year-old kneel suffered a cut on his head and two dislocated fingers when he was attacked up at the timothy house. the attacker ran away empty handed. adam myselfer of the politics myselfer having revealed that tax credits were alone in the candidate she claimed as her primary president. sued for 2 is million dollars but later dropped the suit. famer product lives along the route. >> i thought him walking on a pathway -- a flat pathway to his front gate and i yelling out at him and mentioned the ball suite. >> myselfer revolves tried to take a swing at him. >> and he did misme. >> why is it? >> under cover detectives who were in the neighborhood saw the whole thing. they say he had a handgun. he said has a conceal permit. turns out that permit expires in march. he tells wjz i did not brannish a gun and did not swing at him. state attorneys is deciding whether to file charges. >> he should resign immediately . >>> city fire recruits are vindicated in a cheating scandal. he said he couldn't find enough evidence that the 20 cadets seated on the stand. one instruction is in trouble for giving out con

the man in hallway of -- robber attacked the man in the hallway of an apartment building at the timothy house began to hit him with the cane and robber grabbed the cane and hit the man. victim fell and dislocated his finger and the robber fled with nothing. >>> police in sykesville are trying to get guns off the streets and they have turned in a turned in practice. the guns will be destroyed and ammo will be turned over to the state fire marshal's office for proper disposal. >>> about 2 dozen occupy wall street protesters are expect to be in dc today after a two- week, 240 mile march from new york. it is called occupy the highway and along the way, they picked up protesters in new jersey, pennsylvania, delaware and here in maryland. the group planned to be in dc for the announce men from the super committee on possible cuts and increases regarding tax but an organizer says occupy says the failure they reached thsuper committee failed to reach an agreement and that will strengthen protesters message. >>> millions from the occupying the highways and airports for the next couple days and you thi

the building. all 60 units at timothy house are subsidized housing. but in recent years have opened up to anyone who is disabled. that's when the trouble started. >> you know, we try to tell the office, please don't let anymore young people in here, because it started when the young people started moving in here. >> timothy house does have a building security system and managers say they can't legally keep younger tenants out. >> we have to take disabled people in here. we have to abide by fair housing laws and anybody that applies has equal chance to get in. >> john hanrahan, fox 5 news. >>> thieves with an eye for fashion are stealing high end glasses. these are pictures of the people that police are tracking right now. 17 pairs have been lifted from four stores in the alexandria and falls church areas. investigators say every time these thieves strike, one of them distracts an employee while another pockets the glasses. police believe these crimes are connected it a string of similar crimes in montgomery county. >>> dozens of local families and busi

and in spite of the rigorous living conditions there are some who are even willing to move here. everybody who travels with us knows how much i love this house. timothy's dream is to purchase a house and the small plots around it with a high wind swept water site it's always cold here but timothy and his son leo need keep coming back. you know but it is a divine place because of the wind the cold weather and the ocean not to mention i knew island over there these lands are amazing. meanwhile sixty kilometers south of the arctic tundra lies a totally different landscape but i didn't since there is or is behind these technical installations. we always have to unlock the gate before entering it. now will open it like this. there's there is there is territories under lock and key and as you can see the gate is quite massive now we can go in peace way please when the reserve was being created in one thousand nine hundred two and most of the military installations built soon after world war two had become obsolete or fallen into decay what was once a border guard tower was renovated and handed over to the reserve now all mythology is the former military inst

he's doing without the cane lately because it was taken away from him during a hallway robbery friday night and broke over his head. and this happened at timothy house on washington street in annapolis. mr. godden had come home from the point of impact licko racetrack and -- from pimlicoeracy track. >> and right here and got down him. and -- on the floor. >> reporter: the assailant started going too his pockets but the 92-year-old fought back. >> and i had the key and him -- [ indiscernible ] >> he hit you in the head? >> yes, the stitches right here. >> reporter: he showed us the three stitches an e.r. physician put in his scalp. two of his fingers were also broken in the scuffle. the thief got away with $20 before running down the stairwell and leaving the building. al 60 units are subsidized housing which, used to be for senior citizens only. in recent years, opened up to anyone disabled and that is when the trouble started. >> we tried to tell the officers not to let anymore young people in here. it started when they started moving in here. >> reporter: timothy house has a building security system and managers say they can't legally keep younger

the white house. all the candidates are doing their best to set themselves apart from the rest of the pack. >> i think that the patriotic act is unpatriotic. >> timothy mcveigh succeeded. that is the whole point. [applause] timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans. i do not want a law this is after losing a major american city, we will come and see you -- and save you. >> the president was also targeted. >> this is one thing we know about barack obama. he has essentially handed over our interrogation of terrorists to the aclu. our cia has no ability to have any form of interrogations for terrorists. >> much of the arguing on troop pullout to buy ran -- of iraq and afghanistan. >> i think the american people are getting very tired about where we find ourselves today. >> are you suggesting that we take all of our troops out next week? >> and provocative subjects like should muslim americans face borscht strict scrutiny by -- face more short scrutiny by tsa? more major slipups or gaffs other thenan for getting the moderator's name. [laughter] >> despite that moment of levity, you heard a lot of serious debate tonight. in the spin room, the only candida

the u.s. treasury secretary, timothy geithner, he's been addressing asia-pacific finance ministers, and he's been airing his concerns about europe's readiness to get its house in order. >> crucial to all of us that europe move quickly to put in place a strong plan to restore financial stability. we're all directly affected by the crisis in europe, but the economies of the asia-pacific region, the economies you saw gathered here today are in a better position than most countries are to take steps to strengthen growth in the face of the pressures from europe. now, in this context, the principal focus of our discussions as finance ministers was about how to help strengthen growth around the world, make it more balanced and sustainable in the future. the finance ministers here have voiced their support for last week's pledge by the g-20 leaders to support the global recovery. >> well, that's timothy geithner. they've got concerns about italy and about greece, as have all the other eurozone neighbors at the moment. and greece is hoping it can put some of its turbulence to one side at last. a new government, a government of national unity, is to be sworn in very

the economy. it is in my will house. this is not something i need to get briefed on by timothy geithner. i have spent my life in the economy. i worked as a consultant to different companies, helping them do better jobs, and then began a business of my own and lard from that experience. i helped run the olympics. we invested in about 100 different businesses, a wide array, from high-tech to low- tech manufacturing. we even started a steel rail. i understand the economy. when i am posting up against barack obama in those debates and we are talking about the economy, i will speak with credibility. i would describe why what it is he did make it hard for this economy to get free booted. i actually think he is a nice guy. i did think he is out of this league and does not understand what it takes to lead and get the economy going again. there is the secret. pass it along to the dnc 7 know it is coming. -- so they know it is coming. >> thank you for being here, governor. with the economic uncertainty and to give any assurances that your administration would not change the rules and taxation on wh

the white house. here are the highlights. >> i think the patriot act is unpatriotic because it undermines our liberty. i'm concerned, as everybody is, about the terrorist attack. timothy mcveigh was a vicious terrorist. he was arrested. i have a personal belief that you never have to give up liberty for security. you can still provide security without sacrificing our bill of rights. >> do you want to respond, mr. speaker? >> yeah. timothy mcveigh succeeded. that's the whole point. timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans. i want a law that says you try to take out an american city, we're going to stop you. >> is it okay for muslim-americans to get more intensive pat-downs or security when they go through airports than christian-americans or jewije jewish americans? >> no, blitz. that's oversimplifying it. i happen to believe that if you allow our intelligence agencies to do their job, they can come up with an approach. i'm sorry, blitz. i meant wolf, okay? blitz, wolf. >> thank you, cain. >> we haven't done a very good job defining and articulating what the end point is in afghanistan. i think the american people are getting very fired about where we find ourselves t

following that, at 8:40 eastern, more from the conference with remarks by treasury secretary timothy geithner. he discussed the economic crisis in europe, housing issues and the future of the u.s. and global economies, both of those events tonight on c-span. and also today at that "wall street journal" conference, former chairman of the national commission on fiscal responsibility and reform, the debt commission, bowles and simpson discussed the u.s. deficit and urged the joint deficit reduction committee to find solutions by the november 23 deadline. this is 35 minutes. >> we're going to talk a little bit about the pocketbook and its condition. i'm wondering, given the dimension of this problem, if we could take just a minute to do a little bit of laying of the land, landscape. and then address immediately something on the mind of the c.e.o. group. every year i talk with the c.e.o.'s at this session, there are inevitabley the discussion of uncertainty about the future comes up. we don't know what the regulatory structure's going to be, what the tax structure's going to be, what the health care structure is going to be. so wen can't make busine

the suspects hatched a plot at a waffle house and had what they called a bucket list of government officials they wanted to asass assassinate. they talked about blowing up a whole building like timothycveigh did. the feds say the men had stockpiled guns and ammunition, including bullets for sniper rifles and say two of them were attempting to make ricin, a biological toxin that can be lethal in small doses. the defense argues the suspects were just grumpy old men. after all they range in age from 55 to 73. in the end, they could get more than a decade each in prison. the voters have spoken, shooting down two of the biggest ballot measures in this year's election. in one case, supporters say they're already planning to try again. plus, a mom says her little boy vanished after she left him alone in unmarked car. her husband claims she dreamed about killing the toddler. there is a new part of the story that cops say simply does not work. you ran out of gas, did you? new information there. and the cops tell us she is the only member of the family refusing to take a lie detector test. mom, what happened to your child? a live update next. @?Ñ what's going on here? hey, whats up guys? thi

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washington, the former house speaker, newt gingrich, said he would look at strengthening the patriot act passed after 9/11 after elected. congressman ron paul disagreed strongly. he said timothy mcveigh was caught and executed without the patriot act. >> i have a personal belief that you never have to give up liberty for security. you can still provide security without sacrificing our bill of rights. >> i want to bring others in. do you want to respond, mr. speaker? >> yeah. timothy mcveigh succeeded. that's the whole point. timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans. i don't want a law that says, after we lose a major american city we're sure going to come and find you. i want a law that says, you try to take out an american city, we're going to stop you. >> racial profiling also came up. herman cain and rick santorum said it should be used to prevent attack. joining me donna brazile, ari fleischer, dana loesch, erin burnett. david gergen, the patriot act, conservative libertarian split that has existed since this was passed right after 9/11 came out in full force tonight however. >> absolutely. ron paul, i should tell you, john, he continues to speak well for the libertarian

timothy geithner, the treasury secretary, issued this warning. >> no option is off the table. including the possibility of imposing additional sanctions on the central bank of iran. >> national security advisor tom donlin added that the white houseable. >> even as we keep the door open for diplomacy, president obama has said as recently as la week we are not taking any options off the table. >> learned that at central command in tampa, the u.s. military has been planning in recent weeks, in the event that it has to strike iran's nuclear program militarily. there is some assumption that israel may attempt to go it alone and the u.s. military's planning in the event of that. >> shepard: speaking of planning. what's iran threatening in return of all of this? >> well, iran is almost daring israel to strike. a member of the iran's revolutionary guard said, in fact, that iran's retaliation for such a strike would leave the jewish state in the dust bend of history. the iranian commander vowed his country's response would involve ballistic missiles. a spokesman for iran's foreign ministry called the new sanctions psychological warfare. quote: the sanctions reflect the elm nit toward our nation and are to be condemned. -- 2012 could be a

the economy. it is in my will house. this is not something i need to get briefed on by timothy geithner. i have spent my life in the economy. i worked as a consultant to different companies, helping them do better jobs, and then began a business of my own and lard from that experience. i helped run the olympics. we invested in about 100 different businesses, a wide array, from high-tech to low- tech, manufacturing. we even started a steel rail. i understand the economy. when i am posting up against barack obama in those debates and we are talking about the economy, i will speak with credibility. i would describe why what it is he did make it hard for this economy to get free booted. i actually think he is a nice guy. i did think he is out of this league and does not understand what it takes to lead and get the economy going again. there is the secret. pass it along to the dnc 7 know it is coming. -- so they know it is coming. >> thank you for being here, governor. with the economic uncertainty, and to give any assurances that your administration would not change the rules and taxation on

house. he wouldn't take any questions or make any statements. timothy curley and gary schultz have been charged with failing to report allegations of abuse that occurred on university property. possibly theng fact to come out is how far back the suspected abuse goes. jason carroll reports. >> reporter: the allegations of sexual abuse by former penn state defensive coordinator jerry sandusky go back to the mid-1990s. several alleged assaults occurred on the penn state campus, the most shocking in march of 2002. >> sandusky was seen committing a sexual assault on a young boy of about 10 years of age. it was reported to university officials by a graduate assistant who happened to be in the building late one friday evening. >> reporter: that graduate assistant reported the incident to longtime head football coach joe paterno in this statement paterno said in part it was clear that the witness saw something inappropriate involving mr. sandusky. he goes on to say, because sandusky was already retired at that point, i referred the matter to university administrators. >> we believe all the pieces are in place -- >> reporter: that administrator was timothy curley, penn state's athletic director.

the children of those in the housing authority. thank you. [applause] >> now we will have the medal of valor presentation for sgt timothy paine, sergeant james o'malley, sgt gregory kane, officer william eleiff, and officer steven stearns. [applause] >> on may 5, 2004, a round in o'clock p.m., there was an attempted kidnapping of strangers of a woman and her son. the suspect proceeded in a chevy trailblazer and used a large caliber gun and fled westbound on any street. the suspect's description was broadcast five minutes later at 8:05. two minutes after that, officer eleiff saw the suspect vehicle and paged and began following it. as he broadcast, holding a court microphone, his location, the vehicle sped off at a high rate of speed. opposite the live activated his lights and sirens and pursue the vehicle. the suspect drove west on haight and then northwest on the visitor. the suspect drove northbound in the southbound lanes of the visitor. of azeri live broadcast a license plate as the suspect turned west on hayes. the suspect drove north on broadway and fired one shot at officer eleiff. , -- stearns, and kane. those shots can be heard of t