friends doused bonner's head with rum.icials were stunned by what happened. 3 "i've seen people do a lot of crazy things when they are under the influence of alcohol, i've never seen them set their head on fire before." bonner suffered second-degree burns on his face and head. he says he doesn't remember what happened. the sheriff's office says it doesn't plan to file any charges in the case. recording recording officers on the job. job.they're taking pictures they're taking pictures pictureswhy some officers may not follow the new rules in pla. place. 3 ((break 1)) 3 watch your language. it could cost you a promotion ... or your job job a new careerbuilder survey finds four-letter words could impact your professional image more than you think. more than half of employers servyed said they'd be less likely to promote someone who uses salty language. they say it makes a worker seem less intelligent... and immature.by the way... the survey also found workers here in the nation's capital are the most likely to curse in the of

bonner let's friends douse his head in rum.... you can see the flicker of a lighter, and then suddenly, his whole face goes up in flames. bonner runs around frantically, until someone picks up what looks like a beer.... throwing it on his head to put out the ire. he suffered second degree burns, but says he doesnt remember what happened. the sheriff's office doesn't plan to file any charges. 3 3 welcome to theelate edition, i'm jennifer gilbert. jeff barnd is off tonight. we're tracking a developing story that could change maryland gun laws forever. a federal court just ruled that concealed carry permits must be issued to qualified cit. citizens. keith daniels is live at the maryland state police headquarters where the decision will change the way business is done.. keith. keith. jennifer..... anyone interested in getting a handgun permit application can pick one up at any maryland state police barracks. stop here or the barracks.. and they take your fingerprints..which kicks off the background check needed for a permit. permit. a

. >> here, you clearly see friends of this guy identified as 36-year-old william bonner user a lighter to light his head on fire. they doused him with bacar bacardi 151. listen to the bar owner. >> his face was read, glistening, almost, and had the consistency of melted plastic. >> he suffered second degree burns. investigators say he will probably be okay. he will not be charged. we talked to the sheriff's department. they said they think this guy suffered enough. >> when he woke up, was he thinking this hangover was so weird. >> my head was on fire, and i have the video to prove it. >>> a fight involving teenagers was all caught on video and it led to 11 arrests. take a look at this video that we have from wsoc in charlotte. >> a girl fight? >> you see two teenager girls going at it in north carolina. this fight was over the break up of a girl and a boy. >> it's always a girl and a boy and another one is jealous. >> according to the sheriff's office, this fight was arranged by parents of the teens involved. >> and let's put it on camera. >> one of the parents was accused of setting t

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seats in the united states congress, the 43t party republicans and in the summer of 2011, speaker bonner and president obama got an agreement for the deficit reduction package of $3 trillion. those 43 republicans objected it. and almost brought the country to the brink of bankruptcy. when people say things can't change three years ago nobody heard of the tea party but because of money and because of focus, they made it happen and brought us to where we are today. you see the guy that one will in indiana beating lugar still a great united states senator and the tea party guy said after the collegiality is over, the confrontation has begun. my idea isn't democrats support my position. such ignorance what. we wouldn't have a constitution without compromise. that's the only way we move the country as diverse as ours forward. occupy at a great slogan for the 99 per cent. appointed of a very important issue, income inequality in the country today was not adequately funded, did not choose to have a specific objective, and did not choose to get involved in congressional races even though there i

but for small business owners like ann bonner, swipe fees add up. >> i have such a depreciation for myproaching them for picking that up. the bottom line is to keep them coming in and be able to do what i'm doing because i love it. >> reporter: business owners looking at a different bottom line. michelle franzen, nbc news, hoboken, new jersey. >>> a big shopper like you? >> i never carry cash on me. do you anymore? >> i'm very cashless. i carry an emergency $20 bill in my wallet. >> we know who to go to when we want a snack out of the smack machine. >> try putting a $20 in the snack machine. when the president was elected, he talked about hope and change. whatever happened to hope and change? now it seems he's just coming right out of the box with these old-fashioned, negative ads. by starting negative, by going extremely tough and extremely hard, looking conventional, and frankly running ads that are inaccurate. barack obama's campaign and allies will run more negative ads against this republican nominee in 2012 than have ever been run in the history of the world. whatever happened to

i've never read anything for example about anyone ever saying how was jo bonner than going to be a senator and raise his children. media happened. i haven't seen anywhere and any reports and that is another factor i think the women take into account when they decide to buy really want to deal with this. >> is it the whole issue kind of a vanity thing that we want women to have more power because we of course are superior in every way. [laughter] or what the policies that get enacted in washington be different if the proportion of women was, say on par with the proportion of women in the population of the congress was have female with the policies being enacted for the country be different to you think? >> i think women bring an important voice to the table and i served on the recruitment team last congress and it was interesting when you talk about running for congress. just the issues that are on their minds are a little different because of women so often when they think about running for congress they are thinking about their family may be their career and how they are going to fit cona

what bonner devotees do we create for ourselves when we talk about offensive and when we work on the offensive cyber? >> that is a great question we are to sidestep and moonwalking the latter would be better. >> the issues that we face in cyberspace. if you think about the two come in cyberspace this is an area where we have to look at, and i think other countries are looking at what are the alternatives, what are the means of potentially getting other countries to do something that they may or may not want to do. in the physical domain that would have been a war. secretary wolfowitz talked about world war ii as an example. what are things you can do that are short of a war and what should we do better diplomatic, economic informational and not just military and how deep those on the table? those are policy decisions, those are not power decisions and the consequence i believe my experience has been people way those considerations very deliberately and the policies they come up with. i can't get any more details in that statement. >> with bloomberg news to what extent have al qaeda o

president obama today begins a campaign tour in virginia house speaker john bonner oke to the construction industry trade group earlier this week in washington. he said he opposes president oba's tax pl. t pdentanoexte e eaxs pele kilsan owr 00 year, but not for people who make more than 250,000. just before mr. boehner spoke, ohio senator ron portman addressed the grou. hayurause] ulw introduce our first speaker, the honorable rob portman. mr. portman is the junior u.s. senator from ohio. he was elected in 2010 after cova vs regnson velopeg in washington. senator portman previously represented ohio's second district in the house for over a decade bs bfore serving in the cabinet levepost as the unied atepseind te tirr the office of management budget. he was one of just three senate republicans apinted to the joint select committee on defici reduction, reflection of the broad respt that comman on i ars araiinll business family senator poman has been fighting for pro-growth , ro jobs policies to help get ohio and the natio back on track. please help me in ecomng tobeor. la >> thanks very muc

. >> host: if the defense cuts are obama, there'll so john bonners, eric andrews, mitch mcconnell isan jon kyl. the bill passed with the majority of house and senate republicans and the encouragement of come away for it, and that romney. >> guest: first of all, i don't think i passed to the encouragement of governor romney. i think this, peter. as i mentioned earlier, i voted against sequestration and again these because i thought they were wrong. even if you do, the president started back with sequestration. he had $300 billion as the put in 2009 and he then had $170 billion cut already before sequestration. we've taken a most $800 billion in cuts that we took. it's been a total of $800 billion of cuts. another half trillion coming about. regardless of who agree to what i'm keeping the government open. at this particular point in time, we know the secretary of defense has said it would be catastrophic. he certainly has voted to veto and when he didn't feel something was appropriate. at this particular point in time ex-commander-in-chief coming as the obligation to do just that the h