steen was abducted out of his home in august. they released a video message today with a conditions for his release. among the demands that the united states stopped its airstrikes in pakistan and afghanistan. weinstein is a contractor. but it is official -- cuccinelli will run for governor in 2013. he was elected in 2009 says he has no plans to step down before the end of his term. he may face the lieutenant governor in the primary. he stepped aside when the current governor decided to run. one of the women -- >>> one of the woman accusing the herman cain a a social harassment has a problem of her own. she is being kicked out of her home in chicago. she reportedly owes $7,500 in back rent and has been ordered to appear in court. she was the first of herman cain accusers to go public. >> more for the race for president of abc 7 news at 6:00. [ baby coughing ] [ coughing continues ] [ female announcer ] more pollution from power plants means more childhood asthma attacks. [ labored breathing ] there's technology that makes the air

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on the website, they said that warren wind steen was kidnapped in pakistan -- that warren weinstein was kidnapped in pakistan. they have -- people clapped their hands to express dissatisfaction in earlier protests in the country. >> you are watching "newsday" on the bbc. wind, wave, world domination. we traveled to south korea to uncover the green growth plan. >> 50 years in the making. the gem collection is going under the hammer. the governor of the bank of england is discussing the current situation as serious and threatening. in his latest assessment on the face of the u.k.'s economic health, they urged the british banks to build up their financial reserves. our economics correspondent has more details. >> winter weather is bad enough that there was a warning that a really big storm could be on its way, a financial one. this is brewing in the eurozone and it could be battering our shores before long. the forecast came from the governor of the bank of england and his new committee of financial watchdogs. his words were unexpectedly blunt. >> no one could deny that it is serious and t

partnered with the department of health and mental hygiene under the leadership of secretary sharp steen, and we got 400 people in a room,ll de voted to the epidemic of child obesity with ideas -- >> it's going to affect, we hope, our school systems, communities, the local health departments. what grew out of this was the formation of an institute for a healthiest maryland which will be co-directed bicek taxpayer sharpsteen and ourselves and housed at the university of baltimore and take advantage of the public health school in college park and many other agencies to bring what we learn in academia and our laboratories to our community. >> you found it affects not just a child but as that child grows, all throughout adulthood. >> that's the threat, every. most obese children have the great risk of becoming obese adults. and if we don't cut this off at the pass, if you will, we are going to overwhelm our health care system. >> always good to talk to you. thank you so much. >> we love being hear. >> we love having you. >> first here's david gregory with a look at what's coming up next on "

earlier, he nominated jeremy steen, an economics professor and republican jerome powell who served in the treasury department under president george h.w. bush and nominated then both to sib on the federal reserve board -- to serve on the federal reserve board. >>> president obama is asking congress to raise the debt ceiling. this time by $1.2 trillion this is the third and final income. it would boost to 16.4 friday and without that mean, the country will come close to running out of cash. >> coming up, a new statue inside the u.s. capital is reigniting the calls for equal rights in the district. >>> and find out who is calling for a major odd it ahead of a big renovation at union station. >>> and the sales on megamonday didn't extend to one retailer. more on the decision by sears to close more than 100 stores.  -dad, why are you getting g th? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little

party that newt gingrich did of really poor children and really poor neighborhoods, but what we have steenoughout the republican primarily process is a really unconfidentable, unfortunate, and disgusting sort of demonstrations of intolerantç views. this comes on the heels, you know, many weeks ago at the republican debate where a service member, who was in theater in iraq was booed by members of the audience. another debate where people cheered rick perry's death penalty record. you know, another debate where people said let him die when there's a hypothetical question about someone who didn't have health insurance and what should they do? there's a level of intolerance within the republican party, and again i'm not broad-brushing the entire party, but i do believe that if the party -- if the republican party wants to be perceived as a legitimate party, it has got to get away from the fringes and the extreme and come back -- >> no question. >> somewhere close to the middle. >> they're attacking the working poor of their own party. >> right. >> when i was growing up you have rockefeller an

wipe steen is from rockville hand has worked in pakistan for several years. the 07-year-old aid worker was kidnapped from his heavily fortified home in pakistan nearly four months ago. al-qaeda claims it will release him if the u.s. stops air strikes in muslim countries and releases terror suspects. >> it is an extensive claim. there is also yemen, somalia. there is also close guantanamo bay, release all al-qaeda prisoners. it is a series of demands that can't possibly be met. to me, the indication is that they're planning to kill weinstein. >> and because it took so long for al-qaeda to come forward, our terrorism expert bes the terror network did not kidnap weinstein and is now holding him hostage as a tool after paying for him. >>> renewed pleas this morning for another local man held overseas. alan gross who lived at potomac is spending 15 years in a cuban prison for spying. now, senators are calling on cuba to release him. they sent a letter to cuba's representative here in washington asking for cuba to let gross come home. he has already spent two years

>> men scouring the internet for sex with young steen. >> she was going with it. >> she wanted it. >> that is what it seemed to me. >> this time we travel to rural georgia. what positions have you tried? >> oh, lord, i'm an idiot. >> and the men just keep on coming. among them, the religious. the young and inexperienced. what was your plan? >> i have been in a struggle myself, with what i want to do, because i'm still a virgin. >> and one who fought for his country. you have been in iraq? >> yes, sir. >> you are expected to uphold a certain level of behavior. >> i won't do it again, sir. i swear. >> why should i believe that? >> this is "predator raw." georgia was unique, not only because of the location -- we were kind of out in a rural area, but also, because the law enforcement side of the investigation, you had a task force which was kind of the first time we saw local and federal law enforcement working together. >> schoolsy is as exit 125 on i-85. this is scooby-doo coming for ivy. definitely the black wig. >> emily is back for the georgia investigation, a college student who lo

. >> kelly: kir steen i was reading what the president said and watching this as many of us were, and says i'm glad they got it done and i hope the host will get it done on monday and something they should have passed for the rest of the year rather than just two months. so is this a dog and pony show that congress is doing or is there more tangible than that? >> well, i think it's dysfunction, and it sends a bad message to pretty much, you know, anybody who is concerned about the future of our economy because it shows that the congress is willing to just play these games and always right up to the deadline, right up to the last minute, and that they will attach things to the, you know, to the bill that really have nothing to do with it. and then, you get into these big political fights and this time around it was the keystone pipeline which, whatever its merits, you know, it should not be attached to a payroll tax cut. it's sort of the article of faith among republicans that they are against taxed increases, right? they believe that letting tax cuts expire is a tax increase and yet,

because there are islands, clearing island steen -- tend to be easier and something you continue to sustain. the other places in sub-saharan africa still have transmission but in focal areas along the borders with the zimbabwean and youziland and mozambiquee have people moving across those borders. they are trying to pay attention whether or not they can eliminate a malaria. this is a pretty important discussion. that's of a cone of africa, once it gets beyond its political strife and allows -- it has an incredibly strong health system. it has been hampered in recent years particularly from the political strife but that could turn around and give it does, you could have namiobia, botswana, and swaziland close to eliminating. just north of that, there are parts of zambia where you can now count cases in district on your hands and maybe hands and toes. that is no. new. the speed of innovation has got us thinking about what it takes to do elimination. the other area of sub-saharan africa is west africa including san magaw --senegal which has districts over the past year were they have had trou

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there were a lot of issues in the case and manual gold steen after three years of this happening started the free kevin movement to get the word out what is happening with my case. >> how did you hear about originally? >> basically by family, people sending me mail when i was in custody. through telephone calls with family and friends. >> i thought was an interesting story of you putting this ticker up to the window. >> one i was in custody they send me some bumper stickers and on my 30 fifth birthday some people from 2600 magazine came out to the prison and i knew they were down there and i said i can get a pass to the law library and had a free kevin bumper sticker and when i was in federal the tension they put the free kevin bumper sticker in the air. >> thank you very much. >> i think you are next. mike is next to you. i can't hear you. >> you do enough -- >> the microphone. >> does the white hacker gives you enough interest in what used to be -- >> my drive for hacking was intellectual capacity and pursuit of knowledge, deduction of adventure. never about stealing money for writing

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warn wine steen was abducted in august. >>> republican candidate herman cain e-mailed supporters todayas he reassesses his campaign. cain said that he plans to speak face to face with his wife today about an alleged extramarital affair. >>> doctors at a north carolina hospital are treating billy graham for pneumonia. he's responding well to antibiotics. >>> political buzz is your rapid fire look at the best political topics of the day. three questions, 30 seconds on the clock. playing today cnn contributor maria cardona. pete dominic, host of cnn's what the week, and sherry jakobits. this lovely friday, good to see you. it looks like newt gingrich is getting a little ahead of himself. take a listen. >> it's very hard not to look at the recent polls and think that the odds are very high i'm going to be the nominee. >> okay. so will his momentum last until iowa. pete, you first. >> well, he is getting a little ahead of himself, fred. he's got a lot of momentum. there's only 32 days left in the iowa caucus. he set up his first office in iowa. there's still time for other people to get in

weather systems that parked themselves in just the right spot said chief meteorologist jeff ruben-steen. >> the two big features that are close together. a high wave up here and a low wave down here and these winds funneling through the west coast. >> reporter: the biggest fear overnight the fire danger. especially in the mountains where the gusts have been the strongest. >> when you get 60, 70, 80-mile-per-hour winds the brush is still dry, even though we had some rain recently, it's going to be very difficult to stop and once that fire gets established, it spots ahead with embers up to two miles ahead is possible. >> reporter: maybe the hardest hit areas may have been spared a second round punch. cleanup from round one is still more than enough to handle. now, jeff, despite those winds calming down a little bit overnight, a high-wind advisory remains in effect although the red flag warning has been canceled, that's good news on the firefront. the storm itself will stick around probably for the rest of the morning into this afternoon, we're told, until those high wind advisories are ca

wipe steen's family had heard anything about his with where abouts and they remain hopeful about al-qaeda's claims that he is alive. >>> there is another maryland man, alan gross who is serving 15 years in a cuban prison. dozens of members of congress september --dentt -- sent a letter to cuba to ask for his release. >> he is really depressed, angry. even i had a hard time making hum smile or laugh when i saw him. from every bottle of water that he drinks, he takes -- peel the little rim off the top and puts them together somehow and any time he has a visitor, he gives them a bracelet. >> alan grows lives in potomac. he has been in a cuban prison for two years now. >>> the senate defeated two plans to renew the payroll tax cut. four democrats china joined republicans in blocking the democratic proposal to raise taxes on millionaires and billionaires to pay for the payroll tax cut. that is due to expire at the end of the month. it is the cent are piece of president obama's jobs plan. more than two dozen senate republicans also voted to kill an alternative plan backed by job leader mitch mcco

gold seen steen. -- mr. goldstein. >> thank you, madam chair. it's an honor to be here with these panelists all as a potential nominee to the supreme court. that's not something i'll ever have. my perspective as summon woo argues regularly before the court and also operates a website that will have roughly 10 million visits this year relating to the court where people come to find information about the court. i appreciate the fact that you've taken the time to hold this hearing on an issue that everybody agrees is fantastically important. just to follow-up on the point of the health care case, one can just imagine when the oral arguments in that case and the event issue decision were televised, at least 50 million people would watch that in this country. it's so important the decision to pass that legislation in this body. the obvious serious questions about the statutes constitutionality, but only 100 or 200 people will be able to be in the room for those oral arguments, and we're a visual culture. people watch television. that's how they get a

steen block kamp, on may 2007 you sign the certificate awe suring internal controls were -- overfinancial report were accurate. and i have copies of that. given what you know today and the $1.2 billion potential in customer funds missing, would you sign this document again? mr. corzine? >> senator, given what we know today, you wouldn't sign that document because you would not have had the assurances of the people, the systems, the procedures verified by all of those that were responsible for internal confirmation that the data was accurate, and clearly, as it's been repeated, there is certainly some amount, 1.2 or 600 million -- different numbers -- of dollars that are unreconciled with regard to segregation accounts. >> mr. steenkamp, would you sign this document again? >> senator, knowing what we know today, and knowing there are missing customer funds, from what we understand, i would not be able to sign that. but prior to this point, there were controls that, as far as i was aware, had not operated -- that had not -- not operated before this point in time. >> it's very difficult list

he's married to deborah steen. they have two children, andrea and aaron. on behalf of the united states house of representatives, i want to thank reverend schoolcraft for his long stank devotion to the ministry -- long-standing devotion to the ministry, the devotion. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 further one-minute requests from each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> madam speaker, i ask permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> madam speaker, i'd like to congratulate the gentleman from illinois, congressman randy hultgren, on winning our friendly wager of the mac championship football game last friday. mr. johnson: ohio university and northern illinois university are located in the districts that we're privileged to represent. the game was an instant classic. both teams left everything on the field, gave it their all and in the process made their universities and their fans proud. the bobcats jumped out to an ea