lou: congressman gowdy, u.n.hairman isaiah, all of the members of the house oversight committee, all of you have worked hard and you have performed a great service. it is extraordinarily disappointing to see that we as a nation do not have a government with which to seek out and determine the truth or we do not have the public servants and the executive branch of the united states who feel a compelling responsibility to perform that service for the american people. we thank you very much. congressman trey gowdy. >> thank you, lou. lou: who is running this occupy wall street movement? the producers of the dramatic new documentary "occupy unmasked." they join us here next. president obama and another broken promise. a shocking new report. identifying millions of middle-class americans who will see their taxes raised. in order to support obamacare. and the obama campaign expects you to pledge allegiance to president obama. not the flag, no, no, no, this lie. what has the commander in chief become? we take up that is

gowdy's home state of south carolina. he was in his car waiting to pick up his daughter from an evening service. he said a woman in the parking lot thought he was following her. he told her he wasn't, but then she drew a weapon, and pointed it at him. gowdy drove to a nearby police station and got an escort back to the church. police arrested the woman. >>> officials at yellowstone national park say youtube video of a bison encounter made them really angry. >> take a look. this is tough to watch. they're especially upset with the adult who initiated the whole thing. some kids were walking along a trail when they came across this bison roaming free and grazing. the man shooting this video encouraged the kids to get closer and touch it. the bison zeroed in on one small boy. that youngster managed to run around a tree and rejoin his group. everyone is laughing in this video. not yellowstone officials. they say they're incredibly lucky that no one was injured or killed. that boy was quick on his feet. >>> a jail house confess

gowdy ended up putting his truck in reverse and speeding off. in a police report, bracket claims she thought gowdy was a stalker and she didn't know he was a congressman. bracket reportedly has a history of mental illness. >>> police have released this dash cam video. it shows the courageous actions of the officers who helped stop the gunman who had shot and killed sick people at the sikh temple in oak creek, wisconsin last month. one angle shows lieutenant brian murphy approaching the scene. police now say the he was shot 15 times by wade michael page. people, dressed in a white shirt,is seen rushing towards murphy. but another officer was able to distract the gunman. they exchanged gunfire and page took husband own life. lieutenant murphy survived and he has been released from the hospital and is recovering at home. >>> a change of plans involving a former d.c. official facing some prison time. >> details of why kwame brown's sentencing is being delayed. >> real cool temperatures, back in the 40s in some spots to start your morning. i'll have

gowdy was in his car waiting to pick up his daughter from an evening church service. he said a woman in the parking lot thought he was following her. he told her she wasn't. but she pulled a weapon and pointed it at him. gowdy drove to a nearby police station, got an escort back to the church where the woman was arrested. >>> tomorrow marks the 11th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. a memorial now sits at the site of the world trade center in new york city. it opened last year on the tenth anniversary, and features twin reflecting pools where the towers once stood. today defense secretary leon panetta visited the national memorial that's in shanksville, pennsylvania, taking a tour, and he participated in a wreath-laying ceremony. the stone wall is filled with the names of the passengers and crew. >>> in light of this anniversary, there will be extra security at some metro stops in our area tomorrow. and riders may not even notice it. chris gordon has more details of a new detection device that montgomery county police plan to roll out. >> reporter: this devic

one of the leaders of the congressional investigation, congressman trey gowdy will be among our guesthere tomorrow. president obama, giving himself a pat on the back on the david letterman show last night. >> one thing i've never tried to do and i think none of us can do in public office is suggested because someone doesn't agree with me, that they are victims or their unpatriotic or they don't have a sense of this. lou: well, in 2008, you didn't hesitate to call george w. bush unpatriotic. number 43 out of $4 trillion so that we now have over $9 trillion of debt. debt that we are going to have to pay back. it's unpatriotic. lou: the debt has ballooned to $16 trillion under president obama. up next, campaign war of words. the a-team will have their thoughts. what a good-looking group .. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios monarch of marketing analysis. with the ability to improve roi through seo all by cob. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and sti

gowdy sped off and a police report she claims she thought gowdy was a stalker and didn't know he is a congressman. brackett reportedly has a history of mental illness. >>> new this morning, prince george's county police are investigating a shooting in district heights. this happened around 1:30 a.m. near the ame church. no word on suspect, victim or motive. >>> d.c. police need your help in tracking down the suspect accused of shooting a rite aid employee. surveillance video was released from the store on rhode island avenue in northeast. they say the man walked into the store wearing a surgical mask sunday night and shot the assistant manager in both legs. this is the second time a worker at this very same rite aid has been shot. the first incident in april, the suspect was arrested. >>> the 17-year-old perry hall high school student shot in baltimore on the first day of classes is finally home. daniel was released from the hospital yesterday after spending two weeks there recovering. police say daniel, who has down syndrome, was randomly hit by a bullet when another stunt opened fir

scary moments from congressman trey gowdy threatened in his church's parking lot by a woman with a gunn: and the doctor is in now. a brand new study offers hope for people with a deadly form of lung cancer. researchers say the lung cancer may be treatable with new drugs already in the pipeline or could be easily developed. that is big news since this particular kind of cancer kills approximately 400,000 people worldwide each year. talk about it with dr. steven garner, chairman of radiology at new york methodist hospital. so what they have done is, they have taken a look at the genetic mutation that causes cancer and they found sort of a weakness in the mutation? >> well, why does cancer occur? that is what you have to go back to. cancer is when cells growing out of control. why should they grow out of control? seems due to mutation or change in normal geens person inherited. you inherited certain genes when you're born. make you smoke and mutation of the gene and causes cells to go awry and that is how you get cancer. jon: doctors say this may mark the era when we don't talk about lung

trey gowdy, you get the last word. >> thank you, mr. chairman. do you know when the mexican government was informed about "fast and furious"? or if they had been briefed on a? >> because i can imagine it would impact the relationship i don't know when they were debris. i do not know the extent which they were debris to about it. there were some indications in their e-mails that we saw about the possibility of alerting -- but i don't know if. >> there has been some discussion about changes, mr. cummings was extremely elegant about the desire not to see this moment pass. i also don't want to see this moment used for purposes that are conflicted. >> did you ever prosecute 924 -- 924-c cases. each general case is a consecutive five years. depending on the nature of the weapon, it could be up to 20 years. and the third offense would be like. i went to law school, i'm not good at math, but five years times 1000 weapons just strikes me that unless your name is methuselah, that's going to be a really long sentence. >> i would also be curious, and i i'm a

gowdy: i will when i'm through. president obama supports this. law enforcement officials support it. our colleagues, mr. speaker, who served in the f.b.i. and federal prosecutors and in the military, they support it. the democrat-led house passed this bill in 2008 with former speaker pelosi giving a glowing speech extolling the virtues of the underlying bill and excourting her colleagues about the necessity of passing it. and all of this happened, mr. speaker, because intelligence is the lifeblood of our ability to defend ourselves. it happened, mr. speaker, because this bill has nothing to do with americans on american soil. it happened in the past, mr. speaker. because this provides protections for americans who are traveling abroad. it passed because there is ample oversight. it passed because it has the needed checks and balances between the legislative branch and the executive branch and the judicial branch. so why the opposition, mr. speaker? how can you explain supporting something when ms. pelosi had the gavel but you can't support it whe

officer of the court and as an attorney, you are not supposed to do that and i think that's where tray gowdyas a former prosecutor, he gets it that you've got to be absolutely candid and honest or the whole system falls apart. lanny brueur was not candid and onest. he missed an opportunity to correct a record he had to know was false. >> should the attorney general have used -- to use tray's words, to can him and why don't you think he did? >> he has want the us to believe he acted quickly and decisively and made corrections. >> as soon as the report, as soon as he became aware of it, he killed it, got rid of it. >> actually fast and furious was already dead before that. >> is that dishonest? is that wrong? >> let's just say we already opened our investigation before he got to an ig. clearly the death of brian tray is what ended fast and furious and it should have ended long before that. the real question is why did we wait 19 months? why did we go through all this time waiting for an i. g. to come up with findings when jazz son -- when jason was in and out of his office. the people who have

gowdy: i will when i'm through. president obama supports this.rt it. our colleagues, mr. speaker, who served in the f.b.i. and federal prosecutors and in the military, they support it. e democrat-led house passed this bill in 2008 with former speaker pelosi giving a glowing speech extolling the virtues of the underlying bill and excourting her colleagues about the necessity of passing it. and all of this happened, mr. speaker, because intelligence is the lifeblood of our ability to defend ourselve it happened, mr. speaker, because this bill has nothing to do with americans on american soil. it happened in the past, mr. speaker. because this provides protecons for americans who are traveling abroad. it passed because there is ple oversight. it passed because it has the needed checks and balances between the legislative branch and the executive branch and the judicial branch. so why the opposition, mr. speaker? how can you explain supporting something when ms. pelosi had the gavel but you can't support it when mr. boehner has the gavel? and what i

gowdy: i thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, some of our colleagues on the other side of the aisle wish to change the law, and that's fine. they just need to do it navigating this testy little thing that we call the constitution and respect the separation of powers between the various branches. mr. speaker, i want to read the proposed rule to you in part. h.h.s. has the authority to waive compliance with this work requirement and authorizes the states methods other than certificate forth in section 407 including definitions of work activities and specify limitations, verification procedures. and then the next sentence, mr. speaker, is essentially this -- and i'll paraphrase this. it's by the h.h.s. secretary. trust us, trust us that we're going to have the right motives when we waive what congress has expressly said to do. and to my lawyer friends on the other side, i want to ask you this. why do we have something called substantive due process and procedural due process? and i'll tell you why, mr. speaker. because the

south carolina woman is being held without bond after alleged ly allegedly pointing a gun at trey gowdycatholic diocese of worcester. they claim the district is refusing to sell them a mansion because they're gay and it's afraid they'll stage same-sex weddings there. they want to purchase the million dollar oakhurst mansion and turn it into a banquet hall. the attorney for the diocese says finance concerns and not discrimination ended the deal. >>> 46 minutes past the hour. police on the wrong side of the law. coming up the staggering number of officers arrested on just one city police force. >>> if you are leaving house right now, watch us anytime on your desktop your mobile phone. just go to cnn.com/tv. at usaa, we believe honor is not exclusive to the military and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa bank. with our award winning apps that allow you to transfer funds pay bills or manage your finances anywhere, anytime. so that wherever your duty takes you, usaa bank goes with you. v

. >> later this morning, we'll talk to congressman gowdy about some of those comments -- >> and come to find out, he didn't even know about it. so i think that now we need to get to reform. we've got the information, let's move forward. >> congressman elijah cummings joining us this morning. nice to see you, sir. thank you for your time. >> good to see you. >>> still ahead this morning on "starting point," this is information you'll hear only on cnn about how worried ambassador chris stevens was about security in libya right before he was killed. >>> and take a look at this. have you seen this video? watch this. they move. seconds later, a car comes in, knocks a police cruiser right in front of a couple of people. we'll tell you how one officer jumped into action to really save some lives. that story's ahead. we'll be back in a moment. [ male announcer ] did you know, all those screens are sucking moisture from your eyes, causing irritation and dryness. really? [ male announcer ] revive your eyes with visine®. only visine® has hydroblend to soothe, restore and protect eyes for up to

host: i hope doug gowdy something nice for your birthday. -- got you something nice for your birthdayest: he is in vermont. he is married to host: dorothy on the independent line. caller: have the birthday. in response to the lady that just called in california, when the campaign was running in 2008, john mccain made the statement that sealed the deal for president obama. he basically one because everybody thought he would do the better job at fixing the economy. since then, you have all of these people on food stamps, 23 million unemployed. it goes on and on. my other statement would be something that i think is really important. although i am a republican and i would never vote for a democrat, the republican party has become -- i do not think they are extreme, but i notice that we have been called racist in the past three or four years. now they are starting to call us taliban an extremist and terrorists. i do not understand that. i think it is something that should be talked about because they are trying to demonize the old republican party for having a difference of opinion. host:

gowdy -- you get the last word. >> thank you. i want to have a little potpurri. i will bounce around -- it is not designed to fool you, although i do not think i could if that were my design. do you know when the mexican government was informed that fast and furious, or if they have been the briefed on it? i could imagine it would impact our relationship with law enforcement in mexico. >> i do not know when they were debriefed. i do not know the extent to which they were debriefed about it. there were indications in e- mail's we saw about the possibility of a leading mexican -- alerting the mexican government, but i do not know. >> there have been discussions about changes. mr. cummings was extremely elegant talking about the desire not to see this moment pass. we want to see this moment used for purposes that are -- did you ever prosecuted 924c kasich? >> yes, although not frequently. >> the crime, for using a gun illegally for a crime, is five years for each consecutive sentence. each is a consecutive five years. depending on the nature of the weapon, a semi-au