john douglas said they could have easily been him, but work kept him from going. >> i feel very lucky because i had my check in my pocket as well. >> this table be extra cautious in their own business as police continued their search for the suspect. police say there were a lot of people in the store and witnesses to the cry. if he saw anything or know anything, they want to hear from you. >> family and friends gathered this morning to remember former raven's player orlando brown. he was found dead in his inner harbor, late last month. medical examiners determined he suffered from undiagnosed diabetes and die from quito acidosis. >> police said the 20 year-old driver of a chevy impala crossed a double yellow line of the area of return to 58. a car hit a ford truck had on. officials pronounced the driver dead at the scene. the man driving the truck headed to prince george's, center with serious injuries. >> three people are recovering after a head-on collision in cecil county. the victims were flown to shock, with what is described as non- life threatening injuries. the roads reopened

. >> and john douglas says it could have been him, but his work kept him from going. >> i feel lucky because i had my check in my pocket, too. i feel very lucky. >> they say they will be extra cautious as police continue their search for the suspects. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> one person is taken to sinai hospital after an accident in northwest baltimore. sky team 11 was over the scene at the intersection of park heights avenue and peekny road. the fire crew says 22 members were called to the scene to assist in the rescue. >> sky team 11 was on the scene of a collision on route 1 near greenmont road and rising sun. the victims were taken to shock trauma with nonlife-threatening injuries. no word on what caused that accident either. >> two juveniles arrested and police looking for the person behind the wheel of a pick-up truck that was used to whip a speed camera out of a -- out of the ground. it was then used to wheel through the field of a high school. >> this is what's left of a speed camera that was ripped out of the ground. the pole and camera itself sit as evidence of balti

john douglas said it could have been him rblingts -- him, but his work kept him from going in that morning. >> i feel lucky. i have my check in my pocket, too, so i feel very lucky. >> police continue their search for the suspects. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> one person was taken to sinai hospital after an accident in northwest baltimore. sky team 11 was over the scene at the intersection of park heights and pinkny road after 5:00 friday afternoon. 20 crew members were called to the scene to assist in that rescue. >> sky team 11 was over the scene of a head-on collision in cecil county on route 1 near greenmont road and rising sun. the victims were flown to shock trauma with non-life-threatening injuries. no word on what caused this accident as well. >> police are looking for the person behind the wheel of a pick-up truck that was used to rip a speed camera out of the ground. it was then dragged dragged through the field -- it was then dragged through the field of a high school. >> this is what was left of the speed camera at sparrows point. police say it was pulled on the ground. it si

john. i didn't get that last part. >> take us forward. what happens in these lincoln-douglas debates. are they a game changer here?> well, i think that, number one, there probably won't be a whole lot of cameras there to report it gavel to gavel. i don't know what you're planning to do. i'm not sure my organization will be there. it sounds like in some ways a bit of a stunt. the fact that you've got two out of -- what are we up to, eight or nine candidates debating head to head? that's great, but we're not at a point where it makes sense there are just two people debating when no vesavbe ct,o agenda next week? >> what's happening here next week, you're asking? >> i said, what is on the president's agenda next week? >> oh, the president's agenda next week. what the white house is talking about is going back on the offensive with some of the talk about the jobs bill as well as rolling out more of these initiatives that only the white house can do without any need for help from congress, because they're not expecting to get it. you know, they've also begun going on the attack, by wathe w. you've heard the white house

john haley to introduce them. we have frank lem, an electronic minutes system supervisor, here for 21 years. the able leader at the presidio. wun wong, with 18 years of service. douglas glee, electronic trances it -- assistant supervisor of the 21 years. ms. peterson, 21 years of service. more years than i have days. [laughter] myra tellabs and nim lem, with years of service given to the people of san francisco, it is all extraordinary. the work that they did to drive down the generation of waste is what we are recognizing today. thank you and congratulations. >> thank you. i will actually turn the microphone over and i will say only two things. one, you do not get the kinds of results that they got by not being passionate at the job. please make sure that you dispose of your waist before you leave. [laughter] i will say that the extraordinary effort described started but a banana peel. -- with a banana peel. [laughter] >> that afternoon, all. i was asked by my supervisor to be the zero waste coordinator. i found a free card for recycling, composting, and waste. i saw the opportunity to spread the word. it was automatic. i hope the other people would see it as well.

he wrote a children's biography of john muir, and here he is the supreme court justice. what douglas would do is do walks. not sit-ins like in the civil rights movements. he'd gather a gun. of people and say let's save the canal, let's save the beaches along the olympic and washington state. and douglas also was very close to the kennedy family and was a promoter of racial -- [inaudible] so by 1960 douglas is a big influence on why we have the arctic wilderness saved. in the '60s he's sort of seminal with secretary stuart udall, bobby kennedy, john f. kennedy on making people understand that conservation and environmentalism was good for public health, that people needed this, that we needed clean air and clean water, and that species needed to be saved. we once had a billion passenger pigeons. there's not one alive today. but a species like the polar bear, for example, who are very stressed right now, the american public has to say, no, enough's enough. we need these species. you saw a minute ago i have three little kids running around here. all little kids love an halls and wildlif

douglas besharov douglas, you mentioned that a problem is that they cannot escape poverty. there's not enough to pull them out. guest: johnnedy said a rising tide raises all boats. we set for 40 years after, some of the boats are stuck at the bottom. but the underlying truth was that the best anti-poverty programs is a strong economy. and we cannot do the things that peter mentioned without a stronger economy. we're depending on these numbers, up 30% poorer as a nation than we were just 10 years ago. unless we get our economy back on track, unless we raise the underlying employment rate, we cannot continue to increase and debt-poverty programs. host: our guest will be less rigid with us for about 40 more minutes. perhaps some personal stories on poverty. we're following up on the big census report from september. we have to tell if it -- telephone numbers on the bottom of the screen. there/time zone. -- they are/times and. our guests are douglas besharov and peter edelman. digging and to some of the report, when news the world of welfare, is this a single program or generalize concept? guest: that is almost a trick questi

presidential candidate john mccain proposed the government buy up home mortgages that exceeded the value of houses. then reissue them at market value. we got killed is the quote from douglas holtz-eakin who made the proposal. the tea party movement took over after cnbc after a tirade in february, 2009 >> speaking on politics on this that is what the financial times writes about this morning. obama lays down election marker. president barack obama series of announcements on new ways to stimulate the economy are as much about laying down a marker for next year's presidential election as they are about serious policy initiatives. the larger aim of mr. obama >> here's president obama yesterday in nevada on this. >> people out here don't have a lot of time or patience for some of the nonsense going on in washington. any member of congress thinks there is no unemployed workers or no down on their luck neighbors in their district that would benefit from the proposals in the jobs bill, then they better think again. they should come and talk to the families out here in nevada. these members of congress who aren't doing the right thing right now, they still have a chance to take me