the transit authority says the lockheed martin system did not work. the completed system was supposed to be in operation last year. >>> police in los angeles state someone stole millions of dollars worth of artwork by in the world from a man's home. >> the original andy warhol paintings stolen last week in beverly hills. they are worth many millions of dollars. >> this is pretty brazen. >> these stole the paintings from this collector. andy warhol was an acquaintance and one of the missing paintings is of the owner himself. >> it is one of the largest residential burglaries that has occurred in los angeles. >> detectives do not have any clues. they say a witness sought a maroon bag andarked in the driveway. the thieves may not get much for stealing such conspicuous art. >> art work of this significance our part to move. -- are hard to move. these will surface. they will show up. it is a question of whether it is sooner or later. >> the real money may be in the reward. $1 million for information that brings the paintings back home. >>> sleep south caro

so giant government defense contractors, lockheed martin and northrop grumman? lockheed martin had to pay $68 million and northrop grumman, you've got to go. if fraud is our new enthusiasm, blackwater has a problem, too. if fraud is not bad enough, how about murder? five blackwater have been charged with iraq. how about the people they are killing aren't just iraqi civilians, but u.s. troops? kbr with its government contracts is under investigation for killing 16 american troops electrocuted through the shoddy water for our troops in iraq. to be fair, i will admit if we are talking about behavior by contractors that warrants them being defunded, none of those things i described are prosecution like the two conservative activists that went from acorn office to acorn camera until they got a reaction that would play well on fox news. if it is what it takes to get a government contract defunded, we'll have to talk about prostitution broadly and the government contractor known as armor group. their employees were made famous after the release of these pictures that s

lockheed martin says their workers couldn't get access to the underwater tunnel the trans a authority -- at the transit authority says that it did not work. >>> they're getting millions in federal grants to combat terrorism. there are about nine cities and counties to get the grants. the virginia governor says that the bomb squad equipment and training to help local police departments and fire departments to respond to terrorist threats. >>> congressman joe wilson is wanted to apologize on the house floor for yelling at president barack obama. this happened during the president but the health care address. if he does not issue another apology, they will move forward with a resolution of disapproval. he has refused to apologize to the house. >>> general motors workers took pay cuts. they received an e-mail say their company will restore the white-collar pay cuts. the cut salaries in the spring as they struggle to avoid bankruptcy protection. the e-mail says that the sacrifices employees may are appreciated. >>> coming up, president obama gives congress the deadline on health care refor

yes, they went to the big companies like lockheed martin raytheon, i. >> the delays involved, the cost overruns and so one, why do they think working with private companies will be better? >> well, there are some new entrants coming in now, which is interesting. these are not the traditional figures we have grown up with, companies like boeing. these are people who made their money elsewhere. a classic example is a man called eelam mask, who made his fortune on the internet. with the paypal financial system that we have all brought goods and services online with. he has invested a considerable amount of his own money in designing a new rocket that could conceivably take astronauts to the space station. that is the time with it -- that is the type of thing that this panel things if a little more money was pushed in that direction, there might be savings with this of entrepreneurial spirit. >> there is a gap between the shuttle program, which is what we have now, which we are very familiar with, and whatever comes next, so what is going to happen in that gap? >> if you go back to the shu

the attacks, four years after they bought the system, it is still not in place. >> reporter: lockheed martinnd the transit agency, the mta, are now suing each other. and all work has stopped. >> they've already paid $250 million to $300 million to lockheed. and the only thing they have to show for it is litigation, being in court. >> reporter: washington, atlanta, and other major cities have already been able to install new surveillance systems. not so, new york. >> i think the secretary of homeland security should have on her desk a list of the high-priority projects that are in trouble. and this would be high up, if not on the top of that list. >> reporter: but when we asked homeland security secretary janet napolitano last week in new york, she seemed unaware of the dispute. >> i ride the subway. the mayor rides the subway. the vice mayor rides the subway. the overall safety of the subways are safe. now, are we there on technology, that i can't comment. >> reporter: this is eight years after 9/11. you're not familiar with this? >> not this lawsuit. thank you. >> reporter: the transit auth

and banter that the original ncis has, but we also want to -- we add a little more technology, lockheed martin in some really cool technology that made the show really fun and there's a little more action, but the main thing is to stay true to the original brand and make sure we can -- and hopefully we can achieve that same level of chemistry that mark harman and the guys have on the original show. >> chris, tell me more about your character now? >> i play special agent callen. floated around a number of different agencies, fbi, cia, that sort of thing, ended up at the ncis. ended up floating through several foster homes as a kid and my family is the people i work with. and sam here. >> sam, tell me about him. >> he is a former navy seal seal. did tours in afghanistan and iraq and also madison square gardens. >> did a tour with kool and the gang. >> yeah. it's a lot of fun learning about the character. i went down to camp pendleton met with some marines and navy seal seals. one of our technical advisers is a master gunny in the marine corps. we have met with some ncis agents as well. and he's

lockheed martin may emerge a winner. the president's plan would put mobile land-based radar in effect and deal with missiles with the defense system. i am reporting for wbal-tv. >> thank you. checking your facebook page can be addictive. for one burglary suspect, that is true. the woman said she returned to rome last month to find she had been burglarized. when she went to her computer, she got a good idea who broke in. the 19 year-old suspect had a lot onto his face but -- facebook page but did not walled off when he left. -- it did not log off when he left. the ravens are headed out west to take on the san diego chargers. we have a preview coming up in sports. >> do not forget to e-mail us your answer to the water cooler question of the day. do you agree with congress' decision to cut off federal funding to acorn? email us youminute time is runnr you to enter the american classics second-chance contest. hurry, entries must be received by this monday. mail in any four non-winning american classics scratch-offs and you c

lockheed martin was raised to buy at citigroup. it is more appealing based on the stock evaluation. reporting for wbal tv 11 news. >> a painful condition have to -- happens to women after breast cancer surgery. blockage of leads to uncomfortable swelling usually in the arms. in this study says exercise does not heard women who have this condition. the findings were published in the new england journal of medicine. exercising cannot allow patients to slowly regain their strength. >> we have found that there are benefits from exercise. women can strengthen their muscles and have fewer killings of payment due to the symptoms of the condition. >> doctors should keep a close eye on the condition to see if some of the symptoms occur again. >> we will get another check on weather and traffic straight ahead. >> and can't the season be over for one member of the ravens before the season gets started? we will have the answer to that question coming up next. >> do not forget to answer our watercooler question of the day. has the economy forced you to reduce the number of times you go out to ea

morgan higher on the session and a handful of industrial names like boeing and lockheed martin. the dow down 33 points. nasdaq weaker, down .25%. on the nasdaq 2125. >> end of the quarter tomorrow. it has been a great three months. we have been up best since 1998. >> often time we see end of quarter window dressing. s&p down just a fraction. >> it is time for the "fast money" final calls. our next guest says you can make some money in 20 something stocks. what are 20-something stocks. >> the stocks that appeal to the 20-something year-olds. what i'm seeing there is this is a group that does not have the same financial pressures, not they done have any, but they don't have the same financial pressures their parents do. they have more disposable income and very specific places they are putting that money to work. >> take me through them. beer. >> beer. absolutely. you get started in college you keep going afterwards. beer has become more in vogue right now. i like molson coors. symbol tap, you have a fairly decent upside, 56 on that stock. >> is a cute trade, but is it right to be

. >> in charge of all the techie stuff, all the lockheed martin stuff, all the perceptive pixel, craziness'm am standing in the ops center and call people on my cell phone and tell them how dangerous what they are doing is. >> she is the only girl on the team. somebody needs to be seduced or you need a female figure on the field. >> come on, i think you know it is safe to drive. >> reporter: small in stature but large in life -- >> the likes to make things run smoothly but i don't think he feels the way she does that have to be diplomatic. >> reporter: but the show is not always about the mission at hand. >> there are moments that are serious but it has a light tone to it. >> you are a realtor, i'm your client. >> do i look like a realtor. >> okay, i'm the realtor. you are the guy looking for the apartment. >> okay. can we go? >> and he takes the same approach behind the scenes too. >> we are joking around and having a good time doing it. >> we are like a family. work together and it is a dangerous hostile environment. >> it is going to be huge, hot, it's going to be fun. >> reporter: inte

what group of a stock's in, comcast is cable, right, a lockheed martin's defense, okay?gs. someone calls in about a stock, if i don't like it, most of the time it's because i don't like this sector, 50% of a stock's movement is determined by the sector. and that's what i'm really saying. that's the important takeaway for you. and i get sectors wrong, too. i just look at where we are in the economy and i graph that on and pick the sector that works at the time. other times i'll like a stock usually because i like sector and i'll still tell somebody to swap into something else. some other stock i prefer in the sector. something that's closer to best of breed. it's almost like i'm a traffic cop trying to redirect people into the right course. to make the most of the show moneywise, you want to watch the lightning round sectors now because that's what it really is and i change views on sectors or else we would just run the same show, right? we'd run reruns of "mad money." reruns where i say i like ford, i hate ford, i like ford. that's what comes out. what sectors i like, wh

our job of the day is at lockheed martin. looking for a full time assistant manager.rience and candidates will have to go through a government security investigation. for more on this job and many others, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the job shop tab near the top of the home page. >>> the time now is 8:41 on this friday morning. coming up next, we'll talk to one of the stars of love happens. it's new in the theaters this weekend and we'll get the scoop coming up. >>> and we'll check in with holly who is at a different kind of show. let's say that. >> reporter: forget the movies, we have a live show. you want to see a paster at work. take a look at silvia and rico. they are two of the stars of the show known as cavalia, an equestrian spectacular here in the nation's capital for a limited time. why you want to get your tickets now and how you can come out and experience this amazing spectacular. live next on fox 5 morning news. would you sweet is that. stay with us. this is america. and this is our cheese. kraft singles. american cheese. only one nation could create i

they scrapped that program several years after 9/11 and hired lockheed martin. it won't be operational until next year. is it that an fbi agent with a blackberry, in the name of a suspect, has it instantly go to the fbi files. i suspect one of the reasons they have been so ructant is they don't want to connect the dots. they are afraid what snake will come out if they connect the dots. that is part of the problem. anybody else? >> do you think one of the reasons for a lot of thes mistakes is the ac terrorists as differtrom mobsters? they think dhere's a completely weight -- different way to osecute? short a look at mobsters as everyone from the top to the bottom but they seem to let the connection go. >> that is a brilliant question. thank you. the fbi, as we know, who for denied the existence of the law for many years. the famous appalachian meeting that took place in new york, the mobsters jumped out of the farmhouse and had to mid there was an fbi. the bureau took many years and figure out how to st the mafia. nick apology is a friend of mine, he wrote good f

mcdonald's if i didn't mention, coca-cola, maybe if they're a defense buffs, lockheed martin.rade girl will say gold. i want to own gold. >> coming up next, a young couple put their negotiating skills and their savvy to work and bought their first home using the government's new tax credit for down payment. at the same time, could it work for you? find out. let me make it easier for you. let me show you how i can make it easier for you. online banking is going to be your best friend; it's going to help you to manage your money. it has an alert system that can text message you. we have great new image atms. it will give you a receipt which has a copy of the check you deposited. you're in control of your finances. now when you talk about convenience, you measure us up to everyone else. well, you'll see we stand a head of the curve. at bank of america, right now, savings is so important to our customers. i want to give them a card that's going to be useful in their wallet. we have a program right now called add it up. add it up is a way for a customer to shop online and earn extr