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Transcripts For WTTG Noticias 65 20130220

and we re going to talk with them extensively with the court and they re related to his present predicament and that is not an excuse but a fact. reporter: in court, jesse jackson jr. said i did those things. as the judge read the charges. when asked if he was taking medication for his bipolar disorder that affected his judgement, jackson said, no, i have never been more clearer in my life. later, he was waiving a right to a trial. he had no desire to waist taxpayer s waste taxpayer s time or money. and jackson s father sat quietly ojotting down notes. later, his lawyer said he s hopeful that the judge will consider the former congressman s progress and treating his bipolar disorder. jesse s turned the corner there as well, and i think there is room for optimism, too. he has gotten great treatment and great doctors and has gotten his arms around his problem. time will tell but we are optimistic. reporter: later in a separate hearing, jesse jackson jr. s wife sandra l

Transcripts For WJLA Good Morning Washington At 500 20130220

i am scott thuman. i am cynne simpson. good morning. let s get to meteorologist jacqui jeras for the forecast. i am a little tired this morning, but i m not remembering pink overalls from the 1990 s. our concern is that there will be a few scattered small xbox that could catch you off guard this morning, black ice. a few scattered clouds lee xbo scattered slick spots. it s 35 degrees in d.c. right now. but it s 31 in martinsburg and 30 in gaithersburg, 29 in hagerstown. will make it up to 36 by noon, a 37 by 5:00. it will be feeling like 20 with winds gusting around 25 miles an hour today. let s find out if we re having trouble on the roads, with jamee. in manassas, there s a crash on rte. 234 northbound before dumphries road. police are responding and they should be there momentarily. on 95, you are getting through out of stafford, dale city over the occoquan lorton and newington, volume is light up to the beltway. no problems in montgomery county. there is a closu

Transcripts For WUSA Wusa 9 News At 6pm 20130215

it could create a manmade crisis courtesy of congress and send prices skyrocketing. i certainly don t want to pay higher prices for what s basically a political game. reporter: because congress can t agree on how to create a balanced budget, it s set in motion a meat cleaver approach known as sequestration. instead of cutting with a scalpel, all departments face devastating cuts. the department of agriculture says all food service inspection employees will face a 15 day furlough. their absence will affect more than 6,000 establishments such as processing plants which will face a $10 billion production loss. employees will lose $400 million in wages. if it happens, prices would go up, but it wouldn t be long before there just wouldn t be product. reporter: for smaller meat retailers like the organic butcher of mclean, they have more control over their supply because they age their beef, but if meat inspectors get furloughed 15 days, that will have an impact on the litt

Transcripts For CNNW Early Start With John Berman And Christine Romans 20170208

talking. it s 4:00 a.m. in the east. this is remarkable what we saw last night. one of the president s most fierce critics, elizabeth warren silence with majority leader mitch mcconnell in partisan on display. the drama unfolded when senator mcconnell invoked a rarely used rule on the nomination of attorney general jeff sessions. listen what happens when the attorney general tries to read a letter written in 1986 by martin luther king s widow. she was criticizing at the time. this is what it said, all mothers, daughters, sisters, fathers, sons and brothers mr. president they are mr. president the majority leader? the senator is s note tiffs by our colleague of colorado, senator warren, quote, said senator sessions has used the awesome power of his office to chill the free exercise of the vote, i call under provision rule 19. mr. president? senator from massachusetts. mr. president, i am surprised that the words of coretta scott king are not suitabl

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