since he was charged, cottle has been suspended without pay. police say there could be other victims out there. >> based on what we're hearing from the victim and other people that are being interviewed by our detectives, we believe that there may be more victims. >> they are asking any other potential victims to come forward. meanwhile, cottle remains at the baltimore county detention center on $150,000 bail. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. police want to know whether two reported abductions are linked. the most recent happened on monday as the victim would do for a bus. a pair of armed black males jove up to the victim and pulled her aside. was taken to the hospital for treatment. there was another abduction last tuesday. a lone gunman forced a woman into a vehicle. her money and camera was stolen. the possible adoption of a woman near druid hill park. this happened on monday night. no word if she was robbed. >> charges have yet to be filed against a high school student. this happened on monday morning. some kind of a fight broke ou

the teenager said he witnessed a friend being assaulted by cottle. cottle is a volunteer firefighter. since he was charged, he has been suspended without pay. police say there could be of the victims out there. >> based on what we're hearing from the victim and other people that are being interviewed by our detectives, we believe that there may be more victims. >> they are asking any other potential victims to come forward. meanwhile, cottle remains on the baltimore county detention center. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. a student is recovering after being stabbed and a high school. it happened 11:00 on monday morning. a person of interest is being questioned. the victim was taken to the hospital and is listed in stable condition. a corporate consequences will be handed down. >> we're following a developing story. police are looking into the abduction of a woman. there may be a connection to another case. the victim was waiting for a bus near edmondson avenue. detectives say two black males drove up in a vehicle and pulled the person aside

. >> reporter: at 23 years old, anthony cottle had not reached the end of his probation as a recent hire working out of station number five in halethorpe. he also served as a volunteer at the lansdowne fire house on laverne avenue. his services at both came to an abrult halt after allegations that he sexually abused two young boys. >> he sexually abused them while living at the home. the investigation subsequently revealed that the suspect had also sexually assaulted one of the boy's friends. >> reporter: police say cottle had befriended the boy and abused him when he was home alone or in his bedroom at night. the teen caught him in the act of abusing a friend who was visiting him in the home. while the charging documents have been sealed to protect the people, they show abuse and sodomy. >> our detectives believe strongly there are other victims in the case. we are asking anyone who sees this person and recognizes him and thinks they may have information about other victims to please come and talk to us. >> both the baltimore county fire department and the volunteer fire company have bo

the man said he trusts cottle with his own children. police are investigating all allegations. >> based on what was hearing -- heard from the victims and other people being interviewed by our detectives, we believe there may be more victims. >> because there may be more victims, police are acting any -- asking any potential victims to come forward. >> right now we are following a developing story out of baltimore county. police are investigating the objection and sexual assault of a woman and are worried about a possible connection to another case. investigators say the female victim was waiting for a bus around 12:00 this afternoon near evanson avenue. two black males buildup and a vehicle and pull the victim inside. one suspect had a gun. the woman said she was sexually assaulted and dropped off at an undisclosed area. she was taken to hospital for treatment. investigators are determining whether this attack was related to a reduction in the same area last tuesday. an 18-year-old woman was conducted by a lone gunman and forced into a

he said anthony cottle attacked him and the teen reported seeing cottle attacking one of his friends. cottle was a probationary firefighter. he was also an active member of the lansdowne fire department. both have suspended him pending the outcome of the criminal cases. >>> weather wise, wet through the day. at one point we had low level flooding in parts of carroll county and especially montgomery county and the d.c. area. scattered showers. parts of the eastern shore from northern queen anne's county, to cecil county. all of us damp. all of us with moisture. so fog is breaking out. two miles visibility. we're down to less than a half vibe. large system will bring the chance for more showers tonight and tomorrow but for the evening, watching for that fog. we'll talk about how things change by friday coming up. >>> all right, orioles. fans, keep your hands up. it's another day. >> there's a chance the orioles can tie it. let's go to christian schaffer. we'll get to james shields. you can count on that. >> the orioles could still win that division. if they don't, they're hoping to secu

he also saw cottle sexual assault one of his friends. he was also an active member of the landsdown fire department. county police believe there may be other victims and they're asking them to come forward. >>> we have a college freshman in new york. she was so excited to see her boyfriend that she tweeted out, see you soon. her final tweet was "should have known." she was beaten to death. the boyfriend said he killed her but pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder. >> she would never talk to me about problems. >> the couple met in high school and police are not saying what the possible motive was. every time we hear of a case like that, we think of yeardley love. just go to the one love foundation. visit our website at abc2news.com and check under the featured stories section for a leverage. >>> continuing coverage of yet another incident of bullying turning violent. a 12-year-old boy was attacked on a school bus while a classmate recorded the whole thing on a cell phone. we have more. >> reporter: the skep -- cell phone is low quali

anthony cottle is a probationary firefighter and is now suspended without pay. and this is like a make shift view. 40 animals were pulled out. not just dogs and birds, but atria lu, a chinchilla, and eve an pig. animal control says the animals were not kept properly. taylor says his goal was to adopt them out. >> i don't go looking for animals to take because it takes a lot of work. it really does. so i don't go outlooking for animals -- i don't go out looking for animals. but if i have the capacity, then i'm more than willing to help out. >> during the sommer animal -- summer animal control tried to work with taylor he gave up ten animals to them with the

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14-year-old boy came forward last week and identified the alleged attacker as 23-year-old anthony cottle. the firefighter was staying with the boy's family when he allegedly abused the teenager and his friend. investigators are worried there may be more victims. >> based on what we are hearing from the victim and other people that are being interviewed by our detectives, we believe there may be more victims. >> cottle is suspended without pay and is being held at a detention center on $150,000 bail. baltimore county police have arrested two suspects in connection with an abduction and sexual assault. investigators tell the 11 news the female victim was waiting for a bus in west view. one suspect armed with a gun drove up in a vehicle and pull the victim inside. police say the woman was sexually assaulted and then dropped off at an undisclosed area in the county. shoes taken to the hospital for treatment, and -- she was taken to the hospital for treatment and now investigators are trying to determine if this is related to a similar attack last tuesday. there, detectives say the man stole

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joining me now is michelle cottle, washington correspondent for newsweek and the daily beast and alicia menendez. thank you for joining me. >> thanks, rev. >> michelle, how hard is it for romney to dodge these questions for the next two weeks? >> two weeks? you know, i know he's probably waking up some mornings going, how did i get into this party? first he has to deal with todd akin, now he's got to deal with mourdock. i don't think the press corps is going to let this go. why is he ducking it, how long is he going to duck it? we don't have any debates left to distract us. this is the crazy season in the campaign. it would be better if he came out and addressed it and got it over with. >> alicia, can he duck it for two weeks or is he going to duck it once and for all? >> it means that they've made a calculated decision that they are not going to talk about it and what is really sad is that we continue to talk about ex acceptings leads us away from the major conversation which is that in the case of 90% of abortions, mitt romney would want those abortions to be illegal. that's the conve

in lansdowne where cottle serred as a volunteer firefighter.he wassalso running a junior fire-fighterages of nine and 15.the baltimore county fire department and thh lansdowne fire department have both suspended cottll..olice believe there may be more victiis and ask nyone with information to call them. 3&defenss contractor lockheed martin s holding off onn thousands of its employees...for now.tte company is bowing to pressure from the white housee..announcing that it won't be sending outt laaoff notices to workers.lockheed marrin and some other companies have been threatening to warn their employees oo possible cuts in an effort to pressure caaitol hhil lawmakees to take action the white house worries that a wave of layoffs could spell troubll for president obama's popes for a econd term. president bama and mitt romney are leaving the heavy-duty campaigning to pheir running mates today phile getting ready for their first debate. debate.the president is going through reheeasalsstoday in henderson, nevada while vice carolina.romney is preparing for tomorrow's event in denver. issschedu

joining me now is michelle cottle, washington correspondent for newsweek and the daily beast and jamal simmons, democratic principle at the raven group. thank you both for joining me tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> michelle, let me start with you. 14 days to go, what's the key in this final sprint? >> well, debates are over, a lot of it is going to come down to ground game in tight races. it always does. romney says he's avoiding media interviews. he's going to not commit a gaffe. he's done what he needed to do. he's put himself out there as a reasonable reasonable alternative and now he needs to not put his foot in his mouth. obama needs to get out there to look energetic and engaged like he really wants people's votes. >> now, jamal, i keep hearing this thing about momentum and, yes, the race is tightening but when we look at the poll averages in nine key swing states, president obama leads in five states. ohio, new hampshire, nevada, wisconsin. romney leads in three states. florida, colorado, north carolina, virginia is a tie. now, nbc news poll lit cal unit says if obama wins,

for them but don't expect to change it. >> james peterson, professor james peterson and michelle cottleill ahead, more voter suppression efforts. we've got news on these intimidating billboards put up in inner city african-american neighborhoods. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's time for medicare open enrollment. are you ready? time to compare plans and see what's new. you don't have to make changes, but it's good to look. maybe you can find better coverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care law. ♪ medicare open enrollment. now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare. ♪ to compete on the global stage. what we need are people prepared for the careers of our new economy. by 2025 we could have 20 million jobs without enough college graduates to fill them. that's why at devry university, we're teaming up with companies like cisco to help make sure everyone's ready with the know how we need for a new tomorrow. [ male announcer ] make sure america's ready. make sure you're ready. at devry.edu/knowhow. ♪ >>> on

joining me now is michelle cottle, washington correspondent for "newsweek" and the daily beast. and dana milbank, columnist for "the washington post." thanks to you both for coming on tonight. dana, are zingers the answer for mitt romney? >> well, he has to beware the very perilous boomerang zinger. delivering in sort of the wrong way, then it looks canned, it looks contrived and that you're trying too hard. if he comes out and says, there you go again, you're going to hear a thumping sound and that's going to be me and everybody else pounding our heads on the table in the next room in the debate. he's wooden and stiff as it is. if he's seen as throwing down a line, that's much worse than skipping the zingers at all. i would just try to have an actual debate. >> michelle, it's pretty bad when you use a zinger and it doesn't even work but, to be honest, mitt romney's been talking and dealing with zingers for a long time. let me show you something about mitt romney and zingers going back a little bit. >> coming up with the best answers for the best zingers. and number two is being

joining me now is congresswoman january kakowski and michelle cottle, correspondent for "the daily beast ". thank you both for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> congresswoman, let me go to you first. newt gingrich admits governor romney has changed. how will he answer this in the next 29 days? >> well, we have to double down and demand the truth and who do you trust becomes the real question now but you can't going from saying we shouldn't hire more teachers to saying, i love teachers. we need more. you can't say you're against the dodd/frank bill and then say, oh, yes, wall street needs regulation. and you can't say that you're supportive of medicare when your plan is essentially to get rid of medicare as we know it, to end it and turn it into a voucher program that won't even keep up with inflation. we have to make sure that the truth gets out and we have to demand the answers from mitt romney. who are you? the president was right when he said, who was that guy that showed up on the debate night. >> michelle, isn't that the real point, despite some surrogates saying it's typical, is

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in washington, michelle cottle of "newsweek" and the daily beast.bc political analyst karen finy, and in philadelphia professor james peterson of lehigh university. karen, if i can start with you, mr. sununu has distinguished himself as a co-chair of the romney campaign by being a sulfurous mass of sweat, bitterness, and halitosis, but isn't he using race here simply to get us away from the stark truth, the truth, that general powell believes mitt romney doesn't have a single policy that's worthy of support? >> absolutely, and we've actually seen this before. remember earlier in the campaign they tried to marginalize bill clinton when they recognize what an impact he was having. let's be very clear, john sununu left the federal government in disgrace. colin powell is one of our most decorated american heroes. he is a statesman in this country. he is well-respected not only in the private and public sector, he's respected and beloved by people who are white, black, pink, brown, male, female, if you're in the service, not -- >> he's respected around t

. >> joining us from washington is michelle cottle correspondent for news week and jonathan capehart,ion writer for "the washington post." john, if i might begin with you, psychological studies tell us that we tend to make the most radical changes in our lives up until our 23rd birthday on average, but thereafter it gets increasingly difficult to change. the republican nominee is 65. after hearing him denigrate half the population, are we supposed to believe he now feels nothing but affection for all of us. >> epiphany is probably that the election is 32 days away, and if he hopes to win, he's got to change a whole lot of things about himself and his message to make that happen. i mean, quite frankly, i'm mystified by the mitt romney we saw at the debate and the mitt romney who is now saying that he was completely wrong about trashing 47% of the country. how is it possible that a man who has been running for president for six years is having these personality conversions all within the span of a few days or a few hours. >> that's a very good question, john. i wish i could answer that.

anthony cottle is a probationary firefighter and is now suspended without pay. and this is like a make shift view. 40 animals were pulled out. not just dogs and birds, but atria lu, a chinchilla, and eve an pig. animal control says the animals were not kept properly. taylor says his goal was to adopt them out. >> i don't go looking for animals to take because it takes a lot of work. it really does. so i don't go outlooking for animals -- i don't go out looking for animals. but if i have the capacity, then i'm more than willing to help out. >> during the sommer animal -- summer animal control tried to work with taylor he gave up ten animals to them with the promise he wouldn't take more in. >>> new tonight, you go to high school and you love the game of baseball so much you stay local and you play college ball. well the former general manager of the braves donated a bunch of money to towsen university. but they are thinking of ending their baseball program because of the cost to run. they are also thinking of eliminating men's soccer. >>> the mount washington tav

tensions between turkey and syria reaches a warring peak we're asking for your thoughts on whether on cottle we'll send troops to its neighbors territory you can cast your vote at r.t. dot com. things are far from calm elsewhere in the middle east in yemen a security official at the u.s. embassy who also coordinated terror work with yemeni authorities has been shocked at washington's increasingly and knowledge ing the rise of terror and the lack of security in the region our teaser image has more. security official who was on his way to work to the u.s. embassy was shot dead in a drive by incident now the yemeni officials are saying that this particular incident has the fingerprints of al qaida all over it now many may seem to ask why it is that al qaeda still seem to be so powerful even after the death of its leader osama bin laden back in two thousand and eleven a lot of very small terrorist organizations which existed in the middle east but also of course in pakistan and afghanistan in the northern africa region the so-called islamic magreb all of these are going to now trying to latch on

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david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones, and an msnbc political analyst, and michelle cottlerespondent for "daily beast." thank you both for joining me. michelle, mitt romney doesn't like to give specifics, but when it comes to big bird, no problem. >> well, no problem except it was one of the few memorable moments of the debates and everybody jumped on it and you have all of these big bird jokes making the rounds which can get people thinking. so what else is he going to cut? he's been very, very careful not to get into specifics. and let's face it, you know, firing big bird's not going to close the gaps in the numbers that he's talking about. his budget will call for cuts in lots of other very serious programs and you tonight want people to start thinking about the specifics because while the idea of cutting government always appeals, when you start talking about programs that people like, they start to get really twitchy. >> that may be why he won't get specific, but i will. mr. corn, let's go to you. the federal subsidy for pbs in 2012 doesn't make up a huge part of this