mr. hernandez ortega -- ortega hernandez was in their lobby. state police personnel responded to the hampton inn and took mr. hernandez into custody without incident. >> the manhunt began after shots were closed the white house last friday night. nearby, the police recovered an assault rifle, empty shell casings, and an abandoned car, which was then lent to the suspect. president obama was not at home at the time. that day he had traveled to the west coast where it at -- where he attended a basketball game on board an aircraft carrier. the president himself was never in danger, but it brings up an uncomfortable question for the secret service. the bullet that hit -- the bullets that hit the white house -- if the bullets were fired on friday night, why did it take until tuesday to find them? the president of fifa says as far as he is concerned, the game does not involve racism. he made the comment on the same bed english football association charged liverpool with racist remarks and the investigation is continuing. >> it just gets worse and wors

mr. hernandez, ortega hernandez, was in their lobby. state police personnel responded to the hampton inn, and took mr. hernandez into custody without incident. >> warner: in his appearance in federal court in pittsburgh today, hernandez was not asked to enter a plea to the assassination charge. for more, we go to charlie savage, who is covering this story for the "new york times." charlie savage, welcome. explain to us how-- what has been treated as a shooting incident near the white house turned today into this deadly charge of attempting to assassinate the president. >> reporter: i think there are sometimes shooting incidents heard near the white house that turn out to be noct or just random-- you know, this is washington, washington, d.c. what turned this from a report of shooting in the vicinity to an assassination charge was evidence accumulated that bullets had been deliberately fired at the white house, at the residential section of the white house, and they had been fired by someone who-- once he was identified, his friends in i

mr. hernandez into custody without incident. >> ortega-hernandez had been wanted ever since reports of gunfire near the white house friday night. authorities say an assault rifle found in an abandoned vehicle linked him to the shooting. >> mr. ortega-hernandez is currently in the custody of the united states secret service and the federal bureau of investigation, who are both involved in the investigation of the shooting at the white house. >> the arrest came one day after the secret service discovered two bullets had hit the south side of the white house. one of the rounds apparently striking a window on the residential level. it was stopped by bullet-proof glass. as the investigation continued wednesday, agents were seen searching the white house grounds, roof, and exterior. >> there is a number of overt security measures that are in place, but there are some covert measures as well that add to making the protective quilt work, making it secure. >> officials have yet to directly connect the bullets to friday's shooting. the president and first lady were not home at the time. kate amara, wbal

ii >>> federal authorities today charged this man, oscar ramiro ortega-hernandez, with attempting to assassinate president obama. mrndez was arrested yesterday in indiana, pennsylvania, where police say he fled after shooting at the white house from several hundred yards away. shooting at the white house with a semi-automatic rifle last friday night. one bullet, which may have been from that incident on friday, reportedly cracked a window in the residential wing of the white house in what's kould called the yellow oval room on the same floor as the president's bedroom. the bullet was stopped by bulletproof glass. this happened on friday night. the president and first lady were away. they're traveling. according to the official complaint in this case today, mr. ortega-hernandez was actually stopped by police before the shooting happened. he was stopped in arlington, virginia, which is quite near d.c., at about 11:00 on friday morning. someone had called him in as a suspicious person apparently, and police pulled him over. the complaint says he refused to let officers search his car, a black 1998 honda accord with id

mr. hernandez into custody without incident. >> the manhunt had begun after shots were heard near the whitese. nearby, they recovered an ak-47 rifle and empty shell casings, and an abandoned car that was soon linked to the suspect. president obama was not at home at the time. he had traveled to the west coast where he attended a basketball game. the president himself was never in danger, but all of this brings up an uncomfortable question for the secret service. if the bullet that hit the white house was indeed fired on friday night, why did it take until tuesday morning to find him? >> you are watching newsday on the bbc. still to come, probing the mysteries of jupiter's moons. nasa unveils evidence of a giant lake on europa. the bank of england has revealed its concern about the english economy. growth is expected to be much weaker this year, and also next. this report from stephany flanders contains some flash photography. >> anyone looking for good news from the bank of england today would have been sorely disappointed. >> the difficult economic environment, broadly flat, long, and ardu

mr. hernandez into custody without incident. >> pennsylvania state police found him here in indiana. a hampton inn about 100 miles outside of pittsburgh. to understand what led authorities here, let's go back to the shooting incident last friday night. shots were fired from constitution avenue near the white house. ortega hernandez's car found abandoned. officers found the rifle inside it along with evidence that indicated he recently stayed at the pennsylvania hampton inn. >> he went to locate his friend, maybe the person he was staying with. >> was that person still in the hotel? >> they were not. >> is there any person wanted next that? >> my understanding is no. >> all along, detectives thought he might be in the d.c. area. they checked homeless shelters, even those occupy encampments. they found him in pennsylvania. ortega-hernandez will have to be arraigned in a federal court in pennsylvania before he can be extradited to d.c. there is talk he could be charged with attempted assassination. at the white house, i'm will thomas. now back to you. >> a guilty plea from a robber who

mr. hernandez into custody without incident. >> detectives thought he was still in our area after the friday shooting. they looked at homeless shelters and the occupy camp at macpherson square. quare. >>> another big story we are following, cities across the current are you including right here in the district are bracing themselves for civil disobedience. demonstrators with the occupy movement will be stepping up protests to mark the two-month anniversary since their effort began. fox 5's stacy cohan is live at macpherson square with the details. >> good morning. folk with the occupy movement say today will be their biggest event ever since this movement was born back in september. there will be a demonstration here at macpherson square a march in fact, and in new york, the deputy mayor is expecting tens of thousands to participate although it is up clear whether or not that number is reliable. >> occupy protesters facing a crucial moment one day after being evicted from their long- time home in lower manhattan. oregon say they are far from finished and they are promising to get major atten

mr. hernandez into custody. >> he had been wanted ever since reports of gunfire at the white house.d assault weapon linked him to the shooting. >> is in custody of the united states secret service and the federal bureau of investigation, who are both involved in the investigation of the shooting at the white house. >> the secret service discovered two bullets hit the south side of the white house. one round struck a window. agents were seen searching the white house grounds and exterior. >> there is a number of over security measures in place. to making the protective " work. >> officials have yet to connect the bullets to friday's shooting. the president and first lady were not home at the time. kate amara , wbal-tv 11 news. >> self mutilation is a growing concern among teenagers. >> disturbing results concerning a person's risk of a heart attack. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. this is a fake photo. this is part of a benetton ad showing world leaders kissing. you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or

mr. hernandez into custody without incident. >> detectives thought he was still here in our area after theday. they looked at homeless shelters and the occupy camp at macpherson square. >>> appear arrest in an illegal jewelry operation in prince george's county. more than $100,000, mostly in gold jewelry, seized and police say the operators were knowingly taking in stolen goods. we get more from roz plater. >> reporter: after shutting down an inlegal jewelry operation, officers from prince george's county police department special enforcement division sort through more than $100,000 in jewelry, most of it gold and likely stolen. >> two gold rings and clear stones. >> reporter: investigators say part of the investigation was run out of this international market in riverdale inside at a kiosk where police first approached one of the operators. >> we sent an undercover officer and she displayed the gold and portrayed it to be stolen and they bought it without any hesitation whatsoever, without asking for identification. they gave us more information which led to us a home. >> reporter: at had

paint a vivid and disturbing portrait of oscar ortega hernandez, the idaho man now accused of trying to assassinate president obama. >> the subject, mr. ortega hernandez, did not resist. >> reporter: the 21-year-old ortega hernandes arrested yesterday, five days after allegedly firing several rounds at the white house with a rifle with a large scope. according to the charging documents, ortega hernandez claims that president obama is the devil and the problem with the government that he needs to kill the president and he insisted that he would not stop until it's done. in court today, ortega hernandez was almost completely silent saying only yes, ma'am, when asked if he understood that he would soon be taken back to washington to face the charges filed against him today. despite the fact that president obama was in san diego at the time of the shooting, ortega hernandez is still being accused of trying to assassinate the president. if convicted, he would face a maximum of life in prison. derek. >> matt jablow, we thank you. >>> this just in. video of occupy protestors in san diego holding a moment of silence for ortega hernandez. >>

. >>> oscar ortega hernandez was arrested by police right around noon today at a hotel near indiana, pennsylvania. about 200 miles northwest of washington. >> mr. ortega hernandez did not resist. >> he was not armed. >> reporter: the 21-year-old ortega hernandez is believed to be from idaho but apparently came to the dc area in the past few weeks. he is said to have a history of mental illness and a criminal record that includes assaulting a police officer. this man who recently met ortega hernandez says the alleged white house shooter compared president obama to the anti-christ. >> he seemed very sincere in what he believed. but he did seem rather troubled. >> reporter: the arrest of ortega hernandez came on the same day that the secret service says they found a bullet that shattered a white house window but was then stopped by bulletproof glass. another bullet was found on the white house grounds. tests are now being done to determine if the bullets came from the assault rifle found in ortega hernandez's car which police say he abandoned immediately after the shooting. >> the white house is a knock out for all of these nuts who want to kill

hernandez and calls police. they swarm on the hoe he tell and capture him. >> mr. nandez is currently in the custody of the united states secret service. >> judge jeanine: was this the random act of a madman or part of a more sinister plot? a former secret service agent who was on a presidential detail in washington, d.c. all right, dan, thanks for being with us this evening. this guy is obviously a good shot. he hits the white house nine rounds across what is equivalent to more than 8 football fields hits the window in the residence and breaks it and but for the bullet proof glass behind it, it would have gone through. >> we are assuming he was aiming for are that specific window right there. we don't know that yet. not a bad shot from 800-yards. you are not inaccurate by sayinging that. >> most of the shots were around the second floor which is the residence as you well know. how is a gunman who is witnessed by two people shooting out of his car, able to get away and be so close to the white house? i mean they knew who he was. they found his car, his license. they

mr. hernandez and try to ascertain from him exactly -- exactly not just his motive but also where he wase from which a shot was fired. >> correct. >> all those things will go into a final report that the secret service and its protection partners in establish and share on an as-needed basis. >> okay, john tomlinson, thank you so much. also as i mentioned, we are going to talk to athena jones who is doing some reporting on this story as well, get a little bit more perhaps on the suspect and how -- how police -- how secret service eventually found him in pennsylvania. >>> but, a teenager has been beaten by his classmates at school. now his parents are suing school officials, saying they knew the boy was being tormented and didn't do enough to stop it. more on that coming up. >>> also, rick perry's campaign is on the defense now. why they say a worker was checking for u.s. citizenship at a recent perry event. >>> and where is he? where is he? it is a political tick ter treat for us here, wolf blitzer in the studio. hello, sir. >> very exciting. >> i know. by! maybe we should head back to th

hernandez, is that right? the suspect, wendell? >> a lot of people still looking for mr. ortega hernandez, not just d.c.t park police, who monitor the grounds of the white house, the secret service, and the fbi as well. ortega hernandez, described as a 21-year-old hispanic man, 5 feet, 11 inches tall, 160 pounds, medium build, brown eyes, black hair, and a lot of people looking for him. bill: that is a good missy. wendell goler on the front lawn, thank you for that. martha: the supreme court is set to take up the new health care law, and there are new questions now about whether justice elena kagan has already made up her mind on this issue. now we're seeing justice department e-mails from kagan's time as president obama's solicitor general and a day after the new law passed in congress 2010, kagan told harvard law professor lawrence tribe, quote, i hear they have the votes, larry, simply amazing. that is the e-mail now uncovered. this case raises a lot of questions. national correspondent steve centanni joins us live from washington. steve, what connection did justice kagan have with the health care la

hernandez. of the fbi agents say he fired possibly nine shots at the white house, one that penetrated a window that was stopped only by a bullet proof glass. acquaintances said he felt mr. obama was "the anti christ." they say ortega-hernandez "needed to kill him." it found an assault rifle, three loaded magazines, nine spent shell casings, a box of ammunition, a baseball bat, and brass knuckles. >> there are a lot of crazy people out there. >> security is crazy. no one would think that would happen. >> the 21-year-old is accused of pulling his car over on constitution between the white house monument -- between the white house and the washington monument. >> this is that is a prize were people are very frustrated with the things that are happening. -- this is not surprising. >> over the past year, his opinion and comments regarding the president than the government had gotten worse. he stated that he was "preparing for something." the president, of course, was not hurt. he was not at the white house. arlington police had approached him earlier in the day after someone called about a suspicious person. after going through these documents, he was not breaking the law, b

and documents indicate hernandez thought he was jesus and mr. obama was the antichrist. he fired a semiautomatic weapon at ththe white house. >>> security threats have led herman cain to ask for protection from the secret service. the first republican candidate to get secret service protection during the campaign season. secret service regularly guards each party presidential nominee and can be provided earlier if the department of homeland security gives it the green light. things have gotten testy with people, approaching cain, and his folks shoving back at reporters. >> he's still in it. interestingly enough. wasn't long ago, former house speaker, newt gingrich's presidential campaign was written off for dead. >> despite a surge in the polls he is facing scrutiny and difficult questions as well. abc's karen travers is in washington now with details. good morning to you, karen. >> reporter: good morning. newt gingrich's experience in washington is one of the reasons republican voters like him. but there is a fine line between experience and being an insider. and gingri

ortega hernandez has been quoted as calling mr. obama the anti-christ.ate university in september, he said this about himself. >> it's not just a coincide that i look like jesus. i am the modern day jesus christ that you all have been waiting for. >> all right. if convicted of attempted assassination, ortega-hernandez could face life in prison. >>> herman cain is protected now by the secret service. cain was granted the new security detail because of threats made against him. he is the first of the republican presidential candidates to receive secret service protection. meanwhile, on the late show, cain and letterman joked about the 9-9-9 tax plan. >> i like it. it's 9-9, 9 and it's fun. >> but it works. it works. >> you ought to get some sort of toll-free number. herman cain. you dial 9-9-9, you get a free pizza! come on! what are we talking about? cain's appearance on "the late announcer: this portion of "the early show" sponsored by macy's. >>> up next here from skin problems to spin classes. we answer your health-related questions. >> that's right. i

oscar ortega-hernandez appeared in federal court yesterday in pittsburgh. documents indicate the man thought he was jesus and that mr. obama was the antichrist. he even indicated he thought the president was putting computer chips inside the heads of children. >>> and the president in indonesia this morning where he praised the reclusive nation of myanmar for its democratic reform. next month, he'll send hillary clinton to the country, the first visit by a u.s. secretary of state in half a century. >>> back here at home, some stunning new numbers as we count down to thanksgiving next week. items for the traditional feast are costing more this year. and so is the gas to get to grandma's house. here's andrea canning. >> reporter: it's a holiday hit to the american wallet. this thanksgiving, record-breaking gas prices. you can expect to fill up for an average of $3.44 a gallon, 56 cents more a gallon than last year. a drive from atlanta to, say, orlando, will cost you about $85 in gas, almost $14 more than last thanksgiving. >> i'm outraged because i know somebody's taking me for a ride. >> reporter: there's little rel

ortega hernandez has been quoted as calling mr. obama the antichrist.daho state university in september, he said this about himself. >> it's not just a coincidence that i look like jesus. i am the modern-day jesus christ that you all have been waiting for. >> all right. if convicted of attempted assassination, ortega hernandez could face life in prison. >>> and republican presidential candidate, herman cain, is now being protected >>> this weather report sponsored by macy's. >>> up next here from skin problems to spin classes. we answer your health-related questions. >> it is time to ask it early. when we return, you're watching "the early show" on cbs. we answer your health-related we bring a bold, savory new twist to noodles. mmm. [ male announcer ] and now so can you. the new succulent noodle entrees from p.f. chang's home menu. the boldest flavors in the freezer aisle. [ snoring ] [ clears throat ] hop to, gang. it's showtime. uh, do you know this guy? i'm not gonna cry, am i? only if you don't believe in the power of friendship. really? you guys ar

hernandez case. >> thank you very much for your testimony. senator cornyn? >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. holder, let me just try to tie up some loose ends. you agree that on february 4th of the letter written to senator grassley that with the allegation that the atf sanction not allowed them to the straw purchaser who then transported them into mexico was false that letter dated february 4th, 2011, is itself false? >> we don't know. what i said is it contains inaccurate information. >> is that calls? >> i don't want to quibble with you but i think that it implies people making a decision to defeat and that is and what was going on. people were in good faith getting what they thought was correct information to senator grassley. we now know that information was not correct. >> if you will agree it was false that's not true, do you agree with that? >> i would say it's not accurate. >> did the person that wrote this letter on february 4th, 2011, have fever been disciplined or otherwise held accountable for providing false information to a united states senator? >> as i indicated the people t

mr. obama also met with leaders from india malaysia, and the philippines. >>> a man accused of shooting at the white house will return to washington. . oscar hernandezrance in pittsburg, one day after being arrested in a hotel the idaho man hate the president and wanted to kill him a judge will decide whether he will remain in custody until his trial. hernandez faces life in prison. >>> thousands of protesters are back on their campsites tonight. >> in cities across the country occupy wall street demonstrators put on a show of force. in new york, and -- protesters staged a takeover of the stock exchange. there was chaos and violence on the streets of new york. protesters and police clashed pushing and shoving each other. there were injuries and dozens of arrests. from cleveland miami portland, in atlanta, protesters rallied against corporate greed. >> i think in coming equality has gotten to the point where people are willing to stand together. >> the protest of around wall street failed to disrupt the stock exchange. protesters appeared divided over the message and what to do next. >>> 6 a lot 35 right now. this is the end of an era for daytime tel

hernandez, whether it's its unclear if he's capable of launching a sophisticated attack. rob and sunny? >> thanks, tahman. >>> and we mentioned president obama's visit to australia today, along with that nation's prime minister. mr. obama has just announced that the u.s. military will be a permanent presence down under. by the middle of next year, up to 250 marine personnel will be stationed there in australia. that number could increase, though, to around 2,500. u.s. aircraft will also be moved to australian bases. >>> and it's a new day for the occupy protesters in new york, after a massive sweep by police at this time yesterday. hundreds of police officers forced the protesters from their two-month home, turning it from this -- to this. no tents. no tarps. no sleeping bags. occupy protesters were finally let back into the park overnight. but a judge ruled yesterday that the demonstrators could not sleep there. protesters are calling for a day of action tomorrow. they'll try to prevent traders from getting to their jobs on wall street. >>> and there's been also a shooting at u.c. berkeley, about a half-mile from that school's anti-wall street demonstration. campus police say they shot and wounded a man inside

hernandez case. i'm just not as familiar with it. >> thank you very much for your testimony. >> mr. holder, let me try to tie up some loose ends. you agree that on february 4, in the letter mentioned by senator grassley, the allegation that 80th sanctions allowed the sale to a straw purchaser of -- the atf sanctions allowed the sale of a straw purchaser. that is now falls? >> i said it contains inaccurate information. >> well, isn't that false? >> well, i do not want to quibble with you, but i think false implies people making a decision to deceive. that is not what was going on there. people in good faith were giving what they thought was correct information to senator grassley. we now know that the information was not correct. >> if you will not agree that it was false -- it is not true, you agree with that, right? >> i agree it is not accurate. >> it is not accurate. the person that wrote this in 2011, have they ever been held accountable for providing false information to a united states senator? >> the people who wrote the letter thought what they were sending was in fact accur

hernandez case. >> thank you very much for your testimony. senator cornyn. >> thank you mr. chairman. hester hold or let me just try to tie up some loose ends. you agree that on february the fourth a letter that was written to senator grassley with the allegation that the atf sanctioned or knowingly allowed the purchase of assault weapons and transported them into mexico is false. that letter dated february 4, 2011 is itself false. we now know. >> what i said is a contains inaccurate information. >> well, isn't that falls? >> well false, i don't want to quibble with you but i think false implies people making a decision to deceive and that was not what was going on there. people were with faith giving what they thought was correct information to senator grassley. we now know that information was. >> if you won't agree with me it was false, it was not true? do you agree with that? >> i would save is not accurate. >> it was not accurate. to the person who wrote this letter on february the fourth 2011, have ever been disciplined or otherwise been held accountable for providing false info

hernandez could face charges of attempted assassination. >>> president obama is on bali this morning. the last stop of his asian tour. he'll attend two pacific regional summits. mrspoke to australian soldiers in the northern port city of barkin and earlier visited a high school where one student was more interested in a certain teen heartthrob. >> have you ever thought about teaming up with the high profile celebrity, such as justin bieber, to appeal to more people? >> justin bieber. mr. obama called it an interesting question and noted that lots of celebrities visit the white house and he joked that he'll tell bieber she said hi. the president who recently quick smoking released a video this morning to mark today's 36th great american smokeout and he acknowledged that kicking the habit is not easy. >> today, 46 million americans are still hooked and tobacco remains the leading cause of preventible early deaths in this country. the fact is quitting smoking is hard. believe me, i know. >> mr. obama kicked his own hapt habit by chewing nicotine gum. >>> a new study suggests that love can truly be a heartbreaker. especially for women. researchers said that women ar