i think frank wolf has an agenda. obviously, he's upset with grover over whatever, i don't know.lly close to grover at this point. >> the anti-tax pledge and locking them in on the tax -- >> fine. fine. i'm not involved in that, obviously. the accusation -- >> but did you launder money through -- >> the accusation that grover norquist or his organization broke the law laundering money or anything i think just has to meet with the fact that thes cause investigated with 300 investigators in the justice department and the fbi, with 2,000 open investigations and grover norquist wasn't indicted, didn't have to plea, was never really brought in any way close to, as i understand it, a problem. however, people like frank wolf and others want to keep pounding him for having an association with me, i can't say much about that. >> the book is "capitol punishment" thanks for joining us. i wanted to get into how you ended up doing these things. i wanted to get into the details. after this break, we'll have reaction from fired penn state football coach joe paterno. emily's just starting out...

. >> reporter: now the school donation program could start up again soon thanks to congressman frank wolf. he added language to a bill that's now law which protects owners and donors from liability. >> we have people who could really use that food. >> reporter: pantry director bonnie o'neill says they could easily follow rerefrigeration guidelines. >>> it will help the department of agriculture take aim at the stink bugs. the money will let the usda make fighting those bugs a greater priority. they descended upon our area in force in the last few years with very few ways to fight this. the new law will let the usda guy develop ways to control them, so that topper, we can't force to you but them in a taco and keep them. >> reporter: i did do that. i have to say i expected like armageddon when they were coming in. >> we have been lucky so far. >> it doesn't feel like it is what it is. as in late november. >> reporter: 71 today. record high 74. we have hit seventy two days in a row. we are going to see a temperature change in the next 48 hours. you can still get outside and walk around. this

. >> reporter: now the school donation program could start up again soon thanks to congressman frank wolfhe added language to a bill that is now law which protects donors who give in good faith from liability. >> we are all paying for a lot of this but secondly because we have people in need in our community that could really use that food. >> reporter: pantry director says they and the school can easily follow refrigeration guidelines. peggy fox, 9news now. >> since congress voted on the measure it might allow schools to by-pass local regulations. >>> with four and a half hours of shopping to go stores are raking in big on cyber monday. online sales on cyber monday.com are up 20% overall from a year ago. department store sales are 39% higher. retail industry experts say the bargains are still to be had with nearly half of online retailers running discounts today. >> there has to be a new deal all the time to keep customers coming back. cyber monday is just another vehicle for that. >> apparently we're going with it. the increased online sales coupled with the $226 million sent stocks sor

. >> reporter: now the school donation program could start up again soon, thanks to congressman frank wolf. he added language to a bill that is now law, which protects donors who give to good banks in good faith, from all liability. that means schools can stop throwing out their unopened food. >> it killed me, first of all, because i'm a taxpayer. secondly, because we have people in need right here in our communities, that could really use that food. so that is bonnie o'neill, the director of share. she says we have strict rules, the schools have strict rules about keeping this food refrigerated and the distance afrom the school to the pantry is not that great. so there is not going to be a lot of time lost. >> i was going to ask that. there is not a long transport time. >> >> reporter: rights. it is a mile away, if that. we are hoping it gets started again. >>> jury selection has begun in baltimore in the trial of an aide to former maryland governor. paul shirley is accused of using calls to suppress support for the governor. the judge in the case today said his wife answered one of those

congressman frank wolf and the mcclap's citizens association organized the forum, faa republicans will be present. >>> -- representatives will be present. >>> they were all present in the weather today and does that good irget bed -- get better than this? >> if you didn't enjoy it. >> uh-huh. >> and enjoy it tomorrow? >> yeah. >> great. >> and won't that be good? >> yes. >> if the weekend is still all right, i mean. -- . >> okay. >> and we're talking about bwi 71 degrees today. >> wow. >> and i can't say that about national. national was 68 degrees and dulles, i believe that dulles was 69 and that is nice and toasty for november and certainly warmer than where we should be and normal for this time of the year if you're keeping track at home is home and that is 61 degrees 60 for dulles and with the sunsetting earlier, they will cool off quicker and the temperature is crashing and leaves me to believe that tonight the likes out of up to will -- likes out of town will head into the 30s and we'll have some fog out there. that is going to be a ton of fog. 63 again here, 65 for pittsburgh an

fattah: i thank the chairman and most importantly i thank my colleague, chairman frank wolf. it's been an -- we've had an opportunity to work through the issues on this bill and he has afforded every courtesy to the minority as we have worked through this. it's been truly a bipartisan effort and even though there are things we would make different final calculations on, i think that there's nothing else to be said other than truly this is a product that reflects both input from the majority and the minority and i thank chairman wolf and chairman rogers for the courtesies extended. this is a bill that i believe funds the most important agencies of our government, in terms of securing our citizens and in terps of innovation and advancement and technology and science, in terms of dealing with the challenges of severe weather and dealing with our oceans and the navigation of crafts throughout our waterways,s that bill that is critically important and i'm happy to join with others to urge that the house would favorably consider it. there are a number of things i want to point out.

but i want to say that working with chairman frank wolf and rankintheranking member on the , for their bipartisan support. and there was give and take, sometimes stormy exchanges, but at the end of the day we work cooperatively and collegially. so as we look at the process, what i want to say is that the conference agreement itself is a really good one. our bill, the c.j.s. bill, totals $52.7 billion in discretionary spending. now, we were frugal. it is $600 million below the 2011 level, and it's $5 billion below the president's request. the purpose of this bill is to help create american jobs, make our streets and our neighborhoods safe from violent crime and terrorism, and to support innovation and technology so america can continue to be an exceptional nation. it also promotes trade. we do this through our federal agencies. the commerce department, through its economic development administration, patent office, international trade administration, and the census bureau. it also has important agencies related to innovation, the national institutes of standards and the national ocean a

frank wolf is open to a tax increase. and everybody else said i haven't signed the pledge but it's because of some particular reason and have committed not to raise taxes. the pledge has helped people communicate to the american people on taxes and changed the nature of the republican party and the success of the modern republican party. >> that five minutes is brutal and i will speak quickly and slow down. thank you to grover for agreeing to do this. the case i hope to make to you today is the taxpayer protection pledge failed. in the 25 years it has been a feature of conservative politics, it has not proven itself an effective means of defending the long-term interests of the american taxpayer. i disagree with some of the details but grover makes an excellent case for its political effectiveness and has contributed to short-term tax rates being lower. but the american taxpayer is not liable for his tax bill but for the obligation that the government incurs yesterday, today and tomorrow. it is true that the growth that l

frank? seated, about where ryan is now. mr. wolfe, what is that? like, uh... there was some damage done to the root. the bark's discolored. you think that gash could be from the murder 19 years ago? could be-- check it. you know what? i think the blade impacted the wood, left a chip of metal. over the years, bark grew over it. could have come from the murder weapon. nice going. frank. any sec---o-m-g dad, you are not meeting him looking like that. i look fine. just a little trouble with a bargain brand cooking spray. quick, hide yourself behind the butter. do i embarrass you? yeah. i told you like a gajillion times to use new and improved pam so you'd come out in one piece like those muffins up there. look i gotta go. have fun cupcake! i will totally die if you call me that in public ever again. pam helps you like pull it off even better. guaranteed. even better. ogps's, dolls, dvd's. i'm soe excited i haven't slept in days. literally days! starts friday morning at midnight. yoohoo, hi. i noticed you used the largest cash back card... why is that?

frank? seated, about where ryan is now. mr. wolfe, what is that?ks like, uh... there was some damage done to the root. the bark's discolored. you think that gash could be from the murder 19 years ago? could be-- check it. you know what? i think the blade impacted the wood, left a chip of metal. over the years, bark grew over it. could have come from the murder weapon. nice going. frank. any sec---o-m-g dad, you are not meeting him looking like that. i look fine. just a little trouble with a bargain brand cooking spray. quick, hide yourself behind the butter. do i embarrass you? yeah. i told you like a gajillion times to use new and improved pam so you'd come out in one piece like those muffins up there. look i gotta go. have fun cupcake! i will totally die if you call me that in public ever again. pam helps you like pull it off even better. guaranteed. even better. ogps's, dolls, dvd's. i'm soe excited i haven't slept in days. literally days! starts friday morning at midnight. yoohoo, hi. i noticed you used the largest cash back card... why is that

own one camper was left running wolf, a professional tree sitter of sorts who stayed outside in a tree outside frank ogawa where he had hung an american flag. police defendant him alone because he was outside the actual plaza. protesters will get their stuff back, but it could be a few days in the meantime, city workers as we come back out here live are making quick work of this park. most of the is gone. there will be a little beautification work left. police are going to ensure that the cam. ers -- campers do not return. they are promising to make sure it will be open for first amendment free speech sorts of activities. but the tents and sleeping bags will not be allowed back at any time in the near future. jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >>> oakland's mayor analyst chief explained the reasons for their actions this -- this morning in a news conference after the protesters were evicted. katie marzullo joins us live for that art of the story. >> reporter: good morning i'm live at -- snow park the campers here quiet and so far untouched per the police chief in that news conference it is okay for them to

own one camper was left running wolf, a professional tree sitter of sorts who stayed outside in a tree outside frank ogawa where he had hung an american flag. police defendant him alone because he was outside the actual plaza. protesters will get their stuff back, but it could be a few days in the meantime, city workers as we come back out here live are making quick work of this park. most of the is gone. there will be a little beautification work left. police are going to ensure that the cam. ers -- campers do not return. they are promising to make sure it will be open for first amendment free speech sorts of activities. but the tents and sleeping bags will not be allowed back at any time in the near future. jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >>> oakland's mayor analyst chief explained the reasons for their actions this -- this morning in a news conference after the protesters were evicted. katie marzullo joins us live for that art of the story. >> reporter: good morning i'm live at -- snow park the campers here quiet and so far untouched per the police chief in that news conference it is okay for them to

because frank mccourt is in bankruptcy, this will be a court administered auction. lou wolfe is interested at all. he said no, he just wants to get approval for a new stadium for the a's. >>> who you good is kelly slater. go down in history as both is youngest and oldest surf champion ever. captured his 11th word title. wop his first crown in 1992 at the age of 20. now, he is 39 and dill still dominant. advanced in today's heat and wrapped up the championship in the process. three to five surf. a great scene like occupy ocean beach. everybody is happy. fans carrying slater up the beach. slater is from florida. he wins his first title in u.s. surf and now he can finally relax because he was stressed out. >> you know, it hasn't really sunk in. i have been pretty stressed about today. i'm just glad it is over, you know. it was very fulfilling. and, you know, just personal satisfaction. >> good stuff. from the surf to the slopes. olympic gold medalist jonny moseley back with the newest from the warren miller film collection. narrates and skis in the new film like there is no tom

wolf. he was pretty passionate about that and there's been a lot of back and forth. so the speaker talked about that. we also had a very frankbviously, that is something that would be far from revenue neutral, wolf. i had done the math on rick perry's 20% tax rate, which would require an additional $892 billion in cuts. just to hit his limits in the first year. obviously, gingrich with a lower tax rate would require more. he also talked about his recent rise to the polls and the thing that's been interesting is the president's jump in the polls, which seems to me to be linked to the fact that despite the loom and gloom, you had the economy growing faster and positive market moves. that has effected confidence a little bit even though it's far from enough. he talked about that as well. >> we just got a statement in from the kerry, the rick perry campaign. ray sullivan saying no one at our campaign was involved in this story in any way. any claim to the contrary is pantly false. the first we learned of it was when we learned of the story in politico. so, there's a lot moving. i'm sure you're going to update our viewers at 7:00

frank o harris who is on second mile's board. give us a sense of what's going on. >> when you look at this charity, wolf, as you've been talking about, 250 high schools across pennsylvania have participated in the second mile program. franco harris is a honorary member of the board there. he's going to be on with us again tonight and really find out who knew what when at second mile, especially as you were just reporting that they looked into it there and then decided nothing had gone wrong and waited another six years before taking jerry sandusky. also, we'll talk about his staunch defense of coach paterno who was his coach at penn state. another thing that's interesting, wolf, when we were listening to the press conference. you talk about the implications of how many people, eight people, none of them actually reported it to law enforcement authorities. i was amazed in the state of pennsylvania, not reporting child abuse doesn't even rise to the level of a crime. there are a lot of things that bear close scrutiny as we move forward and try to prevent something from this from ever possibly happening again. >> what a sad, sad story.