up working on law enforcement and intelligence systems and helped design the national crime information center for the cia and mobile terminals fingerprint scanners. my frustration and i think one of the reasons i left is it is almost it seemed like a feudal job unless we had the type of equipment needed, so i worked quite a while on matt and i made a call on the secret service because the fbi system could check for one of the people and we have no way of keeping track of where these potential threat cases were so we had a new data processing manager of the secret service and so i said why don't you just tie into the national crime information center and run the inquiry through and if you get the hit at least you will know where they are and they said that would be an invasion of privacy. after going through the assassination i just couldn't take that so i went into the security side of ibm and here in dallas and worked for the article international and you already had them up and running pretty well then. >> you stayed with the service for a while but then you retired and dealt with your pers

. >>> this just into the 9news now information center. the federal emergency management agency approved the governor's appeal to get aid for earthquake victims in louisa county. now getting federal assistance. the agency denied the original request at the start of october. >>> tremendous weather all week long. forgot about what it looked like with that snow. what does it look like? >> it will be cold tonight if you're headed tonight. at least a light jacket. let's start with the temperatures. we are looking at temps 53 downtown. 46 in frederick. teatering on 50 in leesburg and 52 in manassas. so for tonight, clear, breezy and cold. low temps in the 30s. winds north-northeast at 10 to 15. terps forecast tomorrow. sunny and chilly. uva in town temperatures 50 to 55 during the game. good news not breezy tomorrow. we will come back and get you all of the weekend which includes the weather for the redskins game. >> thank you, topper. >>> a man that entered this country illegally now accused of murder in frederick. leaders want to reform immigr

> we learned a lot from the san bruno incident, where we really need to have a better joint information center where we can share information. so we're working on some of those sharing tools that can be implemented, and we are actually working in san francisco right now and the web-based system so we can share information when a disaster happens. really oes tends to be doing more of the work. as leaders, we can spend more time talking together. we can probably bring them in as well, because they are the experts in the community. i think you're right. i think we should be doing more on this, more collaborations on this level, but kelso think the department store fantastic job. and they're constantly communicating amongst counties and with the state, federal government, and the military. i do not feel as if we're not doing that. but i think it can be done at a more expert level with those with more expertise than we do. >> captain, the coast guard has always been a major part of the san francisco bay area. is there cooperation between the military and the civilian counterparts at this point? do

. >> reporter: the calendar at the "occupy oakland" information center says it will be a logistics meeting at 12:30 today so about a half hour they will start planning more details for the strike tomorrow. some of the faces at the strike will be young. several protestors say teaches have been contacting them and will be bringing their students to the plaza for a real-life civics lesson. the oakland police officers union sent out an open letter today and they said that city workers received a letter from the mayor saying go ahead, support the strike. unite together. and they are saying this is pretty hypocritical because officers are expected to show up tomorrow morning. there's going to be a bolstered police presence in the face of this strike. the police union says they are confused by the mixed messages from the mayor, one day saying raid the plaza, the next day saying let them come back in, then saying city workers go ahead and take the day off but police officers need to come to work. so a lot of tension on the side of police officers as we head into the strike tomorrow. back to you. >

. >>> this one just in to 9news now information center.re hearing from former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky talking about the sex charges he faces in a phone interview with bob costos of nbc says he is not a pedophile. but he does admit to questionable behavior such as showering with boys. >> well, i could say that, you know, i have done some of those things. i have horsed around with kids. i have showered after workouts. i have hugged them and i have touched their leg. without intent of sexual contact. >> sandusky is free on bail of $100,000. >>> it has been more than a week since 11 cars were destroyed by an erratic driver and now we finally get our first look at the police report. >> but the police account is vastly different from the sole eyewitness who tells her story to delia gongalves. she joins us live. >> reporter: the wrecked cars are gone but imagine the devastation when neighbors stepped out of their doors and saw about every -- nearly every car on this street demolished. well, residents say the reports that they we

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regular of the gloucester and family foundation and board member of the national back soon information center and was lee many opium that's right nikken a documentary filmmaker and producer of the greater good and great to have you both with us tonight into town so much for having us thank you what is a an amazing movie you put together and just the website for it was really quite remarkable what's the epidemiology of this part of sort of the mostly the epidemiology on vaccine you know what's i mean we're we're we're we're hearing that you know one in one hundred and something children is now born with autism or not early diagnosis whereas thirty years ago it was one in twenty thousand or something and there seemed using that as a possible connection but if you look at the science there are studies out there that show that there's a connection for instance between mercury and autism not necessarily mercury in vaccines but mercury and autism what's interesting though is that when that research is published it doesn't really make it into the mainstream media so when you look at those statistics

the national vaccine information center produced this video. yikts say they're an antivaccine advocacy group. the video gives tips for staying healthy without resorting to shorts. -- shots. delta airlines has not commented on the video being aired aboard flights. >> and attention walmart customers the largest retailer may be working on plans to become the largest health care provider. national public radio published a leak document sent from walmart saying walmart intends to open primary claire clinics in stores by 2014 when the president's health care overhauls are supposed to kick in meaning millions more people will have health insurance. walmart is denying plans saying document is overblown and incorrect. >> more new mothers find it harder to take maternity leave at work. about half of the new moms say they used some paid leave when they had babies but found number of women taking paid time off after having children has leveled off in last few years, some believe companies are more selective about granting paid maternity leave during an eco

the information policy center could not do its work without the census data. the work that we have done has been able to help document impact of latinos, asians, other immigrant groups in other states, what would happen if those folks were not there. if people do not participate, then all the great work they do, all the ways they contribute to the community are not going to be counted. nellie is right. it is about proving that these are communities that matter. >> if i could add, i think it is imperative for everyone to participate in the census. the census is constitutionally mandated. it is to get a picture of who our country is, who makes up our country, and that makes everyone. i think the recent proposed amendment in the senate -- which i have to say, and i want to say, it was soundly defeated -- the status requirement was just a way to intimidate. we should not be calling for it. i do not believe in a boycott on the census. the census count determines how many congressional representatives there are. it is used to figure out funding for counties. sometim

the cent sutter medical center informed millions about the security breach. names and addresses of more than 3 million clients of sutter medical, health records of approximately 1 million patients was also on the computer which was stolen last month at one of the foundation's sacramento offices. sutter says it's speeding up efforts to encrypt data but the information on the stolen computer had not been encrypted. >>> health watch, a fight between parents and their kids. how can you get them to watch less tv and become more active? now there's a new way to get kids to work out. dr. bruce hensel from our sister station in los angeles shows us. >> reporter: like many teens, 13-year-old debbie watches her favorite shows on tv. what's different? she has to pedal a bike in order to keep watching. this is one, two, three go tv. the bike trainer that attaches to any television. she has to spin the wheels on her cycle. the minute she stops the screen goes blank. >> she wants to see the ending she has to keep pedals. >> reporter: abbe's parents decided to get the devic

joan gillece, project director and principle trainer, samhsa national center for trauma-informed care, rockville, md; tonier cain, team leader and director of peer/consumer involvement, samhsa promoting alternatives to seclusion and restraint through trauma-informed practice, rockville, md; dr. h. westley clark, director, center for substance abuse treatment, substance abuse and mental health services administration, u.s. department of health and human serviceses, rockville, m; dr. maxine harris, ceo and co-founder, community connections, washington, dc. dr. clark, what is trauma and how do we define trauma? the definition of trauma is a little ambiguous, but it's tied to specific adverse events that a person may experience or a community may experience, including disasters, physical or sexual abuse, or witnessing the above-mentioned. it's of that nature, it could be psychological as well as physical, and there are a wide range of issues associated with the definition. very good, and what are the various sources of trauma? well, the sources are similar to the precipitant. it could be

, the law is designed to protect women from deceitful advertising and misleading information from crisis pregnancy centersrst resort pregnancy center says that the law is unconstitutional. they say the law singles out pro life centers and excludes those that provide abortion referrals. >>> and saying they live in the worst trailer park in san jose, with a sewage system that collapses during the rainy season, today we look at the claims. >>> and four million medical records, compromised. what was lost, what sutter is doing to notify patients. >>> and back here in moments, we'll tell you what is needed in the cold, with the five-day forecast f@ [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, you don't have to wait for black friday... ...start your holiday shopping this saturday! find 50% off all her favorite worthington styles... ...60% off j. ferrar looks he'll love... ...50 to 65% off sleepwear... ... and an extra 15% off gold jewelry, already 70% off! plus, with jcpcash get 10, 15 or $20 off! no exclusions! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make chris

suter health officials tell me that they are rushing now to end crypt all patients informs at all of the medical centers in the system. they urge patient to call them to see if their information was on that stolen data base. >>> energy secretary steve chu is set to testify tomorrow at a house committee hearing on failed fremont stolen panel maker. the energy department today released exerts of his prepared testimony. he says the government's loan to solyndra was subject to debate before it was approved. he was disappointed at their bankruptcy. they're investigating whether they benefitted from it. >>> a man is scheduled to make his first court appear tomorrow after firing a rifle at the white house on friday. 21-year-old oscar was arrested at a hotel about 70 miles east of pittsburgh. they believe this is the same man that fired an ak-47 at the white house friday night. president omaba was out of town at the time. his family reported him missing two weeks ago. he has a history of strange behey your. >>> google launched a new product that will help afternoon it's -- afternoon it's down load music service

abc 2 news.com and the center will be hosting another town hall meetings next week. that information also at abc 2 news.com. christian shafer, abc 2 news. >>> there's news tonight washington is getting involved. a senate committee is planning a hearing on whether stronger laws are needed to protector children but meanwhile, the mother of victim number one told our news he's been bullied severely. the psychologist counseling that victim says bullying is a concern for abuse victims. >> you wonder what kind of pushback or what kind of reaction and how far that reaction might go in terms of people in the community, will people be angry with you? >> while another allegation already served penn state, this one dates back to the summer of 2000 but we don't know yet it's not clear if jerry sandusky was involved in this. the pattersonville high school community is mourning a loss of one of its students. school leaders sent a letter home with students and it describes the sudden death of a student at the heartford county public schools. the crisis team is involved and stepping into help the st

lot of information coming in, and detectives were able to run with it. >> reporter: we had been talking about this was three elderly men these carjackings took place, it was at the shopping center. any more information we can gain, that you can tell us now about how this person was brought in, where things go from here? >> that's something i don't want to confirm now. even though we're only two hours away from a press conference, we're still confirming some details, and i want that to be released at the conference. >> reporter: captain paul starks, thank you again for talking with us. suspect in custody in these carjackings. he is 50-year-old henry levi sanders of landover, maryland. a press conference is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. that's the latest in rockville, tony, allison, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> another big story we're following, authorities in connecticut extradited the suspected east coast rapist back to virginia. >> he faced a judge via a video hookup and our stacey cohan is live at the courthouse with the new details. good morning. >> reporter: this was a brief hearing that started at 8:30 at the courthouse in manassas. aaron thomas appeared by video. h

information. >> we have already set up a joint terror defense center for islamist terrorism. which all authorities have asked to do to share their information. we want to set up something similar for right wing constrained as some. -- extremism. >> the interior minister says that he is considering a new attempt to ban the party, something that the opposition social democrats are calling for. >> this distinction between the npd which is deemed ok and the violent right-wing extremists is a delusion. there is a closely linked network between them. >> exactly how close those relationships are is currently under investigation. some lawmakers emphasized the need for the german public as a whole to stand up against racism. >> greece and italy are under pressure to show that they can deliver on the reforms of their debt. >> two gentleman with plenty of work to do helm. the new leaders of italy and greece, doing their best to ink -- to convince international leaders that they can contain the debt crisis in their country. mario monti met on tuesday with top officials in brussels just on

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i would say that like copernicus, information scientists have created a less human centered world. >> host: we are talking with author james gleick about his most recent book "the information". in el paso, you are on booktv. go ahead with your question. >> caller: thank you to c-span. i have a question for mr. gleick. i think you alluded to the eniac a few minutes ago. can you comment on how the eniac has had a role to play in the 1948 time frame you are talking about with all these other things that led to eniac in your opinion? >> guest: eniac was one of the early difficult computers. you have to imagine a giant room filled with thousands of vacuum tubes that would eat up and burn out in contrast to today's computers that run purely on silicon. in some ways it was the beginning of a story that led to smaller and more powerful computers and we know that story very well because we are living it and in other ways as you're suggesting, it was the end of another story. ancestors. you mentioned if i heard you correctly george school, the english logician in the nineteenth century to creat

host: some centers offer counseling and outreach services, the national center for ptsd has information about trauma. the award-related illness and injury studies center has mental health available. i would like to put the phone number on the screen again for the veterans affairs crisis line. if you or members of your family would like more information about dealing with mental health issues, you could call. we have a few minutes left. the next telephone call is from michigan, outside detroit. michael is a veteran. caller: i came out of the service in 1976. i went to work. i worked for years. the injuries i sustained in the military, up with me -- caught up with me. my only choice is the va and barbara -- an arbor health care system. you get an appointment three months from now. you get a new doctor every time. you have to start over again every time. it is a never ending merry-go- round. your issues never get solved. a lot of veterans get discouraged like i am right now. if they cannot do better, we just stop going. it is such a hassle. what is going to be done about it? what are you d

the center has filed hundreds of freedom of information requests for government documents and can show you how, too. another site that has great freedom of information tools is also the oldest nonprofit investigative news organization in the country. the center for investigative reporting has been dedicated to revealing injustice since 1977. they are funded by individual donors, as well. the investigative reporting that they have done has been used by media outlets all over the world. cir's newest venture is california watch. this major new reporting initiative to produce in-depth multimedia journalism is tailored just to the state of california. check back regularly for the latest stories, as well as web exclusives. these are two of the most respected investigative reporting sites with new media tools. frank. >> sonya, thanks. your money, which comes from foundations and donors, right--and you've got a fair bit of it, it's flowing right now? >> right. >> which is a good thing. why? >> i think the foundation world, which is predom--which is where we receive the bulk of our funds, under

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centers hope beyond december 31st. members of the council say they need more time and information before they believe that. >>> and one the activities in the center is magic. they're going to have to find more money or they have a new definition of an open rec center. >>> the budget chief said it could operate all the centers and reduced hours and staffing. now a spokesperson for the mayor said the process of trying to find the companies and charities is going on right now. >>> and matthew van dike is coming home. he is a journalist that's been fighting in libya. we spoke by e-mail with his mother. matthew was in the country reporting on the up rising. he spent eight months supporting the libyan rebels after being released from prison. he spent 166 days in solitary and we got a later from the mom saying he will be arriving at bwi saturday night. so he is finally heading home. >>> the holiday shopping season is upon us. looking for a jump start, we have a great reason and idea for you today. and we're live to tell bus a special gift and introduce us where the artists, i have to tell you i'm wearing the girl's tie this

. >> reporter: if you like more information on the baltimore child abuse center, find a link on the website abc2news.com and just look in the slide show and the center will be hosting another town hall meeting next week at the jcc in owings mills. corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> you wondering what to get your kids for the holiday season and we went to the experts to fine out -- find out what the hot ticket items will be. 5th graders weighed in on what they wand and it-- they wanted and 5th graders shows the top 25 items. they are all under $25. >> some people are having bad job situations, so, we want to get regular cheap toys. >> here are the top five according to the kids. number 5, a tie the pets and scooter pillow pets and nerf instrike in your of -- lawn up and zhu zhu pets and at 37 i love legos. hopefully none of the toys are on the dangerous list. the trouble in toyland report will be released today listing dozens of toys unsafe for a number of reasons including choking hazards too much lead paint and threats to the child. report leads to dangerous toys being removed from shelves and

centers open. members of city council say they need more information before they can believe that. >> one of the activities at the rec center is magic, they are going to have to find more money or they will have a new definition of an open rec center. >> reporter: tonight the budget chief said they could operate all the centers but some with reduced hours and staffing. a spokesman said that process of trying to find more companies and charities is still going on right now. abc 2news. >> its lights out for the occupy baltimore protesters. the city shut out power to the camp site. a spokesperson from the mayor's office said they did it remotely so that means businesses in the area won't be impacted. many the mayor's office said they did it out of concerns for public safety. apparently the protesters don't have the proper permit to use the outlets and when we caught up with them they were planning what to do next. >> its going to be a male, female, tent, coed. >> reporter: still remains to be seen if a lack of light and heat will be enough to drive them out of the tents and back to their homes. l. >> this is

information. reporting live in the interactive news center, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> you may be in for a rough day. the stormy weather can slow you down especially if you flying. brace for delays. rain and fog could impact some of the flights. we are checking the board at bwi and so far, everything is on schedule but as the day wears on crowds get bigger and weather worsens and you could be in store for a headache. best advice if you are is check with your airline for possible delays and give yourself plenty of time. now one of the things you also want to expect is along the east coast, thunderstorms and  rain also thick fog affecting some areas as well. parts of upstate new york and new england could see a mix of snow and freezing rain. but there's good news traveling with kids. tsa is now eased the rules for travelers. kids under 12 no longer had to take off the shoes when going through security checkpoints and the body scanner underwent an upgrade so it shows generic outlines of a human's body. >> he is probably about ready to go to sleep. when i tuged on his shoes and stuff it's better i

. >> reporter: if you would like more information on the baltimore child abuse center, log onto abc2news.comnd just look at the side show. the center will host another town hall meeting next week at the jcc in owens mills. corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> kids at an elementary school in baton rouge stumbled on a sight a woman naked body was found in the parking lot monday morning. police say it's a mystery. there are no obvious signs foul play or trauma and no word on how she got there or a immediate cause of death and an autopsy will be perform. >>> an ohio man is locked up in jail accused of spiking the coffee at a restaurant where he worked. he was spotted by the coworkerputting a substance into coffee. it was drug used to treat anemia in baby pigs. he face as number of charges. the restaurant says no customers were hurt. and the restaurant immediately fired the man. >>> one michigan mom what tough day when her toddlers got ahold of flour in the kitchen which proceeded to go all over the house. mom was not feeling so well show she stayed a little longer than usual in the rest room and when

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shepard: and the managing director of the washington institute described as a nonpartisan center for informationut the middle east and former senior director at the national security council where he developed strategies for preventing iran from building nuclear weapons. that did not go so well? >>guest: unfortunately, no, iran is closer and closetory having nuclear weapon. what this report demonstrates is, in fact, iran is almost at that threshhold, the weapon savings research that is described in extraordinary detail combined with the advances of iran on the uranium enrichment suggests they are getting closer despite the sanctions. >>shepard: what do you do now? try to get nations together that do not want to get together to put pressure on them? >>guest: you have to be careful not to do something for the sake of doing something. we have heard talk about sanctions but the question would be: what's the point? are the sanctions beginning to quips the iranian regime to change its approach to nuclear weapons and just incremental sanctions are not going to do that. so, i think we need to more credi