weber continues to have concerns, we are happy to &pdiscuss those directly with her."ey would not answer further questions-- such as how this mishap could happen. a mishap miccele says tainted her first few days with little jeff. it's horrible to be accused of something you know &pyou didn't do. and i ccn't even describe how it madeeme feel. weber is still furious, and time with her baby.she's considering movinn fooward with legal actions against thee hospital. straight ahead... a suspected murderer is being asked to turn himself in... after being releassd from jail... by ccident.when the error was discovered... and if the suspect is back in custody. custody.you don't waat your baggage to be a ball and chain. chain.but first..the do's and pon'ts of packing for that holiday trip.what you should take... and what you should leave behind. (((reak 3)) a÷a÷ travel can be expensive.and you have to pay for overweight or extra luggaae.before you head out on your holidaa vacation, here's catherine 3allaway, with adviie on --reporter pkg-as follows -- whether she's on the road fo

they realized i was negative and he was positive, they realized there had to be a mistake. >> weber is still furious and lost bonding time with her baby and considering legal action against the hospital. kuren redmond, abc2 news. >> this is our hot topic. we want to know what you think. what would you do if in your opinion the mom's position. head to the facebook fan page. join the conversation. >>> washington, lawmakers head home for the holidays. last week, capitol hill super committee was supposed to come up with a plan to slash red ink. we are learning the committee failed. we have been seeing finger pointing for years. many americans are fed up. >> the president who stayed out of negotiations echoed sentiments saying congress needs to do its job. >>> checking headlines around the nation, protesters have a great way to demonstrate peacefully and calling it dog upi portland. they were demonstrating against banks and said they were dis dispressed with displeasure. >>> school is under investigation by ncaa amid allegations of a booster giving hurricane players cash, jewelry and prosti

what weber is developing is more of these inside these slippers, are the feet of ballet's future. >>cing makes me happy because when you are feeling upset you can just dance and feel relaxed and then you come home happy. >> his happiness comes courtesy of the washington ballet's far reaching scholarship program both he and kennedy jackson dance at the ark in southeast washington. >> when you dance it makes you feel so calm like, plies they make you like oh, graceful, oh, let's calm down today if you are having a really bad day. >> all those plies and pirouettes are funded by the nutcracker performance. while admitting he is glad it only comes once a year, weber manages to channel the children's excitement. >> to see a little mouse grow up to be a party child and move to be a toy soldier and her aspirations of being clara one day. >> clara is the child in the ballet who gets a toy nutcracker that is the subject of magical dreamscapes on christmas eve. not so much the magic in the mind of the city kid dreaming of becoming a professional dancer. >> i want to be an adult that doesn't lik

bob shrum is a democratic strategist and former republican congressman vin weber is a special adviser both join us now. bob shrum, first to you, you see and you have called for more populism. you've been talk bing for the president to be more progressive and reaching out to the mood in the country. but can it go too far. could it turn against the white house, especially with what we're seeing with occupy wall street with him being blamed by a lot of people for the problems that we're experiencing? >> yeah, i don't see him being blamed at all for occupy wall street. what in my columns on the week.com, what i've argued is that the president has to pose a fundamental choice. he has to say, i'm fighting for you. he has to ask people who is on your side. now if you go down the issues, for example, whether or not we should have a tax increase on the wealthiest americans, that's about two-thirds of the country agrees with him. that we should protect medicare instead of voucherizing it as romney and paul ryan want to do. then we should protect social security, protect education and have long-

weber continues to have ccncerns, we are happy to discuss those directly with further questioos-- suchhing you know you didn't do. and iican't evee describe how it made me feel. weber is still furious, and says she lost valuable bonding time with her baby.she's considering ttking leggl action againss the hospital. 3 3 questions tonight about the financial records at penn state as the n-c-double-a opens an investigation of its . own.... over a two year period, records show the schooo received almost a quarter of a million dollarss from jerry sandusky's second mile charity...the same 'weee-long sleepover camps' on penn state's campus. sandusky, who's nnw accused of mollssing some of those children, is now banned from ccmpuu. but the child advocacy enter there is in high demand. 3 ppople are wondering that the courage o pick up the by adull survivvrs - that we before."ttbefore." the nnc-double-a wants to know if penn state broke anyyrules in its handling of the scandal. 3 that scandal is shining a new light on the plight of abused c. ccildren. at the barnes and nobbe in belair today , hey

weber asked for another drug test. she passed and the baby was returned.zed for the mixup. >>> a promise is a promise. one lucky soldier was accomtioned to the red ball. now, no red carpet photos were taken. scott moore asked the actress to get out several months ago via youtube and justin timberlake was also requested. he did make good on his to also attend with a soldier. >> yes. doing good deeds this morning and also at the ravens -- is committed to helping families on this day before their team takes on the bengals tomorrow. >> that is right. this year, their goal is bigger than ever. eyewitness news mike hellgren is live where members are getting ready to go to work. good morning. mike. >> reporter: that is right. good morning. that is what is happening. a few minutes gow the truck was completely full. now, is all over here. lynn is running the show. what are you doing? >> right now, we have just unloaded the truck of all of the food that will be packed up for thanksgiving dinner. it is feed the families with ravens. this is our 13th year in this. so,

weber continues to have concerns we are happy to discuss those directly with j her.ost valuable time with her baby, she is considering legal action against the hospital. kuren redmond, abc2 news. >>> what do you think, what would you do if you were in the mother's position? head to the fan page, join the conversation. let us know what you would do. >>> dozen protesters were led away in handcuffs in dc after occupying a building that used to be a homeless shelter. they called the school under new management hoping to talk to city leaders. it's been vacant for years. there is hotel developers hoping for a deal. >> we don't want it to turn in to another hotel, charging 300 bucks or more. >> police arrested 3 women and 8 men. >>> new, found in and out last hour -- out in the last hour, the penn state child rape allegations. the university's trustees panel investigating announced a news conference that set to take place at 10:00. no word on exactly what will be discussed a at the morning news conference. penn state has been the focus of international attention following a

it was all - mistake.michele weber gave birth at a hospital in salisbury...e for cccaine and opiates in a urine test. after the hospital saw the reeults... social services took the baby away.the irony is.. michele is an addiction nurse... who doesn't eeen wasn't ossible.. and it turns out she was right. i demanded that they test me-- and uh, ttey tested me-- and i was nngatiie. when they tested there had to be a mistakee mistake. michele's son was eventually given back to her... along with an apooogy.the hospital says the mistake happened because of a miscommunication puring scheduled computer down time...and that the baby never actually tested positiveefor drugs.michele is now considering leggl action &pagainst the hospital. the group known for has had a tragic year of its s own in 2011. but tww funerals and heevy hearts are not ending the ddeam for the folks at the bea gaddy family center. joel d. smith is live there now as they prepare to feed more than 40 thousand people this week. good morning joelld. 3 connie bass, daughter bea gaddy grandson 3 3 &p 3&p

. >> other red, white and blue products are manganese light flashlights, igloo coolers and weber grillsough they contain some imparted parts. some tools, including craftsman are made in china. >> you need to look at the label. this is an example of the made in the usa label. >> american girl dolls are made in china. >> we all live and work here. >> the best bet is to seann small stores for american products. you may end up with created, local he-made gifts that will be appreciated. >> now, maryland's most powerful radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> we have a forecast made here in baltimore. and we'll have to get through some rain but then for thanksgiving you will like it. >> you have the turkey bowl coming up. >> yes and now we are dealing with a little rain out there and it is going to continue as we go through the evening. you can see it. we've had lots of clouds out there as well. the temperature around 57. yesterday, we had rain, but at least it is not cold or chilly. humidity is 93, the winds are calm. visibility is reduced. we have about five miles

imogen lloyd weber, the nation's ory melber and cihrystia freeland.hat do you make of where this fifth day of clashes is now? do you see an end game? it seems really hard to understand what's really going to happen. >> i think your final question, matt, if i may say, was exactly the right one, and i actually give the people in the streets a lot of credit. i think a lot of people were saying after the arab spring that this was going to be a flash in the pan, that the protesters didn't really understand what was going on, that they didn't have the patience to see their revolution through to its conclusion, and i think people have come out on to the streets of cairo because they are saying, you know what? we meant it. we really do want democracy. it wasn't just about getting rid of mubarak and replacing him with a military dictatorship. it was about a real democracy, and i think that's why they are out there. now having said that, it's much harder to predict how this ends, but i -- i think that we should give the people there some credit. >> ari, what do

shea weber to martin who beats vokoun tied the game at 1-1.al seconds caps defenseman john erskine will lose his stick. collin wilson down low to erak back to wilson who scores the game winner. the preds had an empty neither and the cap fall 3-1 -- netter and the caps fall 3-1. >>> the skins were busy resigning defensive lineman darrien scott and receiver donte stallworth both cut last week. hankerson was put on season ending injured reserves. safety kareem moore was waived. the redskins inability to run the ball is a big run the burgundy and gold has not won since october 2nd. sunday the redskins ran for 61 yards against the dolphins. the team averaged 54 yards per game during its five-game losing skid. compare that to averaging 104 on the ground when they started the season 3-1. running back by committee is not the problem. >> we haven't had the production i would like in that running game. i thought we did throughout the preseason and the first four other season games, but we haven't had it over the last five games. we're trying to get back

weber has the microphone, please. then maybe it is a mistake, but i have the microphone. i came to this lecture trying to find a definition of what cloud computing is. maybe i understand a little better, but i still do not have its in the simple terminology that i understand. my other question is from my point of view as a user of computing services, i have recently had the experience with a couple of banks going through a total change of their website, which caused me no end of aggravation to try to continue my accessing of my data, and i had the feeling, and i think you kind of touched on this, that for maybe financial reasons or because you technology people are so influential in the world you convinced these banks they had to do this, it just really made my life miserable for a couple of weeks trying to figure out how to use their new system. i mean, it seems to me that -- you know, i had the impression that technology people are sort of making work for themselves by influencing institutions that they need to change what they have already in place. i still go by the o

and fine finish red bulls maul weber wins the brazilian. thank you spurs picture of the season in the final race history is one talent after. but we start with the sad news that wales football manager gary speed has been found dead at his home in england at the age of forty two as a player the former midfielder won the football league title with leeds in one nine hundred ninety two before playing for everton newcastle bolton and sheffield united making five hundred thirty five premier league appearances speed also won eighty five caps and was captain for wales before retiring from international football in two thousand and four he became manager sheffield united last year but left in december to manage wales where he won five out of his ten games in charge scottish legend graeme souness has described speed as the consummate professional. well following the news of gary spears' death and while swanzy drew mill with aston villa in the premier league in an emotional atmosphere the liberty stadium while later on ten man national city regains th

always in which case obviously the insinuation of the writer would actually help and stock lie with weber's we basically puts russia in the same camp or the iran north korea are who were is whether it's iraq or syria or neutral i'm for sure who's up for his international game or who is he has come to an end. and we far more on another celebrated international legal wrangle that of wiki leaks founder julian assange on our website r.t. dot com you can find many many details there as well find out how his mother has been driven to just spared by the latest news from the u.k. courts that he is to be extradited to sweden she says unless his homeland of australia steps and extradition to the u.s. is inevitable. and halloween surprise protesters in ukraine supporting convicted ex prime minister yulia timoshenko they all take a long pumpkins as they try to storm the countries. of the can be aware of the bad so certainly hungry bears are they find themselves on the russian roads as they forage for food asking the nearby commuters for food and drink for storing party time. sixteen minutes past the ho

capitals on top. 28 seconds later, shea weber to martin. he beats them and ties the game at one.ver 55 minutes. now, with 24 seconds to go, he hits a diving collin wilson for another nashville goal. the predators have one more. it's an empty nether. 3-1. the capitals have lost four or five. >> yeah. that was -- this is a tough one to take. it's, i thought for 56 minutes we played as good as we could play. the last two periods, we dominated. then we stopped playing. >> two more games on that road trip in canada. >>> new coach, one senior and seven scholarship players. not exactly the recipe for success in a major college basketball program. we'll look at how good or bad they will be when they take on alabama. they won their first game in wilmington. they won by nine points over a team that maryland normally would have rolled by 20 or so. the head coach already has a stellar recruiting class lined up next season but it's going to be a long ride getting to next year. >> you just do the best you can. try to get -- try to bond. try to get better. we'll learn a lot about ourselves. we'

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obviously big fans >> anybody can beat weber whatever they want to be scary happy sat what ever they1 decoupled exchanged i do' s. they got married in costume in front of dozens of friends and family members in their decorated yard >> the jews see any of that through there? not really what did you think? >> it was awesome my favorite part was when they came in >> about the arrivals the groom showed up in coffin. the brid in wheelbarrow, friends and family cannot have pictured it any other way including the mother of don carol >> the first thing what did the parents think but you are absolutely on board? batt but subtly of their favorite holiday >> not exactly sealed in blood but wedding official now a married couple shelly martine and don pelka >> what was that like? >> it was an experience first time ever did that it was good >> no limousine to take them to paradise just a custom hearse >> plants going anywhere in doing anything? >> happiest place on earth here also served as wedding photographer today it took a lot of pictures popped on my blog wgntv.com/leshock in arleta marcus le

they have their way against weber state. coming up fast in the 49ers rear-view mirror the saints.s their division pretty much wrapped up but up for grabs is the bye week when the play offs start. they don't want to play that first week. eli's team demolished drew breas at the start. 24-33. 363yards passing, four touchtowns one of them there to jimmy graham. they looked basically disinterested. you can bury the hatchet when you have a disagreement but nobody said anything about a cane. watch joe cap as he tried to give angelo mascow some flowers there. they got into a beef when they both played in the canadian football league. and there's no forgive and forget there. both of these guys 73 years old. and that was not a set up either. they were going at it hard. and the mc of the event says that's proof you just don't miss your meds with alcohol. that's a sporting life. >> i don't know if i should laugh at that or not. >> i know, really, seriously. >> truer words never spoken whether you laughed at it or not. >> oh, those guys. thank you for joining us. we will see you again when new

. >> dennis weber has been getting migraine headaches and she was a child, and she knows one of her triggers is flashing lights. >> i was behind the school bus this morning and it was still a little bit like could dig a still a little bit darker. that bright light flashing on the back of the bus affected me. >> dr. timothy doyle says the holidays can be difficult for migraine sufferers. >> the holidays are the perfect storm for some migraines. you are traveling, sleeping in a bet that she may not be comfortable with, your schedules are off, your stress level is up. >> think about a holiday buffets. >> aged cheddar, part of john, think about processed meats like sausage, salami. >> you are making me hungry. >> his suggestions, tried to stay on schedule. sleep deprivation can be a trigger, and don't skip meals. try to manage the stress of family gatherings and money issues, and remember. >> moderation is the key. it is important to understand that you can have a glass of wine, but you need moderate consumption. >> there are a lot of flashing lights around the holidays. >> the doctor says the c

starting in weber canyon, utah, they had a 25-car pileup, due to icy roads there. led to one fatality. semitruck hit into another one. it's the north of salt lake city. there's another storm moving on the west coast, that is -- had brought 6 inches to the sierras. another storm moving into the southern plains states. not as strong as the last one. strengthen a bit as it moves towards kansas city. that's a look around the country. >> a look at the midwest and northeast when we come back. dan? >>> now to the supermodel christy turlington, she has graced more than 500 magazine covers. worked for calvin klein and versace, but today, she's making news for a very different reason. why is she running the new york city marathon? she spoke with abc's juju chang. >> reporter: she's one of the most photographed women in the world, but today supermodel christy turlington-burns isn't walking the runway, she's running in central park, training for the new york city marathon. are you ready for the marathon? >> i think so. i'm as ready as i can. >> reporter: she's running to help

they have their way against weber state. coming up fast in the 49ers rear-view mirror the saints.s their division pretty much wrapped up but up for grabs is the bye week when the play offs start. they don't want to play that first week. eli's team demolished drew breas at the start. 24-33. 363yards passing, four touchtowns one of them there to jimmy graham. they looked basically disinterested. you can bury the hatchet when you have a disagreement but nobody said anything about a cane. watch joe cap as he tried to give angelo mascow some flowers there. they got into a beef when they both played in the canadian football league. and there's no forgive and forget there. both of these guys 73 years old. and that was not a set up either. they were going at it hard. and the mc of the event says that's proof you just don't miss your meds with alcohol. that's a sporting life. >> i don't know if i should laugh at at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to provi

the holiday weekend semifinals of the challenge fighting ally not on one side of the brackett bruce weberearly on the fifth year transfer getting himself open for two. six point lead and illinois called the board's transition richards lined up at halftime and his 37-19 illinois in good shape. the winner plays illinois state redbirds represented they blew a 13 point second-half lead on the rutgers but down the stretch freshman guard not playing like a freshman recant the lead at the next possession to the rack isu takes down rutgers. congratulations ryan braun milwaukee brewers nl mvp and big east now pursuing a san diego state would have to mean a name change and finally as they do every year chicago bulls organization including head coach tom thibodeau serving up a hot thanksgiving meal to more than 700 people pacific garden mission south canal street most years production luol deng lockout going on other organization members filling in tonight as for coach tom thibodeau all but one place he would rather have been on the bench coach in a game. >> thanksgiving about thankfulness togethern

>> definitely steve short from wicked and andrew lloyd weber to name two. >> if you were just going toick two. last but not least, obviously, you are the one that has the vision, you are the one leading everyone and they are looking to you for direction on thursday night, before they all go out for their first performance of your original , what are you going to say to your friends. >> i am going to say you guys, did as much as you can i love them we made it so we are here now, that is all it is. >> you are here they have arrived and you can see the arrival yourself, if you come out to briar wood high school, myfoxdc.com like i said our website we have a link to theirs tickets still available but not for long back to you in studio. >> amazing he is amazingly talented that is great. >> really amazing thank you. >> oh, you've got a puppy. >> give me a hug my name is sabrina. >> she will get a home stay with us tucker has a final check on weather right after the break >>> the answer to today's trivia question is with a is if first of the hj heinz 57 varieties? let's ring you up. mary? wha

in the bulk of washington ballet's budget and while admitting he's glad it only comes once a year, weberes to channel the children's excitement. >> to see a little mouse grow up to be a party child and then move to be a toy soldier and her aspirations of being clara one day. >> clara is the child in the ballet who gets a toy nutcracker that becomes the subject of magical dream scapes on christmas eve, not so unlike the magic in the mind of a city kid dreaming of becoming a professional dancer. >> i want to be an adult that doesn't like sit on the couch and do nothing, watch tv all the time, just get out and have fun. reporter: or the vision of a ballet veteran who believes everyone who has roots in the city should have equal access to flying high. >> that's good. without the wings, without the imagination to soar, life is lacking something special and we provide those wings. that is a good question. i just want more art in the world. reporter: stacey cohan, fox 5 news. >> the news keeps coming. wisdom martin now with the news edge at 11:00. >>> it's that time of year. the black friday ru

. >>> welcome back if you have young kids that are justin weber fans they -- bieber fans they may notant to hear this. >>> he is taking a dna test to prove he is not the father of a 3 month old baby. >> his team of lawyers plan to file a huge lawsuit against the 20-year-old woman making the claim she says bieber impregnated her backstage after one of his concerts last year. why is that so gross. >> you know,. >> i don't want to think -- i don't even like talking about it. >> he is -- >> a young man. >> now he is what 18, 19 now i think when this happened he was younger she is older not cool and he has a particular image. we don't want the hear all this. >> no. >> but he seems pretty confident right. take a paternity test. >> if not he will get more lawsuits. >> no, but if you -- if you know you didn't do it and we don't know obviously you are going to protect yourself. >>> okay. >> which is -- >> let's go to weather let's go to weather. >> i was enjoying that though. >>> the forecast is easy i would rather two more minutes with tony. >> alison? >> nothing. >> all right. >> go on with

starting in weber canyon, utah, they had a 25-car pileup due to icy roads there.lead to one fatality all due to a semi truck that hit into another one causing this mess. it's the north of salt lake city. they had 3 inches of know. and there's another storm moving on the west coast, that is -- had brought 6 inches to the sierras. they still have some watches and advisories there. another storm moving into the southern plains states, not as strong as the last one. will strengthen a bit as it moves towards kansas city and. by the way, florida, offshore lows still keeping the seas rough and be car >> a look at the midwest and northeast when we come back. dan? >> thank you, j.c. >>> now to the supermodel christy turlington. she has graced more than 500 magazine covers, worked for calvin klein and versace, even done a duran duran video. but today she's making news for a very different reason. why is she running the new york city marathon? she spoke with abc's juju chang. >> reporter: she's one of the most photographed women in the world, but today supermodel christy tur

. >> in 1991, the hometown hero started dating another local standout named darlene weber. dar, as she was known, had a personality as big as her smile. >> the first time i saw her, she was playing soft ball, of course, and she had on these lime green rec specs so she looked a little funny. but when she took them off, i thought she was beautiful. >> it was a classic case of opposites attracting. >> i think we both went into the relationship knowing that we really loved spending time with one another. >> tom was the laid-back, easy-going type. dar an elementary school teacher was more type a, and she didn't hide what she was thinking. >> she had opinions and she'd let those be known. it's one of the reasons i loved her. i still love her today. >> still, dar's sister la donna, lynn and marla learned that dar and tom intended to marry, they were left scratching their heads. >> my famous saying was, there's got to be something wrong with tom for him to stay with dar. >> because you couldn't do it. >> no. >> no. >> you couldn't be around somebody who was, what, that much the cen

. >>> now let's take another look at the question of the day -- this is what steven weber told us onebook fan page, he wrote -- >> log on to wusa9's facebook fan page and we'd love to hear your response. we'll reveal the answer in the next hour. >>> the man accused of shooting at the white house makes bizarre claims in a video. that is come up. >>> a look at a new movie that could be breaking some box office records this weekend. jess? >>> as the nation wrestles over raising taxes for millionaires, we examine how the american taxpayer is subsidizing the lifestyles of the rich and famous, coming up at 6:03. i'll introduce to you a $10 million bunny rabbit. you're watching 9news now. >>> 5 lan 57. it's cold outside this morning. bundle up. gloves, hats, maybe the ear muffs. look at this temperatures in the 20s and 30s to start with windchills even colder than this. lots o of sunshine today. the winds get lighter. but by 9:00, we're still in the mid- to upper 30s. we head toward the lunch hour. inside lunch, indoor recess maybe too. with temps in the low 40 ever here, maybe 45 in one or

imogen lloyd weber, jonathan capehart and john, you're nodding. >> it's just four corners. mean, for the politics of it, it worked pretty well for president obama, but the real question is we need unemployment insurance and we need more stimulus, and it's not going to happen, and so he's using this from a -- to get some political leverage and, good for him. it -- it may have -- >> but it's -- it's politics. it's not policy in the sense of a country that needs 30 million jobs needs a -- a comprehensive look at the way that's done and this is not going to be that done. >> this is not going to hurt, but it's not going to help. >> this is the indictment of the nature of the whole political debate. >> it's another drop in the ocean and it's going back to your book today. it's absolutely terrifying what's going on in you're. "ft" was reporting how subdued obama was with the meeting after the euro leaders earlier on this week. america is facing a massive problem next year because of actually what's going on in europe, so, yes, payroll tax great, drop in the ocean, $1,500. banks ma

our wednesday mega panel, msnbc contributors imogen lloyd-weber and jonathan capehart and bryan c coxit's obvious that where the risk is reveals itself when things get bad, whether you're jon corzine or greece, we really don't know where the risk is. >> what we do know is we have yet another binary moment where the referendum in greece goes through or doesn't go through. >> up or down, like the t.a.r.p. vote. >> like the t.a.r.p. vote and deficit panel thing. and they create so much more uncertainty. if you're in markets, if you're in business, if you're thinking about a holiday, whatever the heck it is, dylan, you're just sitting there going, oh, man, what's going to happen when the greeks say -- 49% say we don't want to pay or we don't want to take the pain. that's going to be bad, or it goes the right way. but binary votes. >> who is even to say what's the right or wrong way in the fact of the matter is if you look at greece, just saying to rob before this, imogen, it looks to me that greece has the most leverage of anybody in the room. >> although apparently there's talk of a mili

imogen lloyd-weber, jonathan capehart and reuters editor at large, chrystia freeland, channel coburnnnel of rational thought. your interpretations? >> i think he makes a good point. i think one of the things we've seen and one of the drivers of this inequality and inequitable inequality that you've talked about, dylan, we've seen at the same time that the rich have been getting richer because of some sort of profound economic forces at work, the tax code has actually been taxing them less and a big way that that happens is there's a lot of deductions in there that favor people who are well off. >> yeah. >> i think that there would be broad-based support for removing those. part of the problem is this tax pledge that so many of the republican legislators have signed. >> isn't the issue with the tax code very similar with the issue to cutting the defense budget? every single congressional district has some constituency that's benefiting from some special tax arrangement, the same as every single district has some defense pork that's coming out of defense budget so you can talk tax code

. >> they're racing toward the county line so cox calls weber county for backup. >> so i called to the they hit a hill and i was able to catch up to them. >> finally, the pursued vehicle slows, stops. as deputy cox approaches the waiting car, he realizes someone in the car is either terrified or in horrible pain. >> i could hear yelling and screaming. as i walked up to the car i said, what's going on? >> dude, we're having a baby! >> is she having it right now? >> yeah. we're going to have a baby right now. we're headed to the hospital right now. >> okay. i can't have you going 100 miles an hour. how far along is she? >> the contractions are every two minutes right now. >> the husband seemed to be very grateful that the traffic stop did take place because it was almost like a load got taken off of his shoulders that there was help there. >> fortunately, deputy cox is a trained paramedic in davis county it's a requirement for his job. but he wonders if they need an ambulance. >> please! >> does she have an urge to push? can she feel the baby coming out? >> yes, i can feel it! >> the dep

lloyd weber, u.s. editor of reuters breaking the views.is it that the goth to the west can say, look, it's totally fine to create 50 to 1 leverage and then act as if they're confused as to how we got into these problems? >> well, peter's right. we're looking at countries -- it's a mathematical replication of the problem? >> yes, but we should've learned something. there should be some solutions we can apply here that aren't quite the same ones where you have a massive bailout of everybody. greece is a fundamentally insolvent country if you will. it is never going to be productive enough to pay off the debts it took on when all the -- >> and rationally at 50 to 1 leverage, nobody should be willing to lend an economy that kind of money. >> mistake made, people thought -- and they didn't quite understand what it meant to be part of the euro. the euro is not a fiscal union, so it will not be -- german taxpayers aren't going to bail out the way -- >> what's provocative to me is the fact that the banking system has not been renovated after every

. >> don't disrespect herç just because she's the daughter of andrew lloyd weber. >> i'm not disrespectingthat. >> people's identity is greater than their ancestry. >> you're being slightly hyper-sensitive, but we'll proceed. >> i am that way sometimes. >> occasionally. >> i noticed you came to me and said this, you said, dillon -- you had a lot of folks on your show today. >> correct. >> you said the only show allowed to steal your contributors is mine. and what are these other shows? [ laughter ] >> what makes you think you have the special right to do that, martin? >> because we have a cordial -- occasionally cordial, occasionally ram bung shous relationship and i'm prepared to share some of our goodies you do. >> i've just given you a minute of my tv show. >> listen, dillon, do you have a problem? do you have a problem with good guests being given extended air time on this network? >> i have no problem. in fact, i can't think of a problem if i had to. other than -- thank you. >> all right. big story today, throw them all out. good afternoon to you. nice to see you. super committee has

you know, with all this talk of some weather coming our way, as it stands right now weber not findingny raindrops, but that's going to be changing as we head into tomorrow, of course. in advance of those changes, already a winter weather advisory up across the tahoe region. now, today it was real nice. it was mild to warm out here. a lot of sunshine from the north bay all the way down to the south bay, with some of our warmest weather here in the south bay, with 78 in the san jose region. now, as we look outside right now on our sky camera network, in oakland, clear skies, no fog, no sign of any storm, at least immediately offshore with those temperatures in the low 70s. and also, doing the same here in san francisco, with a real nice nigh out here with 69 degrees. so let's get you to some of these changes. these numbers tonight are going to drop off pretty quickly again with some very cold weather coming back for tomorrow morning. and then as we look ahead, what we're finding are these winds starting to shift, more to an onshore flow. so that's a sign of the storm eventually here get

dash,l call on john weber the first question from the audience. >> thank you, speaker banner. the first question i have deals with president's jobs bill and his recent actions. i would like you to comment on how he is doing and how congress would respond, as well as how you might pass some of the legislation in pieces. of >> as i made clear in my speech, i think is our job to find common ground. about a month ago, the majority leader, eric cantor, and i sent the letter to president obama outlining the similarities between our jobs bill and his jobs bill where i thought there was common ground. i expect the we will continue to work in a bipartisan manner to address the issues where you can find common ground. with regard to the president's activities over the past week where he has decided that maybe the constitution does not matter, it is the president who taught constitutional law, if i am correct, so he understands article one, section 1 of the constitution gives congress the power of the purse. we will make sure that we are not violating the constitution while we are trying

we're going to talk to the next question for the romney campaign represented by congressman weber today. we appreciate you being here. >> i'm not going to smoke a cigarette either. i told mark was offended by that ad because republicans are supposed to smoke cigars. [laughter] >> the "des moines register" poll this weekends showed your candidate on top. give us one reason we shouldn't expect governor romney not to win the iowa caucus? >> i'm from a caucus state that's close to iowa. there are two factors that really dominate in caucuses. one is ideological motivation, and second is organization. i have to say i think there's a couple other candidates with strong ideological motivated supporters in that state, and that might trump everything. we are -- governor romney has basically a 50-state campaign for the nomination. needless to say, we'd like it not to be 50 states, but we're prepared to go the distance if we have to. we are not putting all eggs in one basket, if you will, but he's competitive, and we'll see how it all shakes out. >> as a follow-up to iowa, i wanted to go with the s

. >>> one person is dead this morning after a 23 vehicle pileup in weber canyon, utah.ugh weather and slick roads and you have a deadly mess. unbelievable pictures. four others taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >>> veteran's day just around the corner and viewers flooding us with news of groups doing good things for our troops and our vets. we will talk about an organization that has been giving back to the troops by giving back to their families. >>> and what ron paul told chris wallace about running as a third-party candidate. >> did k. you say flatly you will support the republican nominee in the off chance it isn't ron paul? >> probably not unless i get to talk to them and find out what they really believe in. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. newmy dis best absorbedlcium in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. citracal

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. >> we are going to direct the next question toward vin weber. >> i told mark i was very offended by that at because republicans are supposed to smoke cigars. >> give us one reason why we should not expect governor romney to win the iowa caucus. >> i am from a caucus state that is close to iowa. there are two factors that really dominate the caucasus. what is the ideological factors and the other is associations. i have to say there are a couple of candidates that have strong appeal logical supporters agree that might try everything. gov. mitt romney has basically a 50 piece -- 50 states chance of the nomination. we are prepared to go the distance if we have to. here were to be competitive and not at all the eggs in the basket. i think he will be competitive. >> as a follow-up to iowa, i wanted to go with the record santorum campaign. --rick santorum campaign. i want to start with you because your candidate has spent more time in iowa than anyone else. he has been 270 counties. >> 99. he has said every counties already. >> he has been to all 99 counties. the the two leaders of the io

dash,l call on john weber the first question from the audience. >> thank you, speaker banner.he first question i have deals with president's jobs bill and his recent actions. i would like you to comment on how he is doing and how congress would respond, as well as how you might pass some of the legislation in pieces. of >> as i made clear in my speech, i think is our job to find common ground. about a month ago, the majority leader, eric cantor, and i sent the letter to president obama outlining the similarities between our jobs bill and his jobs bill where i thought there was common ground. i expect the we will continue to work in a bipartisan manner to address the issues where you can find common ground. with regard to the president's activities over the past week where he has decided that maybe the constitution does not matter, it is the president who taught constitutional law, if i am correct, so he understands article one, section 1 of the constitution gives congress the power of the purse. we will make sure that we are not violating the constitution while we are trying t