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Ferguson police officer won't be charged in fatal shootingChico Harlan, Wesley Lowery, Kimberly Kindy Il y a 5 heures
FERGUSON, Mo. — A grand jury on Monday declined to indict police officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager, resolving a secretive, months-long legal saga and reigniting powerful frustrations about America's policing of African Americans. Read full article >>
Redskins Blog: Robert Griffin III benched; Colt McCoy to start against ColtsMike Jones
Washington Redskins coach Jay Gruden has decided to bench quarterback Robert Griffin III, and will now turn to Colt McCoy as the Redskins prepare for Sunday's game at Indianapolis, a person with knowledge of the situation confirmed. Read full article >>
Missouri officials triple National Guard deployment as Ferguson assesses damageChico Harlan, David Montgomery, Kimberly Kindy
FERGUSON, Mo. — Hours after Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon decided to triple the National Guard presence in a still smoldering St. Louis suburb, protesters again stood off with police late Tuesday on the streets of Ferguson, though there was no sign of the mass-scale arson and rioting that had caused so much destruction and soul-searching a night earlier. Read full article >>
Weather Gang: Eve of a messy winter storm: Weather model live blogJason Samenow
The I-95 corridor will likely be the dividing line between areas of snow and rain.
EPA plans tightening of restrictions on smog-causing ozoneJoby Warrick
The Obama administration is expected to propose restrictions on smog-causing ozone on Wednesday in a move that will address a major cause of respiratory illness for millions of Americans while also setting the stage for new clashes with the Republican-controlled Congress. Read full article >>
Inconsistency the only constant with evidence in Michael Brown caseSandhya Somashekhar, Steven Rich, Amy Brittain
The witnesses were seizing a midsummer Saturday. They were waking up from naps after leisurely breakfasts. They were fixing gutters and heading to their afternoon jobs. They were listening to gospel music in their cars. And then came the screech of tires that snapped their attention to the street. Read full article >>
Carly Fiorina actively explores 2016 presidential run but faces GOP criticsPhilip Rucker, Matea Gold
On a Republican presidential debate stage expected to be filled with more than a dozen current and former politicians, Carly Fiorina envisions herself standing out — as the only woman and the only CEO. Read full article >>
Education Department moves to regulate teacher preparation programsLyndsey Layton
The Obama administration unveiled a proposal Thursday to regulate how the country prepares teachers, saying that too many new K-12 educators are not ready for the classroom and that training programs must improve. Read full article >>
Islamic State imposes a reign of fear in Iraqi hospitalsErin Cunningham
BAGHDAD — After storming the Iraqi city of Mosul in June, the brutal Islamic State quickly solidified its control. Gunmen enforced its laws, and supportive imams preached at the mosques. But the jihadists were missing something — doctors. So last month, the Islamic State issued an ultimatum to physicians who had fled: Return to work, or we'll seize your property and you can never come back. Read full article >>
Friendsgiving, a new tradition to be thankful forEllen McCarthy
Shauna Alexander's Friendsgiving story began in the traditional way: She was avoiding her family. "I was having some tough times with my parents — as one does when they're 25," she recalls. "It was just growing pains with the folks." Read full article >>
Congressional plans to extend tax breaks hits snagsLori Montgomery
Congressional negotiators were considering a package of tax breaks Tuesday that would add as much as $450 billion to the federal budget deficit over the next decade, wiping out most of the revenue gains President Obama won from Republicans just two years ago. Read full article >>
Editorial: The Ferguson decision underscores the need for police body camerasEditorial Board
AFTER WEEKS of anticipation, protesters in Ferguson, Mo., heard on Monday night the news they had feared: A St. Louis County grand jury declined to indict Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson in the killing of Michael Brown, an unarmed African American teenager shot dead by Mr. Wilson this summer. Read full article >>
Singletary: No guilt trips over holiday gift cards; they've been at the top of wish lists for eight yearsMichelle Singletary
My husband and I were talking with our children about what they wanted for Christmas. All of them are in their teens, and any pretense of Santa has long been gone. The holiday has become their chance to break down our frugal barriers. Read full article >>
Unorthodox police procedures emerge in grand jury documentsTom Hamburger, John Sullivan
Michèle Flournoy takes herself out of the running to lead PentagonGreg Jaffe
After a night of violence in Ferguson, Nixon moves to prevent more destructionChico Harlan, Wesley Lowery, Jerry Markon
Weather Gang: Wednesday's East Coast winter storm shaping up to be a travel nightmare — timing and impactsAngela Fritz
While temperatures have been unseasonably warm early this week, snow is still likely to accumulate along coastal interstates, especially during periods of heavy snowfall.
Milbank: Bob McCulloch's pathetic prosecution of Darren WilsonDana Milbank
Ferguson reminds us that we still have a race problem in America. But the face of this problem is not Darren Wilson's. It's Bob McCulloch's. Wilson, the Missouri police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black teenager, is the target of most public ire. But no responsible person thought Wilson's killing of Michael Brown was premeditated. Even if prosecutors tried him on lesser charges of involuntary manslaughter, they might well have come up empty – and most people would have accepted that result of a fair trial. Read full article >>
Don't have a date to take home for Thanksgiving? Rent one online, instead!Caitlin Dewey
Michael Brown's family denounces prosecutor, condemns violenceElahe Izadi
Wonkblog: People literally have no idea how many calories are in their foodJason Millman
Ferguson violence broke the mold in three ways — one of which is just unfolding nowMarc Fisher, Wesley Lowery
Even as the president, live from the White House, said "there is inevitably going to be some negative reaction, and it will make for good TV," the news channels split their screens to show police shooting tear-gas canisters at protesters in Ferguson, Mo. — a presidential appeal for calm competing against frightening scenes of angry confrontation. Read full article >>
This government rule could cripple commercial drone flightDrew Harwell
One of America's most popular consumer drones, the DJI Phantom 2, is surprisingly cheap, lightweight and easy to fly, and lots of wedding photographers, farmers and real estate agents now depend on it for eyes in the sky. Read full article >>
The strange case of the air marshal who was stabbed by a needle during the Ebola outbreakTodd C. Frankel
The terminal at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, Nigeria, was packed. Inside, a small team of U.S. air marshals wormed its way through the crowd. They had a plane to catch: United Flight 143 to Houston. It was Sunday, Sept. 7, and that was the day's mission. Read full article >>
In Michael Brown's home town, a pause to listen — and then outrageDavid Montgomery, Wesley Lowery
FERGUSON, Mo. — After months of tension, marches and sporadic violence, and then the unbearable anxiety of waiting over the past few days, there was a surreal pause just past 8 p.m. local time Monday on the streets of Michael Brown's home town. Read full article >>
The turkey is not to blame for your Thanksgiving 'food coma'Ellie Krieger
Fact Checker: Giuliani's claim that 93 percent of blacks are killed by other blacksMichelle Ye Hee Lee
Why Darren Wilson said he killed Michael BrownTerrence McCoy
Two powerful explosions rock KabulSudarsan Raghavan, Daniela Deane
KABUL, Afghanistan — Two powerful explosions hit Kabul early Tuesday, one wounding six Afghan army soldiers, the latest in a series of insurgent attacks on high-profile targets. A roadside bomb targeted an Afghan National Army minibus, causing the injuries, police said. The second blast in the center of Kabul did not cause casualties, they said. Read full article >>
Iran nuclear talks extended for 7 months amid impasse ahead of deadlineCarol Morello, Karen DeYoung
VIENNA — World powers and Iran agreed Monday to extend negotiations over Iran's nuclear program for up to an additional seven months after they failed in a last-minute push to conclude a broad deal by a midnight deadline. Read full article >>
PostEverything: As a federal prosecutor, I know how hard it is to charge officers like Darren WilsonJenny Durkan
Ferguson decision reflects juries' tendency to give police benefit of doubt, experts sayKimberly Kindy
White House seeks a stronger hand at Pentagon to manage crisesGreg Jaffe, Rajiv Chandrasekaran
Obama awards Medal of Freedom to diverse group of activists, artists, scientistsPeggy McGlone
President Obama awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom — the nation's highest civilian honor — to a diverse and distinguished group of activists, artists, scientists and public servants Monday afternoon, including actress Meryl Streep, Congressman John D. Dingell, physicist Mildred Dresselhaus and musician Stevie Wonder. Read full article >>
The secret life of baggage: Where does your luggage go at the airport?Ashley Halsey III
Memo to the lady with the hot pink luggage tag: The six cans of Libby's pumpkin pie filling that you carefully knotted in that plastic supermarket bag for your flight to Australia are not going to explode. Read full article >>
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What's next? Justice continues its probe of Ferguson Police Department.Sari Horwitz
Swiss museum accepts Nazi-era art troveAnthony Faiola
BERLIN — A Swiss museum Monday accepted a priceless bequest by the late son of a Nazi-era art dealer, providing a home for long-hidden works by renowned masters while also pledging to set a new standard for vetting art looted during World War II. Read full article >>
WorldViews: Turkey's president says women are not equal to menElahe Izadi
Women's rights activists in Turkey are pushing back against new comments from President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who declared women unequal to men and said that being a mother is a woman's primary role in society. Read full article >>
How the Ferguson grand jury process worksKimberly Kindy
Now that a St. Louis County grand jury has finished three months of deliberations in the case against Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson, some aspects of the process will remain secret while others will be publicly disclosed. The Washington Post asked Ed Magee, spokesman for Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch, and other legal experts to help explain the law that governs the grand jury process. Read full article >>
Medical Mysteries: Doctors puzzled by woman's dizziness and amplified body soundsSandra G. Boodman
'That's it — I'm done," Rachel Miller proclaimed, the sting of the neurologist's judgment fresh as she recounted the just-concluded appointment to her husband. Whatever was wrong with her, Miller decided after that 2009 encounter, she was not willing to risk additional humiliation by seeing another doctor who might dismiss her problems as psychosomatic. Read full article >>
Milbank: With Chuck Hagel's departure, Obama is turning into George W. BushDana Milbank
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Convicted peeping Tom re-arrested for molesting family dog, still employed by MCPSKevin Lewis Il y a 5 heures
ROCKVILLE, Md. (WJLA) – Parents want to know why a convicted peeping Tom, now facing charges of animal sexual abuse, remains employed by Montgomery County Public Schools. Last November, Montgomery County Police arrested Joshua Greenberg, 29, of Montgomery Village, for spying on teenage girls as they changed in a locker room at Herbert Hoover Middle School in Potomac. Greenberg, who was a janitor at the school, entered a physical education office where he peered through a window with blinds. A group of half-clothed girls saw Greenberg's furtive glances and immediately notified school leaders. Upon reviewing school surveillance cameras, detectives saw the 29-year-old entering the private office around the time of the incident. During police questioning, Greenberg fessed up to the crime and admitted he was "sexually aroused [and] attracted while watching the victims change." In March, Greenberg pleaded guilty to a single count of Private Place Prurient Intent. Montgomery County District Court Judge James Sarsfield sentenced him to three years of supervised probation and ordered he pay $557 in fines. As part of his plea deal, Greenberg was required to complete 40 hours of community service and attend weekly counseling for psychiatric treatment. During an April 17 meeting with his court-assigned forensic social worker, Greenberg admitted to having an interest in juvenile females and added that, "his [November 2013] offense was not the first time he has done something like this, it was just the first time he had been caught." On June 5, Greenberg met with his probation officer, where he confessed to masturbating while watching a group of juvenile females at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds. The 29-year-old was completing community service hours at the time of the relapse. In mid-October, Greenberg attended a one-on-one session with his probation officer. According to court documents, he was, "visibly upset... sweating profusely, shaking and crying." During a follow-up session with his father and social worker present, Greenberg admitted to sodomizing and engaging in oral sex with his parent's black labrador retriever, Lilly. Montgomery County Police have since charged him with Perverted Practice, a felony in the state of Maryland. Despite a troubled trajectory of deviant sexual misconduct, ABC 7 News has learned Greenberg is still employed by MCPS. Following his November 2013 arrest, administrators quietly moved the janitor to the Shady Grove school bus depot along the 16600 block of Crabbs Branch Way in Derwood. In fact, his name, job title and email address are posted on the school district's website. "It's outrageous that he was allowed to continue as an MCPS employee," said Jennifer Alvaro, a Bethesda mother and sexual abuse therapist. "People are putting their blind faith and trust in a system that is time and time and time again proving they don't deserve it." ABC 7 News visited the Montgomery Village home Greenberg shares with his parents along the 9500 block of Snyder Mill Court. His mother answered the door with two dogs by her side. She denied any knowledge of the recent criminal case against her son, and then shut the door. "He must be in a really bad place," longtime neighbor and close family friend Joan Steinberg said. "He's a sweet kid, he's a good worker, he does whatever he's told and he tries hard. Don't judge when you don't know the whole story." MCPS spokesman Dana Tofig declined an on-camera interview, but released a written statement, saying: "As soon as the incident at Hoover Middle School was reported last year, the police were contacted, the employee was removed from the school, and he has not served in a school since. As a building maintenance worker in a bus depot, an employee would have no contact with students in any way. While we do not discuss the outcome of personnel investigations in the media, it is important to note that each investigation is different. The outcome of an investigation can be impacted by a variety of factors and circumstances that, while not appropriate to share publicly, need to be taken into account." Still, parents like Alvaro say there is no valid excuse for a school system to employ a convicted sexual offender. Period. "There should be complete and utter outrage and anger," Alvaro remarked. "I think the school system has proven that it will not and cannot clean this situation up on its own. There's something deeply disturbing and very wrong about that."
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Ferguson protesters rally across U.S. for second dayJay Korff, ABC News, ABC 7 News, Roz Plater
WASHINGTON (ABC News/WJLA) - Demonstrators took to the streets across the country for a second night, protesting the decision of a Missouri grand jury not to indict a white police officer in the killing of an unarmed black teenager. Though crowds were large and police made scattered arrests and closed streets as protesters marched, most of the protests were peaceful early in the evening. None of the demonstrations around the country were as violent as those in Ferguson, Mo., where buildings and cars were burned and stores looted after the St. Louis County Prosecutor's Office announced that a grand jury declined to indict Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson in the killing of Michael Brown. In the nation's capital, protestors gathered at Mount Vernon Square to send a message. The group chanted about what it called a pattern of unjustified police actions against people of color around the country. "We think we need to stand together and demand true justice in this case, not just for Mike Brown, but for all the other Mike Browns," said protestor Heather Benno. The group, hundreds strong, moved through the H Street corridor, briefly shutting down traffic, to Chinatown. Protestors locked arms while chanting "Hands up! Don't shoot!" In New York City, demonstrators started at Union Square at around nightfall, and then marched north to Times Square, where at least three protesters were arrested, ABC station WABC-TV reported. The crowd then split up, with some of the marchers heading towards the Lincoln Tunnel, one of the major crossing points from Manhattan to New Jersey. Police blocked the tunnel entrance, briefly closing it to traffic before the protesters moved on. Marchers also forced police to close portions of the FDR Drive, the main highway up the East Side of Manhattan, as the demonstrations continued. In Los Angeles, a demonstration in Leimert Park, organized by the Youth Justice Coalition, began at about 3 p.m. Shouting "Hands up, don't shoot," protesters marched eastbound down Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Leimert Park toward the Los Angeles Police Department Southwest station east of Western Avenue, ABC station KABC-TV reported. Crowds gathered on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard at the 110 Freeway briefly, but were stopped by a large police presence. Police prevented people from marching onto the freeway, which they had done Monday night. Marchers then began moving northbound on MLK. Tuesday's protest created some traffic disruptions, but the crowds were smaller than Monday night, when protesters filled the streets in downtown L.A. and even blocked the 110 Freeway, KABC-TV reported. In St. Louis, protesters disrupted downtown traffic for several hours by blocking major intersections, an interstate highway and a Mississippi River bridge connecting the city to Illinois. Police arrested several demonstrators who sat in the middle of Interstate 44 near the Edward Jones Dome and used pepper spray to disperse the crowd, The Associated Press reported. Demonstrators swarmed the steps of the federal courthouse, overturning barricades while chanting, "You didn't indict! We shall fight!" the AP reported. In Oakland, Calif., officials vowed not to allow a repeat of what happened Monday night, when dozens of people threw bottles, broke windows, set small fires and vandalized a police car. Oakland Police Chief Sean Whent said that 43 people were arrested and three officers were injured, including one who suffered a cut to the head after being hit by a brick. "We will not tolerate assaults on our staff or vandalism and destruction," he said. In Cleveland, several hundred people marched down a freeway ramp to block rush-hour traffic, protesting not only the decision in Ferguson but also the fatal shooting Saturday by an officer of 12-year-old Tamir Rice of Cleveland, who had a pellet gun that looked like a real firearm. "The system wasn't made to protect us," said one of the protesters, 17-year-old Naesha Pierce. "To get justice, the people themselves have to be justice."
Ferguson fallout hits home for Wizards? BealTim Brant
WASHINGTON (WJLA) – For Washington Wizards star Bradley Beal, the events in Ferguson really hit home. "It's really close. It's about 10 minutes from my house. It's definitely heartbreaking," said Beal, who is from St. Louis. Beal says he knew Michael Brown, the young man shot and killed during an altercation with police. "I've seen him around. I [didn't] have a personal relationship with him, but he was a big part of the area. A lot of people knew who he was and he was a big impact to our community." Beal - like the rest of us - watched the events unfold in Ferguson Monday night. "It's disappointing. It is what it is. There's a right and wrong way of going about things and hopefully people will be smart, and just be safe about the decisions they are making," he said. Beal says he's been in contact with his folks at home - hoping for the best. "I checked in on a lot of people last night – my friends, family – making sure that they were safe and not doing anything that they weren't supposed to be doing," he said.
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Obama on Ferguson: 'I don't have any sympathy' for protesters burning buildingsNewsChannel 8, ABC News
CHICAGO (ABC News) - With Ferguson, Missouri, bracing for a second night of violence and vandalism in the wake of the grand jury decision, President Obama warned protesters that "nothing of significance, nothing of benefit results from destructive acts." "I've never seen a civil rights law or a health care bill or an immigration bill result because a car got burned," Obama said at an afternoon event in Chicago Tuesday originally scheduled to promote his recent immigration action. "It happened because people vote. It happened because people mobilized. It happened because people organized." The president, who was briefed earlier today on the situation in Ferguson by Attorney General Eric Holder, said a grand jury decision not to indict Police Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown should be respected. But he said frustration over real or perceived police injustice was legitimate and needs to be addressed. "I have no sympathy at all for destroying your own communities. But for the overwhelming majority of people who just feel frustrated and pain, because they get a sense that maybe some communities aren't treated fairly or some individuals aren't seen as worthy as others, I understand that," Obama said. "And I want to work with you, and I want to move forward with you. Your president will be right there with you." Obama said a series of regional meetings between federal, state and local law enforcement officials and community and faith leaders would begin next week. They will be focused on "building trust" between communities and policy, and developing strategies to "make sure that law enforcement is fair." Senior Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett has taken a leading role in the initiative, according to the White House, keeping in regular contact with Missouri state officials and civil rights leaders. The president is "considering" a trip to Ferguson once the situation there stabilizes, officials said.
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Bathroom voyeurism: Man accused of filming woman on the toilet at D.C. libraryJennifer Donelan
WASHINGTON (WJLA) – A Northeast D.C. man was arrested last week for allegedly filming a woman using the toilet at Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library. "It put fear in me," said library patron Sharon Lancaster. "How secure am I, really?" "I could never think of that happening in this library, because I would just think people would know this place is a government building," said patron Felicia Price. According to court documents, last month a D.C. Library Police officer was patrolling the second floor of the building when he heard a woman yelling from the ladies' room to "Stop the man with the blue cell phone!" Officers ran to her side. She was yelling and pointing at 27-year-old Juan Randolph, whom she claimed was videotaping her on his cell phone while she was using the restroom. "Usually, they keep things tight; they make sure there's nothing going on in the men's room," said patron Secondo Farley. "How did somebody infiltrate the women's room?" "It's messed up. They need more security," said library patron Yetunde Solomon. Library police arrested Randolph after he reportedly gave them a written statement confessing that he used his cell phone to record in the ladies' restroom. Last week, Metropolitan Police went to his home looking for any other recording devices and computer equipment. During the search, Randolph reportedly told officers repeatedly that he had a problem.
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Virginia State Senator pushes marijuana decriminalization billCaroline Tucker
ARLINGTON, Va. (WJLA) -- Marijuana is no longer a taboo subject. "I would rather see people out and stoned than out and drunk," said Ryan D'Arville, a supporter of marijuana decriminalization. As more states and governments pass laws to decriminalize or legalize pot, the Commonwealth of Virginia is now the next state getting ready to tackle weed. A Virginia State Senator will bring his marijuana decriminalization bill to Richmond this January. "This is not going to legalize marijuana. It is going to make it no longer have a criminal penalty," said Senator Adam Ebbin, (D) 30th District, Virginia. He says too many African Americans are going to jail and too much money is being spent. "We are spending $67 million dollars of taxpayer funds to enforce marijuana prohibition," said Sen. Ebbin. Under the current law, a first offense will cost someone $500 and 30 days in jail. Sen. Ebbin's bill would reduce the fine to $100 and would only be a civil offense - like a parking ticket. However, distribution of pot would still be illegal. It would get reduced to a misdemeanor, if less than 1 pound, according to the legislation. The proposal is getting mixed reviews in Virginia. "It's bad because it is not good for the children," said Esmarta Billdoro, a mother. "That's just one less reason to take people to jail," said one man who did not identify. Jeremy Mayer is an associate professor at George Mason University and teaches government. He said the road to marijuana decriminalization is being paved, but this is just a start. "Virginia is still at heart a purple state, it is a state with a liberal, democratic governor, a conservative legislature. You are going to need a different Richmond to decriminalize marijuana," said Mayer, associate professor at GMU. State Senator Adam Ebbin said he knows the legislation is an uphill battle. "This certainly is going to be a tough bill to pass but it's an important conversation to have," said Sen. Ebbin. The next legislative session in Richmond begins in January. To take a look at the legislation, you can find it here: http://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?ses=151&typ=bil&val=sb686
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?Grinch? caught on video stealing Md. woman?s packageBrad Bell
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (WJLA) – Some call them the Grinches who steal Christmas—they are front porch package thieves and they are a growing problem. Now, as the big online shopping season kicks off, an Upper Marlboro woman armed with high-definition security cameras is fighting back. Brandy Terrell tells ABC7 Maryland Bureau Chief Brad Bell she expected a package last Wednesday. She even got a delivery confirmation email from the shipping company, but when she got home her porch was empty. "Oh my gosh, I was livid!" she said. So, Terrell checked her home security video system and was amazed to see she caught the thief on camera. "I was furious, because he looks very comfortable walking up to the house," she said. In the video (see below), a man in a bright blue jacket can be seen parking a gray car and walking casually up to Terrell's door. He picks up the box and walks away. Terrell says she had to do something. "I felt like, you know, it was an invasion of privacy and my space for somebody to be so comfortable to come on a property they don't own and take something that doesn't belong to them," she said. When police failed to follow up on her call, Terrell reached out to 7 On Your Side. Bell forwarded the video to Prince George's County Police and detectives are now working the case. Police are also urging caution on the part of consumers. A PGPD spokesperson suggests packages be delivered to places of employment, so they're not left sitting on a porch. Terrell says she plans to keep shopping online, but may choose deliveries requiring a signature. She also says she hopes the man in the blue jacket is caught with the set of mugs she ordered. "I want my mugs, very nice M&M mugs, by the way," she added.
Support, opposition for Obama immigration move tied to ideologySkip Wood
ARLINGTON, Va. (WJLA) – Bravo, says liberal talk-show host Mark Levine of Alexandria. Boo-and-hiss, says conservative Corey Stewart, chairman of Prince William County's Board of Supervisors. Back and forth they went Monday on NewsChannel 8's NewsTalk, with their primary point of contention being President Obama's executive order last week that gives some 400 million undocumented immigrants – mostly Hispanic -- a temporary reprieve from deportation. It wasn't so much a debate as it was a regurgitation of talking points and ideology. Stewart, who helped make a name for himself by using an iron fist to crack down on illegal immigrants in his county, insisted that Obama "over-stepped his bounds." Levine, a nationally known pundit who tried but failed in his attempt to replace retiring Virginia congressman Jim Moran (D), insisted that "Republicans should get to work and pass a bill." Criminals appeared to be the crux of Stewart's concern. Obama indicated weeding out felons would be a top priority when determining who leaves and who stays. "There's a big difference between what the president says and what's happening on the ground," he said. ". . .Who they consider criminals are felons (yet) we have a whole series, in Prince William County alone, of people who have committed very serious misdemeanors, malicious wounding, sexual assault, domestic assault, indecent liberties with children. "Under the president's policy, those aren't considered serious crimes. . . They're not felonies but they certainly do endanger the public, and those people have been released by the president. . .and now provided sanctuary." Levine countered with the fact that the government doesn't have the funds for a fine-tooth comb. And besides. . . "The immigration law is already pretty harsh," he said. "People can be deported for using marijuana. It's that small of a violation, and so the answer is, if the Republicans don't like the specifics, they know what they can do. They can pass a law in the House." Stewart, meanwhile, pointed out he's glad the bipartisan immigration legislation passed by the Senate never came to a vote in the House, that it didn't do enough to ensure local enforcement. He also said the president is trying to "play Latinos" with his executive action. "He's counting on the fact this is somehow going to win the Latino vote in 2016 for Democrats," Stewart said. "I think they can see through it. I don't think it's going to have any lasting effect." firstname.lastname@example.com
Reflections on Marion Barry: Trailblazer who survived scandalSkip Wood
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New Product | Sales
We are
holding a Snowboard Swap Sale the first weekend of December. The Swap is a
change for our customers to bring in their old gear they would like to sell.
Buy or
sell used snowboards, boots, bindings, outerwear, and accessories. This is the
best time of the year to get new, used, and closeout gear!!!!
If you
want to sell some items on the swap, Check-In starts on Saturday November 30th
here at the store and ends on Friday December 5th.
There is
no check-in fee for items you want to sell. For items that sell, there is 0%
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Snowboard Swap Sale will be on Saturday December 6th and Sunday December 7th.
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We are
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store for our first-ever Snow Demo. This will be an opportunity for you to try
out new gear from your favorite brands to see what you want to buy for the
season. Whether you're looking for a new board or a new pair of boots, this
will give you a chance to "test drive" the gear you are interested in for
We are
also going to be having a few Snowboard events/contests going on throughout the
day. We will be holding the Bald E-Gal Cup, Airblaster will be holding a Method
Contest, Viktor Simco and The Interior Plain Project will be doing a Ollies for
Alzheimer's High Ollie Contest, and Burton will be providing a Riglet Park for
first time shredders. There will also be music and food/drink specials going on
throughout the day at Powder Ridge.
This is
an all day snowboard event open to anybody who would like to participate!
Nitro, L1, Burton, Analog, The Interior Plain Project, Neff, Howl, Holden, Ashbury,
Capita, Union, Volcom, Crab Grab, Celtek, Electric, Skullcandy, Stepchild,
Coalatree, DC, Dakine, Salamon, Monument, Rome, ThirtyTwo, and MORE!
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Demo Starts (and runs until 6:00pm)/ Bald E-Gal Cup Registration Starts
Bald E-Gal Cup Qualifier (top 25 make finals)
Airblaster Method Contest
Ollies for Alzheimer's
Bald E-Gal Cup Finals (Winner gets $1000 cash from Skullcandy)
Demo ends
The Demo
will be free. The only cost for the day is $20 to enter the Bald E-Gal Cup. You
will need to have a lift ticket to participate in the Snow Demo and of the
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Volcom Go Figure Boots | Black | $89.95
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Adidas ZX Vulc Shoes | Black / Solid Grey / Solar Blue | $69.95
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Nike SB Lunar Janoski Shoes | Black / White | $109.95
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The Hundreds by Todd Bratrud Capsule Collection just landed here at the store and it is everything you have come to love from Bratrud's artwork. Featuring black Sharpie art on black clothing, this collection is sneaky loud. If you are a fan of any of Bradtrud's art or deck graphics you need to check out this offering.
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Minnesota Local Alec Majerus went pro for Flip Skateboards earlier this summer, and we had a hard time keeping enough of his boards in stock. We finally got some more of his graphics in from Flip, above is his P2 Odyssey Series Deck that features carbon stringers in-between the wood plys for a strong board that lasts longer.
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Fallen Roach Shoes | Black / Purple Acid | $64.95
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The Almost X DC Comics Youth Complete Skateboards turned out pretty dope. These are the perfect board for that young kid looking to start skating- legit wood from a legit brand, plus the trucks and wheels can transfer onto their next board when they grow into a bigger size.
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→Red Intro
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→A Little Prayer
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→Handle This
→Waiting (All Night)
→Have Your Way
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When San Francisco attorney Dismas Hardy gets a call saying his wife never picked the kids up from school, he's worried. Frannie's a great mother. Turns out there's a good explanation: she's in jail. Unbeknownst to her husband, Frannie has just appeared before a grand jury--and refused to share a crucial piece of information about her friend Ron, who's accused of killing his wife. Now it's up to Dismas to race the clock and find a culprit, all the while wondering: Why would his wife go to jail to protect another man? Who really killed Bree Beaumont--and why? He's looking for the truth. But he's not quite sure he wants to find it…
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Chandler's opened it's doors in december of 1999 behind the historical symons general store building. It's a cozy place with only 50 seats in the main dining room & 10 seats at the bar. When real estate is too tough to find - it's standing room only! For a change of scenery, guests can enjoy dining in the wine cellar where they are surrounded by the 4,000 bottle collection that serves both the restaurant and Symons General Store. In the warmer months, guests can choose to dine outside, on Chandler's brick courtyard.
At Chandler's, guests can rent the wine cellar for private functions. We can seat up to 48 guests in the cellar. Generally we serve a four course tasting menu with options in each course.
Chandler's is proud to offer live entertainment every night all summer long.
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chandler's wine list - subject to change
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You bought Brandon Call of Duty Black Ops?" "Yeah..." "You're a downass mofo!
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Windows 7 x64
How do I make partitions in running window or save window
I have windows 7 home premium genuine.
When I purchased ,there was only one drive 'C' but now I want to make partitions , pls inform how can I do that as I also want to install again same window ?
It may increase the system performance.
My laptop specs are ;
Dell inspiron n5110 , core i7 , 4gb ram , 500 gb hard disk , 1gb nvidia graphics.
When I run "Full scan" Mcafee it becomes slow ; how can I improve it ?
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|11 Aug 2012
Windows 7 Ult. x64 Windows 8.1 x64
You need to shrink the C: partition to smaller size, and then create a new partition in the previously used space - I recommend you use Partition Wizard 7 for this task. Refer to Option 3 here:
Partition Wizard : Use the Bootable CD
If you want to clean install Windows 7, then use this tutorial:
Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
I would uninstall McCrappee, and replace it with MSE - it is lighter on resources:
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Win7 x 6 PC's
Yes, replace MucAfee immediately with MSE. It is the worst AV of all and causes endless problems.
Then work through these steps to Clean Up Factory Bloatware and Optimize Windows 7 which may solve your performance issues.
If you decide to Clean Reinstall follow the steps in the link Golden provided above which explain how to decide which partitions to keep, if any. You can create and format your desired partitioning during install if not.
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Kempinski Al-Othman Hotel, Al-Khobar
Opening in 2015
Kempinski Al-Othman Hotel, Al-Khobar, boasts 141 rooms, 57 suites and 20 elegantly appointed serviced apartments. Nine restaurants and cafes are sure to bring innovative cuisine experiences to the local market. The hotel's exciting leisure facilities include a fully equipped gym, a swimming pool and Kempinski's luxury Resense Spa brand. Corporate guests could avail themselves of various facilities including a particularly impressive suite of function rooms comprising two banquet halls of 1,080 square metres each.
The hotel is centrally located on King Saud Road, at the epicentre of the Al-Khobar / Dammam / Dhahran conurbation and it is expected to become Al-Khobar's leading luxury hotel.Pre-opening office:
c/o Kempinski Hotel Ajman
P.O. Box 3025
United Arab Emirateswww.kempinski.com/alkhobar
Telephone +971 6 745 1555
Fax +971 6 745 1222
Kempinski Hotel Summerland Beirut
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The eagerly-awaited entry by Kempinski Hotels into Beirut, which has long been famed as "the Paris of the Middle East", is located close to downtown Beirut and the international airport. Present day Beirut, which is filled with a vibrant and sophisticated culture yet continues to maintain the traditional warm welcome offered to its guests, will be complemented by this 22,000 sqm resort which consists of a 5,000 sqm private beach and is an ideal location to celebrate weddings and other special occasions.
Renowned for its golden sandy beach on the Mediterranean coast, the resort will have 153 Hotel keys and 73 luxurious furnished "village" apartments, banqueting facilities designed to attract large –scale conferences and trade fairs along with Restaurants, Lounges and Bars offering refined International, Mediterranean and Lebanese cuisine.
The resort also features a private marina with 47 berths, available on both a rental and purchase basis, a 1,500sqm Spa, indoor and outdoor pools, water-skiing, sailing and diving as well as a variety of other leisure activities offered to guests.Pre-Opening Office:
Kempinski Hotel Summerland Beirut
Al Akhtal Al Saghir
P.O. Box 11-7791
Beirut, Lebanon
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Doctor Louisa Hann at Blue Ridge Internal Medicine is seeing an increase in patients complaining about tick bites and poison ivy.
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Also at Crozet Family Medicine, Doctor Amie Munson says patients are being treated for allergies, tick bites and poison ivy.
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