commissioner batts replaaes freedbealefeld who reeired in baltimorr police departtent.cntiiue beaaefeld's historic record of reducing omicides. .......aad he says.. part oo his mission includes.. earning the ppblic's rust. trust. anthony batts is mayor stephanie raawings-blakk's choicc to be the city'ssnext policc commissioner. he's standing in the council chambers for his confirmation members in place, with &pbefore his aapointment is maa just neee to know a lttle bit pooe about your community policing and any chhnges that you ight envision in terms oo (baats) ""e're not only going to uild thisscommunity policing philosophy n the police department.. buttmore likelly we're going to go to phe community and ask them what they need from us." the public's trust..seem to ddminate the ew commissioner's talks... and ccuncil'' connerns. and ssatementss...people from neighborhooos, spoke out too.. of reeent cases of uspected - are decenttmen. but officers who aae out of control need to stood in suuporttof thee payor's choice. but (ááááquick nats up full: ...........protests....

batts replaces fred bealefeld... who retired in august after 30 years at the baltimore police departmenn. nominations committee... battss nomination goes to the full council for a ffll vote... which could haapennas early as next monday. should a city that's closingg rec centees nd raising jail?that's the controversy construction of a new 70-million-dollar juvenile governor says the city needs say the money would be better funding jobs for youth. 3&3312:04 "we're tired oo peopl &pprofftting oof of black profitting off of locking up &pour children. we're tired of people saying we have money to build a jail, but don't have money for schools or recreetion centers." centers."the mayor says shee wants to meet with the governorrtoodiscuss the propossd youth jail before ennorssng it. 3 today....maryllnd clergy from multipleedenominations will hold two neww conferences.... sex marriage.the first will be &pheld t 10 a-m... outside the episcopal diocese of maryland: cathedral of the inccrnatton in baltimmre. aaother event will

batts replaces frrd bealefeld... who retired inn august after 30 yeers t the baltimore police department. if approved by the nominatioos committee... batts' nominationngoes to the full ccuncil for a full vote... which could haapen s early as next monday. eveey town seems to have one.. a llcation where business after business opens... and then fails. almost as interesting aa why the next owner thinks their business will be different. diiferennt joel d. smith is live in glennburnie, wheee the newest "gino's" is opening today.... to see whh their &precipe for success. - good morniig joelld. d. 33 &p 3 pooing up... 3&thii sn't the elmo yoo're used to seeing on "sesame tree" street..whereethe infaaoos &p"evil elmo" is resurfacing... and he message he's trying to youure watching pox 45 morninggnews.. ll ((bump out)) -3 it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depe

confirmation hearings for anthony batts began last night at city hall.ered questions from council members and from citizens and he listened as people spoke about the problems they see in our communities like strained relations with police officers and residents. he is prepared he says to take on all challenges. >> we will work diligently to earn your trust. we will be professional and we will be courteous and treat people with respect and expect the same in return. >> the council is expected to confirm batts in an appointment on monday. >>> routine day in court turns chaotic. up next, what led to a defendant running out of the courthouse and how police had to take him down. >> also high speed chases are certainly dangerous. especially when they involve an 18 wheeler. we're going to bring you the surprising way police ended up tracking down that driver when "good morning maryland" continues on this thursday, october 18th. >>> good morning, topping america's money, student debt keeps spiraling, two-thirds of the class of 2011 graduated with loans averaging

first, thodges batts will have to get through the confirmation hearings. rosie? >> the city council chamber is packed with not only the city council but others. we get to hear from acting commissioner anthony batts. he has an interesting resume. he is also a lecturer at harford and has a ph.d in public administration. he said crime is more than stats and numbers that crime is about people. he wants to impact people and neighborhoods in this city. here's what he had to say. >> sharing my goal to build on positive community interaction. earning count trust will come with time and with hard work and our actions will speak louder than our words. without trust from the public we cannot and we will not succeed. >> one of the things that he also talked about, he says he wants to change a few things in the city, some of the internal structures. he said there's also a need to basically improve some of the physical aspect, vehicles, radio system. he wants to build a good working relationship with the union and the community and that hearing is continuing. council is about

anthony batts was confirmed to the position he has been occupying the last few weeks. he succeeds fred bealefeld who retired this summer after more than three decades on the force. >> some good news for victims of a fire. all five victims are now out of the hospital. a firefighter was also injured falling off a ladder. it is unclear whether the home avenue had any working smoke detectors. >> it pays to be popular. >> apple is set to launch its next big thing but the big thing might be smaller. does that make sense? >> i get it. lindsay lohan may have dodged another legal bullet. >> ava marie live at the maryland zoo. >> if you travel on eastbound 32, we are tracking in new accident. will check on the rest of the before cold & flu season, help prevent with lysol disinfectant spray. and use the lysol no touch hand soap for 10 times more protection with each wash. this season, a good offense is the best defense. lysol. mission for health. >> good morning. this is a live view from skycam. los 50's out in the suburbs. -- low 50's out in the suburbs. you brought your favorit

yesterday evening anthony batts answered questions from city council members and also listened to concern from the public. they expressed concerns about community policing, foot patrols and strained relations with officers and neighbors within the community. the commissioner designate says he is prepared. >> we will work diligently to earn your trust. we will be professional, we will be courteous, and we will treat people with respect and expect the same in return. >> batts was a former police chief in long beach, california as well as in oakland. >>> well, lawsuits now in the works over city water bills. circuit court clerk frank conaway says the city let businesses slide on their watting bills but -- water bills but let businesses slide over the same thing. critics claim his lawsuit is all about publicity. >>> well, it's being called the great southeast shakeout. federal emergency officials want you to also remember drop, cover and hold on. remember stop drop and roll? this is now what's being known for earthquakes. now people across five states including here in maryland were all affec

hearing last week and laat night the city batts has been oo the job al.ast onth he replace fred bealefeld who retired in august after 30 yearss t the baltimore olice chief of police for oakland, r - staae leaders are calling ffr a moratorium... on the &pconstruction of a youth jail in baltimore city. among them... is city counnil president jack young... who wants to stop plans for building the new 70-milliin bbltimore.suppooters of the jail say it will help juvenile housed with adults..but gg opponents say the money should educattonal rograms... that crime. 3"when you make the decision tt spend money on efforts to lock them up instead of investing in theer educaaion and their development you send aamessage inherently bad and that they e - do not deserve that investment thattmessage leavvs no hope youth and the continued rr-3 governor o'malley suppprts plannsfor the jail. mayor sheewantt to meet with him to discuss the plan... before endorsing it heeself. the national weather service confirms it was a tornado that toppped treessand damaged a house in harfo

the motion cites anthony batts' time. the mayor [indiscernible] in the required reforms and says that is -- he spend time looking for a job. he stepped down from his position last year. >> state health officials say three more marylanders have developed meningitis after receiving a steroid injection bringing the total people up to over 100. according to the cdc, new jersey is the 10th state to report one illness. officials have tied the outbreak of a rare fungal meningitis to steroid shots for back pain made by compounding pharmacy in massachusetts. we told you about the home hiv test that was coming and they are available at pharmacies everywhere. some view the test as a leap for fighting hiv but others say it is too expensive for those who need it most. for about $40 can walk into your neighborhood drugstore and buy an over-the-counter hiv test to use in the privacy of your home. >> a very exciting day. >> he says it goes a long way to barriers.ng accessible ands ac convenient and easy to use in the contest confidential

i will say off the bat batt if it's a choice of letting it sunset going back to the voters and having a policeman minimum period of time it's not in place i wouldn't be in favor of that. ? >> if it's a choice of having something imperfect or not having something, i would be there with you. through the chair, supervisor hall, if i could ask a question. supervisor, do you want to add something? ? >> i just wanted to say that your discussion here is right on track. it's really good. i would be willing to work with each one of you, if you want, but i think as opposed to what the city attorney said. the original legislation is what you should look at. it's all there. you don't need to send it back to the voters and try to get that passed again. that ashard deal. look at the original legislation and this will be on track. i would suggest that approach, because trying to eliminate any oversight and getting it back to the voters is a tough way to go. but look at the original legislation. it's all there. whatpaques it not working is the illegality of the way it's been operating. >> which to th

anthhny batts appeared at city hall for his cooffrmation heaaing last week anddlast night the city councilaae final approvaa.batts has been on the job since last month heewas the mayor'sschoice to replace fred bealefeld who retired in august after 30 years at the baltimore policee department.batts s the former chief of police for oakland, stateeleaders are calling for a moratorium... n the construction of a youth jaill in baltimore city. among themm.. is cityy councilman jack young... wwo wants to stop plans foo building the new 70-million dollaa juvenile lockup in east baltimmre.supporters of the offenders currently beinn eile - houssd wwth adults. but educational ppograms... that - have been shown to reduce crime.. "when you make the decision to spend money on effortssto lock them up nstead of investingg pn their education and their development you send a message that you believe that they are inherently bad and that they do not deserve that investment that message leaves no hope youth and the continued r success of maayland." governor o'malley supports the ppoject. mayor stephanie rawli

ffrce trauma...and his pomicide. 3&"this s a situaaion we've never eeperienced before commiisioner batts met with involved, and he ddd release that report to tte family this week" ppoice tell us ttat the baltimooe police homicide investiiation.and t wwll be up to the states' attorney on janice park...fox45 news at 5:30. a reisterstown man is charged with kidnnpping his roomate... who's also his coworker at the parroll county salvagg company. company. police say justin gorham accused his coworker of ooerpaying ffr a loaa of scrap petal by 2 thousand doollrs... and demanded he pay him back. when the victtm refused, police say gooham pulled a gun and told him to call his brother for the cash. phh brothhr agreed to meet called police, who were hee waiting when the men arrived. gorham is being held at the center. the victim was unharmed. one... firefighter's....hurt... after... a... 3- point. fire... in fells it... happened around 5::0... this morning... at... a... street... nnar broadway..../// fire... putside - / because... of the ... intenss... heat... inside...///. one... minor injuries -

cityypolice depaatmen" deeartment" "this is a situation we've never experiinced before commissioner batts met wwth thh family and officers &pinvolved, " ""he officers have not been charged with any wronndoing. independent investigaiton... then, the ssates' attorney will decide whethhr anyy charges are filed. &pa firr in fells point ... tha injured a firefighter...is morning.the three alarm fire s - happened around 5:30, yesterday morning n fleet ssreet... nnar broadway.fire officials fought it froo the outsidee..because of the intense heat inside.one firefighters suffered minor injurres and one civilian had tt be evacuated from the builddng. an entire lock in east baltimore almost devoured by a large sinkhole ...faces nw problemssthis is a ánewá &psinkhole on monument street i east baltimore.it's about 110 peet away from the first one on that ame stteet...that opened uppin july...aad a second hole that opened up in august.the road is closed... put siiewalks are open. 3 the oioles are about to enter the orioles are the orioles are abouu to enter time in 155years. years.they'll be takiig on

batts says he - come out with a written plan so citizens can hold hhm accounttbbe. went... to.. court e today...//. plaintiffs... ay.... baltimore's... wasting ...millions of tax dollars.... on... controversial contrrcts... for... phones..... aad... maintenance...// still... the mayor... standssby... her... actions.../. melinda... roeder... pws... ii ccurt today - / as... both sides... laidd out their argumentt ...//elinda? city comptroller jjan pratt accuses the mayor's i-t officc... of wastinn millions &ppn tax dollarssby ciumventing the bidding process.aaprocess ppatt says the mayor ignorrd when she choseeto buy a new phone system through aa existing pontract.now she wants the approve a heaper deal... argging it'll save the city a lot oo cash. that'sswhy ratt s suing thee mayor.... and the city... onn behalf of taxpayers.and she's &pattorney - who's taking n th case at no cost.but tthecityy argues the cityycharter prohibits government officials conflict of interest and his legallopinioo is biased. < "there is definitely a confllct... he does nott represent me... he cannot rep

for heir wrongful police department"timore city depprtment" "this is a situation we've coomissioner battset with the family and offiiers "the officees... have not been charged... with aay prongdoing...////.the... baltimmre... police homicide ssction... will thenn... the... citt statess attorney... deeidds whether p man whoowas shot by pollce police have arrested richard jenkins juuior.officers conffonted jenkiis shortly after midnight thursday on eest lanvale street near north caroline stteet.police say he reached inno his waistband or what officers believed was a weaaon.one officcr opened pire,,but missed.... jenkiis blockkaway.her officer who - be n thh lookout or a stolen porschh.. baltimore countt police say it was one of the items stolen from this homm in towson ábeforeá the house was set on fire. the blaze on bellona avenue monday has been abeledd arson. investigators tell us &pan accelerant was usee in two differenn places in the home, to set the blaze. &ptonightt police are looking for a 2006 porsche cayenne, with maryllnd tags 584 126. the cause of a three alarm firr in fells poi

job.anthony batts appeared at city hall for his confirmation hearing lass week council gave theii finalrval.batts has been on the job since lass montt. he assthe mayor's choice to replace fred bealefeld who retired in august after 30 years at the baltimore police department.batts is the former chief of police for oakland, california. phe deaah of a maryllnd teen hasssparkkd an investigatton into the 'monster' energy drink company. working... this tory... 3 for... several dayy.../// &to.. the... f-d-a... is now involved.paul-- we told you about this lawsuit yesterday.a 4- ear- old drinking two cans of monster energy.turns out she had a heart ccndition.now, the f-d-a the energy drrnk is now inkedd- to at least five other deaths. i spokeewitt the mothhr of anais fournier-- thee14- ear- old victim-- y phone yesterday.shee assed us off to hhr lawyyr. she, and he girlls ather... filed wrongful deatt lawwuut in california court last wwek. doesn'ttproperly warn rgy consumers.there is, in fact, a disclaimer on the cans.drug need to be bigger... and kidd should not be allowed to rinkk such a powe

job.tom rodgers is here with morning, tomm aathhny batts appeared at city 3 hall for his coofirmation last weekkand last night tte city council ggve final approval. job since last month. replace frrd bealefeld who rettred in august aftee 30 years at the baltimore police chief of police for oakland, r california staae leaders are calling for a moortorium... n the construction of a youtt jail in baltimore city. among them... s city council president jack youug... who buulding the new 70-million dollaa juvenile lockup in east paltimore.supporttrs of the jail say it wiil help juvenile offenders ccrrennly being housed with adulls. but opponents say the money should be used for rec centers ann educational proggams....that have been shown to reduce crime. "when you make the decissoo to spend money on efforts to lock thhm up instead of investing in their education and their that you believe thattthey are - inherently bad and that they do not deserre that investment that message leaavs no hope for the prosperity f our youth and the continued success of maayland." plans for theejail. mayor - sh

right now the city council is hosting a public hearing on the nomination of tony batts. the commissioner is laying out his plans for the department. he is talking about listening to different ideas for improvement. he also talked about a renewed focus on the quality of life crime and getting those numbers down. demonstrators gathered outside at the beginning of that hearing because they are protesting his nomination and police brutality, as i mentioned, and even though they had the opportunity to speak at the public hearing, they are upset they were left out of the initial process. >> the swearing-in took place two weeks ago, but this is the first time the city council gets to publicly interview him. this is the first time the citizens of the opportunity to articulate their concerns. this is a ceremonial, quite frankly, at this point in time. the people should have been involved on the front end. >> i spoke to the mayor's office and a spokesman for the mayor said that the mayor spent hours meeting with community leaders throughout the community. in fact she met with 28 d

&ppolice department"((take sot)) "this issa situation e've never experienced bbfore 3 commissioner batts fammly and officers &pinvolved, " "the officcrs have not been charged with any wwongdoing. the baltimore city police homicide section will do an then, the city states' attorney will decide whether any charges are filed. a fire in fells point ... that injjred a firefighter... is still under iivestgation, this morning.the three alarm fire happened arrund 5:30, yesterday morning in llquor store on fleet street... near broadway.fire fficials fought it from theeoutside...because firefighters suffered minor injuries and one civilian had to be evacuateddfrom the building. maryland state police will bb peeping watch... in brand new medevac helicopters.the agency currently has 11 of them... 10 of themmare mmre than 20 yearss old.today, goverror o'malley &pwill attend the unveiling... for thee10 new helicopptrs.the brand new choppers will help police ransportttrauma patients ,search and rescue hommland securrty. 3 3 the orioles aae about to enter post season play for the first time in 15 years.

city police department"((take sot)) "this is a situation we've nevee experienceddbefore commissionee battset with the family and officers involved, " "the officers ave not been charged with any wrongdoing. the baltimore city police homicide section will do aa indeeenddnt investigaitonn.. then, the city states' attorney wiil decide whhther any charges are filed. 3a hugg drug bust ... spanning severallccunties and states... county.these are just some of - the things policed recoverd ... cash allng with 680-thousand dollars in drugs.the bust led gang known as the "world's most dangerous" gang.... that operated out of edgewood. maryland state police wiil be keeeing watch... in brand ew medevac helicopters.the agenny has 11 of ttem....10 of wwicc are more than 20 yeers old. today, governor o'malley will attend the unveiling... for the 10 new helicopters.the brand nnw choppers will help police transport trauma patients ,search and rescue missionn, aw enforcement, and homeland security. you cannpurrhase a lot of thiigs aa hunt valley towne centre... but never before vowel.now, for the first time

. >>> this morning new numbers in decision 2012 that show a very close presidential race in two batt battleground states. >>> and overnight rain rolling out of the region, but the storms are leaving behind wet roads as you head out this morning. >> good morning, everyone. i'm angie goff in for eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilcis

the baltimore city council has confirmed the city's new police commissioner, anthony batts. the confirmation comes days after he outlined his plans combat city crime. he becomes the 37 police commissioner in baltimore, replacing fred bealefeld. >> 49 degrees at the airport. a new reason to eat beans. >> organic or conventional? which type of fruits and vegetables are better for your kids. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. do you think cheerleading should be designated as a sport? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> it has been quiet so far. we'll update you on any new problems coming in. >> live, local, late-breaking. you're watching wbal-tv 11 news today with stan stovall and mindy basara, double-team insta-weather plus with tony pann and ava marie, and sarah caldwell with traffic pulse 11. wbal-tv 11 news today continues in a moment. in a moment. >> welcome back. 5:38. in the 40's in the suburbs. it will be a nice afternoon. as look at some o

theebaltimore city police depprtmenn" "this is a situation we've never experienced before commmssioner batts withh the famill and officers so far, tte offiiers have not been charged with any wrongdoong.the process is this, the baltimore city police homicide seccion will invvstigaiton...then t ii up to the states' attorney on wheeher ay charges are filed. live ii downtown baltimore, jp fox45 news at ten. 3 pacused of stabbing a fellow bars eld without bail. crime and jussicc reporter joy lepola talked with the teen's who is the real victii in this . :56-1:08trt 1:35 ((pkg)) amily and friends say 17 ear old darrell johns acted in self defense whhn he week at heritage high school. johns mother spoke with me bullyinn....just minutes after &pbe held without bail.12:15:27 iim just upset that the judge didn't look and listen to the they heard about it. :38 johns attorney expllined how a group of bullies had tarreted the speciaa education student for weees. 12:17:13 there respecc to the chool and to the pplice officer's who were there and unfortunately nothing happened.:20 and, a school policceoffic

if you flip it around, even if it then president obama is able to hold on to one of the batt battlegrounda, romney's able to win 271-267. ohio becomes the path to. presidency for romney. he's further behind in wisconsin. >> no republican has been elected president without carrying the state of ohio since the republican party was founded in 1852. i would say thatonstitutes a pattern. and the reality is, even though it's arit metically possible for him to win, it's hard. it's arit metically possible. the truth is, what's happening in ohio, my view is, the in-state polls are a lagging indicator. today in the real clear politics, obama is ahead of two. well within the margin of error. in the three most recent polls, they're effectively tied. let me tell where you where we're heading, we're going back to the way campaigns used to be won, who gets people to the polls. lot of these states not just one or two, will be decided 3,000, 5,000, 10,000 votes. >> that's why president obama invested from day one, hasn't left these battleground states from the 2008 campaign. with door knocks, phone calls

hirono: changed like batts and direct edge, those guys can do trading when new york is shut down.elissa: what happens when the market opens tomorrow? >> i think there will be some selling just because i think people will panic and get out of positions on the open. one thing that has been going on people haven't been talking about the ovseas markets have actually been pretty strong. there is lot of good underlying strength to the market. i don't think it will be disaster by any means. there is month end and usually a repositioning around that period. there will be open market or opening market volatility but i think on the day the market will be rather calm. melissa: is there any pent-up demand ahead of the election? because a lot of people want to bet one way or other or are those positions already in? >> i think they're in. listen, this election almost changes every hour. so i think if you're betting ahead on the election result i want to know what you know because certainly looks like is it could go either way. the market, whenever we get a result, obama or romney goes up the be

we have the poll out today, batt battleground, a whole bunch of stuff.ike there's no longer a but. this is a close race but this is a close race but the president has advantages. i feel like the last part of the sentence is no longer applicable. >> i feel like that's right but this is the week that we'll begin to understand whether that's correct or not. it does feel as if that but has been dropped and we're in a situation where it's a very close race but i think as a result of tomorrow night's debate, we'll have a good idea of what this race looks like. >> casey, how confident are the romney folks? >> i think they are being be cautiously confident. romney has become almost a different candidate since the debate. he's much more confident, making more stops at diners, chatting with voters. he's stepping out of some of the boxes that he put himself in. >> robert, the way that i look at this debate, the fundamental thing separating mitt romney from the presidency is this ability to care about average people. >> uh-huh. >> that to me is, forget about anythin

keep things like reagan ms out of the marketplace and repeal certain rules and the exchanges such as batt, edge can do a better job controlling their malfunctions, i think we would be -- investor confidence would be much better. >> you mentioned a term regular nms. most have no idea what that means. does that say that you have to execute a trade at the lowest price, wanot the fastest sfeepe? >> it's a protection rule that means when i put an order in at $20 and there's a guy at 19.350 the 100 shares at $20 has to be hit first. that bid has to be hit first. what's happening right now in the space is that the guys that are below that $20 are removing their liquidity after that $20 is getting hit on the bid. to me, if that is removed and you don't center to do thhave t not hit through the market. >> tell me the virtues of high frequency trading. you hear the same argument every single time. we lowered the prices for everybody else trading stocks. mark cuban has a different take on that. mark is standing by still. >> what are the virtues of it? >> to get the confidence back, the general inves

two fireffghters rr hurt battting a blaze in southeast b. paltimore.it happened just home on boossiinear a boston street.one firefighter suffered 2nd degree burns to burns on his hands.there's no word on a caase. 3 we'll learr more today... about a state udit of baatimore schools. a preliminaay report uncovers nummrouu allegations of overspenning.accordiig to the earned 250-thousand dollars - while wwrking for the school system áandá a staae agency... pnd 14-huudred cooputeer went missing. (mayor) "this issdr. alonso's rrsponsiility as well as tte bear the responsibllty off assuring that thh money that &pis appropriated ffr our schools issspent wisely." wisely."agaii... the final state audit on city schoolss will be releasee today. 3 the orioles weee twooouts away from a commanding 2-1 series insteaa, omeelate heroics by thee ankees leave theeo's on the brink of elimiiation. tied at one in the 5th when rookie manny machado cranks playoff home ruu looks to be 3 the gaae winner. -- until the the 9th inning, and raul od in ibanez comes hrough with cllser jim johnson.--it would stay thaa

we have one building as soon as they turn the power on at one batt we'll open that up. other buildings down here could take a few more weeks, depends. we're assessing it right now, pumping out the water out. it's hard to give you an estimate. >> extensive cleanup. any thoughts? >> we'll work with our insurance partners and make sure we get the appropriate reimbursement. you've got hopefully the city and state working to help also small businesses, that's really important. >> we'll leave it there. thank you very much. scott cohn, we're continuing to watch your great work. scott cohn, bill rudin. we'll send it back to bill inside the nyse and then talk to the ceo of allstate. >>> about 20 minutes left until the close and they're trying to rally the market, dow up 5 points, they'll take it at this point and facing another downswing, facebook shares losing ground as employees both past and present are now free to sell more than 240 million shares of the social networking company's stock and as it turns out, more than a few are today. we'll have that story coming up. after t

we're on the road in batt battleground ohio with paul ryan and condoleezza rice. she asked romney the question about women and pay equity. is she still undecided? we'll talk to katherine, one of the questioners last night. this is "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. victor! victor! i got your campbell's chunky soup. mom? who's mom? i'm the giants mascot. the giants don't have a mascot! ohhh! eat up! new jammin jerk chicken soup has tasty pieces of chicken with rice and beans. hmmm. for giant hunger! thanks mom! see ya! whoaa...oops! mom? i'm ok. grandma? hi sweetie! she operates the head. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. >>> now mitt romney is in virginia. we've been watching his speech. he is holding that rally at a local community college in chess speak, virginia. where we find nbc's peter alexander, always right at the side of the candidate. what a run you've had. >> 20 days but nobody is counting that's for sure. romney wrapping up his remarks as you can hear behind us a matter of a moments ago. he did make a statement in

batts says he wwll come out with a written plan so cctizens can hold him &p it's sentenning day fo aaexander uniiersity of maryland student... who ttreatened to go on shoottng rampage on cam. campps. song was arrested in online threat. he hhs since pleaded guiltt o charges... and remains banned from the college park campus..odaa's sentencing is scheduled for 2 o'clock... at prince eorge's county circuit court.he faaes a maximum of 3-years in prissn. fire nnaaprominent georgia - &pmega church and killing a man... hassties to baltimore. 52-year -old floyd palmer allegedly alked into ... "the international"... in colleee park geoogia.... ann shot a man leading a prayer ggoup... tten left.the vvctim later died. we now know ..palmer was a maintenance worker at the ccurch who resigned n auuust. attempted urddr heer in baltim. baltimore.palmee pleaded not criminally ressonsibleeto lesserrcharges and was inn2004. 2004.he was eleased the next next five years. &pit turns out the contamiiated drug at the center of a nationwide meningitis outbreak.... as used by as many as 89 maryyand healthcare . facil

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think that's right what we are trying to do right now the country's the ululate themselves out of the batt pipeline where we don't pay attention to that and try to impose the valuation system on the back end of its associated we should be more serious. i think the of the point we don't talk about the starkly we need to stop treating teachers liked dmv teachers. that jars people when you say that that is how we treat teachers come and in little ways and a big ways. in some of that look there is a function of teaching you have the custody of children in front of you so you don't have something you can't just take off and come in late one morning. there are things there but we do a terrible job of sorting having schools that out and have the workplace adapt to what it is the professionals want to read a degree of flexibility in the custodial constraints and mobility, not having a profession, the ability to take on different things and these haven't been an anti-union, the union's we talk about for the letters for a generation. but it's really hard to move up to be with the kids. when it does

every time i raised this idea whether they need more protection, whether they are batt the response i got from one is leakers don't look up the decision, they don't do that. they are motivated by other things. you look at "the new york times" of the last few days in libya and so forth isn't david wright it continue on the pace? >> yes absolutely. i wouldn't even call it leaking it's the normal business of government to explain things to the press. leak sounds like there something illicit about it which is the foundation of the way the country operates. but i have to say, and i think most of my colleagues would support this there been several instances where we and others, other reporters have made a determined effort to find out certain things and five years ago we think we might have been able to find out and now we have had real trouble and i will give them one example. there's something called section 215 of the patriot act which probably everybody knows since we are at a law school it is the business record section of the patriot act. five senators i believe, if i am not miscounti