most of the vehicle that is we do armor happen to be suv-type vehicles or four by fours but we do armorew sedans in there. adam: how many of these a year do you do? >> we're doing approximately 200 vehicles year. >> and roughly, ballpark figure, again if you went full-fledged entire shebang, how much would it cost? >> you're looking of course, depends on cost of the vehicle but you're looking anywhere from 200,000 all the way up to 500,000, depending on what vehicle you choose to armor. adam: so, when we mentioned segal, ti and the pope what did you do for them? are you allowed to say. i realize they're clients and you don't want to breach confidentiality. >> we, i can just say what we armored. we armored an es can can laid for ti and a suburban for steven segal. the pope had his own vehicle, popemobile you say. made a glass cage on the back of a vehicle for him. just depends on the client and their desire and their taste. adam: last question, what is the popular vehicle among the elite, uberwealthy and celebrity? i think the pope has a mercedes if i'm correct but what are the others dr

. >>> in this city a neighborhood shuts down for hours after a threat sends swat teams to under armor head quarters. it turned out to be a hoax. wjz and mike schuh is live with more on this. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning, don. good morning, everyone. policee olent threat seriously enough that the head quarters wassing evacuated and the neighborhood. >> those here in south baltimore finally returned home after the swat team gives the all clear. sunday afternoon police respond this force after 911 dispatchers received a threat to under armor employees. >> we came out, our swat teams cleared the facility, we evacuated areas. >> many people were standing outside cold and frustrated. >> an officer came around and said you have to evacuate the area, we have a situation going on. >> there's fear and anxiety and hour of searching after police discover the threat is a prank call. >> you had me come from dundalk down to south system to make sure my mother is okay. >> dorothy is without her medication for several hours and she couldn't be more disgusted. >> i think they aught to

. >>> baltimore city police say a prank caller is responsible for shutting down under armor for hoursswat team searched the building. the 911 call came in around 2:00 this afternoon leaving many people unable to go home. >> reporter: it is a joke that no one is laughing about. residents are back in their homes tonight after the city's swat team gives an all clear for the under armor building after a threat to employees came into 911. >> we came out, our swat teams cleared the facility, we evacuated employees that were inside. >> reporter: for five hours, streets were shut down leaving many people standing outside cold and frustrated. >> an officer come around and said we have to evacuate the area. we have a situation going on. >> reporter: after hours of searching and investigating, fear and turns to anger and annoyance. >> you had me come all the way down here to make sure my mother is okay. >> reporter: she couldn't be more disgusted in the caller. >> i think they ought to be ashamed of themselves, making other people suffer for nothing. >> reporter: police say a dozen people were e

it started as a vehicle armoring company. we moved into bulletproof body armor and after sandy hook we took that technology and applied it to school wear. >> inserts for school backpacks, white boards and stick on. they are made of a synthetic fine are call dynema. >> it all starts from this material which is what you're holding is four layers of super-fine fiber. it's kind of hard to get it started. you can start to see what it's made of. >> oh yeah. don't floss your edit with this. >> it's gorilla floss, for sure. the key is time, temperature and pressure. we found that with increasing pressure ballistic properties went up. the harder we would squeeze it add the right temperature the more the ballistic resistance there was. >> i've got to be honest, it is so light i'm having a hard time believing that this could withstand rapid fire weapons. >> that little piece of plastic that's less than a quarter-inch thick has 400 layers in it. but it's eight, nine times lighter than steal with the same type of stopping power. >> as the

wereny citizens in karachi robbed at gunpoint, including this doctor who is receiving his armored suv today. >> now if somebody comes at a gun and points do you -- [laughter] with 20 million people, karachi is one of the most dangerous cities in the world. and the criminals are not the only ones laughing here. police reports suggest the -- alsohave already started targeting the rich am operating freely in this populist the. realizes lawt enforcement agencies are feeling other job. >> internationally the standards are [indiscernible] the ratio, for 600, we are out of proportion. >> with over 2000 kidnappings for ransom and 22,000

. >>> a threatening phone call sends swat teams to under armor head quarters.has the story. >> reporter: good morning, don. good morning, everyone. a culler to the caller mentions a violent threat to the head quarters of under armor in south baltimore. not only are some of the buildings evacuated and searched by city swat teams the neighborhood is also evacuated. those who live inside the off limits area were unable to return home, some outside for hours. a dozen employees were removed from the building. they can't say how many neighbors were inconvenienced. the threat was a hoax. i'm mike schuh reporting from south baltimore. back to you. >> thank you. firefighters say the >>> firefighters say a home was packed with card box boxes making it difficult to get around inside after a fire. the body of an 82-year-old man found inside. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> a woman struck and kill bid a metro train at silver spring metro station. it appears to be an accident but circumstances are still unclear. the woman was rescue from the track and

it does not make sense to have such debt tiny armored vehicle with a machine gun but seek it for this was a bit -- where it was built theca of the american styled armored vehicles or the soviet vehicle with the regime because the streets are 5 feet wide is not confronting other armored vehicles it is designed specifically to operate because federal have the ability. this is perfectly adapted to the environment. but now meeting a very tax savvy population then they have access to use tools to make it taken the backyard. something not in afghanistan but to look get the urbanize savvy population and final example in the u.s. states of georgia may 2011 a 15 year-old ninth great kid looked at the libyans and thought they don't know how to use of weapons systems of the crowd sourced in 48 hours a diving gold medal to teach the libyans how to use the weapons they were capturing he got this from soviet websites and his friends in those to speak arabic. today that is a major document used across syria with a fighting because neither word gun cultures you deal with people that came up in a gun

the car as kennedy knew it was not armored in any way, shape, or form. tires were not bulleted proof. there was no bulletproof glass. it did have a removable top, but it was plexiglass. there was no bullet resistance in the that material. it's amazing tong of it but they just didn't anticipate that kind of problem. >> code named x-100, the limousine, with all its tragic evidence, was flown to andrews air force base, a few hours after president kennedy's body they drove it back to the white house? >> they did. >> reporter: that night? >> that night to get it back into the garage to start their investigation. >> reporter: wow. >> they determined that the most practical thing to do was just to rebuild this existing car rather than to start from scratch. so, yes, they took the car down to the frame, and rebuilt it as a true armored vehicle. the biggest change they made in modifying the car was putting in a permanent roof that could not be removed, and they surrounded the whole vehicle with bullet-resistant glass. >> reporter: and then they put it right back

barbara starr is outfront. >> reporter: ironman's powered suit of armor and high-tech weapons help him and that is exactly what america's top commando, admiral william mccrave enwants when his men have to kick down a door. >> he has got to open that door, not knowing what's on the other side. he's got to be in position to be protected as soon as that door comes open. >> reporter: mccrave enhas ordered up this suit better known as the ironman suit. the idea, lightweight armored protection possibly with battery power flowing through it to give a soldier extraordinary ability to move faster and operate longer in battle. former navy s.e.a.l. says the suit can make commandos even better. >> it is going to take a super soldier, an s.e.a.l., a green beret, a delta force guy, and push him into a stratospheric level. what people don't realize all these technologies exist already. but they exist separately. so they're take them all and they're putting them together and adding some pretty cool things like liquid armor that becomes hardened in an millisecond. >> reporter: imagery from drones or sa

. >> iron man's powered suit of armor helped him protect the world. what america's top commander adam wants when his men have to kick down a door. >> you have to open that door not knowing what's on the other side. he has to be in a position to be protected. >> he has ordered up the tactical assault operator suit, better known as the iron man suit. the idea, armored protection possibly with battery power to give a soldier extraordinary ability to move faster and operate longer in battle. former navy seal chris heben said the suit can make commandos even better. >> it's going to take a super soldier, a seal, green baray and push him to a level. all these technologies exist already. they exist separately. so they're taking them all and putting them together and they're adding some pretty cool things like liquid armor that becomes hardened in a millisecond. >> there are plenty of ideas. imagine from drones or satellitt into the helmet visual display. boots that generate electricity with every step a soldier takes and flexible head to toe protection so tr

. >>> under armor is entering the tech world. they will pay $150 million to buy map my fitness, a fitness application company. the purchase is an effort to get in on the wearable technology game. for shares, under armor rose 1% to $83.53. >>> warren buffet takes a big stake in exxonmobil. buffet bought more than 40 million shares of the world's largest publicly traded oil company. investors brought up exxon shares on the news exxon finished the regular session up fractionally to $93.22. >>> washington budget cuts are having an impact on at least one big defense contractor, laquid martin, cutting jobs for a -- facilities in ohio, texas, arizona and california. >>> still ahead on "nightly business report", as many families begin the year-end taxplay pltax planning, there are strategies to help you lower your tax bill. >>> maybe hard to believe, but there are only six weeks left until the end of the year. so this may be a good time to prepare for your 2013 taxes, just remember who reminded you of this. especially with new changes to

bush to begin with began denying troops body armor or denying them armored vehicles or things like thatat's the equivalent to what republicans are doing to the health care bill with not expanding medicaid, leaving millions of people to suffer without health insurance. just because of their ideology. >> i don't want to defend all of it, but when they start talking about how the president oversold the ease of which it will come in, weren't they the guys who called the iraq war a cakewalk? just to remind people. what real oversales is about. >> one of the most important points i think todd makes in his excellent piece in politico is that the way this town used to work is that when a bill was passed, a big bill, a big program, you knew it would need tweaking along the way. you know, there were unintended consequences. sometimes you see what happens with regulations and tax code stuff. you have to go back in and make what are called technical fixes. back in the days of tip and gipper, maybe if you lost the fight you bring up a bill and say this is neutral to make this work better. you could

under armor responds saying this was never their intent. we afollows for any confusion.these jerseys do not feature blood, but they do fee fewer an authentic distressed pattern which depicts a flag that has flown proudly over a long period of time. northwestern, the university issuing a similar statement. the school adding, "part of the problem is from that sale of all the special gear will be going to the wounded warrior program. >>> the rout is all set for next year's amgen tour of california, but some key bay area cities have been left off the list. race organizers say the first stage in the bicycle race will start in sacramento on may 11th. the tour will stop in san jose, mount diablo and monterey before heading to southern california. santa rosa, which has participated in seven of the last eight years did not bid to be a host city this time around. san francisco was just simply left off the list. the eight-day race will cover more than 700 miles before ending in thousand oaks. >>> time to check business and tech right now. we're hearing that twitter may be asking fo

. >> reporter: armor and weapon, helping him to protect the world.s top commando wants when his men have to kick down the door. >> you just got to open the door, not knowing what is on the other side. he has to be in a position to be protected. >> reporter: mccraven has ordered up the light operator suit, better known as "the iron man" suit. better known as the lightweight armor protection, possibly with battery power flowing through it, to give a soldier an extraordinary ability to move faster and operate longer in battle. a former navy s.e.a.l. says it could make the suit even better. >> it will take a green beret, a delta force guy, and push him into another level. what people don't realize is all of these technologies exist already. but they exist separately. so they're taking them all and putting them together and adding pretty cool things like liquid armor, that becomes hardened in just a second. >> there are plenty of ideas, images from drones or satellites over head, right into the helmet display, and flexible toe to toe protection so troops

police and their armored vehicles were determined to push them back.nd it literally became a battle for this bridge. >> protesters determined, marched forward on foot. police halt the crowd about halfway across. and the demonstrators begin praying. police spray the crowd with high-powered water cannons. and then drive their vehicles directly into the crowd. >> i could see cars running over people and a man getting shot in his chest from two meters. demonstrators carrying other demonstrators and running back. >> the demonstrators prevail and push police into retreat. >> and then the protesters came onto our side, and it was amazing, their numbers. >> nora's footage, like so many of the powerful images that are captured during those first weeks of revolution, ends up on youtube and inspires others in egypt and beyond to join the revolution. >> i think it was really the most documented event in our lives. >> just 18 days after it begins egypt's revolution succeeds in pushing hosni mubarak from power when on february 11th, 2011 he resigns. thousands of egy

. >> reporter: ironman's powered suit of armor and high tech weapons help him protect the world, andwilliam mccraven, wants when his men have to kick down a door. >> you have to open that door, not knowing what's on the other side. he has to be in a position to be protected as soon as the door comes open. >> reporter: he ordered up the tactical assault light operator suit better known as the ironman suit. the idea? lightweight armor protection, possibly with battery power flowing through it, to give a soldier extraordinary ability to move faster and operate longer in battle. former navy s.e.a.l. says it can make commandos better. >> it will take a delta force, green beret guy and push it to another level. all of this technology exist already, but they exist separately. they're taking them all, putting them together and adding some pretty cool things, like liquid armor that becomes hardened in a >> boots that generate electricity with every step a soldier takes and flexible head-to-toe protection so troops can move closer to the enemy. >> if they can work out the bugs and get it to wh

. >> reporter: armor and weapon, helping him to protect the world.tly what america's top commando wants when his men have to kick down the door. >> you just got to open the door, not knowing what is on the other side. he has to be in a position to be protected. >> reporter: mccraven has ordered up the light operator suit, better known as "the iron man" suit. better known as the lightweight armor protection, possibly with battery power flowing through it, to give a soldier an extraordinary ability to move faster and operate longer in battle. a former navy s.e.a.l. says it could make the suit even better. >> it will take a green beret, a delta force guy, and push him into another level. what people don't realize is all of these technologies exist already. but they exist separately. so they're taking them all and putting them together and adding pretty cool things like liquid armor, that becomes hardened in just a second. >> there are plenty of ideas, images from drones or satellites over head, right into the helmet display, and flexible toe to toe prot

these were armor-piercing bullets. and the crowd was, of course, densely packed. so there were lots and lots of casualties. >> jan wong, along with some other journalists, retreats to a room at the beijing hotel which overlooks the square. >> the rest of the night, we just watched this carnage unfold. >> this is about the worst you can do to your own citizens, and they're doing it. that armored personnel group, as it worked its way down the main street toward tiananmen square, was firing at demonstrators. >> it was a bloodbath. i mean, you have one side with military-grade weapons, and then you have people in their summer dresses with their children. it's a massacre. >> the next day, a.p. still photographer, jeff widner convinces a man he just met named kirk to let him camp out in his room at the beijing hotel. jeff shoots photos until he runs out of film, but kirk locates one roll and gives it to jeff. >> i had one roll of film and had to make it last. >> by the morning of june 5th, the siege of tiananmen square is nearly over, and most of the protesters have fle

the limousine had no armor. it was brought back to washington, studied for evidence by the secret service and the fbi. it was refurbished with new titanium armor. a permanent top added. it was put back into the presidential fleet, driven until the 1970s. it was code-named x-100. though americans only saw it on black and white tv, that lincoln limo was actually a midnight blue. it's been said president kennedy did not like the bubble top, and when the rain cleared that fateful friday, the bubble was removed as the sun emerged in dallas. >> standing orders were in the kennedy white house, any time that weather permitted, the roof came off. >> reporter: what is not clear if that top, which wasn't bullet proof, would have made any difference on that day, november 22nd, 1963. and the museum told us that clint hill, the first lady's secret service agent that jumped onto the car that day, will revisit the limo this week. diane is right back here tomorrow night. have a great night. good night. >> next, how some sick chi

you said it is possible he was wearing body armor? >> that's what it looked like. >> was it just one weapon in his hand? it appears to be some sort of a rifle? >> all i saw was one large gun. i'm not familiar with a lot of guns. but the guns had just a loud bang with just some space in between. it wasn't like a fast machine gun. it was just a loud bang. bang, bang, bang. we heard eight or nine shots. >> you said eight or nine shots. how far apart were the shots? >> about 10, 15 seconds, if that. >> how far away was the shooting from where you are? >> i mean, it sounded like it was, like, ten feet outside of our store. so -- i -- honestly, i was inside the store i am in. so i didn't see where it originated. but it sounded very close to us. >> do you have a sense -- you said you saw people running. did it appear as if this gunman was walking toward the direction that they were running away? did it look like he was walking after him or just wandering around? >> it just looked like from the nordstrom area of the mall he was just going str

. >> this was unveiled at under armor. notice the storage tanks. you can see cal painted on one of them. one is michael phelps in the pool. behind is that is close up of ray lewis. >> if you're watching in high definition you'll be able to see michael phelps. >> if you're directly across the harbor on the north side you would be able to see all three easily. >> that's a great job. somebody took time, effort and e just some old -- here comes michael for those of you who weren't seeing it. >> took just some old tanks and turned them into something really cool. way to go under armor. that's really super cool. >> that helps. >> well done. business step g -- stepping p. >>> stepping -- stepping up. >>> it's 37 now, 18 chillier than this time yesterday morning. 54 will be the high. it's going to be a sunny, beautl weekend but it's going to be on the chilly side. >>> ron, take it away, pal. >> reporter: you got it. we're live at the state fairgrot timon irks u manyium. we have the o'conner ierish school of dance here. ierish school of dance here. th,,,,,,

. >>> baltimore based understood armor is leaping forward into the fitness technology market. according to the baltimore sun, under armor plans to acquire map my fitness for $150 million. they are the creator of map my run and map my ride. the texas-based company has more than 20 million registered users who map, record and share their work out using gps and other technologies. >>> turn to football, it was a battle of the afc south against the colts and titans. the colts fell behind early on 14-0. things would get nasty when the colts eric walden rips off the helmet of walker and head butts him. he got to stay in the game. the colts would rally. in the end the colts beat the titans 30-27. >>> a not too late for you to enter the purple pride slide show contest. go to cbsbaltimore.com and up load your favorite game day photos. it's sponsored by the zone super store. >>> tomorrow the terps head down to virginia to take on virginia tech. that game is coming to your live here tomorrow at 12:30. >>> we have been looking at the sunrise. you pointed out the past two weeks have been wo

the armored car was in the parking lot of a bank. they found the suspect's get away van about a half mile from the scene. those robbers still on the lose. millions of americans are visiting the site. they haven't looked at the actual number of people signed up. they signed up the first day they went live. an inside look at the difficulty of getting folks to sign on. the notes taken during a peting shortly after the rollout shows the next two-days they say october 2nd approximately 100 people signed up the day after and that's 240 enrollments. since the system is not going for the next few months. >> we don't have enroll element data. we will have it to you by the middle of november. we are collecting statedata, web site data we want it to be reliable. >> the republican head of the over site committee saying american people need to know those numbers. carolyn ice saw has called on sebelius to hand over documents on the number of people who attempted to enroll and the number who succeeded. he wants proof there were at least dry runs. i

it was built on a mini minor chassis with armor welded to the outside. this thing didn't have a turret, what it had was a machine gun mounted on top with an electric motor so it could be controlled remotely from inside. it had a series of video cameras mounted on the outside, an action camera on the very top, and inside was a flat screen tv, and the whole thing -- both the driving of the vehicle and the control of the weapons system -- was run through the flat screen television via a gameboy game controller. this was built in a backyard workshop by a bunch of guys belonging to the free syrian army. i showed this to some army guys about six months ago, and they said, well, that doesn't make a lot of sense to build such a tiny armored vehicle that only has a machine gun on it. but if you think about aleppo, which is where this was built, if you try and take a bnp which is the soviet vehicle that the regime uses, down the street, you're not getting there because these streets are literally 4 or 5 feet wide. it's not going to see them, because they can't get

an armored car dropped the cash near her, on the side of a roadway.f taking the money, she reported the money that she found. the woman says she was leaving her office and noticed what looked like a huge ziploc bag, clear, with bundles of hundreds and twenties in it, sitting by the curb. a quarter million dollars. she checked it out and then called the sheriff's office and waited for the deputy is, and the deputies said, you're crazy. actually, they didn't. they got to the scene and nobody could figure out how the money got to the curb until an armored car pulled up. they said they had been taking the money from a local casino to a bank when somehow a quarter million dollars fell out of the vehicle. they say that once they noticed it was gone they drove back to the casino and retraced their steps. the officer who offend -- found the bag of cash, jessica lipky. good on you. >> thank you. >> how long did i can tate you to make this decision? as the story goes you're driving by and say, what's hat? and then what did you do? you turned around or something

in 2009, our news anchor took us to the compound where engineer kept hundreds of taps and armored vehicleslected from all over the world. now, four years after his death, his family is donating the $30 million collection through a museum foundation to be put on display and will auction half of the 240 vehicles to raise the $10 million needed to build a new museum on the east coast. >> president obama is spending veteran's day's honoring those who made sacrifices for the nation. the president visited arlington national cemetery in virginia for a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb the unknown. he paid tribute to the men and women who served in the military including one of the country's oldest veterans, 107-year-old richard fullerton. >> he was there at harl harbor when the battle shakes of smoldering, he was at okinawa and at iwo jima. he said veteran's day was a time to honor a debt we can never repay. he said in afghanistan by this time next year, the transition to afghan-led security will be nearly complete. the district of columbia is honoring the tuskegee airmen, the first african-amer

>> we are going to use an armored motor vehicle to take him. >> dallas police meant to transfer lee into regular prison during the night to avoid the press. and then someone must have overruled them so that lee could be photographed by the press during the transfer. >> we're standing by awaiting the transfer or oswald from city jail to county jail. and for that report here is abc's bill lord at the city jail. bill, what's the situation? >> well, i am presently in the basement of the dallas municipal building. and it is like an armed camp. police officials are frankly worried. the don't want anything to happen to oswald. newsmen, photographers and policemen that lee oswald will be brought to a vehicle for transfer to the dallas county jail, a distance of about 15 blocks, which ironically is just across from the scene where president kennedy was assassinated on friday. >> anticipation has built up here in downtown dallas in front of the county jail. they are waiting for a glimpse of lee oswald. >> there he is. >> there he comes. >> let me have it. i want it. >> being led out by captain fri

and then when he looked at the crowd and he saw the police chief's message and he strapped on his armorain, he said, i have to go, we have to go. >> yes, he is. the opera made his outfit for him. >> very cool. >> i still have the camera that we mounted in the car. thank you for joining us here at 11:00. >> bye-bye. middle-earth is back at denny's with the build your own hobbit slam. twenty delicious options, like sweet potato pecan pancakes, hearty breakfast sausage and honey cake french toast. a meal to satisfy the hungriest of hobbits. see "the hobbit: the desolation of smaug." with holiday magic in both parks, the happiest place on earth, just got merrier. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- president george w. bush, the music of ben harper with charlie musselwhite and "jaywalking." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much! [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show." oh, boy. getting ready for thanksgiving? [ cheers ] yeah, y

manufacturer under armor says it's a distressed pattern displaying a weathered flag worn proudly. >>> 23-year-old ryan reese winning the world series of poker in las vegas. he was the youngest of the finals there. >>> remember the iconic photo of three officers over a boston marathon runner after the bombing in that city? for the cover "sports illustrated" reunited them with mvp david ortiz. it was a late-night shoot where even the police commissioner showed up. >>> ryan lochte got rushed by an enthusiastic plan. he suffer aid torn afell to the. he suffered a torn acl sprain and will be taking a break from training and competition. >>> tiger woods hit a ball from europe to asia. he did it from a bridge that connects the continents. >> it is pretty impressive. >> not bad but he was on a bridge. it was part of the turkish open which tees off tomorrow. >>> katy perry's album a biohazard? >>> plus oprah's 2013 favorite things list is out. >>> welcome back. let me take you through the timing of the rain that is coming in the northwest and the gusty winds that come along with it. light driz

and they have a lot of armor around those batteries.oes not have the battery-packed armored as well. that may be something, if you're really concerned about safety, that may be something that gives gm some traction in addition to the fact it's a beautiful car. we took a lovely ride with pam fletcher who's the vice president at gm, and it's a great car. i think it stacks up to the tesla. we will see if the people embrace it as well, but it could be huge for both company's stock. if the tesla has real competition, that could depress them. if gm begins to tap into that marketplace, they could be sailing too. very important launch. liz: yeah. and, you know, looking at -- down just about a percent be here, but general motors has come firing back, and some younger folks are buying these cadillacs. so this is sort of the beginning of the great new way, perhaps, with electric vehicles. the competition's always good. we've got that closing bell ringing in about 39 minutes. fed chairman ben bernanke getting ready to deliver a major speech about t

the robbers are heavily armed and wear body armor.out of the bulldozer and throw smoke grenades. they move into the diamond exhibit and uses a nail gun to weaken the glass cases holding the diamonds. then one of the crooks uses a sledgehammer to finish the job. he breaks through. the jewels are theirs for the taking. >> they were just so audacious. it's almost like someone saying, we're going to rob the crown jewels. you thought -- well, you almost dismiss it as not being possible because it's too extraordinary. >> the thieves planned to escape on a waiting speedboat on the thames river and then into a getaway van. it's just like a james bond movie, including james bond, played by the scotland yard. >> this gang played for high stakes, and we played for high stakes to catch them as well. >> the outlandish heist is caught by dozens of surveillance cameras set up by a special scotland yard squad that's been tracking the gang for more than four months. the crooks are known to police as the geezer gang, a group led by four lifelong crimin

bush to begin with began denying troops body armor or denying them armored vehicles or things like thatthat's the equivalent to what republicans are doing to the health care bill with not expanding medicaid, leaving millions of people to suffer without health insurance. just because of their ideology. >> when they start talking about how the president oversold the ease of which it will come in, weren't they the guys who called the iraq war a cakewalk? just to remind people. >> one of the most important points i think todd makes in his excellent piece in politico is that the way this town used to work is that when a bill was passed, a big bill, a big program, you knew it would need tweaking along the way. you know, there were unintended consequences. sometimes you see what happens with regulations and tax code stuff. you have to go back in and make what are called technical fixes. back in the days of tip and gipper, maybe if you lost the fight you bring up a bill and say this is neutral to make this work better. . you could get it past both sides. say we want the program to work. that ca

one police officer was shot but was protected by his body armor. he's hospitalized but expected to be okay. no word on the relationship between the expect and these two female hostages. at the live desk, back to you. >>> a major merger between two airline could mean cheaper flights out of reagan national airport. a bankruptcy judge cleared the way for american airlines to merge with usairways. part of that will require the two airlines to decrease the number of flights out of reagan which clears the way for low cost carriers like southwest and jet blue. it will create the world's largest airline. >>> the first family continued its annual tradition of volunteering at a d.c. food bank today. for the third year in a row, president obama, first lady michelle and their daughters volunteered at the capital area food bank in northeast. they helped hand out food to families picking up thanksgiving dinner. the capitol area food bank distributes 30 million pounds of food each other and serves over 475,000 needy residents in the washington area. >>> the natio

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he didn't have armor, no ability with a sword. but instead of accepting his defeat, he said oh, i'm going to change the rules in which i have a disadvantage. i tell the story of a basketball coach, coaching 12-year-old girls. >> an indian basketball coach. his daughter is on this team, a 12-year-old. >> he decides the way americans play basketball, is puzzled he says things that make no sense. why do they run back on defense and wait for the other team to come down the court? this makes no sense to him particularly if one of the teams isn't very good . why would you let your much better team do things that would make them better? >> and the court at any given time you are defending a third of the court. >> no he says i'm going odefend every single part of the court every minute of the game. we are going to play this maniacal defence. what happens? he goes to the national championship. it's a beautiful example of he refuses to be passive over a series of seemingly un seemingly insurmoun insurmountable disadvantages. >> you talk abo

those weapons pierce body armor. they pierce and go through patrol vehicles and this is a residential neighborhood with homes n all around. >> abc7 news learned andy lopez's mother filed a claim against sonoma county and sheriff's department this, is the first stoep a lawsuit. >> antioch police are blaming driver error for a really amazing crash this morning. a 67-year-old drove her hyundai through front doors of a 7-11 store. a customer did suffer a minor injury. investigators say alcohol does not appear tb a factor in this crash, just driver error, they say. >> well, we're out driving out and about, be careful. kids roaming streets trick or treating. look at the weather sandhya patel is on the roof with the forecast. sandhya? >> beautiful right now. get it? and tonight kids heading outside, it's going to be perfect weather. a nice treat. let's take a look at the forecast. sun goes down in about an hour, mild, 67 degrees, 7:00 p.m 61. you'll feel the chill by 9:00 p.m . mid-50s so if i were you i'd sneak in an extra

later tonight there will be several armored vehicles arriving to show the strength of the state and stop those who started the looting here. >> he criticized local authorities for failing to better protect the populace despite clear warnings of the strength of typhoon haiyan. >> international relief efforts are beginning for the four million people who have been affected by the supertyphoon. many thousands are without shelter, food, and clean drinking water. rescue efforts are hampered by blocked roads but aid is starting to arrive from around the world, including from germany. >> these are first emergency supplies to be sent from germany. workers with the aid organization world vision are sending 25 tons of blankets, tarps and first aid kits. >> we received a message saying they needed the most essential things, drinking water, food and shelter. what we've got here will serve to provide shelter for the people who have lost everything they own. >> instantaneous is essential in the disaster region, faced with the sheer extent of devastation, philippine authorities are struggling to respon