we have teamed up with our media partner, the washington guardian, to bring you this exclusive storr,irst on fox. fox. security at one of america's nuclear facilities is no match for an elderly nun. megan rice was among three protestors who call themselves " transform now plowshares" -- that evaded all means of detection a week ago -- getting inside in the y-12 national security complex n tennessee.[sot in phillip swarts]sot in "15:49 "so you actually have an 82 year old nun able to get in the facility, and they made it uranium is housed.."trt=05much of america's weapons grade uranium is thought to be housed there. a key element needed o make nuclear bombs. nationally renowned security expert michael greenberger says america is setting itself up for a national disaster. [sot in michael greenberger ]"sot in 25:21 "the problem here is if a terrorist is able to get loose in one of these facilities they could cause untold damage."trt=:08 according to the washington guardian, the same facility, has come under the scrutiny of the department of energy for mishandled explosives to reports of

however, she lost contact with the kids about ten days so her guardian status was suspended. later this month the judge will decide whether to make t.j.'s guardian status permanent. >>> in a moment we'll be back with uncle sam's piece of that gold medal pie. >>> womening at the olympics is going to be costly for some olympians, especially the americans. in addition to winning the bling, olympians get an hahn rare january, $25,000 for winning gold, $15,000 for silver and $10,000 for bronze. but in america, that has to be taxed because technically it's income. tax on gold comes out to nearly $9,000. silver is just over $5,000. and bronze about $3500. republican congressman mark rubio is working on a bill which would exempt medal-winning athletes from taxes. >> when they get that money they deserve to take it all home. >> look at michael phelps. >> that's going to do it for us. "nightly news" is next and we'll be back at 6:00. we'll see you then. >>> on our broadcast tonight from london one of the most momentous days of these summer games. big news tonight in two signature sport

or so seconds we've got some breaking news i want to bring up today with big story britain's the guardian newspaper reporting this morning that ecuador's president has agreed to grant wiki leaks editor julian assange political asylum been holed up you may recall in the country's london embassy since june waiting for the latin american state to make his decision is wanted on sex crimes charges in sweden but has been fighting extradition for months he a whistleblower believes from stockholm he could be shipped straight off to the u.s. to be tried for exposing america's secret diplomatic cables so the latest we've got now britain's guardian newspaper reporting now we want to confirm that as well of course rafael career didn't mention that last night did say there would be some sort of decision made either way within the week but the guardian to say seems to go in with we will be very much across to keep you up to date within the next. you can bank on. fresh clashes a flare up in bahrain anti-government protesters were met with tear gas and rubber bullets with reported injuries and arrests me

additionally michael has named katherine guardian of his three heirs. now michael's will and katherine's guardianship are under attack from relatives who have been cut out. but a family power struggle is one thing. kidnapping another. >> late saturday night katherine raising his kids reported missing. >> sunday july 22nd michael's daughter paris tweets, yes my grandmother is missing i haven't spoken with her in a week. i want her home now. >> at this point the kids france 15, paris 14, blanket 10 years old had not seen their grandma for 7 days. rejecting explanations from her uncle and aunt janet jackson paris pleads gishthly to t dire the public. >> if any one sees my grandmother call the police or this number. thank you so much. >>> where is grandma? the teens tweet sets up a nationwide search. >> took down a report we have been attempting to contact her. >> a bizarre family drama plays out in full view at the heart his money and the fact that father joe and siblings including the four involved in this escapade randy, jermaine, janet and recommend my

>> he is michael jackson's niece and tj is now co guardian of michael jackson's three children. we are live from las vegas. can you tell us first of all are you speaking with the consent of your legendary family tonight? >> yes, i am. i am speaking with the consent of one relative. >> and which of those relatives specifically know you are on the program tonight? >> i don't want to say who. >> have you spoken with your brother tj since he has been granted custody of your cousins paris and prince and blanket? >> i have not. it is a lot going on right now. everybody needs their space. i am going to give it to them. everybody needs to hash out what's going on. there's a court hearing going on. i have to let them be. i tried to speak to my grandmother and she did not come to the phone. that's okay. she needs her time to rest. it's a lot on her. >> did you know where she was during her disappearance? >> yes, i did. i knew that she was not kidnapped. that -- it's foolish. she wasn't kidnapped. this situation right now is hard. ses hard for her traumatizing for the family. she just need

. -- coy-guardian -- coh guardian. >>> the san ofrofry commission is holding a -- onofry is holding ating to decide whether that plant should be shut down permanently. >>> it's official. the city of san bernardino has filed for bankruptcy. they face a $45 million budget shortfall. officials say lost revenue from the housing crisis as well pass an overall economic downfall are to blame. >>> well, marin city lead course take a major step today in becoming a -- leaders could take a major step today in becoming a city. officials are gonna vote on whether to form a study to study the benefits and drawbacks of becoming an independent city. it would have to set up a city council, police and fire districts. >>> the council -- the councilmembers voted against restoring the plastic bags. they will implement a ban on stores of sales of $2 million and more. that's set to go into effect january 1st next year. >>> a special ktvu report reveals millions of taxpayer reports were spent on a faulty traffic sensors devices. the system cost between $60 million and $80 million. >> right now, we have a fai

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on the guardian syrian regime t.v. reporter defects that talking about hats hands labor who claims he was a reporter to syrian state t.v. channels but couldn't bear to be a part of the propaganda machine anymore and after spying for the rebels for months eventually defected to turkey but the syrian news channel. says he's nothing but a fantasy business with. claims that he used to work as a correspondent in syria news channel have nothing to do with reality. he applied a year and a half ago for the channel didn't find a job so says from outdoing near the other t.v. stations labor claims to work for also confirmed he never had nevertheless the guardian and b.b.c. have jumped on the story as the first example of quote a high profile defector from damascus is powerful propaganda arm but as an actual anchor from pointed out when we spoke to him if labor really was a public figure it wouldn't have been hard to verify his credentials. i saw his preferred on facebook and was shocked to discover it says he was right channel th

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. >> you're singing "guardian" right?that's just terrific. >> and you just look good standing there with a guitar. glad you're here. >>> also coming up, a stunning interview with tv star kelsey grammer, who is speaking out with his new wife by his side. >> that's not -- there he is. >> about the turmoil of his former marriage to camille and their very public split. why his new wife says theirs is a love story built to last. >> he did talk last time he was here. >>> as you all know, this is the last week before robin leaves for her medical treatment on friday. we want to introduce you to a family who has been an inspiration for robin and to all of us. we know they will be for you, as well. >> the durkin family, all three siblings diagnosed with mds. that is what i'm turcurrently facing. and the way they handled it as a family. we're going to share that story with you. >>> and we showed a little sneak peek of my sister, sally ann. today, actually, i'm going to leave here and join her at the hospital. it begins what they cal

and click n "washington guardian" in the hot topics" section at the top of the screen.gnate sheldon adelson is among the richesttmen in phe world. and tonight his company is under the watchful eye of the united state's department of justice. &padelson is a hhgh-profile republican donor, and the c-e- o of vegas sands.according to the wall street journal, federal investigaaors have reason to suspect the "vegas ssnds corporation" failed o report millions of dollars. the money is thought to have been laundered through adelson's casinos by two vegas high-rollers.investigators also have reason to suspect the money came from drugs and illegal kickbacks.the journal reports that adelson is not a target of the invessigation. there are a lot more stories about the race for the white hhuse on our website... including hhw new voter i-d laws... could delay the results of the election in november.read that by gging to fox-baltimooe dot com... and click on ote-2012 in the "hot topics" section at the top of the screen 3 pigs> nee warnings aboot the swinn flu......aad how

guardian. today, a lawyer for katherine jackson will file documents to officially make tito jackson a guardian. he was already thought to be in that position when katherine jackson was gone. the move is reportedly being done to take pressure off her. and the new agreement is also expected to clear diana ross of any responsibility for the children. michael jackson had nailed her in miss will as a potential guardian. -- named her in his will as a potential guardian. so if the judge does this, this would allow katherine jackson to be more of a grandmother and focus on the loving and nurturing her grandchildren while tito could handle other aspects of bowing their guardian. we'll see what. judge decides. if he makes a decision today. right now, we hoe he'll be considering the proposal. back to you. >> t -- all right. thank you. >>> 7:49. the oakland police department taking some new action about the rise in crime rate and the sh risking police force. howard jordan says he's now taking -- staking --

, que dice que ecuador le podria conceder asilo al editor de wiki-leaks, julian assange...the guardian un funcionario en quito, aunque sin mencionar su nombre, que le habria dicho que el presidente correa habria accedido a otorgar el asilo... el presidente de ecuador rafael correa escribio en su pagina de twitter que el rumor de asilo a assange es falso... en venezuela, el presidente hugo chavez acepto una peticion de estados unidos para contactar al estadounidense detenido cuando trato de ingresar ilegalmente a territorio venezolano... chavez informo que el encuentro sera hoy mismo y que aun no conocen el motivo por el que el detenido pretendio cruzar desde colombia a traves del estado tachira... se sabe que el arresto ocurrio el 9 de agosto y, segun el mandatario venezolando, el hombre tiene apariencia de mercenario.. .. en chile, los estudiantes del instituto nacional decidiran este jueves si tomaran o no de nuevo su establecimiento, al igual que otros centros educativos de santiago... mientras, cientos de estudiantes se concentraron en una plaza de la capital chilena a la espera de

the guardian angels hit the streets of baltimore. have you done your back-to- school shopping nets? -- yet? >> police have identified the man killed in a double shooting early friday morning. he has died from his injuries. he was friends with the other victim, who was in critical condition. the shootings happened around 4:00 a.m. on east chase street. in baltimore county, police are investigating a shooting early saturday morning. officers were called for shots fired just after 2:00 a.m.. police discovered an adult male who had been shot. he was transported to an area hospital. baltimore guardian angels took to the streets saturday to raise awareness about their organization. they held a rally at the intersection of washington in southwest baltimore. the director of operations says their organization can help citizens with a variety of problems. >> if you have a missing loved one, we profile missing persons. crime, and you can talk to us about that. anything. if you want to learn how to defend yourself, we can also help with that. >> it is now in its sixth year in baltimore. a littl

the guardian angels say if they witness a crime, they'll do something about it but are mostly walking the streets and talking to people to be a deterrent to crime one neighborhood at a time. >> let's hope it helps, thank you. >>> we're also following developing news from prince george's county where police are still searching for the gunman who killed a 17-year-old honor student in her own bed. amber stanley was shot multiple times while others inside the home took off. let's head over now to audrey barnes with the latest on the investigation. >> neighbors say there's been a lot of increased traffic on chartsey street lately where amber stanley lived with her mother, sister and a foster child. tuesday detectives went to the home for a trouble call. they aren't releasing a lot of details about that. sources say they're actively trying to determine if there's any connection to amber's slaying. investigators say a gunman kicked in the front door of the home after 10:00 wednesday night, climbed the stairs and shot amber multiple times while she let in her bedful several other people in th

. >> you're singing "guardian" right?d just looked at sam -- glad you're here. >>> also coming up, a stunning interview with tv star kelsey grammer, who is speaking out with his new wife by his side. >> that's not -- there he is. >> about the turmoil of his former marriage with camille and their very public split. why his new wife says theirs is a love that lasts. >>> before robin leaves for her treatment on friday. we want to introduce you to a family who has been an inspiration for robin and to all of us. >> the durkin family, all three children diagnosed with mds. that's what i'm currently facing. and the way they handled it as a family. >>> and we showed a little sneak peek of my sister, sally ann. i'm going to leave here and join her at the hospital. it begins with the harvesting, the collecting of her stem cells begins today. >> love you, sally ann. be generous, sally ann. >> when i see her, i'm supposed to go, go, sally, go. >> is it inappropriate for me to come in cheerleading outfits? >> not at all. even knocked

to our website, nd clicking on washington guardian under hot topics.y police officers stepped out of their cruisers and joined forces with many churches today to deliver a different message to the people of west baltimore. baltimore.more than 3-hundred volunteers, churches nd community organizations partnered with city police to give food and service to those who need them most. the event helped provide groceries, health care services and sshool sspplies to residents in what they're calling a áday of hopeá. "we all have the same ccncerns that we're all working show - and want to be one team blem instead of them thinking we're a different entity. when the and the churches aren't on their team so its all about us beinn together assone group." city police held two other ádays of hopeá eaalier this ssmmer at collington square and darely parks in east baltimore. 3 romney has already picked his running mate and now he says its time to turn up the heat. the exclusive interview we got with the republican presidential candidate and why to business. a rare tick

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has played is she has been a phenomenal guardian of these children. t.j. has been a phenomenal support. >> court documents have raised red flags about what battle lastcustody month. a resort underto what the doctor said was for rest. >> that is very stupid for people to think that. >> that is what catherine said exclusively to abc news. in court documents she claims the minor children were fine and there were no issues at home. was never informed they were to reach her. she trusted the people she was with to be honest with her. catherine was with her children resort. we do not attempt to make any whatsoever about the up to whatng prompted the chaos. >> some of the jackson children with the feuding estate, this the week to remain calls for peace. we are working to figure out how the entire family can move forward. hearing ins one more jackson'ss when t.j. temporary shared guardianship could become permanent. >> there are few key tonight in the a marriage controversy. has canceled a speaking engagement and prince william county. the rest of his public a

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as guardian of his 3 children. at a hearing thursday...rt judge said it's clear the children are well-cared-for by their grandmother, katherine jackson. the judge also approved a plan to add their cousin t-j jackson as co- guardian. just recently... t-j was awarded temporary guardianship after katherine jackson had been out of communication with the children for several days. steven tyler is speaking out on his experience judging "american idol" .. and he's not saying the nicest things. in a new interview with rolling stone he said he loved the paycheck he earned, and sitting next to jennifer lopez -- but that ultimately idol was not his "cup of tea." he was on the show for two years.. and says he as just doing it to pass the time while his band aerosmith went through a feud.tyler made the announcement last month that he would not return to idol this fall. jennifer lopez left, too -- her replacement is mariah carey. meanwhile... snoop dogg is expressing his interest in joining the judge's table... after hearing about the millions being mad

jackson last played, she has been a phenomenal guardian. >> reporter: the custody battle started last month when katherine went to arizona to get rest. a feud escalated within the family with deputies responding to a fight at the 82-year-old's home and there were even reports katherine had been kidnapped. >> my children would never do that. they're stupid for people to think that. >> reporter: a judge stripped katherine of her guardianship and granted temporary guardianship to tj. >> i'm devastated that while i've been away that my children, grandchildren have been taken away from me. >> reporter: now they're back with grandma. while some are still feuding, jermaine is calling for calm. in a statement he said after much soul searching it is time for us to live by michael's words -- love, not war. >> miss jackson and tj are working to figure out how best the entire family can move forward. >> reporter: now a judicial investigator and diana ross both met with the children and said katherine is taking good care of the kids. >> we're getting a new exhibit in town. you hear about this. it

jackson, their cousin, does remain co-guardian. >> the role mrs.jackson has played is she's been a phenomenal guardian of the children. t.j. has been a phenomenal support. >> reporter: court documents in this case have raised more red flags about what sparked last month's custody battle. katherine had gone to an arizona resort, over what she thought were doctors orders to get rest. in court documents, katherine claims she trusted the people she was with in arizona to be honest with her. and they never told her the grandchildren were trying to reach her. she also stated in the court documents she was told the grandchildren were doing just fine. rob and sunny, back to you. >> brandi, thank you. >>> in rural vermont, an extraordinary revenge on the law. a man flattened seven sheriff's department vehicles by driving over them with a big farm tractor because he was so angry over his arrest for marijuana possession. the deputies couldn't chase after him because their cars were all destroyed. >> wow. scary. but smart. >> that's right. >>> and it takes a l

click on "washington guardian" in the hot topics section.id anne arundel county executive john leopold demand the firing of a former aide after she complained of sexual harrassment....? jeff abell shows us why new evidence appears to bolster her case. case. complaints of sexual harrassment have followed county executive john leopold for years...... and when one of his accusors slapped him when a lawsuit two years ago, the accusor became a target herself. (22:26:58) "i've been questioned all along in the court of public opinion i've been called a golddigger...." but now, karla hamner's sexual harrassment complaint against the county executive is taking a whole different turn. in the depositions obtained this week, stories from three county police employees appear to bolster her case. after hamner complained of unwanted advances, one officer testified that the county executive ordered the police chief to "get rid of her....she's not to be a county employee.. the same officer testified how a lieutenant became known as the 'fixer'......the one o

. >> in an exclusive report, guardian journalist ghaith abdul-ahad investigates the new al qaeda threat in yemen. >> this is al qaeda, and they control a whole city. >> and in our second story, al qaeda operative fahd al-quso was killed ba drone strike in yemen earlier this month. tonight, former fbi agent ali soufan, author of the black banners, talks about his interrogation of al-quso before 9/11. >> how the heck quso is involved in what just happened? what did we miss? >> correspondent martin smiths interview with "the interrogator." >> what if that information had been shared? >> oh, my god. i think the world would be very different today. >> these two stories on this special edition frontline. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major funding is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. and by reva and david logan, committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public inter

. >> we asked police if the little girl had a parent or guardian with her on the playground last night. they didn't know when we asked but said even if she did, a child as we all know can be snatched away in an instant. the suspect description is vague, but combined with the time and location of the crime detectives want you to hear. it he's described as hispanic, average height with an average to heavy build. he was wearing a white long sleeve buttondown shirt and dark pants. >> will thomas tonight. >>> a woman fights back after a man tried to sexually assault her in northern virginia. arlington county police say the woman was walking home from the courthouse metro station early yesterday when a man grabbed her on north curtis road, pushed her to the ground. the woman bit his hand and yelled for help. he ran away. >>> the nypd investigating a possible hate crime linked to a ramadan celebration. laura evans is everywhere at 11:00. >> muslims gathering in a park to celebrate the end of a fest for ramadan found cooked bacon scattered at a park. it's believed the same person might be behi

absolutely. >> reporter: while the guardian cap can't claim it reduces concussions, at the very least, it's helping these knights beat the texas heat. >> they now have this shell over the plastic and that is keeping the plastic cool. we haven't had a kid go down yet, we're in day four and haven't had a heat issue. great. >>> the olympics wraps up this weekend and this is an update on where the medal count stands. the u.s. in the lead with 102 medals, china earned 38 gold medals toward their total of 87 and russia is nine medals behind them with great britain and germany rounding out the top five. >>> a larger than life tribute to gabby douglas in virginia beach. she is from there and now there is a giant mural congratulating her and when show found out about it, she sent a tweet to london saying she is honored. she reportedly spent four days painting the mural on the outside wall of a sports bar. >> pretty cool. >> it is. >> and that is a great honor for her. >> yes. >> and for all of us. >> and light talk weather. weather-wise, that is not bad and we did see showers in some areas. >>

rumors are flying about a decision on julian athens is asylum requests by ecuador the guardian newspaper was citing unnamed officials at the presidential administration saying the wiki leaks founder would be granted refuge but when we proceed on cools to the presidential administration they did night there had been a decision at all what we do know is to expect a decision this week ecuador's president rafael correia said of the state television at the beginning of the week that he would be consulting with advisors on wednesday and hopes to make an announcement by the end of the week we also know that in theory he and his foreign minister all amenable to the idea of granting asylum to side and they see it as a humanitarian act and protecting his rights to life and freedom what remains for me one of the most interesting things about this whole situation is how our songs would get a house if this country even in fact would do what does grant him asylum did to get he's still liable to arrest the moment he steps outside the embassy the breaching his bail conditions and there's still a cool to