the attack happened in the 1600 block of franklin street in west baltimore's harlem park neighborhood which has seen its share of violence. it still comes as a shock to long time residences like ladona. >> i never heard of nothing like that happening around here before. >> reporter: women we spoke with say they'll be checking the locks on their doors and try to make sure they're inside before dark. >> it makes me mad because it could have been me. i'm 20, an adult, and it could have been me. a lot of love go out for her family. >> reporter: the victim is a 30-year-old woman who neighbors say has lived here six months. police say she was beaten and raped last wednesday at 2:20 in the morning. unknown suspected forced her way into the home, struck her with a bat and then assaulted her. >> reporter: police say she was threatened with a knife and she was not alone in the house. >> this incident took place while the woman's children were in the house so he's a ruthless guy. >> reporter: the victim was able to help police put together this sketch of her attacker. investigators hope someone

, house ways & means committee and charlie rangel is also facing his own big tax problems and the harlemn for failing to report more than $1 million in outside income and this week, house democrats may be forced to abandon their support for mr. rangel. or state their support. as republicans push for a resolution to have him removed, as chair of the house ways & means committee. congressman john carter, a republican from texas wants to introduce the resolution and joins us now, thanks for being with us. before i ask you some questions, let me state that on thursday, i invited mr. rangel to appear on our air and he got back to us the next day and declined to do so, and my invitation to him now is a standing one, we'll keep track of it. and the reason is pretty important, congressman rangel writes our tax laws and the question is, is he a tax breaker and here's the accusations, we'll put them on the screen, and people can decide. he under reported more than a half million dollars in income. kept rent controlled apartments below market rates and failed to tell the irs of 75,000 in rental inc

celebrity chef who has turned into a renegade lunch lady has already brought it from cafeterias in harlemyork, to berkeley, california, and colorado. she tells us, she isn't stopping there. >> it's really, i mean, not easy to change but it's really changeable. i mean, you can change those chicken nuggets to roast chicken, tater tots to roast potatoes. >> reporter: parents came to hear her speak and experienced school lunch. chef ann style. >> it's really good. >> reporter: according to the cdc, one in three children born in the united states will develop diabetes. one in three. 30% of them are overweight. the cost to treat diabetes, $174 billion every year. >> we're going to pay now or we're going to pay later. we're going to pay now for healthy food and healthy kids or we're going to pay later with an obesity and diabetes crisis. >> reporter: cooper launched the free website called the lunchbox.org with 80 recipes to spread the healthy lunch revolution to schools all across the country. for today's health minute, i'm dr. sanjay gupta. >>> you have heard the old saying, when pigs fly, rig

they had someone employed whoz who was a messenger, to go to harlem, make the connections are, and bring back marijuana, lots of it. gretchen: any way that the family, the boysndu, coul not be involved? >> what i found, i don't believe that the sons knew precisely that there was this scheme, that it was completely phony. ruth kept the books early on when he just started working off a folding table in the apartment. and she -- i relate her, she's like bonnie of bonnie and clyde. she was along for the ride. she enjoyed the wealth. was she directly involved? probably not. she was more involved in her social activities and golf games. brian: it's all detailed in "the madoff chronicles." thank you. >> thank you very much. gretchen: thank you for stopping by. >> always great to be here. gretchen: doctors made a call at the white house, but they're all in favor of the president's plan. where is the balance? right here on "fox & friends." and no lab coats needed. there they are. high, balance. brian: that's the same hall brian ross walked down and bill frist. why are baked sales getting booted f

the democratic congressman from harlem, new york, discovered his net worth is twice what he thought.ty good day at the office far public servant. mr. rangel also realize head made tens of thousands of dollars more than he reported in many different years over the past decade. this is the most recent string in a series of financial bonanzas for mr. rangel who last year admit head had forgotten about $75,000 in rental income on his caribbean resort. whereas the same editorial also noted the congressman has failed to pay property taxes on two lots in new jersey, according to the new york post, that's not all. in order to avoid taxes and get lower mortgage rates, mr. rangel simultaneously claimed three primary residences. whereas an editorial in the september 17, 2009, edition of "the new haven register" stated, the ethics and tax complaints keep piling up against u.s. representative charles b. rangel, whose as chairman of the house ways and means committee controls writing the nation's tax laws. the new york democrat may write those law, but he apparently feels no obligation to obey the

the next part of this is if we know that swine flu was identified as a harlem last year and this yeara solution -- identified as a problem last year and this year we have a solution to it, that is one sennhenn have to look at a remedy that everyone has and we do not know for problems like distracted driving and we do not have an answer for them. the question really is the following appeare. we have talked about problems that currently exist, but there are so many problems that are an issue and will come out in time, but we have no way of addressing them. for example, you have legal driving at 0.08 and if you're using a cell phone at 0.06, what level are you out with that kind of destruction? we can wait a long time for data to come along and say, yes, this is a problem. do you see any way forward where we can actually start anticipating what these problems are going to be, or do we have to wait for the answers to pile up before we come up with answers? >> i certainly wish there was a wavy we could have a crystal ball and look into the future and see what the next highway issue is goin