mulligan's lawyer claims police chased mulligan down and beat him up. >> here's a guy that was unarmedad committed no crimes and why they're using this kind of force to take him into custody is just absolutely mind-boggling. >> here is the lapd version of the story. police say officers responded to calls about a man trying to break into cars near this jack-in-the-box. when they came upon mulligan, they questioned him and they say they found $5,000 in cash in his possession. the police report says mulligan admitted to police that he had used marijuana and ingested bath salts four days earlier. >> he was very much out of it. they believed he was under the influence of some type of controlled substance. so they called out a drug recognition expert to do a field examination. the lapd says he passed the test and asked to be dropped off at this motel to get some rest. >> mr. mulligan was taken to a motel at his request. the officers were doing what they felt was in the best interest of his public safety. >> hours later, police say they spotted mulligan again now running through traffic tryin

mulligan's attorneys deny he ever told officers that but admit mulligan had gone to that neighborhoodana, legal under california law. >> he's got a prescription -- >> for marijuana. >> for marijuana. the store where he was was adjacent to his doctor's office. he doesn't smoke marijuana. but from time to time when he has sleeping difficulties, he can eat muffins that contain it. they didn't have any. he didn't buy any that night. >> reporter: the police report said officers took mulligan to this area motel to rest but later confronted him when they saw the bank executive back on the street contorting his hands in a claw-like manner while simultaneous simultaneously baring his teeth and snarling. i ordered the suspect to get on the ground at which point he attempted to strike me with both hands. after evading the blows, the suspect lunged toward me with both arms outstretched and temed to tackle me. i issued hum with both hands to the ground. mulligan was arrested but never charged with anything. >> mr. mulligan denies charging at the officers. he yelled at them and tried to get away. i

on wednesday, october 10, circuit brother brian and melissa morris and merck mulligan and officer james johnson of the central station responded to a fire at 8 -- 824 height street in downtown san francisco. officers found the first and second story buildings involved in flames. leaving the residents, many of them students inside the six- story building in grave danger. officers immediately entered the building and began evaluating the evidence, pounding on doors and alerting them there was a fire. many of them were still asleep. essentially they were forced to withdraw from the building because the heat was so intense in the building. the fire department was still in route to the fire. not until the fire department arrived did it take over the evacuation of the fire personnel were ordered out of the building onto the street for the structure at 824 high street, and asphalt and some of the fire equipment had to be moved because the heat was so intense it was buckling the street and the water pipes. the fire spread quickly and started the fire department personnel were overwhelmed. build

. >> no mulligans. i would be interested in getting involved in that issue as well. and the other commission matters? >> is there any public comment on this item? >> a very quickly, the concern about the noe valley square -- they have the fund-raiser on their side and the county $2 million has already committed and it will come from the fund. i will submit to you the article where it says that. as far as i know, they have not been corrected because they -- i went to their web site a week ago. in fairness to them, they came back from the november 2010 meeting with the idea that because the vote was 11-1 that they have great support. i have no doubt if they go today, they will get that support. my concern is money being spent out of the acquisition fund with no prior prioritization to say this is what we think is important and this is how we are going to use that money to implement that and that is part of the policy. i know because i spent many hours coming up with that. i a understand and i am perfectly willing to accept that it will not happen tomorrow, but if it ha

the csx train was running by mulligan hill lane which is just south of main street in ellicott city when it derailed. this is what it looked like just a short time ago. these are pictures from the scene. two bystanders were killed. howard county executive ken ulman says 23 cars out of the 8 80-car train derailed spilling coal everywhere. cranes are there now starting to resome of those rail cars albeit slowly. we're going to stay on the story throughout the day and you can watch it on wusa9.com. >>> fairfax county police are hoping the flyers they put up around a lanconia apartment complex will lead them to the man they say sexually assaulted a 5-year-old girl. police say the man assaulted the child at a complex on manitoba drive sunday evening. investigators say the little girl was playing in the common area when the attacker led her away and assaulted her in one of the apartments. parents say they're now going to keep an even closer watch on their children while they play. >> my child play outside so i watching him around so i'm in the parking lot walking and watching them because ther

and for john mulligan, i just know that we are going t beat minnesota to the punch we have mike, head of health. and i guarantee you, with th governor's support we are going to make rhode island the first hearing that pam attainshe she comes up and does this. [applause] so, rivalry does not change. i too want to say what an honor it is to have major inspiration for our coury andor me personally here. i also want t t jim m, a good friend and former colleague for also being here. [applause] as was said, on october 3rd 08, president george. bush health parity and addiction uity act. it was named in honor of two senators, both of whom knew the personal toll of mentalss ono wotive t s sigd. regulators he today, advocates, citizens and to that ts set out do, to cement in our statutes the rights o the mentally ill and to banish disincrimhat health care will ever have. another is concern in this room about our role here, gems and my own, that we are either speaking too much for the administration or too much for the advocacy community, but i see both of our roles as champions for people who n

the whole concept is inspired by carey mulligan, kyra knightley, a list celebrity adopting vintage looksigh-impact minimalist, about the dress. it has an optical illusion because of the panels. >> very flattering. you can't smile. if you want to do the posh spice, no smiling allowed. >> the great accessories, clutch, killer heel, and be careful about underwear, no nicker line. >> british kate moss definitely style icon, does the rocker chic thing. >> exactly. brits love rocker chic, milk jagger, kate moss epitomizes that look. the key essential items would be a great leather jacket. this is not leather, $60, great bargain, with coated leatheresque pants and amazing top shop booties. >> fit right in here in london. can't do a fashion segment without mentioning kate middleton. this is what we're calling the modern day lady look. natalie modeling it. >> natalie is obviously wearing kate middleton. kate is very good at playing the rules of dressing like a lady. she's got etiquette down, nothing sloppy, micro mini, plunging. one of her favorite colors, top shop knitted jacket over the top and

the whole concept is inspired by carey mulligan, kyra knightley, a list celebrity adopting vintage lookse starlet giving an example. >> victoria beckham coined this look. it's a high-impact minimalist look, we're calling it. it's always about a body contour dress. it has an optical illusion because of the black panels. >> it's very flattering. you can't smile. if you want to do the posh spice, no smiling allowed. >> bigger accessories, the great clutch bag, the killer heel. be careful of underwear. no visible knicker lines, please. >> british kate moss definitely style icon, does the rocker chic thing. >> exactly. brits have loved the rocker chic thing since mick jagger. kate moss epitomizes that rock chic look. the key essential items would be a great leather jacket. this is not leather, $60, great bargain jacket with coated leatheresqeu pants and amazing top shop booties. >> fit right in here in london. can't do a fashion segment without mentioning kate middleton. this is what we're calling the modern day lady look. we've got natalie modeling it. >> natalie is obviously wearing kate mi

there is an opportunity for a mulligan but take it. will the congressman recognize that?l he decide, in my view, to put his country and certainly his party at his own ambition? or will he march forward and let the chips fall? i suspect the chips will fall in a way that is not helpful to the republicans and to him personally. there is a few things at play. centre clear mccaskill -- senator clear mccaskill, his opponent, is out there giving warm word fortodd akins. she is praying he hangs on past the deadline so she can hammer him with every at she runs. how do you miss speak about forceable rape? it is mystifying. host: here is the op edge in "the wall street journal." how much do look at other media, other editorial pages, to hone your message and decide what you write about? are you finding a lot of it in papers or online? guest: much of it is on line and i don't subscribe to a hard copy of anything other than town all magazine. i visit these publications on line. if we were doing this interview five years ago, i would not be saying this but i have found a sense of getti

there is an opportunity for a mulligan. let's take it. the question will be, will congressman a can recognize that, will he side to put his country and certainly his party ahead of his own ambitions or will he march forward and let the chips fall? i suspect it will fall in a way it is unhelpful. there are a few things that play, and all you need to know is that senator clear mechanical, would be and could be a tonic in the general election, she is out there giving some warm words. oh, let's not read each -- rushed to judgment. praying that he hangs on past the deadline so that he can start being hammered with every single and she runs bringing up his comments. i mean, how do you miss speak about forceable rape? it is just -- it is mystifying. >> the op-ed in the "wall street journal" today. sinking ship, and it says, the most loyal supporters may consider it to -- consider the party reaction and fair. only one comment, but senate control could well be decided by a single seat in on that hangs the future of obamacare and much more than one

. >> brian: so i don't know if i would get a mulligan on my prediction earlier in the show. >> gretchen hearing it live. >> steve: now everybody at home. you in your pajamas. >> gretchen: unfortunately, we have to wrap it up for a moment because we have geraldo waiting in the wings and we have some headlines. fox news alert. overnight, two u.s. special forces service members unfortunately killed in afghanistan by an afghan police officer. we've learned the newly recruited officer used the same gun the american troops gave him as a gift just moments before. this is the sixth attack on u.s. troops by afghan forces in just the last two weeks. it comes a day after a u.s. black helicopter crashed in kandahar province. all 11 people on board died, including seven american soldiers. two navy seals. taliban claims it shot the chopper down, but u.s. military officials don't believe that's the case. >>> scandal rock the department of homeland security has secretary janet napolitano considering stepping down now? in an interview with the arizona republic newspaper, napolitano broached the topic of

never going to admit mulligans but would like to take a few. this is his moment.s column is right. it is now time to come forward and reveal something. >> yeah. absolutely. and joe, you know, we were in their home, and i look at this list of things that you're looking for, signs of life, we saw humanity, we saw personality, we saw biography, i mean they are wonderful people. >> yeah. i hear it all the time. >> they are. >> it's a big -- >> they are. >> they can't fit the whole country in there. >> joe? >> they're wonderful people. they're wonderful kids. as a father, and i know you're a mother, mika, you -- >> i'm in awe of ann romney. >> you begin judging people by their children. i hate to say it. you walk into a house, not so much if their children are bad because you go, well, everybody has problems, but you look at the romneys' kids they're extraordinary, young men, decent, they've done so well for themselves, you look at ann romney, wonderful, and you look at the romneys and their home and like i said before, this didn't happen by accident. >> no. >> he's go

is responsible for the torture of five american service men in iraq, including private jonathan mulligan of locust fork, alabama who was posthumously awarded the silver star for gallantry in action as he attempted to defend his comrades in this attack. this was outside the rules of war, they were wearing american uniforms, an action that he directed. they are against the laws of war and he's not only to be held and can be held not only as a prisoner of war but a violator of the rules of war could be tried and should have been tried in american military commission. when u.s. forces captured daqduq, then the most senior hezbollah figure in u.s. custody, he pride prouded detailed testimony about the support and training provided by iran to iraqi insurgents, and he admitted violating the rules of war. he is not a criminal defendant, he's not a member of an organized crime syndicate or some drug dealer. he is a confessed terrorist who committed atrocities against american soldiers during a war duly authorized by congress. and that makes him an enemy unlawful combatant who may be detained unti