. >> i charles ramsey -- >> and give them a mandate to stop the violence. he started operation pressure point five months ago, and so far, so good. >> since i came into office, compare where we are today versus 2007. a 30% drop in homicides. 6% reduction in violent crime. here in the city. >> it's not that the previous mayor and police chief didn't try. they had their own police force on the weekends, the strategic and tactical force unit. >> we are know who we're going after. i know you're se do this with or without pressure point. >> chief ramsey scrapped that for operation pressure point which has the local and state with the federal law enforcement. >> this one is 144 west godfrey. >> on this muggy friday before sunset, the officers muster and hit the streets. first order of business is to serve warrants on wanted iminals. warrants out of the way, they move on to checking bars and cleaning up known drug hangouts. >> doing a joint venture on 9th and somerset. >> that's what brought john kitzinger and his team to this corner in the 25th district. >> right

they withdraw and escape where ramsey is captured a month later. the idea is that the guy, the nut case terrorists, trained in four u.s. flight schools from '91 to '92. this is important. he was going t be the lead pilot on the third plot. i told you about the pope, and bojinka, third plot was 9/11. it was conceived as hijacked airline and fly them into building. he was an international pilot, and he was captured. one of the most honest and heroic men. and i interviewed inform 1990 and 2002. : clearly showi the fbi got the information. in 1995. read my timeline, read my book. i didn't know about the white house. that was a separate target when i wrote my book. the ville -- the bill gates of the philippines, and two meetings with him, he came to santa barbara and told me the entire plot, everythin i am telling you, the twentieth hicker told everybody his target was the white house. how did they get him, the old-fashioned way, a south african dropped a dime on islamabad. what happened to his uncle. brad garrett, later got credit for capturing him, he

. >> those kids on the corner of ramsey and braddock road raised more than $500 for their cause. >>> still to come on news4, why one of the city's most famed and treasured landmarks is in for badly needed renovation. >>> and we'll discover a location offering fresh >>> if you are wondering where the jobs are, they're right here in the district. the federal government will hire more than 270,000 new workers over the next three years. that according to a survey by the nonprofit group partnership for public service. they say the top fields are medical and public health, with the biggest demand for nurses and doctors. the government has job openings in every sector, both here in the u.s. and abroad. nearly a third of the government's current employees expected to retire over the next fve years.yosecan tcharheer u yoedcan search the federal openings online at usajobs.gov. >>> while the city may or may not be known for its wealth of jobs, it is definitely known for its monuments. the lincoln memorial is one of the most popular tourist sights in the country with the sweeping views of the na

in ramsey mcdonald's government. the two aircraft first flew in stanley baldwin's last government. they together, with radar, together with a whole sector and group of control system, were introduced into service, during nevel chamberlain's government. come 1940, when churchill was prime minister, and had responsibility for this system, wonderful system, and churchill then foisted those fighter resources and sending them to france, to proper collapsing french state. and few doubting, quite hero of mine. in a seminal letter, told churchill this would lead to the defeat of this country. stop churchill. during the battle of britain, churchill then exhorted and threw britain's forces into attacks. a strategy that would be catastrophic. churchill himself eventually said, correctly, doubting was the architect of victory but if churchill had had had his way, my goodness me. the next time britain had a victory was wo years later. and montgomery leading the eighth army another al amain. and churchill had wanted montgomery to throw britain's forces into a premature, ill prepared attack. mont

a neighborhood that includes south mason, ramsey and best bentlo area. and they are calling it a safe zone, which means officers will set up a perimeter to monitor coming and goings. and allow only a few into the neighborhood two to 10 wednesday through sunday during the next month. and same initiative caused legal trouble for dc police saying it violated constitutional rights. but baltimore police say they do not believe there will be any legal trouble here. mainly because the community likes the idea. >> it will keep out the people looking for their prostitutes. and keep people out from coming in to buy their drugs. >> well, the plan was created back in 2005. again, police say it has worked in the past. and they say it will work again, or it can work again. this time in southwest baltimore. live in city police headquarters. keith daniels, fox 45 news "late edition". >> baltimore county gives the green light to speed cameras tonight. but not without some resistance. connecticut council voted 6-1 in favor of installing cameras in 15 school zones througho

alisyn: joining us to answer some of your questions is fox business host dave ramsey.dave. >> good morning. alisyn: dave, can we hear you? >> i hope so. brian: that's better. alisyn: let's get to viewer emails. this comes from john from alabama. he says: >> well, college is not necessary in a lot of sales positions and actually sales positions are some of the best paid positions in all of america. and an odd statistics there are more ceos that moved up through the marketing ranks of corporations than any other genre or category. sales is always something you want to. i would be reading books and taking classes from people out there in the sales field and be shopping around and looking for a great product that you can be really enthused about. it's a huge opportunity because you control your own destiny. steve: absolutely. makes it easier when you are equities sighted. steve from georgia writes in: steve: sounds good to moo, dave. >> sound financial move is the key question here. 64,000 in the southeast versus 75,000 in the highest taxed state in the union, connecticut

you can downlead ramsey for a week. after that you will have to pay 15 buck as month for service. number four height matters when it comes to your happiness, at least according to researchers. their poll of 400,000 people found on average taller men have more education and more income and are more likely to say they're enjoying live. there was less difference among taller and shorter women. >>> number three, you can already get into a smithsonian institution for free but on september 26, 21 other d.c. area museums will open their doors at no charge to the public. it's part of the fifth annual museum day. number two, this may get you through airport security a little faster the next time you fly out of dulles you will likely pass through this brand new security pez seen in the name -- mezzanine in the name terminal. it opens next week. number one tonight the d.c. region will mark the eighth anniversary of the nine niern attack -- 9/11 attacks with special services. in the district there will be a ceremony at the national law enforcement officers memorial at 9:00 a.m. in maryland fo

brian: here to help us is david ramsey. how can this be the scenario? the new legislation. august 20 new laws kicked in, and there are another said in february. in february, and they cannot raise your right, except on new purchases, so they are raising rates across the board right now while they can. basically, punching the consumer in the face. steve: a lot of people are concerned about their credit card readings. jan from florida writes -- i do not know if i can help your fico score. the only way to improve that is to borrow money and pay it back. that is basically an i love debt ocore. -- score. they lowered your limit hoping that you would go above it. gretchen: here is matt from ohio -- >> desk, i have heard of it. -- yes, i have heard of it. there should not be a problem as long as you pay on time. brian: by the way, when you call citi, rahm emanuel enters, right? [laughter] here is another one from chicago. >> not really. this is when you realize a company is misbehaving you can say, i am not going to do business with you. it is like going to a r

dave ramsey on the fox business network.>> it's an original idea. brian: let me get right to the emails because i know you have a lot to say. terry says are u.s. savings bonds safe in today's economy. >> safe in the sense that they are backed by the u.s. government and i'm not worried about the u.s. government going away. they are not safe in the sense that they don't make enough to outpace inflation in a long term investment. the stupid things are going to pay 2% to 3%. inflation is running more. run higher with deficit savings. no i wouldn't be in savings bonds. steve: tommy in south carolina has a question. we are debt-free as a family. have $9,000 in savings. where can we put this money to make the most interest and still be able to get it if we need it. people are worried about that part. >> well, tommy, good question. what you need to remember about your emergency fund is it is not an investment. everybody say not an investment. it's insurance. insurance cost you money to protect your assets. emergency fund is not ther

a neighborhood that includes south mason, ramsey and south bent low area and increased police patrols with cruisers circling the block, keeping watch. >> much better. they do the walk. you see them coming through all during the day. it is wonderful. >> police are now calling the area a safe zone, which means police will set up a parameter, monitor everyone's comings and goings. >> police have a few entries into the neighborhood from 10 to 10 p.m. wednesday through sunday during the next month. >> carrollton ridge is a troubled neighborhood. with, at least, three murders since january. community was pushed into the news in july, when someone shot a 5-year-old girl in the head. the suspected gunman caught on police surveillance tape. now the police in addition it active. >> i do see some progress coming along. >> and the people that live here are supporting the plan. to restrict access to their neighborhood. >> it will keep out the people looking for their prostitutes. and keep people out from coming in to buy their drugs. >> neighbors cheering the efforts here, but in washington d.c. >

do you have nightmares about gordon ramsey. >> not any more.trouble at first. >> therapy and everything. >> i had nightmares about being micked up like i am now. >> reporter: so here we are now. bringing your nightmare back to reality. but it's a dream for you to learn how to cook an italian dish. >> we're doing a tortellini alfredo and we'll be teaching this recipe and others through the weekend. friday, saturday and sunday we're doing the shows. this is what we have going on here. all right, holly, this is going to be quick. are you ready for this, guys? >> reporter: i'm ready. we're cutting up an onion herement i can do this with my eyes closed. are you afraid of that. >> i am afraid. that would be mynightmare. >> okay. >> reporter: that's pretty impressive. >> so we're putting butter in this pan here, don't mind my fingers. >> no. i'm sure you washed. >> we're all family he. and i like to add onion to this pan first. and my towel that i always throw over my shoulder. >> reporter: but we're not throwing it in. >> we are not throwing it in. t

trying to get a handle on the spending habits of your better have, dave ramsey joins us.radio show and is part of the very powerful fox business network lineup, which will soon include don imus. >> good to see you again. neil: i guess this is stating the obvious, but what is not is that authorities can come aggressively after you for your spouse's non-payment, right? >> well, the articles was pulled from is a little bit nebulas. -- the article this was pulled from its aluminum nebulous. -- is a little bit nebulas. -- nebulous. when you are married, you own stuff. this idea that you can stay in a marriage where your husband or your wife is just completely out of control, it is ridiculous. it is like staying in a marriage where someone is addicted to cocaine. it is going to rub off on new even than you do not do drugs. neil: 8 joint master card, a joint visa. i thought it was a given from reading this that, yes, they can come after you -- a joint mastercard. >> if it is a joint account, absolutely, you are liable. neil: but you are saying if it is separate deals, maybe not.

ramsey? you are on the air. caller: i think we need to get insurance companies out of the business. all they want to do is make profits. we need government to be an insurance to keep these insurance companies fare. host: word euchre and they get your health insurance? caller: i get it through my job. host: next phone call. chris from wisconsin. caller: i work in the health- care industry. i have a problem with insurance is and i support the public plan. i have excellent coverage, but the bills that come across my desk that are the nine are absolutely unbelievable. the deductible that we are seeing come through our $10,000. there are more people filing for bankruptcy. it is absolutely ridiculous. all of a sudden, all of the bills are being denied. this costs money, too, because we have to appeal them for the patient. and a lot of hospitals do not even appeal it. they simply bill the patient and let them more about it. we have had the niles for anesthesia for a caesarean section. there are so many things going wrong. what they are telling you it is we are going to deny you for pre-exi

to my 15-year-old sophomore son, danny, who is a member of the high school marching band, to coach ramseyed elder high school football team. sorry, guys, it's a rite of friday passage. . guys, it's friday night. go, you panthers, go. chili after the game. as i said that will be the only light-hearted part of my talk today you will hear. i'm debi trauth from cincinnati, ohio and i have over 25 years of working in the health care industry. working for insurance companies, managed care companies and for a large hospital care organization. i never in my life thought that my life would turn into sleepless nights worrying over paying health care bills, now worrying about paying my health care premiums. i worked in the health care industry. five years ago i lost my best friend and my husband, roger, to colon cancer. an -- on halloween 2000 he got his diagnosis and his prognosis that he was given four to six weeks to live. i was a working mother at the time, with a first grader. i refused to give in and believe what i was told by a cat scan and by an oncologist. with the love and hard work of a g

glee keeps the club singing while chef ramsey and the remaining hell's kitchen contestants make culinary. >>> lie to me has tim ross and his whole team telling the truth and nothing but the truth. >> i think you get to see why we are who we are. >> hit me. >> a few new comedies enter the line up including brothers, and the cleveland show, a family guy spin-off featuring the talent john hanly. >> it's mainstream. people are used to watching an a animated live show as well as live action. >> reporter: and doll house and star elijah, on new missions while the french continues the exploration of mutations in the second season. >> we start with a human cannon ball through a windshield and we go on from there. >> reporter: stay tuned for more must see t.v. only on fox. in hollywood adam hausle, fox news. >> he has a hand in a jar. >> did he? >> i guess we will have to tune in. >> you're a fan of him? >> i did. i got to interview him when i worked in new york and he is just a good guy. >> he has a hand in a jar. >>> we hav had a good guy this morning. braden warner was here from fulton elementa

senator ramsey. we are going through those now. we're going to meet this afternoon, our group of six, to go over those changes and -- >> are you disappointed to say we are moving forward with or without republicans? >> no, no, no. i know almost all negotiations you have to almost wait until the last instant. we have all invested so much time and effort in this. i know my republican colleagues want to be part of this. they want to be. and they know, and i know, there is still time. there is still time between now and when the revolt on the fwinal boyle bill, gets mark -- gelts marked up in a couple of weeks. i do expect some of these will come up wlitter. earlier is better than later. >> where will the trigger come into play? >> it is interesting. i hear a lot about trigger in the media, but i don't hear it in discussions. a trigger has not come up in my discussions with my group or six or any democratic colleagues. [unintelligible] >> i think, frankly, with increasing conviction, that a public option cannot pass the senate. it is d

i am going to ask everyone please to remain in this ramsey did well as she leaves. i want to particularly hasco of the brookings scholars to stay because if you fall of redout i'm going to get nervous about whether you are heading back. but please join me in thanking secretary clinton for a terrific hour. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] now an update from capitol hill reporter on the health care debate. >> jeffrey young of the hell what is the senate finance committee's markup on health care legislation expected to be like there in the coming week? >> you can make the case this bill is going to be written and that markup would starts on tuesday. >> what kind of an mma can we anticipator? >> on the democratic study will see amendments on issues such of the government-run plan to increase the tax side of the tax credits for individuals and small business, and from the republican side rather you'll probably see some notes to strip-down the cost of the bill, abortion and immigration issues like that. >> who is likely to offer th

a neighborhood that includes pace on street, ramsey and the south central areas.icers will set up a perimeter monitoring everyone coming and going. officers will allow only a few entry points into the neighborhood from 2 to 10:00 p.m., he wednesday through sunday during the next month. >> it will keep out the people looking for their prostitutes. it will keep people out from coming in to buy their drugs. >> the same initiative caused legal trouble for d.c. police. a federal court ruled it violated constitutional rights. baltimore police believe there won't be any trouble here becausecally because the community likes the idea. >>> baltimore county gives the green light to speed cameras, but not without resistance. the county council voted 6-1 in favor of installing cameras in 16 school zones throughout the county. drivers going over 40 miles per hour will get a fine in the mail. it will also ban people from owning or using tasers. that will take effect on november 1st. and they required all old or electronic devices to be recycled. >>> the woman who accused pittsbu

attorney general ramsey clark would prosecute him and convict him of encouraging people to evade the draft in 1968. it was a sentence for which he never served time. but spot is the same as pediatrician, author of the common sense book on baby and child care. i think the publication numbers are something like 35 million copies of 45 million copies. everybody in the country knew dr. spock was pared the telephone operator -- knew dr. spock. the telephone operator mistakenly calls and dr. spark. he and a number of doctors put together a committee to push for the passage of medicare. included in this committee is dr. debakey, dr. cole built a full symphony york, eleanor roosevelt, and lou gehrig's private physician and a number of luminaries in the medical world. we will also hear spock referred to issues in the program in which he appears. the opposition has a hard time fielding anybody for this show as a counterpoint. >> league final call and our medicare program takes place on march 23, 1965 as lbj talks to house leaders and the assistant secretary of health, education, and welfare. w

and in fact attorney general ramsey clark will prosecute him and convict him on encouraging people tovade the draft in 1968. a sentence for which he never served time, but spock of course is tt things pediatrician off the commonsense book on baby and child care. i think the publication of her for something like 35 to 40 million copies. so everybody in the country, most everybody in the country knew who doctor spock was. although, the telephone operator i think calls him doctor spark in this conversation. i don't know if we'll hear that part of it or not. but he is a big supporter of the president. also perhaps more important, in the wake of the election, looking toward 1965, he and another of other doctors put together a committee to pass, to push for the passage of medicare. included in thisommittee are michael the famous heart surgeon from houston texans. doctor caldwell from w york, eleanor roosevelt and lou gehrig's hybridization, and another other luminary in a medical worker who also here spock referred to issues and answers probe in which he appears and he will mention how ehim

very outspoken in later years and in fact ramsey clark would prosecute him and convict him of encouragingvade the draft in 1968. a sentence for which he never served time. he was the famous pediatrician, author of a common sense book on baby and childcare. i think the -- the publication numbers are 35 to 45 million copies. so everybody, most everybody in the country knew who trfment spock was poll al, though, the telephone operator calls him dr. spark in in conversation. i don't know if we'll hear that part of it or not. but he's a big supporter of the president, but also, perhaps more importantly, in the wake of the election moving -- looking toward 195e, he and a number of other doctors put together a committee to pass -- push for the passage of medicare. and included on this committee are michael dubake from houston, texas. and esal to know from nourk. -- esal ton from new york and others in the medical world. we'll also hear spock talk on an issue and answers program. he'll mention how a.m.a. president edward andes backs out once spock agrees to appear. the opposition has a hard time