but bruce's sister sandy called 911 again. >> help, help, they've got bruce! in there! >> the fight made its way on to the front lawn at which point concerned neighbors began to call. >> they have tire irons and everything else. that's women and men. oh, my god. >> with no help in sight, the same neighbor called a second time. >> hi, i'm calling again. these people are beating this man. >> bruce's daughter was pushed out of the second story window. she ran to help her father. >> i hear, get off my dad, get off my dad. it was my daughter. and once i knew my daughter was safe, i said, i gave up the fight. >> as his daughter ran to find help, a second neighbor called 911. >> hi, i'm watching these people beat this man with a tire iron. >> we've got everybody coming. they've got to drive there. >> and now she's trying to fight the oral girl with the blue jeans on. where is the police at? >> they are coming. they are coming. >> oooh. ooh. oh, my goodness. >> police finally arrived and broke up the fight. bruce was being treated for severe concussion. he learns that

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bruce leshan is live in fairfax with the details. bruce. >> reporter: yeah, anita, jane perez hired an old high school classmate to help her fix up her townhome here, but when things went wrong, jane perez like a lot of us went online. what she said, she suggested that christopher dietz was a con man, maybe a thief. today dietz fighting back and winning. >> to finally be winning on principles and knowing that good people do prevail, it's very, very happy. >> reporter: contractor christopher dietz crowing outside the courthouse after winning a preliminary injunction against a former customer who wrote a series of scathing online reviews. >> what she put up there were pure lies and stated as fact. so that damage can never be undone, but we can certainly stop future damage.

bruce nauman) they were so primitive in t materials well the images. i think th we very strong for me to look at because i was interested in drawing and then his use of crayon and gouache or watercolor was such a kindergarten use of media doinpe (nrae by british people, reached a new and wideaudience. -enaing e ocess that crthe shelter drawings. (narrator of documentary) on almost any night during a raid this figure might have been seen wandering about: henry moore the sculptor. here, perhaps, was the one artist most capable of immortalizing the stoic endurance and suffering of these people. (narrator) forty-seven years old at the end of the war, henry moore was talented and charismatic, perfectly poised to become britain's leading artist. a retrospective exhibition at the museum of modern art in new york in 1946 gave moore a foothold in the international arena. the exhibition moved on to chicago, san francisco, and australia. but moore's private life was far from glamorous. he'd found peace and a new home in the pastoral countryside of hertfordshire n

bruce! okay. now let's meet the players themselves. [cheers and applause] we need to give this guy a big round of applause. unfortunately he couldn't be here because of a family emergency but he had the winning run in game four. give it up for ryan theriot. he saved a perfect game with the greatest catch of the season and he kept doing it all through the post season, left fielder number seven. gregor blank koa. >> he did it with his bat and with his words. the guy sort of got the giants going before game through with cincinnati, hunter pens. [cheers and applause] >> in game four in detroit he knocked in the first run with a triple off the right field wall, first base man number nine. brandon belt. >> a norn california native. he joined the giants later in the year and part of the home stretch. xavier nadel. >> this guy played andlet better he got. he could play almost anywhere and murdered left hand pitching. number 13. joaquin arias. >> a young out fielder who made his debut this year and helped the giants with his arm, with his speed

our second conversation tonight is what i had with bruce bartlett worked in both the reagan and george h.w. bush administrations and currently writes for the new york times in the financial times in our conversation we talked about whether or not conservatives are ready to face the facts and do what is necessary to become a relevant and mainstream political party once again it's my conversation with bruce partly. right we have a special edition of conversations with great minds with bruce partner who served in the staffs of former congressman ron paul and jack kemp and former senator roger jepson he's been the executive director of the joint economic committee of congress a senior policy analyst in the reagan white house and deputy assistant secretary for economic policy at the treasury department during the george h.w. bush administration reeses a columnist for the fiscal times and the author of several books including the new york times best seller impostor how george w. bush betrayed america and betrayed our bankrupt excuse me the american betrayed the reagan legacy his latest book

of these self-destruction of the republican party but former republican insider and reagan staffer bruce bartlett who was on the show last night knows the grim truth which is the modern republican party has already destroyed itself on his radio show tuesday limbaugh explained what's at stake for republicans during for example the fiscal cliff debate. barack obama wants the republican party to essentially destroy itself when you think of republican party what do you think of terms of its stance for tax cuts if he can get the republicans to raise taxes on the rich then obama feels he is helping the republicans destroy their brand this is jude when in skis to santa claus theory on steroids limbaugh is actually right by raising taxes rush limbaugh is republican party the party that's denied thirty years of economic royalty of reality attempted to set up an iran day in paradise in america and fear mongers everything from muslims to socialists to gays to women. the party indeed will destroy itself however the actual republican party the party that existed long before limbaugh and the rest of h

and bruce won today. the giants are leading against new orleans and the nfc east could go 4-0 today the redskins needed that. >> nothing changes. >> yeah. everybody will be the same. >> all right. thanks. we will recap. >> we have more showers in tomorrow's forecast. but the biggest difference will be the temperature in the mid-60s tomorrow. and even a chance for some thunderstorms tomorrow. >> okay. >> adam morris what runner. >> and he is just as nice and humble of a guy off field for being a rookie. he is enjoying the moment i think he is. >> a battle ship out there. >> can't stop him. >> to have him and rice going at it that's fun to watch. >> all right. okay. thanks for watching. you can get updates any time online wusa9.com and we are going to see you back here at11. have a good evening. bye.

bruce? >> i'll take it back for bruce. >>> our team coverage continues with scott broom. he joins us live from frederick, maryland where gun stores have been busy following friday's mass shooting. >> reporter: they have. with president obama repeating several times that he's looking for, quote, meaningful change, the result here among gun owners and gun enthusiasts has been a run on guns. at the gun center of frederick, at times there were ten customers for each man behind the counter. owner bill kelly taking phone calls like this. >> right now i've got channel 9 recording me because everybody in the country is buying guns. i've got a store full of customers that are all trying to buy the same firearm you are. if you know where one is, go grab it. >> reporter: a behind me a row of semiautomatic assault style rifles, some with prices over $600. >> in maryland it a cash and carry. >> reporter: which means they can be purchased with an instant background check and no waiting period. jeff meanwhile was shopping for a handgun. the newtown tragedy has had this effect. >> doesn'

. >> bruce bastian was an army med nick iraq. young man dedicated to saving lives in combat, but when we met him at the limon correctional facility in colorado, he was serving time for the mayhem he and a friend caused on the streets of colorado springs. >> when i approached bruce, he was outside of his cell, and i said, bruce, you know, i'm with the camera crew, what do you want? i know why you're here, and we'd love to get your story. he said, well, why wouldn't you want my story, look at me. i'm like a movie actor. >> bastian accepted a plea bargain on two murder charges that resulted in a 60-year sentence for accessory and conspiracy to commit murder and aggravated robbery. the crimes occurred over a four-month period and were committed by bruce who was home on leave and a discharged army buddy. their two murder victims were fellow soldiers, one of whom served in their unit. >> it just kind of came out of nowhere one night really. i mean, we were sitting there, we were drinking at my house. so we decided to go out and leave t

right we have a special edition of conversations with great minds with bruce part served in the staffs of former congressman ron paul and jack kemp and former senator roger jepson he's been the executive director of the joint economic committee of congress senior policy analyst in the reagan white house and deputy assistant secretary for economic policy at the treasury department during the george h.w. bush administration reeses a columnist for the fiscal times and the author of several books including the new york times best seller impostor how george w. bush betrayed america and betrayed our bankrupt excuse me the american betrayed the reagan legacy his latest book is entitled the benefit and the burden tax reform why we need it and what it will take restrains me now in the studio welcome happy new year pleased to have you with us in the american conservative view you recently wrote an article in which you suggested that the modern republican party is suffering suffering from epistemic closure which sounds like a latin for. what if well so i'm nicer than saying what i really think wh

did bruce bochy and these 25 guys quick when they lost the first two games against cincinnati? no. did they accept the inevitable with st. louis? no. they carried on with determination and experts and pundits predicted that this san francisco giants was going to the world series and team work means everyone contributes and we saw those plays and three home runs for pablo sandoval right here in san francisco. [cheers and applause] . buster posey grand slam. [cheers and applause] outside there, yes! we saw the magic of the wonderful catch he did to save the out and jer nee affeldt and come up through the season and crow -- crawford saving the ball and all the pitchers and pitching their hearts out to zito to a felt and in comes romo . [cheers and applause] we needed everybody. we needed every skill. we needed that great team work so today in recognition of their second world series championship in three years i am proud to present the highest honor we have in this city, the key to the city and county of san francisco to the whole team of the san francisco giants. [cheers and applause

bruce? >>> disturbing memories of the newtown shooting still fresh in the minds of parents and the students returning for classes today here in the washington area. we sent our matt jablow to the clinton christian school in upper marlboro to see how folks there are coping. >> reporter: i'm mass jablow in northwest -- matt jablow in northwest. parents and students in the washington area say it feels much closer. it just felt different. that's what students all across the washington area, all across the country no doubt were saying about being in school today. >> yes, it did feel different. >> reporter: the first day back in class since 20 young children and six adults were shot to death inside sandy hook elementary in newtown, connecticut. at the clinton christian school in upper marlboro, a special prayer service was held this morning to remember the vehicle tips of the shooting and -- victims of the shooting and the flag outside the school was flown at half staff as were flags outside most

bruce leshan says they are convinced that newtown marks a tipping point. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan on capitol hill. newtown, aurora, columbine, virginia tech, the family of murder victims come to congress demanding a change in america's gun laws. >> my little brother was riddled with bullets. >> reporter: a litany of pain. >> i am here today wearing my son's shoes. >> reporter: almost too horrible to bear. >> they're the shoes he was wearing on april 20, 1999 when he was gunned down at columbine high school. >> reporter: one after the other. >> in memory of our 19-year-old daughter. >> reporter: dozens of relatives recited their stories. >> a.j. boyk was killed in the aurora theater shooting. >> reporter: every day in america, nearly this many families become new victims of gun violence. >> my son miraculously survived. >> reporter: andre's 8-year-old son bear was walking towards the principal's office in newtown. >> he says he saw bullets passing by. >> reporter: a teacher rescued him. >> she pulled him in her own classroom. >> reporter: now he says washington has to rescue americ

bruce kasman of jpmorgan.ight, so, if we did see the bottom in terms of world economic growth over the summer, you think industrials would be a place to be? >> you really have to have a better picture going forward of the u.s. economy. so, for me, i think you see a lot of these pops and basically beta trades, based on the economy improving. but you -- the economy really does have to improve. and as bruce said, if you're talking about maybe the ability to have 1% shaved off of gdp and then, you know, the higher tax end, on the wealthiest americans, we talked about this, it's .25, a quarter percent. we can't afford anything coming off of gdp. you have to believe in the economy. >> one quick china trade here? >> i think if you want to play the consumer, ucht, and i like baidu. the consumer is still playing in the tech space and this is cheap. >> gave us a bonus, too. thank you. >>> time now for pops and drops. we kick it off with a drop for amicus. 40%. >> i never heard of them until todayactually, their drug to

bruce leshaun and his little brother danny are able to enjoy their new sport because of a grant given to the family by our military kids. since 2004, our military kids has been helping military families nationwide pay for youth sports, fine arts activity and tutoring programs in order to nurture young kids during difficult times of a parent's deployment or rehabilitation. last april, the boy ales father, army staff sergeant was severely injured while serving in afghanistan. alejandro was on his fourth middle east deployment as part of the 82nd airborne unit. while is company was station the near kandahar, alejandro, on foot patrol, stepped on a roadside bomb. the explosion cost the soldier both hills legs. since the accident, he and his family vp been living at walter

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bruce, if you're watching. >> reporter: on the inside, bruce springsteen, the boss, and his e.rocking madison square garden, as the 12-12-12 concert for sandy relief got under way. ♪ >> reporter: it is a star-studded show. raising money for residents of the tristate area, still suffering after the storm. >> the damage from sandy was as much as $70 billion. our national local governments are responding. but it's just not enough. that's why we're all here tonight. >> reporter: the money raised here will go to an organization called the robin hood relief fund. and then, it will be distributed to sandy's hardest-hit areas. ♪ get you on your feet again >> reporter: the stars helping out have strong personal connections to the region. many are either current residents of the tristate area or many grew up here. ♪ tomorrow there will be sunshine ♪ >> reporter: no one is associated more with new jersey than the boss, and the members of his band. >> yes, it's a little more personal. literally, the jersey shore, where we grew up. ♪ black bird thing in the dead of night ♪ >> reporter: the

. >> we do have public comment, bruce stone. >> as ms. hobson mentioned, dredging is a complex subject, but i do understand that dutra took their equipment away during that window and used it for more pressing jobs, so that could have been done by november 30th, so that's a contract management issue so we're not thrilled with this extension of more soft cost and the item that's in front of you because we feel a lot of that dredging could have been done during the window, ms. hobson was not addressing the toxic issue, she's talking about the sand accumulation at the entrance so you're not getting a straight answer about the dredging problem, we have a significant loss in depth from the design of the project for a large number of berths inside the harbor, which means when people start to pick their berth, there is the a berths which are 12 feet deep which is the design of almost all harbors, there are the b quality berths which are the inner west that are 8 foot, it's because of the tox -- toxic soil in there. now we find out that there are

>> to me, the thing, bruce, i want you to respond to this.taxes are now, they should be lower. it cannot be the case that it is always true of the current tax rate that it is too high. to me, it is genuinely the argument that is being made. it cannot comport to reality when you succeed in cutting taxes. bruce. >> one of the things about the people that they do is try to shift the debate over on to corporations. the real problem, frankly is not that we have a top marginal rate that is too low, it's the structure of the rate structure. the big problem we have at the moment has to do with the taxation of dividends which was justified on the grounds this would help raise capital formation. there's zero evidence, zero evidence that the 2003 cut in the dividend rate that reduced it from 39.5 6 down to 15 had any meaningful economic debate at all. there's no reason to think if we went back to 39.6 there would be no negative effect. if there's no positive effect, there cannot be a negative effect. during the post-war era, dividends were taxed as norm

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bruce bartlett was an economic adviser to the supply-side icon jack kemp, and to two presidents -- ronald reagan and the first george bush. he got into hot water with his conservative cohorts when he wrote a widely quoted book critical of the second president bush. his most recent work is "the benefit and the burden: tax reform-why we need it and what it will take." yves smith is the founder and editor of the popular blog naked capitalism. after 25 years in the financial services industry, she now heads the management consulting firm aurora advisors. she's the author of this book: "econned: how unenlightened self interest undermined democracy and corrupted capitalism." welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> is the fiscal cliff just a metaphor? or is it for real? >> well, the cliff is an inappropriate metaphor. and it does conjure up images, precisely the one you said, of cars or people or companies falling over and landing in a great mess at the bottom. in fact, it would be much more accurately described as a fiscal slope. there are certain changes that will occur on january