nbc takes a look every friday with its supernatural thriller "grimm." it is a whole new world of crime fighting. turning me are two of the show's stars, david giuntoli and russell hornsby. >> we accepted the invitation with alacrity. >> brand new show. you play partners -- this is show freaks me out, but in a good way. is that the goal? >> yes, i think it is the goal. we want to definitely scared people, we want them to laugh and we want to get them into the world of fantasy. three things that every person loves to do. it is achieved quite nicely. some of the writers of our show did "buffy the vampire slayer," and that comes through in the show. >> russell, many recognize you from "lincoln heights." >> i think my character was a fledgling detective at one point in his career. and has had the opportunity to work with this wonderful -- [laughter] young detective. >> i love how you laugh at that. david, you are wonderful as nick. he called that me wonderful. >> tell me about this next episode and how it is resolved. wasy character's aunt killed in the seco

grimm will be recognized for as much time as you might consume. mr. grimm: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor a brother, a member of the united states marine corps. he gave his life for his country and fellow marines during the vietnam war. sergeant angel mendez was born as a puerto rican american parents but was raised in the mission of the he immaculate virgin, an orphanage located in my hometown in staten island, new york. when angel graduated from high school in 1964 he volunteered to join the united states marine corps. angel mendez was assigned to company foxtrot, second battalion, 7th marines, first marine division. as a corporal. and often said he found a family in the united states marine corps. his company participated in operation desoto, in vietnam. during a search and destroy mission on march 16, 1967, mendez and his company were taken under intense vietcong fire. half of the company sat across an open rice patty, separated by enemy fire, and among them was the platoon commander, lieutenant ronald can cityow. he been shot in his right leg and without hesitat

. >> reporter: but the defense attorney bernie grimm thinks the judge has stepped out of grounds andould be reversed on appeal. >> it appears that the judge is trying to squeeze this defendant and naturally you would want to get to the bottom of it, but it's not the court's role to get in the middle of that. >> reporter: bernie grimm says in two other cases he's aware of that are similar the judge's decision was reversed on appeal. >> reginald rogers did not speak at the hearing this morning and the judge asked him nothing. through his attorney rogers said he wanted a trial. if convicted of first degree murder, rogers could face 30 years or more in prison. >>> local families, businesses out of millions of dollars in what the feds call an elaborate ponzi scheme. tonight we knock on the door of the man at the to. >>> also a new york terror -- top. >>> also a new york terror plot busted, the more of the suspect speaking out. the mother of the suspect speaking out. >>> we're learning new details tonight about the man accused of plotting to attack targets in new york city. the 27-year-old

s the apec summit in hawaii asia pacific grimm's most powerful economies start work on a possible game changing free trade zone. the prime ministers of both italy and greece fall and new governments are appointed as their country's drown in debt. plus a un report claims around could be seeking to obtain a nuclear weapon but tapper and slams the allegations as a u.s. backed smear campaign. very warm welcome to you on karen cherokee the creation of a landmark free trade zone dominated talks at this year's apec summit which brings together the leaders of asian and pacific rim countries barack obama hosted the get together in hawaii and met up with to meet the need video to turn over some pretty hot topics artie's honest lassitude kind of brings us more from honolulu. the final day of the apec summit is a two day gathering here in honolulu and the state is really bringing the most important meeting of the whole affair is one the twenty one economies get together to sit down around a big table around table for discussion on the topics that they're here is that they're really here for is the

news and the week's top stories on our team the apec summit in hawaiian sees asia and the pacific grimm's most powerful economies start work on a possible game changing free trade zone while on the sidelines of the forum the russian and u.s. presidents sat down to talk missile defense syria and russia joining the world trade organization. the prime ministers of both italy and greece fall and new governments are appointed as their countries are drowning in debt mario monti has taken over in italy and lucas papademos and greece both are likely to head up tough technocratic governments and implement unpopular economic reforms. plus a un report claims around might be seeking to tame a nuclear weapon but tech lem's the allegations as a us backed smear campaign iranian lawmakers are now reconsidering their country's cooperation with the i.a.e.a. which they're calling a disappointment. i'll have more news for you in about fifteen minutes time up next escape with all the latest action from the world of sports. hello and welcome to the sports news and these are the top stories does it delights mcl

take a look at the week's top stories on our team the apec summit in hawaii sees asia in the pacific grimm's most powerful economies start to work on a possible game changing free trade zone this as tensions rose between beijing and washington but some analysts put down to the point scoring ahead of next year's the rest presidential election. the prime ministers of both italy and greece and all a new governments are appointed has their countries drowned in debt mario monti has taken over in italy and lucas papademos and greeks well they're likely to head up top technocratic governments and implement unpopular economic reforms. plus a un report claims around my p.c.p. entertain a nuclear weapon but so far on slams the allegations as in the us backed smear campaign remain lawmakers are now reconsidering their country's cooperation with the i a which they're calling a disappointment. up next more hot debate with artie's cross talk team on today's show peter lavelle asks his guests if we can hear american saber rattling over around or is a recent i report claiming talk ron is trying to acquire n

congressman michael grimm saying, quote: the people i represent are the hard working 99% who simply want to go to work. it's time for the occupy protesters who pack up their tents, buy a bar of soap and head home. organizers say in two months the movement has spread to every u.s. state with protesters holding rallies in some 400 cities around the world. today in los angeles, hundreds upon hundreds of protesters marched today through the financial district. aiming their anger at downtown banks. again, that's los angeles. now to detroit where protesters stopped in the middle of a bridge. they shut it down. a crowd trying to block traffic to cross through to the motor city. and in portland, oregon, protesters defying officers' orders to stay off the city's steel bridge. and some of them sitting down right in the middle of the street. let's get to rick leventhal to kick off our coverage from the foot of the brooklyn bridge tonight. rick, if you would, set the scene for us. >> a very large crowd down here tonight, shepard. thousands of people estimated to have filled folly square and have now

reporter: bernie grimm is a criminal defense attorney not affiliated with the case. >> if you talk to any police officer or interrogator all they want is a suspect to start to taunt of course, it's perfect if they say i killed her and arrest me, but it's never a perfect world, but all the circumstantial evidence she confessed to and all the things she confessed to or admitted to that make no sense friendsically puts her right in the corner. >> in the video -- forensically puts her right in the corner. >> in the interview she asked the manager to come back to the store after closing because she left her wallet inside and that's when norwood said they were attacked by two masked intruders. prosecutors are trying to convince the jury the crime was premeditated first degree murder. the case could go to the jury as early as tomorrow. >>> do you owe the district money? if so, you berth pay up. several city leaders got -- better pay up. several city leaders got upset last night after seeing our report about a man who owes the city more than $17 million in back taxes. fox 5's matt ackland sho

let's ask congressman, michael grimm, republican from new york.nd hopefully not with a grim forecast here as we're talking about the markets. >> absolutely not. >> let me ask you, what happened this week? it was atrocious, it was offensive, it upset americans of both political parties. >> sure. >> you were a member of a republican who signed on to a letter saying everything should be on the table. revenues and cuts. >> that's correct. >> there were 140 of you guys, right? >> little bit more, over 150. >> the 12 guys on the super committee couldn't do a deal, why? >> well, in all sincerity i think it's because when the country is this polarized and you're trying to tackle as big of a job as they are. this is big, tax reform and things like this, these are not small issues. you need true leadership at the top, and that's why we needed the president to come in and lead a little bit, and that hasn't happened. and you've seen other presidents do it. president clinton did it, president reagan did it. >> he said he was asked to stay out. he was doing wha

let's ask congressman, michael grimm, republican from new york.ot with a grim forecast here as we're talking about the markets. >> absolutely not. >> let me ask you, what happened this week? it was atrocious, it was offensive, it upset americans of both political parties. >> sure. >> you were a member of a republican who signed on to a letter saying everything should be on the table. revenues and cuts. >> that's correct. >> there were 140 of you guys, right? >> little bit more, over 150. >> the 12 guys on the super committee couldn't do a deal, why? >> well, in all sincerity i think it's because when the country is this polarized and you're trying to tackle as big of a job as they are. this is big, tax reform and things like this, these are not small issues. you need true leadership at the top, and that's why we needed the president to come in and lead a little bit, and that hasn't happened. and you've seen other presidents do it. president clinton did it, president reagan did it. >> he said he was asked to stay out. he was doing what he was asked

congressman grimm join us live.preme court will take up one of the lawsuits challenging the president's health care law. also, the latest poll numbers on how the gop contenders match up head-to-head against the president. plus, two amazing military families and how good samaritans are helping them at home. those stories and much more. we'll see you at the top of the hour. >>> a follow-up on a story we've been covering. police are not giving up nope their search for missing baby lisa irwin. they do admit that the new tip they say are getting and the leads, more than , they are slowing. baby lisa has been missing more than a month and just turned one-year-old friday. what are investigators next steps in the search for in baby girl? former lapd homicide detective and fox news contributor mark fuhrman is joining us. hi mark. you have been followinging this case from the beginning. where are police on this? >> well, i think jamie, they are hoping that they find a body. i don't think that they are looking for a live child

. >> in your testimony which i actually brigitte grimm a tree just want to read one sentence back to you as stated earlier in general must be diligent and encouraging in times insisting on strong movers and transparency with any government i think that is a wonderful statement. did you insist your proposals be adopted? >> tuna me fervor nine years i knew quite a bit of the concerns and i would make it a total to become vocal the difference then between suggesting and insisting fair enough, thank you from a gentleman and i look for to the comments on the specificity because i would like to follow on them. thank you. >> thank you mr. capuano. we are here to look at the future and how we can solve any of the problems both from the first panel and from the second panel. i would recognize the gentleman from ohio mr. stivers. >> thank you madame chairwoman i would like to thank the shares of the subcommittee for calling the hearing and the witnesses from panel to because we want to make the program much more accountable and ruled out waste fraud and abuse and my question is for mr. mccarth

southern university with a primary emphasis on the issues that surround public land and how they impact grimm amenities. i will skip the background in pilt were received from the other witnesses today. other than to say the fundamental logic of pilt funds was to prevent the systematic disadvantaging of counties where a vast federal land holdings would be forever excluded from their taxable land-based. this initial recognition of the potential harms of these large, permanent federal ownership has unfortunately given way to claims that suggests this ownership imposes not a cost to local communities but a benefit regardless of the types of lands that are owned. a question about the effectiveness and importance of pilt should explore the trade-offs that occur when large tracts of land are federally owned and the opportunity cost arise from these sorts of holdings. beginning in 2004, the center for public lands in rural economic at utah state university began a series of studies funded by the department of agriculture to investigate the effects these public lands have on rural communities. the stu

grimm and i were able to craft a bipartisan amendment that would aid and assist in the effort that mr. perlmutter has called to our attention, making sure that the persons who handle the dollars, that these persons are not persons who have been convicted of either state securities fraud or federal securities fraud. and this amendment would require that the s.e.c. construct appropriate measures, regulation or rule to prevent these persons from handling the money, if you will. and i'm honored to say that with this amendment i find this bill much better than it was initially but i also have to say that mr. mchenry never rejected the bill, the amendment, and i'm grateful that it has worked out to the extent that it has. so today we will have greater transparency, we will have a small business -- small -- we will have small businesses in a position to use crowd funding, to fund their efforts. and also we give persons who cannot invest in a large way an opportunity to invest in a small way and hopefully enter into the capital markets for equity purposes. with this said, i thank you again an