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i sure -- i sure hope not. >> i'm joined tonight by congresswoman sheila jackson lee of texas.e you with us again. are republicans -- >> good to be with you. >> you bet. are republicans willing to break their tax pledge to grover norquist just to score political points? what do you think? >> you know, we're not near water right now, ed, but i frankly believe there's a whole group of them trying to walk the plank. i really can't understand it. it is baffling to, as the president said, to the president, to members of congress, democratic members of congress. i would venture to say republic an members of congress who are too frightened to say anything. you've heard me say this. i am a citizen of the united states of america. not the united states of norquist. i cannot fathom the signing of a pledge that would in essence jeopardize the quality of life for working americans, middle class americans. the payroll tax, which will expire in a couple of weeks, will in essence take $1,000 to $1,500 out of theç pockets of working americans. it will impact businesses. it will impact small b

sheila jackson-lee will join me on that.ingrich leads the gop in the polls, but mitt romney is trying to release a bogus attack ad on president obama. >>> scott walker tries to spin his union busting bill as a worker's right to choose. >>> after hearing make dan kelly the scribe pepper spray as a food product, it's no surprise that fox news viewers are less informed than others. there is a survey to prove it. stay with us. >>> if your members of congress aren't delivering, you've got to send a message. make sure they are listening. tell them, don't be a grinch. don't vote to raise taxes on work in america during the holidays. >>> president obama in new hampshire earlier today. urging republican members of congress to support an extension of the payroll tax cut. for republicans, allowing it to expire next month, middle classers all across the country will see their taxes go up. it's a tough pill to swallow but since republicans hate taxes, they should have no problem supporting the taxes, correct? the problem is, the tax cut

it's kind of cool. >> so you got play at the white house you and sheila?yeah. >> what was that like that? >> was incredible. good thing about that whole event was my daughter, sheila, she actually was the musical director for the whole evening. so all the people that performed on the show, she rehearsed. she helped do all the music and everything, hired all the musicians. so the great thing, too, was we got a chance to go in every one of the entertainers, they had a chance to go and meet the president and first lady. there is a time when you go in. you spend a couple minutes. they take photos and stuff like that. they are the greatest people. >> you can watch 7 live right here on abc7 weekdays. >> it's beginning to look like the holidays. tree lighting ceremony took place at pier 39. trees are lit up and covered in red and gold decorations. it looks pretty out there. >> seems like they light up earlier every year and we haven't had thanksgiving but leigh is here with the thanksgiving forecast. >> a lot of people will be doing traveling tomorrow. here is a

me. >> reporter: that's definitely an impressive early response but one concern for patients like sheilalant, cancers that seem under control can develop new mutations that make a therapy stop working. that's why researchers are constantly trying to find new targeted drugs so they'll have a backup plan if needed. >> pelley: promising stats. thank you, jon. before he became a national star, he was already an american hero. david martin has his story next. >> pelley: in his thanksgiving proclamation president obama asks americans to offer gratitude to the men and women in uniform for their many sack despises that reminded us of a soldier that david martin introduced us to eight years ago in the early days of the iraq war. he had been seriously wounded but david tells us he's made an incredible recovery. in fact, you might have seen him last night. he won "dancing with the stars." >> reporter: we met j.r. martinez in 2003. seven months after his humvee hit a land minot road to baghdad. >> 40% of my body was burned. they say 34%, 33% was third degree. >> reporter: the first thing he saw when

congresswoman sheila jackson lee wills new federal laws to stop abuse. she's here tonight. >>> and actor david keith is a spokesman for the national association to protect children. he says pennsylvania's attorney general isn't doing her job. he's here to explain. >>> is the 1.6 million figure correct? >> i don't know. we're back to check. >> sounds like a whole lot more than being a historian. >> explosive new details on freddie mac and the republican front-runner. newt gingrich is spinning harder than ever. >> well, look, i was speaker of the house and a strategic adviser. ç >>> and karl rove loses his cool on the 99% protesters. >> you can go ahead and stand in line and have the courage to ask any damn question you want, or you can continue to show that you are a buffoon. >> we'll show you the tape. >>> good evening, folks. good to have you with us tonight. jerry sandusky's interview with nbc brought unintended consequences. the alleged victims are more determined than ever to pursue charges against him. a lawyer representing one of the victims has g

later, we found out that his mother's name was sheila. >> your name is emily sheila?. >> his sister and his mother. >> his sister and his mother. yeah. that was shocking, too. >> still, the priest said there was no certainty that rita's two youngest children were his. >> good morning, mr. perry. >> jim and emily decided to ask a judge to order a paternity test. if foley was their biological father, it could change their understanding of their own medical history. they knew going to court would make this deeply personal matter uncomfortably public, but that was a price they were willing to pay. >> the fact father foley doesn't want to do the test now makes me want to do it even more. i want to take away that last shred of him being able to not accept responsibility for what he's done. >> the priest wasn't required to show up for the hearing and didn't. his attorney argued the case should be dismissed. the judge later ruled in jim and emily's favor. foley had to take the paternity test. >> when you look at his face and you look in the mirror, do you see any resemblance?

. >> stephanie rawlings-blake was council president in 2007 but was appointed mayor when sheila dixon stepped down during a scandal. >> it has shaped up to be a spectacular day, especially for the month of november. if it does not get better than this. 60 degrees right now. a lot of sunshine. the wind out of the south is light in nature, ushering in warmer weather. we will hit 65 degrees. the sun will set at 4:578 -- 4 cuts 57 this afternoon. we dropped down to 53 by 9:00 p.m.. changes in the seven-day includes a chance for rain. >> we have been awaiting breaking news. amid controversy over the child sex scandal at penn state, head football coach joe paterno is expected to announce he is retiring, but he might have one more season at the school. we have the breaking story. >> joe paterno did not speak. he left his home for practice this morning but in a written statement he announced his historic tenure as coach of the nittany lions will end at the end of this season. he made the decision because the board of trustees has more important matters to address and he says this is a tragedy

the mayor said that sheila bun will be paid $150,000 a year and ribera, $120,000 a year. the way, laura, both are district residents. >> good to know. thank you. >> uh-huh. >>> it could go a long way toward easing the traffic congestion in our area. the second leg of the icc is going to open up to commuters. >>> respect his face. we'll tell but a newical pain to keep undeserving drivers -- new campaign to keep undeserving drivers out of handicap parking spaces. ces. ? not yet. i want to buy used but how do you know w what you're really getting. check out carmax. all their used cars are guaranteed. that's where henderson found the one for him. way to go, henderson. finding the perfect car is easy at carmax because each car is carefully selected, inspected, thoroughly reconditioned and backed with a five-day money back guarantee so come find the one for you today, at carmax. >> today's a special day for commuters in prince georges and montgomery county. this morning was the official rebop cutting to mark the opening of the second segment of the intercounty connector. the n

she told police hh was weaaing a with diamond or rhinestone studs. sheila hughes/works nearby: 33:31 if he has the teeth like that. oh omebody will sse him. somebody will know 36 investigators say two of the suspects were wearing ski-masks. annone with information should call baltimore ccunty police. robberies.../ .../ in... recent days .../ have.../ police concerned....// áácrimeáá p and... justice reporter.../ joy lepola... says..../// says..../// the fact.../ ttis guy... is armed.../ áádoesn'táá.../ sit... well.../ with petectives. in all three cases, &pcustomers were inside the storee when they were held up. two of the armmd robbbries occured here... in eastttowson. the most recent occured llst night around 6:30. in that robbery, the store loss more than 8-hundred dollars. during a robbery on last friday ... police say the same man ot away ith more than a thousand dollars. 3 11:00:06 i think it's a travesity tt steal from goodwill that's for people who need help.46:42 were very conceened about the ituation. we want to innure that the citizens feel safer shopping in our communitie

found her.the victim tells police her assaulter was wearing a grill on hii front rhinestone studs. sheilaughes/works nearbb: 33:31 if he has the teeth like that. oh someeody will see him. somebody will know 6 searching ookiig around to -- see who it was, who they can find, they predators. need to &ppet em 38 33take anotter look at ttis sketch... in addittonntt the the baltimore city police department says it has ut despite those efforts ...the departmenn continues to &ppay milliins of dollars... to pettle excessive force lawsuits. lawsuits.siice 2009... the city has paid out 13-million dollars.earlier ttis week... city council members took up the opic.the city solicitor argues ... it's the amount of interaction police officers have witt the public that'' to blame.but at least one defense attorney... disagrees. (dwiiht)13:14:44 what about the bad police officers that's what is generattng thh problem. not that the wwole deparrment is bad but obviously there's an attitude baltimore city police department that sometimes citizens don't have to be preaaed as citizens and don't have to have thei

i sure hope not. >> i'm joined by sheila jackson lee., thanks to have you with us again. >> thank you. >> you bet. are republicans willing to break their tax pledge just to score political score points? what do you think? >> you know, we're not near water, ed, but i think a whole group of them are trying to walk the plank. i can't understand it. it's baffling, as the president said, to the president, to members of congress, democratic members of congress, and i would venture to say republican members of congress too frightened to say anything, you have heard me say this, i am a citizen of the united states of america, not the united states of norquist. i cannot fathom the signing of a pledge that would, in essence, jeopardize the quality of life for working americans, middle-class americans. the payroll tax, which will expire in ac)u(le of weeks, will, in essence, take a thousand to $1500 out of the pockets of working middle class americans. the president is right, we had an opportunity to pass the jobs bill, to be prepared for the retur

at that point the community rallied around the owner until mayor sheila dixon stepped in and saved the sign. >> we fell back over the weekend. we are past sunset. you're looking at dusk over charm city. it's been a beautiful day but the days will feel short. sunset just past 5 p.m. now. wow, take a look things generally clear. that will be the case the rest of the evening. 61 at ellicott city. it as calm. the rest of the night we'll fall through the 50s. much more is coming up no taking a look at stories from around the nation. the fallout from the child sexual abuse charges against former penn state coach jerry sandusky continue today. so far, two other penn state officials have been charged, senior vice-president gary schultz and athletic director tim curley appeared in court. now at this point the attorney general said coach joe paterno is not a target of the investigation. >>> looked like something out of a horror movie instead of a heist when three men wearing masks bust busted into -- busted into a scroll ri store ordering people on the floor. they started smashing casessed take

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i am so used to my boss, the visiting director, sheila c ohen. we traveled together for three days. she is the visiting director. [applause] we were doing and out each event in hawaii. i think announced to as a homeless coordinator. we also have the chief operating officer for the division here. [applause] last but not least is my deputy. thank you for being here. [applause] jake martin, thank you. [applause] that is a lot of people. now we are going to have welcoming remarks from the acting medical director. [applause] >> i guess i get to raise the boom. i did not need any added pressure, but thank you anyway. good morning. welcome, everyone. i would like to welcome our honored guest, lt col. steve smith, senator leno, mayor lee, thank you all for coming today. madam leader, thank you for your an unwavering support to our veterans. it is an honor and pleasure to have you here today. [applause] i am so proud of our mission and to be here today as we bring attention to the effort to end homelessness. she has covered the important role our community plays in the effort. as a career va

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with diamonn or rhinestone ssuds. sheila hughes/works nearby: 33:31 if he has the teeth like that. oh somebody will seee him. somebody wiil know 36 36::2 they was around heee searching looking around to see who it was, who they cann find, thee predaaors. need to get em 38 38in addition to the grille on his teeth ... the suspect is also described as a black maa with a light complexion... about 55foot 10... with hazel eyes... and a slim build.and here's a sketch of the man carrying the gun... he's is pescribed as a black man about 5-8... medium build. investigators say the other two were wearing ski-maskk. anyone with informaaion... &pshould call baltimorr county police righh away. meanwhile... this morning police are looking for clues in twoorape ccses in baltimore city.... anddbooh have similarittes.in both cases... thhough an unlooked first floor window and covered the eyes of tte victii during the attacks.the first one happened in wwverly, a week ago...the second one, on sundaa morning ii reservoir hill.police hope &pp-n-a evidence will help llad them to the attacker. "occupy" prote

she took over theous when sheila dixon stepped down. >>> maryland state senator is a free man a federal grand jury released the decision about senator currie yesterday evening e was charged with conspiracy bribee extortion and making false statements in connection with a corruption case. prosecutors argued the democrat formed a fake consulting agreement with a grocery chain shoppers food warehouse. >>> 5:05 and this afternoon at two, if you are near a television or radio, don't be worried when you hear alarms or see warning messages. it's a test. it's only a test. how many times have we heard that? the first nationwide test of the emergency alert system. the government wants to make sure everything is in working order in case the president or other officials need to speak to the nation during a significant emergencies. the test is expected to take around 30 seconds. >>> remarkable discovery in a battle with autism. up next, what medical experts are learning about the brain while working to understand thecondition a and breakthrough in the fight against cancer could a new vaccine help th

and in another move, sheila bun will become mayor gray's new deputy chief of star. >>> most of the republican presidential candidates took the stage at an iowa church this weekend. they participated in a thanksgiving family forum to discuss the role of religious faith in public life. drew levenson has more. >> reporter: six of the republican presidential candidates shared a stage in iowa to talk about religion and how they would lead. >> i'll have to answer to god in the next world and that is a part i think of being president. when you take that oath, we are answerable to god. >> reporter: some candidates got emotional as they described how their faith helped them through personal struggles. for herman cain, it was his battle with cancer. >> walking out of that surgeon's office, after she had just told us stage 4, i said i wasn't going to do this. >> reporter: iowa holds its caucuss in about six weeks. newt gingrich is taking advantage of his uptick in the polls. he is running neck and neck with mitt romney. >> our founding document, the base of our government, says we are endowed by our cre

. >> reporter: charlie made afghanistan survivable for specialist sheila schafer. she took this video when perpendiculthey were discovered. charlie the former afghan stray is charlie from iowa who gets to bark at the local cattle without fear. and who gets his belly rubbed regularly. charlie's contribution to morale in afghanistan will never be forgotten. >> a lot of times heroic is that they are saving our souls, they are saving us inside because a lot of soldiers get depressed being away from home and their own pets. >> reporter: repaying those who helped save lives in a war zone with the simplest of things, unconditional love. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> great story to end on here on this monday night. thank you for being here with us as we begin a new week. we hope to see you right back here tonight for rock center at 10:00, 9:00 central and "nightly news" tomorrow evening. 10:00, 9:00 central and "nightly news" tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now at 6:00, a community coming together. an emotional show of

i have to give kudos to sheila jackson of texas. unless she had partnered with james, the law would have died. it was that partnership that allowed the bill to pass through congress unanimously on the house and senate side. this was the first time ever that a civil rights law had passed unanimously. tavis: what to do you make of the journey you had to make that locket signed into books? -- law signed into books? >> i endured a death threats. these were attacks against me and my family. it was not just me. the beauty of the story is that so many workers joined me in this incredible fights to pass the no fear act. some employees were fired. we suffered a number of casualties in this battle. there were two people i can think of that died in the process of trying to get a law passed. this was a movement. this was a battle that we, as a group, came together. it was a moment in time or the government said there is something more than just my paycheck. we are staring history in the face and we cannot fail. tavis: what were the authorities

gray also announced he is hiring sheila as deputy chief of staff. the changes are all about communication and again, this is his second major staff change in the last few months. >> now, we know more about the paperwork mixup in prince georges county that resulted in an accused killer being led free. frederick scott hasn't been seen since he made his bail november 10 and simply walked out of the prince georges county jail. turns out, he got a bail that was meant for someone else. that according to state's attorney, angela alsobrooks. >> and the status hearing, there was no mention of his bond and what happened is there was an erroneous bond for $75,000 that was placed in mr. scott's file by the clerk's office. that paperwork belonged to another defendant and because the issue was not raised, the defendant was subsequently -- he made the bond through a bails bondsman and the jail released him using that bond information. >> now scott and another man face murder and handgun charges for the murder of phillip watson outside a nightclub back in march. no