a man was stabbed outside of mccormick and schmicks restaurant. he was involved in an altercation with two different groups of people. that man was stabbed in the neck. he was rushed to shock trauma where he was later pronounced dead. at pratt and light street, parents or walking with their child when they heard some gunfire. his family looked down and saw their boy holding his leg crying. there was blood coming from his leg. he was taken to johns hopkins children's center where he was treated for a gunshot wound. he was suffering from non life- threatening injuries. police have been working with a variety of agencies. the work with the maryland state police. they had troopers on the scene. officers from the mta were there. they were in the hundreds. plain clothes and uniform. they had an elaborate communications system so they could get to scenes in a rapid amount of time. very quickly. we do know that baltimore city police commissioner fred bealefeld is planning to hold a press conference to address what happened last night. we have not told wha

investigating a report of a stabbing just across the harbor here from where i'm standing at the mccormick smiks. and there was a fight close to where i'm standing here. earlier we covered some of the higher notes of this celebration that's unfortunately been marred by violence. >> reporter: 1400 fireworks to celebrate the 235th birthday of the united states of america. >> bless this country. >> i just love america, man, it's beautiful. >> reporter: as the crowds watched the light show, police were watching them. beefing up their visibility on the ground and going high-tech to track officers and maximize their force along with a network of cameras. police did act quickly after a disturbance. >> we hope that the visible number of officers. >> reporter: the celebration is one of baltimore's biggest, a red, white, and blue a salute. >> just to be here where the star spangled banner was written and that's why we're here actually. we wanted to celebrate our heritage right here. >> we're just blessed that they fought for us. >> reporter: it's also a massive undertaking, weeks of plans from secur

pier 6 pavilion has mccormick and schmick's here.ple are taking the morning jog, walking around, but what they may not know is last night, this is where a man was stabbed in the neck. he later died at shock trauma. it happened after the fireworks show ended at around 10 last night. again, that man was taken to shock trauma but he didn't survive. then in the separate incident, a 4-year-old boy was shot in the leg as he was standing with his dad at light and pratt streets after the fireworks last night. police say the boy's father heard a loud noise and the boy started to complain his leg hurt. that's when the dad realized his son had been shot. that boy was taken to johns hopkins and his injuries are considered nonlife-threatening. thousands were at inner harbor to celebrate the 4th and to see the fireworks. police had promised a heavy security with hundreds of cops on patrol. earlier in the evening, the police commissioner held a news conference to detail the coordinated effort with a number of different agencies. but still, that cou

mccormick and schmick's right here. but this is where police say right after the fireworks show, a man got into a fight with a group of people and he was stabbed in the neck. it happened just after the fireworks show ended last night at around 10. the man was taken to shock trauma but didn't survive. then in the separate incident, a 4-year-old boy was shot in the leg as he was standing with his dad at light and pratt streets after the fireworks ended. the boy's father heard a loud noise and the boy started to complaining his leg was hurt and that's when the dad realized his son had been shot. the 4-year-old was taken to johns hop kips and his injuries are considered -- hopkins and his injuries are considered nonlife-threatening. police promised heavy security with hundreds of officers on patrol. earlier in the evening, the police commissioner held a news conference to detail the coordinated effort with a number of different agencies. but still, that could not stop the violence. now later this morning, police will hold a

. >> reporter: a man is stabbed to death outside mccormick and schmick's. i am linda so.ppened to a 4-year-old boy after the fireworks. >>> a boater is missing. >> people in a boat are going too far and they were going to turn and the boat flipped over. >> the boater is mit missing and a familiar -- is missing and a family is frantic to find him. >>> and deadly holiday at sandy point state park. a 6-year-old dies. the help that some people offered to try to find the child. >>> and could we be rooting for the ravens this season? we will find out. more nfl talks continue. >>> maryland's most powerful radar is dry. but how long will that last? i will tell you coming. but we are dealing with hot temperatures. how high will the thermometer get? that's coming up as well. >>> we are doing okay at the bridges and tunnels. starting to get volume. we will tell you where the slowdowns are when "good morning maryland" continues. his family knows what to expect. but what mike rowe doesn't know is that his parents have armed themselves with unquilted viva® towels. wow, for me? [ male a

joseph calo was stabbed outside the mccormick and schmicks restaurant. police have released a person of interest -- police have released a picture of a person of interest. calo was stabbed. >> moments later the victim the suspect who was armed with a shattered glass bottle swung the bottle and struck the victim in the neck. >> people were in town from new jersey. >> i kept trying to grab him. the blood was around his head. no way he lived after he lost so much blood. >> 22-year-old kevin benson was with his pregnant fiance and his son at pratt and light street following the fireworks when kavin was hit by a bullet. >> if it wasn't for that one cop, who i want to thank personally for -- if it wasn't for him, i don't even know if my son would still be alive. >> it is outrageous that anyone would bring weapons into downtown, to bring a weapon into the fireworks display. >> the public is being asked to get involved in this investigation. anyone with information is asked to call baltimore city police. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. the vi

this happened outside mccormick and schmitz. an adult man was stabbed in the neck following an altercation. that man was rushed to shock trauma where he was pronounced dead at the hostel. as for the boy, his parents say they heard some shots being fired. they looked down. his son was crying and holding his leg. the boy was taken to johns hopkins children's center. fred bealefeld talked about the police presence that will be available to keep people safe. >> over and over and over again, it is these maniacs with guns. we're going to keep working hard to get more and more and more people off the street. >> police commissioner fred bealefeld would not talk about the number of police officers on hand last night. he said it would have been in the hundreds. there was maryland state police, mdta officers. as for how something like this could have happened at the inner harbor, the police commissioner is expected to address all questions at a news conference later this morning. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> to live. that bring

mccormick.m fond of that word because i am a student of oriental languages and zen buddhism. i am trying to figure out what convenience means because it is frequently used by telephone companies. you brought 30 lawsuits against companies. one of your recent cases you filed against a california company call i.d. lifeguards who charge more than 5000 of your illinois citizens $12.95 per month for a so-called identity protection service. when your office contacted these consumers, they said they never authorized to these charges and did not know the charges were on their phone bill. that is correct, is it not? >> that is correct. >> we found hundreds of companies like this. where does the word convenience -- telephone companies use this word when they say that will fix it themselves and use it now. how has this become a convenience? >> mr. chairman, the only people who would describe third-party charges being crammed on phone bills as a convenience might be the carriers for the aggravated or the ven

mccormick. i know you are in an awkward position because my wrath is going to probably directed towards you. but we know each other in a nice person and i don't mean to pick on you today. i need to know how much money the phone companies are making on this. they are making a boatload of money or they would not put up with this. bear in mind these people to use platforms to build because they are getting a piece of the pie. i need to know how much did at&t make last year on cramming? >> i've been told it's about one 10th of 1% of overall industry revenues. >> that doesn't tell me how much it weighs because i don't know how much money at&t is making. >> i would have to provide you for the exact figure for the record, but i believe based on what i've learned that their revenues from third-party billing amount to about 50 million a year. >> okay, the total industry is making 50 million year off of it? >> i would be at&t. >> that sounds like the money to me. >> $50 million for third-party billing. i'

mccormick to answer this, too, is why -- all we did was the eighth largest telephone companies. that's our search. imagine if we started going elsewhere how much we would find, state governments, federal government. why do they -- why do they do that? these are huge companies. they make some money from it, yeah, but hopefully they are going to get a lot of bad publicity and embarrassment about it. they made us a promise and broke that promise. i don't know whether the ceo that i had in my office yesterday whether he knew about it or not. i don't think he did. so that's the big corporate structure and always the middle people that eventually everything is money and it's on an account and company is responsible for what they do. why do they do this? >> mr. chairman, obviously the of responsive this will be >> mr. chairman, obviously the of responsive this will be enlightening. we wouldn't disagree with you from the perspective of what we have seen with consumers. there is an obvious financial opportunity for the carriers because they are receiving a portion of the charges that ult

police are looking for this man, their prime suspect in the killing that stem trd a fight near mccormick and schmick's that turned out of control. >> this is ridiculous. people come down to the harbor to enjoy themselves. >> more video from youtube shows the police presence. this fight broke out five minutes into the fireworks. police are reviewing their response and staffing to see if anything could have been done to prevent the mayhem. during the event city police had help from state police and mta. they extensively utilized technology including the city watch camera system and gps track ok officers' cell phones to best deploy their manpower. back to you. >> if you know anything about either of the two major incidents or anything that went on down there, contact bliss. you can stay aanonymous. >>> people across the country are reacting to what many say was a shocking verdict in the casey anthony trial. a jury determined casey anthony did not kill her 2-year-old daughter. she will be sentenced tomorrow for lying to police. >> casey anthony could walk free within had had 24 hours. >> we

. >> reporter: people have a person of interest in a deadly stabbing, a man shot at six -- mccormick and schmick's . the victim was 26 years olded from alabama. the commissioner and the mayor tried to calm the public and rue assure them that safety is a top priority. police have used technology to tried to prevent the violence. we are waiting for an update on city leaders. they were supposed to speak to us at 11:30. they're running a little behind. it was a small caliber weapon that hit that 4-year-old. reporting live at city headquarters, mike hellgren. jessica? >>> police also cracked down on curfew violators. website website is, of course, following the story. we'll have much more from the listing commissioner at 4, 5 and 6:00. >>> the carroll county sheriff's office needs help finding a man in an abduction case. michael terrell got into a fight with his give and took her young son. the boy was later released. >>> back in baltimore city the funeral for the 100th whom side of the year is happening. 24-year-old christopher samuel was shot in the back in the upton section. as of toda

police responded when a 26-year- old man was stabbed in the neck outside of mccormick and schmicks restaurantlice say a fight between two groups led to his death. a four-year-old boy was shot at the intersection of east and press treats. he was holding his leg, and is now in stable in -- stable condition. all of these incidents are under investigation. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is responding to the violence. >> it is simply outrageous that anyone would bring a weapon into downtown, a weapon into the fireworks display, and particularly an illegal weapon. these people then engage in these terrible, and senseless acts of violence, are cowards, and we're not going to tolerate their cowardly behavior. >> there were 600 police officers from baltimore city and various other jurisdictions in the area here to patrol, and the mayor says this was a cowardly act, and she and the police department are determined to identify these individuals and bring them to justice. we will have more tonight. barry simms, wbal tv 11 news. >> in our medical alert, it is something many of us have, but no longer wants

shooting and fights marred the celebration. 26-year-old joseph calo was stabbed to death outside the mccormick and schmicks restaurant. police have released a picture of a person of interest. police believe that calo was that as a result of an argument between two groups of people early in the evening that reignited. >> moments later, the victim reengages the suspects and the fight resumes, whereby the suspect who was armed with shattered glass bottle swung the bottle and struck the victim in the neck. >> these two are in town from new jersey and were just feet away from where the stabbing occurred. >> i kept trying to grab him because the blood was totally around his head. >> just want p -- one pop, and very close to us. >> this man was with his pregnant fiance and 4-year-old son when the sun was hit by a bullet. >> if it wasn't for that one cop, who i want to thank personally, i don't know if my son would still be alive. >> it is simply outrageous that anyone would bring a weapon into downtown, bring a weapon into a fireworks display. >> jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the violence

but a man was stabbed in the neb and killed outsight mccormick and schmick's. the mayor and complies missioner are -- police commissioner are concerned about the impact of violence on future gatherings. >> there's no question, it's a challenge in the face of the two incidents. there's no question. >> police say that someone near the scene took this photo of a person of interest in that stabbing. the investigation they are hopefully somebody will identify the person and call police. >>> their job is to protect and serve. when a police officer knocks on your door identifying themselves, in all likelihood you on the door right? that's what the the suspects are hoping you do and this morning sherrie johnson is live with more on the police impersonators and they are robbing homes throughout the city, sherie. >> reporter: we are here in front -- sherrie. >> reporter: we are here in front of baltimore headquarters where they are trying to figure out what's going on. the latest incident happened in the 2800 block of garrison avenue. it seems to follow a familiar patter

of course police also talking about that fight outside mccormick which is over by pier5 on eastern avenue. that was a fight outside the restaurant and police were there. however they weren't able to prevent the stabbing from happening. the man believes to have life threatening injuries. >> stabbing, multiple stabbings on carry, saratoga hit and run. stay with us just in case something breaks between now and then. >> we have been looking for a missing boater since 4:30. cheryl connor with the latest. >> reporter: the department of natural resources calling this a fatal boating accident. the man who has been identified as james cane from pasadena hasn't been found. a day of celebrating took a sad turn on in pasadena. word spread around the lake shore community about a boating accident and people gathered around the water. >> somebody said there was people on the boat going to fast. they were going to turn and the boat flipped, the wind must have taken the boat up, two people fell out, one they can't find and the other was okay. >> reporter: a call came out around be 4:30 this afternoon and

man was stabbed in the neck and killed outside mccormick and schmick's. the mayor and police commissioner say they are concerned about the impact of violence on future gatherings in baltimore downtown. >> there's no question it's challenge in the face of these two incidents. >> police are hoping someone can can id the person and call police with the information. >>> a pennsylvania couple is charged with lock their 6-year- old son in his room for months. police say the child was only allowed to leave his room to go to the bathroom. police in western pennsylvania charged the mother and her boyfriend with false imprisonment, endangering the welfare of a child and conspiracy. he beat the boy with a belt leaving the body covered with bruises and welts. neighbors say they heard screaming and profanity coming from the house. >>> a michigan man has been sentenced to jail for using medical marijuana even though he has a license for using the drug. he has a doctor's permission to help with hess ep lipsy but the -- epilepsy but the young isn't buying it e believes h

outside the restaurant, mccormick and economic, police say a man got into a fight with a group of people and he was stabbed in the neck. eye happened after the fireworks show ended last night at 10. the man was taken to shock trauma where he died. then in a separate incident, a 4-year-old boy was shot in the leg as he was standing with his dad at light and pratt street at the inner harbor. police say the boy's father heard a loud noise and the . started to complaining his leg was hurt and the dad realized his son had been shot e was taken to johns hopkins hospital and his injuries are considered nonlife-threatening. thousands were at the harbor. and police promised heavy security with hundreds of officers on patrol. earl whyer in the evening, the police-- earlier in the evening, the police commissioner held a conference to coordinate efforts with different agencies. later this morning, police will talk about what happened last night. but, again, a man who got into a fight outside the restaurant last night, he was stabbed in the neck and later died. then around the inner harbor after the

he is expected to he recover but a man was stabbed and killed outside mccormick and schmick's.r the scene took a picture of a person of interest and is hoping anyone who can identify this person will contact police with necessary and helpful information. >>> dr. henry akerman was getting used to baltimore when he went back to his memphis home to buy a truck. 13 years hater, his family -- later, his family found out what happened. a surprise murder confession came from man in memphis in courtroom. he was sent ened to life in prison for murder -- sent ened to life in prison for murdering another man. a witness went to memphis police last month telling them to look into the doctor's disappearance. it turn out -- turns out he went to buy a truck when he was murder. he told the family and they are overcome with grief but are relieved to know what happened 13 years ago. >>> news time 6:51a sykesville man has been sent ened to 60 years if prison for killing his exgirlfriend's 8-month-old daughter. donald ray pevia was convicted of second degree murder. at the sentencing yesterday, the

and you have mccormick and schmick's. this is where police say a man got into a fight with a group of people just after the fireworks yesterday. he was stabbed in the neck. and he later died. it happened just after 10 last night. that's right when the fireworks show ended. the man was taken to shock trauma but he didn't survive. then in a separate incident, a 4-year-old boy was shot in the leg as he was standing with his dad at light and pratt streets downtown. police say the boy's father heard a loud noise and the boy started to complaining his leg hurt. that's when the dad realized his son had been shot. the boy was taken to johns hopkins and his injuries are considered nonlife-threatening. thousands were down at inner harbor to celebrate the 4th and to see the fireworks. police had promised heavy security with hundreds of officers on patrol. even earlier in the evening, the police commissioner held a news conference to detail the coordinated effort with a number of different agencies. but still, that could not stop the

a man was stabbed outside the mccormick and schmick's and he late are died. >>> thousands of people in northern virginia will again wake up with no power today b 400 cut mrs without power in northern virginia. -- customers without power in northern virginia. >>> the mexican navy plans to exend the search for seven american tourists missing after their boat capsized. boat was carrying 7 americans 7 -- 27 americans. >>> a much better time on the water for the duke and duchess of cambridge as they continue their canadian tour. we have a report. >> reporter: prince william outmatches his bride on their first official overseas trip since the big we hadding in april. this after the two teamed one local athletes in a friendly boat race just off prince edward island in canada. his royal highness was in the center of his team's boat rowing. the duchess of cambridge sat in the back it steer her team's vessel. william's team won but the prince consoled kate with a hug. the couple watched a band perform earlier in the day. prince william landed his military helicopter there. he pulled it off witho

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also new tonight, a fatal stabbing outside of mccormick and schmitz restaurant. police are looking for this man. they say he was stabbed in the neck with a broken bottle. if you know the identity of this man to my door asked to call police. and for the third time in two weeks, another home invasion investigation by phony cops. this one happened in the 2800 block of west garrison ave. the victims said three men marked with badges marched into their home. no one was injured. and then in festination accident -- an investigation of an accident on miller wrote. the man was taken to the hospital, where he died. the problem and was taken to the hospital in serious condition. no word on how the accident happened. and crews are searching for the body of the missing boater. they believe is the vote of 24 -- the boat of 25-year-old robert james. his friends that he fell off -- fell off, but was not rescued. and a fire at the 6000 block of everwood road. because of the fire is still under investigation. >> republicans want huge tax cut, but democrats want to raise money by c

shooter aimed at that little boy he is hospitalized in stable condition a man was stabbed outside mccormick and schmitt outside pier 6 he later died. >>> an 11 month old is dead after she was left alone in a bathtub german town on sunday. police say the child's family left her alone for a brief period of time when they checked on her she wasn't breathing neighbors tried to perform cpr no charges have been filed. >>> the dalai lama is back in dc he is leading a 10 debut list teaching expected to attract 100,000 people to here royson center wednesday july 16th. >>> let's look at today, as we get through this week a short week for a lot of people. >> to week for a lot of people. >> some. >> extended vacation. >> waking up with a lot of sunshine a nice start to the day, i don't want to call it less humid but maybe a little less humid. >> that is a good thick. >>> -- thing. >> temperature in the city, 76, 70s breaking out over the place, dulles, as you push off to the north and west, fog holding tough in spots like martins burg, 64 and let's open up, temperatures seasonably cool, 64 at the momen

. >>> a man who was stabbed outside the mccormick and schmick's near baltimore's pier six pavilion later died. >>> despite light rain, tight security and large crowds, things went off without a hitch at the national mall last night. the firework marked the 235th anniversary of the signing of the tech lahration of independence. thousands people from across the current are you turned out for the fourth of july event. some tourists with foreign roots even came you out to the to celebrate. >> i like very much. i'm russian and now i'm living in denver. i want to say to the people in russia. >> it is so fantastic and incredible. i enjoy it so much with my kids and my relatives from canada. >> the united states a good place. >> it was great. it is really, really colorful and i love it. >> communities all around d.c. held their own dazzling fireworks shows. now, this was how it look the in vienna, virginia. they nearly didn't go off as late showers moved through the area but the crowd waited out the rain. unfortunately, rains did cause takoma park to postpone fireworks there. these were the ones

at mccormick and schmick's that was out of control. >> this is just ridiculous. >> reporter: officers work the to clear the street. this fight broke out five minutes into it. police are now reveing -- reviewing their response to see if anything could have been done to prevent the mayhem. they extensively used technology, including the city watch camera system. reporting from city police headquarters, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> if you know anything about either of these two incidents, contact police, you can remain anonymous. >>> a plea deal for a city police officer, caught up in a towing scandal. officer nunez is pleading. it's part of a larger extortion scheme, involving more than a dozen officers. the officers allegedly received $1,000 in kickbacks. three other officers have already pled guilty. >>> today, the city council endorsed the mayor in the upcoming election. >> i'm here to pledge to continue to work with her now and in the future to make baltimore the best city in america. and i wish her every success in the coming months as she works to gain the votes and trus

at the boy he is hospitalized in stable condition, meantime, a man was also stabbed outside the mccormick near pier 6 pavilion he later died. >> deadly boating accident on the potomac a man fell out of the boat near memorial bridge just before 11:00 p.m. last night, when rescuers found him he wasn't breathing they were not able to revive him. >>> a big story this morning contentious debate on the debt ceiling picks back up the house has always been scheduled to work this week, senate cancelled its break to be back on the hill. the obama administration says the debt ceiling must be raised by august 2nd or the u.s. will begin to default on debt. republicans want deep spending cuts to stop that spending to go along with any debt ceiling increase. >> meantime the white house will face plenty of buzz today after a report in the new york post and that new york governor andrew cuomo will replace vice president biden as the president's 2012 running mate. now the ticket the white house says hasn't changed the republican candidate is still an open candidate, gop hopefuls hit the parade circuit over

doug mccormick?oking. >> hey. >> jimmy: you guys should rent one of those like, tour buses and drive around new york city. [ laughter ] what's up, buddy? >> russell. >> jimmy: russell. very good. [ laughter ] i think cormack has the advantage but who knows? [ laughter ] here's how it works you guys, a doll is hidden inside here. okay? when it's your turn, i show you the doll for five seconds, you have to make a mental note what it's wearing, how it's posed and what its facial expression is. you will then have 30 seconds to pull props from a bin, put them on and then when you hear this sound -- [ baby crying ] >> jimmy: you have to look right into that two-way mirror right there and strike your doll pose. [ laughter ] the contestants whose doll looks most like the doll wins the grand prize. any questions? >> no. i'm good. >> jimmy: good? >> i'm good. [ laughter ] russell, you seemed a little -- seems like you have a question. [ laughter ] all right. let's hear what they're playing for tonight. what ha

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. >> the papers of claire booth louis are housed here, as are those from rulte hannah mccormick symms. but the bulk of the papers are from men, including senator taft, with thousands of itesms from 1900's. all the way back to josiah bartlett who served in the continental congress. the contents of all these collections have a -- had a life before coming to the library of congress but once they arrive, the path to being ready for public view can be a long and sometimes surprising road. >> this is behind the scenes. we get collections from donors, very often the collections are stored in attics or basements or sometimes even barns. >> in this room, they are delivered and put out on tables and in a sense, the collections, if they're not born here, they're mid wifed here and eventually they're made available to the reading public. >> there's been some odd things uncovered. pieces of wedding cake and just all kinds of things that people clear out their file cabinet or their closets. >> for example, the papers of air force general bernard shrever arrived here. he was responsible for the deve

police say a man was stabbed in the neck near mccormick and schmick's.e was taken to the hospital and later died a4-year-old boy is being treated at the hospital but he is expected to be okay. police believe the shooting may have been an accident. we should know more after a press conference that will happen at 11 at police headquarters and we will let you foe what happens. >>> #:28. now back to "good morning america" have a great day and wonderful week. >>> any way you slice it, casey anthony is guilty of murder in the first degree. >> the defendant's lies changed. they got bigger. they got better. they involved more people. >>> boy, the prosecutor is laying it on the line there in that final argument for casey anthony, then the case went to the jury. those 12 jurors spent about six hours yesterday deciding casey anthony's fate. what will the verdict be? when will it come? dan abrams and nancy grace to weigh in this morning. good morning, america. robin is off today. elizabeth vargas back with usus >> this trial has captured the nation's attention over

mccormick joins us, a conservative radio host and the father of a 2 1/2-year-old girl. to be here. >> alisyn: yesterday the e-mail lit up and people were divided over whether or not this is harmless play acting for kids or whether this is sexualizing children. what do you think? >> i think it's sexualizing children. i actually coined my own phrase. i think it's a hyper maturation. >> alisyn: making them grow up too soon? >> too much information. i think there is so many people who are very legitimate, myself included, who just want our children to have the chance to just be children. >> alisyn: yes. however, this is what amazes me 'cause yesterday we had on keith ablow, it's only the men who think that this is sexualizing children. you do know that before there was playboy magazine, they were children. why is it sexual when children mimic the actions of their mothers? >> i think it's a bit of semantics going on. i don't think -- i have been taking a beating on twitter and facebook since i said i was going to be talking about this. oh, maybe you're the one with the issue

. >> general, kathy mccormick from cbs radio. i'd like to you cow -- to ask you on a personal note, how channeling this job has been with you -- for you? if you're personally satisfied with with where the u.s. effort is right now as you're about to leave? >> this job has been a tremendously challenging job as well as a tremendously rewarding job. i'm confident we've accomplished the objectives we set to date and i'm grateful for the incredible service of the people, the afghans and coalition forces who have made it possible. >> general, have you tried to match up units with the goal -- numerical goals of the drawdown? can you describe what a complex challenge that is? and what are some of the factors you make -- you consider in making the decision of when to drawdown specific areas? >> those factors are really built arn the exass i have to the afghan national security forces and their leadership and ability to plan and execute and lead operations. again, the real issue for when we can begin the drawdown is when they can accomplis

mccormick who is is the president of the united states telecom association here at washington. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you rockefeller, members of the committee, thank you for giving me the opportunity to testify today on behalf of the united states telecom association. and i might add it's a personal pleasure for me to be back before the committee that i had the honor of serving as majority and chief council to the minority. our industry accepted your invitation to appear today for three reasons. first, to acknowledge the existence of a continuing problem. one that impacts consumers, one that has continued for many years, and remedian measures under taken by our industry and the federal communications provision. we appear to honor and operate in your attention to cramming and eliminate it. third, we appear to pledge the industry's good faith to work with you and with the committee and with the appropriate regulatory agencies towards further reforms. mr. chairman, our position simply put is that consumers should not be charged for services that they did not purchase. for our i