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. >>> also tonight, john walsh joins us from "america's most wanted". first, though, the shifting account of this man, penn state's wide receiver coach michael mcqueary, a grad assistant in 2002. that's when he said he walked in on sandusky raping a 10 or 11-year-old boy in a shower. according to the grand jury report, quote, went to his office and called his father, reporting to him what he'd seen, talking about mcqueary. then the next day, a saturday, he told joe paterno. about a week and a half later, according to the grand jury report, mcqueary was debriefed by athletic director tim curley and gary schultz. schultz, by the way, also oversaw the university police. now, there's no mention in the 23-page report that mcqueary ever contacted campus mreels or law enforcement or is there any mention that he tried to stop the rape or protect the children. yet now in an e-mail he sent, former penn state teammates, mcqueary is claiming he did both. quote, i did stop it, not physically but made sure it was stopped when i left that locker room. in the e-mail wh

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"america's most wanted host" john walsh. >> we got so many tips.was amazing. we got over 200 solid tips. here was a guy the fbi spent over a million dollars looking for, not gotten one tip. we got 200 tips in one night. >> i think "america's most wanted" did a great job. they went out and got frank bender to do a bust. they made the show, a presentation to catch a criminal. and it went to the one person who was able to say, i know this man. >> that person turns out to be wanda flattery of aurora, colorado. when she sees the bust, she knows the man. she knows him as robert clark, a former neighbor who had recently moved out of state. flattery's son-in-law calls in the tip to "america's most wanted". >> i read the tip sheet wanda's son phoned in. and he was, like, certain. i know this man, robert clark, he lives at this address, but didn't give great detail about other personality things. >> the address that the flattery family gives to "america's most wanted" is in richmond, virginia. >> when that tip came in, the phone operators, one in particular,

bring that sort of military control to the united states and a very very ugly congressman joel john walsh the tea party favorite also known as the deadbeat dad congressman who owes more than a hundred thousand bucks in child support went on the attack against military veterans over the weekend at a town hall meeting on saturday wash called occupy wall street patriots spoiled and pampered and argued that they are advocating anti-american solutions and he even took aim at the veterans who joined the move. but let me say. this was. the. cause i. said to. her i told. him yes. but he. who would be. silly. to follow. the. of all the thing is to call our nation's military veterans socialists and don't understand this country is a top of the list for congressman joe walsh and i don't think you can chalk this gaffe up to too much because it's just very very out. after the break occupy wall street produces another iconic image of this movement is following in the footsteps of another successful movement i still easy. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who needs decision. made w

>> holy john walsh. >> reporter: i thought it only happened on tv.s wanted for the murder of a 79-year-old man in missouri. he was on the run for 15 years. he's been on america's most wanted, twice. >> he stated he saw his picture on america's most wanted and was tired of running. >> reporter: did he say what he was doing in washington? >> i asked how long he had been in the district of columbia? he said 20 minutes. he came to turn himself in. >> reporter: why did he turn himself in today? it's a special day for him. today is his birthday? >> yes it is. >> reporter: he turned himself in on his birthday? >> yes, he did. >> reporter: what do you make of that? >> i don't know. i thought it was my birthday. >> reporter: easy arrest? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: easiest you ever had? >> by far. i wish they were all that easy. >> reporter: celebrating his 42nd birthday in the central cell block. i'm pat collins, news 4 washington. >> he is expected to appear before a judge tomorrow. >>> police released a video hoping to help find suspects. this is a photo fro

>> holy john walsh. >> reporter: i thought that only happened on television.e's wanted for an armed robbery of a 79-year-old man in missouri. turns out, he's been on the run for 15 years. he's even been on "america's most wanted." twice. >> he stated he saw his picture on "america's most wanted" and was tired of running. >> reporter: did he say what he was doing in washington? >> i asked how long he'd been here? he said 20 minutes. he came here specifically to turn himself in. >> reporter: why did he turn himself in? today is a special day for him. today is his birthday? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: he turned himself in on his birthday? >> yes, he did. what do you think of that? >> i don't know i thought it was my birthday. >> reporter: easiest arrest? >> by far the easiest. i wish they were all that easy. >> reporter: william roman celebrating his 42nd birthday in the central cell block. a court hearing scheduled tomorrow. jim, back to you. >> all right. made it look easy. pat collins, thank you, pat. >>> travel everies who pass through the airport will see bi

we'll also speak with john walsh from "america's most wanted."eak with jeff toobin, mark geragos and sunny hostin. that and the ridiculous. >>> we need you to get involved to make sure our next president is based on substance. >> not sound bites. >> check out our dad at jon 2012.com and follow us on twitter. ♪ i will america ♪ one voice united >> a slightly unorthodox campaign video from the huntsman daughters. ladies, welcome. i can tell you you're already having a good effect here. i'm reading a tweet that says, thanks piers morgan, hubby pier angels and lost a vote for herman cain. >> oh, my goodness. we're doing what we can. >> let me turn to your father a moment. jon, a rather unusual campaigners here, are they good or catastrophe in your campaign. >> watch it, dad. >> we'll have to let the historians answer that. here's the reality in my life, piers, i get five hits on youtube. they put on this cornball youtube spoofing another candidate's campaign and they get millions of hits. >> maryann, i loved that video. i tweeted to that effect. i th

>>> plus, here's a good lesson from republican john walsh on how not to treat a constituent. >> hang on. >> quiet for a minute. quiet for a minute! >> what did i say -- >> or i'm going to ask you to leave. you need to listen. i'm going to ask you to leave. >> well, we've seen that before. what got joe walsh so upset? we'll find out in the "side show." and recognize this guy? >> i'm chris matthews of msnbc's "hardball," with me is senator barack obama. thanks for spending a few moments with us. you, sir, are great. >> i don't think that's me, but it's the best he can do, that's darrell hammond doing me on "saturday night live." hammond joins us tonight with his new book. >> let me finish tonight with a strong american performance of hillary clinton. >>> we start with the reversal of fortunes out there. mark halperin is a senior political analyst, and willie brown is a former mayor of san francisco. mark, you look at all these, and here are some of the highlights from last night's elections. in ohio, by two to one, voters soundly rejected an anti-union law that limited collective barga

we'll speak with john walsh and our panel. politics, digging deeper on current presidential candidate newt gingrich's very lucrative consulting work for freddie mac, the same freddie mac he chastised former presidential candidate john mccain for taking money from. those stories and tonight's ridiculous at the top of the hour. >> anderson, thank you so much. >>> bizarre details about the mother of a baby missing in washington state and the website she may have signed up for just before her child disappeared. >>> a woman severely injured in a teenage stunt gone wrong. her life almost ended. but this is a story of recovery. we'll be back. i trade on tradearchitect. this is web-based trading, re-visualized. streaming, real-time quotes. earnings analysis. probability analysis: that's what opportunity looks like. it's all visual. intuitive. and it's available free, wherever the web is. this is how trade strategies are built. tradearchitect. only from td ameritrade. welcome to better trade commission free for 60 days when you open an

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the show has presented elizabeth's story in the past and its host, john walsh, is excited to feature. it reenergized the case. here was something contrary to what police believed, here was something new to the case, here was a composite by little mary katherine. she was the only witness to elizabeth's abduction. everyone should have taken her seriously. >> emmanuel is identified as brian david mitchell. >> we got the tip from his ex-wife. that's not a guy named emmanuel. that's a horrible guy named brian david mitchell. he's a street preacher. he's a creep. >> a disturbing portrait emerges of the two, who were married in 1985 and active in the mormon church, but family members report that his religious zeal ultimately became something more extreme. at the same time his face is being broadcast nationwide on "america's most wanted," mitchell is cooling his heels in a san diego county jail cell. elizabeth later testified mitchell had gotten drunk and passed out. he said he had broken into one of the churches that was in lakeside, and he woke up the next morning and found himself in, lik

jonathan writes for "new york" magazine and john walsh is editor at large for salon.tapped into our very being here. first of all, joan, i want to ask you, what do you think when you read this article, just to get -- i like you so much i want to -- when you read that it was your psychological condition that is the problem, not the president's track record, what did you think? >> i was very irritated and dissatisfied, chris. i got really angry. apparently that's my nature, jonathan says. no. it's crazy. >> you're one of those professional progressives, right? >> professional left, always whining. joe biden wants me to stop whining, too. okay. look, first of all, liberal democrats, let's be clear, liberal democrats are very happy with this president, and they were happy with president clinton too. [f you look at the gallup weekly tracking poll, go all the way back, very far back, i mean, obama stays in the 70s, goes up into the 80s with liberal democrats. >> let me go with that. joan, you've perked me up here. i'm going to challenge you and you can tell me what you're t

. >> brian: john walsh is coming after you, but first he's coming to us, here live. >> steve: he's threatening their attention. >> gretchen: and senator pat toomey, the republicans were talking again yesterday. members of the super committee. >> brian: got back together. >> gretchen: we'll get the inside

. >> brian: john walsh is coming after you, but first he's coming to us, here live. >> steve: he's threatening their attention. >> gretchen: and senator pat toomey, the republicans were t

walsh is here on the rebirth of newt. >> you're the first domino. >> yep, this is our moment. >>> tonight, wisconsin voters get their moment. john nichols of "the nation" is here for a countdown to the walker recall effort. >> i'm really t'd off that the public school system doesn't teach history anymore. >> bill o'reilly has historians t'd off. it turned out bill o.'s new book on lincoln has some problems with the facts. >> i want to remind you not to make statements you can't back up on this network. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. alleged child rapist jerry s sandusky is defending himself claiming he's not a pedophile. and mike mcquery who might have stopped a 2002 incident now claims he did. in an interview with bob costas yo for "rock center," sandusky said, i'm innocent of these charges. i could say i've done some of those things, i've horsed around with the kids, i've showered after workouts. i have hugged them and i have touched their legs without intent of sexual conduct. sandusky said. when costas asked him if he had done anything wrong, sandusky said, i shouldn't have showered with those kids. another hug

walsh claims he apoll yankeesed for the woman for getting too passionate in the debate. >> passionate. okay. >>> the washington redskins are getting set to head south. the showdown with johnformer team, the miami dolphins. >> are they going to find sunshine? are they going to find another loss? both? who knows. dave ross is up with our friday trouble fast. we'll also check weather and traffic so stay with us. us.  aaron, you're all set. great, thanks. mike, thanks for doing that discount double check. you saved us hundreds. what was that? the discount double check? it's when we comb through your policies and make sure that you're getting all the discounts you deserve. no, i get that part, but you guys are doing my move. the discount double check move? that's my touchdown dance. so you're a dancer? no, i'm a quarterback. oh, a quarterback. mrr. i'm a robot. mm, mm. ee, er, ee, er. get out of here. [ male announcer ] aaron rodgers got his. how about you? rodgers! discount double check! [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. >>> we take a look out over the city. the skyline of the city. as much of a skyline as we have in washington. it's monuments. you have

walsh of vermont. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> the president was out reminding the public that 72% of americans support his jobs bill. meanwhile, mitch mcconnell and johnid there are 15 bills being held up by senate democrats. what's wrong with those bills? they blame the president for a failure to act. are boehner and cantor right on that? >> no, they're not. the bills are pretty much political documents. trying to clamt it through imagine of getting rid of some regulations like the clean air act or letting mercury be labeled as something that is healthy for that you will create jobs and it won't. we have a big problem. people are not going to work. they don't have jobs. and it is because of a lack of demand. it is because of a debt overhang and deleveraging. because of the housing bubble and we have to address those problems very directly. >> you mentioned mercury. can you explain that? what's the issue about mercury? >> well, the republicans in the house passed legislation that basically is doing away with the clean air act. there is almost a premise in there that we can get rid of global warming or health hazards bypassing a law saying it doesn't c

walsh, always a pleasure. good to have you with us. >>> scott walker is pulling out all stops to save his job, and the recall hasn't even started yet. johning up with the latest, and it is interesting. ♪ [ dentist ] chris thinks the best way to live life... is to dig right in. and i'd have to agree, but as his dentist i know that if you're going to taste the best life has to offer, you're going to have to brush with a great brush. you need the toothbrush that more dentists like me use -- oral-b. trust the brush more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. life opens up when you do. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." can wisconsin pull an ohio? well, when the clock strikes midnight in wisconsin tonight, thousands will begin a campaign to recall union busting governor scott walker from office. more than 20,000 people have trained to kick off a petition drive asking for walker's removal. organizers have 60 days to get 540,000 valid signatures in order to force a special election. sdot walker has already started a defense. the walker campaign is running $300,000 in television ads throughout the state of the wisconsin. no one should be surprised

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