what can you tell us, deb? >> reporter: well, don, we're being told by a source with information that the individual who's been arrested -- [ inaudible ] -- now, apparently he learned how to build a pipe bomb by reading through "inspire" magazine. that is the al qaeda magazine, an online magazine, which tells interested people how to do these kind of things. we are told by the source that the man had acquired all material and was even going so far as to drill holes in a pipe bomb. he was going to use homemade ingredients in order to detonate this device and the device, had he put it together correctly, would, in fact, have worked. we're being told that he planned to target service men, men -- service men and women returning from iraq. he also intended on targeting police stations or post offices, and again, this is a pipe bomb and had it gone off, it could have killed close to a dozen people, especially if he attached things like nails. he was following instructions from this al qaeda-based magazine on this web

last look and bring out deb. >> wow! >> you turn around. >> that's right.either of you have seen each other. no, look at yourself. stop it, hoda. you turn this way for just a moment. okay. >> i want to look back at the mirror. >> everybody turn around. ready, go. >> oh, my god, you look amazing. >> i feel amazing. >> now look at yourself behind you. >> she just lost all that weight, turnin50, what better time for a change? just gave her a pinch of make-up. the tip is keep the make-up light, keeps you looking younger. then of course, vanessa gave her this great haircut, soft bangs, soft around the face. >> you look so good. love the outfit. >> she lost all this weight. she needs pieces in her wardrobe she can mix and match. skirt is anne taylor. beige pumps to elongate your legs. >> are you guys freaking out looking at each other? >> i am like, we are so going out. >> lilly is under age. get a babysitter for lilly. sorry. >> let's get a big round of applause. [ applause ] >> all right. next friday we are going to be ambushing two lucky ladies in orlando, flo

we have deb feyerick on the telephone. peter bergen and fran townsend who's a national security and national affairs expert. fran, i want to go to you again because we were told before that the fbi wasn't involved and the last question that was asked to the police commissioner he said the feds were informed. not that they were involved. he was in the process of completing this bomb. >> yeah. when he was asked that question, he -- commissioner did not seem exactly enthusiastic about having to answer it. they were informed but it sounds from the answer that it was at the last minute. and even so, if the feds were informed and understood about alaki's connection to the case, targeting of u.s. troops, interesting they're not there and we don't at least yet see federal charges. we have to see how this places out. if you don't see federal charges, it suggests the feds don't have the same confidence in the evidence and so there's a back story to this that we haven't gotten yet. >> peter bergen, does this jive with what they said

deb, to you first. police have been tracking pimentel for years. why did they decide to move on him now? >> he started collecting the material. he started building the bomb back in august. but the event that seems to have set him off according to police was september 30th. the killing of his sort of mentor anwar al awlaki taken out in a u.s.-led drone strike back in september. this is somebody who had been on their radar for quite some time. he talked about traveling to yemen. he is dominican republic originally but is now a u.s. citizen. his talk was really so radical that according to police, even like-minded friends became very, very nervous. he wanted to change his name to obama hussein on behalf of osama bin laden. he wanted to change it into osama hussein on behalf of osama bin laden and saddam hussein. his target was allegedly u.s. servicemen, army personnel, the marines and the police got very nervous when this talk morphed into action. federal agents, the fbi was not involved in following and tracking this plot. and that's something we're

and then there was this from our good friend, deb, in arlington. says give those gop candidates a break. i have to defend herman cain, rick perry, and anyone on the campaign trail. no wonder they suffer from brain freeze. they are exhausted and hounded by a press that often spits venim. lawyers make a living scraping the bottom of the barrel. no one is perfect. no, deb, they are not. but this is politics at the highest level. i'm going to argue these guys knew the job was dangerous when they took it. besides, candidates are rarely taken down by just one. perry had several poor debates before that brain freeze crystallized public perceptions. one angry woman didn't torpedo, but four may have knocked him off the rails. mailbag@wusa9.com. well that's our report. i'll be back here at 11:00 along with anita brickman. wusa9.com is always on. we'll see you there. bye bye. [ jennifer ] here... this is my world. ♪ this place inspires me to be tougher... to stay sharper... to think faster. they may be just streets to you. but to me... they're a playground. ♪

our deb feyerick is there live from ssyracuse this morning. deb, why pittsburgh?igation is in the jurisdiction of federal authorities, because one of the three accusers said he was molested by bernie fine in a hotel in pittsburgh while fine was away on a home game. pittsburgh now stepped in. this was ten years old. or ten years ago that this happened. so it may be a little difficult to put the evidence together, but the pittsburgh police does want to be involved. also, it sends a very strong message. you have to remember. bernie fine was a man who was always traveling. he was traveling for away games. he had a home in florida. he was doing a lot of recruiting, talent development. so this is a man who did have access to large parts of the country, actually. pittsburgh, by standing up and saying, look, we're going to look into these allegations, it may bring other victims forward to say, you know what? it happened to me in a different state. christine? >> the status overall, then, of the investigation into this. you know, some time who passed since the original -- t

deb feyerick is live downtown. are protesters going in the park now or sort of spread out around it? >> reporter: they are, as a matter of fact, carol. a handful of demonstrators that you can see behind me, and as you say, they're no longer allowed to occupy the park, per se. they can demonstrate, protest, but they cannot set up any tent or generators. if you look at this park, this was covered with tents. now, actually, somebody remarked you can actually see covered. one person set up umbrellas. that's the only structure we've seen here. a couple of moments ago in was an altercation between some of the demonstrators and police lined up, but really, no more than a couple of dozen protesters who are here. yesterday far different scene when this park was completely cleared out. police in riot gear facing off against to the demonstrators, against the protesters, removing the tents and generators and everything they accumulated over the course of two months in order to clean this park. that park is now, in fact, clean,

we asked cnn's deb feyerick to investigate. deb, what did you find when you looked at the money?> it's so interesting, because at face value, it does appear to be a conflict of interest. you're taking this money from political action committees, from these special interest groups, basically. and this is all going -- while they're negotiating $1 trillion in debt savings. whether it's taxes or entitlements, publicly, everything is on the table and that makes the 12-member super committee, very powerful, but also extremely tight-lipped, even with their own staffs, and that's according to political watchers. nobody is talking about what's on the table, what's being cut. some groups have called for a moratorium on donations. others for total transparency when dealing with any special interest group or lobbyists. bottom line, let's take a look at the money. within six weeks of being appointed, 11 of the 12 committee members took in contributions totalling more than $300,000. on the republican side, congressman dave camp from michigan took in the most with 90 grand. his colleague also f

deb fayerick standing in what is deb, a very different looking zuccotti park today. >> absolutely. is that tent city that really characterized this area for more than two months. the park's been cleaned up. you've got private security officers there wearing yellow vests, keeping an eye on things. you can see the ground. couple of people didn't realize there were lights on the ground. we're told that occupy wall street is re-grouping. they're hoping to plan something big for the two-month anniversary tomorrow. some of the folks here are catching up on sleep. the park was raided overnight. some up for 30 hours. others are set to be released from jail today. sort of a temporary lull in the activity. the fu dozen who stayed behind, they are tired, but very determined. some tell us they had to stay up all night. they were banned from lying down, from giving out food, and of course, no tents, no generators, so very, very different conditions. i did see a man who was arrested. he was breaking up a fight. trying to deescalate the situation, actually. but police officers took him away and a

we asked cnn's deb feyerick to investigate. deb, what did you find when you looked at the money?g, because at face value, it does appear to be a conflict of interest. you're taking this money from political action committees, from these special interest groups, basically. and this is all going -- while they're negotiating $1 trillion in debt savings. whether it's taxes or entitlements, publicly, everything is on the table and that makes the 12-member super committee, very powerful, but also extremely tight-lipped, even with their own staffs, and that's according to political watchers. nobody is talking about what's on the table, what's being cut. some groups have called for a moratorium on donations. others for total transparency when dealing with any special interest group or lobbyists. bottom line, let's take a look at the money. within six weeks of being appointed, 11 of the 12 committee members took in contributions totalling more than $300,000. on the republican side, congressman dave camp from michigan took in the most with 90 grand. his colleague also from michigan, fred u

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now we know the call came at 11:57 from deb bradley's phone. at 12:15 p.m. a neighbor sees a bald man with a baby, the handyman, a man called jersey, right, exactly, man called jersey, he's the handyman who has been seen in the irwin neighborhood, many, many times, allegedly a drug eyes are. he is bald, you see him there in court. we just talked to cops. cops say he has a little hair in the back but bald on the top, right? cops also say they have questioned jersey and they have moved on from jersey, right? now let's go back to that phone call. deb bradley says her phone was only on partial service, she could only get incoming texts and incoming calls. here is her talking to you about the phone, megyn, listen. >> when your phone is restricted you cannot make outgoing calls or send outgoing texts, it has to be sent to you, and then the way of telling you, pay your bills. >> reporter: so we just called verizon to check this out and in fact they do have something called partial service. you can only get incoming texts and incoming calls. if you try to make an ou

deb feyerick is live with more. in this case with these allegations? >> reporter: yeah. it really is. because, really what you're hearing, you're hearing the alleged abuse described by the coach's wife. right now police are in the process of vetting the tape to make sure of its accuracy. though it does appear it was, in fact, the coach's wife. the accuser is bobby davis who lived in the home for several years. he made the recording. he said he made the recording after a decade of abuse happened. lori fine not only acknowledging she knew about the abuse, but even allowed it. what you're about to shehear is graphic and very disturbing. >> -- and i know everything that went on with him. maybe not that he's aware of, but he has issues. depressed and -- >> yeah. >> i think that the thing he did, somehow his own mental telepathy -- you know what, go to a place where there's people, go somewhere where there's gay boys. you know, get your rocks off and have it be over with. you know? -- he isn't interested in me, and becaus

there is a witness to deb where bradley's drinking, if that witness confirms that deb where bradley was, drunk, than in his mind that may mean she not involved with the disappearance of the baby at all. >> you could almost eliminate the mother based on all of these. >> eliminate the mother? >> if she was that drunk and she accidentally killed baby lisa, what was she going to do with the baby in any significant manner? where was she going do go? i think at this point in time the tracking dogs would have taken the police there. >>jonathan: the baby has been missing almost exactly a month, and next week she would or will turn one-year-old. >>shepard: we don't know the mom was drunk, we know that story did not come up for days and daze after until she ended up there where megyn. >>jonathan: and there is a witness, she was drinking with a neighbor. if that witness can corroborate that, maybe she was indeed drunk but we don't know. all we have is her word. >>shepard: and they are not cooperating. >>jonathan: they are not. >>shepard: that all i need. you know what i mean? you are the father of

deb, wow, a lot of twists in this. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: there really are. the one person that we have yet to hear from alaurie fine. we were at the home last night. some of the lights were on but nobody answered our knocks. what we can tell you, i spoke with one of the brothers, michael lang, the stepbrother of bobby davis. they are the first two people to step forward to accuse bernie fine of sexual abuse and both say they were abused to defense degrees. michael said the brothers revered bernie fine. as teenagers they were so close they went to this couple's wedding. that was 26 years ago and michael lang said when he heard laurie fine's conversation with his brother on that recorded tape, his hands started shaking because the account was really so similar to what he himself had experienced. and michael lang has said he wants this to play out. he wants law enforcement to get involved. there was never a formal investigation back in 2002 when bobby davis first brought these accusations to police. a detective told him the statute of limitations was up but cou

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in an interview deb half long said she had her suspicious about him. first when he started mentoring her son matthew and then later adopted him. she said at first matthew was happy to see him but then things changed. matthew said he wasn't abused and supports the former penn state coach. at least two victims named in the indictment aren't backing down. >> ask any kid, if they think pizza is a very vegetable. if a new spending bill passes, pizza will be considered a vegetable as long as it has two table spoons of tomato paste ont. the house and senate will vote this week. >>> if you plan to do holiday shopping this weekend, we have some tips to keep you and your family safe wherever you plan to look for bargins. >>> and if you plan a trip for the holidays and you are normally an over packer we have hints to help you get there with a little less bag. for a great vacation you can't beat mississippi. sure you can, it's called louisiana. hang on, florida's where folk's want to be. that's only until they get a taste of alabama hospitality. we can't agree on

do we know what these charges carry and do we know anything about the arraignment, deb? >> the arraignment is scheduled to happen any minute. as a matter of fact, we do know that he is down there at the courthouse. this is taking place in the -- by the district attorney who is filing the charges against him. again, these are not federal charges. these are local state charges. he is facing a potentially long sentence if convicted on these charges. one thing that's really interesting. that is the fact in all the terrorism cases i've covered, and i'm not sure whether peter feels the same way, but this is very unique in terms of actually seeing a device detonated, sort of a dry run. a video put together by police. usually that's the kind of thing you see at trial. when the prosecutors are trying to prove their case. to show that video and the impact of a potential bomb, police believe the bomb could have exploded, could have detonated. but as we have seen in the past, these lone wolves have to get awfully lucky. think about the times square bomber. his bomb much more powerfu

on the to the actual substance of the deb. the subject was foreign policy. all the candidates seemed to agree america to needs to start kicking the world's ass and take some funny sounding names. >> we have to have china understand that like everybody else on the world stage they have to play by the rules. >> the correct thing in an act of war is to kill people who are trying to kill you. >> for every country the foreign budget will start at zero dollars. >> jim: i think i have the republican take on foreign policy. it's, oh, what is it? boom, b and-boom. china, iran, pakistan. ba-boom. we're back, baby. what's that? oh, crazy gazer satan lady. you wanted to say something. >> i would not agree with that assessment to pull all foreign aid from pakistan. >> jon: lady who believes hp- vaccines called retardation. what? >> pakistan has a nuclear weapon. the next commander in chief has to understand from day one the intricacys that are happening in the middle east. >> jon: you know, sometimes because all the crazy (beep) you say, it's easy to for get you sit on t

not paper, not plastic credit or deb debit. the question is not what can you do for your country. not now. not later. not okay? the question is not, what your country can do for you. the question is not, who will save us. how are you getting by? [applause] >> i'll end with a love poem. >> my lover. who lives far. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and offers supper. in a bowl made of his breath. the stew has boiled and i wonder at the cat born from it's steam. the cat is in the bedroom now. muling. the cat is indecent and i whom trying to be tidy, i whom trying to do things the purpose way, i who am sick from the shedding. i, am undone. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and offers pastry in a basket spun from his vision. it is closely woven. the kind of container some women collect. i have seen these in many colors but the basket he brings is simple. only black. only nude. the basket he brings is full of sweet burdens and i eat even the crumbs. as am i have not dined for days. my lover who lives far away opens the door to my room and offers t

what they care about is the net revenues and the deb per you can do it with lower rates, and it is a win-n-win. >> that is a big if. >> is tha -- is there a silver linining here? >> that is the other thing the and not going to let the automatic cuts take place. that is the further damning thing about our system. we have no way of straightening this thing out. [ male announcer ] the chicken marinara melt is the featured $5 footlong™ of november. juicy chicken, marinara sauce, and melty cheese served toasted on freshly baked italian bread. get it pronto, cuz this november only it joins our everyday $5 footlongs! subway. eat fresh. >> the party that says is the party of the family is going to adopt an immigration policy which destroys families that have been here a quarter century, and i am prepared to take the heat for sayinlet's be humane and in enforcing the law. >> newt gingrich at the thanksgiving eve republican debate in washington. gingrich is soaring. why? rick perry is not the person you choose to captain ofour deating team. herman cain n appears to be geographically challenged

as deb bradley and jeremy irwin move inside the house again they have another issue. the biological mother of the 8-year-old has filed an emergency petition for her son, she is worried about her son's safety, comfort and peace of mind. the biological mom lost custody of blake back in 2008. when we were talking to the cops we were so much focused on that mysterious phone call made from deb bradley's missing cellphone around midnight on the night that baby lisa went missing. well cops aren't focusing on that as much. what they are focusing on now and have been for the past couple of weeks is interviewing those two right there, jeremy irwin and deb brad leave. they still say they refuse to sit down and answer vital questions that only they can answer, but they are moving back into the house that she vowed not to move back into, megyn. megyn: she said she considered it the omen house, although the father said he did want to move back in. so we'll continue to follow it. trace, thank you. the nor"the new york times" suggesting that a tough new immigration law in alabama is

. >>> one week after getting rid of a controversial fee on deb it card purchases, bank of america is bondop -- abandoning another fee. it would have charged overdraft fees for those with insufficient funds in their accounts. instead of rejecting the purchase, the bang would give the customer the go ahead on pay for the fee. >> this year, the american farm bureau federation estimates the average cost to make a meal for 10 people, about $49. it's almost six more than last year. the cost for everything from cranberry -- cranberries and pumpkin pie are up. the biggest price he can, the many course. the 16-pound turkey costs 4% more. >>> today, was driving around and i thought this is the very first day to me, felt like fall. >> yes. >> and of about the rain. >> feels like november for sure. >> yeah. >> and temperatures were falling since 11:00 and we're into the 40s headed for the 30s tonight and but, i have good news fur. you like the warm stuff, right? >> i will take it. >> it's back next week. >> okay. >> we have to have a break here and we're tracking some showers moving out of the r

sovereign deb berlusconi' political legacy? i ask you, tim? >> i think the debt crisis is amazing as we saw in the numbers, but as was his record with the women, probably what people will remember long after that. unless it is rome that fittingly brings down europe. if europe collapses, i think berlusconi could become a curse word. if it's just italy collapsing, it would be a different story. >> the lady involved, she denies the legitimacy -- >> but there are many other ladies on the screen. that was the -- >> scandal will define his legacy but almost with a smile because he's been amazingly popular in italy. and he survived a no-confidence vote and tell leads the largest party in parliament. so he can still play a role if they go forward. and the irony is that he was brought down by the markets, who he has had such faith in. the ultimate capitalist. >> between -- this was not continuous service on berlusconi' part, these multiple terms. there was space in between. so the italians had the opportunity to think it through again. but they kept pu

them hit a bullet-proof window on the second floor of the white house near president obama's recess debs. the first family was traveling at the time of shooting last week. the investigation stems from friday night when agents heard gunfire. minutes later they found an abandoned car belonging to ortega hernandez with a semi-automatic rifle inside. the motive is unknown. >>> a key witness in one of the alleged sexual assaults at penn state says he did tell police of the incident in 2002 but police disagree. former graduate assistant, now assistant head coach, mike mcqueary told friends in an e-mail he went to police after fining former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky allegedly sexually assaulting a child in a locker room. in the e-mail mcqueary doesn't specify which police department he told. the state college police chief says his department never received any reports of child sex abuse from him. mcqueary is under fire for not doing more. >>> one stolen desktop computer has millions of people on alert. the cent sutter medical center informed millions about the security breach. names