you may remember our own tim tooten sat down and with president allen johnson between the historical connection between liberia and america. you can go to our website, wbaltv.com, and there you can click on the linked"africa's maryland." >> stay with us. >> how the speed camera and get up in the shape and on the floor. we'll have the story coming up. >> officer city camera was ripped from the base and a director a field. the camera was in the 7400 block of north point boulevard right in front ofsparrows point high school. >> this is what was left of the speed camera in front of sparrows point high school. it was yanked out of the ground by a person to accommodate change to it and pulled away. it's it's here in the north point district. police want to know if you know who did it. out in front of sparrows point high school in the 7400 block of north point boulevard is a stub of what is left of a speed camera that was ripped out of the ground. the poll and camera itself set on the floor as evidence of the baltimore county north precinct. police say tuesday night just before 11:00, two j

allen johnson surly. a preview of navy's game against southern mississippi as the mids try to avoid their first three-game losing streak since 2002. >>> and two lacrosse games in baltimore this weekend. in an attempt to see if they speed up the game. for these stories and more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> well, apparently, it's never too late for your closeup. mr. demill. alex demetrick reports, edgar allen poe died in baltimore. but is about to be resurrected by hollywood. >> reporter: edgar allen poe died october 7th, 1849. and he was buried in westminster in baltimore. it was a day often marked with a rose and his poetry. >> once, upon a midnight dreary, while i pondered, weak and weary, of the many quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore. >> reporter: suddenly, there came a tapping of hollywood's not-so-gently wrapping. >> no matter how many times, i will kill him. >> reporter: yes, that poem turned a movie tit

allen johnson, and you're going to be going back to your country within a few days.she is up for election again. >> yes, next tuesday. >> what do you think the chances are? >> i'm going to go out on a limb and say she's going to have a win. [applause] >> we're going to turn over for questions, but i do want to ask you one more question, transit, if i may. you have done so much and you have sacrificed greatly. and you have paid a price. would you be willing to speak to that for a moment? >> well, i really don't think i have done anything. yesterday i was having a conversation with a friend, and i said to her, not until i prayed the devil back to help that i felt we had done anything significant, in my mind until today it was a survival tactic. fighting for the future of our children. and i would have been content if we didn't get on the big screen, you know? i feel like, i feel i, like you said earlier, i was called to do what i do. i don't have any sense of wow, i'm doing great work. every time i go to a space into something, i believe that space thinking, this reall

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allen. congratulations. we bring this up because johnson is here today on our panel to talk about the superommittee and the inner how that will work. along with johnson is doug fruehling who has a story -- along with jonathan is doug fruehling. thank you both for being here today. we appreciate it. let's start with the district. mayor gray istarting to feel like -- sound like he is on damage control. >> he is going on the offensive. he itrying to get the point that his administration is doing something despite all the scandals, trying to say y there is substance and they are moving aggressively. he is taking that message t to the business community. >> is what he is saying fair to say that we have not paid enough attention to accomplishments because it has been scandal after scandal after scandal? >> i wrote a column this summer to. i do believe tre is some substance there. he is missing the communications aspect of the job. but there is substance and he is coming up with a strategy and holding it a that is what the business community wants. >> in the article, does point ouout several projects that arhave broken

allen has their stories. >> their faces may be unfamiliar, but they're members of an elite club. meet the most influential women in africa and the arab world, winners of this year's nobel peace prize. ellen johnson-sirleaf, the liberian leader, the first female president elected democratically. she's politically astute and is trying to turn her country around. her no-nonsense approach may have lost her friends at home, but it's won her international acclaim. thousands of miles away, news travels fast. during birthday celebrations, the south african nobel lor yacht, desmond tutu. he could hardly contain his excitement. >> woo-hoo! yippy! woo-hoo! >> a fellow liberian shares this prestigious prize for being a tireless peace warrior in troubled times. >> this prize is won by the women of liberia and by extension, the women of africa, because our story is a story of living through wars for 14 years. >> this is a historic moment for africa, where being a woman is really a blessing and not a curse, and where the role of female peace brokers has long been underestimated. >> further north the voice of the arab spring, tawakul karman, a journalist and peace campaigner. for the past three months she's cam

johnson has the night off. >> young couple killed for no obvious reason. police say the victims 21-year-old eric of san jose and 20-year-old christina of sunnyvale killed. but why? allen is live with the latest with the police. allen? >>reporter: yes dan. this was a brutal crime in a neighborhood near campus. nicknamed professorville after all of the faculty members who live out there. we are told the male victim grew up in atlanta, georgia. his girl friend lived with her airports in sunnyvale. >> i always looked up to her. big role model in my life. >>reporter: to courtney, 20-year-old chris team a was literally the girl next door. >> just really unbelievable. especially because she was so sweet. she never hurt any one or anything. she was just really passionate about what she was doing and always wanted to help people. >> she was a pre-nursing stawnt at san jose state university who began dating 21-year-old eric 6 months ago. police say they were shot to death saturday morning around 11:00 o'clock at his apartment not far from campus. he lived in the back of this victorian home on south third street where the door opens up to annualy. he was a student at san jose st

johnson has the night off. >> young couple killed for no obvious reason. police say the victims 21-year-old eric of san jose and 20-year-old christina of sunnyvale killed. but why? allen is live with the latest with the police. allen? >>reporter: yes dan. this was a brutal crime in a neighborhood near campus. nicknamed professorville after all of the faculty members who live out there. we are told the male victim grew up in atlanta, georgia. his girl friend lived with her airports in sunnyvale. >> i always looked up to her. big role model in my life. >>reporter: to courtney, 20-year-old chris team a was literally the girl next door. >> just really unbelievable. especially because she was so sweet. she never hurt any one or anything. she was just really passionate about what she was doing and always wanted to help people. >> she was a pre-nursing stawnt at san jose state university who began dating 21-year-old eric 6 months ago. police say they were shot to death saturday morning around 11:00 o'clock at his apartment not far from campus. he lived in the back of this victorian home on south third street where the door opens up to annualy. he was a student at san jose st

johnson is behind bars at central booking. >>> fighting to free a jailed maryland man. today, secretary of state hillary clinton called on cuba to release allengross from prison. gross has been held in prison since 2009, when he was accused of being a spy. the social worker went on a mission to bring internet access to a small community. clinton testified about this when she testified before a foreign affairs committee. >> we think it is a gross violation of his human rights and a humanitarian abuse that he has not been returned to his family. and we would like to see that happen as soon as possible. >> the u.s. offered to let a returned cuban spy come home. but cuba rebuffed the offer. >>> after a year, difficult separations were bridged in an instant. >> you know how it's going to end, even if you can't hear it. aftergoodbyes, one year ago. >> how does it compare? well, at least this is a happy day. last year was a sad day. >> reporter: and the last morning came at aberdeen proving grounds. families of 80 maryland army national guard members. they of. >> they worked throughout iraq and afghanistan. and they supervised and managed aviation u

allen, and the 19th headed by gilbert h. johnson who was mentioned earlier. mr. speaker, how much time is remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri has one minute remaining, and the gentleman from north carolina has 15 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. clay: if i may inquire of mr. jones. mr. jones: i will close on our side. mr. clay: all right. at this time, mr. speaker, i'd like to yield one minute to the the gentlewoman from california , ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. pelosi: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i thank you, mr. speaker, for recognition. and i'm pleased to join my colleagues, congresswoman corrine brown, who has been relentless in calling for this day, our colleague from missouri, mr. clay, thank you for your leadership on all of this as well. to our colleagues on the other side, the ranking member on the banking committees, and then mr. pearce as well who spoke about this. we have come together in a bipartisan way for a very patriotic occasion for our country. what a thrill