para telenoticias washington y holaciudad.com. es toda la información. muchas gracias. >> sulema: llegó el momento de los deportes, jimmy corrales. >> jimmy: tenemos mucha información y goles. - bienvenidos, arrancamos en la madre patria en el barça comenzó pisando fuerte este año, se enfrentó al osasuna en partidos de octavos de final en la copa del rey, ahí está el marcador no abrió fábregas en el minuto 14 y luego vuelve y completa el 2 - 0, con un estilo de clase. luego aquí está el señor lionel messi quien está con gripa y se suponía que no jugaría hoy pierde todo messi también entra al terreno de juego. en el minuto 72 con este golazo de cabeza, 3 - 0, ganaba el barcelona y la cuenta la sierra el señor lionel messi, qué bonito gol, 4 - 0 este compromiso. en otro partido aquí se enfrentó al mallorca, el triunfo se quedó en las cuentas de el real, la primera anotación foresta y la segunda de este jugador. - en méxico todo se prepara porque este fin de semana comienza el torneo de fútbol, américa continúa sus entrenamientos

the future of the washington monument. it is brighter thanks to the help of a will call businessman and if you're like most americans getting out of debt tops your new year's resolutions. we have tips on how to have a fiscally fit 2012. a man that helped the wizards to four straight playoffs tells us why he's just as satisfied to be coaching high school players. we start, though, first with a towering piece of marble and granite. it stands as a symbol of our city. damage from last summer's earthquake kept the washington monument closed to visitors but now a local businessman is sharing some wealth to ensure the monument can be enjoyed for generations to come. this is the first gift to the nation. >> like the rest of us, billionaire david reubub rubensn watched with fascination. >> i was glad they didn't ask me to do that. they asked me to go up and take a lock. i was glad i didn't have to rappel down. those people are professional that is do that and obviously quite skilled at it. it's a skill i don't have. >> while he may

mubarak was fable with washington years ago he supported washington mostly but he did not support washington and all policy it's a big one was opposing the war i don't read two thousand and three america wanted him removed the street protests while i on the one hand a very legitimate very real grievances a real but i miss scenes washington manipulating washington is manipulating b. entire process going on in the region and i believe history thought it was going on as washington's thing a prince all over it what they have in mind i'm not sure on the one hand i think they have in my in a muslim face politically with the military regime continuing to run the country from washington also needs to fire wins and instability to justify its agenda in the region and them the military one to any in egypt and he's a fall guy in mubarak is a fall guy very conveniently because he's also a fall guy who watches so the death penalty life and presume. it always makes the difference but i think to them it sounds better to people on the street i don't think they'll fall for. i was going to say about the people

one is in downtown washington, d.c. and the other one is up in chase. and it's just a delight to have you here on the show. and i need to ask you, before we talk about the food you brought, how were you able to rise above those daunting odds that were against you when you came to this country 30 years ago? >> work hard. work hard. work hard. >> work hard. >> and this the best thing this country, you work hard, you achieve a lot of thing that you really aim for. >> and you are very famous, you get invited to all the important parties. you have been to the white house several times. congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> but let's talk about the year of the dragon. and you have a beautiful tie. i love that year. >> dragon year, yeah. >> tell me about what you have to show us. >> the chinese new year, start with some of the food that helps good luck to bring the whole year. like they call the baked orange to bring luck to that. and then the noodles, long noodle. and then those dumpings, the shape of the gold that look like piece of gold. >> a piece of go

it is tuesday january tenth five pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl here watching artsy. well the u.s. now shifting energy away from the middle east to asia pacific that's because that is where all the action is apparently with china's growing economy and expanding influence in the region president obama recently announced a plan to scale down the military budget but part of that plan is eroding in asia as i make clear in australia we will be strengthening our presence in the asia pacific. and budget reductions will not come at the expense of that critical region china and the us now two of the biggest of world economic powers and we see somewhat of an arms race going down now with the two countries the us bumping billions into new weapons to do to deploy to the region here's a look at some of the well this is a fighter jet lockheed martin is working on it integrates advanced l. technologies and sensor systems with supersonic speed and then there is this you're looking at a sketch of the most expensive piece of military equipment ever to be created the first of the navy's

there is a monee story in "the washington post." -- money story in "the washington post." they go on to write in this -- bigger states, where television advertising is needed to reach most voters. and in e-mail -- i' next is a call from ohio. good morning to rich, republican. welcome to the conversation. caller: i think we are missing the point, the whole money going back to congressman is only coming from the united states. a lot could come from foreign countries or bank companies or foreign military, it could recirculate back in and they could come under the laws they are allowed to lobby our present or congress. the other thing we are missing is when we give away foreign aid, a lot of countries are putting back to lobby against our country. they may have 300 million to push back in our country if they are given billions. i will hang up and hear comments. host: as you do it here, your comments are for your fellow viewers to react to this morning greg thank you for coming in. hastings-on-hudson, new york. ron is a democrat. good morning. caller: can you hear me? thank you

washington is now on paid administrative leave. he is back in court next month. >>> police are searching for the woman in this surveillance video. montgomery continuery investigators say she forced an elderly woman to withdraw thousands of dollars account at the bank of america in langley park. during a news conference, the 84-year-old victim who didn't want her face shown says she was duped by the suspect who lured her in with a story that touched her heart. investigators are offering a reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >>> developing off the coast of italy this morning, this is a live look at the damaged cruise ship. it shows divers actually resuming operations. you can see the boat that is out there around the ship. they are still looking for 21 people that are still missing from the capsized ship. crews are scouring the submerged area of that ship and after officials said it was okay to go in. we will stay on top of this and bring you the latest. >>> there is good news this morning in the effort to rep

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

good morning, washington. it's monday, january 2. happy new year, i am natasha barrett. >> i am cynne simpson. 2012 brings a return to winter. adam caskey is in the weather center with big changes and who might see some snow. >> we could have a few snow flurries here and there today all the way through wednesday. otherwise, if that will have an effect on the western facing slopes in western maryland and west virginia. -- and western virginia. leesburg, 32 degrees. 35 in la plata, 34 in warrenton. a cool start to the morning, but not bad. 31 in cumberland. mid 40's today, about average. blow to mid 40's. we could-- lwo to miow to mid 40's. struggling to make it to the freezing mark tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow will be the coldest day. >>> we will look at 270 near falls road. a few more vehicles on the road, but not enough to cause a delay. hov restrictions are lifted because of the holiday on 270. they remain in effect on route 50 and the john hanson highway in maryland. no delays in va. 395 at shirlington circle, hardly anybody offut

but in washington. i don't think washington can fix washington. >> chris: on a personal level, i know you have said look we are in this for the long haul and never expected it to be easy. but there was a possibility if you had won a decisive victory and way ahead this race might be over. when you and mrs. romney went to bed last night. what did you say to each other it has got to have hurt? >> guest: hurt is not what comes to mind. this is a longg process. we wanted to win in south carolina, but from the beginning we understood it was a uphill. i came in fourth four yearrs ago. this time it is second. i wanted to be first. we looked behind the numbers. you saw i was at 29 percent in the polls and i got 28 when we were finished . undecided broke for newt and i understand that. he had a good week. but it is a long process and we are looking ahead to a number of races. we are 3states in and fren more to go. we are looking forward to being successful and by the way, we have confidence in the american people

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

man who bought washington he brought government officials in order to gain political support for his clients in two thousand and six he was convicted of ripping off his clients jack abramoff served three and a half years in prison guilty of conspiracy fraud and tax evasion mr abrams thank you very much for coming since your release from jail you've been very vocal about corruption in washington i read your book and i got a sense of your frustration about the fact that while you were sent to jail people involved in the same corrupt practices are sitting pretty in their offices on capitol hill well i'm i'm not as frustrated that their people didn't go to jail or prison and prison is not fun and i wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy but i guess what i'm frustrated about is that when they had my hearings and trials and when i was sent off there was a big exclamation and celebration here that they cleaned up washington but in fact they didn't clean up washington and so when i came out you have to rethinking my life and what i was involved in decided that they want to clean up washington an

and washington thought i'll establish a defensive position here. there had already been at that time the first skirmishes between the virginians and the french. now, what happened is that the french who were several hundred at fort duquesne and who had even more native allies notice area came to contest washington and they were stronger and forced him to surrender. in july, 1754. and so this first military action of washington's in the war is a failure. he and the virginians are defeated. however, they're able to surrender on honorable terms and permitted to return to virginia. so yet, the french have sent the message that british colonials will not have an easy time if they pass into the ohio country. they will be contested by the french and the french of course, will rely on native allies such as the delawares and the shawn knees and it's interesting to note that in relying on the delawares and shawnees, the french were calling upon the assistance of native peoples who had been forced westward by british colonials in eastern pennsylvania. and som

. -- 8 washington. i wanted to share details of the conditional use hearing detailed before the board as the board requested specifically we tell the commission about it. this was an appeal for wireless and 10 at 4109 mission street. -- wireless atenas at 4109 mission street. the board hearings here was another matter with over 45 minutes worth of presentation. a great deal of new information was presented, including a survey from the appellate claiming nearly 72% of the neighbors disapprove of the installation. and they also provided an independent assessment by an engineer who questioned the gap in coverage as claimed by at&t. like the similar field of the been heard by the board the week before, members were concerned about the differences in the map that were given to this commission and the maps that at&t provided to the public on the website regarding capacity in coverage. supervisor campos question the ability of the city to assess the necessity. he stated it must be based on the independent anal

we ought to have people go to washington and serve washington and serve as their- the people of their nation and go home. i would like to see term limits in washington. >> let me -- >> as the president of the united states, as the president of the united states if i'm elected of course i will fight for a second term. there's a lot of work to be done. >> take 30 seconds. >> i realize the red light doesn't mean anything to you because you're the fntrunner. but can we drop a littleit of a pias bologna. the fact is you ran in '94 and lost. that's why you weren't serving the senate with rick santorum. th fact is you had a very bad re-election rating, you dropped out of office, you had been out of state for something like 20 days preparing to run for president, you didn't have this interlude of citizenship while you thought about what to do, you were running for preside while you were governor. you were going all or the country. you were out oftate consistently. you then promptly re-tered politics, happened to lose to mccain as you had lost to kennedy. you're back nning. you've been running

los consulados en washington y virginia prestan sus servicios para la reinscripción todos los días de lunes a domingo de 9:00 de la mañana 2:00 de la tarde y la embajada en washington se encargará de casos complejos en su horario vital de 8:30 de la mañana 5:00 de la tarde. >> deben traer el carnero original vigente y deben traer las dos órdenes necesarias para llenar aquí. >> con respecto al costo ha habido un incremento de $45 por el pago de los dos formularios, tanto el permiso de trabajo como los datos biomédicos. >> reportera: el costo de la reinscripción será de $465. centros consulares móviles estarán disponibles durante el periodo de reinscripción para quienes tengan dificultades de transporte hasta washington o virginia. >> es importante que no dejen a última hora porque corren el riesgo de no haber capacidad en los consulados para llenar los formularios. >> reportera: en 2010 la mayoría de solicitudes procesadas fueron efectuadas en nuestra región, un total de 11,215, diplomáticos salvadoreños esperan sobrepasar esta cifra. para telenoticias washington y hola

tres en washington y dos en maryland... "se espera que la clinica mary's center expanda sus centros a otros vecindarios en la region donde se registra un mayor numero de latinos que carecen de seguro medico.." la clinica esta abierta de lunes a viernes de ocho de la maÑana a cinco de la tarde... ubicada en la 8908 de la calle riggs, en adelphi en prince george.... "necesita llamar para una cita, recomiendo llamar a la clinica" el nuevo centro medico se hizo posible gracias a un fondo de 1.5 millones de dolares de la compaÑia de seguros carefirst... en prince george, maryland maria rosa lucchini univision.... los hispanos acudieron hoy a votar en las primarias republicana de florida en busca de un candidato presidencial que aliente un cambio en la poli Ítica econÓmica nacional y pueda derrotar al actual mandatario demÓcrata barack obama, quien intentarÁ obtener su reelecciÓn en los comicios de noviembre. los electores hispanos son considerados claves en la florida, y representan al 11 por ciento de los votantes republ

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

i think corruption is illegal in washington right now thousands of people took to the streets across america to say no to jack paper moths to say no to politics in washington do you think there is a chance that action like that that awareness like that can change anything i think the occupy wall street movement had behind it some good instincts problem is that they didn't organize themselves like the tea party group. did which was politically tea party movement had a dramatic impact on the last election and probably will still in business like change and i suppose i'm totally occupy people quite a lot and tell them that until they get themselves organized politically they're not going to be meaningful because in america street protests don't really meaning that people don't like free progress in america first of all the destructive there's vandalising there's unsanitary things that go on and most americans in repelled by that what most americans will respect is political activism unorganised nation on the left or on the right now i think that there is anger out there saying we don't

and all right,'s live look here and notice to the west of washington, south and west to washington and to culpeper, that is where we had our energized thunderstorm, the severe thunderstorm a few minutes ago and as mentioned, the winds were gusting to 60 miles an hour. expect briefly heavy downpours and this is going to wash in points east. in prince georges county and in southern maryland and annapolis, you will get this and that is going to take an hour to get to and lots of rain here as this moves on through and to winchester, reports of heavy rain and the bigger picture, the cold front is sliding through as we speak and we'll see a series of rain bands and tod east of us, should clear out. the morning rain and afternoon sun and the temperatures will fall and some winds will pick up and check out the temperatures and this morning, 52 in washington. 63 in fredericksburg and that is the unseasonably warm and humid air and this is that forecast. the afternoon sun, windy and cooler, the arrow is downward and that is where some temperatures are heading later. >> and rolling in here. >> ok

it will be based on established newspapers like the "washington post", "new york times", washington journal, barrens, bloomberg news. and i hope it is totally accurate and people can watch the 27 1/2 minutes of his career, bain, and decide for themselves. >> i'm not going to play all 27 minutes. >> if there was a topic sentence, i think it would be this. >> a group of corporate raters, led by mitt romney, and the company was bain capital, and it was more ruthless than wall street. >> the film is not accurate, is it? >> well, some flaws in the film. i promptly said this is the difference between governor romney and me. when the "washington post" said governor romney's super pac in a 30-second commercial was wrong on four different counts, he didn't know anything about it. when it said something similar to the film, i promptly said i hoped they would make it accurate, and all of this is out in the open because you cannot communicate privately under the law, and i said that publically, and as i understand it, rick tyler has said he is prepared to edit the film and submitted five questions to r

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

tienda de campaña de los manifestantes del movimiento ocupemos washington desde. las autoridades dicen que la niña vestía una manta y estaba sin atender. un hombre que dijo ser su guardia fue arrestado por negligencia infantil, la policía dijo que preocupaba que la niña tenía poca ropa por las heladas temperaturas y fue llevada al hospital. el servicio de protección enfrentar tendrá la custodia de la menor. - un activista entabló un intento de retiro para el alcalde de washington y el jefe del consejo argumentando que han traicionado la confianza pública. ambos enfrentan investigación federal por actividades en campañas y tendrán que responder en 10 días luego de la presentación del demandante, luego el activista tiene 180 días para reunir firmas de 45,000 personas. - por más de 37 años la sede del fbi así del edificio j. edgar hoover en washington, el condado de fairfax procura que la agencia se movía virginia, el supervisor del condado dice que hay un lote de 70 tres cercano a la estación de metro que sería ideal pero algunos piensan que 200

i started the tea party caucus in washington and led 40,000 americans to washington to object to obama care. i have the best record of any candidate on fighting illegal immigration and its effects. i'm the full complement candidate and that is what people want, someone with a firm resolve and that is what i have brought to washington. i'm proven, i'm tested and they want someone in a legacy of regan and i proved that in washington. >> chris: i don't mean to interrupt but i want to give governor perry some time and ask you about the issue i talked to congressman paul about. your chair jumped ship, went to work last wednesday for ron paul. you claim that he told you it was about money. when your deputy campaign manager said that is not true, it wasn't about money, he was let go. is your campaign in disarray? >> absolutely not. the other part that you failed to report is that there are other people outside the campaign who said that he also told them that he had received money. this is clear. the bigger issue in all of this is the fact that after the fox debate we had tremendous momentum

freezing rain is bringing much of the washington state to a standstill. the airport shut down and tens of thousands are without power. flooding has become a major concern. in oregon, a car was swept out of a grudge store parking lot. a man and a second -- out of a grocery store parking lot. a man and a second child were rescued. one child died. >> it is very below average for this time of year. it will be near 40 degrees in the next couple of hours. total sunshine. it is hoping to warm to us up a little bit. it will be near 40 degrees for a few quick hours this afternoon. after sunset, around 7:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m., we could see a few flurries or maybe light snow. northwest of town, we could have a brief little dusting, anywhere from 7:00 p.m. until about 11:00 p.m. tonight. on the beltway, you cannot rule out a few flurries. >> there is a big announcement to the jobs coming from president obama today. his trip comes after his white house rivals start their primary campaigns in the sunshine state. we invite you to stay with abc 7, your election station. w

we'll tell you what one has to do with the other, tonight on washington war -- "washington week." and it's on. >> i'm not anti-immigrant. my father was born in mexico. my wife's father was born in wales. they came to this country. >> maybe governor romney should tell us how much money he's made off of how many households that have been closed by his investments. gwen: republican frontrunners jock acquit for first place as the runnest up struggle for attention. >> folks, a billion dollars in the mainstream media will make this a very, very election. >> i don't think we should go to the moon. i think maybe we should send some politicians up there. gwen: florida is pivotal, again. meanwhile, the man they want to beat wraps himself inspect trappings of the presidency -- whether traveling the country -- >> hello, nevada. gwen: or delivering a pointed state of the union address. >> the state of our union is getting stronger. gwen: but is the economy rebounding quickly enough? covering the week, dan balz of the "washington post." john dickerson of "slate" magazine and cbs news, jackie ca

. >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good morning, washington. it's monday, january 2. i am cynne simpson. >> dupont i am natasha barrett. -- i am natasha barrett. we begin with traffic and weather. adam caskey is here. >> cold temperatures. the coldest air so far of the season moving into town. it's not going to be so bad today, but you will really notice by tomorrow. frederick county winchester, a few sprinkles and maybe some light flurries this morning. as possible all the way through wednesday, but not a big deal. 40 degrees downtown, 36 in leesburg. highs will be in low to mid 40's. close to 40 northwest of town. scattered clouds, wind chills in the 30's all day long. dropping into the twenties tonight. windy conditions tomorrow and cold, highs near 30. wind chills in the teens locally in throughout the day tomorrow. in the single digits if west of the blue ridge. much colder air is on the way. 7-stage four test coming up. now to steve. >>> not much of a commute on this holiday. on 66 at the roosevelt bridge, headed into the district, light

"washington journal" each morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. later, president obama will attend a white house jobs forum. the event will include cabinet secretaries and highlight companies that decided to reopen manufacturing plants that have been operating overseas. live coverage begins at 12:15 eastern. now we will hear from the winner of the new hampshire primary, mitt romney who spoke to supporters at southern new hampshire university in manchester. [cheers and applause] >> oh. well. >> there are so many friends here. what a great night this is. thank you, new hampshire. [applause] this could not have happened without the help lot of people. i just need to mention a few of them. special thanks to senator kelly ayotte, governor john sununu -- i don't know where he went. senator judd gregg, congressman charlie bass. they have spoken for us and they have fought for us across the state. thank you also, mayor. ted gatsis. the many state legislators who have been tireless workers on our behalf. one state senator deserves special mention. jeb brad

standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. el presidente solicito 1 investigacion de las causas crisis hipotecaria e incentivara que propietarios refinancien sus deudas. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision buscan desalojar a los del movimiento ocupemos dc que acampan en un y recuerda que para estar conectado con noticias washington 24/7 solo debe acceder nuestra pagina en el internet www.noticiasdc.com o visitar nuestras paginas de facebook o twitter... ahi nos consigue bajo noticias dc.. ya regesamos!!! el jefe del servicio nacional dede parques dijo que los protestantes de ocupemos dc, tendran una advertencia final antes de que la policia de parques comience a hacer cumplir una prohibicion legal de acampar en la plaza mcpherson... johanathan jarvis, testifico hoy en una audiencia ante un subcomite de la camara de representantes, y senalo que la prohibicion se haria cumplir muy pronto... pero despues de la audiencia jarvis, clarifico que la orden no conduciria a un desalojo completo de los manifestantes de ocupemos

de que washington se convierta en el estado número 50 y los del país, el alcalde de washington será uno de los que testificara, el concejal y trabajó con legisladores para hacer esto posible, también se planea un viaje similar por la misma razón a la florida. - históricamente unas con precios bajos en la gasolina, pero el precio del galón de combustible está a 24/100 más que el año pasado y todavía no hemos llegado el verano en donde hay otro aumento, en columbia el galón de gasolina cuenta más de tres dólares, en virginia 3.22 centavos y en maryland está a tres, 31 centavos. - vamos a unos cortes comerciales y volvemos con más de telenoticias washington. >> sulema: el agente de la policía de este condado falleció anoche en donde cinco personas también quedaron gravemente heridas, los agentes antinarcóticos tocaron a la puerta de una casa y nadie respondió, el hombre abrió fuego contra los agentes cuando ellos entraron, tiene antecedentes penales y está hospitalizado. - uno de los principales ejes de la campaña de los aspirantes a la casa blanca y también el p

meeting in washington for the u.s. conference of mayors focus on economics and jobs crisis throughout america. what about the politics, pure politics, in terms of the campaign trail? there's a discussion now in a state like pennsylvania that is so important to the president's re-election. here you have income and equality in the country being a major issue. newt gingrich on the campaign trail in south carolina calling this president the food stamp president because of how many people are poor. how much blame do you lay at the feet of this president and his agenda for not dealing with poverty in the country? >> first, i think the comment by newt gingrich is actually some of the more ignorant commentary that's out there. the fact that people are poor in america really is the issue and should be dealt with but you don't make people's lives better by cutting the cdgb program where every possible safety net that exists in the united states of america so i think the president continues to fight for people who have great need

i just don't think washington can fix, washington. >> chris: finally, sir, and we have less than a minute left. just on a personal level i know you have said and your campaign has said look we are are in this for the long haul and we never expected this to be easy. there was really a possibility if you won in south carolina that that race might be over. on a personal level when you and mrs. romney went to bed last night, what did you say to each other? it has got to have hurt? >> no, hurt is not what comes to mind. we look at this as a long process. clearly we wanted to win in south carolina. from the very beginning we understood this would be an uphill battle for us. i came in fourth here four years ago. this time i came in second. that didn't feel that good, by the way, i wanted to come in first. we looked at the numbers. you saw in the early part of the week i was at 29% in the polls. i got 28 when finished. the undecideds virtually all broke for newt. i understand that, he had a good week. this is a long process. we are looking ahead to a number of other races. three he states in now,

>>neil: so it is in washington's home and unless that happens it will be on washington's desk that it didn't happen? >>guest: as soon as trans canada can deliver a completed permit application that includes a full route, then the washington, dc, can act it on. they have a permit they cannot act on right now. >>neil: i know you like the democrat and you are liking the president so you are absolving the president for screwing this up? >>guest: i hold the president responsible for a lot of things but if this case, those of us would know in montana and south dakota and trans canada we know the hangup is nebraska. >>neil: so is trans canada lying when they were on? >>guest: it is not out of nowhere, the state department makes the decision based on a completed application. how can you call it a completed application when it is a pipeline to nowhere. >>neil: so if it was come bloated the president would have no reason they stop this although environmentalists are upset he who is done it regardless of their wrath? >>guest: i can in the tell you what the president would or would not have done.

para el proceso >> hoy en "agenda washington" estaremos hablando sobre la ciudadanía norteamericana. ¿quiénes califican para el proceso de naturalización? ¿qué beneficios y deberes se adquieren al dar este paso? un abogado de inmigración responderá las principales preguntas en torno a este tema. "agenda washington" marío sol se otorga a los estados unidos los máximos derechos de la nación, lograrla es una de las metas que se establecen en muchos inmigrantes ya que al obtenerla se adquieren derechos y grandes oportunidades al igual que responsabilidades como él voto. >> para los extranjeros que residen en los estados unidos existe la posibilidad de adquirir la ciudadanía a través del proceso de naturalización. este beneficio se puede obtener siempre y cuando la persona lo desee voluntariamente y cumpla con ciertos requisitos básicos, como son: tener 18 años o más, haber vivido en los estados unidos como residente legal permanente por un tiempo determinado, ser una persona de buen carácter moral, demostrar conocimiento sobre la historia y gobierno de los estados unido

y la embajada de venezuela en washington canalizÓ la solicitud de washington a la cancillerÍa en caracas se dice que el gobierno de reaccionado. no es mucho lo que chÁvez pueda hacer, en washington, univision. >>> el presidente de irÁn dijo hoy que los pueblos de irÁn y venezuela estarÁn siempre juntos a pesar del imperialismo y calificÓ a chÁvez sÍmbolo de la revoluciÓn de amÉrica latina veamos veamos. >>> la expulsiÓn de la consul de venezuela en miami horas antes de la llegada del presidente de irÁn pareciÓ poner al presidente chÁvez a la defensiva el documental de univision que involucra la funcionaria en un plan de irÁn para atacar a objetivos estados unidos ceso generÓ algo que obliga al mandatario, rechazar estas versiÓn de ataques a estados unidos desde venezuela durante la recepciÓn en el palacio de miraflor miraflores. >>> dicen los medios de comunicaciÓn de imperialismo que irÁn esta en venezuela, porque en este mismo instante, vamos casi que de los soto nos de miraflores a a f nar punterÍa rumbo a washington. >>> ambos mandatarios repasaron acuerdos firmad

"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-- >> rise and shine. it's wednesday, january 11. i am cynee simpson. >> we have a check of your traffic and weather every 10 minutes, but first we should note that -- an elementary school in stafford county is closed this morning. there is no heat in the building. at 36 degrees, not a good thing. >> it's cooler in outlying areas. stafford at 25 degrees. let's take a look at the temperatures. you will want to have your umbrella with you throughout the day today. 24 in walkersville. strasbourg is 24. 37 in the district. rockville is 36. in the mid 40's this afternoon. we are expecting rain around lunchtime. earlier than that southwest of the metro area. do not be surprised if you have wet snowflakes west of town. the system will bring in rain throughout the midday and evening. so tonight and temperatures will hold steady in the 40's. tomorrow,

standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. la casa blanca responde a estas criticas senalando que el discurso no es de campana, sino que el presidente intentara establecer lo que quiere hacer en los proximos meses. desde el capitolio en washington, fernando pizarro, univision. y continuando con nuestra cobertura en equipo ... vamos donde nuestra companera claudia uceda que fue en busca, de lo que quiere escuchar la gente en el discurso del presidente esta noche... adelante claudia.... la expectativa ante el mensaje del presidente obama tambien se extiende a las personas que defienden los derechos de los inmigrantes... alfredo miranda nos dice mas desde maryland... en otros temas... autoridades y familiares apelan a la ayuda de la comunidad para dar con el paradero de kanisha bowles, de 13 aÑos, residente de woodbridge.. segun las autoridades, la joven no fue vista desde ayer, y se cree que abandono la vivienda de una amistad sobre el 14-mil 700 de la calle darbydale... no se cree que la menor este en peligro... si usted tiene

i want to talk about what is going on in washington first. this is not a good time to be a washington insider. look at the disapproval of congress at 66%. as you are going into this new year, democrats and job approval of democrats may be more specific, and what can you as the majority leader or the president do to change that? >> first of all, i understand the frustration of the american people and i feel the same way. but understand that we have had obstructionism on steroids. the republican leader, and my counterpart, mitch mcconnell. we spent months on things that used to happen matter of factually. raising the debt ceiling. we did it for president reagan 18 times, and we spent 2 1/2 months doing that. so the number one goal -- i hope the republicans have learned a lesson as extendsing the payroll tax, and that was a disaster for them. can you believe they were opposed to lowering taxes? so i would hope that they understand that everything doesn't have to be a fight. legislations are made to be together and compromise, and i hope the tea

standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. la casa blanca dice que este programa sera financiado completamente por las empresas y agencias que contraten jovenes, especialmente porque el congreso el ano pasado no aprobo fondos federales para financiarlo. desde la casa blanca en washington, fernando pizarro, univision." decenas de ancianos latinos podran vivir bien y pagar poco... claudia uceda fue a la inauguracion de un nuevo centro residencial a bajo costo y nos cuenta sobre las novedades que traeran estos nuevos departamentos... a los 72 anos y gastando 900 dolares en renta todos los meses, luz dice que nunca es tarde para recibir un milagro luz onofre/jubilada " seria una ayuda para mi para poder vivir un poco mejor."" su milagro seria vivir aqui.... en el nuevo centro residencial vida... un centro exclusivamente para ancianos de escasos recursos en washington... con todo tipo de comodidades para descapacitados...cada departamento tiene un sala, dormitorio, bano y cocina... luz onofre/jubilada "me dejaria vivir mas, tendria

[♪] cc: telemundo network captioning@telemundo.com (305) 887-3060 - los reyes magos llegan a washington d.c. - el concejal harry thomas jr. se declara culpable de malversación de dineros públicos y declaración falsa de impuestos. - excelentes temperaturas para el fin de semana. - en el viejo continente el barcelona se prepara para el fin de semana. - en méxico comienza la acción del fútbol profesional. >> sulema: buenas noches. gracias por acompañarnos en esta edición de telenoticias washington. - la policía de busca el conductor que atropelló a dos personas esta mañana, las víctimas fueron identificadas como los adultos, una mujer y un hombre, ambos están hospitalizados. la policía dijo que existía un paso de peatones y creen que el vehículo era de color gris. la policía de pennsylvania dijo que hoy les comunicaron que el hombre intentó secuestrar a un adolescente el año pasado en el salvador, autoridades federales e internacionales notificaron que jacinto hernández de 26 años entró a el salvador hace tres semanas, hernández intentó secuestrar a una joven de 15

upper teens in washington and by the bay. there are a couple of clouds drifting into the southern shenandoah valley and areas south and west of fredericksburg and elsewhere. quite a bit of sun this morning. elsewhere, look for streaks of light in the sky. we've got a meteor shower. could see up to one a minute until dawn. then during the afternoon clouding up. we'll only get a little above freezing by early afternoon. this evening with the clouds around, it won't be as cold. we'll be down in the upper 20s by midnight tonight. a warming trend for the rest of the week and the weekend. here's a look at traffic. good morning, danella. >> good morning. >>> beltway south at river road an accident in the left shoulder lane. again, no problems for you. if you're taking i-66, you're clear at this time on i-66. from the bypass to the beltway, i'm not seeing any issues for you in either direction. travel speed, if you're eastbound from the beltway to gw parkway, you're at 60 miles per hour, and that trip will take you about 11 minutes.

i started the tea party caucus in washington and led 40,000 americans to washington to object to obama care. i have the best candidate to fight illegal immigrationnd i am a full compliment can gnat. that's what people want someone with a firm revolsolve that's w i brought to washington. i have proven and tested they want someone in a legacy of reagans. >> i want to give governor perry some time and i want to talk to you about the issue i asked congressman paul about. state senator jumped ship went to work last wednesday for ron paul. you claim that he told you that it was about money, but then when your deputy campaign manager said it wasn't about money he was let go is your campaign is disarray? >> absolutely not. the other part you failed to report is there are other people outside of the campaign who said he told them this is about money. the bigger issue is the fact that after the fox debate we had tremendous moment dumb which continues to this day. people saw how dangerous ron paul's policy is. if he would allow him to have a nuclear weapon we would be at risk of that's why people

but in fact they didn't clean up washington and so when i came out after rethinking my life and what i was involved in i decided that if they want to clean up washington that i would help them figure out exactly how to do during that senate hearing when you were publicly bashed by the senate is what were you thinking what were your thoughts as you faced the distinguished panel well i probably was thinking they were a little less distinguished than others were thinking i was reminded can simulate by every word out of there mel that they were among the many who her to slip it in some of the corruption that they were accusing me of when one of the senators was senator campbell was accusing me of corruption and wrecking the democratic system i was thinking back to the breakfast i had with him a couple years before where i handed him checks from my client's contributions and he said that they would never have a problem with his committee so i was thinking that basically about each of them i didn't know a lot of them personally because i had people working for me i had a staff of about for

>> well, washington tried it. washington is one of the first virginia plapnters so they that tobacco is not going to work but to go to wheat primarily. but he had other crops too. and he had multisources of income. >> he had hemp. every time i talk about washington, some young pot head comes up to me with a dollar bill. and i say i'm for legalizing marijuana just like you are, but the hemp was for fact bribric, r smoking. >> i don't think there's any good rationalization for what you're asking, which is a superb question. think about it this way, the greatest members of the revolutionary was virginians. i'm from virginia. i went to william & mary university and i have the same color of hair as thomas jefferson, what's left of it. that generation and the generation that succeeded it took the wrong turn. on slavery, and on the principle of state's rights. and once they took that wrong turn, i mean, virginia has become a political back water. it has never recovered its position. and it's been a source of segregation