. >> i really wish i had more time but -- senator nancy schaefer who was murdered in march, this is a big story, this is as big as 9/11. she was a member of a great conservative group. she was a baptist. is this boring to you, ump miss maxwell? she was left with bullet in art as was her husband. what she uncovered was the child protective services are full of pedophiles and molesters and she was trying to get legislation to prosecute them and lo and behold, some pedophile murdered her and tell -- murdered her. these unsubstantiated allegations. you know what is going on. senator schaefer said that she contacted other assembly people after she lost her senate seat over this because it is so corrupt that she lost her senate seat over it but she said she was glad because she was able to communicate with other people and other states. this is going on in california. they are intimidating parents. i am praying to god that robert chan lee gets into the assembly. i'm praying to god that in the city council -- >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> i would like people to see this year. peop

live in fells point, christian schaefer, abc 2 news. >> go get a towel and dry off. thanks a lot for that report. >> all of the flooding problems have bledsoe schools to post late. harper county public schools are on a two-hour delay. harper fen school will open at 10:00 a.m. month knock monta sorry is on a one hour delay and baptist county is on a 2-hour delay on friday morning. you can always get the school delays on our web site at abc2news.com. "good morning maryland" starting at 5:00 a.m., all you have to do is get to the web site and click on weather closings, at the very top of the home page. >>> people living near chesapeake are keeping a very close eye on the water levels in the bay tonight. scott harrison, takes a look at both sides of the bay bridge. >> kin island in annapolis got more than 8" of rain, chesapeake bay is the largests you the airy system in the bay and it got bigger. people on the eastern shore had to cover for their riding waters. >> pull the bolts up, make sure we tip them over, keep the scupper holes open, make sure we lash them down and

christian schaefer, abc 2 news.? thanks a lot, chris. the gubinatorial candidates take off the gloves for round 2 in d.c. this afternoon, governor marco mally and roberter lick squared off in their second debate this week. there was plenty of heated exchange at the televised debate at the washington post building, 19 days until voters head to the polls, the candidates sparred over familiar topicses like jobs and taxes. >> we're a fly-overstate for corporate headquarters. the virginia chamber of commerce made fun of us, we have had millionaires taxes, we have had walmart taxes, fourth highest personal tax rate in the country. we are -- we have become a tax hell for business folks. >> the former governor's credibility on this issue is non-existent. he made the same pledge eight years ago and when you got in you raised the property tax, you raised college tuitions by 40%, you raised 30 different tolls and fees, you imposed the new tax called the flush tax. >> the candidates remained in a statistical dead heat in the polls for 8 months befor

christian schaefer, abc 2 news. >>> thanks chris. the lawsuits are stacking up against st. joseph medical center, instead of a class action suit more than 100 patients received unnecessary section sure looking or the their own day in court. attorney jay miller says he has filed more than 100 individual lawsuits against the hospital. the cardiologist who allegedly misstated the amount of blockage patients had to justify the problems with their arteries no longer works at the facility. >> there is a number of people in this 101 people that i've filed suit for that left that hospital thinking that they had some kind of serious heart problem when, in reality. they had none. there's some people that left that hospital having to take play vicks, a blood thinner, that is not without side effects, for the rest of their life, joint pain, excessive bleeding. >> each lawsuit will seek at least $10,000 for each stint procedure and hundreds of thousands more for pain and suffering. the hospital is open to discuss any case with a patient and their attorneys and then it adds a letter it s

. >> lieutenant colonel tony schaefer participated with top secret clearance and undercover operativeeshowed me a reproduction of a chart used. >> able danger project was designed to go about mapping activities and deny, degrade, disrupt ability of al-qaeda to conduct operations against us and allies. my job as operator is to figure out what is behind the links. >> you saw the picture on tv. >> oh, my gosh, that's the same guy. this is the key. the picture on the chart was not the same picture on tv. >> he used many names and nationalities and had many public photos in the years leading touch the attacks. in this college picture, some described him as a shy, considerate man. mary told that she remembered him looking more like this. but here is a picture sered in the memory of the lead hijacker. while serving in afghanistan in 2003, lieutenant colonel schaefer says he met and was ignored by the executive director of the 9/11 commission. >> stunned silence. >> listen to what a high-ranking military officer told me in 2005 about atta being identified one year before 9/11. >> i am telling

. >> i really wish i had more time but -- senator nancy schaefer who was murdered in march, this is a big story, this is as big as 9/11. she was a member of a great conservative group. she was a baptist. is this boring to

senator schaefer said that she contacted other assembly people after she lost her senate seat over this because it is so corrupt that she lost her senate seat over it but she said she was glad because she was able to communicate with other people and other states. this is going on in california. they are intimidating parents. i am praying to god that robert chan lee gets into the assembly. i'm praying to god that in the city council -- >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> i would like people to see this year. people living with hiv, this is for president barack obama. you can get to this at the aids foundation in case you want to know about this. we cannot put things on our door a couple of -- on our door, who we want to vote for. they want to comment for the convention so that we can find out how we can work with the our landlords and property owners. if you are a poem, and musician, reformer, performer -- and performing artists, this will be at the library on october 29th. the blue angels are in town today. it seems like it will be orange for this columbus day season. we will look

>> we're willing to do this but there's there. >> ouch, kim schaefer joining us this morning. you were working the front desk at a resort and discover much to your dismay it just takes way too long to check in. what was the most important thing you discovered or learned from yir experiment? >> people walking into our lodges, that check-in is really their entry point to the lodge and the experience. they are there to spen time as a family and we want to get them in having fun as quickly as possible. we are a bit of a victim of our own success. i was definitely truss vated by the whole process and everybody wants to come at the same time there. was a line out the door of people trying to -- to get in. so, it was an eye-opener to see it. >> and now, you said in the show it would be one of your first priorities for fix that. you got to see so many different types of jobs. there's a moment in the episode where you have to actually actually pick up poop from the pool. i'm watching this going, that is the ceo of the company scooping poop. was that humbling for you? >> it was very hum

mason schaefer is alive today because of umbilical cord donation. >> masoo himself had a donated steml transplant one year ago on october 1st. and he is cureed. -nly treatment option we had for the disease thaa he wasú diagnosee with at 5 and a half mmnths. >> it is free to donate cord blooo. it will go into the national donor registry to be used by patients worldwide. >> bus services back to normal in annapolis. tonight.ú officials announced today 10 bus routes back in servvce. some servvce stop after five buses (inaudible). >> buses are repaired. -nd back on the streets. >> >> tax cuts. coming up. why even if the bush era ones are extended, your 2011 paycheck could still get smaller..3 >> a dooen college students nearly dii at a party. coming up, what police believe occurred. and why other classmates are concerned tonight. >> and breakfast, dinner, dessert all in one. why thii crazy conccction does [ electronic humming ] [ announcer ] complete opposites... in complete harmony. introducing the sport hybrid. [ engine revving ] ♪ [ dance rock ] ♪ hey ♪ [ woman vocalizing ] the combinat

adam schaefer is a policy analyst at the kato institute.s did their best to try to hide their per pupil costs. why? >> to be fair, i don't have the motivation of these individual school districts or the budget officers that publishes information. what is clear is that they're leaving a whole lot of money off the books. i think there is a lot of reasons for that. one, clearly, is to argue for more money. every year we hear there is a budget crisis. even during good times they say they don't have enough. and, clearly, they have plenty to spend. we're spending about $13,000 per student on average in this country. >> if we look at school districts that spends more and spends less, does it pay off in terms of higher test scores or higher graduation rates. . >> it certainly doesn't. if you look around, some of the highest spending districts in the country are doing the worst. d.c., d.c. public schools spend around $28,000 per student and they're doing horribly. new jersey, the very bad school districts in new jersey spend upwards of $25,000 per s

christian schaefer is back with more on this developing story. >> reporter: baltimore city police are telling us that wednesday night officers respond ed to sinai hospital to an infant who was not breathing. the baby girl chloe lewis later died at that hospital. her father walked into the baby's room and saw she was not breathing. they interviewed the baby's father. eventually they say he confessed. >> it appears he may have either choked or shaken the baby. the m' s office is still examining but that's where we're at right now. >> reporter: an autopsy shows the baby had several healed injuries as well. remember she was only 6 months old including a broken rib. tonight we'll have much more on this still developing story on abc 2 news at 11:00. >> three teens face assault charges in hartford county after one of them sprayed a chemical liquid in the face of two girls and then attacked all three of them. it happened at edgewood high school as classes got underway tuesday and that's where abc 2 news jeff hager picks up the story. >> reporter: the typical sounds of students moving through

take you down to chesapeake beech down toward christian schaefer country inson maryland we've got gorgeous blue skies as well. great day to be out on the water out on the boat. no chop out on the water stillwaters in the bayda. >>> high temperatures across the state not bad at all we were talking about 70s on the whole. mid to upper 70s in many cases oceanst 75. get one more beech weekend in. hold 70s all weekend lockdown that way. temperatures statewide hovering into the mid-70s close to our highs on the day. and through the day tomorrow expecting very similar numbers. hampton tomorrow 78, federal hill. i think we could hit 80 in the heart of the harbor certainly down in the south baltimore. and then we take you north here and a little cooler off to the north neighborhood by neighborhood. harbor to grace we're talking 75 or so. as we look south edgewood 76. nice day, nice weather, and this is going to carry overall weekend long into our sunday. ravens broncos kick off at 1:00. we're expecting 70, sunny conditions, and winds almost calm, which is unusual for an october football game. you k

good evening, i'm christian schaefer. but republican roberter lick is crying foul, not about the debate, but by who was in the audience. roosevelt leftwich is back now with that story. >> christian, before every debate both sides sit down to plan out how things should be.er lick eights campai

christian schaefer is live in el could it city with the latest in the investigation. >> reporter: that address takes you to a park behind talbot spring elementary school. the girl told police she was walking home from that park when she was assaulted by four men. police now looking for those for men she said they grabbed her and sexually assaulted her. the girl reported the incident to a family member. took her to the hospital. three of most men left on motor scooters one left on a bicycle. she describes them all as black males with dread lock hairstyles. the girl is only 7 years old did not recognize the men hadn't seen them before and couldn't tell quite how old they might have been. >> we're canvassing the maybe right now. we've been doing that since last night we have detectives knocking on doors and talking to people in this apartment complex to see if anyone heard anything or saw anything that would be relevant. >> police say the girl has no physical injuries and once again they are categorizing this as a sexual assault not a rape. typically in an investigation like this the diff

how the debate tonight will handle anne arundel county voters, christian schaefer was there, he has that exclusive report tonight. chris. >> there were some nuances to the issues product up at the forum, the debate over the proposed casino has been going on for almost two years now, every since that state-wide slots referendum, both sides now trying to use these last three weeks to make their closing arguments. the debate at the early heights, volunteer fire company, drew about 100 people, joe weinberg of the cordish cory iterated the position that there is no better location in anne arundel county or for that matter anywhere in the state for a casino. >> this is the type of smart growth and good development our state has been promoting for years and years. you put development where there is already existing development and infrastructure in place. >> but there are also holmes and communities surrounding the mall complex. david jones of the group "stop slots at the mall" continued that group's push to move the casino plan to laurel park race track. >> they have built around it to shield

there was no follow-up and colonel schaefer would not be corralled. now, i don't understand how this led to operation darkheart and the purchases of 9,500 books by the defense department that would have destroyed -- >> written by schaefer. >> his new book. >> they burned them! they're going to make him a bestseller and they're burning his books as if that's going to stop it. >> as if we're going to be out of ink and not going to make other books? >> sure. according to the assistant of the secretary of defense, he says the investigation showed prior to september 11, 2001, able team members didn't identify muhammad atta or other hijacker. while four witnesses claimed to see a chart containing muhammad atta or other cells involved in 9/11, investigations determined their recollections were not accurate. in other words they talked to a bunch of people and said i remember that exactly. according to the department of defense, they were wrong. >> what's going on? some people who agreed to speak to foxnews.com did so without giving their names. they fear repe

. >>> and the schaefer family started a foundation in mason's name to add more hospitals to the list of hospitals. >>> after a decent start, stocks slipped up this afternoon. >> the dow did end the day in positive territory, the dow is up and the s&p down a fraction and nasdaq was up just a fraction. let's go to new york where we have the money watch update. >> reporter: stocks are holding steady as investors wade for word that the federal reserve will take action to drive the interest rates lower and the fed could announce an extension of the bond buying programs as soon as the next meeting and microsoft is taking on the iphone with a new operating system for cell phones. the first phone with the new software will be the sam sung focus november 8th. and phones for lg and t-mobile are soon to follow. united airlines moved the employees to the corporate head quarters to chicago building known as the sears tower will be home to the united employees. >>> and russian spy anna chapman is the celebrity face of a moscow bank. they've hired her to bring innovation to the department. she retu

raymond schaefer recommended to nixon that it be decriminalize.e the first state to decriminalize the possession of less than one ounce. still a lot more to come on it as we get ready for the

we also have in the studio with us this morning, brenda schaefer, ability one nonprofit employee and also with us we have the chairman of ability one. welcome to you all. thank you for coming in. we appreciate it it. let's start out and tell our viewers at home if we can, andy, what ability one is and how many people it's real affecting every day, thousands. >> ability one is a federal program that was established in 1938 to create employment for people who are blind. an today it's grown to serve individuals both who are blind and have significant disabilities through 6:nonprofit argueses around the country. we authorize these organizations to sell goods or services to the federal government and in turn those agencies must employ people at a rate of 75% of their total workforce. today it's own to about 50,000 employees with significant sales and en with that we're less than half a percent of total procurement dollars. so selling anything from manufacturing from m-16 cartridges to some of the latest technologies and providing services such as a call center and other type certificaserv

. >> nancy schaefer from the center of strategic and international studies. senator, my experience deadlines in south asia after 30 years of the foreign service, mostly in the area come is quite different. i don't think that either the pakistanis or the afghans react well to deadlines. but we're tuck with that were because they have truly interpreted it the way you said. but my question arises from that, and it's about pakistan. do you believe that pakistan's expectations that we are on the way out and going to be more decidedly on the way out, next july, effectively constrains us to accept pakistan's concept of what afghanistan ought to look like after we're gone? we've worked for half a century with close relationships through pakistan that are based in part on the verge of judges and their priority, clearly, is to minimize or eliminate indian influenc in afghanistan and are concerned about al qaeda's presence is, at best, a secondary issue, i believe, for pakistan. >> i think there is a reaction in pakistan to that date, which is inaccurate. because i thin

>> we have colonel anthony schaefer former of military intelligence with explosive information that theed to take from him. >> right, able danger. great book. >> you're an able guy. >> so are you. thank you, guys. have a great weekend. >> all right, coming up straight ahead, it turns out there are two justin biebers and one of them wants his old life back. >> does he run b.p.? >> i'm not sure. the middle aged man being harassed by teenaged girls. >> how much do you know about your own religion? not a whole lot according to our next guest in a poll as well. he'll put us and you to the test. stand by, you're watching "fox & friends." it's friday! >> we've got a flood. hits the road, the nose the angels start second guessing where they tread. ♪ cl 1-800-steemer >> here's a loaded question for you on a friday morning. are we losing our religion? new findings from the pugh research center tested the religious i.q. of americans and i bet you won't be surprised to find out the results are surprising. while 57% said religion is very important, most people only got half of the 32 questions right

among the speakers -- film director spike lee, and a bob schaefer. friday includes the fashion designer diane von first bird and a former afghanistan leader, general stanley and the crystal. buy coverage tonight on c-span [applause] and online at c-span.org. >> this week, two former parliamentarians, one british, one american the compare and contrast the house of representatives and the house of commons. sunday night. >> in the pennsylvania senate race the republican candidate is running against the current congressman. the cook political report rates this race a tossup while cq politics claims it leans republican. the new polls show that sestak has closed the gap behind toomey. ♪ >> now live from philadelphia's national constitution center on independence mall. the senate debate of pennsylvania. it is brought by the league of women voters of pennsylvania and abc. the candidates are the democrats joe sestak, and the republican pat toomey. moderating tonight's debate are theabc news anger george stephanopoulos, and jim gardner. >> hello. welcome to th

. >> nancy schaefer from the center of strategic and international studies. senator, my experience deadlines in south asia after 30 years of the foreign service, mostly in the area come is quite different. i don't think that either the pakistanis or the afghans react well to deadlines. but we're stuck with that were because they have truly interpreted it the way you said. but my question arises from that, and it's about pakistan. do you believe that pakistan's expectations that we are on the way out and going to be more decidedly on the way out, next july, effectively constrains us to accept pakistan's concept of what afghanistan ought to look like after we're gone? we've worked for half a century with close relationships through pakistan that are based in part on the verge of judges and their priority, clearly, is to minimize or eliminate indian influence in afghanistan and are concerned about al qaeda's presence is, at best, a secondary issue, i believe, for pakistan. >> i think there is a reaction in pakistan to that date, which is inaccurate. because i th