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there was officers that were struck and two security pr meter rs that werme --perimeters thatd to be breached. it doesn't appear this this is an accident. ac >> we don't know that yet. that >> we're not going to release information about the suspect or anybody else. we first notify next of keene kn before we lease tha release that information. we are not going to comment on any information with regard tord evidence attitude this point. >> [ inaudible ]. the shots fired? >> i can tell that you there was two places where shots are fire that we're aware of at this point. it's still preliminary. the pursuit started 15 and e street. it came down pennsylvaniasylva avenue, the guardfiel guardfiel- garfield circle should were shots fired and then the vehicle continued on first street, constitution avenue, up constitution, around the barriers, and then on to 100 block of maryland avenue where the vehicle crashed and additional shots were fired there. >> did the vehicles go aroundhie the barrier? >> we are not sure. we ar there was contact with the the barrier by one vehicle. we don't know if

. >> is this shoul something thatd have gone to a private specialist company used to dealing with complex architecture? >> well, you have to have both parties involved. after all, this technology advance involved interfaces between the medicare database, the internal revenue services, the treasury department, labor departments as well as the states and expansion of states that are taking over the site of that. you have to have many parties involved. the outreach to consultants and those who could help were good. and i'm fully confident that the staff working on this both inside and outside of government will be i believe to solve it. >> the question for the public is how much patience do they have if people have been trying to get on the website and trying to get information, how long is the piece of string here for people? >> maybe part of that, part of the answer oh to that is maybe a more important question, how much time does the government have to get this right so people can buy their health insurance so it kicks in on january 1st. if you all right have insurance that you purchased

aeg down ter down terd thatd cos michael jackson who hired his tone lawyer. >>> another prison, one of the most notorious in the nation. we hear a man jailed for one crime held in solitary and longer than any other prisoner in the country and now due to take his last breath as a free man. >> known as one of the angle attorney and helps more than four decades in solitary confinement. the background of his his tory from "america tonight's" adad may. >> about 24 hours ago, he left from 24 hours in solitary consignment. she interviewed him from his cell. >> reporter: herman wallace came to the prison on a 50-year sentence for robbery. slave plantation turned penitentiary. it was dubed the farm by anyone who knew it. white guards were called freemen and the population was over womeningly black. but wallace arrived and it had a reputation. immates had catalogs taped to their chest to protect them from routine snappings. in 1972, the tension came to a head, prisoners fire bombed a guard tower. the next day, 23-year-old brent miller a guard born and raised in angola was fatally stabbed in the

a result thatd hopefully will be acceptable for both sides. >> the white house meeting was delayed to allow senate leaders to finish. but the question is would john boehner allow a vote on any plan that does not roll back obamacare and spending as tea party republicans demand. even if it passes, another deadline crisis could be in just a few months. hill, i'm capitol steve handelsman. wbal-tv 11 news. >> breaking news over northwest baltimore. sky team 11 has arrived over the scene of us serious accident. it happened in the last 30 minutes. we know that one medic has been called to the scene. stay with us for latebreaking developments. was a really tough loss to the green bay packers. it puts the defending super bowl champions baltimore ravens at 3- 3. they will take to the roads to -- to the road to contend with her biggest rival. the voice of the ravens gerry sandusky joins us. what a frustrating game that was, gerry. >> everyone feels the frustration, the pain of that loss. that was a game that the ravens knew they had opportunities to win. there were two decisions john harbaugh ma

the barricades being removed, it was a moment of pride... during piod of llow soldiers in thest war thatd moals and day 'sr them?" ad lib join the discussion right now... go to facebook dot com slash fox-baltimmore the shutdown is also raising concerns over food safety. at the f.d.a. headquarters in silver spring, several hundred food safety inspectors have been furloughed. they're the people who watch out for the safety of our eggs, produce and seafood experts say it increases the risk of food- borne illness and some kind of an outbreak. ...the navy - air force game... will be played this weekend... despite the government shutdown the people benefitting from it... new at 10-30 tonight the ravens... pay... their offensive line... to block.../. they did not do their job last sunday, so, the team went out and traded for a former top 10 pick. sports director bruce cunningham joins us now as eugene monroe made his ravens debut in owings mills. bruce. the ravens know they have problems up front...they only ran for 24 yards...total...la st week..that's a problem.. today, they welcomed in a play

the only diplomatic solution one thatd work is fully dismantles iran's nuclear weapons program. one that prevents it from having one in the future. president obama rightly said that iran's conciliatory words must the matched by transparent, verifiable and meaningful action. to be meaningful, a diplomatic solution would require iran to first, ceases -- all uranium enrichment. this is called for by several security council resolutions. removed from iran's territory the stockpiles of enriched uranium. third, dismantle the infrastructure for nuclear breakout capability including the underground facility and the advanced centrifuges. work at thep all heavywater reactor in iraq aimed at the production of plutonium. these steps would put an end to iran's nuclear weapons program and eliminate its breakout capabilities. who wouldthose readily agree to leave iran with a residual capability to enrich uranium. i advise them to pay close saidion to what rouhani in his speech to iran's supreme council.evolutionary this is published in 2005. countryhat he said -- a that could enrich uranium to

policing, thatd is the only thing that has been proven to work throughout this country. i have a square-mile initiative that will place officers on every single square mile of this community. that officer will take care of quality-of-life issues. that are notes cutting the grass, getting rid of graffiti, residence causing disruption in the neighborhood -- knock on the door and tell them to be a good neighbor. every community leader, every make sure we have livable, walkable sustainable neighborhoods. i plan is focused directly where the problems are. -- in the neighborhoods where the people live. plan, youhave a crime have been sheriff for 4 years, what have you done to make the city safer? you have all kinds of talk. officers we stick 139 and take them off of responding to people's calls. you haven't taken the streetlights, the abandoned houses -- you will have 139 need to be oney the street responding to calls. >> i have done more in one day as a police officer in the city then you have done in a let me start out with that. the only way you will reduce crime is by usin

>> [indiscernible] testimony thatd nobody did this today they were randomly filled up by his office that? >> that i came to know, sir. >> why did you sign them? if you did not do them, why did you put your signature on them? we know, being a physician for many years, -- this hearing leave now. you can follow it online, as the house returns to work on a bill to temporarily fund the food and drug administration. the speaker pro tempore: making continuing appropriations for the food drug administration for f.y. 2014 and for other purposes and ask for immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the joint resolution. the clerk: joint resolution making continuing appropriations for the food and drug administration for fiscal year 2005 and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 371, the joint resolution is considered read and shall be debatable for 40 minutes equally divided and controlled by the committee on appropriations. the gentleman from alabama, mr. aderholt, and the gentleman from california, mr. farr, each will

today thatd cost resulted in inefficient and wasteful use of taxpayer dollars and an undersized less capable force in the future. we urge congress to provide fiscal stability and predictability. itt if we must offer under -- doing so would help us mitigate some of these affect. , thank you for unwavering support of men and women in the united states army. on civilians and families heard i appreciate the opportunity to testify today. >> chairman itner, numbers of committee, has been an honor to be able to be here before you today. requests 14 budget need strategic guidance. it will enable us to continue to rebalance our efforts towards the asia-pacific rebalance, supports are partners in the middle east and focuses our lifts.e in key strategic it also enables us to meet highest priority capability to man's of the geographic commanders. to be frank. sequestration combined with the continued resolution in fiscal year 14 will be very hard on our navy. two -- we will have a larger reduction than we did .n fiscal year 14 in fiscal year 14 we don't have the priority assets and we can use to

thatd i would say statesmen had it right. that state-run was joe barton from texas. -- that statesmen. the reality is that the prescription drug program, the benefit is 40 months late in the seniors who signed up for medicare when they were 65 years of age are now 106 years old waiting for that prescription drug benefit. i hope it does not take us not long to get it right and i don't believe it will. analogous congressman burgess who served with us on this committee now. and another quote i think was really terrific. anytime something is new, there's going to be some glitches. it is of no value. as a matter of fact, it is a negative value and questionable ethical value sometimes and people only spend their time criticizing the glitches that have been rated program as with any that occurs whether it was andic or private criticizing you for standing on the outside, frightening seniors into thinking that before there were questions and difficulties, therefore they should not sign up. now it is congressman tim murphy. you know wh

meth thatd about make nol from natural gas, a problem is the value existing in the refinery system. this is not easily written down. but at the same time if there re the kind of enablers, regulatory enablers that open a market for natural gas, then there is an additional opportunity for companies to invest to make methanol. that doesn't exist today. that has to change before the oil companies will get interested. but when exxon bought x.t.o. and yes they were accused of overpaying for it, exxon saw the future. when my former company invested placesmounts of money in they see the long term value. these are long term oriented companies that make decision that is may not pay for decades. but frakly to my first point we don't have decades had is why we have to move more quickly unless we simply want to manage the crisis of shortage of all. not gee politics, although that may aggravate the situation but because of supply demand factors. >> to draw from two points. what i'm hearing you as blessed as we are, the real game changer here in the global oil market is not so much oil production

conclude thatd to both incidents were legal understand your ground laws. ground laws.d your prosecutorial of discretion -- i have not seen evidence of the contrary. after reviewing the legislative it involved no arrest or prosecution. the law enforcement community responded properly and the homeowner was not arrested or charged. vary,e the laws very, -- i will summarize. the meaning of unlawful activity -- many states have extended protection to people who are in a place where they have a right to be but are not engaged in a lawful activity. granted in rarely criminal law. should reviewe the immunity provisions and clarify the self-defense provisions. -- this coupled with an objective standard will approve accountability while protecting the right of self- defense. amended.te should be some laws allow a person to attack a person with deadly -- the initial aggressor cannot escape. we recommend that the lobby limited -- lobby limited. -- law be limited. it should not be applicable against a law officer. reformsgether, these will help minimize the detrimental

governmentfund the thatd part, this is to say the president of the united states gave a pass to businessnot enoughs because content and information was provided to business to let them know how it is supposed to work. but we are not going to do the same for individuals. that is what this legislation says. we are going to fund the government. we're are not trying to stop having people from receiving to say givee trying us the same opportunity because the individuals that it does i do have a great sense of responsibility about them. more thatthousands of will be harmed by what we're that this not a balance republicans can put up with. .he overriding effect so in fact we are here, i can look myself straight in the mirror. mr. speaker, we are trying to do the right thing for the american people. the gentleman from georgia. the gentleman from georgia is recognized for three minutes. >> by thank you for his leadership in the rules committee. within your night after night after night. i colleagues on the democratic side of the aisle, we had a opportunity to work together. i'm a hard-core right

what you have is the first up thatds communism. host: was from tennessee. page --the front jack, davenport, iowa. caller: this is the first time we have had computer glitches. does a been happening forever. there's a backup plan and i think what they need to do is emphasize the paper applications. those paper applications will work just fine. i don't think we should stop this help for ordinary people. those subsidies shouldn't be stopped. looking at voting problems we've had with computers, those have happened a lot. people are just loving computers and they think that is the answer to everything, but paper gets my vote or die think they should emphasize paper applications more. host: what do think about the law itself? caller: the law is fine. get the help for the ordinary person going and keep it going. they could have predicted if this was microsoft running this problem that there would the glitches. is windows 95ere version two and version three. the computer stuff is completely predictable. but paper would work and they should keep emphasizing it. host