i have -- >> from the outset i have said we will stand against these terrifying force is, but i also stand for the support of hostages. i offered intelligence support including hostage negotiation and rescue to help find a successful resolution been thursday morning, the algerian forces mounted an operation. we were not told about this and events. i was told about it while it was taking place. he said the terrorists tried to flee and a judge did as in the media fret to the lives of the hostages. -- an immediate threat to the lives of hostages. the late last night when i spoke to and he told the first operation was complete, but that was a large and complex site and they are still pursuing terrorists and possibly some are still hold hostages in other areas of the site. the from the senator told me that they're looking at all routes to resolve this -- the prime minister told me that they are looking at all routes to resolve this crisis. >> the complex is owned by a french businessman pierre. -- at a french businessman. >> i stayed for almost 40 hours in our room, under the what -- unde

it has been our position from the outset that the conduct complained of here represented poor judgment as opposed to criminal conduct. >> there is no word when he will be sentenced or if he plans to appeal. >>> new clues tonight in a northeast nightclub shooting. a gunman opened fire on the crowd hitting five people. police are asking for help from the public as they search for the suspect and two oths. lauren is live in the newsroom now with more. lauren. >> police are calling it an assault with intent to kill. the shooting happened just before closing time in the early morning hours on saturday when several strangers showed up at a party and a fight unfolded. >> people are alarmed, they are going like, hey, this doesn't happen here. >> the neighborhood on edge after five people were shot inside the d.c. sound stage along bening road over the weekend. >> it's tragic. >> police are looking for two person's of interest. they say the two young men pictured here walked into the nightclub along with the suspect uninvited during a private party. there was some sort of altercation with the p

>> i would like to note that of the 58,000 reference, from the very outset, there was a very vigorous vetting. we went through by a graphic and biometric checks. fingerprint checks were part of the process of from day one in 2007 as were other quite rigorous by a graphic and biometric checks. although some of those individuals were not subject to the latest enhancements, we look at the portion of them for the retroactive checks. the robust that it was in place from the very beginning in 2007. inevitably, there will be instances where information comes to light after a refugee has been admitted to the united states. we work very closely whether it is intelligence or law enforcement or our colleagues in immigration enforcement, depending on the information and circumstances, whether it is an investigation or criminal proceedings as in the kentucky cases or another alternative is an individual could be placed in immigration removal proceedings and removed from the united states. solutions will be different under different patterns. refugees are obliged to come forward after one year and

they could haveejust done that at the outset to avoid it. >> your talking now about their negotiations orc indefensible. there is no way you can defendant the conclusion the weight came out. as y say, 40-1 taxes against $1 in spending cuts. neil: that problem, that is worse. promising thatome decade. it's insulting. >> to add insult, hollywood. neil: absolutely. >> money for windmills. of wholesale defeat for the republican party. i will say, we are headed down the road now to where republicans are going to have to, after 20 years go broke. raise taxes somewhat in order to avoid going a bit great deal. down the road we're headed for a confrontation after confrontation because of this. republicans can't vote for any more taxes. most democrats will not vote to cut a single dime out of future spending, social security, medicare, medicaid, obamacare which means that the president will come to the republicans and say maybe we hold off on the annual increase on inflation for social security a bit if you give me more taxes. though have to say no. we are headed for gridlock for four years. nei

it has been our position from the outset that the conduct complained of here represented poor judgment as opposed to criminal conduct. we do, however, respect the decision of the trial court. >> he was probably shocked because this is a man that clearly feels he can operate above the law. this has been proven to be criminal behavior by this official, and i would say that never at any point in time did he think he would have to be held accountable for it. >> no date set for sentencing. the judge and attorneys will meet by conference call to determine when sentencing will happen. the county council has called an emergency session set for tomorrow at 3:00 and it is to declare a vacancy in the office of the county executive. the county council, by ordnance, can declare a vacancy if, among other things, the executive is found guilty and convicted of a crime in vote having malfeasance in office. john leopold has been found guilty of two counts of misconduct in office and the county council will have an emergency session tomorrow to declare a vacancy in his office. >> thank you for all your r

we have worked on enforcement issues from the outset. we have done enforcement from different parts and elements of the enforcement system. this is an effort to look at the totality, to try to figure out what it looks like all put together and what it means. i think this is probably the first such effort that has been made to try to stitch it together and try to determine what is the larger story from this consensus on immigration enforcement that has been so much a part of the immigration debate but not really understood in that way. we start with irca, the immigration control act of 1986. it is a landmark of the beginning of what we think of as the current era of immigration enforcement. we find it that way because although there has always been border enforcement. irca was an attempt to create a systemic response to border enforcement. it wanted to create employer accountability balanced by a legalization program. we all know that irca was only partially successful. it was only successful on the legalization side than on the enforcemen

a protester says he doesn't criticize police but thinks more needed to be done at the outset of the investigation. >> could have been a coverup. whether there is, that needs more facts to come out. reporter: police say there was no coverup and arrests were made eight days after they got the complaint. >> ama: there's been another tragedy in aurora, colorado. police say four people are dead after a hostage standoff. s.w.a.t. teams were called to a townhome overnight after a woman called 9-1-1 to report a shooting. the woman escaped from the home and told police she saw three bodies that appeared to be lifeless. when police responded there was a gun fight with man who later died. >>> investigators in accept cruz are searching for a woman they say posed as a doctor and was able to steal credit cards from nurses. the woman entered a secure area in the hospital and within four minutes took credit cards from four purses. surveillance cameras captured images of the woman in the hospital. you can see the suspect in a white colt with a seth stone around her neck. by the time the nurses discovered the thef

it was handled at the outset by partnering with newspapers like "the guardian," traditional newspapers of distinction. wikileaks released documents around the world to newspapers in india, haiti, the middle east, latin america. it has had an impact in countries we do not know enough about. we're doing a project with six editors in latin america to look at how wikileaks has played a role in their politics. >> the media got distracted by the personality issues with julian assange. it is a fascinating, dark, twisted story, whatever is true. " people got obsessed with it. >> that is what happens. >> we have a cover story on the kim kardashian wedding now. [laughter] >> you have to pay the bills. the serious side of kim kardashian. >> i do think it is a problem. we are undertaking a project next year, the kind of project inspired by the works project to have the team across the country of writers, artists, documentarians, photographers to document poverty in this country. it is the 40th anniversary of the book "the other america." we have this human-resources, people who want to do the proj

. >> the it has been our position from the outset that the conduct complained of here represented poor judgment as opposed to criminal conduct. >> tomorrow there will be a request to introduce a bill to have him removed from office. council members will vote on monday. if five of seven vote in favor, he will be removed. > . >> how warm did we get today? warmer than anticipated. a lotof sunshine allowed the state to get into the low to upper 60s. annapolis you were the cool spot. tonight we're in the 50s and i don't see us falling but maybe into the upper 40s. thisis what we'll have tomorrow night, heavy rain, and a big cold blast behind that line. but in the short run we're still mild and in the mid-60s. . >> two men suspected of breaking into a gun store were wus busted by baltimore police but not before crashing their police received a e tip that the men planned to steal the guns in pennsylvania and then sell them in baltimore. police found 29 guns inside the car, the suspects are being treated at shock trauma after the crash. >> tomorrow, robert gla den jr. is expected to be in cour

. >> it is been our position from the outset that contract complaints represented in court judgment as opposed to a criminal conduct. >> he was acquitted of another misconduct charge and a fraud charge i couldn't put him in jail. the judge called his actions of wages and reaches. john leopold was convicted for using his taxpayer funded protective detail for reelection campaign duties and forcing county employees to do personal choice, namely making them empty his urine from a catheter bag he had after it back surgery. >> when you seek an indictment, obviously you are seeking a conviction on all counts. those were two major counts within the indictment. >> several of john leopold's former employees came forward about his conduct and were in the courtroom for the trial verdict. >> there is a lot of depth to this. a lot of people have been hurt. it was frightening to come forward. >> by law john leopold must be suspended because he is elected official found guilty in a criminal case. the county council will introduce a measure that could force him out permanently with a vote on the measur

but for comprehensive immigration reform to work, it must be clear from the outset that there is a pathway to citizenship. >> during his address, the president also called for tougher border enforcement and a system for tracking those who overstay visas. more than 400,000 people have already been deported this year -- each year since obama has been in office. >> what president obama was speaking in nevada, an emotional scene was unfolding in neighboring arizona. over the past two weeks, and burkett activists have been organizing to reunite three u.s.-born children with their father who was recently placed in detention. as late as wednesday, edi arma was expected to be deported to guatemala because of a traffic stop in 2009. he was detained earlier this month as he went to drive his kids to school in his driveway. his 11-year-old son jose witnessed the agents from immigration and customs enforcement as they took his father into custody. >> monday morning when we were going to school, my dad was outside. when i was going to go with him to open the car, these guys came and they got him and th

from the outset, sonne didn't see autism as a handicap but also as a gift. his opinion, kids like lars have the potential to do great things. >> a train driver but he is against it. he think i should be something else. >> i think you could be a good train driver, but i also think you could be good at inventing new trains that does not pollute so much. >> highly-gifted, lars will most probably do well in whichever career he chooses. he's an inspiration to his father. >> without lars i will never have gotten the idea, to start this concept. so it's a family thing. >> thorkil sonne has set himself an ambitious goal -- to help create one million jobs for young people with autism worldwide. >> now we would like to ask you for your comments on how globalisation is affecting us all. you can give us your take online by filling in our global 3000 questionnaire. and today we hear from a massai in tanzania. >> my name is tumaini zakaria matinda. i am 33 years old. i am living in arusha, tansania. >> what do you do for a living? >> my profession is tour guide. i just dr

. >> establishing my grading system at the outset, i give a's to lincoln's second roosevelt's first and secd, and kennedy's. i would give obama a b, mayb b +. he was far more surefooted than he has in the past. since november 6 he has shown a r clearer sense of what he wants to do, and i think this was a communitarian address, a lot more than the individuaual of some -- individualism that was heard in the recent past. >> charles? >> i will buck the tide of grade inflation that has infected e panel. if you are a liberal, this was an a + a declaration of the liberal future, declaration that 30 years of conservative ascendancy that began with reagan's inaugural which he sted within a minute and a half, government is not the solution, government is the problem, this was an overturning event. this as a way of saying, we aree in a new era that he willll initiate continue, so from that perspective, i give him credit for honesty, open this, boldness about whhe is and what he wants to do. i was just amazed that so many in the media heard were shocked to discover that we have now twice elected a

it has been our position from the outset that the contract represented poor judgment as opposed to at. >> leopold was acquitted of another misconduct charge and a fraud charge. he uses detail to force them to do personal chores, making them empty his urine bag. prosecutors are pleased with the verdict. >> you are seeking a conviction on all counts. it was a difficult case. >> several former employees were in the courtroom. >> bullying is not illegal. a lot of people have been hurt. it was frightening to come forward. >> by law, leopold must be suspended. >> we have been laboring under this cloud for a long time. it is not over yet but the end is coming. >> the council will appoint a new county executive, possibly within the next several weeks. john hammond is the acting county executive. sarah sampson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> one of the best parts about media day is reporters can mask an athlete and the question. >> vernon davis played for the university of maryland. he didn't play at the same time as torrey smith. davis said his time at maryland did leave a marked. >> it is a hometown t

it has been our position from the outset that the he represented poor judgment as opposed to criminalduct. >> leopold was acquitted of another misconduct charge and a fraud charge. the fraud charge could have put him in jail. he used his detail to force them to do personal chores, making them empty his urine bag after he had back surgery. prosecutors are pleased with the verdict. >> you are seeking a conviction on all counts. those were at two major counts. it was a difficult case. >> several former employees were in the courtroom. >> bullying is not illegal. a lot of people have been hurt. it was frightening to come forward. >> by law, leopold must be suspended. but today the county council plans to introduce a measure that could force him out for good. >> we have been laboring under this cloud for a long time. it is not over yet but the end is coming. if they can get five at of seven counts of votes, the office would be vacated. then somebody would be appointed within the next several weeks. john hammond is the acting county executive. sarah sampson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> as if the ra

again, not at the outset. there's a big range at the outset, but as the war proceeds.so there are a lot of guys who enter the war i want nothing to do with slavery. i can think of one in particular, chauncey. i call him mouth think chauncey. i think he's 18 or 19, he's from ohio, and he enlists, and he and his father and his uncle are quite close, and they're also very active or enthusiastic in the sort of far wing of the democratic party sometimes called the copperheads, the wing of the party that is most given sort of race baiting and most opposed to the notion of emancipation. well, that's how he enters, and e gets through -- i mean, he gets about midway through the war, even as late as 1863 with the emancipation proclamation, he's still not sure it's a good idea, and it's not what he signed up for. east not going to leave, but he's not happy about it. but again, he stays in the south, he goes through experiences no one at home can even imagine, and he -- who is the most rabid anti-abolitionist i found in the early months, by the end of the war is writing home to hi

to give us their best ideas, as to how we deal with what i said at the outset that it will be a complicated problem. if you look at every one of the tragic events that have been attracting so much attention, that it is hard to pinpoint what you could have done. >> reporter: but the real test is to implement the recommendation. in washington, i'm sandra endoe. >> reporter: they issued a statement about the meeting late today, reading in part that we were disappointed with how little they had to do with keeping the children safe and how much they had to do with the agenda to attack the second amendment. we will not allow those gun owners to be blamed for the acts of criminal and madness. that task force is set to meet with producers tomorrow. >>> defense attorneys wanted them to take another look at the plea deal for the former marine who admitted to shooting at the pentagon and other military buildings. no one hurt in those shootings. under the deal, the 25-year-old would spend his next 25 years behind bars. but the defense attorneys say after the plea deal was cut, that the government docto

and you mentioned at the outset, you can see the economy is on better solid footing than it was on january 2009. but those two statistics, median household income, the poverty level. but it does show the toll the great recession has taken. and in some respects, his exercise might be more fulfilling when we do it come 2016 instead of 2012 right now. you can see better trajectory on certain things. maybe the full picture won't be known until eight years from now. >> boy, when you look at wall street's recovery and main street's lack of a recovery. i mean, you can just -- no wonder there is this sort of anger and antipathy between a little bit -- between the way people feel about wall street. >> chuck, you remember the campaign, the obama campaign was very hesitant to make the argument, are you better off than you were four years ago. they finally embraced it, and the ads down the stretch. but there was always this hesitancy, because just as these statistics bear out, there is some good information, some good news. but there is also some bad news too. >> and, look, the unemployment rate is on

. >> so many of these are foreseen at the outset were they not. >>> on those projects there has been some little challenges that were not anticipated and that i could messenger. >> the motion for approval says up to 117 million is that going to cover us well. >> it's going to cover us i was going to touch on cost later but it's a two-step process the one 17 will allow us to move forward and keep the project moving but we will need to seek additional approval from you in the next few muchs to complete the project. >> and so the language should say up to one one means it could go beyond that. >>> i probably feel more comfortable with the scheduled estimate at this point than the cots estimate because the 117 is based on an estimate that was done from our sim team and that is different than what the contract proposal is and so at this point we need to negotiate that difference that delta between the two and so i'm not sure at this time where we are going to land, you know? , all right. >> so this is the summary on cost here and you can see under the first bullet, that we are forecasting

>> establishing my grading system at the outset, i give a's second,ln, roosevelt's and kennedy paused only. i would give obama a b, a bb- plus. he was far more surefooted than had been in the past. since the member 6 he has shown a far clearer sense of what he wants to do. i think this was a communitarian address, a lot more than the individualism and we have heard in recent past. >> charles? >> i will buck the tide of grade inflation that has infected the panel. if you are a liberal, this was an a plus, a declaration of a liberal future. declaration that 30 years of conservative ascendancy that began with a ragged's inaugural where he stated in a minute and a half, government is not the solution, but is the problem, this was an overturning of that. this is a way of saying we are in a new era which he will initiate. from that perspective, i give him credit for honesty, open this, boldness about who he is and what he wants to do. i was just amazed that so many in the media heard were so shocked to discover that we have that twice elected a man of the left. where have they been for thes

no one knew at the outset what they were getting into. >> french president francois hollande has set the bar high for the mission. his aim is to liberate no. mali and to stabilize the country over the long term. international community has largely backed the intervention, but whoever joins the fight likely faces a long and difficult war. >> countries like mali need to establish a stable government capable of guaranteeing security to its people. and not just security, but also living conditions that will prevent people from supporting terrorists. >> elections had been planned for april. that is now completely up in the air. even if the military intervention is a short one, mali is likely to remain politically unstable for some time to come. >> coming up, floods are causing havoc in the indonesian capital. >> first, here's a look at some of the news. >> syrian activists are reporting a new massacre by government forces. the syrian observatory for human rights says pro-assad troops killed more than 100 civilians on tuesday. witnesses are reported as saying troops hunting rebel fighters s

no one knew at the outset what they were getting into. >> french president francois hollande has set the bar high for the mission. his aim is to liberate no. mali and to stabilize the country over the long term. international community has largely backed the intervention, but whoever joins the fight likely faces a long and difficult war. >> countries like mali need to establish a stable government capable of guaranteeing security to its people. and not just security, but also living conditions that will prevent people from supporting terrorists. >> elections had been planned for april. that is now completely up in the air. even if the military intervention is a short one, mali is likely to remain politically unstable for some time to come. >> coming up, floods are causing havoc in the indonesian capital. >> first, here's a look at some of the news. >> syrian activists are reporting a new massacre by government forces. the syrian observatory for human rights says pro-assad troops killed more than 100 civilians on tuesday. witnesses are reported as saying troops hunting rebel fighters s

from the outset, i have a clear about our opposition to terrorism and have said we will stand with the algerians in their fight against these terrorist forces. i have also emphasized the paramount importance of securing the safety of the hostages. offered technical and intelligence support to help find a successful resolution. i urge that we and other countries should be consulted before any action was taken. i also spoke to the leaders of other countries that have hostages taken including the japanese prime minister, no region. mr. -- and president obama. offered for their support in dealing with the situation. on thursday morning the algerian forces mounted an operation. we were not informed of this in advance. i was told by the algerian prime minister while was taken place. he said the terrorists tried to flee. they just there to be an immediate threat to the lives of hostages and felt obliged to respond. when i spoke to the algerian minister last night, he told me the first operation was complete but this is a large and complex area and they're still pursuing terrorists and possibl

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and you learn how he is going to film it, so it is a collaboration from the outset. if i had been out by myself trying to make it into a screenplay, i think i would have picked up a much easier book. tavis: let me ask you, if i can -- is not often i get to talk to academy nominated screenwriters, but let me pick your brain, if i can. particularly, your process. i am not a screenwriter. i have written a number of books. and for me, there is a point where you have to find the hook, and once you get that one thing, then it really starts to roll. that is how i described my own riding. when i find that one thing, i am in my stride, and then the stuff starts to flow out of me. is screenwriting the same? and this is an adaptive screenplay. you find it starts to open up for you? >> absolutely. a screenplay has got to be a very tight to document. you've got to compress a lot of ideas into a very tight space. first of all, you have to have this idea of what the book means to you, what you want to focus on, because a book can be 300, 500 pages and export a lot of things, but fi

it has been our position from the outset that conduct complained of here represented poor judgment as opposed to criminal conduct. we do, however, respect the decision of trial court and we will be working over the next couple of weeks to develop information for the court's consideration so that they will have a more full picture of mr. leapold and the accomplishments of his public service. >> whenever you seek an indictment, you are seeking a conviction on all counts. those were two major counts within the indictment. it was a difficult case. there were several legal issues, not just factual issues. getting a conviction on those two particular charges is satisfying. we are very pleased. >> a sentencing date has not yet been set in this case. what john has been found guilty of are common law crimes. so it's up to the judge to decide the penalty in this case could be anywhere from probation to what the judge seefit as a penalty that fits this crime. in annapolis, paul wagner. fox 5 news. >>> to wheaten, maryland, where an officer helped catch the man accused of robbing two banks. 47-ye

so, we're left with no other option to eher increase taxes or ben said at the outset default. >> we're raising taxes and-- so i guess we are a socialist country. >> oh. >> neil: you know, adam, they might love you, i'm sickened by what you just said, but it's a sickening love kind after thing. (laughter) >> forget about the tax hikes, how about the regulation height? 77,000 pages of new rules kicking in this year. my favorite makes it illegal to release wild hogs into the wild. will more regulations mean fewer jobs, in that case would you call them wild hogs anymore? the forbes gang at the top of the hour. next, al, say hello to al. former vp al gore selling his current tv to al-jazeera. current tv to al-jazeera. 's making a green with at a dry cleaner, current tv to al-jazeera. 's making a green with we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. back to cavuto on business. i'm jamie colby, keep it on fox. fox.

so, we're left with no other option to either increase taxes or ben said at the outset default. >> we're raising taxes and-- so i guess we are a socialist country. >> oh. >> neil: you know, adam, they might love you, i'm sickened by what you just said, but it's a sickening love kind after thing. (laughter) >> forget about the tax hikes, how about the regulation height? 77,000 pages of new rules kicking in this year. my favorite makes it illegal to release wild hogs into the wild. will more regulations mean fewer jobs, in that case would you call them wild hogs anymore? the forbes gang at the top of the hour. next, al, say hello to al. former vp al gore selling his current tv to al-jazeera. 's making a green with a company that's definitely not green. some smelling hypocrisy over the timing of this. >> we're live from america's news headquarters, hi, i'm jamie colby. right now there's a possible developing hostage situation in aurora, colorado. police receiving reports of shots fired inside a town house early this morning and when they arrived, an armed man barricaded himself inside. offi

we must come together at the outset of this session to address both the immediate recovery needs and longer-term rebuilding efforts. i'm committed to this effort. i'm produce of the bipartisan work we have achieved. we need to continue that. i want to thank the gentleman from pneumonia -- new jersey and i urge my colleagues to support it. >> can the clerk identify the time remaining? >> the gentleman from new jersey has 4:45 and the gentleman from new york has 6:45. >> i yield one minute to the gentleman from new jersey. >> without objection. >>>> first of all, it's 15 seconds. just to the set the record straight. with regard to the legislation before us, a flood insurance program, the aid under this program is going and has been going to the recipients in the affected area because there was funding in this program before. what we're doing right now is to make sure that that aid will continue to go to those people who have contracts for insurance. and with that, i now yield two minutes to the gentleman from new york who is very familiar to the devastation caused to constituents. >> g

but for comprehensive immigration reform to work, it must be clear from the outset that there is a pathway to citizenship. >> reporter: in hyattsville, maryland, immigration supporters gathered to watch the president's speech and hailed what they call a realistic solution identify problem that has been long ignored -- for a problem that has been long ignored. while agreeing that immigration lawed into to be fixed, the virginia governor told wtop the president has been largely absent. >> he has offered nothing to move the ball down the road. >> reporter: immigration analysts warn the political gains both parties are eyeing from pork reform could also doom it for either side begins to see it as politically costly. >> the republicans think they need to do immigration reform to try to get some hispanics back into the party. the democrats want to do it too because they promised hispanics immigration reform. >> reporter: the big up known is how forces inside both parties will -- the unknown is how forces inside both parties will speed up or slow down the issue. we are beginning to get a handle o