he says speeded up sanger's death. an official cause of death has not been revealed. frederick memorial hospital issued a statement saying maryland state law gives the responsibility in a case like this to the spouse. quote, that's why it's so important for everyone to have a living will or an advanced directive, said spokesman, harry grand. >> the lawyer from ms. sanger said she had no comment and she didn't return a phone call i made to her today and clearly a very upsetting situation for everybody on both sides of this family. tough for them to talk to us today. >> and tough for all of us to talk about these directives ahead of time. nobody wants to think about it. this is a perfect example why it's important to figure out what your wishes are. >> that's the message the hospital wanted out because they were the middlemen in this and they had to do what the court said and they didn't have a directive. >> scott broom, thank you. >>> thanks. >> new information this evening regarding the controversial halloween picture that was e-mailed to loudoun county republicans. t

a heart attack in july left sanger severely brain damaged. last month his wife consented to having his feeding tube removed. but his brother and mother questioned the decision. sanger died just a few hours before a judge was to hear arguments from the two sides. >>> the communications chairman in the lowdon county republican committee has resigned over a controversial halloween picture of the president. his resignation letter says the picture was in bad taste and if he had reflected a little longer he would have sent out a different photo. >>> time for the latest your money report in the morning. >> jessica is here talking about the numbers on wall street. >> reporter: good morning. the g20 summit is happening today. the rest of the eu is trying to strong arm greece into doing what it is told. the federal reserve said the central bank will step in again should the system need another boost. bedau 11836, surged 178 points in trading yesterday. the nasdaq up 3 points and the s and -- 33 points and the s&p 500 up 1. >>> g20 meetings are held in

sanger's wife asked for the feeding tube to be removed last month. but his mother and brother got a court injunction to keep it in. until a judge could make a ruling on which decision is legal. >>> well, members of baltimore county said they didn't want a water tower in their county and the county listened. according to a letter, the county executive to the homeowners, the county decided not to build the 150-foot water tower because of opposition in owings mills. more than 1,000 people signed the petition against that project. there are now five additional sites being proposed. >>> police in carroll county are looking for suspects who destroyed dozens of grave marker at an historic cemetery, it happened in the st. john's cemetery behind the public library on main street in westminster. the first third time in months that someone broke tombstones and used markers dating back to the 18th century. >>> a mixed report card, for maryland, the department of education, the government released its latest standardized test results and improving in some areas.

a judge declared the case moot t involved daniel sanger. his family were seeking an injunction requiring the hospital provide the food through the tube contrary to his wife's wishes. >>> a man in a "murder for hire" plot will go to prison for life. he will spend 50 years behind bars. a jury found him guilty of shooting a gas station owner after conspiring with his wife. she hired him to do the job for $9000. the man who is charged with killing his estranged wife is back. kurtis lopez and an am letter alert for an 11-year-old. he is not charged with the boy's death. lopez was found in north carolina but brought back to an to charges. >>> a special homecoming expected for the weekend. a journal hoist spent eight months in libya is coming home. he did not want to return until everything was over. his mother said he will be leaving saturday and arriving at bwi saturday evening. >>> and the beer, late night pizza delivery, the freshman 15. the pounds gained in the first year of clem may not be that bad. >>> point and click diagnosis. some get he

i'm priya sanger. i'm president of the bar association of san francisco. basf, as we note the bar association to be called, has had a long relationship with the public defenders office. it is crucially important for administration of justice. and so is san francisco conflicts panels where administration, which the bar association has provided in partnership with public defenders. so in san francisco when a public defender has a conflict of interest, criminal defendants and minors are represented by private attorneys from a panel administered by the bar association of san francisco. maintaining this independent body of attorneys is critically important as a well-run public defenders office. we are each other's complement. we are the sum of the parts that makes whole the criminal departments working so well in san francisco. in 2003 the superior court contracted with the bar association of san francisco indigent to have cost-saving oversight to the administration and billing associated with conflicts. so tron is the director of the courts administration and

joining us cambridge, massachusetts, correspondent david sanger. great to see you. me ask you, what happened today? we've had protests before at this embassy. this was violent. there was a lot of vitriol. what happened? >> i think what was remarkable about this particular protest is that it appeared to have been government sanctioned at a fairly large number of what the iranians said were students, but perhaps they could have been members of the force or some official iranian force, came in and ransacked the embassy. the embassy building in tehran is a very large complex about the size of the whole white house complex. and they tore up the place. they lit a car on fire. there have been conflicting reports about whether or not they may have briefly held some employees hostage. they were later released and eventually riot police got them out. >> so what happens here? obviously britain had gone further than the u.s. when it comes to the central bank of iran. they said we're not going to do business with you anymore. that was something the u.s. has been so gung-ho on sa

joining us cambridge, massachusetts, correspondent david sanger. great to see you.et me ask you, what happened today? we've had protests before at this embassy. this was violent. there was a lot of vitriol. what happened? >> i think what was remarkable about this particular protest is that it appeared to have been government sanctioned at a fairly large number of what the iranians said were students, but perhaps they could have been members of the force or some official iranian force, came in and ransacked the embassy. the embassy building in tehran is a very large complex about the size of the whole white house complex. and they tore up the place. they lit a car on fire. there have been conflicting reports about whether or not they may have briefly held some employees hostage. they were later released and eventually riot police got them out. >> so what happens here? obviously britain had gone further than the u.s. when it comes to the central bank of iran. they said we're not going to do business with you anymore. that was something the u.s. has been so gung-ho on

there were people like margaret sanger. people who -- women who made the world work in the words of my good friend kato burn erodible by that title. women who made the world work. they made the world work, why did they make country and families and communities work? because they made us focus on a list of grievances. instead of a list of how we contribute to ourselves and family and community and the nation. being a woman involved in politics there are things we must have or we will pound you. take from them, give to us. we won't be happy. of you don't give it to us you are dead. where is the expansiveness, the generosity? who would want to be like that? my mother was not -- she knew what she didn't like a lady and i remember -- i bet you did too seeing jane fonda and others, looking at some of the women on the national stage in the 70s and 80s a who would want to be that? who would want to act like that? they are mad all the time. i didn't want that. it was something that was repellent. somehow they convinced a lot of peop

his mother wants him to continue using a feeding tube but his wife doesn't. 55-year-old daniel sanger lost much of speaking and mobility after a heart attack in july. >>> we will hear from the maryland shock trauma surgeon and chief thomas salia who returned from a study of trauma care facilities in afghanistan and share his experiences there and they will include operating on some wounded trips and also speak about the lessons he learned along the way. >>> police are searching for vandals ho destroyed dozens of grave markers in an historic cemetery. it happened in st. john's cemetery behind the public library on main street in westminster. for the thirst time in less than 10 months some are entering the sacred grounds and toppling tombstones breaking some markers dating back to the late 1700s and smashing them to small bits. >> they're desecrating a sacred place. they're committing a crime. which is a felony. because they're now damaged and three it costs a fortune to keep putting them back up. we have run out of money to do this. >> st. john's roman catholic church is working with w

frederick, maryland, an end of life dispute came to a close with the death of 56-year-old daniel sangerft daniel severely brain damaged and his wife consented to having his feeding tube removed. but the courts ordered the feeding tube put back in after the brother and mother questioned the decision. daniel died this morning just hours before the two sides were all set to square off again in front of the judge. >>> well, first one and then two and tonight now three women accusing presidential candidate herman cain of inappropriate behavior. cain spent the day trying to dodge questions about accusations that he sexually harassed women back in the 1990s when they all worked together at the national restaurant association. cain insists he never sexually harassed anyone. >> there are people that are trying to destroy me personally as well as this campaign. >> and tonight cain is pointing some fingers. he is accusing rick perry behind all of the allegations now surfacing. perry's campaign denies any involvement. >>> here is something only the government could accomplish. find a way to waste m

. >> the trail traces the outskirts of suctiny central valley towns as reedley, selma, and sanger. and as the landscape wakes up around the area, so does business. take simonian farms, for example. just outside thfrno city limits is where you'll find this 20-acre family owned operation that has grown 100 varieties of fruits and vegetables for more than00 years, and doesn't looc to close shop atime soon. especially if the lion of fans the place has earned over the years has anything to say about it. >> oh, my god. just for people to see it. i don't think they've ever seen anything likthis. toee the beautiful blossoms, and the colors, and thcountryside, and what--what it really takes to doing farming. i mean, i think--god, i just-- i just think they get a lot out ofhis. >> blossoms are one of the most visible signs a new crop is on the way. and for about 6 weeks out of the year, you can see this spectacular sight, trees flushed full of blossoms. some have as many as 20,000 per tree. but the one thing yo discover quite quickly about the blossom trail is, besides highlighting the beaut

kind of using some of the genuinely hideous things that margaret sanger said, and in a context that theys that were despicable, but understanding giving her era, but there's a long campaign of distortion that says some are targeting african-americans. you saw it with the debate over funding planned parenthood, one after another white congressmen stood up and talked with passion about african-americans babies, until gwen moore stood up and said i have had three of them. >> yeah, and i think what is interesting to me is in this case in mississippi, and this is what i am trying to borough into, why sit working now? here is the statement of the democratic gubernatorial candidate. keep in mind, we're talking about something that will criminalize certain forms of birth control. this is extreme of a measure as ever. it has been up in colorado, defeated by 3 to 1 margins. and here is johnny dupery. he supports the personhood amendment, and he ultimate lisa ports the amendment because he believes life begins at conception. why is it working now? >> it's working now in mississippi. >> well, that's

there were people like margaret sanger. there are people who made their -- there are women who made the world worse in the words of my very good friend cato burn who wrote a book by that title. women who made the world worse and why did they make the world snores why do they make our country and our families and our communities worse? because they made us focus on a list of grievances. instead of a list of how we contribute to ourselves, our families, our communities, our nation. being a woman involved in politics amounted to 5 things we must have or we're going to pound you. take from them, give to us, we won't be happy if you don't give it to us, you're dead. where is the -- where is the expansiveness, the generosity? in my mother's words, that is not attractive and my mother was not proactive because she knew what it was to be a lady. jane fonda, some of you are too young. some looking in the '80s who would want to look like that. who would want to act like that. they're mad all the time. i didn't want that even as a chi

there were people like margaret sanger. women who made the world worse in the words of my friend who brought about by that title. women who made the world worse. what do they make our country and our families and communities were stacks because they've made us focus on a list of grievances instead of a list of how we contribute to ourselves. my mother was not pro-life, but she knew what she did not like in a lady. i remember as a child seen jane fonda and others -- some people are too young to perhaps. looking at some of the women of the national stage in the late '70s is saying, who would want to be done? who would want to act like that? there are mad all of the time. i did not want that. even as a child there was something in that model that was repelling. somehow the convinced a whole lot of people, especially men in power, that to get the women's vote he had to prove that you what the breakdown. what is liberation? liberating women green said she must buy into the sexual exploitation of women. you must buy into what mak

though i have been out of government for 80 months, i still get confused about what i read in one sanger's columns. >> which one was wrong? [laughter] >> one of the responsibilities i felt i had was to ensure the public discussion of importance intelligence questions was not that much different at the highly classified level than what it was at the un classified personal level. we have more detail within government. there were some things that we obviously could not make public but on key questions like how close is iran to a nuclear weapon and what is the situation in somalia and what are the russian intentions -- in a democracy, you need to have the public understanding roughly the same as your official understanding with details. any careful reader of a reputable publications that there can get a good idea of what is going out there -- what is going on out there with key issues. in the public discussions of the cooperation between north korea and iran, the main area of cooperation was missiles, not nuclear weapons. the north koreans sold missiles to iran. their engineers consulted with

of government for 80 months, i -- for 18 months, i'd still get confused about what i read in one sanger's columns. >> which one was wrong? [laughter] >> one of the responsibilities i felt i had was to ensure the public discussion of importance intelligence questions was not that much different at the highly classified level than what it was at the un classified personal level. we have more detail within government. there were some things that we obviously could not make public but on key questions like how close is iran to a nuclear weapon and what is the situation in somalia and what are the russian intentions -- in a democracy, you need to have the public understanding roughly the same as your official understanding with details. any careful reader of a reputable publications that there can get a good idea of what is going out there -- what is going on out there with key issues. in the public discussions of the cooperation between north korea and iran, the main area of cooperation was missiles, not nuclear weapons. the north koreans sold missiles to iran. their engineers consulted with

there are people like margaret sanger.e world worse in the words of my really great friend. women who made the world worse. why did they make our country and families and our communities worse? they made us focus on a list of grievances. that instead of a list of how we can contribute to ourselves, our communities, our nation. being a woman involved in politics amounted to five things we must have or will county. take from them, give to us, we will not be happy. if you do not give it to us, you are dead. where is the expansiveness -- the generosity? my mother is like, that is not attractive. who would want to be like that? my mother was not pro-life, but she knew what she did not like in a lady. i remember as a child you did you remember seeing jane fonda and others -- perhaps some are too young -- looking at some of the women of the national stage in the late 1970's and early 1980's and saying, who would want to beat that? who would want to act like that? they are mad all of the time. i did not want that. even as a child