director mueller was frustrated. his agents resorted to a technique rarely used by the fbi-- calling in bloodhounds. >> and their secret weapon has been a three-member team of bloodhounds. >> just stand still. don't move, please. >> many people in the fbi would say this was probably one of the low points. >> the team includes this dog, named lucy, from the long beach california police department, and two others from california, tinkerbell and knight. >> narrator: the anthrax letters had an unusual scent. the fbi said the dogs picked up that scent at the exact same place-- steven hatfill's apartment. >> ...former u.s. government scientist, steven hatfill... >> to the people who saw him as a viable suspect, the dogs were just one more piece of a matrix of circumstantial evidence. >> narrator: then, after a tip, the fbi thought the bloodhounds had found the location of hatfill's bio-weapons lab, supposedly hidden near a pond in the maryland woods. >> it seemed a bit of a stretch that you could track an odor or a smell t

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a woman complained she had been assaulted by mueller. after investigating, officers arrested muleller for the assaut and possession of cocaine with intent to distribute. >> she seems a mess. it's not just the assault, but the cocaine with intent. that is a felony. >> reporter: sheen, whose bad boy behavior got him fired from "two and a half men" seems to be cleaning up his act while his ex, she's still getting into trouble. >> in comparison to her, he looks like the normal one at this point. if you can say that about charlie sheen. >> the couple battled for custody over twin sons. mueller awarded primary custody. could her arrest cause her to lose custody? >> it's not automatic that anything would happen. that the children would get placed into child protective services or placed with the father. >> in august, mueller and charlie sheen vacationed together in mexico. and at a charlie roast, he said he and mueller were trying to resolve conflicts. >> we are working all of that stuff out. she's doing great. >> reporter: brook mueller posted

mueller. she's a wonderful person, and i know that she also is willing to put a lot of her life on hold for that, so i hope you will pass on my compliments to her. >> i will, mr. chairman, and thank you for that. >> the bureau placed an integral role for protecting the nation to its characters investigation, intelligence gathering. its work has contributed more than 400 terrorism cases since september 112011. and knowing this of course i remain deeply concerned about provision of the national defense authorization bill that mandate, i stress the word mandate as the chair of the senate and house committee notes, the military detention and certain terrorist suspects, even if they're arrested on u.s. soil. director of us have this provision, adverse impact to conduct counterterrorism investigation, and check a substantial element of uncertainty to its operation. i average what director mueller meant when he wrote that ms. cutter provision failed to take into account the realities of a counterterr

director mueller. director mueller testified just yesterday in front of the judiciary committee and he said because of the requirements of this language -- quote -- "the possibility looms that we will lose opportunities to obtain cooperation from the persons in the past that we've been fairly successful in gaining" -- end of quote. one of our primary goals in these cases is to gain actionable intelligence and the f.b.i. is very good, in fact, they're unbelievably good at using a variety of techniques to gather the information we need. techniques, by the way, that fit within the pill of rights and the -- bill of rights and the universal code of military justice. some of my colleagues believe that intelligence will be lost if a suspect receives a miranda warning but now we may be jeopardizing entire cases by adding new layers of bureaucracy and questionable legal processes. these detention provisions, mr. president, even as they're amended will present new numeros constitutional questions the courts will

officers and after mueller called victor his mentor in counterterrorism dichter urged american police to see the the to view their opponents those they seek to arrest as crim a terrorist in other words to blur the line between common criminals and terrorists so what we're seeing is not only a legal blurring of the lines between criminals terrorists and protesters but something in the mindset of american policing and in their training in which the civilian population is viewed as a hostile and menacing force that can be acted against with military grade weaponry above why are we seeing this attempt to crack down on everyday civilians why is this over why are we think it's overwhelming police response to peaceful protesters almost i mean you're calling it like this military action it's almost as if we're in a war zone and they're responding to terrorist threats why treat civilians like they are terrorists. there is definitely a fear among. michael bloomberg the mayor of new york has said that he feared that the occupy movement would gain too much of a foothold and would continue to expa

as i said, we know of his interest and the attorney generals and mueller mueller's and as i say, it is personal. john new people on the plane. john worked for the cia for 31 years. we would not have been able to present the criminal case that we did as ryan will tell you, without the unprecedented help of the cia. they gave us -- they gave the prosecutors sources and methods that normally they don't do. and the timer was found was actually discovered by the cia. the fbi brought it to the cia so that is how the case was, one of the mage or reasons the case went away did. anyway, i would like to present to you the guy we really did invite first, the most important person we think in the government for homeland security and counterterrorism, john 01 brennan. [applause] thank you john. >> thank you very much frank for that warm welcome and thank you also for leading this organization, which is a remarkable one in which keys the lives, the memories of those we are here today to remember, to commemorate into honor. i was humbled to speak at the ceremony two years ago and they very much appre

we didn't invite bob mueller. they wanted to come and talk to us. the attorney general and bob mueller worked on this case 20 years ago when they were in the u.s. attorney's office. no one knows this case with the exception of brian murtagh better than these two gentlemen. we are honored that we have friends so high in government that knows this case and care so much about it. it is fair to say it is not a professional interest but personal with these guys. we know that -- the letter fbi director mueller sent to the scottish justice minister when he released the prisoners on compassionate grounds. an unprecedented letter objecting to it. we also know that john brennan called me gaskell on october 19th, 2009, and said do not release this guy. eric holder called the castle in june and said the same thing and said that if he was released it would be an outrage and it would be a hero's welcome which is exactly what happened. we don't talk about politics here because this is to memorialize people who died here but the best way to honor the people who die

now, this graph here, this shows mueller's estimates against the previous estimates. okay. now this, just this -- mueller -- this berkeley is black. it's just identical pretty much. this past october dr. mueller's group released its findings, and to the dismay of skeptics and deniers, these findings further confirmed the prevailing science behind climate change and the work of the scientist attacked during climategate gate. and you see the results on the chart. this is -- this gray thing is like -- gray band indicates 95% spatial uncertainty. but it's really exactly -- this line, the black line is exactly what the other scientists measured. the summary of the findings begins by saying bluntly global warming is real, and goes on to say our biggest surprise was that the new results agreed so closely with the warming values published previously by other teams in the u.s. and u.k., this confirms these studies were done carefully and that potential biases identified by climate change skeptics did not seriously affect their conclusions. so even though these claims that the consen

director robert mueller agree. in blistering letters to capitol hill, panetta warned the bill imposes a restraint on the flexibility to pursue our counter-terrorism efforts. mueller added, "it will inhibit our ability to convince arrest tees to cooperate." >> congress, just like it did when it denied funding for the transfer of guantanamo detainees to the united states, is sending yet another message that they don't have faith in the administration's ability to deal with the detainee issue at large. >> the administration is accusing congress of micromanagement at the expense of national security, vowing the president will veto the bill if it reaches his desk. bob orr, cbs news, washington. >> ahead, a stunner for big league baseball. doping charges against national league m.v.p. ryan braun. >> baseball's all-time home run leader barry bonds faces sentencing friday in san francisco for obstruction of justice in connection with his steroids case. prosecutors want jail time. defense lawyers are asking for probation, b

mueller was in rehab earlier this year. she will be back in court later this month. sandra hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now. >>> it is here. 2 days until christmas. >> i only have one thing left to get. i'm mike hydeck. >> you said the 5th of december. >> i could still get it today and i could be done. >>> weatherwise, you will be able to get out and about. >> i had to change. so late in years past i had to change my stripes and i did it. >>> we have two school closures to tell you about. these schools are close this had morning because of power outages. howard? >> we have fog south and east. calvert, st. mary's county under a follow advisory. the fog is creeping up the bay skin land a little bit. i want to start this morning talking about the issues that are out there the fog. let's go to graphics. i can't remember where my first graphic and i need the help. 42. mostly cloudy right now. mid-50s

. >> today on "tmz" -- >> brooke mueller and cocaine are keeping the aspen police really busy the last few years. >> we got video of brooke mueller right before she was arrested for her cocaine possession and assault. >> she's dancing with such a coked-up a-hole, by the way. >> whatever, i'm coked-up, allegedly. >> we got david spade at the grove. we ask what do you think of a "tmz" the movie? he goes the cranky girls, love

please join me in welcoming robert mueller. [applause] >> thank you, kathy, for your kind words, and most particularly thank you for the work that your organization continues to do to seek truth and justice for the victims of pan am one of three and for their families. -- pan am 103 and for their families. i am as tumbled to speak before the loved ones of those we lost -- i am most humbled to speak before the loved ones of those we lost on that terrible day 23 years ago. today cane speak lessen the grief you have felt since that day, and nothing can make up for the enormity of your loss. when one so cruelly loses a husband or wife, father or mother, sister or brother, a son or daughter. while there never can be an end to your loss and your pain, the families of pan am flight 103 know that pain and loss are not the end. you know that those who committed this evil act do not have the last word. you have chosen to remember your loved ones. you have chosen to seek truth and justice and to work tirelessly to ensure that others will

officers and after mueller called victor his mentor in counterterrorism dichter urged american police to see the the to view their opponents those they seek to arrest as crim a terrorist in other words to blur the line between common criminals and terrorists so what we're seeing is not only a legal blurring of the lines between criminals terrorists and protesters but something in the mindset of american policing and in their training in which the civilian population is viewed as a hostile and menacing force that can be acted against with military grade weaponry and that was writing fellow for the nation and maxim blumenthal well that doesn't for now to see my full interview with max or from war in the stories we covered today got r.t. dot com slash usa and check out our you tube page it's youtube dot com slash our to america you can also follow me on twitter at liz wahl i'll see you right back here and half hour. you know sometimes you see a story and. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear see some other part of it and realize everything you saw.

they look to protect them physically first. >> that's brooke mueller. mindy mccready, they find her and this little boy in this closet. her mother who has custody of this child obviously wanted the child whack. what does mindy mccready have to do to show she can be a full-time mom? mind you she is pregnant with twins. >> she has to mind her ps and qs and do whatever the court says, abstaining from drugs and alcohol, following all the court visitation exactly as it says in the documents. i fully believe, brooke, the thing that prompted her to take her child is the fact she's

they look to protect them physically first. >> that's brooke mueller. mindy mccready, they find her and this little boy in this closet. her mother who has custody of this child obviously wanted the child whack. what does mindy mccready have to do to show she can be a full-time mom? mind you she is pregnant with twins. >> she has to mind her ps and qs and do whatever the court says, abstaining from drugs and alcohol, following all the court visitation exactly as it says in the documents. i fully believe, brooke, the thing that prompted her to take her child is the fact she's pregnant and the pregnancy hormones make attachment issues come up high in women. my heart goes out to her, but she has to follow the court if she wants the child back. >> do you think it's more difficult or not if you're famous?

officers and after mueller called victor his mentor and counterterrorism dichter urged american police to see the the to view their opponents those they seek to arrest as crim a terrorist in other words to blur the line between common criminals and terrorists so what we're seeing is not only a legal blurring of the lines between criminals terrorists and protesters but something in the mindset of american policing and in their training in which the civilian population is viewed as a hostile and menacing force that can be acted against with military grade weaponry and that was a writing fellow for the nation institute mike blumenthal. now is the time up well that's what credit ratings giant standard and poor's thinks the ratings agency has announced a massive european debt downgrade shaking up international markets and causing investors to cut and run even germany in the arizona economic backbone was not spared all is not get lost however as e.u. leaders gather in brussels to come up with a last ditch plan to save the euro artie's tests are selah as more. the years on crisis has been goo

bill: so you're still questioning holder and not so much robert mueller on this. and you have signed a no confidence resolution along with 73 other members of congress? what does that resolution state about holder? >> it, basically, states that he's at the point right now, bill, where congress has no confidence in his ability to do his job, and certainly, in his ability to independently look into what went wrong with fast and furious, to really dig down and get the ans to this which -- the answers to this which the american people deserve. bill: we will see what happens with this in the new year, because it is certain to be with us then. joe walsh, thank you for your time today. >> thanks, bill. martha: well, we've got some brand new, really interesting kind of game-changing numbers in this republican race in iowa. take a look at this. what a difference a day can make, right? mitt romney is in first place now in iowa, 23% according to rasmussen. newt gingrich losing ground, he's down at 20%, and ron paul has been hanging in there with a very strong third place in

mueller denying that the f.b.i. was involved in any sort of cover up and shooting down claims that a third fast and furious gun was found at the scene of border patrol agent brian terry's death. >> i do and am familiar with the suggestion that there was a third gun at the scene. there was no third weapon found at the scene. there were two weapons that were found at the scene, not a third. megyn: as we reported earlier in the show there are now 57 republican congressman calling for attorney general eric holder to step down over claims that mr. holder knew or should have known about this investigation and did not stop it. mr. holder has testified to congress four times now, he says he has no plans to step down. recently i sat down with alberto gonzales, who served as u.s. attorney general under president bush. mr. gonzalez spoke openly about whether it is possible that eric holder did not know all of the facts regarding this botched gun running program, whether he should have, and if this investigation will eventually

mueller and sheen got married in may 2008 and divorced in november 2010. they have two children together. >>> later today the kennedy center is going to celebrate the contributions of five entertainment eye conscious to american culture. ♪ sweet caroline >> tonight is the 34th annual kennedy center honors. neil diamond, meryl streep, yo-yo ma and barbara cook will all walk the red carpet for the black tie gala. a number of dignitaries and artists from around the world typically come in town to attend the star-studded event. >>> police invaded a maryland mall but it's not what you think. they weren't there to investigate a crime. police cruisers with lights, sirens and all headed to prince george's plaza for shop with a cop. they escorted 80 underprivileged children for a mini shopping spree. they were recommended for the program by their schools. many went through a tragedy or some sort of adversity. some kept others in mind even during their special moment. >> i want to get my mom, dad, and big brother something. >> and of course we allow them to get th

robert mueller said the updates will take effect in the spring. critics have said the way it is defined now is too fair proa. earlier this month and fbi advisory rip panel voted to change the language. >>> the idaho man accused of firing shots at the white house is mentally competent top stand trial. 21-year-old oscar ortega hernandez is charged with the assassination attempt of president obama. the first family was not home at the time. hernandez was captured day the later in pennsylvania. >>> a bomb shell in the amanda knox ordeal. a judge comes out saying prosecutors in the orange case never had solid evidence -- original case never had solid evidence. it comes from the appeal court and leaves no doubt about his decision to set them treatment of knox returned home to the states two months ago after serving four years in an italian prison. the court was critical of amanda's interrogation which lasted nearly 50 hours over several days. >> stress, psychological pressure and there was no true reliability to anything. >> the judge's decis talked abo

is truly one of the greatest joys of my life to be doing ministry and to be doing ministry with lois mueller who is an amazing pastor and amazing colleague. >> i've appreciated your ministry over the years and your commitment. i'm glad you're working together. i remember, you, lois, dealing with the homicide and you had the crosses on the lawn, what was that about? >> at one point we saw that st. columbia catholic church on st. pablo was marking every homicide with a cry. we were moved by that. we thought some place, a church more in the mills, not that we considered ourselves really hills church, but more, not in an area that's impacted by violence. that we need to make a statement, that we are all of oakland. whatever happens in the flat land of oakland happens to us too. for a while, we also planted crosses to remind ourselves of this tragedy of violence in oakland. we don't have the crosses anymore, we have a sign that just reminds us. >> we touched on this, but where did the god is speaking come from? god is still speaking? >> a dear friend of ours, ron buford saw a little card, gracey

. >>> brooke mueller's recent arrest for cocaine possession has checked into rehab. >>> newly single lindsey vonn took to twitter to shut down rumors she dating tim tebow. >>> jessica simpson's last laugh on weight critics signing a $3 million deal to be a spokeswoman for weight watchers. >> i'll take $1 million. >> postpregnancy. >>> finally, we bought a zoo co-star scarlett johansson tells people her scariest moment on set around the animals was, quote, watching matt damon cry like a baby and rock back and forth when the snakes were on the set. >>> this comes to us from nbc washington in the nation's capital where in nearby frederiksberg, virginia, after years one family will finally know what it's like to have their whole brood home fort holiday. patina is back home after eight years, being returned after found 2800 miles away in california. the reunion was set in motion once the dog's microchip traced back to virginia, giving the family a stunning gift they'll always remember. >>> i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station.

meeting last night, with the triangle neighborhood association -- commissioner martinez and michael mueller, they will tell you that there was a lot of concern about what the historic district would mean to them. without me prompting them, they were proposing the things i proposed about balloting. this is a real issue and it is my goal to make historic preservation sustainable for the long run. the items i am proposing will address this in a little bit more detail. on each and every one of these i have compromised. i came out with the initial proposal, and i met with the members -- and i have been very collaborative with trying to come up with items that people can live with. formally balloting the property owners to gauge support. we want to know if there is support for the district. this will encourage the community to buy in, and the most successful kind of outreach. this would encourage property owners to vote or be surveyed and this would be non-binding. there has been some misinformation, that i am proposing that they have to vote to form a district. this is not true. this has nothing

fbi director robert mueller told bruce leshan he is hoping for more rest soon. >>> still to come, searching everywhere just for a little snow. what local ski resorts say they need mother nature to do to salvage what has been a snowless season. >>> but first fighting. the faa makes rule changes to make sure airline pilots are well rested. you'll want to know about that. that is coming up next. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -- more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. >>> you know, as you pack those bags for your holiday flight, you just might want to leave the knives and daggers alone. one passenger didn't do that and, well, they got stopped by the tsa. an agency spokesman says the officer found two of the ninja style daggers inside a hollowed ou

meeting last night, with the triangle neighborhood association -- commissioner martinez and michael mueller, they will tell you that there was a lot of concern about what the historic district would mean to them. without me prompting them, they were proposing the things i proposed about balloting. this is a real issue and it is my goal to make historic preservation sustainable for the long run. the items i am proposing will address this in a little bit more detail. on each and every one of these i have compromised. i came out with

. >>> brooke mueller's recent arrest for cocaine possession has checked into rehab. >>> newly single lindsey vonn took to twitter to shut down rumors she's dating tim tebow. >>> jessica simpson's last laugh on weight critics signing a $3 million deal to be a spokeswoman for weight watchers. >> postpregnancy. >>> finally, we bought a zoo co-star scarlett johansson tells people her scariest moment on set around the animals was, quote, watching matt damon cry like a baby and rock back and forth when the snakes were on the set. i thought there was some kind of code between co-stars that you don't tell people you cry like a baby. it's like george clooney in the background waiting to pop out and have like -- >> what eat deal with the weight watchers? what if you don't lose the weight? >> she still gets the $3 million, i think. she signed on the dotted line. >> for $3 million, i could lose the weight. >> definitely. i'm lynn berry. this is "first look." "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. >>> the republican dilemma. new nbc polling shows newt gingrich with a good sized lead

. >> reporter: and carol coombs mueller who played her sister janey. >> i had six minutes of film footage if that movie. >> i had six minutes of film footage if that movie. >> reporter: but zuzu had one of the most memorable lines in film history. >> look, daddy. teacher says.... >> every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings. >> reporter: fans come from near. >> we're from elmira new york. it is mentioned in it's a wonderful life. >> reporter: and far. >> i'm sure i have the largest it's a wonderful life collection in western canada. i have a friend who made this shirt for me which is signed. so now it's complete. >> reporter: they view rare artifacts at it's the rare wonderful life museum, all wonderful as they say around here. how do they really know for sure that this is bedford falls. curator ann law. >> i say the proof is in the movie. i think it's perret pretty convincing. >> this is the one ma you can imagine george.... >> reporter: that's the one they threw rocks at. >> that's the one they threw rocks at. >> grant attempts to offer further proof on his walking tour. >> repor

. >>> brooke mueller had a bad weekend, arrested for assaulting a woman in an aspen, colorado bar and police reporthood i found cocaine in her purse. >>> finally last night all washington turned out for the kennedy center honors. paying tribute this year to actress meryl streep, saxophonist sonny rollins, cellist yo-yo ma and neil diamond. >> i could listen to some neil diamond. >> me, too, "september morning"? >> wow, you're a fan. >> i am. i'm aditi roy, and this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned, "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> newt gingrich continues to pick up steam on the way to the iowa caucuses, just 29 days from now. with new polls showing him leaping ahead in a couple of early states. the question is, can the gingrich campaign that didn't see this burst coming itself organize to hang in for the long nominating haul. >>> it looks like gingrich is bringing in supporters of herman cain, who are now looking for a new man after cain dropped out of the race on saturday. the question is -- would you have had cain's improbable run in any other way, than wi

now brooke mueller is in trouble again. the nightclub confrontation that ended with her arrest. wait until you hear what was found inside. >>> a police escort for some special kids, the story of how santa is wearing a badge in prince georges county. >>> sunday might be even nicer. but how long will all the sunshine stick around? [ male announcer ] for andy, tracking his spending with citibank is as easy as... making breakfast. omelet? sure. scrambled eggs. [ male announcer ] actually, it's easier. citi financial tools. easier banking. standard at citibank. in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -- more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. [ beep ] hi. dave here. [ male announcer ] for dave, using citibank's online bill pay is as easy as setting up voicemail. hi, it's dave. [ male announcer ] actually, it

rangers and the hurricanes, kirk mueller has coached two games and lost both of them. rangers handed the hurricane warning theirs fifth straight loss. in football, great finish between west virginia and south florida. mountaineers down a touchdown, five minutes to play. dustin garrison punched it in from five yards out, tied it 27-27. west virginia gets the ball back, needing a big play, 1 seconds to play, gino smith heads stedman bailey across the middle, that got west virginia into field goal range. tyler betancourt got it as time expired and west virginia rallied to win it 30-27. that's your first look at sports, have a great weekend. >>> now for another look at the weather, here's meteorologist todd santos, good morning once again. >> you know earlier i mentioned some of the diceyer spots today. want to talk about some of the nicer ones, considering boston through new york, raleigh, back towards atlanta. clear skies, high pressure in control. on the back side we're bringing some of the moisture up into texas, setting the stage for showers. temperaturewise, a few ar

mueller, as you know i've known you for a long time. i think the f.b.i. is very fortunate to have your leadership. you've always been a straight shooter. i think your credibility and integrity is unmatched and i just want to say that. as you may know, i can, the internet corporation for assigned names and numbers which governs top-level internet domain names is planning to open these wide effective january 12. names would go for beyond -- will go beyond dot-com, dot-mil, dot-gov to everything, dot-gap, dot-sex, dot-disney, dot anything. do you think it's advisible so i can delay this extension so congress and others can take a closer look at this situation, evaluate its implications for united states consumers, united states businesses and most importantly internet security? >> senator, i have not looked at this in some time and what knowledge i have of it is somewhat passing. my impression is it opens up a can of worms and we don't know exactly what's going to happen as a result. so any effort to analyze and to in my mind constrain the different uses to

. >> let's move on to brooke mueller. she was arrested for assault and cocaine possession. >> one is a felony charge with cocaine possession. apparently, she slugged a woman at a night club in aspen, then moved on to another club where she was then arrested. >> what is going on there? >> that picture tells it all, too. >> she is clearly not in good shape. it was in aspen two years ago at christmas she originally called police and said charlie sheen assaulted her. here she has been in rehappen -- rehab four times. now charged again. her parents have the kids, apparently. they didn't pay her bail, we hear. >> charlie paid her bail, $11,000, according to a source on radar online. her parents wanted her to stay in jail. >> news from madonna. she is going to be performing halftime at the super bowl. >> big show. >> she had an event last night. her movie "we" was appearing. have you heard how that went? bonnie and i were at the stephen spielberg. >> it's a movie about the duchess of windsor. i heard different things. i heard it

brooke mueller was rested in aspen, colorado for assault. >>> she will be back in court later this month. >>> that is your eye on entertainment. sandra hughes. >>> boom, i'm andrea roane. >>> and i'm mike hydeck. >>> don't hide my sweater. >>> howard bernstein will have our weather first in just a moment. we have some school closings to tell you about. thomas higdon elementary school and howard has some school delays. >> reporter: queen ann's county. we are still waiting to hear anybody else my delay due to the fog. the fog has been very thick. would not be surprised if talbot joins them as well. it will be a mild start to the week but not a mild finish to the week. next weekend you are going to need heavy coats on saturday. temperatures in the low 40s in town. 30s out west. mid-50s by noon. there is our dense fog advisory. no problems metro or west. but along the bay, southern maryland and eastern shore northern neck all dealing with visibility. a lot of quarter mile visibility reports from baltimore. down the eastern shore to pack river, prince frederick. some of this has been sneaking

. >> could be a better day for brooke mueller, ex of charlie sheen. she had a warrant for her arrest for cocaine possession. though she had the warrant, decided to get out, party, live it up at a nightclub in aspen. tmz caught the video. out in public, having a god time. just making friend. folks. a warrant out for her arrest. took her in. booked her. out on bail for $11,000. >> she just can't really get the together. >> friends are very concerned. in all seriousness. >> she has the two twins. she's got to take care of them. father being charlie sheen. people are feeling for the children. >> the charlie, father being charlie sheen. >> madonna. i am a madonna fan. hope you are. >> material girl. >> super bowl, halftime show performance has been confirmed. indianapolis. >> a big one. >> a big one. that will be amazing. she will perform at halftime. the game will take place february 5, in indianapolis. we are going to see the pop legend team up with cir quuchlt e -- cirque and on a telecast on nbc. i think it will be amazing. hopefully no wardrobe mall f

director robert mueller told senate judiciary committee today he cannot fully support the handling of terrorism suspects. and laid out in that bill. muller said the lines of authority are not clear enough. ranking republican jeff sessions says theer thor suspects should not be treated like common criminals. dissension among members of the nuclear regulatory commission spilled over to capitol hill today. chief washington correspondent jim angle is there to show us what happened. interesting, jim. >> i'll say, bret. in an extraordinary hearing, all four of the commissioners two democrats and two republicans publicly accused chairman of running roughshod over his colleagues. wreaking havoc with the staff and impeding the agency's work to ensure safety in the nation nuclear plan. >> the rage directed to the board member on the agency staff. all members of the commission including me have been on the receiving end of this conduct. >> this is about bullying and intimidating behavior toward the nrc career staff that should not and cannot be tolerated. >> as they said, the other commissioners

director mueller, thank you for your service and for your testimony here today and for your willingness to continue in a leadership role at the fbi. .. the region effectiveness of your multi-agency task force is, given what i presume it must be the steadily decreasing availability of local law enforcement partners given the budgetary pressures, local law-enforcement currently face. >> any number of, let me start by saying my belief is that when most effective when we're working in task force, joint investigations. bring together expertise from a variety of different places enhances your capability. i work here in u.s. attorney's office. they had a cold case squad working with homicide detectives and homicide detectives were some of the best investigators i've ever seen. fbi broad capabilities that state and local did not have and worked exceptionally well. that in my mind has been a model. out of that has, as i think i've said similar remarks, over 150 state and local task forces relating to violent crime and drugs, gangs in particular. we had i think 34, 35 joint terrorist task force i

mueller and sheen married in 2008 and divorced in 2010. they have two children together. she is due back in court in two weeks. >>> an atm without the fee? the creative way a woman got ore dog back. >>> what happened to a crook when he tried to rob an ultimate fighter. >> those are the discussions up today with cane. >> we missed you. >> two weeks. >> two years? >> two tuesdays. >> it seemed like two years. >> thank you very much. >> we will start by talking about atm fees and a guy in new york has a machine that would make it free. but there is a problem with the machine. >> we brought this up on our show on hot 99.5. he is a 25-year-old genius. when you put your card in the machine and it says processing. he wants to run a 30 second ad in that time. and that would in turn offset your costs for taking out money. the question we asked on the air was whether you thought this was a good idea or not. the time standing in front an atm machine wants to be a minimum. you are trying to take money out of your account and if you go through the drive through why make it longer. >>