, so i will take a love fitzgerald over the pentagon in the day. if you could have the pentagon taking care of ella fitzgerald and making sure they have a chance of going up, which happens in the u.s. military, which is a steppingstone for many people of color, it is a strange country, so i felt this ambiguity about america, which is the same one i mentioned. i danced in the streets, and i can dance in the streets of santiago or north carolina, but there is always a sense of ambiguity. i think many americans feel as exiled and alienated from their own country as i do with the united states, so i am not alone when i am with a person like van jones, who was a friend of mine, who was working against police brutality. i meet all these people i put in my place, because i have a play, and we have done it all over the world, so when you have someone like van jones, he is american. it turns out this is a country in which america is also dick cheney, who orders torture and says torture is fine and goes against the united states itself and has not only signe

thank you very much and sara fitzgerald. [applause] >> thank you bill for the night his introduction. is a great privilege and pleasure for me to be with you tonight. first i want to take the linda for help in setting up as a band and i want to commend the michigan political history society for your commitment to preserving this part of the history of our stay. in the course of writing my book i was able to make use of several of the videotaped oral histories in your james blanchard collection including of course the interview that no ballenger did on elly peterson and 95. these are data gets not only to historians but to future generations of michiganders. it's gratifying for me to be speaking here tonight but it's also also a little bit daunting. it is not sing because i'm talking about a woman who was by all accounts i reviewed a very good public speaker. joyce brickley, her close friend and political protÉge described elly peterson speeches this way. she dealt in reality but had a way of may gain an audience laugh along

sir fitzgerald has recruited all of this in her book. she has done a great job and we are so honored and happy to have her with us this evening to talk about it and i know you've got a lot of questions. i will just give one little quote that maybe willis deal sara sundry little bit although it so well known i will be giving anything away. the introduction to elly peterson had to put up with and i heard it with my own ears back in the 60s by governor george romney at that time was elly peterson looks like a woman, thinks like a man at work sake of god. and elly peterson have to listen to that over and over and over again. can you imagine george's son is running for president introducing a woman that way? i don't think so. thank you very much. sara fitzgerald. >> thank you for the nice introduction. it's a great privilege and pleasure for me to be with you tonight. i want to thank linda cleary for help in setting up the event and commend the michigan political society for your commitment to preserving this part of the history of our state.

>>this is the month where we had the wreck of the edmund fitzgerald ... april as the windiest month of the year here in chicago so far this month it has been one of the windiest ... we've had the coldest morning that we have seen in the area since back in late march here's a look at the sunshine there are lake affect clouds and wind and there are snow showers and the michigan side of the lake >>this will punched across the northern plains another will form in colorado this will dump into the northern united states is spending up a big storm and there's another big storm on the east coast air wild day of whether yesterday in the southeast tornadoes were reported in south carolina and georgia ... this is the aftermath heading up the coast ... we have precipitation coming off of lake michigan that's on the michigan side changing to snow flurries ... while the upper midwest will get sticking snow this weekend we will have a wendy try a couple of days we have a 39 degree day predicted today we will jump to 51 degrees tomorrow with 30 mi. per hour or more wind

once they knew it was armitage and fitzgerald knew that before he started his investigation. justice department knew it before fitzgerald came onboard that should have been the end. it want. it was drug out over a long period of time. dozens hauled before the grand jury. it created enormous problems for us. there was a point at which, i think october 7th, i believe of 2003 there was a cabinet meeting. as the press came in after the meeting to take pictures, normal photo-op. they asked the president questions about this issue. who was responsible for the leak. he said he didn't know, but he wanted to find out. the person who knew was sitting next to him, colin powell. colin knew at that point, because rich armitage told him a week before that mr. armitage was the source of the leak. but of course, none of that ever came out until much later, after the damage had been done. people's reputations had been badly sullied. people had to spend money on lawyers because it was targeted on this investigation that was -- >> sean: why would they not speak up knowing that not only scooter

fox 5s tom fitzgerald reports from fort meade, maryland. >> reporter: if you think you have a small army to feed at your house, well, meet u.s. army colonel ed ralstein. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: just back from afghanistan, he's the garrison commander of fort meade in maryland. he said leave seas or here on base serving a first-class thanksgiving is a major mission for an army at war. >> there is a lot of stress put on our soldiers and service members being away from family and friends. but, in truth, the resiliency of being there with my comrades, you do the best can you. >> reporter: the army, like any family, has its traditions. one of the oldest is having the entire senior leadership dawn their dress uniforms to serve the soldiers. >> it's a great opportunity when we had the opportunity to give back to the soldiers and come out and sib them. >> it was -- i was intimidated. not by the peopley ising food but i was. >> this was the best thanksgiving away from home. this is good food. >> reporter: even for the united states average, serving -- army, serving thanksgiving dinner

skeleton again going to find a streaking larry fitzgerald, an amazing fingertip grab.d be the difference. eagles blow a fourth quarter lead for the fifth time this season. what a catch by facilities gerald. cardinals win 21-17. here come the cowboys at 5-4. eagles and the skins down there at 3-6. nfc north rivals lions and bears at soldier field in chicago. a lesson for all teams playing against chicago. i don't want to have to say this again, stop kicking to devin hester. 82 yards for the touchdown. with that return he passes rob woodson for second place for most returned touchdowns in nfl history. second in total, one beyond deeion. check out what happens at the end of the play, matt stafford gets frustrated, pulls down d.j. moore. he goes after the quarterback and crushes stafford. the lions players come to stafford's aid. a fight breaks out. moore is ejected from the game. chicago blows out detroit. here is the race. packers running away here, 8-0. lions and bears tied at 6-3. green bay plays the vikings at lambeau field. did you hear this story? yale's quarterback

tom fitzgerald spoke with one of the tapes today. what are they -- attorneys today. what are they planning here? >> the attorney of karen kraushaar reached an agreement with gloria allred who represents sharon bialek. the ongoing talks, if they're successful, there could be more women who have accused herman cain of harassment and may participate. herman cain said he is innocent. >> i have never acted inappropriately with anyone. period. >> reporter: but cain's accusers are joining together in direct reaction to his denial. >> she clearly disagrees with that. >> reporter: joel ben set the lawyer for karen kraushaar, one of the women who have accused herman cain of chias met. a -- sexual harassment. and a third unnamed woman from new jersey will be asked to speak out with sharon bialek. >> my client's trying to reach the woman in new jersey, the other woman who filed a complaint and had ael isment to see if she want -- a settlement to see if she wants to participate in the joint conference we're planning. >> reporter: herman cain said he would not respond to anonymous

fox5's tom fitzgerald was with cain today. you also talked to a lawyer who rents one of the -- represents one of the women. what did you find out today? >> reporter: the attorney in georgetown represents one of the two women who settled sexual harassment claims against herman cain while he was ceo of the national restaurant association in the 1990s. the attorney says his client is asking the national restaurant association to now waive the confidentiality clause preventing his client from speaking out. today cain's troubles appear to get worse. the associated press is reporting a third former employee is now saying he was engaged in inappropriate sexual behavior at the workplace. this woman claims that cain invited her to a corporate apartment outside of work and also made comments relating to her attractiveness. for his part herman cain kept up a full schedule around washington today. he had planned to focus on the issue of health care and his opposition to president obama's health care reforms. instead much of the media focu

john skelton to larry fitzgerald but finding asante samuel who returns it 20 yards for the touchdown. eagles took a 7-0 lead. 30 coward cardinals down 14-7. -- 3rd quarter, cardinals down 14-7. less than two minutes left, at the 14 skelton, 5 yards for the score. arizona shocked philly 21-7. the eagles like the redskins are 3-6. jim harbaugh on the 6- 2 ravens. 4th quarter the ravens are up 22-10. joe flacco heads ed dixon 11 yards for the score. the ravens cut the deficit to 5. 2:15 left. seahawks facing 2nd and 8, marshawn lynch up the middle gets pushed and pulled forward by his lineman 1st half. seahawks run out the clock and the ravens, 22-7. >>> mike shanahan, this could not be good for your health. he already always has a red face and it got a lot redder today on the sidelines. what mike and london fletcher need to do to turn this thing around when we come back. y >>> women welcome back. >> the remainder of the skins schedule isn't so hot if usain or fan of the skins. -- if usain or fan of the skins. dallas -- if you're a skin or fan of the skin. dallas comes to town sunda

tom fitzgerald has more. >> reporter: for two days now, the georgetown attorney joel p. bennett has been talking to the national restaurant association trying to get his client released from a confidentiality agreement she signed in 1999 as a result of the sexual sin 1999 as a result of the sexual harassment claim against herman cain. today, both sides came to an agreement and, for the first time now, we're hearing the words directly from herman cain's accusers. the crowd of media camped at his door, the attorney read a statement by his client, a woman who accused herman cain of sexual harassment in the 1990s. >> she made a complaint in good faith about a series of inappropriate behaviors and advances from the ceo. >> reporter: the statement did not reveal the name of the client or go into any details in the original complaint. the client's goal was to tell the public she was telling the truth. >> mr. cain knows the specific incident that were alleged. my client filed a written complaint in 1999 against him specifically and it had very specific incidents in it. >> please

tom fitzgerald has more from the campaign and live from the newsroom.tom. >> reporter: herman cain is officially still in this race and will go ahead with a planned speech in michigan. dug a -- during a conditions call with staffers, the -- a conference call this morning with staffers, he opened the door to what some awe lifts say could be his first step toward the exit of the campaign. >> take out the invisible taxes. >> reporter: his motto has been 9-9-9. the new allegations of sexual misconduct, many asking if his campaign might be 86ed. >> i'm not proud. >> and when this georgia businesswoman ginger white told fox 5 atlanta she had a 13-year affair with herman cain, it cast new doubts on cain's presidential aspirations. >> it was not coffleicated and -- complicated and i was aware he was married. >> reporter: cane error-- cain denies a sexual relationship with ginger white and said he was continuing his campaign. >> i'm not dropping out this race. no. slopping my wife is behind me and long as my wife believes i should stay in the race, i'm staying i

check out larry fitzgerald. the ball goes right through carlos' hands and into larry fitzgerald's hands, but it is larry fitzgerald. one of the best in the game, so he might have made that catch anyway. the minnesota vikings have a charlie brown moment. ryan longwell doesn't kick the ball and holder chris cluey gets nailed and runs up but doesn't kick it. you're a blockhead, charlie brown, what's going on there? then there is the packers punter. this shows why nothing is going wrong for the packers this year. he fumbles the ball not once, but twice and then recovers it out of bounds. he's the only man in the league this year with two fumbles and one fumble recovery on one play. packers, by the way, still beat the bucs. the bengals pacman jones pulls him down by his hair. watch this, again. i'm surprised this doesn't happen more often. man. yeah, that doesn't feel too good at all, but, you know what, it's perfectly legal. you can have the hair hanging out of the helmet, you can do that. all right, how about, man,

tom fitzgerald has the story. >> reporter: nato called the deaths from the air strikes tragic. tonight the response to the attacks, pakistan cut off some of the nato supply lines in the region and told the u.s. to leave a base from which it has been launching drone strikes. it's a relationship that is going from bad to even worse. funeral services were held for 24 pakistani soldiers killed in their own country near the afghan border. nato air strike intending to hit taliban insurgents instead hit members of the pakistani army. the deaths are sparking a fresh round of anti-americanism. thousands of demonstrators descended on the u.s. consulate to announce -- denounce the attack. one demonstration saw protestors set fire to a dummy covered in the words usa. it was supposed to represent president obama. for its part, pakistan's government is demanding the u.s. now vacate a once secret air base inside its country that was used to launch drone strikes. president obama meeting with european and economic leaders made no public comment but a spokesman stressed pakistan's importance to

. >> thank you, tom fitzgerald. that is frustrating for all of the american people to hear. >>> you heard tom mention that wall street did not like what happened today. you saw it on the big board today. we saw that big selloffs on wall street. the result of that failure of the congressional supercommittee to reach a deal to cut the federal deficit. the dow closed down 249 points, ending the day at 11,547. >>> another big story, the man charged with trying to assassinate president obama is ordered held without bond. oscar ortega hernandez appeared in federal court hours ago and is accused of firing an assault rifle on the white house on the evening of november leth. one of the nine rounds fired cracked a window of the first family's living quarters. maureen umeh has the latest for us. maureen? >> reporter: the accused white house shooter was in the courthouse today. the judge ordered he undergo a psychological evaluation before the next preliminary hearing. after ramiro ortega hernandez was escorted into federal cou

in fort meade, tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> you know, it wouldn't be thanksgiving in d.c.ut the annual turkey bowl, the city's marquee public school event. this year, coolidge high went up against dunbar and people are not talking about the game but coolidge high's head coach. here's more. >> light go! >> reporter: on this gorgeous thanksgiving day, hundreds of parents, teachers, students, and alumni packed the stands to watch coolidge high take it to the field against dunbar. the players weren't the omagh, traction on the field. -- weren't the only attraction on the field. natalie randolph made headlines in march in 2010 when first hired. she's believed to be the only current female football coach in the nation and only the third woman to ever hold such a position. randolph is making news again. coach randolph players are the new kids for the 42nd annual turkey bowl. this is their second appearance in the game since 1987 and dunbar played in 12 of the past 13. and that honor has many coolidge supporters thrilled. >> and i am so proud of my team. >> i would be excited if w

tom fitzgerald spoke with him. what did you find out? >> reporter: we spoke with the attorney joe bennett, shawn this morning. the client has a clear idea of what hosts to do here. he wants to issue a statement disputing herman cain's stage saying he was falsely accused and did nothing wrong. she will not go into the details about why she filed the complaint. you will remember, two complaints were fileed in 1999 when herman cain was the ceo of a national restaurant association in washington. cain modified his recollection throughout the week and first refusing to acknowledge them and saying he wasp aware of them and yesterday blaming it on rick perry. the attorney general read a brief statement on behalf of the client iniortown. >> i will be sending by e-mail this morning to the restaurant association's attorney a draft statement of my client's position for the restaurant association's agreement for release, notwithstanding, the confidentialt claus of the 1979 settlement agreement. >> reporter: it's important to point out that while herm

tom fitzgerald is following the story and spoke to several people who knew about the students being in custody. >> reporter: egyptian authorities say the three students were rated for allegedly throwing molotov cocktails at police. classmates from one of the students tell us that they're both surprised and concerned. >> reporter: derek sweeney of georgep georgetown university, luke gates and porter of drexel were shown on egyptian tv with molotov cocktails the police say hey used during demonstrations in cairo. >> it's awful and scary. >> reporter: she knows derek sween, who was studying in cairo. the egyptian police released a photo they say shows the three with their faces covered during a demonstration. >> how everything works out. it's a foreign country, they're going true so much turn ole and tu's like pray >> reporter: the republican congressman blaine lockanmeyer is working on sweeney's release and runs a coffee bar inside the university's library. >> he was a -- [ indiscernible ] from what i knew. unfortunate what happened. >> and i think that is a scary situation to be in and

tom fitzgerald in the newsroom. thank you. >>> the brand-new walter reid national military medical center was formally dedicated today. significant improvements around the larger facility are years away. fox 5s john henrehan has more. >> reporter: the new walter reed national medical center in bethesda is actually been in the process of opening up in stages for about a year. [ applause ] this new joint service medical facility has now been formally dedicated. leon pinetta told the crowd this complex is offering the best possible medical care to oned service members and veterans and their families. >> to those washiors, this nation is -- these warriors, this nation is a debt. >> reporter: with the old closure in d.c. and from 8,000 people to 10,000 people and the estimated number of patients and visitors jumped from a half a million a year to nearly a million a year. people who live around the complex in bethesda said traffic has gotten worse the last few mots. >> i came back from a -- months. >> i came back from ann

as fox 5's tom fitzgerald reports from ft. meade maryland, many soldiers this year are thankful to be back in the states. reporter: if you think you've got a small army to feed at your house, well, meet u.s. army colonel ed rolf steen, just back from afghanistan, the colonel is garrison commander of ft. meade in maryland. he said overseas are here on base serving a first class thanksgiving is a major mission for an army at war. >> there's a lot of stress put on us being away from family and friends, but in truth the resiliency of being there with my comrades, you do the best you can. reporter: the army like any family has its traditions. one of the oileddest is having the entire senior leadership -- oldest is having the entire senior leader shill don their dress uniforms to serve their soldiers. -- leadership don their dress uniforms to serve the soldiers. >> it was really great. i was intimidated, usually not intimidated by the people that serve you food. >> this is the best thanksgiving way from home. this is really good foo

---el incidente ocurrio, poco despues de las 5 de la tarde en la esquina de la avenida fitzgerald y las. ---hasta el momento, se desconoce la identidad del agresor, y el movil del delito. take vo ---un incendio en napa que comenz anoche fue contenido esta maÑana. ---al parecer el incendio de maleza, se propag, debido a que varios cables electricos que cayeron al suelo incendiaron la hierba seca. ---65 acres y una casa, fueron destruidos por el siniestro, cerca a la vereda "silverado". ---los bomberos aun permanecen en la zona para evitar que el fuego se reavive. cu --al parecer no todo esta perdido. --millones de personas en estados unidos, fueron victimas de inescrupuloso s, que les hicieron perder sus viviendas, o estan a punto de perderlas. ---pero ahora se habla, de que puede haber... un alivio. take pkg cu ---el presidente ---el presidente barack obama, recuper en 2011, el primer lugar en la lista de personas mas poderosas del mundo. take vo ---ese titulo, lo ostentaba su homologo chino, "hu jin- tao", esto segun el ranking anual, dado a conocer hoy por la revista "forbes". ---det

deep to larry fitzgerald. two t.d. catches, 146 yards, three plays later, the five-yard touchdown. cardinals win their first road game in 12 games, 21-17 the final. >> it was beast mode in seattle. marchant lynch, 109 yards and a touchdown. seahawks stun the ref -- ravens. seattle is five games behind the niners. >> the raiders have taken over first place in the afc west with a win over the chargers on thursday night. i'm sure they were watching the broncos broncos and chiefs today. tebow had only two completions on the day but one of them, 56 yards to eric decker, and ran for 44 yards and a touchdown. denver improves to 4-5 with a 17-10 victory. >> just as we thought, stanford barely stayed in the top ten in the bcs rankings after the loss to oregon last night. husband husband his is -- lsu is still on top. oklahoma is number five. with stanford and boise state both losing, they fall to nine and ten. if lsu and oklahoma state went out. they will play for the national title. >> nascar in phoenix. only two races left in the chase for the cups. kasey kahne on a veterans day weekend,

tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> wtop political analyst mark plotkin is here to help us break down the gop presidential debate and also look closer at the allegations surrounding herman cain. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> we know the debate tonight was all about the economy. herman cain was asked to address the issue of whether he has a character problem that would disqualify from serves as president. he said the american people deserve better than being tried in a court of public opinion based on unfounded accusations. based on what you saw tonight and the new women coming together, does he have a chance? is he still in the race? >> he's still in the race till january 3rd which is the iowa caucuses. then we'll really find out, not his fundraising totals or poll totals. we'll find out whether voters who go to these caucuses and a week later on january 10th when independents can vote, not just republicans in the new hampshire primary and then we'll really know whether he's still in the race. he's want in race because no votes have been cast and he's -- he's in the race because

let's get more now from fox 5's tom fitzgerald. he is live at the white house with more. >> good morning. that man, an idaho man has now been charged by federal authorities with attempting to assassinate president obama. the federal judge in pittsburgh read the charges against him. people who know him say that he not only thought he was jesus christ but believed that president obama was the antichrist. now, in the 45-minute rambling tape, ortega hernandez rails against the federal government and claims to be jesus christ. in fact, he also goes on to appeal the talk show host oprah winfrey to help get that message out. >> i'm begging me, oprah, please cast me onto your show, oprah. it is so crucial that the world hears god's word for the fate of mankind, for the fate of me seeing my son grow older. >> reporter: according to federal authorities, spent shell casings were found in his car along with a semiautomatic assault weapon. he is expected to be extradited back here to d.c. but at this point, it is unclear exactly when he will be

tom fitzgerald has more. >> reporter: if you think you've got a small army to feed at your house, meet u.s. army concern ed rothsteep. just back from afghanistan, he is the garrison commander at fort meade in maryland. he says overseas or here on base, serve a first chase thanksgiving is a major mission for an army at war. >> there is a lot of stress put on us as soldiers and service member being away from family and friends. but in truth, the resiliency of being there with my comrades, you do the best you can. >> reporter: the army, like any family, has its traditions. one of the oldest is having the entire senior leadership don their dress uniforms to serve the soldiers. >> it is a great opportunity when we had opportunity to give back to the soldiers and they come out and serve them. >> i was intimidated. usually not intimidated bay the people that serve you food but it was. >> that has been the best thanksgiving away from home. this is really good food. >> reporter: even for the united states army, serving thanksgiving dinner for 750 people is a big job and that comes with an equal

fox 5's tom fitzgerald activists are stepping in to help. >> the veterans service center in d.c.des housing to 77 u.s. military veterans who found themselves without a home. >> came back home and was welcomed back. >> jamar williams said fighting a war was hard but coming home wasn't any easier. >> nothing i expected to face. i didn't expect to face homelessness for five years. it was just tough. >> when jamar came home in 2005, post-traumatic stress disorder left him without a job and a home. >> it was hard. >> now, he is working with other veterans and has turned his life around. >> help them out, helps me out a lot, too. >> helps get me grounded. >> but finding a job these days isn't easy. especially in neighborhoods like d.c.'s ward 8, which felt unemployment pain. world war ii's greatest generation were turned to a booming economy where the challenges are much greater for today who were returning home to network with a 9.1% unemployment rate. >> more than 1 million americans in uniform will transition back to civilian life. >> in his veteran's day address, president obama sa

larry fitzgerald somehow grabs this. niners win 23-9. now 9-1. >> it's a great win for us. the players are the ones doing it. there's no such thing as a tough coach. these strong men, these guys are leading it. >> we had some momentum, got to capitalize on drives and on the whole thing. you got to score when you're in the red zone, so we'll get that cleaned up and go to baltimore ready. >> mike: they're going to baltimore on thanksgiving day in the harbaugh bowl. ravens up 17 in the fourth but the bengals nearly come back. on fourth and goal, the pass incomplete. ravens win 31-24. >> the raiders are in minnesota, and somehow they managed to win the game. 117 penalty yards for the raiders, including three personal fouls. adrian peterson makes them pay. 7-0 vikings, but peterson would later leave with a sprained ankle. that puts the pressure on the rookie quarterback. the raiders take advantage. great throw and catch. 10-7 raiders. after a vikings field goal the raiders get it back in the red zone. raiders up 24-7 at the half. to the fourth now. 27-14. leveled by henderson. k

scott fitzgerald. but he must have forgot about overtime. i'm robin roberts for "nightline." >> special guy. shaq's new book "shaq uncut: my story" went on sale today. thanks to robin for that. >>> next up, an exercise accessory that might make you feel a little bit like shaq, if you can keep a straight face. mary? what are you doing here? it's megan. i'm getting new insurance. marjorie, you've had a policy with us for three years. it's been five years. five years. well, progressive gives megan discounts that you guys didn't. paperless, safe driver, and i get great service. meredith, what's shakin', bacon? they'll figure it out. getting you the discounts you deserve. now, that's progressive. call or click today. ♪ [ male announcer ] you'd be shocked how much data you use in a month. e-mail, status updates, finding your way, uploading photos, downloading an app, an app, and another app. kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes... all stacking up until you reach your limit. and what happens if you go over? with sprint, you don't have to worry. only spr

fox 5's tom fitzgerald has more.eporter: from an economic standpoint the images of black friday look encouraging, but a new survey finds economic unease in those crowds of consumers. >> people are worried about the economy. 95% of folks said that they were worried about, it but you know what? four out of five, about 80%, said they're not going to let this ruin the holiday. reporter: with unemployment stuck at 9% and the u.s. debt now at $15 trillion, the president is encouraging americans to stay positive about the economy. >> no matter thousand things are right now we still give -- matter how tough things are right now we still give thanks for the chance to determine our own destiny. reporter: but after another tough week on wall street a big kickoff to the holiday shopping season will be key if 2011 will end on a stronger note. if you want to know how important black friday is, look at the numbers. the national retail federation estimates 152 million americans will shop on black friday spending an estimated $50 bil

deep for fitzgerald. three plays later, dueset with the t.d. cardinals win 21-17. >> it was beast mode in seattle. oakland's marshawn lynch. 109 yards and a touchdown, and the seahawks sun the ravens. 22-17 the final. the raiders have taken over first place in the afc west with the win over the chargers on thursday night and they were watching today. thebroken coaz looking for their first win in four games. tebow, two completions on the day. one to decker. who ran for 44 yards and a touchdown. denver gets the victory. >> nascar in phoenix. only two races left in the chase for the sprint cup. kasey kahne ends an 81-race losing streak here as the honored the veterans on veterans day weekend. cain cain kahne takes the checkered flag. edwards leads going into homestead. >> and nnemkadi ogwumike led stanford past gob gonzaga. and at 6:00 we'll see how far stanford falls. i'm predicting 8. >> reminds me of bill walsh the way he is doing things and fun to watch. >> thanks a lot. >> thank you, shu. shouts of toy pill kerr" not holiday joy could be hear

tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> the redskins are at a turning point. they have now lost three games in a row, need to get back on track to salvage the season. so how is the team going to respond to yesterday's historic loss for the head coach? fox 5's sports director feld feld here with more. >> we've seen this before. the last time the redskins started a season 3-1 only to lose the next three was back in 2003, head coach steve spurrier and the team actually dropped four straight, finished 5-11 and as the ball coach said not very good and yesterday was not very good in toronto. 1st quarter no score until ryan fit patrick connects with a height -- fitzpatrick connects with a tight end scott chandler who takes it 20 yards for a touchdown. it was all buffalo would need. 2nd quarter redskins driving at the bills 22. john beck absorbs one of his nine sacks. that matches a team high for sacks allowed set back in 1978. a graham gano field goal is blocked on the next play and 4th quarter beck looking for a home run but an easy interception for the bills. the r

fox 5s tom fitzgerald is following this one now. what do you have to say? >> reporter: he said he's okay. from his home in missouri, kevin sweeney said that derek spoke with his family this morning but briefly. the sun reports that under the circumstances, being treated well in this egyptian custody and denies attacking egyptian police. for the second day, three american college students remained in custody after egyptian authorities claim that they threw makeshift explosives at police during anti- government protests. >> reporter: she is the mother of her son who is studying in cairo. she said the violent accusations against her son goes against what she knows of him. >> i remember him as a child and wanting his sib languages to get along and not one fighting, you know, just arguing fighting and let alone, fighting with violence. >> reporter: sweeney with gregory porter of drexel university and luke gates of indiana university, were shown on egyptian tv with items that police say were molotov cocktails. look gatess old guidance counselor hopes that he is s

and accusations, i reject and they simply did not happen and let's goion stares to our own tom fitzgerald and mark platken. >> reporter: a remarkable half hour we saw. mark came in, our analyst. did herman cain say what he needed to say to make the scandal go behind him? >> i don't think he did and this comes down to he's expanded his defense to not only are these allegations false, i don't even know this person or it's remotely possible i might know her or my memory may be, but i doubt it. that really strains, i think, credibility to him that he, she was very specific. is this woman sharon bialek out and out a liar? does she have a financial or other motivation? did she just make up these things from a to z, from alpha to omega or is herman cain saying look, i'm going to go for broke and deny it. clarence thomas denied it, the difference between clarence thomas is, obviously, he acknowledged he knew her and he hopes it will go away. >> the ball appears back in sharon bialek's court and gloria allred's court. is there more political danger out there for herman cain. if there is correspond

larry fitzgerald catches this after it goes through rogers' hands.he niners are now 9-1. >> a great win for us. the players are the wups doing -- ones doing it. there's no such thing as a tough coach. these guys are leading it. >> a little frustrating in the passing game, some stuff we left out there. at the same time a little encouraging we were still able too put the game away, and still obviously a lot left ahead of us. >> mike: next up, jim harbaugh faces his brother john on thanksgiving in baltimore. the bengals hosting the ravens. ravens up 17 in the fourth. bengals nearly come all the way back. on fourth and goal, the pass is incomplete. ravens win 31-24. >> the raiders are in minnesota. how they managed to stay out of their own way and win games. 170 penalty yards for the raiders, including three personal fouls on the vikings' second drive, and adrian peterson makes them pay. 7-0 vikings 10:00 in. peterson would later leave with a tweaked ankle. one of three raider picks. takes it back 42-yards on the return, and then carson palmer takes it f

i co-authored this with my good wife, suzanne fitzgerald wallis, and we acquired the services from our pal down in the hills of santa fe who has my favorite research library, 12,000 books in the american west in that old adobe. rare books, one of a kind books, and it's just intoxicating to go into that library, and hundreds of thousands of images, the biggest collection of western photography anywhere. he supplied all the photos for the billy the kid book, and 700 of them grace the paces, several never seen before of all kinds of people. it's about the size of an adobe brick -- [laughter] a little smaller, and 23 you don't like it, you can use it as a doorstop. [laughter] i will tell you this, don't be intimidated by it. there's old jim himself, bloody buoy, because you can open it anywhere. what we do here, 365 days, by every date, every day of the year is something that happened on that date, but these entries, the main entries in the photos and illustrations just move cron chronologically in the century i chose, 1830-1930, so it begins with crockett, and it ends with pretty boy. thr

---el incidente ocurrio poco despues de las cinco de la tarde en la esquina de la avenida fitzgeraldy la calle ingalls... ---hasta el momento se desconoce la identidad del agresor y el movil del delito... take vo ---un incendio en napa que comenzo anoche fue contenido esta maÑana... ---al parecer el incendio de maleza se propago debido a que varios cable electricos que cayeron al suelo incendiaron la hierba seca... ---65 acres y una casa fueron destruidos por el siniestro cerca a la vereda silverado... ---los bombero aun permanecen en la zona para evitar que el fuego se reavive. cu --el alcalde de san jose dice que si los dispensarios de marihuana en la ciudad quieren mantener sus puertas abiertas, tendrn que pagar mas impuestos. take vo --en septiembre, el concejo voto para que estas clinicas de hierba medicinales, que son 10, cerraran., pero quienes las defienden, estan tratando de reunir las suficientes firmas para apelar la nueva idea de chuck reed, quien ha pedido al concilio que aumente de 7 a 10 por ciento los impuestos para estos negocios. --esta propuesta se discutir la prox

and, in fact, once they knew that it was rich armatage and fitzgerald knew that, it should have beenhe end of it, and it wasn't. it was drug out over a long period of time, dozens of people hauled before the grand jury and it, in fact, created enormous problems for us. there was a point at which i think it was on october 7th, i believe, of 2003, there was a cabinet meeting. as the press came in after the cabinet meet to go take pictures, their normal photo open, they asked the question about this issue, who was responsible for the leak, and he said he didn't know but he wanted to find out. the person who knew was sitting right next to him, it was colin powell. but, of course, none of that of came out until much, much later after the damage had been done and people's reputations had been badly sullied and people had to spend money on lawyers all because it was targeted on this investigation. >> why would they not speak up, knowing that, you know, that not only scooter libby, karl rove, if reports are correct came very close to indictment, within hours, we are told, and then a lot of p

. >> tom fitzgerald tonight. >>> following a developing story out of pennsylvania avenue. the officers arrested a man suspected of using an assault rifle. the authorities striked -- struck him down near pittsburgh. fox 5s paul wagner is live at the white house with details on the arrest. paul. >> reporter: brian, this is what we know about the arrest and how it happened. law enforcement sources say that there were receipts found inside oscar ortega hernandez's vehicle, the abandoned vehicle they found friday night. they indicated he stayed at a hampton inn in indiana, pennsylvania. the secret service basically going on a hunch and went back to that hotel yesterday. they showed a picture of this man to the hotel workers and said have you seen this man? and they said they had not, he was not there; however, when he returned there today, they called 911. fate is police immediately came to the -- state police immediately came to the area and they found him inside the hotel lobby. this is what stat police had to say about the arrest earlier today. >> a black bag believed to be

tom fitzgerald was following this and what changed? >> reporter: here we go again. herman cain's chief of staff mark block said the media jumped the gun and misinterpreted what happy new year said yesterday. the re-- herman cain said yesterday. several appearances today, he made it clear he was staying in and believes he can still win. despite his controversies, herman cain said he's not going anywhere. >> they want you to believe that with enough character assassination on me that i will drop out. they -- >> cain launched hiscomeback after ginger white -- his comeback after ginger white who said he was his mistress appeared on abc, was asked if he should drop out. >> that is something he needs to look himself in the mirror and ask hill. >> reporter: cape cape simultaneously blamed liberals and established politicians as the source of his sexual harassment allegations and alleged affair. >> one of the reasons that they want to try and shoot me down and tear me down is because of the strength of my message that reson sited with the -- resonated with the american peop

tom fitzgerald is following this one. what is the cain campaign saying tonight? >> reporter: herman cain remained out of site. the campaign denied the allegations by a fourth woman saying he sexually harassed her while heading the national restaurant association. at a packed press conference with famed attorney gloria allred, sharon bealec became the first woman to publicly accuse him of harassment. after she lost one job with the restaurant sog, she came to washington in july of 1997 to ask herman cain's help in finding employment. bealec said after drinks at the hillton and dinner at a restaurant, he said he would drive her to the restaurant association headquarters in d.c. but she said he instead parked his car around the corner. >> he suddenly reached over and put his hand on my leg. under my skirt and reached for my genitals. he brought my head and brought it toward his crotch. >> instead of receiving the help she hoped for, mr. cain, instead, decided to provide her with his decide of a stimulus package. >> reporter: she's the fourth woman to accuse cain of

tom fitzgerald, fox5 news. >>> developing news on that sex scandal. trustees will appoint a special committee. earlier today, a storm of reporters and cameras are seen outside paterno's house. the first time joe paterno has seen in public since jerry sandusky was arrested over the weekend. the media tracking paterno at his home today after the university canceled his weekly press conference. >> please let him get to the car. >> i know you guy haves a will the of questions and i was hoping i would be able to answer them today. i will try to do it as soon as we can. >> some are calling for paterno to resign for not doing more when he first learned about allegations. he reported it to university officials, not the police. meanwhile, a ninth man has come forward claiming he was abused years ago. >> for as long as they would want me to do. >> maryland state senator, currie, will now have the opportunity to do just that. after a federal jury found him not guilty of bribery, conspiracy, and other charges. the jury reached its verdict in its fourth day of del

. >> tom fitzgerald. >>> new hampshire finally decided on a date for its presidential primary. the state will hold the nation's first primary on january 10th. it comes after months of uncertainty, after months of the primary date, after nevada moved its primary to early february. iowa will hold its caucus a week ahead of new hampshire's election. >>> the jury started deliberations in the lululemon murder trial. both sides presented closing arguments. paul wagner was in the courtroom all day live in rockville with more. >> the jury went into the jury room at 5:50, just a few minutes ago. let me give you highlights, mary beth ayers, second chair for the state gave the rebuttal close in this case and questioned the jury. said was this a woman out of control? meaning brittany norwood. she said no, she's coming up with a story immediately. ladies and gentlemen, use the evidence of all the manipulation. the key thing to remember here is the defense has already admitted that brittany norwood killed jayna murray. the only thing really here for the jury to decide, is this second degree