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Three victims of crime in Washington, D.C., testified before Congress on Thursday about their dissatisfaction with their attackers' sentences, underscoring concerns about the uptick in violent crime rates in recent years in the nation's capital.
the president said he wanted a deal by friday, so lawmakers met with him at the white house day after day after day. they took a break on friday, and the president pushed again. >> if washington operates as usual, and can't get anything done, let's at least avert armageddon. >> joining me now, white house budget director, mr. lou. thank you for being here. >> thank you, candy. >> we are told by sources since the white house meeting on thursday and this morning, there has been no progress. do you concur? >> a lot has been going on since the white house on thursday night. >> there has ...