and police need your elpp identifying theeman in these photos and video.he was seen attack in downtown annapolis lasttmonth.a woman was walking home when she says a man pulled her into an alley on duke of gloucester strret.... and sexually assauuted her.the man is considered a person of interest.anyone with iiformation should call police. 3 annn arundel county police.. to... fight back../....after.. homes ... are broken into... where... enior women... are sleeping... in... maryland city. citt.betty nne o'neel.... says... tuesday morning......she.. awoke... to find... a stranger ...in her beeroom with a flashlight.../.the.. grabbed herrpurse... heard her screams... came into herrbedroom... and fought off.. the intruder..../when... a... ásecondá thief... came in../ . he... fought him off, too. "it just makes me mad that ssmeone would come into my home, take my money, and luckily not my life, and hurt my son. ii makes me angry." angry.""... similar home 11 minntes eariliirr.../earby..- anyone... with informatiin ...is asked to call police. an... army privvte... accused in the of... ggvern

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. >> no one came out of the firehouse to help this , theeman, the other thing ambulance that was dispatchedwas dispatched to the wrong place. >> mills daughter, she is not remained silent either. >> protocol is heartless. the person stood there and watched the entire thing and did not help. >> those who rushed over to the fire hall first met a rookie, who has only been on the job for a couple of months. asked lieutenant davis what to do and she said they have to call 911. she then returned to her bunk room. where is kenneth ellerbe in this case? he has yet to speak publicly. he is working diligently behind the scenes to get to the bottom of this investigation. the deputy mayor and mayor will take the lead on the case. >> the wounded warrior who received a standing ovation during the state of the union is back home in arizona this morning. cory remsburg was a guest of the first lady. he said it was incredibly humbling and an honor for him and everyone did so to an america. he loved the -- and every wounded soldier in america. he is happy to be back in therapy training. >> today's a big day f

an attorney claims theeman who withdrew his challenge did so after receiving multiple threats ...r another review.the kansas secretary of state says many people complained the board shouldn't have heard the objection in the first place. it's aamajor problem... plaguing the military, right no. nnw.the addiction... that affecting our soldiers. soldiers.and later...tte hilarious interaction between this kid...and a reporter. -3 anncr: a good job. it's the key to a good life. but it isn't always easy to find one... a vote for question seven is a vote for maryland jobs. two thousand construction jobs to build a new resort casino. four thousand permanent jobs, paying... on average fifty five thousand a year. six thousand jobs from increased tourism... and table games like blackjack and poker. add it up: it's twelve thousand new maryland jobs. but to build it you have to vote for it. vote for question seven. and get maryland back to work. follows --fewer young drivers are getting a whiff of that new car smell.the share of new cars bought by 18 to 34 &pyear-olds dropped 30-percent over th

so that's theeman children going throught the screening :52 (maybeeshorten 41-year old miihael scottson faces child pornography charges.charges his neighbors (brian) 2:25:51 two shot you &pknow looking at children is something very wrong anddyoo need to go get help yourself if here's a sign you have thaa sicknesswilson lives ii this home with his wife. investigators say they found ccild pornogrrphy on a images and movies depict a 3 female children as yyung as four engaged ii sexual acts with adults and other children. (tara) 2:27:18 there are a ton of kids in the have a four year old on o 4 years old that's babies :27 detectivesssay wilson admitted neiggboo's learned offhis 3 arrest from us.(tara) 2:22:58 it's a terryyfing thought for sure. while police continue to investigate... the t-s-a issuue this statement.... "tsa holds its security officers to the highesttprofessional and ethical standards..."the pllegations against his individual in no way reflect on the outstanding jobbour more than 50,000 seeurity officers do every ay..." meanwwile police say... wilson admits hh has a probl

. >> we believe that the shooter has been living out of his virginia silt in theeman road. >> president trump and his wife visited congressman scalise and one of the officers in the hospital last night. press secretary sean spicer describe the scene in the intensive care unit as emotional. that basketball game, law mak ers were practicing for will go on as planned tonight at nationals park. >>> a prayer vigil for congressman scalise was held in his hometown of lou san last night. some who attended services said they have known the congressman for years. >> he and my boys grew up together, and his mother was my best friend. >> wow do anything and everything for anyone at anytime. >> residents say they will be praying for his speedy recovery. >>> many are crediting capitol police who were assigned to scalise security detail for saving lives and prevending more injuries. >> not every elected official gets a security detail, that includes pennsylvania congressman ryan costello. he typically car pools to wednesday morning baseball practice but yesterday he missed his ride. >> never before ha

olice custody in - officers in san jose ttacked called 9-1-1 saying theeman had an assault rifle. spotted the man's vehicce near an expressway. the man stopped theecar and ggt outtwearing nothing but his birthday suit samurai sword. police were ableeto take im into custody after chasing him down oo foot. offfcers also recooered the assault rifle. washinnton is getting ready for the president's inauguration, which is just nation still facing tough obama is restticting the - number of inauuural balls to the llwest number in sixty official parties -- and, a two concert honoring military families. this is downn from ten events in 2009. but as fox nees correspondent jjnnifer ddvis reports, there is still taggering amount of prep work underway for the bbg day. day. you could say this hum of ccnstrrction that fills the years represents the foundation of our country bbcause these are tte stands phat will showcase he peaceful passage of one ppesidential term to the next. schuuer ays: "we feel good thht americaahaa had this tradition for hundreds oo years." they aren't expecting tte record

head of theeman, tennessee valley authority, has oured, we can transform entire economy into an all electricnomy powered by solar energy and driven by energy efficiencies that are already on the table. they practical in terms of their application. within 30 or 40 years. replace them almost entirely with fossil fuels and nuclear power. this is the vision that the motor vehicle industry and tesla is leading the way -- we would like to see this on the horizon. arkansasak to you as is devastated from a string of tornadoes. at least 17 people have died. almost all in arkansas. you have congress, the house, boating --this will not be passed by the senate. the national atmospheric and oceanic administration cannot talk about the causes of climate change, only about extreme weather. you have tennessee passing legislation that would outlaw some public transit? >> this is the corporatist pressure. against what i can see around the country as an emerging left-rigtha l alliance. not just on climate change, but the effect it has on agriculture, the effect on disasters. the effect it has on the need for f

&pof theeman.../ accused... of killing... a... johns hopkins rrsearcher..../ áácrimeáá...rddr weapoo used in the killing of 23 year old sttphen pitcairn. tyreen williams flagged down police hours &pafter he ohns hopkins researcher was fatally stabbed and robbed.stand p 11:57:27 roommates. 12:03:43 yeah it was a real shock i didn't expect them to come.today in court the williaas told jurors wagner admitted ... "he made his mooe and he robbed thhs guy... and hurt him real bad." then came testimony about pitcairn's iientification &pwilliams ound in the wallet wagner is accused of taking. williams teesified"it was a florida driver's license. it said stephen pit omething" pitcairn's mother and father their head in disbelief. wagner or lavella no they were just passing through. anne barone lives beloo the apartment police found... pitcairn's belonging... now key pieces of evidence for the state. 12:02:57 i've been n this area for 0 years and it'' only getting worst not betterr williams admitted sse was high on heroin and crack the entire day leading up to praving for more willia

the shock and mourning outside theeman ul african methodist episcopal church in charles and ton and across the nation has just begun. >> to say our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families and their community doesn't say enough to convey the heartache and the sadness and the anger that we feel. >> reporter: but the hunt for the accused killer is over now. >> we have arrested dylann roof, r-o-o-f in north carolina. >> reporter: he was arrested four hours away from south carolina where he allegedly opened fire and killed nine people wednesday night. >> we woke up today and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. >> reporter: police say roof, seen here entering the church on surveillance video attended a prayer group inside the church after asking to meet the pastor. roof allegedly salt in the meeting for an hour, then opened fire. eight people were killed at the scene, one victim later died at a nearby hospital. >> she wants to be remembered for where she was when she died in the church. she was a strong lady of faith. she was committed to her community. >> reporter: am

theeman accused of killing a city officer over a fight for a parking spot.. is due in court today.an james is charged with killing detective brian stevenson with a bricc in a parking lot in canton last year.stevenson was out celebrating his birthday when police say james threw a "fist &psizeddpiece of concrete" at his head.. which eventually killed him.this iin't james' first run-in with the law. charged with several sex offenses.stevenson leaves behind a wife and 3 children. police are investigating another murder in north baltimore.it happened around six last night in the remington neighborhood. police found a woman stabbed multiple times in a home on huntington avenue. this murder puts us on track to have juut as many murders in the city as we did last year.this time last year, thereewere 40 homicides.and that number is now tied this year. we now know the identity of the person found dead in randallstown, monday night.he he was found shot, on winlee hospital.no word on suspects. 3 motorists who cause fatal accidents... don't always end up behind bars. and some... don't even face

theeman waa taken to an area hospittl.we're told he's inncritical but stable condition this morning.jured.patrice back to you. 3 has it been etermined that police acted responsibly in 3 this situation? siiuation?right now, homicide detecttves along with internal affairs are invesigatinn the actions police took out here. released.live n soutt weet baltiiore, megan gilllland, fox45 morning news. pwo prince georre's county police officers are ff thee job ... for now...after being placed on routine adminnstrative leave.. for thing ssartte when the suspect &ppcrjacking at a gas station i takoma park..he 19 yeaa ood suspect then led police on a chase... hitting three vehicles befooe flipppng over. the suspect took off on foot, so the officer tried to subdue the man with a stun gun.a second officce arrived ... and fatally shot the suspect.the driver who wws stabbed is in critical connition. 3&the search conninues this days ago.dozees of people ho -- know and love chuck duckett gathered oo the bbnks of the tridelphia reservvir sunday. tte fatehr offthree was at this site on december 2nd.. &p

haldeman -- -- theeman: the judge argued,the case was they said we are in general agreement with the district court treatment of the issues. judge rogers: no need to elaborate. mr. freeman: no need to elaborate on the general treatment of the issues, and the acknowledged that there was no meaningful analysis, it was pointed out that the underlying district court proceeding in itself is ambiguous and rationale. judge rogers: that sense that if we look at the decision by the court, you're not going to find it, but that decision says we sgree with judge circa' analysis and no need to elaborate. judge sirica's analysis and no need to elaborate. mr. freeman: and we are denying. on the narrative of the question, i agree that the judicial proceedings in front of you -- i just do not think -- this is an a porton question that no court of appeals has ever issued a decision, and i think -- judge rogers: so you say clearly held, and i thought that adverb was interesting, because you put it everywhere. no court has clearly held. the adverb. that was meant to refer to the standard. judge rogers:

theeman &presponsible for the tuscon shooting spree... ill be sentenced today.jared lee loughnerpleaded guilty to 19 counts... including the attempted assassinntion of pabrielle giffords.6 eople were killed and 12 others besides giffords... were hurt. gifford's husband... astronaut mark keely... plans to appear in court for the sentencing... the family. &pphe maa accused of making the anti-islam film... that stirree up violence in the middle east... is sentenced to one year in prison.but it's pot because of the ovie.mark prosecutors say violated his fraud case.he gained worldwide attennion... witt the makinn of his movie "innocence of prophet mohammed as a wwmanizer, ruthless killer and it's not just for medical se anymore. twoossates approved recreational use of marijjana in tuesday's elections... colorado and washington. but don'' break out the lava lamps yet. yet.stacey cohan is live in washington... with the stooy. good morningg stacey. - so wiil it really be legallfoo folls in washington and coloradooto use marijuana? &p still ahead.

the ex girlfirend of theeman stabbed to death during the inner harbor fireworks..ks ut.what she hha to say.. about the killer.. urning himself ii. 3 3,2,1 heeringg & 3 and... ever wish you could do this to your boss's car?why he employees did it. 3 - debt talks 33 ,3 3 3 3 3 map fiber maa 3- 3 the suspecc in tte deadly fourth oo july staabing at the inner harbor tunrr himself he slashed joe calo's throat that night.now, calo's family is speaking out.megan what they say thii susppct deserves. 3 good mornnng patrice,we spoke with joe alo's ex- & girlfriend... she ays she accused kklllr has turned &phimself him.but now she annss justice... for call and for & their baby girl.. who has to grow up without a father. father.lindsey reilly saas & calo was a good dad who didn't & deserve to die the way he -3 did...he was in ttwn from - allbama visittng family when he was killed during that fight attthe iiner habrorr the suspect, marcus harris, but his attorney claims it was all ii self defense. 3 "mr harris has done noithing but cry... neverrhis intention."27:27 "inn 3 someo

speaker i rise today to honor theemans.they -- they are inian teetown a small town on the river in north florida it's pre small town to some, the yankeetown community has always rallied in ways that many cannot imagine during times of need. hurricane idalia was no different. last august, when power was still not yet restore and were working to pick up the pieces and survey the damage to their homes and businesses heck, while many of their homes and businesses were still under ania opened their restaurant to anyone who needed a meal or place to spend time over the next couple of days. while they were in no way obligated to serve their community, they stepped up to support their neighbors out of the kindness of their hearts, expecting nothing in. they demonstrate the best of florida's third congressional district and remind me why i'm so terribly proud ofurand our district, especially our resiliency in the face of a natural disaster of this magnitude. on behalf of florida's third congressional district, thank you to the wakem

. >> theeman who came in apparently tried to fight off theataerk.is face. >> reporter: she recounted the victims' stories. >> they said that he came in and he had a black bag. he pulled it out. and -- as they went to go load it,verybody started pounding on the windows and the walls to let people know. >> reporter: the victims have been identified as 61-year-old nancyan vessem and 21-year-old maura binkly. late onfriday, r desantis, the republican candidate for florida governor called the news heart breang. andrew gillum praised the police's quick response. gillum and desantis in a heated ce. that race is one to watch on tuesday. and tragedies like this could actually have an effect. much of the rhetoric between the kantdsnd they're politically polar opposites, have turned on crime and gun control. >>> to politics. just three days left until the midterms. electi president trump will be making seven campaign stops over thene 72 hours. tr his all-out push to get republicans to polls on tuesday. nbc's white house correspondent, kelly o'donnell, travelin

the gentl from washington reserves his time thehair recoges theeman from a, mr. brooks. mr. brks: i yi one mine tohe gentlman fr virginia, chairman gd lath the chair: thgentleman is reize . goode: the houseuld noke action to legitimize the pridt's unconstitutional overreach regdimmigration. especially that of creating a programo defer removal for an entclass o hundreds of thoan of uawful ail yeps. e ntleman's ament is nessary preserve the congress'nstitutionally guaranteed poweover immiation law a policy. whher and how to dealh unlawful u.s. as minors by their parents is a question that we should debate thoroughly and any legislative efforts regarding these individuals should move through regular order in the house judiciary committee which has jurisdiction overate conces must be considered when diusg this issue. t the least of which is whetr should be ablto benet om e illega activity by becoming permanent sidents based o the status of the mir they brought here illegally in the first plac th will happen if any deferred actn for childhood arrivals res yent listsn the military

think theeman: do you --ublicans might consider reconsider their opposition to the barack obama nomination to the supreme court? -- dish ein: ok the possibility of unifying the gop -- that is a matter of choice. if people want to find peace and hang together, they will find a way to do so. if they think that it is better to try and continue the warfare to try to engage and have your faction be dominant under the misguided belief that somehow you can put together a national majority by having only two prongs of the stool rather than three, then we won't unify the gop, but it is a matter of choice from other different factions, and i can't say what the probability is of that, but as far as the possibility i think you have to have a unifying message that forces around a limited, but active role for government to care about people like me. that's essentially what the plea of the trump voter is, that you have not cared about a person like me for decades. and that's always been the weakness of the republican party. republicans do well at saint we care about people, but have a really hard time sa

the gentl from washington reserves his time thehair recoges theeman from a, mr. brooks. mr.s: i yi one mine tohe gentlman fr virginia, chairman gd lath the chair: thgentleman is reize . goode: the houseuld noke action to legitimize the pridt's unconstitutional overreach regdimmigration. especially that of creating a programo defer removal for an entclass o hundreds of thoan of uawful ail yeps. e ntleman's ament is nessary preserve the congress'nstitutionally guaranteed poweover immiation law a policy. whher and how to dealh unlawful u.s. as minors by their parents is a question that we should debate thoroughly any legislative efforts regarding these individuals should move through regular order. legitimate concerns must be addressed. not the least is whether parents should be able to benefit from the illegal activity. as the policy currently stands that will happen if any childhood deferred action enlist in the military. i urge my colleagues to support the amendment. >> the gentleman from alabama reserves his time. >> i am pleased to yield one minute. >> the gentlelady from

caller: i'd like to ask the , theeman, as we all know special interest groups not only in washington, every state government in the united states, is a huge problem. toy are a huge problem as what has been done with policies that we are try to put through with votes. we all know they have a huge percent and all of this -- in all of this. i wonder why nothing has been done about this. anybody that has ever brought it up recently, that i know of, they said they would do something about it, nothing becomes of it. that i believe is a huge problem in all of the government in the united states. this should be something done. there -- there should be something done. i think the special interest groups need to be cake out of washington. they need to be kicked out of the state governments and i believe we would see a lot more things being done. last inmichigan came in our survey with a f. we found, there has been very little of the kind of disclosure , transparency, and ethics initiative that we solve in many -- that we saw in many other states. the power of lobbyists and special interest is s

on theeman on his book life of legendary native hawaiian surfer. a visit to the university of hawaii at west a wahoo for the extensive book collection of late u.s. senator daniel inouye. hawaii week and continues on c-span at 9:30 a.m. eastern on washington journal. jeff. executive director of the blue planet foundation. on renewable energy efforts in hawaii. on american history tv on c-span3 at 2:00 eastern. we visit the valley of the priest. along the north shore of oahu. the polynesian voyaging society in holland -- honolulu. at 4:00 eastern, three short documentaries about hawaii. the 1956 film soldier in hawaii. the 1924 silent film, the hawaiian islands. and the 1952 film long jeans comes scope. watch hawaii weekend next weekend on c-span. book tv, american history tv. listen to hawaii weekend on the free c-span radio app. we are featuring honolulu mayor. saturday at 10:00 eastern. washington journal continues. host: clemens with the atlantic editor. enlarged in washington. thanks for coming in. the president's speech in the united nations, w

the gentl from washington reserves his time thehair recoges theeman from a, mr. brooks. mr. brks: i yi one mine tohe gentlman fr virginia, chairman gd lath the chair: thgentleman is reize . goode: the houseuld noke action to legitimize the pridt's unconstitutional overreach regdimmigration. especially that of creating a programo defer removal for an entclass o hundreds of thoan of uawful ail yeps. e ntleman's ament is nessary preserve the congress'nstitutionally guaranteed poweover immiation law a policy. whher and how to dealh unlawful u.s. as minors by their parents is a question that we should debate thoroughly and any legislative efforts regarding these individuals should move through regular order in the house judiciary committee which has jurisdiction overate conces must be considered when diusg this issue. t the least of which is whetr should be ablto benet om e illega activity by becoming permanent sidents based o the status of the mir they brought here illegally in the first plac th will happen if any deferred actn for childhood arrivals res yent listsn the military

caller: i'd like to ask the , theeman, as we all know special interest groups not only in washington,ut every state government in the united states, is a huge problem. toy are a huge problem as what has been done with policies that we are try to put through with votes. we all know they have a huge percent and all of this -- in all of this. i wonder why nothing has been done about this. anybody that has ever brought it up recently, that i know of, they said they would do something about it, nothing becomes of it. that i believe is a huge problem in all of the government in the united states. this should be something done. there -- there should be something done. i think the special interest groups need to be cake out of washington. they need to be kicked out of the state governments and i believe we would see a lot more things being done. last inmichigan came in our survey with a f. we found, there has been very little of the kind of disclosure , transparency, and ethics initiative that we solve in many -- that we saw in many other states. the power of lobbyists and special interest is