>> well, that is a problem, keith. i agree with richard. the economy is not strong enough right now. it's not nearly as strong as it was in the 1990s when bill clinton did succeed in raising taxes. right now for the vast middle class, no, you don't want to raise faxes but when it comes to people at the very top, they are doing fine. they're getting bonuses, their wages are going up. they're doing wonderfully well, even now and so they cannot only afford a little bit of a tax increase, but also they need to participate in this long-term problem of getting the deficit under control. >> what do you think of this warner plan, what senator mark warner says, spend 70 billion but do it on job intersent advising. >> everybody is in favor of it and i like the idea in principle. the problem is, businesses are already sitting on about a trillion dollars of cash and they are not building jobs. they are not incentivizing anybody except more mergers and acquisitions and buying back their shares of stock and actually taking the money abroad and creating m

because your question is relates to keith olberman and msnbc's decision to suspend keith olberman. the issue really isn't about whether or not the rules are wrong or right. as of yesterday or whenever they made the decision, the rules were what they were. and msnbc, and therefore, he should have been suspended and i believe he should have been fired. you can debate tomorrow as to whether or not their rules are wrong or not. but you can't make excuses and say, well, other people make donations and we need disclosure for -- full disclosure. msnbc has to abide by what their rules were. i agreed with the rules 100%. and i think i'm just -- on the one hand i'm shocked that he would even believe he could get away with it. i guess he must have thought he could get away with it. host: what do you think about anybody, though, the stimlar people in his position who make political contributions. should they all be treated the same? caller: yes. no matter what your -- i mean, i believe the best media folks in his position are -- they keep their affiliation, their party affiliation. they should

for now live in east baltimore, keith daniels, fox 45 news at 5:30. -p>> thank you, keith. >>> an attack on a news crew caught on tape. witnesses say mourners in florida got upset when a reporter interview aid family member. that's of a mourner walked up to the crew member and punched him in the face. cameras from another tv station were rolling at the time ann caught the entire thing. the photographer wasn't seriously hurt. two people were arrested. >> a handicapped man is being held a hero tonight after coming to a clerk's rescue. larry scott king was shopping in a canadian convenience store of a robber suddenly demanded cash from the store clerk. surreillance cameras catch the whole thing here. larry catches the suspect in a headlock subduing him until the clerk calls 911. good for you, lar. wow. >>> to honor veterans''day this week we are absoluting our hometown heroes. >> julia her issue sent in her picture of her husband taken on their wedding day. >> wayne sent in this photograph of his nephew jonathan fisher. he's in the navy and getting ready

congrats to keith olbermann for a nomination to the u.n. security council. sorry, conan.obody tells me anything around here. let's play oddball. we begin in poland where over the weekend the finishing touches were put on the world's largest statue of jesus. by that i mean they put his head on. this big freaking statue is now the largest structure of jesus in the world surpassing christ the redeemer in brazil. the statue stands 170 feet high including the golden crown and gives you a chance to say without anybody being able to criticize you, jesus christ, that's a big statue. in florida, dr. lewis stein just turn 107 years old. there is only one way to appropriately celebrate, dancing. he celebrated with a centenarian shuffle. someone has an appointment to see the doctor tomorrow. time marches on. >>> the father of the tea party goes after michele bachmann. chris hayes on what's in the teapot next. >>> as far as straight-up conservativism goes there isn't much daylight between michele bachmann and her opponent in the race to be the next house republican spokesperson but mi

howard, good evening. >> good evening, keith. >> let me start with you, keith.bsolutely not, and here is why. i believe you made a serious mistake, keith, with these democratic donations, beyond the question of whether you knew about the nbc policy. there has to be some kind of line separating journalist from partisan players. i would say giving money to politicians on that line. how about writing speeches on the side from politicians? at some point if you cross this line i'm talking about, you're no longer one of us, you've become one of them. >> greg, is the question actually yes or no or is it when? >> well, i think the horse left the barn many, many years ago. and it really -- we're focusing on donations now, but it really started several years ago when straight news reporters would start going on cable news, were actually encouraged by their editors to blog, do online chats, express their views and opinions, that went far beyond their news articles. we're sort of boiling it down to donations now, but it was actually -- it started quite some time ago that re

seems as if the channel can't really decide whether or not to embrace its partisan side led by keith olbermann and rachel maddow or hark back to its days as an objective news network we're going to speak with the coeditor of media bistros t.v. newser about m.s.m. bases identity crisis then in a somewhat surprising move the tea party and progressives have come together to protest the growing defense budget is the glaring hint that something has to be done about the way the government spending its money if both sides agree we're going to host a panel to discuss this rare political merger then it looks like the start treaty has come to a standstill republicans want to hold off voting on the tree making obama's top foreign policy success well unsuccessful so republicans really willing to put our national security at risk just for a political victory we're going to speak about the treaty with joe cirincione from the ploughshares fund and we all know that the u.s. has a relationship with their neighbor cuba and the recent shake up in congress doesn't really signal that we're going to be ge

♪ >> we're back now with more of "today" on a wednesday morning, the 17th day of november, 2010, keithrban rocking our studio here and you're going to hear more music from keith coming up a little later on. >>> out on the plaza on what's turning into a beautiful day, a little windy but beautiful here in the northeast. i'm here with tamron hall and al roker. natalee is in buckingham palace in london where all the action today. after the announcement of william and kate, there's a little bit of a media presence here? >> reporter: they have been expecting this engagement for a long time. it's been widely reported in some media outlets here for a while as well as you know with a proposal that happened back in october, but we're of course only finding out all the details now. but it's been widely reported that this was sort of a secret engagement, but the world media has descended here and this is a little glimpse or glimmer of what's to come over the next couple of months. the wedding could happen as soon as spring or summer. wedding plans are fast in the works and a lot of anticipation an

. >> keith daniels live in northeast baltimore where a neighborhood is in pieces tonight. keith? >>well, the, jennifer, live at the dutch village apartments, on the plymouth roadside. we're standing right across from one of the hardest hit buildings here. take a look. storm winds, peel the roof off. causing siinificant damage. now, in total, nnarly 360 units of damage here. 16 buildings are condemned. including the one behind me. and each condemned building has about 54 units. now innall, nearly 250 rrsidents have been displaced, including one man that ttied to return to his apartment today, to salvage what he could. >> well, came back to see if i could get my car, i mean, i got medicines in my apartment. i am a heart patient. - cannot get it. red cross trying to help, you know. and i cannot get my car, or go into he apartment until tomorrow. >> now, we are back live. in the meantime, the clean up. all day and night. down trees have been removed from the streets. tonight the mayor has issued a local state of emergency to protect people and property affected by the storm. a curfew

thanks, great to see you. >> thank you, keith. >>> the good news, you're going to mars.not coming back. ahead on "countdown." >>> how do you explore other planets at half the price? it's simple, go there and don't come back. that modest proposal ahead. >>> first the sanity break and the tweet of the day and it's from may be. i'd like to remind you all that beck is slang for pot in portuguese. actually the online brazilian slang to english says beck means marijuana cigarette. more importantly, my god, there is an online brazilian slang to english translating dictionary. let's play "oddball." >>> we begin in the united kingdom. maria holland has broken the record for radio broadcasters under water. radio station that caters to a key demographic, people staying at the hospital. she was on the air under water for 4 hours and 4 1/2 minutes breaking the previous record by nearly one hour. besides playing music, she also had a bowling competition and a spirited game of darts. but many people think it was all a ploy to salvage her sinking ratings, which have clearly gone into th

thank you so much. >>> keith boykin, pat buchanan, sow nia nelson. the bacon, friday fry if up in a pan, she's everyone's renaissance woman. >> that, she is. i'm not convinced sarah palin is running for the president of the united states. i don't see it happening. i think this woman is incredible in this regard, however, she has had a book that brought in millions of dollars. she's got her on tv show. she's a fox contributor. she is a rock star in her own right to take her own words and she's making a lot of money for her family and nobody in the palin family's going to have to work for generations if she keeps this up. i'm not sure it's all about politics. i think this woman's a businesswoman and exploiting the season of her life that's bountiful. >> unfavorable rating which has gone past 50%. 52%. pat, i'm going to guess, maybe you're old school, is this the way you run for president these days? >> i'll tell you, it's certainly the way she ought, if she is running for president. >> you think it's a good idea if she's running for president to do thi

it looks like connolly was able to hold off keith fimian once again. as you may remember, the two ran for the same seat two years ago and connolly won by 12 points. this race was much closer and he was one of the few democrats to hold onto his seat here in virginia where three others lost to their republican challengers touring the election. connolly already made a victory speech on election night. fimian though is expected to make his announcement sometime today so after that, we do expect to hear from connolly's camp once again. we are live mere at the fairfax county government center. -- we are live here at the fairfax county government center. . >>> a local school district is taking a tough stance on sexting. if parent are not paying attention, the school system says it will. >> our kids are not always capable of thinking beyond and thinking, okay, wait, what is the worst case scenario. i need to stop and think, what are the consequences for this action? >> in addition to the school rules, the county sports team are also shutting down sexting. high

good evening to you, e.j. >> how are you, keith? >> not bad. looking for explanations here as usual. did sorros jump hit? threaten to jump hit? is it a warning shot? or is this really has the second-level interpretation seems to suggest? not about president obama but about these third-party, outside party groups? >> well, you know, i think george sorros is a lot of other progressive activists except he seems to be worth about $1 billion or $2 billion more than a lot of activists. there was a lot of frustration that the election was lost, that democrats and the presidented included didn't carry the argument very well. but i think there is something important about this second-level explanation. i think after 2008, a lot of progressives who had been organizing a lot of different things during the bush years felt, all right, there's a democratic president, a democratic congress thar, they take care of things. then they got out-argued and out-sound bitten throughout that period. there is as happens when people lose elections, there is is a lot of l

msnbc wept with the all liberal -- we heard rachel maddow say keith is out of the closet as liberal.tend to criticize democrats but continue obama from the left. >> and fox criticizes from the right, which makes the new income bentd congress interesting. the difference when they have a big news night, they should probably have more news anchors than -- >> or give up the news anchors and just have an opinion. >> yeah. >> i am dying to know who said that to mark mckinnon, but i was not able to beat out of him. >> off camera, howie. >> mark mccakinnon, lynn suite, thanks. >>> up next, conan's comeback. bill carter on whether he can make it on basic cable. ♪ where'd you learn to do that so well. ♪ ♪ where'd you learn to do that so well. ♪ the new cadillac srx. the cadillac of crossovers. cadillac. the new standard of the world. down the hill? man: all right. we were actually thinking, maybe... we're going to hike up here, so we'll catch up with you guys. [ indistinct talking and laughter ] whew! i think it's worth it. working with a partner you can trust is always a good decision. massmu

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i want to welcome keith jeffery to has come to talk about his new book. he is a professor of history from queen's university in belfast and was commissioned and the secret intelligence service is a proper name as i understand it mi-6 was the cover name as adopted from the second world war and just stock and james bond has done his part bidding inter-american muybridge. the book is a history of the first 40 years the secret service theo's very strongly that all of the activity post 1949 are still too close back in our history to be accessed by the public. so this evening we will have an evening of disguises and forgery and invisible ink. which were the stock and trade of mi-6 and as one of the members, i don't think the was strictly a member but a friend of many members was ian fleming. and he spent a lot of time with these spies and one of the wants was harry charismatic and his name was wilfred. he had a fluent russian speaker and in the 1930's head of the paris station and was known for chasing pretty women and driving fast cars and for his tremendous c

keith daniels is in talbot county where there is talk of banning the beverage. keith? >>well, the, the drink is called four loko. the woman's name is courtney spurry. nnw we are here in anne and talbot county where friends and family gathered for a candle light vigil. many burnt out now. but some are burning in memory of a young woman they say with a fatal connection to a controversial drink. no it is a cheap fruity tasting alcoholic drink with a punch of nearly five, 12-ounce beers. courtney's parents believe she was driving under the influence of four loko when she crashed her truck at 4:00 saturday morning. on side michael's road in easton. troopers say the truck crossed the center line, hit two utility poles and then flipped several times. now courtney's parents want the controversial drink ban in maryland. >> because i don't want people going through what i am going through. losing a child. just because of this drink. >> the state of michigan and washington state have already banned the drink. on the eastern shore, keith daniels, fox 45 news "late edition." >> ear

good evening, sir. >> keith, what a youman you are to do all those plugs for me.t's only the first and second times. we'll get to the third set of plugs later in the show. christine o'donnell is a wonderful place to start. do you take any comfort in the fact america did not elect her or angle in nevada or in fact did not elect a majority of the tea partyers? >> well, i'm a cockeyed optimist, keith, so of course i take a lot of comfort in that. yes, i think america did draw a line and when the nuts started falling out of the nut bag this year they said, yeah, even us, the electorate of america, the crack baby that we are, is going to say enough is enough. they did it, by theç way, also think with campaign ads. you can say almost anything in a campaign ad, but they did not like alan grayson calling his opponent taliban dan. they didn't like the aqua buddha of rand paul's opponent. but yeah, i thought -- you mentioned sharron angle. i thought that was a good race to be the epitome for what was going on in america. here you had harry reid who, of course, we all know

keith fimian has conceded. julie kerry joins us now with details. >> reporter: election night, fewer than 600 votes separated connolly and fimian. the incumbent democrat's lead grew. today, keith fimian announced he will not pursue a recoun >> we believe we would prevail. >> rorter: jerry connolly clared victory election night. even though he had a razor thin lead. fimian has conceded, connolly can celebrate again. >> there were four competitive races in virginia, only one was left standing and you're looking at it. a doctor's visit revealed a blood clot in anrtery that's been treated. he insists it won't interfere with his work on capitol hill. >> my work is full function. there are no lasting problems. >> challenger keit fimian who lost to connolly by 12 points was defeated this time by fewer than,000 votes. entitled t a taxpayer recount, fimian concluded i would not have changed the outcome. he issued a statement today, but did not call connolly. >> this is my eighth election, sometimes opponents call, somet

republican challenger keith fimian is expected to concede.ory for us. >> reporter: good morning. the incumbent, gerry connolly, has been leading by nearly a thousand votes. the "washington post" is reporting that republican challenger keith fimian in this race is expected to concede to gerry connolly. the fimian camp has release a statement. they only saying fillly that he will be making his intentions known later on this morning but, with these votes within the margin for state board of election law, he could ask if a recount but it appears at this point, at least according to the "washington post" that he may not do so. he may concede to gerry connolly later this morning. this is a race that has kind of happened again. it is sort of deja vu. two years ago, the two ran against each other. this time, it is much closer and connolly was one of the first democrats to hold on to his seat here in virginia. there were three others that lawsuit out to their republican challengers this year. gerry connolly was hospitalized last week and has since bee

keith live in dutch village where it could be months of work aaead. keith? >> that storm did so much an aaartment and contractors are busy with repairs. if crews replacing doors, doors, clearing debris, fixing roofs and boarding up window. they have already done so much since the storms the city says they were able to reup almost all the damaged units except the ones condemned by the city. >> they were so badly damaged we couldn't do anything with them within a 24 hour period. so almost everybody is home. comfortable and safe. and we are going to continue that effort try to get new roofs back on the entire property which is a lot of roofs. and continue on with the reppirs. >> we are back here live and they say they could start replacing the roofs as early as tomorrow. we are live in northeast baltimore, fox 45 news att5:30. >>> thank you keith. baltimore county there are still signs of the storm damage. homes along wood cross road and parkville have broken gutters and damaged their roofs but there are also signs from major clean up, up, broken down tree in o

keith what can you tell us.>>reporter: unfortunately the last word is that the little boy has died. now we are live now at longview avenue. the scene investigators are here now trying to piece together exactly what happened. it's a fatal accident. 7-year-old boy struck and killed by an suv. now police say the 7-year-old boy was with two other friends trying to cross the street after a game of football at the neighborhood field. now the the boy's friend tells what happens nex next. >> we was running and car right there blocking off see was it was coming and i made it across the street but my surprised and froze. hee was couldn't move. >>reporter: paramedic rushed the boy to johns hopkins hospital. again, 7-year-old boy is dead. waiting now to release the name of the victim. again, the investigation is ongoing. police are trying now to determine who was at fault. live now in east baltimore, baltiiore, fox 45 news at 5:30. >> all right keith thanks so much. we are also following another develop story from north bal

keith standing by live where talk of banning the bench. keith? >>reporter: the woman's name is courtney sperry 21 years old. that fatal accident happened not too far from here. we are live now with courtney's parents here in ssint miihaels. their fight is to have maryland lawmakers ban the drink 4 loco. it's a cheap fruit tasting alcoholic drink with a punch of nearly 5 5, 12 ounce beers. courtney's parents believe she was driving under the influence of 4 loco when she crashed her truck at about 4:00 o'clock saturddy morning on saint michael's road in east ton. her parents want what they call a continual cleverly marketed drink and in maryland we are back live beautiful picture of courtney. thinks her mom sharon and her father doug. now let me begin with you really quickly. why are you calling for this ban? >> because this drink i what killed my daughter and i don't want nobody else, no other families going through what i have gone thhough and no one should be able to get ittto drink it. >> reporter: why do you believe that 4 loco played a role i

>> keith is making money.t seems like the -- i don't think you can separate the atmosphere of fox and think that network executives don't look at -- nothing second like excess. or whatever. nothing succeeds like excess. if that was a measured tone, i don't think you would see people raising the bar on graphics. the problem with 24-hour news cycle is it's built for a particular thing, 9/11. other than that, there isn't 24 hours of stuff to talk about in the same way. how do you keep people watching it? o.j.'s not going to kill someone every day. that's gone. what do you have to do? you have to elevate the passion of everything else that happens that might even be somewhat mundane and elevate it to the extent that this is breaking news. this is developing news. this is breaking developing news. the aggregate effect of that is that you begin to lose the lexicon. you begin to it lose any meaning of what breaking news means or urgent or look at this or dangerous. that was our montage at the end. it wasn't saying. >

>> how are you, keith? >> concerned. how are you?hink i'm better than a lot of people think. it's to be expected so -- >> you're fighting a war in two senses. how do you reconcile -- especially on veterans day -- fighting a war that you are opposed to? that you have fought diligently and effectively against? >> well, i think, first off, you've always separated -- or i've always separated my time that i'm spent in the army and my time as a political activist. as soon as i put on the uniform of the country, which i'll do probably in about six weeks, the politics goes out the window. when we serve, we serve because we believe in our constitution and as people have told me when i first got back from iraq inside the army when i was really hurt by my experience there, that the army's been through bad leaders before. you've got to look at the army and the service to our country as something over the history since 17 f76 and not just the service in this war. i've done everything to ask the questions about afghanistan. we've always separated

. >> keith shepherd was found guilty of killing bear bear, the siberian husky ms. -- mixed. >> the judge determined that keith shepherd used excessive force when he shot and killed bear bear, a siberian husky. he must pay fines, and faces one year of probation. >> he will walk away without a criminal conviction. >> keith shepherd did not say much as he left the court. a judge found him guilty of animal cruelty and firing a gun near a home. in august, keith shepherd shot three-year-old bear bear quail run community dog park, because he thought the dog was attacked in his call. during the trial, prosecutors played the 911 col. >> i am a federal police officer. i discharged my weapon to a dog that was attacking my dog. >> his family, his approach -- his career has been impacted. he was not able to go on a mission overseas to defend our country. hopefully, things will get back to normal. >> the judge sentenced him to a year of probation, a $500 fine, and community service. >> i am happy he was held responsible. he had no prior record, so it is not a surprise he would receive probation. the j

because keith has not spare us in that regard. it was a disastrous situation and of course, the story cannot be told because the book stops in 1949 and many people seem to think that was because we did not want to tell the full story. [laughter] that is conspiracy theory i am afraid. there are other reasons as i have indicated that there is quite enough to make it clear what a catastrophic situation it was at this very able man at the center of service the average is when two officers from that station have an absolute the disastrous second war and the word into a trap who convince them they were plotting to overthrow hitler so an elaborate thing was built up and then the kidnapped from the cafe than spent the rest of the war in concentration camps after being interrogated of our information and one was the senior officer who just got carried away. the moral of the story perhaps is the vanity that took over to end the war on his account. what he was backed up by to wish politicians. and on the second point*, the refuge of scoundre

keith daniels live at the scene where he spoke to the victims best friend. keith? >>well, the, jeff, live at belair and longview avenue. @%lice have cleared the scene. and word of the fatal accident has spread. and tonight it is a blow to the victim's family and young friend. >> it was supposed to be another day of fun, on the neighborhood field, for a group of young friends. when tragedy hit, at belair road and longview avenue. a 7-year-old boy struckkand killed by an suv. >> i feel horrible for the kid. and i am just devastated about this. >> danielle wright's son was the victim'' best friend. police say the boys were trying to cross the street, after a game of football, on the neighborhood field, across rom their homes. he tells what happened next, to his friend. >> me and his brother was running, and the car was there blocking our sight for seeing who was coming, and i made it across the street but my friend, he stopped because he was surprised. and froze. >> the vehicle struck the boy. wright did not see the accident but heard the commotion. >> i tarted to scr

showed his true naivety by trying to paint all the media as exactly the same but apparently then keith had a change of heart over the weekend the last night on his show he made a pretty surprising announcement. that he's the worst person in the world segment which started of all things as a way of defending tucker carlson. tire and whimsy have gradually gotten lost in some anger so in the spirit of the thing as of right now i'm unilaterally suspending that segment with an eye towards discontinuing it. so keith has suspended his worst persons in the world segment you know that sucks because that was actually the best part of his show he also again took issue with what he viewed as jon stewart. comparison of m s n b c news to fox news thing sticking up for the powerless is not the moral equivalent of sticking up for the powerful but here's the problem with keith olbermann you have all the others just suspend worst persons doesn't really change anything on his show he still spends about ninety percent of the program preaching so that's going to help probably not and according to my source

last night on "countdown with keith olbermann," keith asked anthony weiner for his take on the track opposed by the president's deficit commission. >> it's truly going to be, and i saw it six months ago, this is now president obama's commission that is going to propose eliminating social security, cutting medicare, cutting the home mortgage deduction which for middle class families is the only big one that they get any break on. and instead of waiting and seeing what the republicans are going to offer, which is to privatise social security/medicare and the like. i don't mind the discussion about how to cut deficits. but alan simpson came up to a plan to reduce the budget is not a shock to anyone. >> sounds like it's a good starting point for revolution. what did z. he expect to have happen? >> i don't understand either. one thing for sure is we know for example, we know certain things about the deficit. two-thirds of the deficit are in the wars and big bush tax cut. how are we going to deal with that latter thing? i think we should extend the tax cut for the middle class. the problem

keith urban is here to perform that new single for us right now. right ♪ ♪ i'm just a guy who wishes i could be your man someday ♪ ♪ ♪ a thousand words, it's true but still not enough for how i feel about you ♪ ♪ i want to put you in a melody ♪ ♪ i i want to put you in a song and clap ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, if i could share your face, your teeth, how happy i'd be, whenever i go out, you'd be right where you belong ♪ ♪ i want to put you in a song ♪ ♪ ♪ well, i'm singin' about your smile and your pretty blue eyes, the way your hair shimmers in the sunlight. ♪ ♪ it's so easy ♪ i'll just write it from my heart ♪ ♪ ♪ what you mean to me, wrap you up in a melody, will be stuck in my head all day ♪ ♪ it's already there anyway ♪ yes, you are ♪ i want to put you ♪ i love this girl ♪ oh ♪ ♪ ♪ how happy i'd be, whenever i'd go out, you'd be right what where you belong, i want to put you in a song ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody will be singin' along ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i wanna put you in my car, drive, and show you ♪ ♪ roll down the windows and ♪ shout it out, i'm in love with this girl ♪

keith? >>well, the, jeff, live in the brooklyn neighborhood. the little girl that is 12 years old now. livesson the blook. and so do the suspects. their names are jesse davvson, he is 27 and tiffany bolner, she is 21. a couple accused of sexually abusing a minor, to produce child pornography. federal prosecutors say it happened in this house, in south baltimore. the alleged victim's mother. -> i want them to hurt like i am hurting. >> outraged over the allegations. she says bolner was a trusted fammly friend to tte little girl. who was 11 yearr old at the time >> she looked up to tiffany. as a big sister. >> according to the federal indictment, the sexual abuse happened between january and may of 2010. prosecutors say bolner lived across the street from the child. before moving in davison's home. they say that she befriended the little girl then introduced her to davison..3 that's when investigators say the couple began a string of sexual abuse against the child. inside of their home, including videotaping sex acts. >> still a battle every day

keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> thank you very uch keith. >> skateworks roller rink is closed. %-this, of course after business fell just after allegations of 12-year-old being gang raped at that rink last august. >> a body is discovered in a box along i-70, riiht outside of frederick. maintenance workers found the box this morning off the side of the highway. an autopss tonight is underway. >> well we first showed you@ these pictures a week ago, viewer caught a speed camera truck speeding. so what has happened since? jeff abell is live along the beltway with answers. hi, jeff. @-typically the speed camera trucks are sitting in the work zones, snapping speeders as they charge by. but what happens when the trucks themselves arr caught speeding? we have found capturing those guilty motorists could take awhile. >> maabe he was late.3 >> along interstate 70. this is what caught the thai eye of a motorist. one of the state's three speed camera trucks was speeding. at 80 miles per hour. a motorist used an i-phone to capture the passing vehicle. >> i was just think what i think a big

we're live in downttwn baltimore, keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> thank you, keith. >> one ofeople sickened by cider from a local orchard decides to sue. suit filed this eek ginsburger orchard and farm in westminster. seeking $30,000 for baltimore resident nikolaus if i cankel, last week the farm recalled a batch of unpasteurized cider because of e.coli concerns. six others reported getting sick from drinking the cider. >> are low income and minority residents in baltimore city getting fair treatment when applying for fha loans. they found nationwide and in the city of baltimore. african-americans and latinos low income neighborhood pay higher fha rates. three times likely to pay higher mortgages than whites in low income neighborhood. >> we want people to understand there are ability to purchase homes and they could get fha loans at a reasonable rate without being preyed uuon by lending institutions, because of their race and because of the area in which they choose to purchase a home. >> the urban league is calling on congress for more oversight and more funding to change it

keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> thank you very much keith. >> clean up, as we said has3 started but it won't matter to residents that homes were condemned. joel d. smith was there today as residents saw the damage. >> almost like a freight train came through. everything just exploded? >> with winds strong enough to blow a car on top of anothhr. branches from trees roof sent into the distancee walter feels lucky to be a. >>i have wholeewindow blew out in my face. at that point it was a matter of grabbing my family anddgetting out there. >> he thought his home would collapse on him. so he ran outside. into a nightmare. >> we hhd 2x4s launched in the air like a harpoon. >> nowhere to go and run. later, some debris can be swept away. other examples, forget about it. >> here is another example of the raw power of the storm. look at the light pole. ripped out of the ground. over here, easily just snapped in two like a twig. and finally you may wonder where is the light fixture. no way to know for sure. but it could be down the street a block in the back of crrstal's car. >> crystal's

live in the eastern shore, keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> all riiht keith. we asked you earlier tonight. on fox 45 news at 5:30.3 should alcoholic energy drinks be ban? 56% say yes. 44% say no..3 china wrote, no, if so, ban cigarettes too. laura writes, yes, why market something damaging our children? go to foxbaltimore.com and tell us what you think. sound off through facebook. tweet us at fox baltimore. text your answer to 45203. enter fox 45 a for yes. fox 45 b for no. and your response may air late edition at 11:00. >> new reports tonight. mayor's husband gets his car broken intt overnight. kent blake's car parked at the mayor's house when something stole a satellite radio system inside. no signs of forced entry. >> pretty much the entire city we have raised awareness on not leavinn items in vehicles and things liie that. easy targets. and especially during the winter months, things like coats and hats can be taken out of vehicles. >> it was blake's husband's personal car. >> a car crash in glen burnie injures two, including a staae trooper. picture sent

>> thank you, keith. i feel pretty good. i'm still at a somewhat high functioning level for somebody in my condition, i'm told. and i have my family with me. so things are pretty good. thanks. >> what would happen if you got a call tonight telling you that there was a heart available? >> well, because of the funding falling through, i'm not active on the list right now. i'm on the inactive part of the list until alternative funding financing is available. >> can you explain with this platform available to you, randy, explain to governor brewer why it's so important to fix this and not to wait till january when some of the legislators want to bring it up again some? >> it would be great if that was the case. if somebody could sign something, do whatever so that the funding would be there for me to get my heart. if -- as i understand it, the state's out of money. i understand that. and i'm not looking for somebody to invent money for me or money where there's not available. but i would love it see if some of the wasted money o

. >> good evening, keith. >> that's disturbing. just refresh my -- why did the democrats wait until after the election? why is there any vagary about this now you? >> i don't know. i mean, god, this is a pattern. this has been the negotiating posture of the white house, which is to signal ahead of time that you will cave and then, of course, cave. we've seen it where they said something and walked it back. kathleen sebelius said the public option is not vital to health care or whatever. to me, this is -- you know, they're just going to say, you know what, that $700 billion for the rich, we'll take it to get this middle class tax cut. what happened today is everything that is totally dysfunctional and corrupt about washington, d.c. at this moment. you just had this election in which the supposed mandate was to attack the deficit. and the first thing that everyone wants to do is spend $700 billion on the top 2% of income earners. the people who 30 years of economic political economy changes and financialization of the american econom

keith daniels has more on the settlement and the other lawsuit looming. keith? >>well, the, jennifer, the hospital may have resolved the allegations of kickbacks associated with the surgeries, but st. joe 70s faces lawsuits by more than 100 patients. and the doctor, accused of performing those alleged unnecessary surgeries. >> his name is dr. mark midei we have introduced him to you before. he said last month he is fighting back. >> and i am confident in everything that i have done, everything decision i have made. >> dr. midei is co-founder of mid-atlantic cardiovascular associates in pikesville. he worked for 20 years at st. joe seven medical center in towson. prosecutors accused st. joe of paying mid-atlantic kickbacks in exchange for patient referrals for lucrative cardiovascular procedures. tom shavefy needed 1 and came out of surgery with two. >> it worries me whether i have a stent in me and i didn't need one. >> i can promise every one of my patients that what i did, was what i would want to myself, for anybody in my family, my mother, my father, they we

keith's making money. how can we do more of that?s more of the conversation than -- >> that's what i just said. >> no, you said that fox is beating us. how can we be more like fox? >> well, no, no, no. keith is making money, and it seems like the -- i don't think you can separate the atmosphere of fox and think that network executives don't look at -- nothing exceeds like excess. nothing exceeds like success. if that was a measured network and a measured tone, i don't think you would see people raising the bar on graphics and all those other things. people are fighting -- the problem with 24-hour news cycle is it's built for a particular thing, 9/11. other than that, there really24 about. the same problem is how do you keep people watching it? o.j.'s not going to kill somebody every day. that's gone. what do you do? you have to elevate the passion of everything else that happens that might even be somewhat mundane and elevate it to the extent that this is breaking news. this is developing news. this is breaking developing news. the a