Reporter fort meade has returned to normal operations after a tense morning here in laurel. Folks very concerned. We talked to parents at a local high school who were wondering what was happening and if someone was on the loose. Were happy to report that things are back to normal. You can see that traffic is flowing smoothly in and out of the main gate here on annapolis road and reese road. Police confirming to us now that this carjacking suspect was, indeed, caught at 11 00 a. M. On campus of the base here. He was hiding in the woods, taken without incident. This all started around 9 00 last night. Police with Anne Arundel County spotted a stolen car in hanover, were told. They recognize that car from a weekend carjacking in baltimore city. They chased the suspect about 4 1 2 miles to the army base here at fort meade where he crashed into an unmanned gate for the National Security agency. Now, six schools were closed as a result. Residents were told to stay indoors and lock doors and
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sales, business sales and inventories are all rising. growth and inflation are going to beat the feds forecast. so i believe they re tilting at the wrong windmill. they should remove their extended period phrase which is signalling a continuation of free money and a zero interest rate policy. at least removing that phrase would mark the beginning of the end of the ultra-easy money policy. market price indicators are telling them there is no deflation. until recently, that would include soaring goals, strong commodities and a declining dollar. money is too loose. the feds are printing too much of it. stop buying all the mortgages that create dollars. follow wayne angel s advice. it skaecares money, increases dollar value, and that new zero inflation is a tax cut for economic growth. to get a reaction to my thoughts, let us go to my distinguished panel. will the fed remove or modify the extended period phrase? now, we have former cleveland fed bank president lee hoss kinz, sch