ssith, fox 45 morning ews. 3 3 a social securityy administration worker is recovering this mmrning... after beinggshot... in broad ddylight... in woodlawn. woodlawn.it happened yysttrday &pafteenoon... n wwlden circl. c-workers say the mannwas on cl. his lunch break aad coold have been walkinggto his home nnarby.but on the way... police say someoneeshot him during a robbery attempttthe victim wassable to walk to parallel drivee where he collapsed near the sooial the shooting prompted police to temporrrily put the office on lockdoon becauss the gunman was still on theeloose. (mr. davis/neighboo) "i go morning, you know. so, i guess i'm goinn to haveeto knoo, it's messed up man.. and po close to home." home.. the vvctim is listed in good condition at sinai balltiore county police are searching for a ar theif in palethorpe. 19 vehicles have been targeted in the last six weekssand now... they're urging drivers to take precauti. hit two neighborhoods... and they seem to prefer certain types of cars... chryssers... dodges... and jeeps.some neighbors haae lso reported their vehicles being va

in wwthout using a securityy swipp card.ey barnes has more abbut campus security and the concerned students. students. &p at geerge washington university, students have o into the dorms. but a lot of times -- people justt foolow omeone into the buildinggwithout one..illiams &psays: "i think t's really hard to conttol who's going in and out of tte building." it's callee "piggy backing" -- and that's how police say thirty-four year old mergen battulga got into the west end a female student's room n the - fifth floor.kirkpatrick says: "she screammd very loodly, and if she didn't shut up." the students in the room scuffled with the suspect -- and alled nine-one-oneewhen he fled into the hallway. definitely freaked out, and i know she'll never eave her us everrthought sometting ike thii would happen. it's definitely scary." campus police were on the - scene. commander michael reese resisted arrest, and &ptaken into custody-- and is "burglary, simple assault, assault on a police officer." this story has a happy before anyone was s

a very chaotic day ffr people juss the t-s-a is planning to test new machines aimmd at improviig securityy security. startinggin certain airportt next year... the t-s-a will be using the machines to match a traveler's boarding pass with their i-d. the machines will assisttthe checkers," who now conduct checks assisted only by ultra- violet flashlightssearlier were tested at two airports inn the washington d-c area in 2009. the american exchange aded home. student's murder conviccion was overturned monnaa.today she boarded a flight in home in seattle later today. - sandra endo has more oo the homecoming that's been four pears in the making. making. according tt the ittlian news agency ansa, she boarded this plane in rome and took off for london. her final destination: seattle."i jjstt want to get her home. want amanda home with her family." tears f joy from seattle to italy as family and ffrends learned amanda knox is finally p free woman.knnx ore a determined look on her face as she appealed for her freedom in court, but broke down when she heard that after nearly four years in prison, she

who took their social securityy informatton... to colllct their checks.one of thh victims says e met her through an online dating website... and quickly realized weeton didn't care abouu him. 3now for a heroic story... f a mmm that makessthe ultimate sacrifice for her unborn baby. baby.411year old stacie crimm frrm oklahoma.... got pregnant... thhn was diagnosed with neck cancer.she then decidee tt refuse chemotherapy tt save hhr baby. she survvved long enough to deliver .... 2-pound... 1 ouuce daughter... dottie mae... and hold the baby in died three days later.just last week... dottii went home prom the hospital at a healthy 5 pounns.she will be raised by crimm's brother and sister-in-law. presccoolees can now be ppt on medications for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. disorder.this comee after the &pamerican academy of pediatric decided to bboaden its guidelines for theedisorder. the new rules sayydoctors can diagnose and treat kidssfrom age ffur to 8 for a-d-h-d. &ppreviously.... the guidelines focused on kids between

maximum securityy.. wing..../// killed.../ his... ... - psychologist in 2006.../ pi...ingingáá... us.../ to... the álatestt murder.../ that last night. city police... arre investigattng.../ 2.. homicides... in.. west baltimor. baltimore.the first.../ happened ...shortly after... 10 p-m.../ when a man... was found... shot in the head... / at... braadishh avenue ...and... ellicott second man... was stabbed to death ...around midnight... myrtle avenue..../ááno áá word... on suspects.../ or motives. 3 a ... deputy.../ shoots a man.../ ááwhoáá... jumps ...into his cruiser....// ááitáá.../ happpnedd../ ttis morning../ in... northeast baltimore...//. hass..the story.../ of....the áchaasá.../ itt.. caused. 3 it was shorrly before 7-am... hour...was shaken. ((ong) "i heard two gunshots which was unusual that early in the morning."rosstta long...wwo center...quickly learned those shotsscame from ther gun of a deputy sheriff. hh was on his way to work...when he was ambushed. (lightseyy "the puspect gained entry inno his marked unit, lunging a knife at him, he was able to pull his

two wars and the construction of a whole new activity in government we now call homeland securityi was in the press club november 2001. i gave a speech. conflicts. in every previous instance,we have reduced spending on other things, sometimes drastically. go look at what harry truman did to the rest of government spending. when he committed the nation to korea. we didn't do that. in fairness, i will remind everyone,it is a republican congress that rejected any such a device. -- advice. they kept spending going on all the activities we had. they put all my security andthey have military spending on top. it'll take a new strategy now. we are in a much worse situation. make no apology for any decision made in the previous decade,the biggest deficit we ran was 1/3 the size of the ones we're running every year now. even after those in expenditures, by 2007 the federal deficit was 1.2% of gdp. it was minuscule compared to the day. -- to today and history. we're in a different place now. i do not think it is useful in anyway to waste precious time talking about who is most to blame for how we