back in two thousand and nine any idea where roeder might have got his motivation to kill george tiller and terrorize other abortion doctors across america. the the. the yes the free the al qaeda the. exception in the us. the the. the the. the the. the the. so rotors inspire is another terrorist inspired by something he signs g.o.p. t v what about terrorist byron williams the guy who loaded his car full of guns and ammunition and jumped on the highway on a mission to kill members of the a.c.l.u. inside foundation byron was stopped on the way by cops were any got into a twelve minute shoot out with them more than two hundred rounds fired before surrendering contrast in what motivated him to terrorize this left leaning organization and here's what he had seen. the conservative values of the country the rebel media. exception to the of. the of. the of. the day. when back blue is mine when back devoted a number of segments on his show to vilifying the tides foundation he called the bullies who want to quote warp your children's brains and make sure they know how evil capitalism is and abroa

police discovered one-year-old tyler's body -- tiller's mother told police she was missing from his crib when she woke up this morning. there is no sign of a break in at the house. >>> the tsa says the fees are contributing to security concerns that. i saw i in the last few years passengers flu with 90 million more carry on bags. it represents an excellent average from screeners they need to thoroughly look through the bags while trying to keep the lives. they're lobbying to allow passengers one free checked back. however those fees brought in $3.4 billion to the airline industry last year. >>> police officer in michigan found himself having to deal with a deer literally caught in the headlights. take a look as the officer first tries to shoe the -- as last are sort, he picks up the deer and carries it back into the deer. he says the dee created -- one employee at target says black friday shopping can wait and he had started a fishing to protest the store's midnight opening. he works part time at the target in omaha, he says employees must report at 11:00 and that means no time to enjoy

about 9:30 this morning a tiller failed to stop and that is one indeed train smashed into the truck ' don't know what else was injured. internet's project the economy report -- in tonight's project the economy report, big banks will be at the convention center to offer some help. it is all to the neighborhood assistance corp. of america. saves --it's save the dream tour. some of the success stories. >> as we have seen recently, the real estate market in the baltimore area has not gotten any better. more people are having trouble paying their mortgages. thanks to naka a lot of folks who thought they could not get any help or getting it. >> we are going to be bringing 497.49 --ent from 2377 no >> he just saved his home. a story that was pulled over and over again on friday in baltimore. >> it was kind of hard. i was sacrificing a lot of expenses that i have with my family. this rate to they pay me, it adjusts by expenses and everything. that is very good. >> the neighborhood assistance corp. of america is helping folks find a way to help people paid their mortgages. it was founded by br

but people, the middle class with families in particular, children at the tiller, have a hard time balancing schools and home ownership. it is an expensive city and is a city where most people in the public school system did not feel, in my opinion, and have enough control over our kids get to go. i think we should be able to walk through the schools of that should be the problem. i also believe that parents should have the ability to have all of their kids in one school, not having them separated across town. i also believe we have to look at home ownership opportunities, look at people's ability to purchase property out right. so they can get their foot in the market, plant roots, and the economic stability they need to stay in the city. >> i like to change the debate on family staying in san francisco. there was always talk about what is wrong with san francisco, why families are leaving. i am raising two kids and san francisco. they are in public school. my wife is a public-school teacher. i want to look at the assets, to build upon and improve family staying in san francisco, families c

israel's we're going to put in pro palestinian activists on the block for tiller the try to carry medical supplies to go to boats are reaching canadian current twenty seven foreign nationals and such so from turkey on wednesday they were boarded by israeli navy guards and towed away similar protos vessels were intercepted in the past of in may last year the killing of nine turkish nationals on board a for to cause a national outcry israel since ease the blockade but activists to what a rough told with the palestinian people need more than aid hamburg's right now. the problem that we have here is a humanitarian crisis but it is one that has been created by deliberate israeli policies so we need to change that policy so that palestinians are allowed to lead a normal life i didn't abide life and i have to live on handouts now the situation in gaza is that one point five million people live in an open air prison and as a result of deliberate israeli policy have been reduced to needing handouts eighty percent of the population now of gaza is food aid dependent and that's a problem but it is a

he put out a proposal and left town and sort of like, did he still have his hand on the tiller. it does seem to me that when the congress comes back after thanksgiving, he does need to call the leadership and say, we've got to come up with action to get some things done before the election. i do not think it's permissible to wait for the election to sort some of these things out. it's in the president's and frankly, their interest to get some kind of action going before the elections, not just simply leave this until november a year from now. >> all right. thanks very much to both of you. i'm sorry, it was such a depressing conversation. hopefully it will motivate people, right? i'm not going to take it anymore. that's how we all feel. >>> 30,000 protesters taking to the streets of madison, wisconsin. why? they want the recall of their governor. scott walker is with us next. the nypd arrests a terror suspect allegedly going to attack veterans and the police. actor hugh grant testifies in a phone hacking story saying, well, the press was bullying citizens. we'll be back. [ sniffs

he put out a proposal and left town and sort of like, did he still have his hand on the tiller. it does seem to me that when the congress comes back after thanksgiving, he does need to call in the leadership and say, we've got to come up with some action to get things done before the election. i do not think it's permissible to wait for the election to sort some of these things out. it's in the president's and frankly, their interest to get some kind of action going before the elections, not just simply leave this until november a year from now. >> all right. thanks very much to both of you. i'm sorry, it was such a depressing conversation. hopefully it will motivate people, right? i'm not going to take it anymore. that's how we all feel. thanks to you both. >>> still "outfront" 30,000 protesters taking to the streets of madison, wisconsin. why? they want the recall of their governor. scott walker is with us next. >>> the nypd arrests a terror suspect allegedly going to attack veterans and the police. >>> actor hugh grant testifies in a phone hacking story saying, well, the pres

george tiller unfortunately. bill o'reilly hurt enough people with his words. it shows how out of touch he is to think this populist uprising across america, well, if the republicans can't own it, i guess they have to destroy it. that's their modus operendi. >> i've been to columbus, toledo and newton, iowa, in the middle of the country, all within the last 60 days all of the places i've been. i asked people in every single city, does this movement, what they're doing on wall street, do you relate to them? emphatically, the people say, yes. what's that mean, what's that mean to you? it. >> it means occupy wall street represents a cross section of america from all walks of life. students seeking higher education, people who are professional paying off their student loans, right down the line. >> do you think you had anything to do with the senate bill 5 going down in ohio? >> certainly. i would say so. we act investigated so many people for the first time who never engaged in politics or anything of that manner. it's very viral. >> what do you say to the people

think americans are going to want to know that they have a steady, experienced,ç smart ha on the tiller's barack obama. >> bell, is hillary clinton a political ally obama can really rely on right now? joan walsh is editor at large for salon.com, chris cillizza is managing editor. we want to offer our condolences to secretary of state clinton, they announced the death of her mother, dorothy rodham at the age of 92. what a life she's had. i've had a mixed history of my political views of hillary clinton and the role she played in the last campaign. i didn't like her position on the war in iraq and i let it be known they preferred barack obama on that key issue to me. but i am overwhelmed, as i've been before, by her behavior. occasionally, she just floors me with her statements. like she did during the campaign at the end when she endorsed him so magnanimously. again, on david gregory's program, "meet the press," we'll show you another clip in a moment. but your view? she seems to be coming not just an appointee of the president, but a true ally. >> oh, i think she very much is a true all

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. >>> important tests are being done today in the case of the missing todd tiller knee seattle. 2-year-oldalwala not seen in more than two weeks. authorities want to know if several items they found in a park are related to the case. komo's john humbert has the the latest. >> reporter: rakes and shovels, seem to be a grim indicator in what crews were doing in the search for sky metalwala, the 2-year-old who disappeared. teams worked through the day and into the night and called in crime scene specialists when they spumab abstumbled upon pos evidence. >> we called out our csi investigators. they showed up. and -- looked at the items. >> reporter: extensive search in kirkland watershed park began hours after police reached a series of photos showing julia and her missing son. shots of the mom come from store surveillance cameras. taken in the hours and days leading up to when sky disappeared. images prompted fresh tips. investigators won't say if that's why they came to the heavily wooded park with shovels and rakes. >> i think that's just standard equipment for any search-and-rescue. a lot