do you agree with mickey the profit story is going to be v-shaped. the rally, this winter, spring and summer really was hugely about better profits and better profits expectations, charlie. what's your take? >> i agree with you. the is, is it sustainable a year from now. i'm less worried about fed exit than i used to be. the fed is, despite apparent disagreement that you alluded to before, is saying the right things about moving pretty rapidly, once they get the signal that they need to move and they' also been telling the market how they're going to do it, larry, with these reverse repurchase agreements that solves a big problem that's been worrying me. how does the fed move its balance sheet and the fed has solved that problem. i think we're hearing the right things from the fed, too, about the medium term. what worries me is the other stuff coming from washington on the fiscal side, tax policy side, policy side and all the rest of it. vince reinhart, i agree that the fed can sell bonds back and drain cash. i agree with that. lord knows you were th

thank you, mickey. satellite, everyone -- >> i blew your budget for the studio here on the table last night so we're going to have to do with this. >> good to know. >> he's a suspect of a search warrant for his body and fluids and whatever. i don't get why he is handcuffs. he is not in custody. >> what we learned earlier is they're trying to preserve possible evidence under his fingernails. hold on before you answer that. susan wrath, what can you tell me a of the state of his arms and hands? were there scratches on them? susan wrath, are you with me? i've lost audio with susan. paul bass, what do we know? i think i've got paul bass. okay. satellite down. back to you. mickey sherman, there are reports his arms have scratches on them. now, friends and family explained that away by saying that one of the three cats did that to him. we know that they found bloody clothes in the building, hidden up in the ceiling tiles. so if they were looking under his fingernails, if they were observing the scratches on h

churches in bakersfield, california, and this is my son-in-law, who wants to be the next voice of mickeyse in america. >> ha ha! hello, john. >> this is my beautiful, gorgeous daughter tara; my wonderful, smart son joshua; and the most beautiful daughter-in-law in the world--ashley. what we want to do is give to a charity that we support in south africa, a hospice for children. >> back to you, john. john: and remember, family that wins 5 games also wins a brand-new car. good luck to both families. it's time to play the "feud," first faceoff with ron and kim. join me. here we go.

mickey sherman, high-profile attorney. author "how can you defend those people?" and returning to us renowned attorney, defense attorney out of the new york jurisdiction, richard herman. richard, you don't have a problem with misty croslin, the new bride, turned stepmom? she's on a three-day awol. she's gone. nobody can find her. she comes back to the home that day. that night her phone's ringing off the hook. her family, every member of her family's calling her. ronald cummings' calling her. but conveniently that night, the night the little girl goes missing, she won't pick up her cell phone. will not answer any telephone. what about it, herman? >> hey, nancy -- >> hi, richard. >> -- that's a small community out there. if she left that home, surely by now, someone would have seen her. someone would have come to the authorities. >> can you answer the question? >> i don't know her. her phone was broken. she didn't hear it. there's a million reasons for that, nancy. >> no, mickey sherman, we have no evidence the phone was broken. we have no evidence there was anythi

i'm gonna be the new voice of mickey mouse after today's show.n: well, everybody needs that second income. i understand that. an occupation where you have to touch your customers. >> a masseuse. john: a masseuse. show me a masseuse. yes. all right, tara. an occupation where you have to touch your customers. >> ok. a physical therapist. john: a physical therapist. show me a physical therapist. [buzzer] not there. all right. first strike. hello, josh. your answer, please. an occupation where you have to touch your customers. >> retail, retail clothing store worker. john: retail clothing store. all right. show me. he says a retail clothing store. all right. got it in there. hello, ashley. how are you? >> good. how are you? john: how about you? an occupation where you have to touch your customers. >> a beautician. john: beautician. show me a beautician. you got it. all right. two answers remain up there, ron. how about you? an occupation where you have to touch your customers. >> a chiropractor. john: chiropractor. show me a chiropractor. [buzzer] no

she said how about mickey? >> it's you, huh?uess. >> reporter: in early years walt even provided mickey's voice. >> yeah, um-hum. all alone. >> reporter: in its innovative gallerys, the museum examines the highs and lows of disney's career. the triumph of snow white and the seven dwarfs, the first-ever full-length animated movie. and the unique academy award it earned in 1938. >> it's beautiful. >> reporter: with seven little oscars. his biggest disappointment came in 1941 when his own animateors went on strike in a bitter dispute. >> it was a very personal strike. it wasn't directed against the company. it was directed against the man. >> reporter: the center piece of the museum is is a spiral walkway dedicated to disney's busiest decade, the 1950s. in 1954 television made walt disney a sunday night habit. ♪ when you wish upon a star >> reporter: he became the pied piper of the baby boom generation, and some of those boomers were his own grandchildren. >> i was told by somebody that they love my grandfather so much. when he cam

. >> mickey sherman, hugo rodriguez, mickey sherman, what do you make of them taking him in, he's in handcuffs, they take him, they -- okay, glad to see that you managed to jerry rig being with us tonight. >> i believe the studio here on the crap table last night. so we're just going to have to do with this. how did he get handcuffs? they did a search warrant from his body, fluids and whatever. i don't get how he's hand cuffs, he's not in custody. >> we learned earlier that they're trying to preserve possible evidence under his fingernails. susan wrath, what can you tell me about the state of his arms and hands, were there scratch marks on him? susan wrath, are you with me? i have lost audio with susan. paul bass, what do we know? i think i have got paul bass, okay, satellite down. back to you, mickey sherman, there are reports that his arms have scratches on them. now friends and family explained that away by saying that one of the three cats did that to him. we know that they found bloody clothes in the building, hidden up in the ceiling tiles. so if they were looking under his fin

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sean: mickey? >> yeah, i don't really care what jimmy carter has to say. with my friend john here. and i agree that michael knows more about being a black american than john or i, right? >> absolutely. we have a black president. sean: granted. by the way i think that's great for america. >> if that was a problem how did he win? sean: america overcome evil and justices. voting rights act and now a black man is president of united states. i have substantive differences with obama. nothing to do with race, michael. i think it's unfair to lash out because people don't want nationalized health care. >> if you were sitting in the health chamber you would not have stood up and said liar you have a sense of decorum and civility. sean: that's the first time someone has said that. >> it's not about race it's about politics. sean: jay leno has his new show. taylor swift is talented. she is getting this award the other night mtv award, let's show what happens with kanye west an apology, she was on "the view." >> just dealing with the fact that i hurt someone or took a

. >> you know it's happened in the past that mickey's, as they used to call them in the old day, ug

and then mickey went to the award and lays that on me and it was so flattering and so sweet.as so moved but i was so embarrassed because i was caught off guard. >> greg: it was a nice moment. you were both in the classic movie pope of greenwich village. how fun was making that movie or do you have any memory of it? >> it was a blast. it was one of my best movie making experiences because it is one of probably -- one of maybe ten times that i never came out of character. i lived that guy and it was exhausting but it was fun. >> greg: did you also live what's his name, paul snyder when you did star 80 because i can't imagine you being loathsome like that all the time. >> that part was about as far from me as you can get because i don't take myself seriously and that guy did. i'm not like that. it was hard for me but i had one of the two best directors of the 20th century for my money and i had a lot of good help. >> greg: and the important distriction is you didn't rape and murder a play mate and that made you slightly different from the character. thank god for that. >> true,

caught on evp, sound not audible to humans inform one recording in the bler room, mickey o'brien was one of four men present when the recording picks up a woman's voice. >> that is when with we heard the lady -- little girl's voice say can i have a pillow. >> reporter: in another rewarding also in the boiler room, the paranormal investigator asked do you like working here? a voice not in the room whispers no. the theater dates back to 1915 and has hosted countless performers and vaudeville agents awful fire in 1974 destroyed the front of the building killing one man. as far as anything else happening here, no one knows. regardless, ithas made a believer out of mickey o'brien. >> when we finally received the results, i had fwoos bumps. >> reporter: in hagerstown, maryland, claudia coffey, fox 5 news. >> you decide for yourself. the paranormal society says audio activity indicates there is paranormal activity in that theater and the investigators plan to return for a follow-up. >>> federal workers want to listen closely this morning. president obama is reducing the amount of your cost

in a moment, your pick four numbers, but first, mickey and amelia. >> go to your local law every retailer and check the new racetrack. >> you could multiply your winnings 10 times over. that all the details mdlottery.com. >> and now the pick four numbers are -- for winning numbers and the latest news, go to mdlottery.com. at the maryland lottery, let yourself play. >> center has a look of the butter before we go. -- sandra shaw has a look at the weather before we go. >> kind of money, but tomorrow, considerably cooler. on saturday, cooler still. better chance of showers into sunday morning. >> thank you for joining us for 11 news at noon. if you missed any of this newscast, we have an encore broadcast this afternoon at 1:00 on a wbal plus. >> turned in tonight with donna hamilton and stan stovall.

what about those shorts mickey was wearing. mickey, i don't know, hun. ju need to contact him. >> the wait is almost over. >> the a sneak peek behind-the-scenes of the "jay leno" show next. >> first a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. or are you? introducing three of the most important things every home should have in an emergency -- a portable radio, a flashlight with batteries, and water. one gallon per person per day, for at least three days. the more prepared you are today, the less you'll have to worry about when an emergency occurs. radio, flashlight, water. a message from the baltimore metropolitan council and your local emergency responders. >> welcome back. late night meets prime time as jay leno moves to prime time tomorrow night. >> a behind the scene preview of the "jay leno show." >> monday night at 10:00 p.m., jay leno is back. this is no "tonight show." the monday night show is all about jay, and it comes with a brand new set. here's your first look. pretty nice. 30% bigger. the focus will be on comedy, music, and live performa

point to the path like the 2004 elections acorn was slammed for falsely registering voters, like mickey mouse. appears those headlines are making headlines once again. >>> thank you for that. >>> rain keeps threatening. since it's not going to rain much, the sun can come back. >> we'll try to work that out. here's your forecast first. for tonight mostly cloudy. not too many showers out there. there are a few mostly cloudy and cool. a shower or sprinkle possible. temps are cool, 68 downtown, 64 in frederick and 68 in manassas and 69 in continueco. we'll come back and show you live doppler 9000 and show you when the sun return coming up. >>> we can hope for that. >>> we are seeing the weather start to change. after all, summer is almost done. >>> but the cooler temperatures bringing unwanted visitors. they're looking for a place to stay warm. jimmy areasman explains. >> they give off a gross scent that makes you want to run away in fear. >> reporter: they're talking about the stink bug. >> i want to smash them. >> they stink if you cash them. >> reporter: the bugs can be a nuisance in you

to make room the park is tearing down tune town and mickey and mini are moving their houses elsewhere in the park. if you missed out on free vein etch in etching, you're in luck. the free etching will take place from 4:00 to 7:00 at the oaklandmills police satellite office. your car says personal vin number will be engraved on major pieces of glass. the event is weather permitting. looks like a good day so it should happen. >> investors are following moves in the health care debate while president obama takes a trip to wall street. jane king joins us live this morning with a look at the day's business news in the "bloomberg business report." happy monday, jane. >> happy monday to you, too. president obama poised to revise calls for more financial regulations. this is coming as wall street narkz a somber anniversary. it was one year ago today when we first started seeing those iconic images of brokers walking out of lehman brothers. it will only be a few more hours before the investment bank filed for bankruptcy protection. that ushered in the global economic crisis. today president ob

>>cider-pan is joining forces with mickey mouse. disney is buying marvel entertainment for $4 billion. they have a dozen characters. the deal could lead to new rides, movies, action figures and more. >>> walmart is looking to close the gap with amazon and other top online stores. the retail giant is now allowing select companies to sell their products on its website, adding items in categories including home, baby and sporting goods. the new section adds about 1 million new items to the site. >>> some of the nation's biggest drugstore chains are getting a jump-start on flu season. cvs and walgreens are making flu shots available today. both chains plan to give away thousands of shots to unemployed and uninsured people. the vaccine is not the same one as the one being used for swine flu. >>> and you can read more about these stories on abcnews.com. >>> coming up on this tuesday morning, blagojevich's bombshell. he claims an obama insider is already looking to leave the west wing. >>> and the physical oddity that has a teen and his mo

the thing to compare it to is not the mickey mouse things.t is the medicare drug bill passed under the bush administration that was supposed to be a few hundred billion and is up to a trillion because that's what happens when you don't pay for things and use government estimates. i wish it was just nickel an dime stuff. it should be dimes an quarters and dollars because that's how you have to pay for it. there is no efficiency game to save trillions from the system without cutting existing benefits in medicare to pay for it. >> we are talking talking about $350 billion in extra fees an taxes to paid this and expand medicaid under the baucus plan. >> well, i think the proof of the fact is that there is no government program, in spite of what you say about tarp, you're wrong, but there is no government program that has ever not exceeded whatever estimates they have made. if this was so easy to fix, why don't they fix medicare? just start with that. fix that first, then you can have some kind of plan. they can't fix that. >> that's right. >> jon

p.m., marks the exact time a year ago when trooper 2 fell from the sky killing pilot steven bunker, mickeypie, tonya mallard and patient ashley younger. four deaths one man said should have been prevented. in your letter, the first line was your immediate attention is requested to prevent loss of life. >> m-hmm. >> did you believe that at the time? >> yes, i did. yes, i did. >> reporter: peat peterson was the maryland state police pilot who wrote this whistle blower letter last year before the crash of trooper 2. he had been flying for more than nine years, he said his concerns were too deep, too critical not to blow the whistle. that people would die if it continued as it was. >> i did believe that. i thought it was just a matter of time. >> it turns out it was just a matter of two weeks. >> m-hmm. it -- you could see the progression of things over three hn three-four-year period. all the components were in place. >> reporter: peterson has 36 years of flying experience as a civilian pilot he started to seal latent failures in the system in 2004. the conclusion, msp needed a new fleet of c

. >> reporter: this 1930s motorcycle with mickey mouse and minnie mouse is worth up to $60,000. >> youme with it. >> i trust you with it, sure. >> reporter: now don is putting his entire collection up for sale. the first part of a five-part auction already brought in more than $4 million. he doesn't need the money. he just says it's time to pass them on to other people. that doesn't mean it's easy. this is his wife, sally. >> i miss them already. it's hard for me to talk about it. you know? >> reporter: 7,000 toys, 7,000 stories. and if there's one lesson don wants the world to learn? >> it's a great one right here. angel. >> reporter: it's that there's always room for one more toy. john berman, abc news, pittsfield, massachusetts. >> reporter: we're going to take you outside, back to dundalk, we're watching at the elementary school with temperatures of 56 degrees this morning. we got a littlehibit of that easterly wind, whenever we have that eitherly wind and high -- easterly wind and high humidity we have fog. that is the issue this morning. right now high pressure is still protectin

registering mickey mouse. but i thought about housing, which was specific to that office. washington d.c. is the headquarters of acorn. and it just kind of -- it just spurred my curiosity. i came up with the idea and did some research on the housing. it would even be possible for us to get away with that -- sean: what was the worst thing you think you learned here? >> that they were willing to aid and abet corrupt people who wanted to harm children. >> they are solis people -- soulless people. sean: whenever you come into, i want you to know that there are a lot of americans who really appreciate your willingness. you're 25 years old? you are 20? amazing to have a generation coming up standing for the truth and doing great investigative journalism. you are bringing it back to life. great job. coming up, the tea party express has arrived in washington d.c. we will talk to the organizers. (announcer) we understand. you need to save money. stamp it in and for a whole week... it cleans and freshens. toilet cleaning gel. the freshest way to keep a toilet clean. and it lasts up

it is a mickey d's map complete with the locations of all 13,000 or so mcdonald's restaurants in thed states. it's the work of a blogger who set out to determine the farthest point from one fast food joint to another. in case you're wondering, it's a 145-mile drive between meadow and glad valley in south dakota. want some fries now? let's check in with sue palka before we go for the five-day forecast. >> i'll have that fish filet. some comfort food tomorrow, 74 degrees. cooler for saturday with some rain heading into town. >> thank you. >>> now you have the news edge of the of course the news is alway

about the new york yankees, some legendary names come to mind, babe ruth, lou gehrig, joe dimaggio, mickeytle. but as of this weekend, none had more hits in a yankee uniform than derek jeter. it was this hit, number 2,722, that pushed jeter past gehrig. >> it's still hard to believe for me. i never imagined, i never dreamt of this. >> reporter: a long way from 1992 when a struggling yankee franchise drafted a skinny kid playing high school baseball in kalamazoo, michigan. >> quite a revelation. the youngster had all the tools you needed in baseball. played way passion. >> reporter: dick groch was the yankee scout sold on the pick even though the club wasn't. concerned he might play college baseball instead, yankee officials questioned groch. his response-- jeter's not going to the university of michigan. he's going to cooperstown. as in the hall of fame. >> i was absolutely certain that he wanted to play professional baseball and abe new york yankee. >> reporter: the young shortstop became an essential part of a yankee team that won four world championships between 1996 and 2000 and has ma

characters like ironman and spiderman will join forces with mickey mouse and wall-e and the company says that they hope that the move will attract more boys to the brand. >>> even though it is considered a lagging indicator, the jobs report is still considered a crucial piece of data. the markets watch closely. joining us now to talk about what it means for the markets and the economy, ken volpert at vanguard who he oversees $225 million in bond funds, and michelle girard, senior economist at rbs. thank you for joining us today. >> hi. >> michelle, what did this jobs report tell you about the economy? >> it didn't really advance the ball much. it really came in very much as expected, but i see good news in the sense that the pace of job losses are waning. private jobs were down 198,000. that's the smallest drop in private sector employment that we've seen since before the lehman bankruptcy last fall. we're making progress. there are early hints here that we are getting some stabilization even in the labor market. >> ken, what about you? i know you were looking for a smaller jobs loss num

getting little mickey to take his nap is like pulling teeth. ha ha ha! with this kind of attitude, she's going right to the top. some people love karaoke. for others, it gives them a headache. oh, stanley, in that tuxedo you look absolutely smashing. [ horn honks, wheels screech ] anyone can play, and everyone hopes he can be the next tiger woods. here's some golfers who aren't out of the woods yet. do you ever wonder where the next wave of golfers is going to come from? with all the tips you get about perfecting your swing, sometimes you just got to grip it and rip it! [ glass breaks ] i told you i needed a glove. what the heck did you swing it for? this hole isn't on the seniors' tour because the stairs are too much of a hazard. always remember -- use enough club. oh, oh. it's all right. the key to a successful swing -- the follow through. now, this truly is miniature golf. woman: you're what? i'm a good golfer. look at mommy and tell mommy. i am a good golfer. you are. you know one business that never took off? the indoor driving range. uh-oh. i bette

. >> marvel comics and mickey mouse. we will tell you about the latest deal from disney. >> we also have other stories making headlines. yo eg >> you are watching abc 7's "good morning washington," with doug mckelway, alison starling, meteorologist brian van de graaff, weather, and lisa baden, traffic. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> in our top stories, officials are gearing up to face the swine flu. president obama will be briefed on the government's efforts to face the swine flu. officials are also holding meetings today. >> opponents are trying again to stop same-sex marriage in the district. a group will try to put a gay marriage initiative on the ballot in november. >> some california residents have restarted to return to what is left of their residence. the largest blaze has destroyed more than 50 homes. >>> a local high school student is beginning to the school year with a new heart. >> miles davis is a senior in silver spring. a virus attacked his heart. he was given a device that pumps blood

my dad always told me his two favorite athletes growing up are mickey mantle and johnny unitas and that puts it in perspective for me and know the impact johnny unitas had on a lot of people and the nfl and the passing game. he's a winner and won a lot of games there for the baltimore colts. so i am proud to wear the same uniform as him but i still see him in another level that, you know, i'm not comfortable with those compare sons. >> one thing peyton manning has going for him is he makes his 178th straight start. last time he was on this field in south florida he was m.v.p. of super bowl xli. >>> we're back with boomer and t.j. and "the blitz." a pair of teams winning in unexpected fashion. how aaron rodgers came so close to a game-winning drive. see how frank gore made fantasy owners very happy sunday. adrian peterson sees daylight and rarely disappoints. drew brees threw less touchdowns this week and the saints scored twice as much as the eagles. >> welcome back. no donovan mcnabb out for philly with a cracked rib and drew brees with a 6-touchdown pass pace. i'm kidding. maybe not.

registering mickey mouse. but i thought about housing, which was specific to that office.n d.c. is the headquarters of acorn. and it just kind of -- it just spurred my curiosity. i came up with the idea and did some research on the housing. it would even be possible for us to get away with that -- sean: what was the worst thing you think you learned here? >> that they were willing to aid and abet corrupt people who wanted to harm children. >> they are solis people -- soulless people. sean: whenever you come into, i want you to know that there are a lot of americans who really appreciate your willingness. you're 25 years old? you are 20? amazing to have a generation coming up standing for the truth and doing great investigative journalism. you are bringing it back to life. great job. coming up, the tea party express has arrived in washington d.c. we will talk to the organizers. we will talk to the organizers. achoo! (announcer) what are you going to miss when you have an allergy attack? achoo! (announcer) benadryl is more effective than claritin at relieving your worst symp

mickey taking as we call it. >> mickey taking.e's been flirting with some guy called curtis who i've never heard of. >> i'm over piers. it's over. >> we started something special today. >> i think we already have. you came into my green room and you were very sweet and delightful. i do. i think it's very important for the american public, public at large to understand the difference between performers, artists, people who create and people who just sort of step in. >> we've got to run, sandra. >> that's it? are you kidding me? >> we lasted through the stool softener. tell the name of your album again. >> it's "whatever it takes." >> say it again. >> "whatever it takes." it's a fabulous music album. please go out, buy it, down load it on i tones, get it on amazon. >> coming up next, we're going to talk about high heels. >>> we have a question for you. are your high heels holding you back from getting ahead? >> plus my friend nick cannon is here. >> after these messages ands your local news. >>> new video of a carjacking suspect who

people what their taxpayer dollars used to support, and that is not only registering people like mickey mouse to vote, but you have counseling going on for some of the roast behavior in the world, so the end of acorn is near. greta: can he keep postponing >> -- can he keep postponing it? >> that would be like keeping fox news off of the air. greta: that is not going to happen. >> democrats say they cannot support the bill because it taxes union health-care plans, a 35% tax on the plan. it has $500 billion in cuts from medicare, taking money from seniors to pay for people who do not have insurance. it is not going to go anywhere, and i appreciate senator baucus try to bring this to the table, but this price tag at the way to try to pay for it with billions in new taxes when we are in a recession and cutting money out of medicare to give it to people who do not have insurance who can get insurance some other way, that is not going to sell, so i do not see it going anywhere. greta: of the latest news about the missile defense. >> i really do want to help the president where i can, but we l

with names like mickey mouse and tony romo? >> gregg: who can forget. lying on tax forms and government forms and other governmental assistance forms, that is crime. is there a criminal investigation going on right now? >> there is some groups out there calling for one over that video that we've been showing. listen to an attorney that spoke to fox. >> these people have a pattern and practice of defrauding the taxpayers. understand, this is the acorn low income housing office. they are helping these people get housing that we taxpayers pay for to run a brothel. that is what they were getting. >> reporter: she once headed the office to see if any felonies were committed but since no forms were submitted to the irs. no forms submitted trying to get federal dollars. i think it would be a hard push. >> gregg: you may be right. if there is a systemic problem, that might be a criminal enterprise under the racketeering statutes and we'll be talking to a congressman, steven king coming up. most of this, census bureau, we think about it once every ten years. but

has defended acorn even after a voter census when some employees submitted fraudulent names like mickey mouse and tony romo. >> maryland congress believes the state should look into acorn. >>> a lid on heavy partying. officials are trying to change a reputation of a party school by increasing police presence. this fall campus police doubled the number of offices and it's part of a back to school initiative that wraps up on september 25th. >>> from one college campus to another, a yale student set it be married today is still nowhere be found. the latest on the search for anne lee. >>> i can't wait until they kick it off because then my stomach will settle down. i'm living off of zantac right now. >> what has this coach and several fans pumped. see what is ahead for the big skins game when fox 5 morning news sunday continues. more and more, the quality of our lives depends on our connections. access to high-speed internet, at home and on the go, is no longer a luxury. it's how our children access education. it's how we find jobs, discover information, and connect with family and friends.

. >> reporter: this 190s motorcycle with mickey and mini mouse is worth up to $60,000. >> you trs me but now don is putting his entire collection up for sale. the first part of a five-part auction already brought in more than $4 million. he doesn't need the money. just says it's time to pass them on to other people. that doesn't mean it's easy. this is his wife, sally. >> oh, i miss them already. it's hard for me to talk about it. you know. >> reporter: 7,000 toys, 7,000 stories. and if there's one lesson don kauffman wants the world to learn -- >> this is a great one right here. reallyin joyed that one. >> reporter: is that there's always room for one more toy. john berman, abc news, pittsfield, massachusetts. >> while that story was going jeremy saw pop eye and dec >> new det this morning >> new details this morning on a foiled terror plot targeting new york city. who's behind bars now and could there be more arrests? >> then controversial concert. a latin singer's family receives death threats. why some cuban americans are so angry. >> you don't cheat freedom by saying you're havi

registration effort in 2008, when some of their employees caused -- signed false voter forms with names like mickeyouse and tony romo. >>> a maryland congressman wants an investigation into the advocacy group. congressman bartlet believes congress should look into acorn and its dealings with the federal government. >>> and turning to the middle east now and a country in crisis. a weekend marred by violence in afghanistan. 50 people, including civilians, security forces and militants all killein a waive of attacks. 5 u.s. troops were killed in two roadside bombings. the officials say the attacks stretched across the country demonstrating how widespread the taliban insurgency is. >>> to israel, where perez was rushed to the hospital today. he was speaking at an event in tel aviv and passed out on stage. the paramedics say the 86-year- old noble peace prizewinner regained consciousness on his own and refused to go to the hospital. the doctors say he's being kept overnight for observation. >>> and he helped get president obama elected and won't be around to vote again. the world's oldest-known woman pa

my dad always told me his two favorite athletes were mickey mantle and johnny unitas. won a lot of games for the baltimore colts. i am proud to wear the same uniform but i see him at another level. i am not comfortable with those comparisons. >> here is the reason for the comparison. with a win peyton would pass unitas for the most wins by a starting quarterback in colts history. >> golic, we will play a game of take your pick. who is the quarterback on the all-time colts team, manning or johnny u. are rihave to go with johnny u. peyton manning has already thrown for more touchdowns and less interceptions. come on. how can you not pick johnny unitas. the high tops and crew cut. in basketball we know the logo is jerry west. in the nfl if there was a logo it would be this. it would be johnny unitas. because of that i have to go with johnny u. until peyton is retired. >> here is my one idea. while it is one franchise, the day they moved they became two. unitas belongs to baltimore and peyton belongs to indy. we need to go down to miami where stuart scott anchors our cover

this is not the voter registration scam in which mickey mouse and donald duck were being registered.'s not that scam. and it's not the hooker and the pimp scandal. this is an entirely new scandal what it involves, acorn cannot a tax exempt charity. it has component parts like project vote that are tax exempt. you give money so we can register poor people. that's tax exempt charity project vote. they took $8.6 million the charity did. but they gave over $5 million of the 8.6 to organizations controlled by ravishy, which which-rathke which were used for political purposes. bill: a shell game. >> you can't use charitable money for political lobbying. >> but, look, the corruption of acorn, nobody can deny it. it's corrupt. but when you then have an organization where there is millions of dollars coming in your money, my money, folks' money through taxation and through donations, where the people say yeah, i do want to help the poor people, i want to get them to vote citizens this and that and the other. then all of a sudden they take the money and they put it over into an seiu union gig

he talks like joe biden off his ritalin and he looks like mickey rourke after a hangover.i think the speech was fundamentally an embarrassment. the only defense of it that you can find out there is this was aimed at the russians to get them onboard with sanctions against iran. and if he actually gets that out of this, then that's a pretty good defense. the problem is that the things he was saying, all this sort of gulliver, the liliputian and apologizing for america stuff is stuff he has said many times before in cairo, berlin and on the campaign trail. times, my god, he actually believes them and they're not just words. sean: do you want a world without nuclear weapons? because i don't. i want a world with nuclear weapons. i want a deterrent. >> i want a world where we're the only ones with nuclear weapons. >> you want a world that's safe. everybody wants that for their families and everybody wants that for everybody else. and in this world, there is not going to be the ability to control nuclear weapons the way you've described. of course, if you could wave a magic wand.

daryll clark, the play action fake here looking for mickey shuler where he should be penn state on the board 7-0. >> bill costby is nby is not hat that. >> no real test for the lions. >> royster had the flu. still comes out. 19 carries, showing a lot of toughness. >> what are you saying about akron and syracuse and temple? >> thanks a lot for that. throw me under the bus. paterno, 26-0 against temple during his long tenure as the head coach of penn state. ohio state. remember what happened last week. ohio state university. terrelle pryor. >> your guy, sansen back sanzen. >> does, good, strong german name. >> why don't you say it again. >> dane sanzenbacher. >> down the middle. 18-yard score. his second. >> man, all over the place. just what the doctor ordered. ohio state wins easily, 38-0. no real hangover it looks like from last week's loss. >> good to see him moving around getting past the line of scrimmage. as you've talked about. he has got to be a dual threat and not a pocket passer in order for them to be great on the offensive side. >> he is who we thought he was. >> a lot of sc

mickey levy giving a paper and saying that the fed should announce right now plans not to purchase anymore pressuries and plans to sell mortgages, if needed. kohn coe did suggest the fed could do that. >> the markets are riding high since march. domestic growth showing signs of rebound. housing is showing signs of stabilization. the fourth quarter will be here in just a couple of hours. what can the threat be to throw a wrench in the economic recovery. we are on watch. is the consumer, a hurricane? good to have you on the program, gentlemen. >> hi, maria. how are you? >> i'm doing great, thanks very much. brian, you agree there are four major threats to the economic recovery going forward. can you go through those threats for us? >> sure. i think they are the four pillars of prosperity or threats, if you turn them around. it's number one is bad monetary policy. right now, i do think the fed is too loose. that will be inflationary in the future. the other side would be if they jacked up rates to 10% next quarter. i highly doubt that is going to happen. both those things are a threat. number

. >>> also, mickey and minnie joining the hulk and spider- man. why disney says it is buying marvel comics coming up next. ♪ ♪ tell me who's watching. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ (announcer) it's right here. it's easy. >>> if you happen to be a federal employee, don't count on as much of a pay raise next year. president obama says it wouldn't be appropriate under thecurrent economic climate. he is citing anational emergency. instead of a 2.4 aross the board adjustment, civilian federal employees will receive a base increase of 2%. >>> fan boys riding foul about disney's latest purchase. let's check in with rise cotter to find out what is happening on wall street. >> good morning. >> what is going on on the markets today? we had a down day yesterday but you guess it wasn't asbad at a around 10:00 yesterday morning. >> it could have been a lot worse. literally just a half hour into tradi we were down 90 points coming off some bad trading in shanghai overnight. but we were able to hang if there. down just 47 at the end of date. our

voter registration effort in 2008 when some employees submitted false voter forms with names like mickey mouse and tony rome me. brian, back to you. >> thank you and here at fox we want to hear from you. you might want to go to foxnews.com to weigh in. should the justice department investigate acorn? so far, over 140,000 of you, 140,000 of you, have weighed in. with an overwhelming 99% of you voting acorn should be investigated and if they investigate people who work at the cia... why not investigate acorn i suppose. two words created a firestorm and lots of attention for a south carolina republican. congressman joe wilson apologized to president obama, shortly after he yelled out "you lie" during the president's speech wednesday, next week, democratic leaders will move to reprimand wilson if he does not apologize. on the floor of the house. wilson's response, in a fund-raising video he said he will not in muzzled. and wilson raised more than 700,000 dollar since the outburst and meanwhile, his democratic opponent is getting an even bigger fund-raising boost, in the 48 hours following wi