after 2008-9, those of you who knew richard holbrooke knew that the hurricane hit pakistan and there was a set of very ambitious kamal of government if you will pools and structures that were put in to try to build a long-term commitment to pakistan. i use long term advisedly. the counter-terrorism effort, post september 11th. by its very nature, by almost the element of the way people understand was by its nature short-term. good to kill bad guys. this was to balance that short-term set of needs, american safety, the safety of our troops in afghanistan, the safety of the pakistani people got to balance that with a commitment to long-term stability and division, if you will, a common vision of long-term stability. it seems naive now after we've gone through the ensuing years, but i do believe that was done in good faith. in fact, there were many of the pakistan decide who gambled that it was going to work. those with the people. whenever you think of their ability as statesmen, with every take of their governments qualities, there was an element, a true, i believe, attempts to try to

crews responded to the 15,000 block of holbrook street in east baltimore.nvestigators say crews found the body of a man inside the home. he was pronounced dead on the scene. the man was well known in the neighborhood. >> he was a good guy. a real good guy. everyone in the neighborhood helped him -- love him. i loved him. the whole neighborhood knew him well, police say while searching the building when fire fighter fell through the floor into the basement was not hurt. an hour earlier, city police responded to a shooting in the 1300 block of lake ave. they found 22-year-old darrien jackson suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to hop in hospital where he died. -- hopkins hospital where he died. baltimore county police are investigating two stabbings. one in the 500 block of eastern boulevard. they found 25-year-old suffering multiple stab runs in the parking lot. he was taken to bayview medical center, where he died. they arrested the suspect at the scene. they knew each other. officers were called to the 7100 block of darlington drive. police found

islamic i'm proud of not just those words but holbrooke our country is going bankrupt and this was years ago written in november and december of 2008 right after the election and then finished in january before obama put his hand of the bible. he was my college classmate by the way, columbia. >> do you remember? >> nobody remembers him. i never saw him come and i got my classmate that ever saw him come and get with him or clams the set in the classroom. the bazaar mystery. something's wrong i said from day one there something wrong. this gamble listened where he was born at when he went to college. there's something wrong. i never met him so i have real feelings of doubt what his story is at columbia and i don't know what it is i'm just telling you columbia there's something there. i predicted in this book that obama would support unions above all things in america he would support a government employee unions of employees of america. fight for the green energy and and it is contributors come fight for the high-speed rail and the and it to his contributors and gm and chrysler. he would s

officials are working to determine the cause of fire saturday afternoon in the 15th thousand block of holbrook street. claims not only engulfed the home but kill the man inside. his identity has not been released. >> the grand prix event is being declared a success. david collins joins us live from downtown with more of the assessment of the weekend's events. no one is discussing ticket sales are profits, but organizers of the consider the event a success, and gratifying, but if they put it together in 90 days, and they say it was in a very businesslike manner. >> race organizers declared the event a success and the grand prix winner circle expanded, compared to last year. a major downtown was open for business, vendors got paid, and traffic was not much of a headache. but this weekend has been a terrific success for us. we have been able to provide an organized events and prove that we can be good neighbors to the city. >> race managers estimate more than 100,000 attended the event, less than the 160,000 turnout for the inaugural race. the organizers claim that tens of thousands of tickets we

reggge russell waa killed early saturday morning at his pome on holbrook street.ay his final act was pushing his wife to safety, before he ran back inside to try and put out the flames. "right then and there hh start pushing her" her"alice dooley: "he went doing what regggeewould do, helping somebody else" else" reggie was found later by firefighters, lying lifeless in his doorway. friends say he had lived in the home for 68 care of the neighborhood children. on labor day... one city fire fighter injured in the line of puty waats to get back on thee job.but is being told he can't...even thoogh experts and the federal goverment both say he is fit for duty.tonight melinda roeder looks at why &pthe city says he'll never fight fires again. 18:23:18"he'' very frustrated, he wants to beea firefighter" he's a second generation ffre fighter...who gave up a promising career as an civil engineerto save lives.but now city ffrefighter bryan issacs faces an obstacle mmre challenging thannthe life threatening injuries he sustained fighting a fire in 2208his own deparrment. 18:2

at happened last night just before 9:00 on the 1400 block of holbrook street.y found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital, where he later died. >> there are dead the consequences when motorists failed to obey the move but -- deadly consequences when motorists failed to obey the move over law. >> i guess i heard the rumble, but just before the vehicle came across, or came towards me. it took a big move on the shoulder. >> it all happened in june. he was able to get to the guardrail and radio for help. he has problems with balance now. he will likely never return to work. the driver of the truck was fined for failing to obey the move over lot. of fallen officer who died from his injuries is being honored tonight. we were in north baltimore for the funeral services. >> and a tribute fit for a fallen hero, a motorcade brings the man who baltimore city police say always put his life on the line to keep the streets safe. >> baltimore is a safer place because of his work. >> forrest taylor was killed in duty when he collided with another

wrong""one of my neighbors told me reggie dddn't make it out, i juut started praying" neighbors on holbrookor 68 years. friends say the man who took care of neighborrood children for decades...would push his wiie to safety: safety: right then and there he start pushing her" her""he wwnt oing what reggie would do, helping somebbdy else"but then he went back in, to put the fire out...kenneth stowers sits injured toddy, cuts and burns cover his bodyy he and another man broke a window and ran iito the home, hoping to pull the man out, they call a second father: father:"the fire was terrible, we tried to get in there, we tried"reggie was foond later by firefighters, lyingg lifeless in his doorway. doorwaa."you now where mr. heaven""and you know i'm glad n- when we had that block party, ww had that little bit of time" pn east baltimore, janice park, fox45, news at ten. a firefighter fell through the floor while fighting the fire. but he was immmdiately rescued and expected to recover. 3 a mother and her teenage son are killed whenntheir ford pocus slams into a tree in davidsonville. anne arundel

. >> tom holbrook goes back and looks at all of the conventions since 64. democrats on average get a 5 points bounce. that's what this one looks like. whatever bounce we get you get a bounce from having a convention having a couple days to digest it and you get that bounce. romney didn't have that. there was immediately a turn by the media for the next convention coming up. i suspect we got a little bit of a bounce for obama. see how long it lasts. the department put this back together for me. in 1980 after the conventions jimmy carter led ronald reagan 44-40 and after the convention it was 55 dukakis das to 48 bush 41. he and bill o'reilly talking about where voters stand right now. >> it looks to me like an extraordinary number of americans are not locked in yet. i think the debates may galvanize that. there are a lot of people who you go out you ask what the issueings are they go the economy but they don't know what romney stands for as opposed to president obama. it seems to me the electorate are getting dumb error more apathetic. >> when i think both p

the fire happened just before 3:00 saturday in the 15000 block of holbrook street. investigators say crews found the body of a man inside the home, pronounced dead on the scene. neighbors say the man was well known in the neighborhood. >> he was a good guy. he was a real good guy. everybody loved him in the neighborhood, everybody loved him. i loved him. the whole neighborhood knew him well. >> police say while searching the building, one firefighter fell through the floor into the basement but was not injured. >> it's 9:07, 78 degrees on tv hill. hundreds of vets return from war to a life of unemployment. up next, what they can do to retain work while overseas. >> indy cars tearing through the streets of baltimore. we are live downtown on the last full day of the grand prix. >> the tropics are active. we will talk about that coming up. >> welcome back, good morning. the time is 10 minutes after 9:00, 77 degrees -- or 79 downtown. dry at the present time but we expect showers and thunderstorms to kick in later this morning. if you have outdoor plans, try to do it th

he was killedd early saturday morning at his home on holbrook street.neighbors say his final act was pushing his wife to safety, before he ran back inside to try to put out the flames. "right then and there he starttpushing her" her"alice dooley: "he went doiig what reggie would do, eese"reggie was found later by firefighters, liffless in his doorway. friends say he had &plived in the home for 68 year of tte nnighborhood childden. baltimore has seen 5 fire deaths so far this year a two-alarm fire heavily damages a crab house in dundalk.an employee of ross' crab house noticed a fire in the restaurant's basement at abouu 7:30 last night. six out safely.a fire engine that was a block away was on the scene a minute later. contain it.. no word yet on a cause.one firefighter was treated for high blood pressure. innyour neighborhood... see it.. shoot it.. send it. you can upload photos and videos to our website. go to foxbaltimore dot com and click on the "see it, shoot it, send it icon. you can also send photos directly rom your cell phone to "piis at foxbalt

of the serbian army and eventually led to the dayton peace talks with the secretary and richard holbrooke who pushed for the settlement. >> host: we had in july of 1995 the forces of united nations peacekeepers who stood by and let it happen. >> guest: i would not use the phrase united nations peacekeepers stood by and let it happen. we had dutch companies, rather small group. this was part of the problem. in the sense that i was very much involved. when they started talking of establishing safe areas, i had my commanders do a study. a study of what would be required to make that save area truly safe. there were two things they suggested. one, it would have to be wide enough in diameter to get it outside, beyond the range so that they cannot come in and attack the people. second, it would require 34,600 troops. the member states were having none of that. in fact, they changed the mandate and there was no protection or anything in it. they established a safe area and a bonnet the weakest option to the weakest option of 7600, for the areas and when you do that, you are not able and the diam

first of all, there is an interesting study done by two political scientists one of them tom holbrookgoes back and look at all of the conventions from 64 and democrats on average get about a 5 point bounce, that's what this one looks like this is an interesting case because this is only the second time in modern history in which we have had the conventions back to back. whatever bounce that romney get you get a bounce of having a convention and having people having a couple days to digest it and then you get your bounce. romney didn't have that obama does. people got to hear him on thursday night. there was turn next convention coming up. i suspect we got a little bit of a bounce for obama. let's see how long it lasts. i would remind you. this i don't have my white board but the high tech department put this together for me. in 19078 after the conventions jimmy carter led ronald reagan 44-40. after the 1988 convention, it was 55 dukakis and 38 for bush 41. >> a poll two months out from the election approximately doesn't mean that much? >> yeah. right after -- immediately in the back w

when their power was brought to bear, he eventually lead them to the peace talks with richard holbrook, who pushed for this effort. >> host: in july of 1995, [inaudible] united nations peacekeeping stood by and let it happen. >> guest: i would not use the phrase that they let it happen. the united peacekeepers. we had a dutch group, rather small group, this is a part of the problem. in the sense that i was very much involved when they started talking of establishing safe areas, i had my commanders do a study, a study of what would the requirement be to make the save. truly say. there were two things they suggested. one is why do nothing to get beyond the range so that they can attack people. again, it will require 82,000 troops. in fact, in the mandate, there was nowhere for protection or anything. the same rules established the safe area. they went to the weakest option of 7600 in the areas. when you do that, the diameter wasn't wide enough. they didn't have the resources to do it properly. and the peacekeepers -- and there were several that were agreed to. so the peacekeepers who wer

political interests of neighboring countries are such that it's much more likely to do what richard holbrook, for instance, always wanted to do which is to bring together a regional grouping that will help stabilize the country and help safeguard i think real gains we did make. >> last thought? >> look, i think that cutting and running at this point is a bad strategy. we have to try to stick with the course we're on which is that get out by 2014. i think that everybody understands that that is what is going to happen. we've got to give the afghan people at least a prospect of some kind of order that's going to be maintained in the aftermath. and there's only one way to do that which is train up the afghan army, the police is clearly a problem. but the afghan army can still play an important role in ensuring that it doesn't just descend into chaos after we leave. i think there's a high risk of that. it becomes certain if we follow the approach that is being advocated by richard and anne-marie. >> that's not fair, martin. we're not saying to get out. nobody's talking about cutting and running.

the fire happened just before 3:00 saturday in the 15000 block of holbrook street.ighbors say the victim was known in the neighborhood. >> he was a good guy. he was a real good guy. everybody loved him in the neighborhood. everybody loved him. the whole neighborhood knew him well. >> police say while searching the building, one firefighter fell into the basement but was >> welcome back, good morning. the further we go into the day, the better chance showers and will catch up to us. muggy day, mix of sun and clouds, chance for showers and storms. the best chance will be this afternoon with a high temperature around 84 degrees. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy skies, showers and thunderstorms and temperatures dropping to about 70. labor day, chances of rain 60%, showers and thunderstorms around on labor day, as well. chance for rain will taper off as we head through the week. by wednesday, 30% or 40%, clearing on thursday and friday with highs in the low to mid 80's. >> thank you for joining us. 11 news sunday morning continues in 25 minutes. >>> we're back on a sunda

the fire happened just before 3:00 saturday in the 15000 block of holbrook street. body of a man inside the home, pronounced dead on the scene. neighbors say the man was well known in the neighborhood. >> he was a real good guy. everybody loved him in the neighborhood, everybody loved him. i loved him. the whole neighborhood knew him well. >> police say while searching the building, one firefighter fell through the floor into the basement but was not injured. in anne arundel county, police are trying to determine what caused a car accident that killed two people including a teenager. police say around 10:00 friday night, officers were called to the 3600 block of patuxent river road near root 214 in davidsonville. the driver and a 14-year-old passenger were flown to the hospital where they later died. investigators are trying to determine if speed or alcohol were factors in the crash. >> the shooting at perry hall high hit close to home for some local businesses and now they're finding ways to help out. serpico's pizza and pasta and swan song spirits are donating a p

i remember richard holbrooke telling me before he died that essentially obama was betting his presidency on his afghan policy. essentially that afghan policy, the surge, i think in retrospect, was a mistake. the president blew it. he tripled the number of troops in afghanistan and just yesterday we had the biggest loss of aircraft because of an attack since the vietnam war. and yet romney isn't able to capitalize on that kind of issue because every time he does speak about foreign policy, he seems to commit a gaffe. and so i think the president has been able to in a sense protect himself from his own mistakes by this perception that romney just a neophyte on foreign policy. >> one quick question to all of you. on a scale of 1 to 10 given where we are right now, how important is this first debate coming up? >> a 7. >> 7, really? >> mark? >> 10. >> 10? what do you think, jackie? >> i'm going to take the middle ground and say 8 1/2. >> we're going to see. we'll watch the polls and watch the daebts. we'll talk about it a lot leading up to it. what a great conversation. great to have you all

that is what richard holbrooke wanted to do, god bless him. but i think the reservoir of people who cared deeply what americans think about their country is great. if you go to syria, we have a 20% favorable rating and about 10% of people who care about us. in pakistan, it is 95% of people who care deeply. it gives us the chance to have a positive effect on that country. i'm not looking for the team that turner document -- what it's love got to do with it. this country has more than any other countries i have served in, blatant pro-americas of. i have never been in a country where i have felt that strongly. it's not a question of ideology, it is a question about the way people always -- it's what they say in iowa -- there just had its. charity, things like that. -- there just habits. i still maintain after getting kicked around for two years that there is a huge affinity between the cultures and that's why working at a more cultural, social level, showing the side of the united states most people desperately want to see, which we have not been

i haven't run into my old friend dick holbrook, richard holbrook, well-known ambassador in this town. mad hatter, very keen new sense as well. until them i'm thinking about going to germany. he said, that is a great idea. something's going on over there. we had no idea the walls were to come down. so i took off. we had very enterprising bureaus, thankfully in those days, and also a team out there ahead of me. one of them made arrangements for me to interview propaganda cheap for east germany on a wednesday night. are they to say i was operating out of the eastern sector. that was pretty unique. what was happening in those days is that ger was sending people outside to the normal northern borders near czechoslovakia. they were not letting people comment. the checks were not happy about that. there was a fair amount of chaos going on. at the end of tuesday, we put on an interesting program. this situation is very interesting here. gorbachev was remaining neutral. he wasn't sending tanks or russian signals or even anonymous signals. on wednesday i went out to work again. late in the afte

. >> reporter: zach holbrooke was in shock when he discovered a hidden camera in an electrical outletrtling, the equipment was put in place to spy on his mother, katherine zang, secretly put there by her husband, joe. >> i felt very violated. >> reporter: this equipment was hidden behind the walls in at least one room in her home. a simple home video camera, tv and recording device, tracked her family's every movement, including a vicious argument between cathy and joe. even capturing the moment police showed up. >> you pushed me. good god. what is wrong with you? >> reporter: the recordings went on for months and are now at the center of a federal court battle over the right to privacy in the 21st century. >> what do you do when both people pay the bills? when both people share the same computer, purchase it together? it's difficult for a prosecutor to say, well, you have committed a crime against this other person. >> we're not going to allow victimization like this to continue. joe is a home builder. he has actually put small microphones and cameras in wall outlets and disguise the

>> reporter: zach holbrooke was in shock when he discovered a hidden camera in an electrical outlet inent was put in place to spy on his mother, katherine zang, secretly put there by her husband joe. >> i felt very violated. i continued to feel violated. >> reporter: this equipment was hidden behind the walls in at least one room in her home. a simple home video camera, tv, and recording device tracked her family's every movement. including a vicious argument between kathy and joe, even capturing the moment police showed up. >> you shook me and you pushed me. what is wrong with you? >> reporter: the recordings went on for months and are at the center of a federal court battle over the right to privacy in the 21st century. >> we are not going to allow victimization like this to continue. joe is a homebuilder. he's actually put small microphones and small cameras in wall outlets and disguised them as actual wall outlets. to the average person it just looks like an outlet on the wall. >> he was hacking into my personal computer account and getting into my e-mails. at some point he had a g

when ambassador holbrooke -- i asked him about what was going to do to reach out to media. and that i watched isi pay more people in the media to pay their message. the institute for peace reporting chains media in foreign countries. our trainer is in pakistan that killed -- got killed. i feel the space seems to have narrowed. i went to pakistan three times last year. i talked to people and everybody blames america for everything now. even people that he would think would be very westernized a moderate. i had people blaming america to me even for the lack of literacy in pakistan. i find it hard to see how you can convince people, given that is such a strong feeling and with the droned attacks still going on regularly, how you can possibly convince people to work with you. in afghanistan -- he talked about pakistan a more pragmatic -- you talk about pakistan in a more pragmatic view. people live in isi to believe what al qaeda stands for. how can he persuade them to stop the havens and the pakistan? >> i disagree profoundly with the u.s. said. -- what he said. my contact wit

over the august recess, the environmental protection agency held public hearings in phoenix, holbrooke and benson on their federal plans. each of their plans in rural arizona had over 300 people present. that is an incredible turnout in these relatively small towns. that is how important this issue is to my constituents. the e.p.a. refused to hold a hearing in st. johns despite being a community directly impacted by the regulations. so i hosted a meeting to facilitate this public comment. on a night where the local high school had their first football game, we still had over 100 people show up. listen, everybody wants clean air and good-paying jobs. the fact of the matter is the e.p.a. is acting well beyond its authority and under my state and others across the country. say yes to our amendment. the chair: the gentleman from arizona reserves. the gentleman from california has 15 second remaining. mr. waxman: i urge members to oppose this amendment and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from california yields back the remainder of his time. the gentleman from ar