he represents the kind of threat robert muller and about.erts have warned >> abc 7 news. >>> closer to home, at the on for a prince county murder suspect released from custody. error about just walk outt to of jail. he had said the $5,000 in bonds. this is not discovered until four days later. >> it is outrageous. you're letting a suspect though murder chargeree without a bond. that is ridiculous. >> its stand from a fight at a club. captured in las vegas in to and extradited back maryland. held without bond. >> a local charity were among victims of a multimillion- dollar ponzi scheme. garfield taylor defrauded 130 more than $27 million. a collapse bac in 2010. people promised claims and returns as high as year. do it.aid he would it is criminal. >> if this had a devastating impact. the sec says he diverted $5 billion for his own use. not respond to our for a comment. they're still investigating. >>> a ribbon cutting ceremony the enterxt phase of county connector. a second sector of the highway set to open tomorrow morning. phase opened back in february. construction will start next ye

he represents exactly the kind of threat fbi director, robert muller, and experts warned about. >> he was arraigned sunday. he is charged with soliciting support for a terrorist act. news. >>> a candlelight vigil will be held at the university of arkansas campus remembering 19- year-old garrettetman, the back up tiegd end was pronounced dead at a hospital. his loss is a terrible shock and makes you realize just how precious life truly is. >>> you watched the political drama and look at it for today. the super committee, supposed to come by with a plan to slash the red ink is ready to admit it failed. a super committee tasked with finding $1 trillion in savings is poised to admit failure. they were tasked with cutting $1.2 trillion of debt and the failure means automatic across the board cuts will go in to effect. defense, medicare, medicaids it's not going to happen until after the election in 2013. t pre american's feelings about this saying congress needs do its job. >>> hundreds of people turned in guns for money to fill tanks. a program to get tabuns the streets. drive up, happene

he represents exactly the kind of threat fbi director robert muller and his experts warned about. >> and as for a developing story out of california. two officers at university of california davis are on administrative leave and the chancellor is facing commands she step down over the officers' use of pepper spray on protestors. it shows them being shot in the face with the spray. >> up in philadelphia today, two men collapsed during a marathon and both died. of heart attacks. a 40 year old man collapsed near the finish line, a 21 year old at the finish line. both were rushed to the hospital but both did not make it. >> we got a little sunshine, more clouds today. as we check out what is going on, a shield of green. light rain, but as we zoom in you can see it is into annapolis, and into silver spring as well. all the freeways damp as of now. as we zoom further into the yellow, we are dealing with moderate rain around rising sun, again, i-95 will be wet today as we go through this evening. and the wet weather will continue as we go through the morning time frame as well. temperatures

director robert muller and his experts have warned about new york's top cop says the suspect was radicalized by the teachings of u.s. born cleric anwar a lot. even thing here is that the media also left out a few very crucial details turns out that intel had help from a neighbor in upper manhattan who happened to be and why p.t. informant and the f.b.i. was aware of from intel but they chose to pass on the case now original reports assume that it was because the f.b.i. was doing a bad job but it turns out even they could tell something was fishy to pretty important elements of the story and i think that's right so while bloomberg and n.y.p.d. commissioner raymond kelly spoke at length about the danger of the suspect in custody they left out the role of its neighbor let me give you a few details here the neighbor and wife played a very central role in planning the attack he provided an area for the suspect to build bombs also serve as a companion to him and tell all the n.y.p.d. as intelligence division built their case and according to the new york times the informant smoked marijuana with t

that i took down from the mayor was this represents to him the kind of threat that fbi director robert mullerd others have warned about. the particular scenario of the homegrown terrorist here who was a united states citizen. we know he was a native of the dominican republic but they say he's a united states citizen, a convert to islam. what kind of a threat are we really looking at? >> this is the problem with homegrown terror. we aren't really sure what sets people off. mr. pimental was talking big, talking about terrorist attacks for at least two years and the police were watching him for at least two years. all of a sudden he starts to become active, and we don't really understand why. as commissioner kelly said, even though he really stepped up his activities in september after al-awlaki was killed, he started making the bomb in august before al-awlaki was killed. so we don't know whether or not they kind of just wake up one day and say, wow, the time has come, weather friends speak to them. these are all things we hope will come out in a trial or some kind of perhaps there is more infor

he represents exactly the kind of threat fbi director robert muller and his experts have warned about. >> reporter: the suspect was arraigned sunday night in a manhattan court. larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >>> that's exactly what we have been hearing for months -- these lone wolf suspects out there inspired by the stuff they find on line and decide to carry it out here at home. >> it's scary. i wonder if he has some mental health issues. just doesn't make sense. and as a native new yorker, i'm horrified. horrified that my hometown seems to be the target so often. >> constant target. one of the dangers living in the city. always under that spotlight. >>> switch gears now, because outrage is growing after a peaceful protest on the university of california campus were pepper sprayed by police. two officers involved in friday's incident at uc-davis have been put on leave. the school's chancellor is now taking heat for initially supporting the police in all of this who claim they used the pepper spray because they were surrounding, clearly not seen in the video. in the midst of this,

reporter: even the president has gotten government sbwag now and then like this cap given to him by robert muller federal government mired in debt, the president has stepped up with a modest contribution, an executive order to cut $4 billion in government waste. >> we thought it was entirely appropriate for our governments and agencies to try to root out waste, large and small, in a systematic way. >> reporter: it's not just souvenirs. the president tells government agencies to reduce spending by 20% in travel costs, technology devices such as computers and smartphones, by putting more federal documents online to reduce printing costs, and cutting transportation costs by using fewer car services for senior officials. >> it doesn't replace the importance of the work that congress needs to do in coming up with a balanced bold plan to reduce our deficit. but it indicates once again that there are things that we can do right now that will deliver government more efficiently, more consumer friendly for less money. >> reporter: leslie page of citizens against government waste said the president's cuts