this is derek webb's surveillance video of gary. of the world" was investigating his private life, but this was nothing of interest to the paper. >> that was a job that went over quite many weeks. in numerous other newspapers were looking at him. he is one of these people that i think is more surveillance- conscious. he looks, and i think he is aware of cars following him. because i think it has been done over a number of years. people have looked at him. >> some jobs were more controversial than others. derek webb says he was asked to carry out surveillance on the former attorney general, lord goldsmith, in january 2005. >> i followed him around. he was mainly big step by a chauffeur and driven to his office at buckingham palace. or other locations. and i would monitor and everywhere, and to an extent and the budget ran out or they decided that they would not pursue the job further. >> did it ever surprise you that they wanted to effectively put lord goldsmith under surveillance? >> no, nothing surprised me in relation to the amoun

it's a full scale model of nasa's james webb space telescope.believe the real thing will redefine our understanding of our place in the universe. it will be so unique it can look further back in time than the hubble telescope, almost to the dawn of creation. >> the james webb telescope is to help us find our entire history from the first things after the big bang to how first galaxies are born. >> reporter: astronomers say if they look in the right place and get lucky -- >> this may give us the first clue about existence of life in another solar system. >> if we can see a planet like earth that would be cool. >> reporter: webb will orbit 1 million miles from earth. it's instruments are designed to image primarily in the infrared range, light we can't see. webb's capabilities will allow to it literally look where hubble could not. into gas and dust clouds, at the birth of the first stars and planets. sounds incredible, right? webb might get us another step closer to solving the puzzle, are we alone? >> i don't know how you would put a price on be

it's a full model of the james webb telescope.it will redefine our understanding of our place in the universe. it will be so unique it will look further back in time than the hubble telescope, almost to the dawn of creation. >> the james webb telescope is to help us find our history from after the big bang to how astronomers are born. >> reporter: and if they look in the right place and get a bit lucky -- >> it may give us our first clue of life in a solar system. >> if we can see a planet like earth, i think that would be really cool. >> reporter: webb will orbit about one million miles from earth. primarily to range in the infrared zone, areas that we cannot see. it will look where hubble could not, into gas and dust clouds at the birth of the first stars and planets. sounds incredible, right? are we alone? >> i don't even know how you would put a price on being able to answer questions like how old is the universe? how did it all start? where is it going? what is it made of? are there other people like us out there. >> but ther

jim webb is a very, very tough customer but a book that can reach jim webb and bertrand russell that may explain why it sold 10 million copies since 1961 although he will never take credit for at least 1 billion of them. >> but to add one thing to our discussion, we all talk about it as if the enemy in the war but also remember is a very serious anti-capitalist book and a lot of the satire this is not about war but the system no question. [applause] >> a little anecdote about joe heller. >> most -- . [inaudible] >> i think to talk about the jewish -- ? i met joe heller one day at fire island. i commented i have read his book and he said could you help me? by the lead never realized he paid to doctors because he was this screwed up by a doctor. and he said my wife has a scheme -- skin lesion on her breast could you examine it? four people held up their beach towels to make an alcove so i examined her left breast which had ringworm and i prescribe the appropriate treatment than the next day he appeared with a copy of catch-22. it is inscribed for medical services rendered. [laughter] i

it's a full-scale model of nasa's james webb telescope.eve the real thing will redefine the understanding of our place in the universe. it will be so unique, it can look further back in time than the hubble telescope. almost to the dawn of creation. >> the james webb telescope is to help us find our history. >> reporter: and astronomers say if they look in the right place and get a bit lucky -- >> this may give us our clues about life in another solar system. >> i think that would be really cool. >> reporter: webb will orbit one million miles from earth. it's designed to image in the infrared range. light we can't see. webb's capabilities will allow it to literally look where hubble could not. into gas and dust clouds at the birth of the first stars and planets. sounds incrible, right? webb might get us another step closer to solving the puzzle. are we alone? >> i don't even know how you put a price on being able to answer questions like, how old is the universe? how did this all start? where's it going? what is it made of? are there other

. >> reporter: well, frances webb's water bill was 750 times larger than what she normally is charged. and when she complained to the city, they said she would have to pay it. webw lives on wabash avenue and also own a vacant loss next door which has water meter. she has two water bills to pay every three months the most recent bill was 19,34-- $19.300.44 and was more than in all the years she owned the property. >> i wasn't using that much water and from the time she said this was wrong because we had paid this house and this too the lot. and we didn't owe anything not a penny. >> reporter: abc2 news contacted the city's department of public works a spokesman says webb's bill was misreading of the meeters and -- meters and human error she doesn't have to pay the $19,000 water bill. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> this morning all caught on tape. you won't believe this a school bus driver in florida watching her cell phone not the road. the bus is moving and you can see that over her right shoulder and she is keeping her eyes from the phone to the road. and now in all she spends 10 se

the surveillance was carried out by this man, derek webb, a private investigator and former policemen who worked for the newspaper up until its closure in july. in all, he was paid to follow 100 public figures. >> i would write down what they were wearing at the time, what car they were in, who they met, the location they met, the times. the times were very important. >> derek webb says what he did was not illegal, unlike phone hacking. the newspaper was delighted. >> because i kept getting results for them, they employed by service as more and more. and so i was getting work from them, and i was very satisfied with the work. >> among those detailed were footballer david beckham, simon cowell, and the parents of daniel radcliff, and politicians like charles clark, the london the mayor boris johnson and tom watson. e's a member of the -- sport committee. he is among the newspapers fiercest critics. he was hailed at the 2009 labor party conference. >> it is an extraordinary story. i think is what the bbc appears to have uncovered is a most serious development that will need to be develo

senator jim webb.an e-mail to be sent out today the governor will urge supporters to continue the state's gop takeover. if george allen wins, he will likely take on democratic tim kaine. >>> the national cathedral will preview the new exhibit that includes damaged stones and a slide show about restoration efforts. the cathedral reopens to the public this weekend. >>> today is lisa irwin's first victim but the missouri authorities are saying the little girl -- that they have no idea where the little girl is. the search is not over, they say. >>> president obama, will mark veterans day with a lee gracand wreath- laying and college basketball. >> the most widely publicized event happening today will be the wreath-laying at arlington national cemetery about 11:00 a.m. at the tomb of the unknowns. that will be followed by a ceremony inside the memorial amphitheater nearby. there will also be a concert at 10:00 a.m. before the ceremony by the army band inside the amphitheater. president obama oil participate

senator jim webb joins me now to talk about all of this. senator, thank you very much.ctions coming later today. first let me ask you about the super committee, the apparent failure if they don't come up with something, and a lot of this will come out of defense unless republicans come in and change the deal. >> i'll go with senator bachus, there is always hope. the process has been an opaque one for those of us not on the super committee. i would not want to prejudge what will happen through the rest of the day and maybe the next two days. >> what has also happened in the last 24 hours, and what we've seen this witness in california at uc davis, i want to ask you about the pepper spraying. you came through the vietnam era. what should we as a nation think about the spraying of peace approval te protesters, students lined up. peaceful protests. what about the way these protesters were treated? >> actually, i have not seen the video on it, but as you and i both know, we are a nation founded on the right to dissent, proper dissent. i support any peaceful dissent in this c

webb: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that marcus suley of be granted floor privileges for the duration of the 112th congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. webb: mr. president, i realize, as the subcommittee chairman of the personnel committee on the armed services committee to speak owrn bill, and i a like to begin my he comments on this national defense authorization by saying what a privilege and an honor it had been to work with chairman levin and senator mccain. i say this as someone who spent four years as a committee counsel in another era and then another five years in the pentagon, four of them as associate secretary of defense and secretary of the navy working with the congress and finally as a member of the senate. i believe that chairman levin is the epitome of what a chairman -- full committee chairman of the senate should be. and i have known senator mccain for many, many years. as one would expect, we haven't agreed on some political issues, but i have an

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you know webb will have a few things to say about the brother poll as well.n top of that, jim harbaugh weighing in on this matchup. unlike john cannot he is turning away -- unlike john, he is turning away from the idea of a family matchup. he is only focused on football. he does not want to talk about the family issues. you would expect that from the younger brother. john, of course, is the older brother. he knows this will come down to two great football teams as well as two competitive brothers. >> we are going up against a team that is possibly the best team we play all season. >> family football on thanksgiving, the first of its kind. we will have that game for you right here on tv 11. >> tonight, more on the cheating scandal that has rocked the baltimore fire department. and police are set to release their findings on an argument between local residents. >> you had to be out today. it was a mess. >> it was terrible. >> it was so gloomy. >> we're almost done with this gloomy, wet weather pattern. the timing is good for the holiday weekend. still some show

smith grows into that role..evans ays wee wants to play sunday against seattle..stay tuned. .lardarius webbmited... --toss to vytas-- vvtas-- 3 3 3 a... doggie bath... became ...a... rescue attempt ... for a small dog. thhs little pooch named... lulu wassgetting a bath when she somehow gotta back paw wedded in the shower drain. owner keith couldn't get her free and after an hour or so had to call the fire departmenttand the vet for help. ulu wouldn't sit still. she was anxious and hurting, as firefighters attempted the delicate and cramped operation of cutting the drain apart to free her paa. 3 "she freaked out and she was going backwards and she got her paw stuck and thhtts all there is." 3 lulu will be just fine...and her owner ssys next to avoii future accidents.. p,3 that's all for fox44 news at 5:30."juuge judy" is next. neet.and ww'll be back tonight for fox45 news at ten -- and the late edition at 11... 11...weell see you lattr. later.

webb got back over the loudspeaker and said, that means you, lashbrook. pointed up at the bubble, and i told her to curve her [ bleep ] with me, excuse my french. you all know i got a mouth when i get upset. or when i -- you know, there's no secret about that. i did hang up. i didn't stay on the phone for several minutes. it took me a few seconds to say, i -- i can't just hang up right on my wife, that would be rude and she was in tears and i don't want to be inconsiderate to the officer giving peay direct order. if i'm guilty of anything, i am guilty of verbal abuse. >> they didn't charge you with that. >> yeah. i'm not trying to be a pain in the ass or anything. >> i know you're not and i understand you not wanting to be disrespectful to your wife. but you still got to take responsibility for your actions. i mean really and i understand that. stuff happens. you admitted that you had to be told three times, three times, so that was enough times to lock down and i do -- you know, you have to do what you got to do, and i got to do what i got to do. >> all

. >> webb has become one of the best cover man.the fourth quarter, this is what you do to take advantage of a play like that. you go right at them. smith for the touchdown. bengals roared back and had a chance. he gets it done. the ravens hold on for the win without re louis on board. >> whole defense, make sure we communicate. it was not perfect game. the communication was not there all the time. we missed it with ray not being out there. we made plays. we got the win. >> smith made some big catches. he got underneath the ball and got the third-down conversion might have been the best play. >> the ravens will play at home again on thursday night. >> you would expect this to be close. this game got interesting. 17-17. romo to his bff. 59 yards. dallas has gone ahead and taking care of business. on this play, the former raven got it done. in overtime, the cowboys get it done. cowboys win 27-24. >> the ravens get the grin. we will have more on the maryland had coached tonight at 11:00. sunday.s a warm >> we have sprinkles changing to

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and to edwards but webb picks it off. the only td of the night, joe flacko capping a 16 play drive. 16-3. ravens enveloped alex smith. nine sacks. older brother john harbaugh with a gatorade shower, jim and john meet on the field as niners lose second game of the season. >> i can't tell you how proud i am and the job he has done building the football team. that is a football team there. >> my brother john, toughest guy i've ever encountered in my life. it's the players and he is highly competitive. it didn't go our way. >> packers and lions, there he stomps on smith and gets ejected. rogers threw for two touchdowns. germans jones, packers roll to 11-0. 27-15. cowboys and the dolphins, tony romo throws for two toovpd passes. robinson in the end zone. cowboys win the game 20-19 then enjoy some pie. >> 88th turkey game. washington reds. and they poured it on reverse. mission gets the first turkey day victory since 1954, 12-7. >> big bone game. lincoln and san jose academy, chris pope to ray prado for the touchdown. lincoln g

webb contends exploration would boost domestic energy production and the state's economy. >>> jessica doyle is here with another "your money" report. >> and another recall from toyota. wow! >> that's right. this is a big recall that could affect your ability to actually steer the car. very serious problem. toyota is recalling about 550,000 vehicles worldwide. mostly in the united states. the possible problems relate to something called a crankshaft pulley that's attached to the engine. it can affect how you steer the vehicle. it affects 2004 and 2005 toyota camrys, highlanders, siennas and solaras also the 2004 avalon and the 2006 highlander hv as well as the 2004 and 2005 lexus es 330 and rs 330 as well as the 2006rs400s. >> former president bill clinton has a new book coming out called back to work. like the title suggests, he offers ideas for fixing the job market and the overall economy. among his proposals, more investments in green jobs and infrastructure. that must be increased. he also suggested homeowners with underwater mortgages should have their loan principal reduce. he w

let's go to vytas for a finalllook at the forecast. 3 coming up next on sports unlimited...lardarius webbbruce cunningham for the coors light silver spotlight... how the ravens will avoid a let down in seattle... i love you i love you too. c'mon, let's do it then. all brain cells to battle stations. inner conflict. [voice 1] should we, shouldn't we, should we, shouldn't we? [heart] we love each other. why not? [voice 2] girl, we are only 15! [voice 3] we could get pregnant! [voice 4] half of teen pregnancies occur within six months of first sexual intercourse. [heart] but it feels right! [voice 5] one word: aids! [voice 6] not to mention syphilis, gonorrhea... [heart] we don't want to lose him! [voice 7] just tell the truth [voice 8] we love him. [voice 9] but we're not ready. [heart] ok, that makes sense. i want to wait. that'lll o it for the late ediiton, but it's time to tap the rockies. ii's thursday which means bruce has another edition of the coors lighh silver spotlight. spotlight. 3 3 to owings mills, whereejohn harbaugh thinks of just about &peverrthing...he had the raven practic

and to edwards but webb picks it off. the only td of the night, joe flacko capping a 16 play drive. 16-3. ravens enveloped alex smith. nine sacks. older brother john harbaugh with a gatorade shower, jim and john meet on the field as niners lose second game of the season. >> i can't tell you how proud i am and the job he has done building the football team. that is a football team there. >> my brother john, toughest guy i've ever encountered in my life. it's the players and he is highly competitive. it didn't go our way. >> packers and lions, there he stomps on smith and gets ejected. rogers threw for two touchdowns. germans jones, packers roll to 11-0. 27-15. cowboys and the dolphins, tony romo throws for toovpd passes. robinson in the end zone. cowboys win the game 20-19 then enjoy some pie. >> 88th turkey game. washington reds. and they poured it on reverse. mission gets the first turkey day victory since 1954, 12-7. >> big bone game. lincoln and san jose academy, chris pope to ray prado for the touchdown. lincoln gets

how jim webb is a very, very tough customer, pretty right-wing weather sensitive. a book that can reach jim ladd and bertram russell, maybe that partly explains why it sold 10 million copies since 1961 and although mike nichols can take credit as we know for at least a million of those. >> you know, i just want to add one thing to our discussions. we'll talk about it is that the enemy is lawyer. but let's also remember that this is a very seriously anti-capitalists book and a lot of this satire -- this is not about war. this is about -- [inaudible] >> canaille total addict code johanna? my name is dr. richard pater and i had the honor to take care -- it is rarely seen by most doctors and is rarely experienced in many patients. first i want to make one comment. i think the tautology and their mark about jewish torah says -- but i met joe heller one day on this unwritten beach in fire island. having met him i commented i read this book and so forth and he said, could you help me? your adapter. by the way, he never realized he had a doctor because his father died of a

he's hope to go win democrat jim webb's seat.006, is retiring after one term in office. >>> the federal government is close to reaching a deal that will protect your privacy on facebook. the federal trade commission is negotiating with the social networking site over several features many consider to be deceptive. the sides are close to an agreement, which would ban facebook from making public any information that you originally shared privately. facebook would also agree to privacy audits for the next 20 years. the nba lockout will last at least through this weekend. the league presented players with a deal yesterday after 11 hours of bargaining. but players probably will not meet to talk about the offer until next monday or tuesday at earliest. on top of that, players union derek fisher says the proposal does not address the issues concerning the players. should players accept this deal, nba commissioner david stern says the league could play a 72-game season beginning december 15th. >>> it will be a homecoming of sorts when th

. >> smith packed off by webb. he is having a pro bowl caliber season. >> absolutely.o hawaii. >> third quarter, drive of the game. joe flacco fines pena on a third and 6 that moves the chains. five straight third down conversions in the second half. big difference maker. >> huge. >> excellent job by joe flacco of finding his targets. great job by his target of

former policeman derek webb said he spied on tom watson. turns out this is nothing new.d he routinely followed princes william and harry, kate middleton and other celebrities. the more pressing matter today is james murdoch's survival. he's repeatedly insisted he had no idea hacking was widespread at the news of the world. new documentation released since his first round of testing in july casts doubt on his version of events. in short, interrogators want to know if he lied to them. >> i was not aware. >> this is the most humble day of my life. >> reporter: this time james came without his father murdoch who took a cream pie in the face from a protester despite the best efforts of his wife wendy who was a good step ahead of security officers. with suggestions top executives knew three years ago that hacking was widespread and they discussed it directly with james murdoch, he could use a protection force of his own. rupert and james murdoch apologized repeatedly over the scandal. james did so again today on behalf of the company. apologies may not be enough this time arou

to the 8 yard line where it's caught by webb. so 2:25, one time-out. the two-minute warning, and they need a touchdown, not a field goal. 20-16. flacco leads his group up out >> cris: joe flacco has won a lot of playoff games over the years. but where it has not happened is against these guys. a series sweep would be huge. all the tiebreakers would then go in the ravens' favor. but this is a long road against one great defense. >> al: from the 8. they have to go 92 yards against the number two defense in the league. and flacco escapes and then slings it out of bounds. second and ten. one more time the standings, cincinnati bengals shocking everybody. pittsburgh with a win would go to 7-2. they haven't had their bye week yet. baltimore has had its bye week. they would go to 5-3. one thing about the ravens, they're trying to get a home playoff game. they've been to the playoffs three straight years. they've played seven playoff games, every one on the road. second and ten. >> cris: ray rice is usually the guy. >> al: four-man rush, over the middle. that'

webb: thank you, mr. president. i'd like to say that i believe that the senator from colorado has a good point here, and i say that as someone who is a strong supporter of military commissions who in many, many cases has aligned myself with my good friend, the senator from south carolina and senator mccain as well on these issues. to me this is not a jurisdictional issue and it's not an issue about whether we should be holding people under military commissions under the right cases or under military detention under the right cases. my difficulty and the reason that i support what senator udall is doing is in the statutory language itself. i say this as one who has spent a number of years drafting this kind of legislation as a committee council -- counsel. i have gone back over the last two days again and again reading these sections against each other, 1031, 1032 particularly, and i'm very concerned about how this language would be interpreted not in the here and now as we see the stability that we brought to our co

but what webb did, this is his actual surveillance footage of a well-known soccer player.his is not illegal in prison. >> but the list of people i've seen, i would find it incredibly difficult to justify, you know, what were they looking at simon cowell for? >> reporter: though spying on royalty is not illegal. but certainly disconcerting for those who were secretly tailed. and that investigator has told the bbc, quote, i don't feel ashamed. if i wasn't doing it, somebody else would be. now, tomorrow, rupert murdoch's son, james, comes before a british government committee to talk about the phone hacking and, guy, he will face a grilling on this spying as well. >> not over yet. >> sure did last time. >> nick, thanks. >>> coming up, the gripping moments from inside the jury room during the trial of conrad murray. the first jackson juror breaks her silence. a "gma" exclusive. and dan and nancy weigh in, as well. >>> and the latest on the bieber baby scandal. why he's fueling the fight over whether he is a dad. >>> and this restaurant owner right here is about to get the surp

private eye derek webb said he spied on women five years ago when he was staying at prince charles' country> the paper's parent company has not responded to the latest allegations. and there's no comment, either, from the royal family. i can imagine that would not sit too well with the british. not -- not very good at all. >>> we mentioned the occupy wall street protests earlier. here's proof, there's some fondness between protesters and police. >> check out frenchy the bulldog there, becoming fast friends with a rather reserved new york city police horse. all that separates them is a barrier and more than a few feet in height. >> the four-legged friends got together near the new york stock exchange. and clearly, it's all good. >>> for some of you, now, your local news is coming up next. >> and for everyone else, preparing for a battle this carrier crew has never seen before. and it's just two days away. [ female announcer ] this is liz. who came to walgreens... because last year when cold and flu season hit, she didn't have the right medicine. morning, hon. how'd you sleep? ehh. i'm going

frances webb's watter bill was 750 times larger than what she normally is charged and what she complained they said she would have to pay it. webw lives on wabash avenue and owns the vacant lot next door with a water meter. she has two water bills to pay and the most recent bill for the vacant lot was 19,300.44. this is more taft total amount she -- this more than the total amount she paid for all the water bills in the more than 42 years she owned the property. >> there's no water on the lot. never been any water. no house has been there. >> i talked to the water people, and they fixed it. >> did they? >> it's fixable. i appreciate that base knew i wasn't going to fix it. -- because i knew i wasn't going to fix it. >> reporter: a spokesman says the bill was a result of a misreading of the meters. it was human error and she doesn't have to pay the $19,000 bill. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> news around the nation in indiaa video last month of a police say it was an attack on a officer. this is dash cam video from the day. investigators say the suspect led officers on a chase and after t

good job by lardarius webb breaking on the football. >> brad: 49ers are going for it. have to. have to. >> mike: ball game right here, brad nessler. >> brad: fourth down and four. they've got to get to the 41 yard line. >> mike: he's blitzed all night long. i don't know why chuck pagano wouldn't blitz him again. >> brad: who's got number 55. in his track stance. smith, empty backfield. fourth down. quick throw is complete. is it a first down? no. they gave it to him. braylon edwards, his first catch of the night, but, boy, is it a big one. >> mike: four-man rush, no blitz. laid off. allowed him to complete it in front of them. good tackle, ooh, that's close. that is really close to that yellow line. >> brad: two minutes remaining fourth quarter. >> brad: thursday night football brought to you by pizza hut's big dinner box. all your favorites in one epic box and by mercedes-benz, experience truly great engineering today at your mercedes-benz authorized dealer. rich. >> i'm down here on the field with the pudding pie over here and that's what's coming up on "the kay jewelers post

to the 8 yard line where it's caught by webb. so 2:25, one time-out. the two-minute warning, and they need a touchdown, not a field goal. 20-16. flacco leads his group up out >> cris: joe flacco has won a lot of playoff games over the years. but where it has not happened is against these guys. a series sweep would be huge. all the tiebreakers would then go in the ravens' favor. but this is a long road against one great defense. >> al: from the 8. they have to go 92 yards against the number two defense in the league. and flacco escapes and then slings it out of bounds. second and ten. one more time the standings, cincinnati bengals shocking everybody. pittsburgh with a win would go to 7-2. they haven't had their bye week yet. baltimore has had its bye week. they would go to 5-3. one thing about the ravens, they're trying to get a home playoff game. they've been to the playoffs three straight years. they've played seven playoff games, every one on the road. second and ten. >> cris: ray rice is usually the guy. >> al: four-man rush, over the middle. that'

the james webb space. this night and the great american achievement. it's a small government anti-tax mania that has afflicted with a large part of the american people. and i think it's a tragedy. but of course it's not a tragedy that's limited to science. it affects things that many people are more important education and how an infrastructure. i think our country is in the grip of the session with cutting taxes and limiting the size of government, which i hope we have growth. >> what about the end of the space shuttle program and president bush call to return to manned space exploration? >> well, one of the happy things i see in recent years is cutting back on manned spaceflight because manned spaceflight masquerades as science and has nothing to do with science. but it's enormously expensive and draws funds away from real science. one of the reasons that the superconducting super collider was canceled in 1993 was because it was competing with the international space station. a manned spaceflight program, which has cost about 10 times what the accele