to brady's zero.s, orioles end the eries ace against ace.yankess pitchers are dropping like flies...and lochte-phelps round 3.that's tonight on sppots unlimited. --toss to vytas-- vytas-- 3 3 3 she's not your typical athlete.....but that hasn't stop one canadian women from plaaing one of sports toughest . games.lindsay hilton was born means she doesn't have any limbs... but thatthasn't stopped her froo being one of the moot fierce pllyers on her rugby team. hilton says she fell in love with the sport in high school...and her teammates and opponents say she handles he ball very weel. pi try my best to do everythinn the way everybody inspires people that's ggeat. but that's not what i'm settiig out to do." dd."hilton plays he crum half position in rugby...aad while her opposing teams said they were once been aaraid too tackle her....they arr not afraid anymore. p3 that's all for fox45 news at 5:30."family feud" is next. next.and we'll beeback tonighh for fox45 news at ten -- and the late edition at

we have wayne brady still. but before we hear from wayne braddy, i would like to hear one more time from the howard thunder machine. ♪ [applause] >> that was thunder machine. [applause] our entertainment for tonight. i see people walking. either you are going to the bathroom or you are coming right back, we are about to see wayne brady who is totally unpredictable. this is going to be an amazing event. wayne brady really needs no introduction. he is a four-time emmy winner. he is a superstar performer, a grammy nominee an amazing musical artist. he will star in a new show on abc in july called "trust us with your life." please welcome wayne brady. [applause] >> hello, everybody. how're you doing? c'mon now. [applause] i know -- i understand you are all very wealthy and you are full. not to criticize, but the thunder machine was amazing. they were playing their behinds off. they were playing and -- that is so wonderful that they are doing this. could you guys play again and and just once, every single northern t

so wayne brady was a lot of fun and i really enjoyed it.s very hilarious and really put my on the spot there. i wasn't expecting to be called up for that at all, but i did tell him we had really nice weather while he was here. it was hot today, 92 degrees at reagan national airport, 90 at dulles, 94 at h1n1 thurgood marshall, temperatures some -- at bwi thurgood marshall, temperatures some 13 degrees above average. 80 degrees currently at d.c., 79 quantico, 77 baltimore, 72 degrees at dulles, 70 martinsburg and 78 degrees at hagerstown, warm air sticking around, another day of southerly warm flow coming up from the south. back to our cold front will slide its way towards us, however, as is another frontal system that's going to gradually push its way in from the west. we'll see a lot of instability start toed in as these frontal systems in -- start to build in as these frontal systems invade our warm air mass in place to set us up for showers or a rumble of thunder. on futurecast here's monday in the evening hours. wet weather starts to pus

memo was found, and the brady memo essentially outlines the government has not been looking at the brady has not been very viewing reviewing defense and has been essentially destroying information. some of the hard drives that were in the operating base where manning was stationed had been destroyed. so it looks like the government is destroying evidence in the process of not giving up this information for discovery. >> did david coombs address your assertion with the government? >> yes. in the hearings last april, david coombs brought up the fact that hard drives were actually being destroyed without the defense having access to that information. and most recently, in the hearings happening the 6th through the 8th down at fort meade, what's been gone over now is the fact that the government has actually been lying about whether or not the information was reviewed before being given to the defense. if you ask me, this reeks of pentagon investigation. there is case after case where the defense has been unable to get information fairly. >> what is the piece of information that you believe

we have a wayne brady still. hear from the howard thudnender machine one more time. ♪ [applause] >> that was a founder machine -- thunder machine. i see people walking. either you are going to the bathroom or you are coming right back, we are about to see weighing brady. this is going to be amazing. he needs no introduction. he is a superstar performer, a grammy nominee an amazing musical artist. he will star in a new show on abc in july called "trust us with your life." please welcome wayne brady. [applause] >> hello, everybody. how're you doing? c'mon now. i understand you are all very wealthy and you are full. not to criticize, but the thunder machine was amazing. they were playing their behinds off. and you were -- that is so wonderful. could you play again and every single person clap your hands to the beat to make howard feel this. if you guys could play for me. you can do all that you were doing. [laughter] ready? >> one, two -- ♪ >> wait a second. stop. i'm sorry. there was one table that was so eager --

debra brady t wife of congressman bob brady, was watching the news when her tv died. she spotted two men sitting on her lawn furniture and a third man tried to break into the house, she took action. >> one of them was looking through the windows, and then they decided to try to open the screen door to the sliders. when they did that, i went right up to the screen door t slider, we were face to face and i started banging on the window. and they all looked at each other and they just took off. >> nothing was taken from the bradys' yard. police say they don't think the house was a target because brady is a politician. >>> a man is in the hospital in serious condition after a major fire in northeast d.c. crews responded to a call in the 400 block of 15th street around 8:00 tonight. firefighters believe the fire started on the second floor. crews also checked out a 5-year-old boy who may have been inside the home. he was found at a neighbor's home and didn't need any medical treatment. officials are still looking into what caused that fire. >>> a group of students might be

i look forward to your testimony. >> thank you, vice chairman brady. just to housekeeping matters before i introduce chairman bernanke. one is we'll keep to our time limits more strictly sometimes than we do because of the number of members here. two, the senate has a vote at 10:30, unless that -- i don't think that's going to change. we will accommodate members for that reason. but let me briefly introduce chairman bernanke. dr. bernanke began a second term as chairman of the board of governors of the federal reserve on february 1 of 2010. dr. bernanke also serves as chairman of the federal open market committee, the systems principle monetary policy making body, he originally took office as chairman on february 1, 2006, when he began a 14-year term as a member of the board. dr. bernanke was chairman of the president's council of economic advisers from june ever '05 to january of '06. dr. bernanke was a chaired professor at princeton university, he has been a professor of economics and public affairs at princeton since 1985. mr. chairman, welcome. >>

and the committee's current vice chair kevin brady, republican from texas.yn maloney, let me just go to you. bernanke outlines it's not a good economy, he's worried about employment and unemployment, he's worried about europe, fiscal cliffs, he's worried about everything, but he didn't pull the qe-3 trigger. do you think he should have pulled the qe-3 trigger? >> i don't think he wanted to make any commitments before the june 19th federal board meeting so he didn't come out strongly in any direction. he kept all options on the table. but many of the people around him did pull the trigger for any stimulus that's needed or any support for a fragile economy. janet yellen, the vice chairman of the fed, most economists, zandy to nobel laureate krugman, to more involvement, particularly when you see the crisis in europe and downgrowth in china, 2% looks good. i think he's done a good job, mr. bernanke and hopefully he'll do everything he can to keep this economy moving and to support a fragile economy. >> i pose the same question to you. as carolyn put it, you got

nra has a stranglehold on our politicians, i am joined from washington by dennis hennigan for the brady center to prevent gun violence and the author of "lethal logic," dispelling myths. thank you for coming into the war room. >> it's nice to be with you. >> well, i want to get started by repeating what i said earlier, that the nra was founded to promote and encourage rifle shooting on a scientific basis. when did the nra mission become so political? >> well, the nra used to be a fairly moderate organization on the gun control issue. that all changed after the passage of the 1968 gun control act which, itself was a very modest reform. but after that the extremists took over the nra. it happened in the late '70s. and the extremists have held the reins firmly at the nra ever since. it is probably the most extreme lobbying organization that is part of our politics. this is an organization that openly espouses the purpose of the second amendment is really to have guns to resist our own government, should government officials step out of line. the american people are really not aware of just

please welcome wayne brady. ♪ [applause] >> thank you. hello, everybody.nderstand, you are all very wealthy and cool. but this is about -- not to criticize you, but the thunder machine is absolutely amazing. they were playing and you are just thinking, this is so wonderful. could you guys play again and just once every single person clap your hands to the to make -- a b to theeat -- the beat to make power is really feel this? ready? [drums and clapping] >> wait a second. i'm sorry. there was one table that was too eager. ok, save that. i will have to use it. what we are going to do now that i see what we are working with -- this is a good thing -- thank you so much for that introduction. those of you who do not know me, i started out on improvisational comedy on a show called "whose line is it anyway? we will do a bit of improvisation tonight. i will need you to be an active part of this even though you are very happy and glowing with the liquor that was free. we're going to start out by doing a bit of improvisation that i think you will be very comfortabl

standing with me now is chief mark brady with the ems fire service. i know the building started creaking this morning. you had rescuers and dogs inside. for safety reasons you had to pull them out. what is the plan right now? >> the plan is we brought in structural engineers that arrived early this morning. they met with our firefighters, our collapse rescue teams to come up with the best access to an area where we believe our victim is located. the plan now is we are going to bring in three large cranes that will reach over the back wall of this facility, start to remove a lot of the roofing debris in the shipping area. once that is removed, we are bringing bulldozers to remove boxes and shelving equipment out of the way. then we are going to bring in search and rescue dogs from montgomery county that will help us pinpoint the location of our victim. > >> reporter: we are talking about more hours without a doubt? >> without a doubt. possibly into tomorrow. >> reporter: how do you know you have a victim in there? >> he was seen by co-workers, just bef

. >>> i am one on one with chef seth brady. he's in a relatively new restaurant. it's one and a half years old and it's in the bloomingdale neighborhood of northwest washington. it's going -- it is the first sitdown restaurant in that area. it's located 84t street northwest. and he's brought some items that look absolutely delicious to me. but today you're doing what? >> today we're going to be doing our raw kale salad. >> i've never had raw kale salad. >> most people don't eat it because it's kind of tough and difficult to eat. but what we do is we massage it. we massage it with some vinegarette. this is our rosemary vinegarette. we put some shallots on here and celery roots. >> i've never had raw kale. let me tell -- you want me to tell you how i fix my kale? >> i put either back fat or ham hocks in there. >> we give it a little massage, salt and pepper. it gets all the herbs and seenings inside of it-- >> seasonings inside of it. >> you've given me this recipe. it's on jchayward.com. all of my recipes that my chefs prepare for me here on the 12 noon newscast ar

. >> reporter: debra brady is disappointed. he daughter got sick on a study program. >> but it -- we cannot allow it to overshadow the great accomplishments these young people have made. >> reporter: more than 40 students fell sick yesterday evening, began vomiting early this morning. they're part of the congressional awards foundation program. debra brady says her daughter had flu-like symptoms. >> nauseated, headaches, stomach crampi cramping. >> we feel fairly comfortable this is gastroenteritis. we see it throughout the year, primarily through the wind months and early spring months, so it's possible to see it at this time in the year. the symptoms were very consistent with that. >> reporter: health officials believe the virus was transmitted person to person. medics drove at least seven students to the hop. deck ra brady's daughter is out and she is fine. >> she was just discharged from the hospital about 7:00 a.m. this morning, and we blot her here to get her belongings. >> reporter: the health depend is working with the

that was comedian wayne brady at the television and correspondent association dinner.e, you recognized the television personality there. how was that? >> i was called out of the audience. he called me up on the stage and did this whole thing. he was really, really funny. that was fun. >> and you looked gorgeous. >> oh, thank you. >> that was -- you guys have a little chemistry going. >> yes, i did. i think i have become the most famous weather person across the u.s. since everybody was there. >> what a great time. that's nice. >> today was great weather wise, too. >> yeah. >> it was very hot and people have to be aware how very hot this weather is and how dangerous. there is a shot outside at the national cathedral. we're going to have a warm night for you also. tomorrow, we have even more heat in the forecast. here is a look at what's going on. really not a whole lot. clouds to the north. a little bit of a frontal system but a ridge of high pressure is affecting us into the course of today and tomorrow. 91 degrees right now which is also the high today at national. 80

. >>> the wife of philadelphia congressman bob brady says she stopped three masked men from breaking into their home today. deborah brady told police that her tv went dead, she shiz looked out a window and spotted two men sitting on her lawn fir tu furnitu furniture. a man began bang on window. nobody injured. nothing stolen. >>> mgm says its casino will not turn national harbor in the las vegas. the company wants to build a complex that includes slot machines, table games, a luxury hotel. but mgm says it's treading carefully there we're not going to drop las vegas in national harbor. we're going to do something that is sensitive to the local environment. >> the assembly would need a special session to approve the plan. voters need to approve it in a referendum. >>> they call it attitude in the nation's capital since returning. with yankees in town, talk of baseball, too. julie? >> reporter: well, this first one didn't go quite the way nats fans wants but it was a full house. the game ended an hour ago but the last few fans just came out gates ten minutes ago and we can hear impatien

we are following that, and we have mark brady, chief spokesperson for prince george's county fire and joining us on the phone. mark, what can you tell us? we understand there might have been an employee missing in the situation. >> there is one employee still unaccounted for, and what we believe to be a roof collapse which caused the walls of the building to buckle, and release natural gas into the building. now, we do not believe at this point in time owe 0 as a matter of fact, we have ruled out that it was a natural gas explosion. we have ruled that out. for whatever reason, which is unknown, the roof collapsed, causing the side walls to collapse, and there's a large amount of documents stored inside this building. large, large stacks, tall stacks of paper documents that also partially have collapsed into the structure. >> okay so give us the situation as far as any surrounding area there. any danger to people in surrounding areas? >> no, this is a heavy industrial area, a lot of warehouses are nearby and attached. we did evacuate about 25 workers of this particular building as well

she was serenaded by wayne brady friday night. take a listen to this. ♪ i want to make love wet love with you, all precipitation equal to. >> what was the set-up? >> i don't know. >> that is what i'm trying to figure out. >> she was holding a mike. >> he is hilarious. >> he is a super talent. >> who is leaking classified information from the white house to the media? >> up next ashes leading senator is pointing fingers. we'll get the latest on this verbal back and forth as we continue. time now 4:50. -- up next, a leading senator is pointing fingers. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >>> now to the questions over whether the white house authorized se

. >> in keeping with my orders on time i'm going to turn to vice chairman brady. >> thank you. you mentioned options on a third round quantitative easing. would purchases in third round be confined to treasuries or other debt securities be purchased? >> again, obviously made no decision. the law permits us to purchase treasuries and agencies -- government agency securities. those are the securities that we have purchased in the past and i wouldn't want to take anything off the table at this juncture. but i want to emphasize again really in some sense two steps. the first is to determine whether we think that growth will be adequate to lead to further improvement in employment, and i think at the same time of course we'll be assessing the price stability mandate and the outlook for inflation. if we determine that further action is at least potentially warranted then obviously we have a number of different options that we'd have to consider each of them and the cost and benefits associated with them. but at this point i really can't say that anything is completely off the table.

>>reporter: political scientist henry brady dean of the goldman school of public policy at uc berkeley. >> this is something that is popular. something that will really help in the hispanic community where he's been having troubles. >>reporter: in san francisco some well known republicans are urging romney to move away from parts of his conservative base. >> some of which are red neck. some of which are practically criminal in their approach to immigration. >>reporter: he's chair of the san francisco hispanic republican assembly and immigration attorney and firm believer the republicans should be providing a path to legalization. >> and if our politicians don't carry that message, they heed this warning. they may not get elected. >>reporter: talking with professor brady this afternoon he points thut this issue is a much bigger deal in california than it is in some swing states like ohio. it isn't just the race for the white house. there is house races and senate race where is professor believes this issue could be significant. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >>> unexpected moment in the m

mark brady with the prince georges county police and fire department join us new with the latest and thanks for joining us. we were talking about lightening strikes and a fire? what is the late of the the situation with that? where is that located? >> and we were battling a working -- work-intensive fire in a three-story garden apartment, and in that 6800 block of riverdale and the storm is rolling through, the buildings, the lightning strike for the attic area and that is where a lot of the utility cables are located and that is including the electric and cables that shot of lightning that sent a charge throughout three of the buildings and that is -- firefighter his to go in and open up the attic area and go down and look through that and open up that and can you see the markers from the wire where it starts to burn and again, very work intensive and that might be that three apartment buildings and that is on to 35 and with 11 children will not be able to stay here in this building and until -- . >> mark, are there any injuries? >> fortunately no injuries and fortunate that someone

the brady campaign gave him an f for his performance in terms of gun control.it's just madness to talk about him undermining the second amendment. he's done nothing of the sort. >> in terms of real policy concerns and the real responsibilities of governing, i was focused today on that, too, on the issue if you really are interested in gun policy and not just interested in conspiracies, the brady campaign has given him an f. they have done nothing to increase gun control or not, whether or not you think that's a good idea. is the true that a rationally based administration ends up being constrained to the point where they can do zero on the policy issue because even when they do 0 or, that's constreeted as some act of aggression? >> i think whether it was the obama administration or another democratic administration, i believe they could have done more on gun control in a number of other issues. i think that the forces who are opposed to some of the things that the republican party stands for should be fighting harder against the republican party. should be figh

the bump watch is on for baby brady number to.hild together. a source tells "us weekly" that she's three months along. they already have a 2-year-old son. >>> elvis lives. not exactly. but the company that made the hologram of tupac for the music festival is doing the same for elvis. digital domain medias it's gotten the okay to create it but no word on when we'll see it. >>> the world's tallest man has finally stopped growing. the 29-year-old grew 2 inchd since entering the guinness book of world record, 8'3". a tumor in his brain produced hormones that made him grow. >>> if you live in idaho you can buy five wives vodka. the state 25% mormon banned the sale of the alcohol. under the threat of a lawsuit, idaho changed course. it's actually distilled in utah. that wraps u7 this hour of "january sing a . companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, e

joining the panel now is dan gross, president of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence.ee you, dan. let's talk about this legislation. because it seems like a fairly good idea and yet there has been a huge amount of resistance to this. one gun company remington i believe threatened to pull its operations out of the state if new york does pass this bill. you know, we've, that on the heels of statistics suggesting that 40% of murder investigations nationwide result in no arrests because of lack of evidence. this is a real problem in terms of crime in the country. >> yeah, i mean, it's a simple case of right versus wrong. i mean, this is an opportunity to save lives that has nothing to do with gun rights. the opportunity for a law-abiding citizen to own a gun, to hunt, to use it for lawful purposes is just about catching the bad guys. so, you know, i put the question back to the gun lobby or anybody who wants to represent them to say, you know, how could this possibly be bad? it's just about catching the bad guys. >> and yet, s.e., you are a gun owner and seem to have some

dina brady, who is coming on. and our illustrious gail johnson, who is actually clerking her last committee ever on the board of supervisors. after 36 years of service. i have been working with her for eight years and she has been very capable to work with. madam clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes, mr. chairman. if you wish to submit comments for the committee, please submit them to the rail to the left. >> call the first item, please. >> to retroactively expand a grant for the calendar year for does-disproportionate contact in the juvenile district system. >> this is the second year of the grant. we focused on the bayview district because of the numbers of african-american youth and during the juvenile system in san francisco. it is a targeted plan to not only increase the understanding of the patrol officers and all of the officers at the bayview station and the concepts of this proportionality within the system, racial and ethnic disparities that exist within the system, and to increase their awareness

been fighting for discovery like this for since the beginning this is routine discovery it's called brady material reverse united states requires the government both military and civilian trials to give evidence that's relevant to the defense this material to the defense and these should be expect to be given rarely lawyer by accident got a document because the military found they had not even begun to search their files for brady material nine months after coombs started asking for and that happened to get to them in a circuitous way but he got that dogman just like florida that here we are and they are in court fighting for these documents the governor's making the claim to the so much as so voluminous is already given all in terms of the even start of the story the why do you think that is i mean do you think that the government just you know the prosecutors in this case just thought that they were going to be so backed by the government that they were just going to sort of slide through or not have to present anything well i think this case is it looks like you can record or most of t

. >>> in san jose, montana, brady, steven rogers. hairliness. harris lost his mom and dad to a brain tumor. >> wee raising a lot of -- ware raising money for a tremendous cause. we're doing some good. >> joe and stevie were the two guys i looked up to. and we come a long way to be at this point. we can sit on the stage and talk about the game. >>> tony parker, skreched retina -- scratched retina. he's okay. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters.

brady. there was something about mike brady. who didn't love him? robert reed. how could you not? he was so calm. it's okay. marcia, marcia -- it was so good. >> it's a generational thing with you and i. i was working during that time and didn't watch that show that much. i loved ward cleaver from "leave it to beaver." tv". >> i loved him, too. >> he was so wonderful. he looked like he smelled good like my daddy did. my dad wore old spice. look at him. he never raised his voice. and the beav was always in trouble. >> so was wally. wally was no angel. >> it was a hard choice. i also love peter griffith on -- what's it called? "family guy." >> "family guy"! >> next to homer simpson, the worst father ever. and i love him. >> i do, too. do you think you can judge a person by their shoes? okay. >> about to find out. >> there is a study that says yes, you can. 90% of the time if you look at someone's shoes you can tell their personality traits. we wanted to have our own little experiment, didn't we? we plucked three people out in the audience standing outside one, two and three. in fron

. ♪ [ music ] >> now he was coming up, that's comedian, wayne brady serenading you.e was coming up with those lyrics on the fly. >> totally. he says, where's the weather woman who is here tonight? i'm like, oh my goodness, they are calling me out. and he was doing a lot of improvisation in terms of songs and words. he nailed me with all the weather fun. it was really fun. >> you looked comfortable being serenaded. >> thank you. >> that was great. >> great crowd, everybody had a good time and it gave me an opportunity to mention the station. >> good. good. >> a little pr out of it. >> a fun memory indeed. >> today was a beautiful day despite the hot temperatures. i mean, no humidity, that didn't feel too bad when you were in the shade. >> right. things are going to change tomorrow, however. that humidity is going to start to creep back in and another scorcher. let's get right to it. there's a beautiful shot outside. clear skies tonight. we don't have any clouds to talk about and it is mild this evening. still very comfortable. if you want to go for a late night stroll

. >>> well, wayne brady, serenades one of his very own. hey, gwen how was that?> very entertaining and funny. i am telling you he is a blast. had a great time. you know what, you will have a great time enjoying the weather. details coming up. make your dishwasher smell. over time, grease and residue get stuck inside. for an intensive clean, use finish dishwasher cleaner. it's taking out the trash for your dishwasher. >> the polls -- >>> the polls open tuesday. repun dents thing it could be a coronation for george alan. he is facing three republican rivals all running for the right on issues like federal spending and debt. polls open 7:00 a.m. >>> president says he is offended by classified leaks now the justice department is taking a long hard look into the leaks of classified information. two u.s. attorneys were named to lead a pair of criminal investigations already under way. they are investigating the white house and congress. >>> congress ♪ [ music ] ♪ oh, presippation equal to, it's already with me ♪ >> well, our own gwen tolbart getting serenaded by comedi

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it's your tax policy right, get your financial house in order. >> reporter: brady says fed efforts to fuel the u.s. economic recovery could run the risk of inflation. some concerned the feds helping recovery could help mr. obama's reelection hopes. >> shepard: around the corner at capitol hill during a hearing on the "fast and furious" scandal, fireworks. "fast and furious" was supposed to track guns to drug cartels but they didn't track hundreds was the weapons and two ended up at the scene of the murder of a u.s. border patrol agent. daryl darrell issa says the justice department is withholding information and confronted the attorney general, eric holder. >> we've looked at 240 custodians. prosed millions of records and produced before 7600. >> so 140,000 documents. how many are responsive but you're withholding at this time. >> we've produced 7600. >> look, i don't want to hear about the 7600. >> chairman i beg to allow. >> the lady is out of order. >>> well, well. no slapping though. yesterday darrell issa says leaked wiretap operations revealed they knew about the program though

beautiful paper caught the patterson for brady looked at the orange color loaded with nutritional valuethey are super food when it comes to summer foods fine in the average price of two dozen border 9¢ a pound. different varieties available with different sizes and different prices with the average price at dollar and 99¢ a pound for the beautiful peaches coming out of california right now. save some money eat fresh and stay healthy. sounds like desert to me. >>> and they're good my sister and apricots are ripe and overnight. she had 200 and her trainer's over the visiting issues that just pull down and taken to work. >>> , up to sign a 5:00 p.m. a condition most closely associated with combat veterans posttraumatic stress disorder. >>> and it's affecting us americans read your column for completely different reason much more coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> a man of strong yearning for a chocolate in a better is on the loose and ohio. where the security camera caught him in action as store clerk barely over to trash talk of the guy they call on the rhesus cup bandit stealing more than fi

brady added year jail cell has its benefits. that is what caught inmates are being challenged to do at the fulton county jail. they hope will help them identify a problem with cellblocks. >> he knew how to beat the box and get out of yourself? >> yes. >> how often does that happen? >> every day. >> it is a practical test with inmates themselves. >> busting out of a cell might be a bad thing for inmates but in some circumstances it might earn a reward. sense of the locks and most of the jail are not enough to maze for the inmates will stay in jail. >> they do not serve the purpose anymore. >> in one cell block fee is testing a lot changed and issuing a lot talents. >> any in me they can defeat these logs will get a measure of a free, siri what. >> he plans to identify experienced lot of leaders in a dove into one block with a sophisticated new blocs are getting installed for testing. this inmate is an for marijuana and cocaine charges. >> in my book i am not guilty. >> he needs to have locks on his self five times. this in a was

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henry brady studies how, and when, voters engage. >> i think we're at the point they're starting to pay attention. and white house has to really hope that june figures for june, june coming outlook better but it doesn't look like they will given the trends now. >> he says he expects the slow down will be reflected in the poles. -- poll eyes expect the next poll to show you maybe downward trend for obama. this is right really bad news for the obama white house. >> and there is a response to number autos president is quick to find someone to blame. first george bush, and that is congress. and atm machines, europe, but the truth is that the job of the president is to get america back to work. >> if the economy looks this bad in the or or two policedding the election, after labor day, then, it's going to be very difficult for barack obama to be reelected. >> and he is no fan of mitt romney's policies but in this election, the economy trumps all. unless this gets better there may be little the president can do and lot knot a lot that romney has to do. >> thank you very much. abc 7 news is co