wjz has learned one of victims is community activist 73-year- old sally michael. they were getting into their car when a man who claimed to have a gun approached, leaned into the car and grabbed one of their purses, neither of the women were hurt. police have stepped up patrols and are reviewing tapes and cameras in the area. back to you. >> city police are also looking for who shot a man in east baltimore overnight. sky chopper 13 was over the scene. the 22-year-old says he was sitting in front of a house when someone opened fire on him, he is listed in serious condition. >>> a cat killer is headed to jail, yesterday a judge sentenced ethan wideman to 90 days in jail for animal mutilation. they announced their new headquarters, should the merger be approved. a decision is expected later this ,,,,,, >>> the next president of the united states. mitt romney, his wife ann romney. >>> the gop front-runner. yesterday was mitt romney's turn to be glitter bombed. gay right activists showered him as he arrived at a campaign stop in minnesota. but it didn't slow him down.

ee-year- old sally michaels.he and a friend were getting into their car outside petit louis tuesday night when a man who claimed to have a gun approached. >> i believe he said if you don't want to get shot give me your purse. >> he leaned into the car and grabbed one of their purses. one of them refused to turn over her handbag. a move police say could have been dangerous. >> the suspect appeared to get spooked and ran off. we do not urge people to confront suspects. just do what they ask. >> neither michael nor the other victim were hurt. but neighbors are worried that a potential gunman is still on the loose. >> that is kind of disturbing. i actually live maybe six blocks down that way on roland and i don't usually think twice about walking up here. >> police have stepped up patrols throughout the community and a text message was sent to neighbors to warn them about the crime. >> it is just disturbing news to hear. i have not heard too much about it around here. >> reporter: right now police don't have a detail

robbed as they were leaving the restaurant and we have learned one of the victims is 73-year- old sally michael. she and a friend were getting in their car outside petite louis tuesday night before 8:00 p.m. when a man who claimed to have a gun approached. >> i believe he said if you don't want to get shot give me your purse. >> reporter: he leaned into the car and grabbed one of the purses, one of the them refused to turn over her handbag, a move police say could have been dangerous. >> the suspect appeared to get spooked and ran off. we do not urge people could confront suspects. do what they asked. >> neither woman was hurt but neighbors are worried a potential gunman is still on the loose. >> this is disturbing, i actually live maybe six blocks down that way on roland and i don't usually think twice about walking up here. >> it is disturbing news to hear. i haven't heard too much about it around here. >> reporter: as of right now police do not have a detailed description of the suspect but they do say they will keep up these extra patrols for now. jessica, back to you. >> according to our m

in the year michael wedgewood, his parents were devastated by the loss of both of their mothers. sally also had surgery and cannot go back to work right away. >> we are getting behind. >> michael, armed with a degree in criminal justice, was not able to become a marine, found work is selling its cellphones for commission. after losing their house and saddled with a total of $2,000 in debt, michael's parents filed for bankruptcy last year. >> a very humbling. you think, wow, we make a decent amount of money. we keep up with everything. >> this bankruptcy attorney says she is on the front lines of the student loan crisis. >> i see people every day who are on the verge of losing their homes because they are paying student loan debt created by the children. >> you become more concerned about finding high-paying jobs than the one he said earhardt on -- you set your heart on. >> we will start off with a live view of hd doppler. storm's coming in from the west. that is the next storm heading our way. it will bring in rain chance is as we head into tomorrow. it is february, usually a month whe

michael co-here. political commentator, sally joins us. and he is don imus, bernie mcgirk. great to see you. with chris christie, just when you thought was safe to go back in the water, the pi nichk for chris christie continues and gives a lot of conservatives to actually want him to jump into this race. >> you may look at me and i'm looking for a fight, but i'm going to fight for things that are worth fighting for. my mother used to tell me all the time, be yourself because if you are, you don't have to worry about remembering who you pretended to be yesterday. so ladies and gentlemen, this is it, what you see is what you get. >> monica: you wonder why so many conservatives saying why isn't this guy in the race. >> we love his onions. he is blunt. he has big onions, i would say. you know what it is? i love this guy, straight talk and blunt. he voted gay marriage because he said he, he vetoed gay marriage but end of story. i think the chip has failed. but i can't understand why people are could less go around mitt romney. if obama loses the next election governor christie will run in four ye

. >> sally and her husband always believed in their son michael's dreams for the future. >> we woulde he would go into the marine corps as an officer and be able to pay off his loans. >> so they cosigned honest college loans -- on his. his parents were devastated by the loss of their parents. >> the bills were piling up and we were getting behind. >> michael has not been able to fulfill his dream of becoming a marine. but he did find work selling cell phone for minimum-wage. >> after losing their house, michael's parents and file for bankruptcy last year. >> it is humbling because you think, we make a decent amount of money. why can we keep up with everything? >> the bankruptcy attorney said she is on the frontline of the student loan crisis. >> i see people every day in the process of losing their homes because they are paying student loan debt created by their children. >> the skies may be getting a friendlier for travelers. apple is looking to sue eastman kodak. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> kodak just filed for bankruptcy and now apple is asking for the ok to su

michael jackson's autobiography. her love of history continued to inspire her. she published an early book about sallyhemmings and was trying get us to read the only known diary of a foot soldier which she discovered in a library. she continued to lobby and fight to save grand central station. she rarely talked about herself and gave almost no interviews, her evolution as a public figure inspired millions women to life life on their own terms and continues to do so today. when i was growing up she would say that she thought american history was boring because there were not enough women in it. i am glad that she helped change that now i would pliek to share my favorite parts of this. you will hear a section on the cuban missile crisis and a bit on the white house restoration i hope you enjoy it. ♪ >> during the times when -- how did you keep up winning and so on, how and when did he do it? >> he read in the strangest way. i could not read unless i had a rainy afternoon, he would read at the tables, at meals, he would prop open a book on his desk while he was doing his tie. he would read in little -- h

sally is the author of two books on the healthcare law, the and the "pipes plan" the top ten ways to dismeantle and replace obamacare. second, we'll hear from michael kanard, wrote the book of bad medicine. and finally, last but not least, we'll hear from grace-marie turner, president of the gayland institution. following enactment of the healthcare law, grace-marie and jim caputo, tom miller at the american enterprise institute, and ours truly, bob moffet of the heritage foundation, joined together to publish the book "why obamacare is wrong for america." please join me in welcoming them to heritage today. we'll start with sally. >> thank you, nina, and thank you, heritage. imdelighted to be here. with the historic vote the 2700 page patient protect andfordable care act was passed into may on march 23, 2010. how fast two years have gone. almost the second anniversary. as nina mentioned it was interesting to me that at the state of the union on tuesday evening, the president devoted only 44 words to healthcare reform and i think it has to do with the fact that only about 53% of americans support repeal of this legislation. so, i wrote my first book