rob lantana the chairman of the dc taxi cab commission. he says he put the rules in place for a reason. under the instructions of the mayor with no money actually take this position. to modernize regular taxi service to the difficulty of it's not just new regulations i can't ever say are impacting their business. all parking lots like this have been more full lately because cab drivers say they are losing business to another company that's not claimed by the same rules number as a booking service known for its upscale luxury car serviced. but the click of a vine on a smartphone customers can expect a car dealer riot in a matter of minutes. diaries are dressed for business and the transaction is smooth and seamless milk as needed director d c in late two thousand alaska. people could have provided least the illusion of being small is more of the elites cab drivers say they even find that sharing the road with them over until now. cooper recently launched a more affordable service called hoover acts will be a license for what it's nobody's b

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here in washington dc at the dc district courthouse were just heard oral arguments today in a case to put an end to some of the nsa spying activities. the two issues that had were the nsa is all telephone mehta data collection which we know targets millions of americans as well as in this is collection of americans internet data under the prison program. both those programs for appeal by edwards noted. u s district court judge richard leon summon department of justice lawyers to defend those programs against larry claim that a lawyer for the conservative group freedom's watch. he's filed two lawsuits has been a status it in for a broad preliminary injunction to put an end to those programs immediately. this appears to be a case the judge leon is very much interested in hearing. but october is government lawyers push for delays judge leon watch how sane. i don't want to hear anything about vacations weddings days off. forget about it. this is a case of the political national interest can recall all hands twenty four seven no excuses part of justice to this day the allied government age

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couple plans to look at every health care option they can before getting a divorce. >>> we start in dc. police have arrested a man in yesterday's shooting of four people in northeast. 51-year-old victor coaley faces charges of assault on intent to kill. no word on why he did it. the three men and one woman in that sooting are expected to recover. >>> in montgomery county, this employee was arrested for bringing a gun to school. an investigation revealed steven lafferty brought the smith and wesson revolver into his office on his desk. he planned to have work done on it after school. while police were searching lafferty, they found drug paraphernalia, he's now out on bond. >>> to prince georges, police want you to look at these guys. they have released pictures of two men wanted for three armed robberies. they were going after atms. they struck wednesday morning in fort washington. they drove away in a silver kia optima. >>> you know we love the dumb dumb criminals. so we'll show you one guy who tried to imitate santa and get down a chimney. that never works out well, but we have video.

. >> plus, long lines in dc, virginia and maryland.hat they have in there that's keeping people up all night and out in the cold. >> today's strangers showed up at this home. last night a mother, father and new born baby were killed all while their 5 year old daughter hit and ran for help. >> worrying about this girl who lost her family. it's horrible. horrible. >> and tonight we know more about what was unfolding 24 hours ago in that frederick county home. >> those stories in a moment. first tonight, the most important moments from your world in 90 seconds. >> the nuclear options senators vote to change the way they vote in order to break filibusters. >> instruction we've seen from reductions against president obama has reached new heights never dreamed of. >> obviously you can break the rules to kwha the world. >> three women held captive for 30 years in england are free tonight. >> the range for the three to escape. police arrested the man and woman both in their 60s. >> both women were highly traumatized and taken to a place of saf

the dc system those bikes are 4 years old they look good to me. i think the station could last more than 10 years. >> of the 21, 23 million dollar

stimulus dollars poured into dc during the recession, making it softer than anywhere else.hen you have the people who don't work for the government, but make lots of money off of it - lobbyists and lawers, health care and finance reform made business boom at a time when unemployment was soaring everywhere else. government shutdowns notwithstanding, it's a good idea to be a federal beaurocrat living in dc, especially when times are bad. >> coming up a new find in outer space with almost as many tales as an octopus has legs. >> the huble space telescope spotted something that has never been seen before - is it a comet, asteroid or something else? whatever it is it sprouted six tails that change shape from day to day. the sun is supposed to reach the peak of solar activity in its 11-year title. why is the solar max muss the weakest it's been. the olympic torch has gone where none has gone before. it hitched a ride to the international space station, where it became the first olympic torch to experience the vacuum of space. here to talk about these space stories and more we are

i want to give a shout out to faye who's our equity person and serving on the ac/dc board. we've provided over half a bloiltdz for the affordable housing in the bay area. we believe that economic inclusion is an important part of the diverse community. we do business by supporting affordable housing developers and after participating in the be financing of those fields. it takes a tremendous amount of teamwork and pool of resources to make this happen. i do want to highlight the city of san francisco's contribution to this deal. it wasn't the biggest dollars it was the first money in. once that money is committed to a deal it can be lifrjd to private and public sources. i comprehend the city for investing in our community through affordable housing and i hope they will continue their work. reverend fong and michael your respected team at urban core at ac/dc thank you for involving us it's a beautiful project >> thank you rebecca. our goal is to cut the ribbon with the mayor at 12:30. i'm carmen i'm the accessory wanted to be here to honor you. we're talking about one hundre

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so the temperatures did respond. 59 dc.akland, sort like an inversion right now, cold air holding in that region at 37 degrees. warmer air aloft. colder air right at the surface. 57 annapolis, kent island. here and up in bel air and columbia that's a popular number also. very light winds here. the only place that has a breeze, oakland, off the southeast at 9 miles per hour. rain in portions of southern missouri where they saw shower activity. further west there's cold air that's the dividing line. they could see a couple of inches in new york. in the mountains of colorado pretty cold. they're getting snow, ready for the ski season in aspen. you can see snow over portions of nebraska. that will bring us milder air tomorrow ahead of that front. the front really won't get here until late in the day on thursday. ahead of it mild air and then showers. most of the rain will be done by early afternoon and then clearing. it turns cooler for friday and the weekend. nothing that cold, just slightly below for the weekend. sunrise at 6

>> we'll give you one of the dc circuit and it will be 5- 4. i just can't imagine and one of my friends, he's been in the house together and been together for a long time. came to me, what would you do i said. and he just the two of us. he said i will not answer that question. everyone knows what is gone on is unfair and wrong and i am glad we changed it. it is for the great country of ours. >> there comes a tipping point and today was that tipping point in the united states senate. how did we reach this point? we tried to reach friendly agreements with the democrats and republicans in the senate and tried several different times and ways and no filibusters unless there is extraordinary circumstances. >> dick durbin said we reached a tipping point and harry reid said i am glad we changed it to get washington working it and this is simple fairness. and republicans are saying that the rules were in place since thomas jefferson and mitch mccanle said they broke the rules and it is game on in congress. and more on the fallout that happens next. we'

monday another twenty to find him in washington dc. i met him up and your watch. we are all starting off with our four years negotiations for the trans pacific partnership have played out behind a closed door and get the nations involved ground that it can be biggest trade agreement apart danny allen has everything from medicine to go to intellectual property. the nations involved in a teepee peacocks could it be getting close to a deal. critics warned of this agreement could actually hurt the. acting on behalf of major corporations instead of the good. last week thanks to the latest on to drop by this secret spelling organization with the leeks people around the world got up first glance the part of negotiations that are dealing with intellectual property. now that this information came from wiki links instead of from the obama administration which by the weight of transparency has infuriated some people. but remarkably be activated and legally define what the hell's going on. so what did we learn from the ninety five and the pj's and to live with the least of it

and that's where as we start to move towards more after dc infrastructure, towards dc micro grid we have better benefit in terms of both reliability and operating underground and in terms of the cost. today our grid is based on a legacy ac three-phase system. most of the device that is we use as consumers, in our businesses and our buildings and facilities actually operate on low voltage dc. our computers, our data centers. so we he a real mismatch in our grid right now between how we deliver electricity and how we use it. we keep plugging everything into 120-volt ac legacy outlet. as we go underground, dc has lighter infrastructure and less expensive. so your $500,000 will come down significantly. melissa: absolutely. this is the future. we've got to go. thank you so much, gregory reed. we appreciate night you're welcome. my pleasure, melissa. melissa: as if the health care website doesn't have enough problems a hearing on capitol hill today put a spotlight on how it's a haven for hackers. how much could you lose by logging on? we have all details from inside the hear. >>> how little ca

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the dc system those bikes are 4 years old they look good to me. i think the station could last more than 10 years. >> of the 21, 23 million dollars to have 2500 to 3000 bikes how is that capital cost allocated between the stations and bikes i'm guessing the stations are more expensive? >> yeah. >> in terms of the capital renewal needs it's largely the bikes? >> right some portion of that cost is a one time cost associated with starting a system that size. it's about getting a house big enough to house the bikes and do the work and some of the cost is also contingency so it wouldn't be 23 million dollars every 7 to 10 years it would be something less than that. >> do we know how for example new york has a -- city bank under wrote a lot of the cost of that system do they have an arrangement of how bikes will be replaced if they wear out? do we know how to approach that? >> no. we're still in the honeymoon period. >> so doesn't contemplate what the renewal structure will be. >> i don't think. i don't remember anything in there about replacing the equ

to san francisco and we're seeing 1.9 trips per day per bike so we've exceeded performance in the dc system and another interesting fact total mileage ridden estimated using average trip length almost five times around the earth. >> excuse me, just in terms of experience so far with availability at stations -- i know you don't want it to be empty so in terms of redistribution and overall management how is that going? >> looks like it's going well. my understanding is it's met all of the contractual obligations in terms of not exceeding certain performance measures but we've heard from certain members of the public that there are times where they were un able to find a bicycle and so you know we're working with the vendor to improve performance there but i don't think there's any contractual issues there it is challenging and even 2 months after launch still getting the hang of things and we also have in our warehouse a number of docks and we'll address some of those issues. >> would that about for the additional 150 bikes we're going to be getting? >> well, we're going to get more do

barely above 40 in dc. this afternoon, the lucky ones are lucky to get above 50. >>> on the northbound side of 395 here is what it looks like, no problems to report to the 14th street bridge. no problems on 66 to the beltway, and 295, to the 11th street bridge. >>> a new movie shows the romantic possibilities of time travel. >>> top talent performs at the youtube award show. >> reporter: lady gaga took the stage for the first ever youtube music awards. fans voted for tastes in six categories. >> reporter: i got a boy won video of the year. eminemtook home artist of the year. -- eminem, took home artist of the year. >> when you want to go back and be with the people you love, and have a regular day making the ordinary extraordinary. >> and the book opens on friday. the adoptive parents of a jewish refugee during world war ii, impressed the cast. >> the level of concentration was better than most adult actors. >> reporter: the book was adapted from a novel based on true stories from the war. suzanne marques,

still 36 in dc. 21 in oakland. temperatures right now are running, look at this, 21 degrees colder than they were yesterday at this hour, 22 degrees colder in hagerstown, and about 18 in the dc area. as far as wind chill, because we don't have much wind right now, luckily, the wind chill is only a couple of degrees lower than the actual temperature. it feels like 28 on your skin here, but only nine above zero in oakland. is this cold here to stay? we'll look at the rest of the week coming up in the first warning full forecast. >>> eleven million survivors are living among debris and bodies in the philippines, but the trucks can't reach the hardest hit areas. kai jackson has more on the far- reaching impact of this disaster, kai. >> reporter: vic, the world is united and rushing to get aid in the devastated areas, yet those suffering can't get that help soon enough. the powerful typhoon that struck the philippines damaged or destroyed an estimated 23,000 homes, leaving some 600,000 people with no place to live, and

double whammy, temperatures well they have dropped into the low 30s, winchester 39. 40 in easton and dc. 33 in white oak. 37 in marlboro and 33 in reston. >>> let's go over to monika samtani. >>> 2:30 this morning 16th street and closed between alaska and military road because of a tree down. a large tree down across the roadway. and we believe there could be a tractor trailer involved as well. the street shut down, 16th street, use beach or georgia avenue, and remember the culvert is shut down for six months as well so no shortcut either available for you there. 66 in get shape. manassas, centerville, we'll take a live look on northbound 95. looking fine in springfield. late this morning. back to the maps. the beltway is fine, again college park into silver springs, don't forget about the closure on 16th street because of the tree down in the road, we'll take a live look one more time here. andrea? mike? >>> there was a gunman suspected of firing shots in a mall in new jersey. he is now apparently dead. his body was found inside this mall. it happened yesterday at the garden state plaz

. >> el ex gigante williams estará encargado de washington dc . >> (hablan en inglés) . >> es un hombre 4 jornadas sin anotar. >>e speremos que se recupere y anote con argentina. >> que paa con los chavos que no tienen miedo a los 17. >> que pasa con los directivos que no dan oportunidad a los 17. >> ahí está el detalle, donde se pierde. >> parece que se tiene información de la plataforma flotante de google. >>c ontara con terraza para fiestas. >> los testigos afirman que tiene más de 1 año en construcción y hay otra en portland. >> tenemos una cita a las 11. >> nos vemos. >> buenas tardes . >> ♪ . ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hoy es 1 de noviembre del 2013 y estos son los titulares. un hombre matÓ a una empleada, e hiriÓ a varios en el aeropuerto de los Ángeles. 4 colombianos aseguran que falsos policÍas los engaÑaron para sacarle dinero. el joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn obtuvo una licencia de manejar en california, usted podrÁ verlo solo aquÍ en univisiÓn. y un crudo video presentado en la corte muestra como tratan en cali

podrían soluciones la cámara de representantes planeaban votar sobre una propuesta , desde washington dc [información en pantalla ] . >>> en español y al [información en pantalla ] . >>> ahí lo ayudaran a encontrar la mejor manera de acceder. >;>> nos vamos a una pausa , y al regreso , le tendremos información de varios programas que podrían ahorrar dinero . >>> para abohar a favor de sus padres y pedir una reforma migratoria el fraude en el sistema de salud en el país . >>> ya volvemos no se vaya . >>> entró los 70 y 234 mil millones dólares cada año lo que crea un impacto negativo está el sis de àgp . >>> un 6 % el abuso la procuradora , la oficina removio del internet las páginas fraudulentas del portal cibernetico está de g hecho . ,>>> el fraude , que llegaron a investigar , decian que se toma pasós pro activos , han pasado por , de hecho se han enviado al fbi , problemas y el lanzamiento de la página , el potencial de fraude los californianos además vamos a decir . >>> y evite las estafas . >>> y se estima que en el estado de california hay más de 6 mil millones de dólares anuales

us watching the horrible way he die and the race to the hospital and taking the casket to washington dc and then the whole funeral and the shooting of oswald on that sunday, and what it did, i think, is that impressed upon us what kennedy was. there would not have been a camelot had there not been dallas. but after that, if you want to separate out the record of the man and the president, i think that's a different thing and that has moved somewhat away from what we all recall and remembered. but you can't see those films even begin 50 years later without stirring up the same kinds of emotions you felt that terrible weekend. >> we also have to remember vietnam's role in his presidency. remember that? >> secretary of defense, and he basically got more notoriety during lyndon johnson's term in the office. while president was the president, he upped the number of advisers to vietnam, he sent no combat troops. >> mismanaged vietnam. >> mismanaged? i don't know about that. i don't know if you have any evidence to say that. >> the diema assassination. >> well, we was aware of that, but i don'

muchos sigue puesta en los los principales aeropuertos de la costa este como nueva york, washington, dcy boston donde el mal tiempo podria afectar despegues y aterrizajes. liliana henao washington "se estima que mas de tres millones de personas transiten por los aeropuertos del pais este fin de semana festivo, lo que significa que cualquier interrupcion, por pequenia que sea podria causar un caos" el sistema, que comenzó en el oeste, ha provocado por lo menos 11 muertos,5 de ellas en texas. si usted planea todavia un viaje, autoridades del transporte le aconsejan planear para que su experiencia sea placentera. rob yingling portavoz de aeropuertos, washington dc "give yourself enough time to safely get thru security..." llegue con suficiente tiempo para pasar por seguridad y llegar a su vuelo...si pierde su vuelo es muy dificil reacomodarlo en otro porque todos los vuelos estan llenos, explica este vocero del aeropuerto reagan en washington ademas le recomiendan verificar el estatus de vuelos con las aerol íneas y reducir la velocidad en las carreteras. en washington, liliana henao telem

high pressure reading. 32 in oakland and 47 in dc.you go from the eastern half of the state up into the high mountain areas of oakland. even cumberland at 43. of course cumberland is down ine ley there. they're only around 500 feet above sea level, oakland is 2,500 feet above sea level. locally temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. it is a chilly night. it will not be as cold tonight as it was last night. a lot of temperatures in the mid to upper 20s. downtown in the upper 30s. southeast and east winds in the area not that strong. tomorrow looks like they go more back to the east, southeast at least part of the day to bring in milder air. there's a front out to the west, shower activity in texas up through the midwest. the mississippi valley area into portions of wisconsin. it's just cold enough behind this low pressure, you can see it spin there, to have snow hit nebraska this morning. most of the country is not super, super cold. we have some clouds, warmer air riding over this chilly dry air that we have. that's what creates the cl

perhaps $10 million between dc and baltimore. so do the cons, high ticket prices, high construction cost and long building process outweigh the pros of economic development and fast connection. >> it's a whole bunch of pollution. and shortage of fuel, and we need to do this. >> i think what we need is the need. i think maryland has a good transportation system. >> reporter: these trains would be unlike anything america has ever seen. they would move without the friction of traditional rails and the rout from baltimore to washington would be mostly underground. the president backs light rail investments. >> this is the initial investment to make sure high speed rail comes to america. >> reporter: japan has promised to share technology and part of the cost. but congress would have to pay the rest. making this far from a done deal. in baltimore, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >>> now the maglap train uses magnets to produce an electric current. the company pushes it here believes it will create thousands of jobs. >> but they're

virginia gomez y su familia han anhelado este viaje de washington dc a chicago, pero la madre naturaleza tenido en ascuas. virginia gomez viajera "por los tres dias pasados estamos muy preocupados que no vamos a viajar para ver a mi familia, toda mi familia va a estar ahi, pero pienso que va a estar muy bien" aunque la tormenta no ha causado tantos estragos como se esperaba, esta maniana unos 200 vuelos habian sido cancelados, la mayoria en los aeropuertos de filadelfia, newark nueva jersey y la guardia en nueva york. por tierra, fuertes lluvias que se han convertido en hielo y nieve ya han causando dolores de cabeza. para amtrak hoy es el dia mas ocupado del anio steve kulm portavoz de amtrak "for amtrak we have seen some delays... hemos visto algunos retrasos en el noreste, pero nada siginificativo... nuestros trenes estan operando, informo el vocero de amtrak en la capital de acuerdo a la asociacion de automovilista s de estados unidos, unos 43 millones de personas viajaran este fin de semana, la gran mayoria por carretera. pero la mirada de muchos sigue puesta en los los principales

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the virginia suburbs just out side of washington dc, fair fax county, louden -- >> hold on one second, i want to enter rent for a second. look at this, 80% of the vote is in, only 22,000 votes, cuccinelli slight ahay ode. 47% to 46%. 7% for sarvis with 80% of the vote now in in virginia. only 22,000 votes separates cuccinelli from mcauliffe. >> no, that's what we need. important to note, we see the red there, republicans have to win and win big. most of the vote, the bulk of the vote more than 80% of the vote in central virginia has been counted. waiting for most of the outstanding votes, the bulk are up here. that's a traditionally democratic area. if these colors stay the same, dark blue and as votes continue to come in, there are more than enough votes here for terry mcauliffe to make up the gap. with 80% of the vote, bet they are more and more nervous. couple hours ago they thought they had it by a descent margin. with 2 2,450 vote lead for the republican now, this is it. it comes down to the d.c. suburbs and again, outstanding vote in louden county, prince william, fair fax count

we are very honored today that tom perez has come from washington, dc, to give welcoming remarks here at this summit. tom perez is the assistant attorney general of the civil rights division in washington, dc, he was nominated for that position by president obama and sworn in in october of 2009 and we are all the lucky -- we are all very lucky that that happened in october of 2009. tom has spent his entire career in public service and on protecting the civil rights of our most vulnerable people. tom actually joined the civil rights division as a young lawyer and while he was there he prosecuted some of the most significant cases in the country. lawyers in the civil rights division get fanned out to places in the country to handle cases in mississippi and alabama and california and all over and tom was one of those people. he was sent to texas to handle a very significant hate crime case when he was a young lawyer that involved a gang of white supremacists that went on a killing spree and ended up shooting 3 people and killing one when he was a young lawyer working in the civil rights

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you can see everybody's hopped up a degree. 42 in dc from 41. elkton still 36. 34 cumberland. 37 easton. now 38 in westminster. 39 bel air. 41 columbia. 40 rock hall and annapolis and kent island in the mid-40s. high pressure is in that position that it's dragging warm air up the 95 corridor. frontal boundary to the west will come through thursday, will not get hung up along the coast. it will be a cooler weekend, but bright and sunny and beautiful fall weather. 57 today, clouds breaking for some sun. maybe a little more than some. we'll see. mostly cloudy and 41 overnight. generous amount of clouds tomorrow. high of 62 degrees. call it low 60s on thursday with afternoon showers. frontal boundary moves through the area. here's the weekend, breezy friday though, 53. saturday the breeze calms, 54. sunday calm and sunny and beautiful for the ravens game, 59 degrees. >>> here to catalog the complications on the commute, sharon gibala. >> good morning. we have two complications out there. none appear to be too serious. one of them is an accident in r