it follows the fatal stabbing of pohma blackwell...a teenager who was ffund stabbed 2 times in the head, arms and torso. evidence including the deteccives to abdullah.traces of the teens blood was also found on abdullah's sneakers. &ppolice say the case highlight the danger of sharinggpersonal information on sociil &pnetworking websites. victims of a former catholic school teacher convicted of child molestation... return to the &pschool wwere the crimes took from the formmr catholic &pcommunity middle school of south ballimore gathered lass night at the school for a candlelight vigil. many are alleged victims of john merzbacher... a foomer teacher who was convicted in 19955of child molestation. merzbacher could soon be freed. a judge ruued his attorneys didn't tell him aboot the ootion of a ten year plea deal at the time of his trial. 3 and now they're reedy toohonor 3 this 17 years later. i don't believe it's right even if merzbacher's conviction is overturned... he could still face chaages from other accusers whh dropped their cases after his ponviction in 1995. mayor stephanie rawlin

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angela glover blackwell, and up next, of course brett erlich the way he always takes the weird and justn right strange. >> what will next week hold? i gaze into high crystal ball. okay i don't have a crystal vanguard: the documentary series that redefined tv journalism. >>we're going to places where few others are going. >>it doesn't get anymore real than this. >>occupy! "vanguard" new episodes coming soon. only on current tv. m0 [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> jennifer: recalls fundraising numbers, surrogates going off message, it's been a crazy week. will things settle down over the next seven days? our self-proclaimed psychic wrapped in tinfoil, lots of tinfoil, brett erlich has all the answers. shh, brett's talking now. >> hey, everybody, that was a hell of a week. let's see if next week will be any better. it's this week next week. [ ♪ mysterious ♪ ] >> this week--this is my cord--this week, the republicans threatened to block the paycheck fairness act to make sure men continue to make more money than women. next week the plan will backfire as all the men in america will be laid off. >> and

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and many people blame blackwell for bush winning ohio.running for president. he was hardly ever invited to those g.o.p. debates. two he was allowed to speak at. yet herman cain whose biggest claim for fame who was a lobbyist for mcdonald's and keeping the wage low in the 90s was invited to every g.o.p. debate. >> they had to. if they don't let the black guy who is running, they have a problem with people of color. i don't know if you noted that yet. there is a thing with them, and people of color and women. >> john: they don't mind--i find that they don't mind people of color as long as they dress vote and talk like we do. then they don't mind it at all. if you're a person of color who doesn't mind disenfrance dis disenfranchising other people of color. >> i'm not saying that republicans are racist. that would be an ignorant thing to say. but there is a definite ignorance that comes with this, and they don't understand that large groups--not all black people due that people care about, and they don't care about those things. when you poin

kimberly blackwell was the head researcher. >> for 20 years, we thought about this idea, if we couldust kill cancer cells without hurting the patient faced with cancer. >> reporter: experiments are under way to find other so-called magic bullets, for breast and many kinds of cancer. robert bazell, nbc news, chicago. >>> we're back in a moment with a stunning announcement tonight from an olympic champion. >>> survey said -- >> he made "survey said" a catch phrase, and became a big star in the process. estimating he kissed some 20,000 contestants as host of "the family feud." a lot of memories coming back today when we learned richard dawson passed away in california after a battle with esophageal cancer. before the feud, dawson starred in a number of movies and on tv as one of hogan's heroes. folks might also remember him as a wisecracking and frequent guest on "the match game," and other game shows. richard dawson was 79 years old. >>> a surprise announcement tonight from olympic champion shawn johnson, just four days before the start of the u.s. gymnastics championships. she says sh

the first md from american medical school was elizabeth blackwell in 1949, but in reality, putting political practice aside, there were no women to speak of going into american medicine prior to the civil war. these men, i would have somebody come to me and they would say i want to learn about medicine. and i would say fine, here are my books, your father needs to pay me 100 pounds and i'll take care of you. that was an apprentice. if you read these these are the articles of indenture. this is exactly what you think, they read books, they listened to the doctor, the doctor would tell him what to do, very often they were like servants in the house. but this was apprenticeship, this was how americans learned about medicine. there was no regulation, there were no standards, there were minimal licensing. one thing they did, the apprentices, they would somet e sometimsometim sometimes augment their apprenticeships in anatomy, in surgery or whatever. this happens to be a certificate of one young man who went and attended lectures up in harvard. i only show you this because it's tough to see, right

kimberly blackwell was the head researcher. >> for 20 years we thought about this idea, if we could justkill cancer cells without hurting the patient faced with cancer. >> reporter: experiments are under way to find other so-called magic bullets. for breast and many kinds of cancer. robert bazell, nbc news, chicago. >>> we're back in a moment with a stunning announcement tonight from an olympic champion. ping i] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at nissan, our ideal is innovation. 5 all-new models over the next 15 months, including a completely reimagined altima. welcome to our most innovative year ever. nissan. innovation for all. ♪ nissan. innovation for all. now, there's gentle, dependable constipation reland mer me... and me. new dulcolax laxative tablets for women are comfort-coated... so they're gentle on sensitive stomachs. new dulcolax laxative for women the overnight relief you're looking for. not in this economy. we also have zero free time, and my dad moving in. so we went to fidelity. we looked at our family's goals and some ways to help us get there. they helped me fix my economy, the

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. >> blackwell tells how the prisoners accomplished the daring break, explaining how they used dummiesile the guards making the nightly checks. them suction cuted cardboard replicas in their vents. >> alcatraz, the federal penitentiary in san francisco bay, other rock as it's known to the criminal world stands you mill yaitd in term of its security. shannon: they got away using stolen spoons, dummy heads and raincoats. it's been 50 years since the great escape from alcatraz since three men broke out of the so-called escape-proof prison and disappeared. their bodies were never found. that's the beginning of a 50-year-old mystery. >> reporter: the u.s. marshal who is assigned to this case says these guys turn themselves in tomorrow he would arrest them then congratulations them because this escape was so meticulous. of 36 inmates to tried to escape, only these three made it. 50 years ago. they spent months using those forks and spoons to dig holes in the crumbling brick walls. they made life jackets out of raincoats and a life raft. they had an 8-hour jump on the prison guards. many beli

herman cain, the pizza king of crazy town and ken blackwell, ohio's crazy state have a video claimingonwide voter suppression efforts actually protect votes. i can't really follow their logic. something about imaginary black panthers and eric holder oppressing rick scott and purple finger, the iraqis, but needless to say i think they only want to protect your vote if your vote is for their party, the crazy party. now, when you are karl rove everyone is dying to know what your next political move will be. what slogan will you unveil? and, of course, what will the next video from your super p.a.c., crossroads gps be about? brett erlich is here to answer one of those questions, so shhh! bretts talking now. >> a lot of crossroads gps ads say obama's speech making ability does not make him a about president. >> i supported him because he spoke so beauty. >> i supported president obama because he spoke so beautiful [spanish] >> i thought to myself, okay why should that make me want to vote for mitt romney. then i saw this ad and it all started to make sense. >> i supported president obama b

former presidential candidate herman cain and former owe secretary of state ken blackwell put out a video expressing their concern about eric holder's work on issues like voter laws. we invited mr. cain on the show before. i would like to take the opportunity to invite him again. mr. cain, the door is always open for you. we can discuss this. still ahead -- exposing the gop's game plan to beat president obama. a top republican admitted how voter i.d. will affect their hopes on election day. but first, mitt romney finally makes a statement on immigration. but still doesn't take a stand. that's next. this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. right? get. out. exactly! really?! [ mom ] what? shut the front door. right? woop-woop!

the faith in freedom conference in washington amongst the speakers, senator robb portman and can blackwell and jim demint. jim demint speaking at 12:30 p.m. then, we hear from president obama in cleveland, he is making a major speech on the economy. we will have that for you at 1:45 p.m. also, we will take you to the second part of the senate foreign relations committee hearing on the law of the sea treaty. they have been looking at the issue. that will be on c-span3. the afternoon session will be on c-span at 2:30 p.m. among those testifying will be former secretary of defense donald runs fell. -- donald rahmumsfeld. senator ben cardin -- they are about to dabble in to look at medicare payments to physicians peer representative storm by different organizations are there. it is about to get underway. the chairmen, senator max baucus. >> alright. it is on. ok. thomas edison once said, to have a great idea, have a lot of them. [laughter] today we hauled our second round table on medicare physician payments. the payment system medicare currently uses is broken. there are a lot of ideas about

. >> host: michael ian blackwell was your favorite or most memorable stop in a red state?> guest: i fell in love with branson. branson to me was just the best. i thought i'm going to ruin to branson and i'm going to start on this place, i'm going to hate this place. it could not have been more fun, warmer, more gregarious. we went to dolly parton's stampede which i thought oh this is going to be ridiculous. i've never had more fun with a political experience. i've seen dustin hoffman. dolly parton puts dustin hoffman to shame. she has guys riding on horses, there is buffalo, comes with a dinner. you can eat with your hands. >> guest: american flags. >> guest: it is the finest theatrical experience i've ever i have ever had in my life. >> guest: dolly parton -- [inaudible] is a dry town so it's family-friendly, bible belt. we had gone to las vegas and had a very racy, r-rated experience and then we went to branson which is family friendly and very red and we had just as an awesome of the time. i had a little bit of an existential crisis in branson missouri when i saw jacob

>> he is not the creator, [ inaudible ] is the creator along with his writing staff, simon blackwell, who is ahwesome -- >> i swing when i say his name too. >> yeah, it must be all of his years critiquing musical theater. >> yeah, we had him on every week, and i would basically read his column back to him. >> oh, my gosh. >> anna this is john fugelsang. i want to congratulate you on the show, and for those of us who have followed your career it is very gratifying to see. >> oh. >> and you were in in the loop back in 2009 -- >> word. >> did you just say word white girl. >> yeah, i do it all the time and people have started calling me out on it. >> consider yourselves called. >> no keep saying it. it was nominated for best screen play, it is a british, irish american film and really hilarious, did that role play a role in this show? >> it did have a role in my casting for sure because that was all armando and simon and tony, and the catalonian mafia -- [ laughter ] >> yeah definitely -- >> because armando directed in the loop. >> yes. and as far as a role preparing me, i think what i wa

and saw the lines that many of us felt like were imparted by decisions of secretary of state ken blackwellognize that voting, and there is the voting restrictions and also voter technology and how many machines to vote in each precinct and how do we get to the point where we have uniformed voting technology and conditioning for all americans? >> well, supposedly in 1993 we had motor voter to make it easier and then we had halo to address the problems, but what happens is that traditionally the gop-led states where you see it is about where the machines go. it is restricting voter registration. it is voter i.d., and these things are not new as you say. going back to the '80s if not before we have seen this, and remember that back in the bush administration tim griffin, a protege of karl rove was implicated in a vote purging scandal, or scheme from the 2004 election. carl roef happens to be one of the biggest funders to the super pacs and why are we surprised here again it is the same thing? why don't we, and your point is well taken, but we need an ongoing national strategy, and how did som