second period, john moore. slapper from the point goes top shelve past conklin. 3-1 jackets.t this time, the full metal jackets go on to win. 4-1, is the final. >>> the ducks and the blackhawks. jonathan toews, blackhawks start 1-0. patrick kane down the line. and marian hossa skiers. savard has the spin-a-rama. >>> you're up to date for now. don't forget, for all of your highlights, join us on "the highlight express," on espn news. >>> now, we turn to a mind-boggling multitasker. a man in spain, mast eerring the rubik's cube like nobody else. not only can dave calvo solve the cube. but he can juggle with two others and solve it with one hand. he holds, get this, four guinness world records, including solving two cubes at the same time while holding his breath under water. >> i can't even do one. >> that's somebody with a lot of time on their hands. very talented young man. >> we're jealous of you. >>> coming up next, "the pulse" this morning. a case of mistaken identity that left a woman in jail for almost two months. >>> and the halloween grinch. the denties who was offerin

boucher said to defend his w b a i v f w b o heavyweight belts against former cruiserweight champion john moore more mic on december tenth to school has thirty nine year old opponents has held the w.b.c. and w.p.a. unified world cruiserweight belts but it will be over a year since more makes last fight time the freshman steps into the ring with klitschko the ukrainian themselves stands a full fifteen centimeters taller than the man who use one all this heavy weight but since moving up to the weight in two thousand and nine lost form in july beating david haye the younger of the klitschko brothers seeking to make a winner a fifty seven from sixty votes in the earth. in tennis it's been a successful day for the russians in action at the china open on a sea of public trunk of a dance to the quarterfinals without having to even play well maria currently didn't with iran against tamira project muscovites currently dropping just three games against the austrian to make the last eight public chamber meanwhile will be well rested for her next clash with underage. after opponent the second seeded victor

john robey and christina moore pled guilty to felony child abuse and neglect. they said they put up dry wall near their children's bedroom to prevent their three girls from leaving. one of the young girls got out and ran to a neighbor for help. the couple told the police they needed a break. it will be sentenced in january. >>> the pentagon is finalizing policy on how to prevent and handle future cyber attacks. among those deciding who has the power to shut down the fence department computer networks of the terror group launches an attack. the head of u.s. cyber command says it plans to reduce the number of routes into the network so it is easier to monitor and hackin can be spotted in real-time. >>> a major construction project on the beltway in northern virginia tonight. work begins on the outer loop, just before telegraph road in alexandria. traffic will be reduced to just one lane so work can be completed on the wilson bridge project. all lanes will be reopened by 5:00 tomorrow morning. >>> still to come up -- it was good news, but find out why the social s

. >> john robey and christina moore are in drug rehab now at the prince william county jail. it is the substance abuse authorities believe that led the couple to do what they did to their daughters. 34-year-old john robey and 27- year-old christina moore pled guilty to three counts each of child a felony abuse and neglect. they were arrested in march after their daughters were found naked, covered in feces trapped in a bedroom by a five- foot high piece of drywall nails across the doorway. it has been the talk here ever since a breath. >> i did not know the people but i am a mom so it makes me sad. >> they were asleep when the police arrived and confiscated needles and drug paraphernalia. they are recommending three years' probation conditional on staying clean. >> it seemed to be a drug induced situation and the provision people seem to think they can be rehabilitated. >> christine m. gore had lost custody of two sons which fell asleep and toddlers wander off. >> i think they should go away for awhile. >> the three daughters have been placed with a foster family and are doing

christina moore and john michael roby pleaded guilty to child neglect. they told police they nailed drywall across the room in march because they needed a break. the children were 4, 2, and 2 months old at the time. prosecutors recommended a drug treatment program for the couple and probation. >>> the house will have trouble passing even small chunks of the president's jobs bill. it failed in a 50-50 vote last night in the senate, 10 votes shy of breaking the republican filibuster. a measure would have given funds to support jobs for teachers, police, firefighters, and other public offices. the white house says it would have saved or created 400,000 jobs, but republicans opposed it because it included a .5% tax on millionaires. >>> 4:35 the time right now. the president will be able to sign new free trade agreements today after rare bipartisan approval from congress. long-awaited agreements between colombia, south korea, and panama got the go ahead as south korea's president lee myung-bak arrived in washington last week for a visit. it's the biggest free

christina moore and john roney nailed a large piece of dry wall so the 1, 2, and 4-year- olds can't get out. they did it because they quote, unquote, needed a break. they pleaded guilty to three counts of felony chill abuse and neglect. the sentencing is in january. >>> a guilty plea from a former d.c. employee accused of stealing few hundred thousand dollars in tax refunds. mary ayre zanders was the city officer and admitted to wire fraud and transhitting the money to the bank account and friends and the cash came from withholding credits in taxpayers accounts and faces more than five years in prison in february and has to pay back the 400 grand to the district. >>> a well-known name in the d.c. area is running for city council. he's been an outspoken critic of the couple. next. >>> and now details of the man who set would animals loose in a community before taking his own life. what may have triggered the madness. more is coming up. time is 5:07 on this friday.  when you believe in the futurer, you're always looking ahead... to what's next, to what's possssible. confident that taki

prosecutors say christina moore and john roney nailed drywall so the children could not get out. they did it because they needed a break. they each pled guilty to three counts of felony child abuse and neglect. sentencing is in january. >>> as workers continue to assess and repair earthquake damage at washington national cathedral, mayor gray says he will ask the federal government to help pay for it. he hopes the feds will give the city $7 million to fix district buildings and 15 million for the national cathedral repair. matt ackland has more on that. >> reporter: already the bill for this project is over a million dollars. that simply is a drop in the bucket to what officials need to actually complete the project. that's why mayor gray was here. he got a quick to your then announced he would ask the federal government to foot the bill for the project. imagine the view high on top of the national cathedral. thursday special rappeling crews searched for more damage from the e as -- earthquake as officials below tried to figure out though pay for it. mayor gray got an up-close lo

john robey and christina moore admitted nailing a piece of dry wall across a doorway barricading her three young children inside a bedroom. the couple then went on a drug binge. >>> closing arguments expected today in the trial of a silver spring teacher accused of abusing her own students. susan burke was removed from her job of teaching first grade at green castle elementary after her arrest back in january. she denies the charges though that she hit and choked students when they misbehaved. >>> firefighters are trying to figure out what started a fire inside a farmers market last night. when crews arrive smoke was coming out of the two story warehouse near 6th and florida avenue in northeast. firefighters were able tofutti it out quickly and no one was hurt. >>> are you looking for an escape this weekend? coming up we're going to preview the new movies opening thumb weekend. >>> at 5:22, how you can join the movement to help people eat healthier. >>> we'll see how long we can avoid rain in the seven day forecast. keep it here. we'll be right back. >>> good morning and welcome back

apologies have not eased the tension and the visit by michael moore and national commentary, including the white house press secretary and comedian john stewart. and occupy oakland protesters planned strategy. and yesterday, the police chief defended the actions. >> i'm responsible for officer's actions. i fully support their ability to defend themselves. to defend the life and property of citizens that are trying to have a peaceful assembly. >> reporter: as you can see from those overhead shots from the helicopter, looking down on frank agawa plaza, there are quite a number of tens here and quite a number of people here. and obviously, it is not quite the crowd that we saw perhaps in the first week of this occupation, but the folks are out in numbers today, it is a pleasant night. they expect to be here tonight and for many nights to come, we understand. as this occupation here in oakland continues. ann, back to you. >> don, thank you very much. >>> and the iraq war veteran severely injured during tuesday night' occupy oakland protest is out of the hospital. highland hospital says 24-year-old scott olsen was discharged yesterday. his

moore said. people want to feel john kennedy or an fdr that he's fighting for the middle class and he's already callingent obama. and if he can sell that in ohio, he'll get re-elected. >> well, the last democratic president to get re-elected and the only one since roosevelt is bill clinton. sam, is that the right role to go? >> it's true. chris, i've been watching this show intently today. one of the interesting points people have raised is about independents. how do you win the independent vote? what we haven't asked is who are the independents? and today what they seem to be are what we used to call moderate republicans. that is speak who are alienated from the republican party because it's moved so far right. and obama needs to bring those into his camp the way he did in 2008. now, that doesn't mean he can't run in what some are calling kind of a progressive program, but he has to identify that as the sensible centrist one and pro tray the republicans as the extremists. roosevelt had the advantages of coming into office, advantage as it were, several years after economic catastrophe has happened. ob

moore has visited. and national commentary of the white house secretary. and comedian john stewart. helping to pump up the protest. near the may are or police officers were in sight today as occupy oakland protesters planned strategy. yesterday, chief howard jordan defended police actions. >> as the police chief, i am responsible for the actions. i fully support their ability to defend themselves, defend the life and property of citizens that are trying to have a peaceful assembly. >> now, one of the things that the protesters are doing, as they sit here in front of city hall, and by the way, they won't let us into the encampment area, just into the public areas, they said this is their home, they don't want us in their encampment, and the protesters are talking to one another, and repeating what is being said in order to put some amplification into their words, so that all the people can hear them. now, we do have here, there is another protest planned in march for 8:00 tonight, in connection with the oscar grant committee, and that of course can again protest alleged police brutal

moore is 84. a key figure in watergate president nixon's aide, john dean is 73. designer ralph lauren is 72. >>> singer usher is 32 and madonna's daughter, a fashion designer in her own right turns 15 today. happy birthday if it is your day, as well. >>> good morning, welcome back to 9 news now on our way to 5:45 this friday morning. rain today. sunshine tomorrow. >> got the als walk going on this weekend. a dog walk in potomac. >> skins are playing. >> going to be a good weekend. breezy, especially saturday. but the sun is going to return. we will be dry both saturday and sunday. i cannot say that about today though. more rain is moving in south and west of town. your bus stop forecast calling for the rain to return. showers a little bit of fog, north and west of town in the mountains, even that is getting a little bit better. 58 to 68. sunrise not until 7:16. here's a look at the day planner. showers and storms around this morning into the early part of the afternoon as winds go south to southwest .10 to 15. they are going to clear out by mid-afternoon. the win

. >> this is michael moore's most recent book, "here comes trouble." stories from my life. john in portland, oregon. you're on the air. >> caller: hey, michael. i've seen a few of your propaganda films over the years, and, i've noticed that you try to edit things so people think something happened when it didn't. and i wanted to specifically ask about fahrenheit 911. you have a section where you are asking congressmen to send their kids to iraq and one congressman, republican congressman said he had two nephews in afghanistan and you edited it so it doesn't respond and looks like he has no response and walks off. and, that is not what happened and i want to know why you didn't include his actual response if you are supposed to be a documentarian. >> thank you for that question. first of all, in that particular scene i had him a specific question and, i asked it of every congressman i ran into, republican or democrat. would you send your son, your son or daughter, to iraq and he wouldn't answer the question and instead, he tried to -- and a number of others did, too, oh, i have a

john f. kennedy and ronald reagan said we need a rising tide that helps all boats. steven mooreh "the wall street journal," david gergen senior political david gergen, senior political analyst at cnn and chrystia freeland, editor at thomson reuters digital. >>> the short-term financial future of the united states could be decided in the next month by 12 politicians in washington. i'll explain when we come back.. meineke's personal pricing on brakes. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> the clock is ticking for the super committee, the goal for six democrats and six republicans on the hill reduce our nation's deficit by at least $1.2 trillion over the next 10 years. this is a resident scholar at the american enterprise institute. norm, good to see you here. the committee's plan due in november, about thanksgiving, then to about christmas to vote on it. no change on whatever this committee decides. you wrote the super committee may have the fate of the world in its hand

moore on penalties and fails to go top of the what some call. titles on the allied knowledgeable world heavyweight boxing champion body mcleish announces face to face former cruiserweight great john locke moment in december. so let's start with football and russia face the barca to night in a match which could go a long way to determining their hopes of qualifying automatically for next year's euro trying to top finals in poland and ukraine a point should be enough or they could have got side with their final match against rock bottom dollar but as richard one four for reports they will be up against slovakia team which has nothing to lose. it's been a topsy turvy group campaign for the russians plenty of alt sundowns however which is too much to go to camp because men find themselves in a very healthy position two points clear at the top of the table and three ahead of friday's opponents of i can. still only hint than slow go north so it still does important for us to get a good result would you still need the points and the super slow work or slow work or get. the result of the dutchman has a clear bill of health with you does your calls and alexander and you cause of recoverin

john? >> yeah, it's a lot of money here at the distillery. about a billion dollars every year. now some folks in mooree bit of that to pay for the construction of schools, roads and bridges, new water treatment plant, new sewage plant. charles rogers is a local fellow, grown up here in moore county. he got the idea of a ballot initiative to head people vote on whether a $10 a barrel tax should be levied generals jack daniels. he said they made its reputation off the backs of the people in lynch berg and people here deserve some compensation. >> they created this image of this little old hamlet down here where this fantastic whiskey is made and the people didn't realize what was going on. they were being marketed all over the world as the place. >> now this ballot measure is before the tennessee general assembly, charles rogers is hoping he can get it on the ballot in time for the presidential primary on march 6. >> harris: all right. so that's the legal end. what are the reps saying? >> well, the folks here at jack daniels, as you can imagine, aren't too happy. they say they do enough for the town and

moore, retired combat army captain. the argument from mitt romney and a lot of the other candidates this weekend and john mccain and lindsaythers whom you served with in the senate a long time he should have negotiated a better deal with the iraqis, rather than with drawing completely. what say you? >> assuming we could negotiate a better deal. first of all i don't think the prime minister has an ability to persuade his own legislators to support him. we've provided a fledgling democracy, planted the seeds of democracy in iraq. they have not taken deep route but if a country says we don't want to you stay under terms we find acceptable i don't think a president has any choice. i'd like to see us stay longer until that democratic form of government really stabilizes, but on given a choice whether to stay or put my soldiers under iraqi control in terms of no immuni immunity, i would have the troops out tomorrow. >> and this is what leon panetta, one of your successors as defense secretary had to say traveling in asia. he issued this warning to iran about meddling in iraq. >> -- or iran or anybody else who has any other ideas

madison had represented john calhoun lacked the commanding talents, that he was not by nature and executive. but that morning, he was chief executive and commander-in-chief. moorewas five miles away and he wrote to need it. he and the rest of the road, which is still called bladensburg road, overtaking american units as they went. after an hour in the saddle, they came down a hill alongside an orchard and towards the bridge that led over the eastern branch to bladensburg made and only street and spec houses. and american horsemen waved them back. the president and the attorney general had written ahead of their own frontlines. the british were already entry in the towns the opposite direction. binder, monroe and armstrong were posted on the hill they had just descended to the rear. madison and rush broke that towards them. it was now about 1:00. there were 7000 americans on or near the field, a mixture of militia in regular plus 500 sailors who were still marching with kim and from the yard. more than enough to beat that the british if they were well-positioned and while that. if the americans crumbled here however, there is nothing to stop the enemy from takin

john in wyoming. we have a few minutes left with michael moore. >> caller: michael, i appreciate you having me on. i have a brief question about your opinion on barack obama. number one, he was investing the bush administration for war crimes. and he chose to go -- [inaudible] fails to launch an investigation. also, he chose not to prosecute folks engaged, even though murder trials proved they were just following orders. i were just like your opinion on that. >> guest: well, i wish the administration would have investigated by a special prosecutor. i think war crimes were committed. i think we were like you. i think that was the worst lie you can do when you're in public office. to tell a lie that lead the country to were. i don't know what was at stake. i think they wanted to do this. i think everything we've read and heard from people like richard clarke and their administration, they were talking about iraq the day after 9/11. that's why they couldn't find or get bin laden, so we will give obama credit for that. but i have been disappointed that president obama has not done that, but he's a dif