rue mesh, let's start out, it feels like, these things all feel, we are flying relatively blind, not me. it feels as though we spent last week talking about ron paul, now this week talking about mitt romney in iowa. the same challenges structurally remain for mitt romney, social conner is vat trifs skeptical, not that much time in the state. do you think he can win? >> i think he can win. i think that the romney camp spain trying very hard to manage expectation and not look -- make it look as though they think they are gonna win in iowa. >> if we get any votes we will be happy. >> we can come in seventh. there are six capped dat. >> just started campaigning in iowa. >> now, app, he -- mitt romney spent a lot of time talking about iowa and not president obama. this was billed as a closing argument for mitt romney in iowa, listen to a little bit of what he had to say and come back and talk about t. >> gone is the hope and change candidate of davenport. gone is the candidate who would heal the nation. instead, the campaigner in chief divides americans engages in class warfare and resort

they rue on thatly put themselves at risk for our safety and we are deeply grateful for their service. >> reporter: the university of virginia state police will not confirm if the second person killed was the shooter. however, they slay there is no imminent danger and have lifted the lockdown. police are still trying to determine if the police officer killed was targeted. we'll be monitoring updates on this. >>> we're continually updating it on our website. when we're not on the air, you can get latest details there with the abc2 news app. >>> the latest from harford county where a woman made a gruesome discovery. she had discovered a man shot to death behind the wheel of the car. the victim has been identified as christopher alves of edge wood. it appeared no one reported it. >>> prosecutors in georgia plan to seek the death penalty of the man accused of killing a graw. giddings was last seen walking to her apartment. her body was found dismembered. 26-year-old steven mcdaniel who lived in the same building had been charged with her death. >>> baltimore city fred bealefeld was at a h

treatments are reserved for paying customers so either i could shell out and then there's this story rue says most extreme remedy a very wintry mineral water through him. and twenty odd seconds of pure health giving agony oh. oh oh oh oh oh. oh. oh well if that doesn't kill me it would have made me stronger. it wasn't the gentlest introduction to the areas waterways but i wasn't going to let that put me off. my next destination was supposed to be the most beautiful lake district in the whole of the north region. one thing about getting back to nature it means that you sometimes aren't taking the best roads so going from a to b. can be a pretty long walk. unless you can find someone to give you a lift so today has been working with horses all his life and he and hero regularly take visitors along the scenic route to the city of valdai one of the region's most popular tourist destinations. to the horse is indispensable in the region which is why the fact is that a motor vehicle would find it hard to clear some places in this record terrain what a horse can do so easily left to go left righ

this man, 19-year-old ruben rue hair doe turned himself in this afternoon. the army specialist christopher sullivan was broken up a fight. received a purple heart. sullivan's family said he's now paralyzed and hospitalized in critical condition. >>> gop candidates plan a major push on the airways. many iowa, there's a statistical tie among the three. perry and bachmann and santorum show no signs of quitting. huckabee predicts that romney will win if the weather is good. paul will win if it is not. >>> serious face time with president obama. the president and first lady were visiting with u.s. troops and their families when an 8 month old took a keen interest in the president's smile. he was just a bit too slow to notice. >>> a marijuana dispensary shuts its doors and hit the road. mobile marijuana delivery. >>> a bay area man part of a precedent setting legal case involving a former lawyer. the question is, just who owns the twitter account? >>> five day forecast with your weekend in view and perhaps some rain drops. [ child ] it's so cool! you can put a for

. >> we will rue the day this prime minister left in britain alone without allies, without influence.t is bad for business. it is bad for jobs. it is bad for britain. >> last time david cameron appeared in the house of commons, euro skeptics in his own party told him to shape the bulldogs spirit. since the summit, they have been praising him for his stance. >> because he has stood up for democracy. he has stood for free trade. and he has stood for free markets. he is to be wonderfully committed -- wonderfully commended. >> there was still a shaking of heads at britain's decision to go it alone. >> i read grant it as much for the sake -- i regret it as much for the sake of europe as for the sake of british citizens and their perspectives. >> the bigger question remains whether enough was really done in brussels to save the euro appeared if the answer to that is no, then the relationship with the eu may be a bit of a side show. >> a feisty day in parliament. the political necessity of pleasing your base is not just a british preoccupation. in the u.s., there has been planted in the race

. >>> egyptian security forces and protesters demanding an end to military rue clashed on the streets of cairo today. at least ten protesters have been killed and 441 others wounded the. >>> and england's prince harry reportedly leapt into action after hearing a friend being mugged over the phone. the prince searched the streets of south london before catching up with the victim at a police station. he really is perfect. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,866 after losing two points friday. the s&p eased up three. the nasdaq gained 14. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei dropped 105 points while in hong kong the hang seng fell 215. today's death of north korea's leader kim jong il threw an unexpected curveball at already jittery market. raising fear of asian instability, u.s. futures are pointing downward for today. otherwise, ininvestors will watch wall street this week. today, europe's central bank president disappointed markets saying the bank won't consider large bond purchases. hammering o

. >> we will rue the day that he left great britain alone, without allies or influence. this is bad for great britain. >> last time he appeared in the house of commons, he was a skeptic and his party had told him to show bulldog. . there is plenty more of that today. >> he has stood up for democracy, and he has stood up for the free market. he is to be wonderfully commended. >> as the prime minister was fielding questions from his friends and enemies alike, the fallout continues to cross the channel. and there was still shaking of heads with the decision to go alone. >> the united kingdom is not willing to join -- i regret this, as much for the sake of your, as far as the crisis is concerned. as for the sake of british citizens, -- >> the question is whether enough was done in brussels to save the the euro. the relationship may be -- may seem like a bit of a side show. >> canada is the first country to break ranks from the kyoto protocol. >> canada has formally withdrawn from the kyoto protocol on reducing greenhouse gases. the euro -- the international climate talks end

. >>> egyptian security forces and protesters demanding an end to military rue clashed on the streets of cairo today. at least ten protesters have been killed and 441 others wounded the. >>> and england's prince harry reportedly leapt into action after hearing a friend being mugged over the phone. the prince searched the streets of south london before catching up with the victim at a police station. he really is perfect. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,866 after losing two points friday. the s&p eased up three. the nasdaq gained 14. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei dropped 105 points while in hong kong the hang seng fell 215. today's death of north korea's leader kim jong il threw an unexpected curveball at already jittery market. raising fear of asian instability, u.s. futures are pointing downward for today. otherwise, ininvestors will watch wall street this week. today, europe's central bank president disappointed markets saying the bank won't consider large bond purchases. hammering o

. >> we will rue the day when this prime minister has left britain alone without alleys. it is bad for business, bad for jobs, bad for britain. >> the last time david cameron appeared in the house of commons, skeptics in his own party told him to show some bulldog spirit. since the summit they have been praising him for his stance, and there was more of that today. >> he has stood up for democracy. he has stood up for treaty and free markets. this is to be commended. >> but as the prime minister fielded questions from friend and foe alike, the fall-out from last week continued to cross the channel. there was still a shaking of heads at britain's decision to go it alone. >> i regret very much that the united kingdom was not willing to join the new fiscal compact. i regretted it as much for the sake of europe and its crisis as for the sake of british citizens and their perspectives. >> the bigger question, of course, remains whether enough was really done in brussels to save the euro. if the answer to that is no, then the row may seem a bit of a side show. "bbc news," westm

. >> my name aelyse rue so. i live on 14th avenue. i'm not associated with the school across the street from me. i had anticipated having three minutes. i'm aware that you are meeting with the board of supervisors and the health department tomorrow and from november 3 hearing, you revealed that you're hamstrung in this situation where you feel powerless but to approve these antennas throughout the city because of the complaints of health being the primary issue of many neighborhoods coming to you saying we don't want these and yet you feel you don't have the power to say no. i am implore you that, you know, it's time to recognize that we need to have a new protocol in the city and the board of supervisors need to create some regulations on this issue citywide. there is a major proliferation of these antennas across the city blanketting our city and i am working with the "chronicle" and channel 7 news to bring this story to the public. vice president miguel: thank you.

. >> good morning to you and new for you on this monday, a shooting left a officer on rue teak ad-- routine administrative leave a man refused to do something. and all new this morning, abc2 news sherrie johnson has video and new information on what police say led to that gunfire. sherrie. >> reporter: well, it's a chance to speak to nursing supervisors at shock trauma and they say a 38-year-old southwest baltimore man was in critical condition. he was shot by a police officer when authorities say he refused to drop a knife a spokesperson says officers were called around 10 last night for a report of a family disturbance at a home on south moreley street. officers found him in an upstairs bedroom where he refused to drop a knife. officers shot him several times. his sister says he suffers from quits fren yeah. she was not -- schizophrenia. she says he is not prone to violence. internal affairs is investigating the case which is standard procedure. the officer involved in the shooting has not been identified. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> a woman is barrel alive after a house -- bearly ali

a live rock be rue -- rook from the -- going to get a earning ling of a paycheck -- inkling of a paychecku are watching the station that works for you "good morning maryland." >>> two men say they are victims of sexual abuse but this time police say it's not coming from the coaches at the university. >>> i will bet you 10,000 dollars that romney wishes he could take back something he said. >>> and district of columbia going to new measures make sure they get their money for outstanding park tickets. what they are up to. >> good morning it's mondaydecember 12th of the let's get started with justin berk. >> it's cold matching yesterday's numbers that you probably slept through. mainly clear skies and clouds creeping in from the south that may assist in making for a pretty sunrise especially southeast from the bay sections across towards the delmarva which you may have

it was the end of an era in north korea this week with the death of its veteran rue the kim jong il from a heart attack aged sixty nine he's youngest son kim jong un has already been named the supreme leader to keep it in the city getting the secretive state t.v. channel have shown thousands of people weeping in the streets kamal jong il died a week ago his body is lying in state in the capital pyongyang his successor was the first to pay his final respects and he was put the north's neighbors on high alert japan called a special security meeting fearing instability in the region south korea said its military standing ready independent journalist tim shorrock told r.t. that despite having started in europe kim jong un is unlikely to bring change. he's only been around for three years in the public light he went to school in switzerland apparently he knows a lot about how the internet works and he knows a lot about social media but beyond that we know very little except he's been appointed a four star general he has no military training very very you know this zero next to zero military e

h-family patriarch, prince phillip was rushed to the hospital yesterday with chest pains and is now rue cooperating from a heart procedure. abc's lama hasan is in london. >> reporter: apart from the traditional walk about that follows the traditional church service they spent their holiday on their there estate. today prince phillip's health scare forced a break from the norm. cameras catching a rare holiday glimpse of her majesty, the queen, as the royal helicopter touched down this morning with princess anne and prince edward on board. prince charles and his wife camilla arrived by car later in the day. they were the first well-wishers to visit since doctors performed the procedure to open a blocked artery on friday night. the stent procedure is fairly common. about 600,000 americans get similar implants to improve blood flow to their hearts every year. in a statement, buckingham palace said the prince was in good spirits and had a good night. 90-year-old phillip has been exceptionally healthy for a man his age. >> i reckon i've done my bits. i rather enjoyed myself now, with less res

par lert with the chinese while i was there andch pu tiin jointly setting up a fast pipeline from the rue man far says to south korea and kem was ep warnlg not with the sense that they were embracing market reform that the focus was on scoring a more tranquil atmosphere and that fitted into the importance of 2012. joe the mantra has been that they want to be a powerful and prosper rouse country. i came away with the sense that it was more relaxed and open to being open than it had been before. it is hard to interpret what that mean. it my be during this period of national tragedy. >> mike from los angeles for us. giving us great inside. while mike was talking we have been looking at images from kim john ill. that is his son who is now the liter of the parent strip to china back in october of thunderstorm h thrs kwleer. that is his son thrower. there is a not of pes your over the year poipe there is loosening up inside north he kree kra. this over toufcourse was one of hast time that kim john kill was seen payout. pull la han cox is our soul core spepd dent pu woe want to fet her insights

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once the troops are home, they get here, the homecoming, all of the hug, all of the rue eunions. martha raddatz traveling to iraq 21 times and tonight she followed of very soldiers she met all of the way home. >> reporter: u.s. soldiers making history. the very last americans to patrol this city before returning home. pretty heady experience for a soldier who was only 11 when the war started. >> serve my country. my brothers in arms. >> that's what it's all about, isn't it? >> yes, ma'am. >> who is waiting for you back home. >> family. >> now you're smiling. >> reporter: he's not the only one smiling. >> nearly 8,000 miles away in ft. hood, texas the wait is almost over. 5-year-old scotty matthews, clutching his papa bear is counting the days. latasha green and children are counting the hours. >> our family will be complete. >> reporter: their soldier started the long trip home more than a week ago. james quarter, larry green and theron matthews, three men, 11 iraq tours between them. >> what has been lost here and what has been gained here is close to my heart. >> reporter: but

he'd represented spir rue ago knew and jackie kennedy. he and his wife were staying at the beekman tower hotel while their apartment was being renovated. mark leaned into the partition. take us to 49th street and first avenue. the car turned left. stephanie, what are you doing right now? get her out of there. he listened, his face going red. make an excuse, just get her out of there. mark and andrew rode the rest of the way in silence, each in his own world of fear. ruth sat at the banquet in her kitchen. bernie had returned to the office. there had been no agonizing embraces or recriminations. he'd told her that he had two more checks to deposit, that he was planning to go to the office in the morning to pay the traders. she'd nodded numbly, yes, yes, okay. after he left she sat there, a complete zombie. eventually, she rose and made her way into the bedroom to dress for the office christmas party which was scheduled for that night. for the occasion she'd bought a black prada blouse with silver detailing on the collar. as she fumbled wit

this to his advantage but then can't the republicans point out really what the real picture is will rue pictures is that you know the economist it was a long way to go and we would be depressed if it weren't for this question is whether you think that the president is responsible for the whether he's done enough and whether or not you really want to change horses in the middle of the race if you think that that's not enough you know the president needs to do more than you'll go for the republicans my personal view is that if if the unemployment rate stays where it is or thereabouts it's going to be difficult for the republicans to say definitively that the president has not delivered and therefore they're going to need something else in order to to make their stake that you should choose instead of and one of our going other point up with the economy the way that it is we've been in this recession for years are some say we still are in a recession but yesterday the senate passed a bill it's the defense bill six hundred sixty two billion dollars so that money is now being pumped in to th

. >> bob: you guys are going to rue the day you said this stuff. okay. want to continue to cut and paste the way you do, fine. >> kimberly: okay. cut and paste. >> dana: let's do it again. >> kimberly: let's see. other things to talk about to stir the pot. eric holder, the head of the injustice department tells the "new york times" he is taking his vote for african-american. is he using the race card? >> greg: he introduced racism, with his personal relationship in the beginning when he said we were too cowardly to deal with race. he started the conversation that he has never been able to break free from. race is the look over there argument. rather than having to face somebody's weakness or intellectual weakness or argument saying look, there is racism. excuses you. your opponent, me or otherwise, has to spend time defending charges of racism rather than arguing with you about the salient points. >> bob: really? >> dana: the most embattled attorney general of all time was gonzalez. he was attacked from everywhere, he never said it was because he was his

police believe he fled to his native per the rue earlier this month. it is not clear how or if police will be able to get him back into the u.s. >>> police say four boys confessed to starting pifires jt a couple of blocks apart. >>> third edition is shutting down for five days after being caught serving alcohol to minors. the bar's suspension runs from tomorrow through january 2nd. it's being fined $the,000. a message on its website says all guests who purchased tickets for the new year's eve party will be contacted shortly. >>> a new report finds that parking tickets have become a cash cow for the district. in the past 14 months, the city as issued more than 1.6 million parking tickets according to aaa. that's an average of more than 5,000 tickets per day. the typical tickets range from 25 to $ $100. ticket writers have issued more tickets last last year. >>> you could soon see taxi cabs of all colors of the rainbow in the district. ward three council member mary shay has sent out a survey asking people a number of questions about what they want in ta

a decorated marine suing his former employer after he says the company rue ended his chances to get another job. now that employer is responding. >> at least 89 people dead after a raging fire tears through a hospital and some of the medical staff are seeing criminal charges all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. on "studio b." first from fox at 3:00, a chilling and emotional three for help from a retired f.b.i. agent coming nearly five years after he vanished in iran. the 63-year-old, a father of seven children, his family, today, releasing a proof of life videotape they say they received last year and they are sending out their own appeal for his safe return. fox news has a policy not to show hostage videos because doing so would encourage the captors but we can tell you this, he says he is not in good health and is running out of medication to treat his diabetes. he goes on to say "i need the help of the united states government to answer the requests of the group that has held me and please help me get home." 33 years of service to the united states deserves something, pleas

dan da rue with our affiliate kdvr has the story. >> for many hearing impaired kids the simple joy oftening to the sounds of christmas will never be. >> what do you want for christmas? >> but that is not stopping these tiny tots suffering from mild to profound hearing loss. >> thank you. >> they can talk to and hear santa just fine here at the cherry cheek shopping center. >> i believe we are the only ones in town that do it. >> 23 hearing impaired kids from dalton elementary school with lists in hand couldn't wait to talk to the jolly old elf. just ask rafael who is well prepared. >> i want x box 360. that is my favorite. >> this is the one time they have somebody very special, it is santa that santa can communicate with them. >> have you been good this year? >> and, of course, santa is more than up to speed on sign language. >> one year i had two little boys ask me how did you learn sign language and i said santa has two elves that are deaf. >> whether santa actually brings the said x box is one thing but for these kids talking and listening to st. nick lass is a gift all by itself.

rue delve the red-nose reindeer movie promotes bullying. are you kidding me?think so and he will tell us all about it. don't want to miss that. greg is always funny. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back to "the five." monday morning fox and friends had a professor to condemn rudolph the red nose reindeer. if you are unfamiliar with fox and friend it's a group of friends that help a fox sort out history. they pointed out throw the holiday staple rudolph is bullied. like here. >> look at the beak. >> hey, the nose. >> snout. >> stop calling me names. >> rudolph the red-nosed reindeer. >> greg: the professor is right, that was bad. no one should bully a reindeer, especially one so uniquely red-nosed. it eag by tri or reindeerist if you will. but the pursuing the opinion ignoring the facts, rudolph prefails. at this point that makes eric happy i must tie this to president obama. we know what smacks you around makes you stronger, which explains the rise of newt. this year's rudolph with more red-noses than a pub on st. patrick's day? showing you that protecting people fro

. >>> rue pert murdoch's media empire made its own headlines in 2011.e explain why the phone hacking scandal is not all bad news for news corp. >>> everybody loves a dame. a musical performer tells us how he plans to play a she in a pant mine stage play. >>> it's not only the season of goodwill, but the time of seasonal diseases or little afflictions. i've got one of them. but bear with me. it sounds a lot worse than it feels. we're seeing thin trade on the world's markets at the moment, stock markets, that is, with many investors obviously having taken time off. asian markets closed down today. in europe the festive cheer or whatever there is of it seems still to be in the air. let's have a look at european markets. forget the ftse. that's closed for a holiday today. the rest of europe, it's business as usual. we're now just a touch over an hour into the trading day. let's have a look at the paris cac. up by about .75%. the feeling is this is a certain adjustment for year-end positions, maybe waiting for data on the u.s. housing market and on consumer

the rue wand ans were never saved and now the syrians are in the crossfire. think what thee this he have witnessed and know about their situation, is the solitude of the syrian people. because if you take a look at the geography of syria, the geography of syria really favors the regime. when you think here is a country which has lebanon on one side, which is subordinate to syria, which has jordan on the other side, which is in a way, very, very wary of any intervention and they it has israel, which is very complicated relationship. then it has iraq. which is very sympathetic to the assad regime. then it has turkey. which has played cat and mouse with the syrian rebellion. it hints it will come in, but then it doesn't. so i think it's the recipe for a long, long war. >> anything that's going to happen? >> absolutely. this is where we are. the regime can't bury this revolution. the revolution can't overthrow the regime. when we look at the powers beyond, the international community has really been disgraceful. and the belief in the arab league has been such a s