mike, how would it affect the fans? fans? >> the fans would be devastated. >> the f