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have said they will take up the city on an offer to move to a new site in the mission district. we've talked to some people here tonight and i can tell you not everyone is on board with that camp. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more than 100 students converge outside the administration building at san francisco state this afternoon. they took part in a debate with a campus president that lasted for about an hour. a small occupy encampment was then set up at malcolm x campus on the plaza. tents were not allowed but tonight there's no word whether the tents will be removed. >>> one of san francisco's most famous attorneys is outraged this morning over that recent pepper spray incident at uc davis. in 20 minutes, tony serra tell us what he plans to do for those students. >>> there is developing news out of oakland international airport tonight where air turbulence caused injuries on an inbound flight. about 45 minutes ago an airline spokesperson told us she and another flight attendant were both hospitalized with injuries. one passenger told us the turbulence lasted about 10 se
have said they will take up the city on an offer to move to a new site in the mission district. we've talked to some people here tonight and i can tell you not everyone is on board with that camp. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more than 100 students converge outside the administration building at san francisco state this afternoon. they took part in a debate with a campus president that lasted for about an hour. a small occupy encampment was then set up at malcolm x campus...
10 O'Clock News : KICU : December 12, 2011 11:30pm-12:30am PST
. >> not have physical violence in this city is not fair. it's not fair to the workers of the port who already lost a day. this is their second day now they're talking about going into a third day. i thank the community. >> reporter: the mayor asked the protesters to rethink. she added the longshoreman's union did not support today's action. >>> our team coverage continues now with ktvu's debra villalon she is live with more of what happened this evening and what may happen next. >> reporter: first i want to show you more of these idle big riggs and there are many of them. add ár at its briefing tonight, howard jordan said his officers will take appropriate action, his words -- and at a briefing tonight, howard johnson. they poured into the port like a river of protest. more than 1,000 marchers. jubilant after keeping several shifts from being unloaded at the port today -- after keeping several ships from being unloaded today. >> if the rich were taxed we could afford to have better schools for our kids. >> reporter: that from a kindergarten teacher. this from a lawyer. >> it's not ok
. >> not have physical violence in this city is not fair. it's not fair to the workers of the port who already lost a day. this is their second day now they're talking about going into a third day. i thank the community. >> reporter: the mayor asked the protesters to rethink. she added the longshoreman's union did not support today's action. >>> our team coverage continues now with ktvu's debra villalon she is live with more of what happened this evening and what may happen...
handling of occupy oakland and the city's police department. >> this woman has been in here, we voted for her and she's done nothing. nothing at all. >> i don't think the occupy movement is the answer. i don't think recalling the answer quite right now is the answer. >> mayor quan's office did not respond to us today but she has called the recall effort devisive. >>> vallejo police are working to unravel a deadly shooting tonight. a man was found dead between marin street and sonoma boulevard about 1:00 this afternoon. police identify him as michael webster of vallejo. they said he was involved in some kind of confrontation and then shot. webster managed to run into the alley where he died. webster is the 16th homicide victim in vallejo this year. >>> pinol police say the shooting of a man at an in and out may have been drug related. a 33-year-old man has been shot and wounded and remains in the hospital in serious condition. the injured man met two other men in the parking lot at some point one man shot the victim with a semi automatic handgun. the shooter was described as african am
handling of occupy oakland and the city's police department. >> this woman has been in here, we voted for her and she's done nothing. nothing at all. >> i don't think the occupy movement is the answer. i don't think recalling the answer quite right now is the answer. >> mayor quan's office did not respond to us today but she has called the recall effort devisive. >>> vallejo police are working to unravel a deadly shooting tonight. a man was found dead between marin...
national lawyers guild are all suing the city of oakland. >>> new polling gives president obama the edge against the two republicans currently in the lead. the nbc news wall street journal poll shows mr. obama ahead of mitt romney, 47 to 45%. against newt gingrich, the president is favored 51% to 40%. polling experts stress the election is 11 months away, and there should be a better gauge in a few months. newt gingrich ran into hecklers during a campaign stop. the protesters managed to drown out gingrich for several minutes before security led the hecklers away. >>> on wall street today, lingering concerns about the european debt crisis weighed on the markets. the dow lost 131 points. the nasdaq dropped nearly 40. this was the third day in a row of losses. >>> a silicon valley takeover in the news tonight. lam research of fremont says it is buying its smaller rival, no vollus systems. analysts say they should be a good fit. >>> san francisco based game developer zinga begins selling shares on the stock market friday, and could raise $1 billion. some say it may not do as well as expected
national lawyers guild are all suing the city of oakland. >>> new polling gives president obama the edge against the two republicans currently in the lead. the nbc news wall street journal poll shows mr. obama ahead of mitt romney, 47 to 45%. against newt gingrich, the president is favored 51% to 40%. polling experts stress the election is 11 months away, and there should be a better gauge in a few months. newt gingrich ran into hecklers during a campaign stop. the protesters managed...
villalon live in the city who tell us it didn't take long before tonight's issues started to deteriorate. >> reporter: that's right, commonwealth forums are usually very quiet but today they had to threw some people out. what now? what next? but they were barely seated before quan became a target. >> we're no longer asking for your permission, to tolerate or not tolerate anything. >> reporter: pent up anger over the tear down of the camp. >> i was there when the tear gas happened. >> reporter: hostility from fellow panelists and the audience. >> what the nation saw was the few seconds when a group of anarchists, a small group broke into buildings and started setting fires. >> reporter: throughout minutes of so called mic checks, quan sat quietly. then several people were escorted out. >> we came in here under good terms. >> reporter: but on it went, members of the audience shouting lie kwrar and standing to turn their back on -- lie -- liar and standing to turn their back on quan. >> i've been in tougher situation, i've been bullied before. i thought this was a chance to have a dialogue.
villalon live in the city who tell us it didn't take long before tonight's issues started to deteriorate. >> reporter: that's right, commonwealth forums are usually very quiet but today they had to threw some people out. what now? what next? but they were barely seated before quan became a target. >> we're no longer asking for your permission, to tolerate or not tolerate anything. >> reporter: pent up anger over the tear down of the camp. >> i was there when the tear...
city of irwindale. employees were seen walking out of all five were employees of the utility company including the gunman. the ceo called it one of the most horrible days in the company's history. reports indicate the gunman may have targeted two managers. there is no official word on motive or the gunman's name. the two wounded people are in critical condition. >>> police on the peninsula say officers have taken seven pounds of marijuana during raids on indoor growing operations. one of the places raided is in daily city. this photograph is from inside. three people were arrested during the sweep and are due in court next month. police say the raids targeted an asian network they had been watching for months. the plants take are valued at a quarter million dollars. one part -- political protest. california's ban on same sex marriage. they are los angeles based love, honored cherishes, they have until may to get enough signatures. it would not require religious clergy to do marriages that violate their beliefs. voters passed proposition eight in november of 2008. >>> california's une
city of irwindale. employees were seen walking out of all five were employees of the utility company including the gunman. the ceo called it one of the most horrible days in the company's history. reports indicate the gunman may have targeted two managers. there is no official word on motive or the gunman's name. the two wounded people are in critical condition. >>> police on the peninsula say officers have taken seven pounds of marijuana during raids on indoor growing operations. one...
: embarrassing for the city of san francisco and candlestick park. >> reporter: we were in the middle of interviewing outside. >>> what's missing? that's another. the lights just went out. >>> it knocked out the lights and also temporarily shut out the escalators preventing many from getting in. police got on loud speakers to address those out received we have children in the crowd, let's be mindful of them. >> we are trying to make sure everybody is safe and that the 49ers have a great time here today. >> reporter: pg&e crews checked these 12,000volt lines outside the stadium. we were told they were dead but nobody seems to know why. a short time later the power went out again. more crews checked the maintenance locker at the stadium. a 49ers official said not to take pictures of the workers. fans inside were getting antsy. >> some booing mad but just sitting there. >> reporter: the outage disrupted cell phone service, some fans stuck outside were unage to contact their friends who had their tickets inside. >> i can't get ahold of them inside. i can't get a signal and they can't go find
: embarrassing for the city of san francisco and candlestick park. >> reporter: we were in the middle of interviewing outside. >>> what's missing? that's another. the lights just went out. >>> it knocked out the lights and also temporarily shut out the escalators preventing many from getting in. police got on loud speakers to address those out received we have children in the crowd, let's be mindful of them. >> we are trying to make sure everybody is safe and that...
, oakland, the family hopes for a full recovery. meanwhile, city leaders are handing out these fliers, asking witnesses to help police. this evening, brittany houston came out of the hospital to say that she is grateful to the medical team for her son, hiram lawrence's care, but the family is at odds with the staff over who should be done next. >> unfortunately we have come to a cross roads, and we have -- and we are unable to agree on the type of care for baby hiram. as a result, we are seeking support from patients' rights attorneys. >> reporter: the family wouldn't say exactly what the crossroads were, the hospital did not answer questions. >> we are really trying to guilty witnesses. >> reporter: the mayor went door-to-door late this afternoon in west oakland, where the shooting took place. >> it really has to stop, the senseless shootings. >> reporter: but some say it is a waste of time. >> what is she doing? she is talking and doing nothing. >> reporter: police say they have not been able to identify the people in the shooting, which shows three people running with guns. but oth
, oakland, the family hopes for a full recovery. meanwhile, city leaders are handing out these fliers, asking witnesses to help police. this evening, brittany houston came out of the hospital to say that she is grateful to the medical team for her son, hiram lawrence's care, but the family is at odds with the staff over who should be done next. >> unfortunately we have come to a cross roads, and we have -- and we are unable to agree on the type of care for baby hiram. as a result, we are...
for each other. amber lee, ktvu news. >>> happening now, the oakland city council is looking for a resolution to keeping the port of oakland open if there's any threats of closing it during protests. >> allow him to speak. >> reporter: the matter sparked some heckling from the audience when it was mentioned by a public speaker earlier this evening. the resolution has yet to come before the council but earlier today one of the sponsors said he wants a clear policy in place. >> i think it's time for us to make sure that it's an unequivocal direction and message that we will not tolerate. >> the resolution estimates last week's shut down cost the port at least $12 million. members of the occupy movement says it only sparks their cause. >>> oakland will be voting on a new identification card. it will take 90 days before the matter returns to the council. >>> u.s. stocks moved sharply higher today providing investors with an early stocking stuffer just before christmas. the dow jones industrial average was up 337 points closing back above 12,000. the nasdaq jumped 80 points. analysts cr
for each other. amber lee, ktvu news. >>> happening now, the oakland city council is looking for a resolution to keeping the port of oakland open if there's any threats of closing it during protests. >> allow him to speak. >> reporter: the matter sparked some heckling from the audience when it was mentioned by a public speaker earlier this evening. the resolution has yet to come before the council but earlier today one of the sponsors said he wants a clear policy in place....
days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male announcer ] the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. >>> in less than nine hours, thousands of nurses are expected to walk off the job at hospitals throughout the bay area. lauren blanco tells us the last time these nurses went on strike, a patient being cared for by a repolicement nurse ended up dying. >> i lost the baby. you know i lost the baby at 33 weeks. >> reporter: less than two months from welcoming a new baby girl, marilyn suarez hopes they can avert a looming strike. >> it's scare. especially me right now being pregnant. i'm a high risk pregnancy. it's harder for me, unfortunately, i've had some mishaps happen. >> reporter: suarez knows the last time the nurses walked out in september, a patient died. the hospital sent us a statement. in part, it readsk we're deeply disappoin
days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male announcer ] the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. >>> in less than nine hours, thousands of nurses are expected to walk off the job at hospitals throughout the bay area. lauren blanco tells...
encampment. city hill park was empty of tents and debris an hour ago. at one time there were more than 100 tents. the remaining occupiers left without a fuss. that was not the case this morning when police moved in to try to evict the campers. there was a report of one minor injuries. police told the occupiers their time was up. >> they told me to leave. they said if i had everything i should go. >> are you going to go? >> i'm going to. >> police and some occupiers agree the encampment became more dangerous in the last several weeks after a rougher element started coming in after other encampments were shut down. >> the hayward police department is getting $475,000. the southern alameda county narcotics team is receiving the same amount. the police department in livermore, vallejo and south san francisco are each getting $95,000. all of this money is coming from assets seized in a raid on a hayward club back in 2006 that included real estate, cars and cash. >>> the weather pattern changes basically right now. remember yet at this time we had gusty winds pushing into parts of the bay ar
encampment. city hill park was empty of tents and debris an hour ago. at one time there were more than 100 tents. the remaining occupiers left without a fuss. that was not the case this morning when police moved in to try to evict the campers. there was a report of one minor injuries. police told the occupiers their time was up. >> they told me to leave. they said if i had everything i should go. >> are you going to go? >> i'm going to. >> police and some occupiers...
where we are here in union city. this is one of a few dui checkpoints going on in the area right now. right now we can show you we have one called pulled out of the line at the moment and police say this is just one of their tools for getting drunk drivers off the street. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> reporter: on a friday night just two days until christmas people in union city got an in your face reminder that police are on the streets. a strong smell of alcohol was enough to stop this driver, this man passed and was allowed to go. another man came in just under the .08 legal limit but he would not be allowed to drive himself home. >> in this case he was in the legal limit. he did have a suspended license. he was unaware of the suspended license. >> reporter: police are doing these check, it's part of the equation for getting drunk drivers off the street. officers are also conducting special patrols. >> i think it's great. i just told my son he has to be careful tonight. >> reporter: the áf starting january 1st a new law will give judges the ability to suspend a repeat offende
where we are here in union city. this is one of a few dui checkpoints going on in the area right now. right now we can show you we have one called pulled out of the line at the moment and police say this is just one of their tools for getting drunk drivers off the street. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> reporter: on a friday night just two days until christmas people in union city got an in your face reminder that police are on the streets. a strong smell of alcohol was...
the chp's redwood city office. emergency lights tested, weapons checks. when they roll out the parking lot officers will be especially watchful for drunk drivers. >> we have one more holiday coming. we want to make sure that they get home safely and that's why we're doing the f enforcement. >> reporter: new dui numbers are in, between milbrae and mountain view, 33 people were arrested, compared to 27 last year. and the arrests keep coming, just this morning a suspected drunk driver hit a utility poll and hydrant causing this big mess near okay and fifth street in oakland. >> yesterday we saw a vehicle flipped over and there were a lot of people gathered around, the cops were there. and worried if that was deliberately due to a drunk driver or not. it's on my mind. >> reporter: people who think ahead about new years driving arrangements can avoid some of the tragedies officers have seen firsthand. >> it's not pretty. you get there and you see dismembered bodies or you see mechanic on the roadway -- you see somebody on the roadway that's been struck by a vehicle. it's not somethi
the chp's redwood city office. emergency lights tested, weapons checks. when they roll out the parking lot officers will be especially watchful for drunk drivers. >> we have one more holiday coming. we want to make sure that they get home safely and that's why we're doing the f enforcement. >> reporter: new dui numbers are in, between milbrae and mountain view, 33 people were arrested, compared to 27 last year. and the arrests keep coming, just this morning a suspected drunk driver...
says it's working with homeowners and the city of san francisco to settle claims. it has checked dozens of similar joints to make sure the problem is not repeated. >>> a restaurant worker in oakland is recovering after he was shot while driving to a holiday work party. this happened on international boulevard in the fruitvale district. the victim was shot in the neck but was able to bring his truck to a stop outside his work, a restaurant called otias's. the man is in the hospital but is doing okay. there's been no arrests, it's the second shooting involving someone connected with that restaurant. back in april the owner of the same restaurant was gunned down which led to calls for security cameras in that area. >>> police in antioch identified the toddler who died after he was run over as his father was backing out of a parking space. investigators say the father didn't see malcolm norris after the child walked behind his truck. investigators say it appears the boy's death was a horrible accident. >>> the disappointing december sales are taking a toll on one retail giant. sears
says it's working with homeowners and the city of san francisco to settle claims. it has checked dozens of similar joints to make sure the problem is not repeated. >>> a restaurant worker in oakland is recovering after he was shot while driving to a holiday work party. this happened on international boulevard in the fruitvale district. the victim was shot in the neck but was able to bring his truck to a stop outside his work, a restaurant called otias's. the man is in the hospital but...
the american licorice company in union city walked off the job four weeks ago, when the company demanded they pay more for their healthcare and pensions without an increase in their base pay. >> we've been here since december 5. and we've been going 24/7 every day. we make the red vines. it's called red vines, jars. and the trays for the movies, super ropes. >> the company declined our request to speak about the strike today. but when we spoke with officials earlier this month, they say they have a long standing positive relationship with their workers and expected the situation to be resolved. >>> i'm just so sorry. >> an emotional plea from a father. what happened outside a vacaville target store that's left a teen seriously injured. >>> also ahead, an emotio ! >>> more now to that fire in the berkely hills. we just got these pictures back from our crew on the scene. this fire started about 8:30, and flames soared into the sky as firefighters worked to control the blaze. fortunately, winds are relatively calm in that area tonight. neighboring homes were evacuated, and firefigh
the american licorice company in union city walked off the job four weeks ago, when the company demanded they pay more for their healthcare and pensions without an increase in their base pay. >> we've been here since december 5. and we've been going 24/7 every day. we make the red vines. it's called red vines, jars. and the trays for the movies, super ropes. >> the company declined our request to speak about the strike today. but when we spoke with officials earlier this month,...
just two days away we wanted to take a look at homicide totals in the bay area's three largest cities. here's what we found. san jose has seen a huge increase reporting 38 homicides compared to 20 last year. and if authorities included two people killed in san jose state that number would be 40. this is san jose's highest number in 15 years. oakland has totals 102 killings so far compared to 92 last year. that's an increase of about 10%. and san francisco recorded the same number of homicides, 50 last year, 50 this year. >>> new video ton of a hazardous materials incident. la tierra fina is located at 1900 atlantic the street. a fremont crew hit a pipe and ruptured it. responders called a level two alert in case the freon leaked. >>> teenagers caught a break after being found with drugs traveling through nevada. today officers displayed the items taken off the bus. the teenagers were on their way to a ski trip apparently without supervision. >> the kids brought out loads of con con -- contriband. >> the teenagers are from various high schools, most are from the bay area. >>> new at 10
just two days away we wanted to take a look at homicide totals in the bay area's three largest cities. here's what we found. san jose has seen a huge increase reporting 38 homicides compared to 20 last year. and if authorities included two people killed in san jose state that number would be 40. this is san jose's highest number in 15 years. oakland has totals 102 killings so far compared to 92 last year. that's an increase of about 10%. and san francisco recorded the same number of homicides,...
warmest day of the weekend. >> and new york city oers made sure the ball is ready for tomorrow night. they flipped the switch to raise the ball up the tower four hundred feet above time square. the ball is lit with 32,000led lights. organizes say it's a metaphor for new beginnings. >> the idea of letting governor the past, starting new with a sense of hope and having a beacon to represent that sense of hope as we look forward. >> at 11:59 eastern time tomorrow night the ball will drop and start its drop -- and then at the stroke of midnight it'll ring in the new year. new york city expects to have about a million people packed into time square to celebrate the new year. you can ring in the new year with us and fox's american country new year's eve live. preformers include toby keith, eli young. the show airs here after the 10:00 news. >> a rate hike starting sunday. how much more you can expect to pay on your next pg&e bill. >> pushing shoving between protesters and police. what prompted this chaos as a camera was rolling. >> and a man dies in a house fire but doesn't actually
warmest day of the weekend. >> and new york city oers made sure the ball is ready for tomorrow night. they flipped the switch to raise the ball up the tower four hundred feet above time square. the ball is lit with 32,000led lights. organizes say it's a metaphor for new beginnings. >> the idea of letting governor the past, starting new with a sense of hope and having a beacon to represent that sense of hope as we look forward. >> at 11:59 eastern time tomorrow night the ball...
public hearing going on right now at piedmont city hall after a proposed sports field judging the volume of reports handed out ahead of timet. will be a long night. >> this view comes the camera on top of a building so how cold will it get in tomorrow's forecast in eight minutes. >> and who will come out on ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're going anywhere for a while. [ male announcer ] write your story with the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. get started at citisimplicity.com. . >>> the battle over a proposed sports complex right on the border of piedmont and oakland. we are in piedmont where a key meeting is still underway at city hall. >> reporter: the public comment portion of the meeting just started minutes ago. to give you an idea of the level of interest w
public hearing going on right now at piedmont city hall after a proposed sports field judging the volume of reports handed out ahead of timet. will be a long night. >> this view comes the camera on top of a building so how cold will it get in tomorrow's forecast in eight minutes. >> and who will come out on ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to...
provide focus on bank foreclosure classes. >>> rallies took place today in cities across the country. in 10 minutes the frustration aimed at the banks and the question of criminal liability. >>>only on 2, we learned that a task force busted a ring. the crimes occurred here inside the elm wood jail. the inmates would withdraw the money on santa clara county issued checks effectively using the county to launder stolen funds. we've learned there are at least 34 stolen credit card victims totaling more than $17,000. vulk and 11 others are being charged with identity theft and conspiracy charges. >>> thieves may have come up with a new way to steel cooper, this time for copless. it is not only dangerous it can also place passengers in danger. >> reporter: with cooper at high price, thieves are placing passengers in danger and their lives. b.a.r.t. police have leads. on friday, b.a.r.t. police stopped two people in a truck who were acting suspiciously. they let them go but took down their license plate numbers. >> we're targeting one individual at the moment we have a couple other people's
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right now very easy. oakland is that angry. it is oakland is a dysfunctional city. >> take on the problems of oakland, they expect me to resolve them all in 11 month, i don't think it's fair. >>> the first group falters, the oakland city attorney will have to decide whether there could be two recall drives at the same time. >>> continuing coverage of the occupy movements next big move. on monday they plan to shut down all west coast ports. today in oak land, port officials planned their response. ktvu's jana katsuyama live tonight in oakland to describe how this plan blockade is causing division amongst port workers. >> reporter: tonight i got a copy of this letter for the port union. it was a massive turn out last month. thousands of occupy protesters in oakland shutting down the nation's fifth busiest port for more than six hours. tonight as another occupy protest looms on monday, port workers are divided. >> i will be with them all the way but if they do it in a peaceful way. >> reporter: but there are others who say any shut down will only hurt the so called 99% of working peo
right now very easy. oakland is that angry. it is oakland is a dysfunctional city. >> take on the problems of oakland, they expect me to resolve them all in 11 month, i don't think it's fair. >>> the first group falters, the oakland city attorney will have to decide whether there could be two recall drives at the same time. >>> continuing coverage of the occupy movements next big move. on monday they plan to shut down all west coast ports. today in oak land, port...
. >>> a missing 17-year-old girl from sassoon city has been requited with her family. cristina almansa was located in a home in vallejo. at this point police are saying they don't believe any crime was committed. two other people found in the house were questioned but have not been arrested. almansa disappeared on wednesday. her family received a voice mail saying she was being held captive by several men. >>> police come together to talk about the dangers of handguns. the peace march comes after a 2- year-old boy died after being shot in the head. amber lee has the story. >> reporter: when 1-year-old harum lawrence was taken off life support here at children's and pronounced dead at 3:05 this afternoon he became oakland's 97th homicide victim of this year. hyrum's mother emergeed from the hospital late this afternoon surrounded by relatives and religious leaders. >> this shooting, it needs to end. i shouldn't have to lose my baby to a gunshot. >> reporter: hyrum was among seven people shot in a gun battle might be gang related. we learned a woman and teenage boy were also wounded and
. >>> a missing 17-year-old girl from sassoon city has been requited with her family. cristina almansa was located in a home in vallejo. at this point police are saying they don't believe any crime was committed. two other people found in the house were questioned but have not been arrested. almansa disappeared on wednesday. her family received a voice mail saying she was being held captive by several men. >>> police come together to talk about the dangers of handguns. the...
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hours. it probably is in your neighborhood. i've got reports from redville city, free month, concord. gusts 45 miles per hour. this wind advisory stays in effect until tomorrow. it's the current map, automatically loads. 50miles per hour in the east bay hills. 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts in fairfield. 30 in santa rosa. it's windy, it's nasty out there on the roadways. when i come back, we're going to look at the forecast for tomorrow. the winds are not going to die down soon, they're going to last for tomorrow. >> we will continue monitoring the winds. you can also get up to the minute weather information from our website, ktvu.com. >>> the family of a 1-year-old boy is praying tonight he'll survive. hiram lawrence jr. was shot in the head when three opened fire on monday night. spoke with the child's parents tonight, she joins us now with their message to the community. >> reporter: tonight here at the hospital, hiram's parents are asking people to pray for their little boy and their hoping someone in the community will step forward and help catch the shooters who have put this chil
hours. it probably is in your neighborhood. i've got reports from redville city, free month, concord. gusts 45 miles per hour. this wind advisory stays in effect until tomorrow. it's the current map, automatically loads. 50miles per hour in the east bay hills. 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts in fairfield. 30 in santa rosa. it's windy, it's nasty out there on the roadways. when i come back, we're going to look at the forecast for tomorrow. the winds are not going to die down soon, they're going to...
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at the police headquarters with the very latest. >> city police say the case is still open, but family members say they have not had any updates and i hope tonight candlelight vigil will encourage someone to come forward. >> this is a reality check for the world. that is my baby. that will never change. >> she is back at the spot where her 15-year-old son was gunned down last year. >> i cannot imagine how we felt at that moment. but surrounded by loved ones, they marked the one-you're anniversary -- the one-year anniversary of for sons murdered. murder.on's >> we have to bring awareness to this community. even though they are afraid to speak up, we will not stop. we will find his killer. god sees all things. >> her mother is not sure what he was doing last december 1. around 5:30 that afternoon, the teenager was shot multiple times. >> 10 times. that is overkill. something has to be done. >> by the time i got to shock trauma, he had already passed away about 30 minutes before i got there. i did not have the opportunity to hold his hand. >> his mother is still grieving. she is de
at the police headquarters with the very latest. >> city police say the case is still open, but family members say they have not had any updates and i hope tonight candlelight vigil will encourage someone to come forward. >> this is a reality check for the world. that is my baby. that will never change. >> she is back at the spot where her 15-year-old son was gunned down last year. >> i cannot imagine how we felt at that moment. but surrounded by loved ones, they marked...
11 News at 11 : WBAL : December 10, 2011 11:00pm-11:30pm EST
started november 11. richard pettaway of baltimore city is charged with five counts of armed robbery and three counts of use of a handgun in the commission of a crime of violence. he is a former goodwill employee. >> it is a shame somebody who worked here and was a part of who comes in here and where all the money goes, that knows where it goes, will still commit something like that. >> i think it is a shame somebody would steal from a business like the good will. they are giving back to the community and helping those less fortunate. >> the crimes caused shock and surprise. a masked gunman brazenly going into goodwill stores on joppa road and padonia road. the robert wood forced employees and some customers into a back office and then take money from the cash register and safe. >> they help people that most people would not employ, like ex-drug people, and being robbed at gunpoint had to be scary. >> pettaway is a suspect in least three of the robberies. >> he was familiar with how they kept the money inside the store and what their operations were. that is why they were the easiest
started november 11. richard pettaway of baltimore city is charged with five counts of armed robbery and three counts of use of a handgun in the commission of a crime of violence. he is a former goodwill employee. >> it is a shame somebody who worked here and was a part of who comes in here and where all the money goes, that knows where it goes, will still commit something like that. >> i think it is a shame somebody would steal from a business like the good will. they are giving...
. upper 30's in the city. along the eastern sections of harford county. lo 30's in stephenville. the cloud cover across the region, the cirrus clouds are clearing out and the clearing trend and calm winds produce cold temperatures. the frederick county airport, 36 in annapolis. 40 -- 41 on the beach. that will be gone by morning. set up at 7:17 a.m., 20's in the outlying suburbs. high pressure ridge establishes itself over the mid-atlantic. this is moving away. not for a couple days, high pressure will produce a slight warming trend. highs in the 50's. the stormy, wet, wintry weather is in southern california. a big storm coming in off the pacific. the mountains here. 10 inches to 20 inches of snow. storm warnings are in effect. the mountains of arizona, new mexico, and southwestern colorado. that will produce wet in chilly weather and some snow may get into denver. east of there, while conditions expected. rain as far north as chicago. it looks like that rain will get here by thursday. highs 49 to 54. about the same wind speeds. the water temperatures cooling to the 40's. lots of su
. upper 30's in the city. along the eastern sections of harford county. lo 30's in stephenville. the cloud cover across the region, the cirrus clouds are clearing out and the clearing trend and calm winds produce cold temperatures. the frederick county airport, 36 in annapolis. 40 -- 41 on the beach. that will be gone by morning. set up at 7:17 a.m., 20's in the outlying suburbs. high pressure ridge establishes itself over the mid-atlantic. this is moving away. not for a couple days, high...
they held a meeting outside of city hall to reorganize. kai reed joins us on their efforts. >> occupy baltimore protesters held a general meeting every night in the square says the move started. tonight the move that here to city hall or the discussions focused on regrouping and were the movement will go from here. >> occupiers may have been moved out of their recent home, but their nightly 8:00 general assembly meeting went on as planned at. >> second thing on the agenda -- the discussion was moved to outside of city hall and focused on how the occupied baltimore movement will reorganize and continue on. >> i think this is just a start. there will be occupations. it will be popping up around town. this is just -- lost i was not the end. it is just the beginning. it is time to move on to face it two. >> plans to retrieve items removed from the campsite during the early morning raid. about 100 police officers moved protesters out of the square just before 3:30 a.m. he was about one of a 40 occupiers the evicted from the site. >> it was definitely peaceful. it was respectful and a sense
they held a meeting outside of city hall to reorganize. kai reed joins us on their efforts. >> occupy baltimore protesters held a general meeting every night in the square says the move started. tonight the move that here to city hall or the discussions focused on regrouping and were the movement will go from here. >> occupiers may have been moved out of their recent home, but their nightly 8:00 general assembly meeting went on as planned at. >> second thing on the agenda --...
call the number on your screen. city officials unveil a new plan to make downtown's inner harbor healthier. members of the partnership announced a new health the harbor initiative. the coalition is dedicating making the harbor swimmable by 2020. they say the goal is attainable. >> it is a huge gold. 2020 sounds ambitious. it is ambitious. as the mayor said, no plan is a good plan without a deadline. we will do it. we will clean up the harbor by 2020. >> the plan addresses neighbor problems facing the harbor including trash, and beaks, and storm water runoff. visit our website, wba out -- wbal.com. tonight we visit a local hospital trying to reverse the trend of childhood obesity and a team that has turned his life around. >> one year-ago, a jason could not imagine having the energy to run on a treadmill. >> my entertainment was the television. the only thing i did was eat. >> this is him last year at 195 pounds. a cholesterol, fatty liver disease and borderline diabetes. >> the motivation was, i did not want to be the big kid in school. i did not want to be the one that everyone
call the number on your screen. city officials unveil a new plan to make downtown's inner harbor healthier. members of the partnership announced a new health the harbor initiative. the coalition is dedicating making the harbor swimmable by 2020. they say the goal is attainable. >> it is a huge gold. 2020 sounds ambitious. it is ambitious. as the mayor said, no plan is a good plan without a deadline. we will do it. we will clean up the harbor by 2020. >> the plan addresses neighbor...
were never hurt. let's pretend you were treated badly. it is just unfortunate. the city can do much better. >> the only person to testify today was the child but grandmother, who said she did not like the way the principle had treated her. in opening statements thursday, city attorneys questioned the credibility of the story, saying the accused principles have enough experience to handle these types of situations. police from hartford county are searching for a person of interest in a sexual assault of a woman. this is the man that are looking for. about 5 foot 3 inches, in his early 60's, with a salt and pepper beard. they are not calling him a suspect, but he may have information about the incident. it happened some time in the early evening back on december 7. police say the victim, a 30- year-old woman, was treated for sexual assault. the person of interest is being sought for questioning. three people are in police custody and police are searching for a fourth, after what they are calling a drug-related armed robbery and shooting this morning in toronto counted. police are look
were never hurt. let's pretend you were treated badly. it is just unfortunate. the city can do much better. >> the only person to testify today was the child but grandmother, who said she did not like the way the principle had treated her. in opening statements thursday, city attorneys questioned the credibility of the story, saying the accused principles have enough experience to handle these types of situations. police from hartford county are searching for a person of interest in a...
11 News at 11 : WBAL : December 18, 2011 11:30pm-12:00am EST
manchester city por uno a cero. se reafirman como lÍderes de la liga première. >> en espaÑa, al racing de santander empatÓ con la real sociedad. el valencia recibiÓ a mÁlaga. aquÍ esta el nuevo soldado, con este golazo le dio el triunfo al valencia sobre el mÁlaga dos a cero. ya pueden olvidarse de una temporada perfecta. sorprendentemente fueron la piedra en el zapato para los paquers. completÓ 23 de 31 pasos en su primer partido como titular con los jefes. >> esto es todo por ahora, muchas gracias por habernos acompaÑada. esperemos que tengan una semana llena de buena vibra. mucha salud, amor y dinero para las fiestas. >> muchas gracias. asÍ llegamos al final con las noticias mÁs importantes del dÍa. muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. recuerde que las noticias estÁn desde muy temprano en despierta amÉrica. ♪
manchester city por uno a cero. se reafirman como lÍderes de la liga première. >> en espaÑa, al racing de santander empatÓ con la real sociedad. el valencia recibiÓ a mÁlaga. aquÍ esta el nuevo soldado, con este golazo le dio el triunfo al valencia sobre el mÁlaga dos a cero. ya pueden olvidarse de una temporada perfecta. sorprendentemente fueron la piedra en el zapato para los paquers. completÓ 23 de 31 pasos en su primer partido como titular con los jefes. >> esto es...
power of mother nature. >> the storm left cities in a state of emergency after millions of dollars of damage. the worst of the storm is likely behind us, but six other states are in a winter storm warning mode. >> now, your 11 insta-weather forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> they may get a another episode sunday night into monday next week. a much quieter start to the month of december. temperatures are warmer than what you would expect. after a cold morning, 2640 low. we've managed to almost hit 60 at the airport and did hit 60 in downtown baltimore. it is well short of the record high of 72. the record low was a little out of reach as well. ninety-three's on the second day of december in 1967. it is almost up to freezing and very close to freezing in frederick. they are already back down to 28 degrees. even areas still in the 40's on the eastern shore will be cooling off rapidly. it is still below freezing out there. it is already done to 39 degrees on the boardwalk in ocean city. we are in for another chilly morning. high pressure is strengthening. it should be a clear saturday mo
power of mother nature. >> the storm left cities in a state of emergency after millions of dollars of damage. the worst of the storm is likely behind us, but six other states are in a winter storm warning mode. >> now, your 11 insta-weather forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> they may get a another episode sunday night into monday next week. a much quieter start to the month of december. temperatures are warmer than what you would expect. after a cold morning, 2640 low. we've...
servicios de empleo del distrito de columbia ha diseÑado el programa " one city, one hire" con el Único objetivo de asistir a los residentes del Área en su bÚsqueda laboral. "nosotros tenemos un sistema electronico en el que ellos pueden ingresar su nombre y direccion para que nosotros podamos proveer informacion sobre empleos, oportunidades de entrenamiento y tambien sobre beneficios que provee el departamento de servicios de empleo." esta iniciativa esta patrocinada por mÁs de 250 empresas pÚblicas y privadas que estÁn dispuestas a emplear a residentes del distrito, en muchas Áreas laborales. para oscar la iniciativa no podrÍa llegar en un mejor momento " es algo que estÁbamos esperando todos los que vivimos en esta area para superarnos y salir adelante " el programa one city one hire, no se limita nada mas a asistirle a conseguir empleo tambiÉn lo entrenan en a reas como electricidad, construcciÓn y muchas a reas mas delmina considera este nuevo proyecto vital para superarse en este paÍs.. "como cualquier persona en comÚn hago un trabajo rustico porque no tengo ninguna ha
servicios de empleo del distrito de columbia ha diseÑado el programa " one city, one hire" con el Único objetivo de asistir a los residentes del Área en su bÚsqueda laboral. "nosotros tenemos un sistema electronico en el que ellos pueden ingresar su nombre y direccion para que nosotros podamos proveer informacion sobre empleos, oportunidades de entrenamiento y tambien sobre beneficios que provee el departamento de servicios de empleo." esta iniciativa esta patrocinada...
or if it was suspicious in nature. at this hour, there are no reports of injuries. >>> the city police intelligence section is taking over the investigation to into a bomb scare this morning. no explosives were found with the patrol officers were called at 6:00. what they found was a food container wrapped in a t-shirt with the word "bom" on it. a chat several streets while they investigated. -- a closed several streets while they investigated. government offices were closed for the christmas holiday. >>> the police say that the man found lying in the grass on the 27 harbach of guiles road on saturday night has died from his injuries. the man suffered from multiple gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital where he died. there is no word on any suspect or motive. >>> christmas was spoiled for a west baltimore family, whose home was ransacked christmas eve. not only did the thieves get away with children skips but also their parents wedding rings. >> it should have been santa claus to visiting this west baltimore family's home on christmas eve, but instead at they stole their
or if it was suspicious in nature. at this hour, there are no reports of injuries. >>> the city police intelligence section is taking over the investigation to into a bomb scare this morning. no explosives were found with the patrol officers were called at 6:00. what they found was a food container wrapped in a t-shirt with the word "bom" on it. a chat several streets while they investigated. -- a closed several streets while they investigated. government offices were closed...
transportation, they admit it can be difficult to navigate the intersection. complaint prompted city officials to start designing a roundabout to make across roads safer. this is a rendering of the concept of the traffic circle that factors in the same kind of city pedestrian traffic. >> we are third in the nation for having the most roundabouts. we're trying to get the word out to drivers and pedestrians about how to successfully navigate a roundabout. >> the lanes will be clearly marked. and the design will force drivers to take the turn slowly. >> because of the alignment of the roundabout, they naturally have to slow down. >> a long-term construction project isn't welcome news to everyone that uses the intersection regularly. >> it seems that traffic runs pretty smoothly. that doesn't really seem like it is necessary. >> it will be removed as part of the renovations. it will help to frame the cost of the project and the plans will be finalized after public comment and construction beginning as early as next summer. >> area firefighters have been very busy with a series of blazes.
transportation, they admit it can be difficult to navigate the intersection. complaint prompted city officials to start designing a roundabout to make across roads safer. this is a rendering of the concept of the traffic circle that factors in the same kind of city pedestrian traffic. >> we are third in the nation for having the most roundabouts. we're trying to get the word out to drivers and pedestrians about how to successfully navigate a roundabout. >> the lanes will be clearly...
. >> the baltimore city police and a maryland state police detectives as well as the state attorney for hartford county were the teens body was discovered. >> there are a lot of dedicated people in this case. we are not going to be specific about what that is. again, nobody is giving up on this case. >> again, we have not stopped. >> back in north carolina at the very school police shot barnes attended, loved ones gathered and planted a memorial garden. >> i am very grateful that -- for all of the things union the academy has done for my family and the love they have for felicia. >> in addition to celebrating the legacy, the gathering was used for a call for action. >> we have to work on the harder. the call to action is to work with the police and vice versa. >> the family led a purple candles to commemorate her memory, they believe justice will prevail when date for the family. >> we hope and pray the book on scene. >> this is still an ongoing investigation. if you have at -- information, give maryland state police a call. >> tragedy when a boy is killed in a crash. happened just befo
. >> the baltimore city police and a maryland state police detectives as well as the state attorney for hartford county were the teens body was discovered. >> there are a lot of dedicated people in this case. we are not going to be specific about what that is. again, nobody is giving up on this case. >> again, we have not stopped. >> back in north carolina at the very school police shot barnes attended, loved ones gathered and planted a memorial garden. >> i am...
two doctors were arrested after a search uncovered several human remains. baltimore city police are asking for your help in the murders in 2011. it happened late last night in west baltimore. >> the tech as are still searching for a motive. so far -- detectives are still searching for a motive. so far, they do not have a name. 831-year-old man was shot and killed. the victim was standing on his porch on the 2800 block of west garrison ave. he was approached by two people in masks. >> they requested money. they struggled with him and the victim was shot. under partially, he did not recover from his once and -- unfortunately, he did not wounds. from his onc the victim was well known to police. officers interviewed people in the house at the time of the murder. one neighbor said she was asleep when something startled her. when she looked at out her window, she saw paramedics and police vehicles. police say this is a relatively quiet neighborhood. on thursday, very few signs remained that anything happened here. this was the 196 homicide of the year in baltimore. detectives are trying t
two doctors were arrested after a search uncovered several human remains. baltimore city police are asking for your help in the murders in 2011. it happened late last night in west baltimore. >> the tech as are still searching for a motive. so far -- detectives are still searching for a motive. so far, they do not have a name. 831-year-old man was shot and killed. the victim was standing on his porch on the 2800 block of west garrison ave. he was approached by two people in masks....
and where it needs to go. that is our big story tonight. baltimore is one city were thousands of people have participated in the movement to end corporate tyranny. they reflect on their progress and future. we are joined live from downtown with the story. >> occupied baltimore made -- discuss the past, present, and future. the future is in question here at the square. nearly 100 participants of the occupied baltimore movement pact a meeting room in downtown baltimore to take part in the organization's first discussion saturday evening. participants and the supporters discussed the past, present, and potential future of the movement. they also celebrated the two month anniversary of the movement. >> we wanted to get people together, both also had been involved and on the ground organizing but also people who had been allies to the movement. while many spoke about the progress made in baltimore, they are also concerned about the longevity of its camp located at the square in the inner harbor. a site where hundreds of occupied baltimore protesters have set up. >> we always have to b
and where it needs to go. that is our big story tonight. baltimore is one city were thousands of people have participated in the movement to end corporate tyranny. they reflect on their progress and future. we are joined live from downtown with the story. >> occupied baltimore made -- discuss the past, present, and future. the future is in question here at the square. nearly 100 participants of the occupied baltimore movement pact a meeting room in downtown baltimore to take part in the...
>> the future of the grand prix in baltimore is up in the air tonight. city officials have severed ties with the event organizers, baltimore racing development. we are live at city hall with what this means for baltimore. >> as a result of this termination, the city can work with other groups to put on motorsports events in the city. this past labor day weekend, baltimore was in the spotlight for its inaugural grand prix. businesses were grateful for the increased foot traffic. >> i have been here for nine years. prior years, 10% business. we were 150% business. >> financial questions swirled around a race and its organizer. the city has decided to terminate the contract because the organization failed to honor the terms of the agreement. they owe the city $1.5 million. the mayor declined our request for an interview, but released the following statement. it is of great discipline that we announced the termination of the city's agreement with baltimore racing development. brd's corporate officers have failed to take the appropriate steps to but the company on a sustainable path for
>> the future of the grand prix in baltimore is up in the air tonight. city officials have severed ties with the event organizers, baltimore racing development. we are live at city hall with what this means for baltimore. >> as a result of this termination, the city can work with other groups to put on motorsports events in the city. this past labor day weekend, baltimore was in the spotlight for its inaugural grand prix. businesses were grateful for the increased foot traffic....
home. suddenly, baltimore city police officer was shot in the alarm, and according to investigators, it came from baltimore county police officer's gun that discharged by mistake. >> i heard people yelling and i saw police go in the house. >> when the gun shot went off, the first thing i thought about was, is anybody outside. they are always out here just running around and playing. >> it is crazy thinking this kind of thing happens down the street from you. >> the officer was rushed to shock trauma with non life- threatening injuries. he is expected to make a full recovery. police spent several hours investigating after the shooting. >> investigation is being conducted by the anne arundel county criminal investigation division. we are treating it as an accidental shooting at the time. >> a woman who lives at the house was home at the time, but there were no additional injuries. >> it is quite neighborhood, a great neighborhood for children and families. i am just devastated that something like this could go on right here. >> the maryland state police drug task force includes of ser
home. suddenly, baltimore city police officer was shot in the alarm, and according to investigators, it came from baltimore county police officer's gun that discharged by mistake. >> i heard people yelling and i saw police go in the house. >> when the gun shot went off, the first thing i thought about was, is anybody outside. they are always out here just running around and playing. >> it is crazy thinking this kind of thing happens down the street from you. >> the...
city posed the top spot. the transgendered woman was arrested after an altercation with police. shown in this video being attacked in april has been charged with disorderly conduct. she became enraged and shouted obscenities while giving her account of being robbed on saturday. she was taken into custody in released on $7,500 bond. police are searching for a suspect after a man is that the east baltimore just after 12:30 this afternoon. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. there is no word on possible motive in this case. one person is in critical condition after being hit by light rail train. the 50-year-old victim was hit just after 4:00 this afternoon in south baltimore. that investigation is ongoing. one year ago today, one of the most memorable fliers in baltimore's history paralyzed in most infamous venue, the block. live downtown with an update one year later. >> there is actually a decent amount of foot traffic on the block including plenty of people that work here that recall the drama of december 6, 2010. black smoke swallowed up the sky in downtown balt
city posed the top spot. the transgendered woman was arrested after an altercation with police. shown in this video being attacked in april has been charged with disorderly conduct. she became enraged and shouted obscenities while giving her account of being robbed on saturday. she was taken into custody in released on $7,500 bond. police are searching for a suspect after a man is that the east baltimore just after 12:30 this afternoon. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. there...
morning. that is half an hour early. our special start time tomorrow morning at 4:30. to baltimore city police officers are suspended and on the ministry of duty tonight amid allegations of sexual misconduct. the allegations of of harassment and integrity violations, we are told. we have more on this ongoing investigation. >> police are not giving a lot of details because the investigation is ongoing. the case involves an incident of a sexual nature that occurred at a public place and to public -- the two police officers were off duty at the time. a third officer, which it -- who was present, but reported to our commanders. she said it happened in october and she reported that several weeks later. the accused officers are females from the department's horse units. police are not releasing their names. for're being investigated sexual harassment and integrity violations. >> there is a general order for the police department and there are certain ways you have to act if you are a member of the baltimore police department. that underscores our commitment to holding ourselves to a higher st
morning. that is half an hour early. our special start time tomorrow morning at 4:30. to baltimore city police officers are suspended and on the ministry of duty tonight amid allegations of sexual misconduct. the allegations of of harassment and integrity violations, we are told. we have more on this ongoing investigation. >> police are not giving a lot of details because the investigation is ongoing. the case involves an incident of a sexual nature that occurred at a public place and to...
. there is no word on who was at fault. new tonight, another baltimore city police officer pleaded guilty in the kickback scheme involving a rosedale of repair and towing company. officials say it raphael feliciano pleaded guilty in -- pleaded guilty. 17 officers were arrested in all. feliciano faces up to 25 years in prison. his sentencing is now set for march. harford county police are searching for a suspect after a 21-year-old was found dead in a car. investigators say christopher alves was shot a number of time when a woman found him in edgewood this morning. deputies do not believe the shooting was a random act of violence. anyone with information on the incident should call the harford county sheriff's department. the man who falsely promised area school appearances by ravens players in exchange for money is free on bail tonight. ill -- investigators say he promised to have a player from the baltimore ravens talk to the students at assemblies, but it never materialized, and he never refunded the money. he was released on $10,000 bond this morning. senate republicans reject t
. there is no word on who was at fault. new tonight, another baltimore city police officer pleaded guilty in the kickback scheme involving a rosedale of repair and towing company. officials say it raphael feliciano pleaded guilty in -- pleaded guilty. 17 officers were arrested in all. feliciano faces up to 25 years in prison. his sentencing is now set for march. harford county police are searching for a suspect after a 21-year-old was found dead in a car. investigators say christopher alves was...
crime. thursday night baltimore city police investigate a murder and the 2100 block in charles phillips. the body of brandon hudson seen in this photo from his facebook account was found by a friend on his couch. he had suffered a gunshot wound to the head and had been dead for an undetermined amount of time. >> and replete -- i am deeply troubled by it. i have my son and my wife. is troublesome. >> anthony o'donnell describe a very chaotic scene. >> he just heard a lot of commotion. my wife asked me to look out the window. we heard some strange sounds, possibly gunfire. i do not know what it was. loud noises. >> round in hats and was a senior majoring in business at morgan state. his facebook and twitter accounts tell but this information. he had no previous criminal record, however, police say based on evidence they are looking into the strong possibility the crime is drug- related. >> another does not seem to be signs of forced entry. the detectives are frustrated and it stopped a little bit. we are hoping intel will be instrumental in solving this case. >> residents are still reelin
crime. thursday night baltimore city police investigate a murder and the 2100 block in charles phillips. the body of brandon hudson seen in this photo from his facebook account was found by a friend on his couch. he had suffered a gunshot wound to the head and had been dead for an undetermined amount of time. >> and replete -- i am deeply troubled by it. i have my son and my wife. is troublesome. >> anthony o'donnell describe a very chaotic scene. >> he just heard a lot of...
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balance between the county into the city. the trio stolen cars, kidnapped three people and robbed several others at gunpoint. >> we are still looking for officials to release the three names of the suspects. police say this is an example of how a few people are committing most of the crime in the baltimore area. >> it all started in around 6:30 at the intersection of coax line and baltimore county. three suspects approached a man pumping gas nearby and force them into his car at gunpoint. the truck to the city where he stole clothes and took off in his lincoln town call. the trio made their way to the 5300 block of dogwood avenue were they made contact. >> 3 blackmail's approached and forced the female into her vehicle and stole the vehicle and personal property of the victim. >> the pulled out a gun on the man but did not get anything. from there they drove the stolen lincoln town car to the 2500 block. one of the suspects brought it to the people. two of the suspects, one armed with a silver handgun approached several individuals standing outside of the gas station and forced th
balance between the county into the city. the trio stolen cars, kidnapped three people and robbed several others at gunpoint. >> we are still looking for officials to release the three names of the suspects. police say this is an example of how a few people are committing most of the crime in the baltimore area. >> it all started in around 6:30 at the intersection of coax line and baltimore county. three suspects approached a man pumping gas nearby and force them into his car at...
11 News at 5 : WBAL : December 1, 2011 5:00pm-6:00pm EST
city. 34 at oakland to our west. 53 in roanoke, west virginia. cold temperatures t west, but they would like it to be a lot colder at the ski resorts. skies will stay clear and the temperatures will cool quickly through the evening. around the beltway, mostly in the upper 40's. 52 degrees at the science center around downtown baltimore. 49 at the eastern shore. temperatures will be down to the mid 20's in the suburbs and mid 30's at the inner harbor. all of the winter weather will be out west for the next several days. snow showers in new england. a bit of cloud cover passing by with the disturbance out tomorrow. stormy weather will be out over the southwest and parts of texas, southern rockies, and snow in denver. only in the 20's their saturday afternoon with snow in denver. northern mexico, showers with warmer air from dallas to kansas city. temperatures here will be a couple of degrees above normal through the weekend. mostly sunny tomorrow, highs of 52-57. bayh water temperatures in the upper 40's and loh 50's. it looks like temperatures are in the 40's for friday and saturda
city. 34 at oakland to our west. 53 in roanoke, west virginia. cold temperatures t west, but they would like it to be a lot colder at the ski resorts. skies will stay clear and the temperatures will cool quickly through the evening. around the beltway, mostly in the upper 40's. 52 degrees at the science center around downtown baltimore. 49 at the eastern shore. temperatures will be down to the mid 20's in the suburbs and mid 30's at the inner harbor. all of the winter weather will be out west...
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included dislocation in baltimore city. there was another store and the -- there were two others. those -- one of the stores is where he once worked. he was fired on november 17th for poor job performance, just six days after the robbery began. witnesses told police a masked man came into the stores and showed a semiautomatic handgun and forced employees and customers to a back office. he would leave after taking money from the cash register and safe. during one robbery, the suspect said thank you for your cooperation. he told a customer "if you don't come to the back, i will blow your brains out. good will customers reacted to the robberies and arrest three >> they help people who most people wouldn't employed. i thought it was disgusting. this time of year, being robbed at gunpoint had to be scary. >> he became a suspect because of some good will workers at the match the description of the robber and recognized his voice and boots. police used technology as part of their investigation. when he denied any knowledge of the robberies and said he did not love the location of the goodwill
included dislocation in baltimore city. there was another store and the -- there were two others. those -- one of the stores is where he once worked. he was fired on november 17th for poor job performance, just six days after the robbery began. witnesses told police a masked man came into the stores and showed a semiautomatic handgun and forced employees and customers to a back office. he would leave after taking money from the cash register and safe. during one robbery, the suspect said thank...
between protesters and the city came to an end. they peacefully remove them in a pre-dawn raid. lowell melser and joins us with the very latest. >> there is still a police presence here downtown at mcalinden square. there is a metal grate surrounding the park that has been here all day since the occupied baltimore protesters were removed at 3:30 and >> it is not about private property. this is a home. this road is public to assess people, as citizens. >> the movement, which called this square home since october 4th, was evicted early tuesday morning as close to 100 officers in riot gear calmly and orderly tell them they had to leave. >> ridiculous. they are a part of us. they are also human beings. they should understand more than anyone. >> officials say there were no arrests and 40 or so that were in the camper allowed to gather what they could and leave the rest for the city to dispose of. the homeless were provided bus transportation to local shelters. >> we knew it was coming eventually. what do i think of that? same old, same old. >> many who were told to leave wondered about the
between protesters and the city came to an end. they peacefully remove them in a pre-dawn raid. lowell melser and joins us with the very latest. >> there is still a police presence here downtown at mcalinden square. there is a metal grate surrounding the park that has been here all day since the occupied baltimore protesters were removed at 3:30 and >> it is not about private property. this is a home. this road is public to assess people, as citizens. >> the movement, which...
information, call the cathedral city, calif. police. meanwhile, police in anne arundel county are releasing a sketch of a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman overnight and then took off. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. a late-night search turned up nothing. if you recognize this person, call metro crimestoppers. >> demolition is finally under way after a fire ripped through the tavern. if the owners of this tavern have already vowed to rebuild. investigators say they may never know what sparked the fire, which cost $2.5 million in damage to the historic building. by the time firefighters arrived, the building was fully engulfed in flames. it is expected to reopen by the fall of 2012. according to law-enforcement officials, incidence of domestic violence rise dramatically in the holiday season. baltimore county officials held a news conference with a famous victim of domestic violence to let people know there is help out there. loh melzer has the story. >> baltimore county police and health officials wanted to drive home the link between stress, domestic violence, and ho
information, call the cathedral city, calif. police. meanwhile, police in anne arundel county are releasing a sketch of a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman overnight and then took off. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. a late-night search turned up nothing. if you recognize this person, call metro crimestoppers. >> demolition is finally under way after a fire ripped through the tavern. if the owners of this tavern have already vowed to rebuild. investigators say they may never...
the shooting and robbery to call baltimore city police's homicide unit at 410- 396-2100. we are live outside police headquarters tonight, wbal tv 11 news. >> thank you. police are investigating a shooting involving two of their own after an intense pursuit late this morning through parts of baltimore county, baltimore city, and anne arundel county. authorities bloated the suspect into a medevac helicopter. -- loaded the suspect into a medevac helicopter. this all started half-hour before that. apparently, the web and it matches the description of one last in an armed robbery use night. when officers tried to pull him over, he refused to pull over. >> he was actually waiting begun outside the window as la force officers are pursuing him. -- waving at the gun outside the window as law enforcement officers are pursuing him. >> charges are now pending. >> and a $70,000 jewelry heist at a home in carroll county lead to a large scale pawnshop bust. someone made off with thousands of dollars of jewelry from a home in mount airy and during the investigation, they discovered they had bee
the shooting and robbery to call baltimore city police's homicide unit at 410- 396-2100. we are live outside police headquarters tonight, wbal tv 11 news. >> thank you. police are investigating a shooting involving two of their own after an intense pursuit late this morning through parts of baltimore county, baltimore city, and anne arundel county. authorities bloated the suspect into a medevac helicopter. -- loaded the suspect into a medevac helicopter. this all started half-hour before...
, he talks about why they're suing baltimore city and two elementary school principals for $1.3 million. according to court documents and previous testimony, they claim their sun the special needs and his sister were bullied over and over again from 2008 to 2010 while they attended two different schools and that no one in the school system listened to the families repeated concerns. the only person to testify on friday was the child's grandmother. there were problems as to whether a second witness, a licensed child counselor, could testify. the children's grandmother testified she did not appreciate the way she was treated by principal sydney twiggs at hazelwood elementary school when she tried to bring forth allegations of bullying, adding fuel to the family story that no one took them seriously when they brought the subject up. >> i would count myself to be a peer of his. why would he address me by a slang word? i am called nana by my grandchildren. nobody calls me grandma. i don't not respected. > -- i felt not respected. >> the city attorney in opening statements questioned
, he talks about why they're suing baltimore city and two elementary school principals for $1.3 million. according to court documents and previous testimony, they claim their sun the special needs and his sister were bullied over and over again from 2008 to 2010 while they attended two different schools and that no one in the school system listened to the families repeated concerns. the only person to testify on friday was the child's grandmother. there were problems as to whether a second...