timothy mcveigh was a vicious terrorist. he was arrested. >> timothy mcveigh succeeded. that's the whole point. timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans. i don't want a law that says after we lose a major american city, we're sure going to come and find you. i want a law that says, you try to take out an american city, we're going to stop you. >> much more sniping followed but perhaps the biggest identity confusion concerned the very names of the cariharacters on stage. >> i'll mitt romney and that's my first name. >> no, blitz, that's oversimplifying it. i meant wolf. blitz, wolf. since we're on a blitz debate, i apologize. wolf. >> the moderatedor was of course, wolf blitzer but more interestingly, mitt romney's full name is willard mitt

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timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans.don't want a law that says after we lose a major american city we're sure going to come and find you. i want a law that says you try to take out an american city, we're going to stop you. >> that's like saying that we need a policeman in every house, a camera in every house because we want to prevent child beating and wife beating. you can prevent crimes by becoming a police state. >> theç candidates covered a l of ground, also talking about iran with answers there on how to handle that country ranging from mitt romney calling for crippling sanctions to herman cain saying he would assist israel in a military strike against iran if asked. a week from today, the republican presidential field will meet again for its 12th debate. this one will be in arizona. president obama meanwhile is now back in washington after a quick trip up to new hampshire where he made his latest push for elements of the american jobs act. the president is leaning hard on congress especially republicans to pass h

timothy mcveigh was a vicious terrorist, he was arrested. >> timothy mcveigh succeeded. that is the point. timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans. i do not want a law that says, after you destroyed a major american city, will come and find it. i want a law that says if you try to take out a city, we will try to stop it. >>justine: the candidates agree that deep cuts to the defense budget would be a bad idea. >>mark: the dow is down 93 points. after two months of steady declines, more americans are filing for unemployment benefits. the labor department says that weekly applications rose by 2000 to 393,000 americans filing for unemployment last week. the increase is not enough to reverse the overall downward trend in the for the average of applications. they have now been at their lowest levels since april. if there are a lot of concerns about the year rose on. the dow is of 100 for right now. >>justine: time for a quick break on the kron4 morning news, we will be right back. >>george: we are tracking a hot spot that will delay your ride to sfo if you're coming from dal

timothy johnson. >>> it was a gorgeous day today, not too hot, not too cold. 50 degrees. the humidity is 58%. the winds are calm now. we like to see there because we have a game to play at 8:20. so into all the today awesome you can see a great day to be out on the harbor. we have a lot of weather bug cameras to visit. let's head to mt. airy. plenty of blue skies it. was breezy out there. things are calmer. bel air crystal blue skies. a few cars on the road trying to head out and about to goat where they needed to -- get where they needed to be. a beautiful sunset. just a lovely day to be out and about or to be with your loved ones. not picking up on anything. it is dry. this is going to be the scenario, the trend. as we look at the temperatures, things are starting to change. right now into baltimore, 50. we're at 48 in easton. 46 in winchester. oakland is the cold spot at 37 degrees. as we check out what happened today in terms have the high temperatures, we made it into the 60s. annapolis 60. upper 50s into hagerstown and also into winchester, york, pennsylvania. you l

timothy schrieber got 20 days for verbally abusing an officer.nd the fun seems to be over for royanna freed as well. >> i'm moving to unit number six. i need a change. and there's another transgender over there and some over people i met when i started working in the kitchen. i don't know. i'm just tired of it over here. i'm getting caught taking my pillow on camera. look at that. i'm going to jail. >> what was that about? >> because you're not supposed to take your pillow with you, i don't know, from unit to unit. i don't know. >> and you thought you could get away with it? >> i did. i almost did, look. because it's like a big old hassle to get another one. anyway, oh well. how embarrassing, huh? anyway. yeah, this is what -- i've never moved before, so i don't know how to work this. >> with the transfer, royanna leaves behind the two other gay inmates who had become friends. robert burzee and michael cherry. >> royanna moved over to six, so -- so the trio's kind of split up. >> time to move on. start a new chapter, you know? >> you know, everyb

timothy mcveigh succeeded. that's the whole point. timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans. i want a law that says you try to take out an american city, we're going to stop you. >> is it okay for muslim americans to get more intensive pat-downs or security when they go through airports than christian americans or jewish americans? >> no, blitz, that's oversimplifying it. i happen to believe that if you allow our intelligence agencies to do their job, they can come up with an approach -- sorry, blitz, i meant wolf, okay? blitz, wolf. >> thank you, cain. >> we haven't done a very good job defining and articulating what the end point is in afghanistan. i think the american people are getting very tired about where we find ourselves today. >> let me let governor romney respond. >> let me respond. are you suggesting, governor that we take all of our troops out next week? what's your proposal. >> i said we should draw down from 100,000. we don't need 100 troops. we need a presence on the ground that is more akin to 10,000, 15,000. >> president ahmadinejad came to the u.n. general

what if they look like timothy mcveigh.ember voting on a declared declaration of war, oh, war against terrorism, and terrorism is a tactic, it isn't a person, it isn't a people. so this is a very careless use of words. bill: santorum also says he believes the transportation security administration, the tsa should be privat pry virginia privitised. hawaiian played a anytime game with the host. >> is it okay for muslim-americans to get more intensive pat-downs or securities when they go through airports than christian americans or jewish americans. >> no, blitz, that is over simplifying here. i happen to believe if you allow our intelligence agencies to do their job they can come up with an approach, i'm sorry blitz, i meant wolf, okay. >> thank you, cain. [laughter] bill: funny moment for a lot ever serious topics. heather: it could happen to anyone jon -- oh, i mean bill. bill: he is the only man with a beard. all taken in fun last night. michelle bachmann, a minnesota congresswoman not backing down yet despite polling whic

timothy mcveigh succeeded. that's the whole point. timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans.'t want a law that says, after we lose a major american city, we're sure going to come and find you. i want a law that says, you try to take out an american city, we're going to stop you. >> this is like saying that we need a policeman in every house, a camera in every house because we want to prevent child beating and wife beating. you can prevent crimes by becoming a police state. if you advocate the police state, yes, you can have safety and security, and you might prevent a crime, but the crime then will be against the american people and against our freedoms and we will throw out so much of what our revolution was fought for. so don't do it so carelessly. >> from protecting the home land to protecting interests overseas, the 2012 republican presidential candidates talk about pakistan, american aid and nuclear weapons. that discount double check. you saved us hundreds. what was that? the discount double check? it's when we comb through your policies and make sure that you're gettin

timothy mcveigh was a terrorist and he was arrested. >> timothy mcveigh succeeded in that is the whole point. timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans i know what a law that says that after we lose a major american city we will come and find you. i want a law that says if you tried to take out an american city we will stop you. >>reporter: the patriot that makes it easier for the government to get people's personal information an effort to stop terrorism. now, to a much more light- hearted moment. >> is it ok for muslim americans to get a more intensive pat downs or security when they go through airports than christian americans or jewish americans? >> no, that is oversimplifying it. i happen to believe that if you allow our intelligence agents to do their job they can come up with an approach, i am sorry blitz i meant wolf [laughter] >> i apologize. but what i'm saying is let us ask the professionals. [laughter] >>reporter: of course cnn will switzer is monitoring tonight's debate. now all candidates agree that deep cuts to the fan's budget will be a bad idea of blaming president oba

[applause] timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans. i do not want a law this is after losing a major american city, we will come and see you -- and save you. >> the president was also targeted. >> this is one thing we know about barack obama. he has essentially handed over our interrogation of terrorists to the aclu. our cia has no ability to have any form of interrogations for terrorists. >> much of the arguing on troop pullout to buy ran -- of iraq and afghanistan. >> i think the american people are getting very tired about where we find ourselves today. >> are you suggesting that we take all of our troops out next week? >> and provocative subjects like should muslim americans face borscht strict scrutiny by -- face more short scrutiny by tsa? more major slipups or gaffs other thenan for getting the moderator's name. [laughter] >> despite that moment of levity, you heard a lot of serious debate tonight. in the spin room, the only candidate to show up and represent himself, rick santorum, who has the most ground to game at this point.

secretary of state hillary clinton and treasury secretary timothy geithner outlined pressures. developing the pressure on nuclear arms. clinton and geithner are concerned about money laundering in the islamic republic and urging them to cut ties with all iranian banks. south korea's ruling party has ratified a free trade agreement with the united states by forcing a bill through parliament. the ruling party completed a deal in the face of protest from opposition lawmakers. the opposition party said they would not take part in deliberations unless terms unfavorable to south korea were removed. that delayed ratification of the pact. lawmakers in the u.s. had already completed their end of the process. national assembly speaker park hee-tae called a plenary session and put the bill to a vote without committee deliberations. 170 lawmakers attended the session. 151 voted for the bill. only seven against. opposition parties boycotted the vote. the assembly's main floor was thrown into disarray as opposition members protested the vote. one even set off a can of tear gas, briefly clear

let's go to timothy nav tali, who had a big part in getting these out.at do you see as -- you're not a defender of the nixon record, but you are in fact an exemplar of what we ought to know about it. what is edifying? what can we learn here that you find useful in terms of this debate about the nixon legacy? >> well, first of all, this was our first chance, as carl mentioned, to see the president under oath talking about one might call the dark corners, the remaining mysteries of watergate. and this was his opportunity to shed light on them. and as carl mentioned, he doesn't. but something very important here is that the prosecutors, henry ruth and the other watergate special prosecutors, did not know as much about watergate as we do now. in the last 30 years there's been so much released that shows now the inconsistency between what the president is saying about his actions regarding the irs, for example, and what we know to be true. in fact, you can go to the wall here in the nixon library and see evidence of him ordering the creation of the enemies li

timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans. i do not want a law that says after we'd lose a city, we are going to find you. i want a law that says, you try to take a of an american city, we are going to stop the. [applause] this is like saying we need a policeman in every house. >> we want to prevent child beating and wife beating. you can prevent crimes by becoming a police state. if you advocate the police did you can have safety and security. it might prevent a crime. the crime will then be against the american people and our freedoms. we will provide up so much of what a revolution was fought for. do not do it so carelessly. >> congresswoman bachmann, let me bring you in. >> i am with the american people, the constitution, and the job of commander in chief. we have to realize we are in a different war. there are different techniques used for that war. there are different actors than we have had before. their motivations are very different. we cannot forget that technology is completely different. when we were looking at pry

timothy mcsay was a terrorist. >> timothy mcvay killed a lot of americans. >> candidates were also asked they feel about racial profiling of muslims as possible terrorism suspects. >> muslims would be someone you look at. those are the folks that are committing these crimes. >> the terrorists have one objective that some people don't seem to get. they want to kill all of us. we should use every mean possible to kill them first or identify them first. >> it was a big night for newt gingrich. the first of eight since the former house speaker tied for front runner with mitt romney. >>> 4:48 is the time right now this morning. president obama will use his executive powers to spare the lives of two turkeys at the white house. they will pardon the two turkeys at a ceremony. they were tamed in preparation for their white house appearance by four teenage earns that are members of future farmers of america in minnesota. >>> tie hard shoppers in cleveland are already securing their place for black friday. take a look. these people moved into the area last week setting up camp outside of best buy s

timothy mcveigh succeeded. that's the whole point. timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans. i want a law that says you try to take out an american city, we're going to stop you. >> is it okay for muslim-americans to get more intensive pat-downs or security when they go through airports than christian-americans or jewije jewish americans? >> no, blitz. that's oversimplifying it. i happen to believe that if you allow our intelligence agencies to do their job, they can come up with an approach. i'm sorry, blitz. i meant wolf, okay? blitz, wolf. >> thank you, cain. >> we haven't done a very good job defining and articulating what the end point is in afghanistan. i think the american people are getting very fired about where we find ourselves today. >> governor romney. >> let me respond. are you suggesting, governor, that we take all our troops out next week? what's your proposaproposal? >> i said we should draw down from 100,000 troops. many of them who can't even cross the wire. we need a presence more akin to 10,000 to 15,000. >> president ahmadinejad came to the general assem

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conference gathered in baltimore, the group's president timothy dolan said the sex abuse scandal at penn state reopens a wound for the church. to discuss the parallels, we are ginned by kevin eckstrom and kim lawton from religion and ethics news weekly. let me start with you. what are the parallels between what happened at state and the long running sex abuse scandal in the catholic church? >> you have people who should have known better who made bad decisions. often times the worst part of the scandal is not necessarily the abuse. as bad as it is, it's the cover up that gets people upset. you saw that with bishops who moveed from one place to another and saw it at state where they knew what was going on and didn't report it from the outside it looks like they tried to keep it quiet. >> they're moved locations and allowed jerry san dusk to have access to a satellite campus and it's like the same thing you are mentioning with the priests being moved even though you know something is going on. it's that effort to protect the institution that seems to take over. >> right. that's what a lot

it's always cold here but timothy and his son leo need keep coming back. you know but it is a divine place because of the wind the cold weather and the ocean not to mention i knew island over there these lands are amazing. meanwhile sixty kilometers south of the arctic tundra lies a totally different landscape but i didn't since there is or is behind these technical installations. we always have to unlock the gate before entering it. now will open it like this. there's there is there is territories under lock and key and as you can see the gate is quite massive now we can go in peace way please when the reserve was being created in one thousand nine hundred two and most of the military installations built soon after world war two had become obsolete or fallen into decay what was once a border guard tower was renovated and handed over to the reserve now all mythology is the former military installation for scientific purposes. it offers a fantastic view of the plans we were the entire reserve and the martians leave their. reserve visitors and tourists are w

timothy mcveigh was arrested, >> timothy mcveigh succeeded. that is the coin. timothy mcveigh killed a lot of americans. i do not want a law that says, after we lose a major american city we're of course of finding, i want a law that says if you try to take out an american city we will stop you. >>mark: there were two new cases against jerry sandusky. these could be the first case involving current miners'. his lawyer responded saying, we expected copycat allegations and we're confident that we will be able to refute them. >>justine: we have a lot to get to. 5:08 a.m., one day before thanksgiving. if you are headed to tahoe, here is what you can expect. there is no had its europe. we will let you know more about that when the kron4 morning news comes right back. third faugh ought left the >>james: which are following the latest in the occupied movement, demonstrators have been protesting income inequality but the protests have cost local taxpayers at least 13 million in police overtime across the nation. new york city has spent the most money. they have spent 7

treasury secretary, timothy geithner, he's been addressing asia-pacific finance ministers, and he's been airing his concerns about europe's readiness to get its house in order. >> crucial to all of us that europe move quickly to put in place a strong plan to restore financial stability. we're all directly affected by the crisis in europe, but the economies of the asia-pacific region, the economies you saw gathered here today are in a better position than most countries are to take steps to strengthen growth in the face of the pressures from europe. now, in this context, the principal focus of our discussions as finance ministers was about how to help strengthen growth around the world, make it more balanced and sustainable in the future. the finance ministers here have voiced their support for last week's pledge by the g-20 leaders to support the global recovery. >> well, that's timothy geithner. they've got concerns about italy and about greece, as have all the other eurozone neighbors at the moment. and greece is hoping it can put some of its turbulence to one side at last. a new gover

all 60 units at timothy house are subsidized housing. but in recent years have opened up to anyone who is disabled. that's when the trouble started. >> you know, we try to tell the office, please don't let anymore young people in here, because it started when the young people started moving in here. >> timothy house does have a building security system and managers say they can't legally keep younger tenants out. >> we have to take disabled people in here. we have to abide by fair housing laws and anybody that applies has equal chance to get in. >> john hanrahan, fox 5 news. >>> thieves with an eye for fashion are stealing high end glasses. these are pictures of the people that police are tracking right now. 17 pairs have been lifted from four stores in the alexandria and falls church areas. investigators say every time these thieves strike, one of them distracts an employee while another pockets the glasses. police believe these crimes are connected it a string of similar crimes in montgomery county. >>> dozens of local families and bus

geithner at treasury now remember timothy geithner also committed a crime by failing to pay his taxes because he it was an accounting error he forgot for ten years and then went on to head the i.r.s. so who knows what will happen to john course line but apparently m.f. global commingled. it's accounts yeah this is one of the worst things you can do is take your customer's money and just slap it in with a fund with everyone else's money or even your own money and then when you again have losses them somehow only the customer experiences those losses but when you have gains you take all the gains so instead of just people called socializing the losses and capitalizing on the gains but it's beyond that it's just outright co-mingling of funds putting a gun to people said to the stealing their money i mean this is we're getting to the one nine hundred thirty s. where it's basically give us all your money and we're going to send you to get out and if you complain we're going to do the final solution and tell you a business insider says that that commingling is the regulatory equivalent of a

timothy johnson has answers to all of your leftover questions and advice to make sure what you are eat something safe. >> reporter: thanksgiving diner is a meal that really keeps on giving. but there are dangers lurking in the leftovers. 400,000 americans come down with food bourn illness was symptoms such as pain, vomiting and diarrhea after thanks giving. experts say -- thanksgiving. experts say avoid the problem byfollowing this formula. two hours, two inches, four days. refrigerate all leftovers within two hours of the meal, fill food containers no more than two inches to allow rapid chilling and eat leftovers within four days or freeze them. and also remove the turkey meat from the bone and store stuffing separately. keep your refringe rator at-- refridge fridge rator at 36 to -- refrigerator at 36 to 38 degrees and watch cutting boards and surface and your hands. when in doubt, throw it out. with this medical minute, i am dr. timothy johnson. >> now married's most -- maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> it was a gorgeou

it cellphone records and financial records and others and still no indication of what happened to timothypolice are hoping the release of lab test results and new video will change this >>with the lack of leads that we have in the case obviously we need the community and put and that's a nationwide community we need to find what happened to timothy pitzen >>the boy recently turned 7 years old he was last seen in aurora on may 7th surveillance video shows his mother amy fry- pitzen taking him from school and the days that followed the mother and the sun visited the brookfield zoo the call hurry resorts in wisconsin dells and other places before she committed suicide and a rockford hotel room to left another thing that her son was safe and of degenerating new leaves are police made public additional surveillance video one showing them at key lime cove on may 11th and another showing them checking and at kalahari on the 12th and another one showing them leading a food store in winnebago >>there were also test results found at the rockford martell from the s u v driven by the woman it was in