billy wagner fielded a bunt and injured his oblique.obby cox says the team will wait until tomorrow to decide if wagner will be replaced on the roster. game 3 is set for tomorrow. best record in baseball. tim hudson will go against jonathan sanchez. evan longerria. r.b.i. single. off rangers closer. carlos pena would come in to score. rays win the game by the count of 6-3. texas leads the series by the count of two games to one. >>> can't forget about the nhl. sharks opened up with a win yesterday in sweden and they were hoping to head back to san jose 2-0. 1-1 in the 3rd. gets that one in for the goal. columbus gets the lead. two minutes later sharks answer back. joe thorton. tie game. second goaling of -- goal of the season for the captain. 3-2 the final. >>> welcome back to the nhl. lots of names. >>> we are learning about a crash that killed a bay area bicyclist. he was struck by a muni bus two days ago. the initial reports and response from san francisco's municipal san francisco agency. that's coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. on ey

denise wagner, what do you tell your students -- i think you oversee 600? 523 journalism students at san francisco state. so how do you talk these days about the quality of the news? >> overall, the quality is quite spotty. there has been some stellar news stories coming from traditional, legacy media organizations, but you are also getting some really interesting coverage from some start-ups. talking points memo, a blog that does a lot of journalism. propublica doesn't allow as well. there is not any one place you can go to get stellar reporting. it comes from a lot of different places. the ecosystem itself has changed. we have citizen journalists, private-public partnerships, legacy media, start-ups. it is an uneven thing right now. >> how do you define who the journalists are in your class? >> that is an interesting question. many of my students think "the daily show" is news. while "the daily show" provides interesting insight, provide satire and parody of news, it is clear there is some element of news there. what is tricky is how you help students def

tote atl willie wagner hosted the bills. wagner checking out to sainz to end the inning.triking out for the braves end up winning the n.l. wildcard. that's because the giants took care of the padres in san francisco. we pick it up, bottom of the 8th, giants leading 2-pop. buster posey. getting every pit of that pitch. every stitch, in fact. giants win 3-0. as they clinch a berth in. they are the wildcard charge. >>> redskins and eagles. donovan mcnabb back in philadelphia. ovation out of the stands. mcnabb to chris collie. redskins up 14-pop. four seconds to go in the game, eagles trailing 17-12. kevin kolb's pass. the end zone, in and out of the hands of jason avant. intercepted. one more look. mcnabb as his redskinses, yes, his redskins, end up beading his former. >>> ray rice questionable as the ravens took on the steelers. fourth quarter. rashard mendenhall findings a little room. yes, sir, steelers 14-10. had a minute to go in the game. ravens down 14-10. joe flacco to t.j. houshmandzadeh. and that's it. ravens end up taking this one. 17-14. >> that will do it for th

>> paul wagner, reporting live tonight in downtown d.c. >>> charges of racial discrimination are being leveed against the d.c. fire department. fox 5 learned a class-action lawsuit representing current and former firefighters will be filed in distribute court tomorrow. and they say a pattern is -- and going on for years. >> there is a -- appears to be despairity and treatment in terms of how they deal with the individuals and you can have treatment for an african- american handled one way and treatment for someone who is not african-american handled another way. >> donna rutger, another attorney met today with more than a dozen d.c. firefighters to discuss the suits. the d.c. fire department will not comment until the suit is filed. >>> we're learning police created a phony pen pal and -- the defense attorneys for the man called the phony letters in 2004 and 2005 unethical and -- the trial for the 2001 gone intern murder is expected to get underway this week. >>> an in-depth discussion about the reliability or not and they performed an audit. the company found a lack of it here in the

billy wagner fielded a punt and bobby cox says the team will wait to decide if wagner will be replacedn the roster. >>> braves love playing at home. best record in baseball at turner field. it will be tim hudson against jonathan sanchez. >>> rays trying to avoid being swept by the rangers. nail biting time. tampa took the lead in the 8th. r.b.i. single off the rangers closer. 6-2 the final. texas now leads the series by the count of 2-1. >>> can't forget about the nhl. hockey season underway. sharks opened up with a win yesterday in sweden and they were hoping to head back to san jose 2-0. making his sharks debut in the net. 1-1 in the 3rd. and christian gets one past him and gives columbus the lead. 2 minutes later the sharks answer back. found joe thorton. second goal of the season for the captain. ethan moreau scored in overtime. blue jackets win by 3-2. that's sports. >> thank you very much, gary. >>> a battle to save the beaver colony. the animals have been thriving in an area of lake tahoe but some say they are destructive and they have got to go. how local residents came to the

fox 5's paul wagner live with the latest on today's testimony. paul. >> reporter: well, brian, this is an entirely circumstantial case against ingmar guandique and the prosecutor in this case amanda haynes said as much to the jury when she addressed them earlier today. she is trying to show a correlation between two attacks in the park that guandique has pled guilty to and the attack of chandra levy. they believe that guandique is guilty of all three killing chandra levy and the two other women. one of those other women halle shilling took the stand today and testified about what happened to her. she described in chilling detail and in very tearful, as a matter of fact, how this man came up behind her on a jogging trail and tackled her from behind. she then told the story about how she ultimately got away. halle shilling told the court she just wanted to hit the trail that day, listen to her music and escape, about the as she ran deeper into the woods the man she had seen watching her suddenly came up from behind jumping onto her shoulder and wre

the braves will be without billy wagner for the rest of the season.ed his left oblique last night. bobby cox says the team will wait until tomorrow to decide if wagner will be replaced on the roster. >>> twins. post season struggles continue. took out their frustrations on the first base coach. that's going to leave a mark. that's definitely going to hurt. >>> minnesota has now lost 12 straight in the playoffs and for their second year in a row the yankees sweep them. marcus times gets his first career season homer. new york wins 6-1. headed back to the alcs. >>> how about game 3. rays and rangers. crawford refused to let the rays get swept away. the outfielder did it all. great diving grab to his left. catch to his right. he does it. solo shot to right. tampa beat the rangers 6-3 and force a game 4. >>> we are not done yet. more sports on the way including a national anthem to remember. here is a taste. can you guess the voice? the sharks are skati,, meet the real meg whitman: serving on the board of goldman sachs, whitman was caught reaping millions

past and present facing a federal judge and paul wagner has more. >> reporter: two witnesses familiar with the events of september 27th, 2002, took the stand and told different stories of what may have happened to a police document. a document that has never been found. was it destroyed as some people or was there another innocent explanation? on cemented 27th, 2 where are 02, it was standard operating procedure for police to record every major decision event and arrest that took place that day. an officer sitting in the computer would enter all the details in what is commonly known as a running resume. he created a file and pretted 12 copies and delivered them to a supervisor. joan said it was standard procedure and that copies would be delivered to the chief of police and command staff. within days of creating the file, joan said that neil truckman stopped him in the hallway and asked him about the running resume. he requested a copy. jones said that he asked for the user name and password. it was common practice to e- mail, he said he asked him not to do so. at the time, he was the

let me go to alex wagner on that. that kind of answer, i think, will work with the younger audience. i think that older, more traditional people who've been talked to people like people like trent lott, the former republican leader, who keeps talking about like it's coke or pepsi, like we made our choice in the lionel richie song have, a certain sort of different view completely of something to me that seems like common sense. but that answer, how's it going to work? >> did you want to go to me or joe-ann? >> joe-ann >> okay. >> joe-ann. >> oh i'm sorry. yeah, i think you know, yes, i think that young people definitely have a lot more liberal attitude toward things like you know, gay marriage, toward don't ask, don't tell, for gays in the military, et cetera. so i think that barack obama is speaking to that sort of real cultural difference. i think that is the way that he is different. you know a lot of people compare barack obama, let's say, to a john f. kennedy, but if you look at a kennedy, he didn't represent a hu

my sister lupe has been especially helpful to me and nora wagner is another person that i appreciate for her thoughtful help and being who she is. it's kind of overwhelming to me, but i thank you all and i thank everybody here. i'm very proud of my mexican heritage and although i was born here in stockton, california, i still regard my mexican ancestors as some of the first originators of museums or history to this world. i thank you all. i really appreciate your kindness in coming and thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, peter. [applause] >> let's hear a thunderous round of aapplause for our two award recipients this evening. >> i sure you have taken a look at your programs and you can see what is going to be happening next. when we say latinos, we really, really imply art and music and creativity. that's why our next band is going to bring to us the heart and the soul of the latino community in san francisco. and while they get ready, i want to tell you a little bit about them. you have seen them playing before, right? >> they're truly amazing. how many have seen this band

i confronted the chairman of general motors now gone, he just blew me off, jack wagner. who know why? he has plants in china. they're frankly foot soldiers to haul off american industries and take them to china. >> i think that's changing. i think more multinational -- let me finish. >> exchanging. >> more multinationals are tiring of the rules being put on china. as i was mentioning. these market rules where they're forcing to relocate r and d to china. the traditional sort of free trade lobby which is republicans and these multinationals. that's breaking down. multinationals areless enthused with china. a . >> leo, do you feel like the american people understand that china is doing what's in their own self-interest. they want to develop their own country. they're acting in a way of their own self-interest. america isn't acting in their own self-interest and the explanation for that dysfunction is because america industry influencing our government, because they're in china >> i disagree with jim, as the fact that big businesses are pulling back. multinationals pulling

paul wagner joins us with more on this. >> reporter: the case was heard by the public employee relations board which found the chief, two attorneys, and a lieutenant took unjustified and unprecedented actions when they revoked the police powers of christopher baumann. according to the complaint, which we saw just a few minutes ago, the ui don't know members had not completed in service training so the chief decided to punish them but the union leadership said they didn't have to attend the training and the lawyer who heard the case agreed. this is a portion of her conclusion. in the final analysis the responsibilities, chief kat leer lenear and others, failed to present legitimate grounds. it is fair to conclude that the predominant motive for the responsibilities' unprecedented and unilateral actions in its treatment of the union officials, that is to retaliate for their assertive activism on behalf of the fop and its members. in july of 2009, the ruling says the chief and two attorneys and a lieutenant decided to revoke the powers of baumann and the executive assistants and place them

paul wagner has more. paul?arned in the courtroom a couple of hours is davidson is from albania and she's

paul wagner has this story. >> reporter: on september 27th, 2002, d.c. police arrested as many as 400 people into pershing park. many of them protesting the policies of the world bank and vowed to shut the city down. leading up to and after the arrested, officers in a command post were documenting everything, in a running resume. it's standard procedure. but when lawyers like carl looked into the constitutionality of the arrest and asked for the documents, it was in where to be found. >> there is no explanation we can find for advancement. no innocent explanation can be found for its absence. and what advantage does it offer? well the information that we would expect to be in there or all of the details leading up to the mass arrest. >> reporter: he's been doinged for the search for the document which he believes has been destroyed along with critical radio transmissions. >> and when we discovered that and that took pain-staking analysis on radio runs to discover in fact there are substantial portions that are unaccounted for. now the district of columbi

paul wagner has more with the story. >> reporter: there was no trouble in adams morgan and police were ready for it. the uniformed officers stationed themselves around king emmanuel baptist church while tactical units patrolled the area, stopping anyone looking suspicious. since the family began receiving friends an hour and a half before the funeral, d.c. police kept an eye out for anyone bent on disturbing the peace and at least a dozen officers manned the blocks while plain clothes officers were free to roam and some people were stopped and questioned. as motorists played -- paid their respects, friends remember the man. >> i'm bubbling inside, you know, and that is a sick situation. he had so much promise and was a special guy. >> reporter: he was shot to death as he sat in the back seat of the suv, targeted, police say, by gang members out to settle a score. and the driver of the suv has been charged with carrying a pistol without a license. he fired back at the man attacking jamaal coats. brian weaver spoke at the service. >> and it was more of a celebration of life than -- and m

wagner on to strike out greg dobbs to end it. atlanta won it and lock up the n.l. wild card. giants beat the padres and with it eliminated san diego. posey hit his 18th homer of the season. giants won 3-0. they'll start the postseason against the braves on thursday. playoffs start on wednesday. the rays on the n.l. east will host the rangers. and in the national league the reds will play the phillies in philadelphia. speaking of phillies, donovan mcnabb returned to the city of brotherly love to a standing ovation. didn't take long for those cheers to turn to jeers. connecting for a touchdown in the first quarter the redskins were up 14-0. it simply got worse for the eagles. michael vick left the game with a chest injury. he was nailed at the goal line. he'll have an mri today. redskins won it 17-12. dramatic finish between the colts and jaguars. under a minute to play, peyton manning inside the 2. the 28. the last chance. it was a long shot. 59 yards out and he got it. longest field goal in franchise history won it for the giants. the giants got back on track with a win over

gregg wagner, the item is clarification of the process for adjusting the cigarette lighter abatementt. when this legislation was passed, it had a provision that would require the controller to adjust the feed based on data on recoverable expenses. in the original legislation they patted the controller to make those legislation's specific beginning in fiscal year 2011 and 2012. this amendment would allow the controller to make adjustments to move up the time line. sooner based on updated data. that is the primary change. i have a couple of amendments recommended by the city attorney that are not substantive which you have before you, but i am happy to read them into the record of that would be appropriate. the first is to add a section one untitled findings -- entitled findings, finding that the analysis of the sidewalk street litter conducted by mgm management inc. reveals that the audit found that cigarette butts and related packaging constitutes 22% of all such litter on san francisco sidewalks and street gutter's. and then there are adjustments to the section headings and sub- sec

wagner love missed an early penalty if it's a do do b. it went on to bag a brace tamasha netsuite completed the scoring lace on after eleven had come down to ten men. and is now russia's maria kirilenko is true to the semifinals of the crown and at the olympic stadium in moscow the number six seed in kazakh qualifier is every night d.s. registering a six one six two victory meanwhile he said trayvon of the failed to reach the last ball after the russian was not satisfy second seat as a rancorous bellary also in straight sets but will be another russian in the last for the spirit to show him that no doubt compadres and checkered tags in two sets six three seven six. one in the men's game the only russian left in the draw eagle creek since failed to advance into the semifinals of the russian qualify at last to denise histamine is back to stand in straight sets that a leg might need to go to screamin top of the k h l after winning five straight at h.t. cut bay though it was too late to the business going into the final period that both sides

i for it's clear the army men continued their red hot for mississippi they beat palermo three nil wagner love mr early penalty but say to do be a went on to brag a based brakes on tom daschle that's it they did the scoring later on after the had gone down to ten men. ten is now in russia's maria kirilenko history to the semifinals of the kremlin cup at the olympic stadium in moscow the number six seed eastern as that qualifier carina zarina d.s. x. six one six two victory meanwhile at the second i bought a fail to reach the last ball after the russians no time placed second seed victoria has a rank of valerie's to seven straight sets to more russians for tads and director sheva now covered in action vying for the second semifinal spot and its tool set while in the men's game the only russian left in the door and failed to advance into the semifinals was the russian qualifier just he didn't start with his pakistan in straight sets. in forward on championship leader margret webber of red bull has set the fastest time in practice sunday's you know group korean grand prix and drivers concern

story for ts to moscow in the group continuing their red bull in sicily no three no to stay told wagner a lot of mixed marriage penalty tax savings to buy when bryson thomas met sid completed the scoring late on down to ten men by then. not such good news though for to his girls basketball team they lost nearly gang seventy three points to eighty eight to limpia milan though there was something to celebrate at the start point guard told him becoming the first man to make two hundred euro league appearance is but the muscovites couldn't deal with the perimeter shooting of milan alexy picture of impressment twenty three points and page three of the debut gordon i talked to his skull with fifty point eighty eight seventy three finished a short home defeat to tears joy. you know we came here to win the game and i think you started it all with that attitude play a player hard. drought the whole game we kept up the turns are you happy. there's a tough place the one with the gold but the one. the founding yearly champions barcelona cruised to victory in that game an easy eighteen sixty six whe

paul wagner, fox 5 news. >> investigators say they don't believe the suspect had a weapon. he's in stable condition. police have not released his name but he's 35 years old from dr.. >>> we have a followup now on that bus -- from d.c. >>> we have a followup on that bus accident last week. the driver of the bus died of a heart attack causing the bus to plunge off a flyover ramp onto 270. passengers say something seemed wrong when the driver slumped over the steering wheel and the bus crashed. several people were hurt and are all expected to recover. >>> a recovery plan in place now for the ronald reagan building. it's infested with bedbugs. fortunately they are only in one office. the u.s. agency for international development. it's not clear how the bugs got there, but the u.s. aide issued a statement today that reads in part on friday efforts were launched to prevent the possible spread of these pests. the offices were inspected and any identified areas will be treated over the weekend and followup treatment will be provided as needed. >>> we're taking you inside the bedroo

. >> and paul wagner is live in northwest. >>> a 16-month-old girl survived being hit by an suv in aspen hill the had -- hill this morning and that happened this morning. 36-year-old kaylee visiting from pennsylvania was pushing her daughter who is in a stroller across the busy roadway. when officers arrived, they did everything they could to keep the baby alive. >> after a few seconds, we got a pulse back and continued cpr. >> the toddler is expected to be okay and the driver stayed on the scene. it appears that show had the right-of-way. >>> the mother of the slain washington intern chandra levy will be able to attend the entire trial of her daughter's accused killer. and a judge ruled that attorneys can cross-examine her if they feel her testimony was tainted by listening to the provide -- proceedings. she disappeared in 2001 and her body was found a year later in rock creek park and the defendant pleaded not guilty. >>> a man is found death inside his home. officers say it appears the 61- year-old yon died from trauma. matt ackland and is in the newsroom with more on this. >> reporte

paul wagner joins us in studio with more on what we can expect. good morning. >> good morning, allison. >> you are intimately connected with this story. >> very much so. >> and now nine years later we see this case going to trial. what happens today? >> today we'll see the opening statement and we'll see what the defense is going to be. there's been hints of what the defense is going to be but we'll see the prosecution lay out their case and then the defense will lake out their case and the prosecution will put their witnesses on the stand and see where they are going with this. this is a circumstantial case. jurors these days love to see hard evident and see the dna and the fingerprints and the fibers and anything else you can give to them. there is none of that here. this is entirely circumstantial. and perhaps the most damming testimony is what is called a prior bad act and that's the two attacks in rock creek park around the time that chandra disappeared. they're similar to the way chandra was killed and the prosecution will put on some of tha

it wasn't until a quarter of an hour from the end though that could afford to feel somewhat safe wagner love without effort for great goal the icing on the cake then came from keisuke honda in stoppage time to email the final score leaving saskia thirty eight points off the lead with eight games to go. elsewhere rivals dean ahmar no into the top half of the table following out for an elf rushing a visiting all in front of the russian dick advocaat the home side getting off the mark from the spot having karami earning uncomforting himself eight minutes from the break. i didn't wait around to double their advantage leandra fernanda is blasting home just three minutes later. a gruff chesnuts gets bangor maine on the act late in the second half with this free kick things came full circle in stoppage time were awarded another. rounding off the side of the fur for. a rise to eight. on top of the great day for the most. moving to the top four following a hard earned win over. the decisive moment coming twenty minutes from the break off the finishing. of the relegation zone for. the visitors in

giants down to their final out but without billy wagner the braves couldn't finish it.ubrey huff's liner falls within hayward. beating the throw and the game is tied. next up buster posey. hit the ground. right through the legs of conrad. his third error of the game. a bill buckner moment. they take a 2-1 series leading. they hung on. >> why is it that you have these very close games? >> i will answer that. i speak better english. >> okay. >> it just seems like every game, all the way through san diego to get in, everything is so stressful. sit alt home for nine years and watching the playoffs. it is never over until it is over. that's exactly where the torture comes from. it is never easy. >> another chance to eliminate the rays. tampa bay up 3-0. evan longorria. forcing a game 5. so much for home field advantage. the road team has now won all four games. nfl now and raiders opened up their division play against the chargers. oakland was trying to snap a 13- game losing streak against san diego. commissioner roger godell on hand to witness another blacked out game. the

wagner love missed an early penalty it's a dubious went on to bag a brace against tamasha nets it completed the scoring late on after the lead had come down to ten men. and it's now and russia's maria kirilenko is through to the semifinals of the kremlin cup at the olympic stadium in moscow the number six seed in the house that qualifier is every night vs registering a six one six two victory meanwhile in the second on of the failed to reach the last ball after the russians was knocked out by second seed as a rancorous bellerive also in straight sets but will be another russian in the last for the spirit to show them that knocked out a compact with and check the tags in two sets six three seven six. one in the men's game the only russian left in the draw eagle creek since failed to advance into the semifinals of the russian qualify at last to denise history in respect to star in straight sets. in formula one championship leader mark webber of red bull has set the fastest time in practice for sunday's inaugural korean grand prix amid drivers concerns about the new track a young gun drive is

points clear the only man continues their red hot form in sicily where they beat palermo three male wagner love missed an early penalty it's a dubious went on to bag a brace against thomas netsuite completing the scoring late on after eleven had come down to ten men. and is now russia's maria kirilenko is through to the semifinals of the kremlin cup at the olympic stadium in moscow the number six seed in the us has that qualifier zarina i.d.'s registering a six one six two victory meanwhile in the second a bonobo failed to reach the last four after the russian was knocked out by second seed victoria as a rancorous bellerive also in straight sets but it will be another russian in the last for the spirit to show them that knocked out a compact with ana chakra tags in two sets six three seven six. one of the men's game the only russian left in the draw eagle creek since failed to advance into the semifinals with the russian qualifier at last to denise histamine is back to star in straight sets. in formula one championship leader mark webber of red bull has set the fastest time in practice for

. >> that was danielle wagner reporting. that is an adorable story.ou love those ones. >>> more rain on the way. tomorrow we're talking several inches. >> we need it, it's time. >> we're starting a la nina event. that typically means more rain and cooler weather for the winter. we'll start off live in san francisco, to the north we had 1.31 inches of rain in santa rosa, st. helena about an inch, .75 in petaluma. next shot as we head out to the east side of the bay over oakland. .07 inches of rain. over the south end of the bay, san jose, a look at the raind p raindrops on here, atesim it's been heavy. we've ed esactr amounts to about a tenth in the south end of the bay. here's the radar over the past one hour. it's lit up, green everywhere, all over tac bay area. we talked about getting everything ready for tomorrow. a lot of rain coming through, those darker shades of green, you see through santa rosa, the heavier rain coming down. any time we get into the yellows, that's going to be a heavy downpour. 101 between clover dale and petaluma. .63 inches

without billy wagner, the braves couldn't finish it. liner falls in front of heyward. he beats the throw, and the game is tied. next up posey. grounder right through the legs of conrad. his third error of the game. the giants are back on top. a bill buckner moment for conrad. the giants hang on 3-# and take a 2-1 series lead. >> reporter: why is it the case that you guys have all of these very close games? >> i speak better english, i'll answer it. it just seems like every game, even all the way through san diego to get in, everything is so stressful, you know, i mean, sit at home for nine years watching these playoffs and watching stuff happen. it's never over until it's over, and we battle, and that's exactly what the torture comes from. it's just never easy. >> reporter: ron washington and the rangers with another chance to eliminate the rays. 5th inning, tampa bay up 3-07. evan longoria crushes a three- run homer. rays win to even the series and force a game five. so much for home field advantage. the road team has now won all four games. >>> to the nfl, raiders an

billy wagner struck out dobbs. they lock out the n.l.ild card. >>> giants beat the padres and eliminated san diego. posey hit a home run and they'll start the postseason against the braves thursday. playoffs start wednesday. rays won the a.l. east and host the rangers. in the national league the reds will play the phillys in philadelphia. >>> donovan mcnabb returned to the city of brotherly love to a standing ovation. connected with cooley for a touchdown and redskins were up. michael vick left with a chest injury. he'll have an mri today. redskins won it 17-12. >>> the colts and jaguars. peyton manning found austin collie to tie it at 28. the jags, a last chance. it was a long shot and josh scobee, 59 yards out and he got it. longest field goal in franchise history won it for the jags, 31-28. the giants got back on track with a win over the bears and ahmad bradshaw, 129 yards on the ground and giants won it 17-3. >>> football is a contact sport. so is sideline reporting. that is michelle turner and look out turner who also works for knb

>> paul wagner live for us tonight. >>> and two women are in critical after trying to get away from a police officer. it happened around 2 this morning in riverdale park. the officer tried to approach the women at a shopping center on kennelworth avenue after report of suspicious activity in the area and that car sped off and crashed. >>> a police academy instructor is accused of helping recruits with the final exams. and he's no longer in the classroom. he was moved to a different job. it's believed that the recruits cheated on the test. the problem was the instructor saying he gave some students perfect scores on test because he was too lazy to write down the actual grades. he denies wrong doing and police are investigating. >>> maryland's governor and former governor went toe-to-toe today in the first televised event, the economy, crime and finger pointing. tom fitzgerald was there and start with the economy? >> reporter: this is one where ehrlich came out firing right out of the gate and blasted the o'malley administration saying they have been unfriendly to business and for his p

john wagner and lavell amir writ will stand trial for his murder. they demanded cash from him and stabbed him in the chest. >>> jurors in the trial of three men accused of killing former baltimore city councilman tim harris could not reach an agreement on the most serious charges of murder. the jurors told the judge they had been unable to agree on charges of first and second degree murder against gary collins jerome williams and charles mcgain he. the judge told the jurors to try again. they face counts on more than 2 dozen crimes corrected to the robbery and murder at the new haven lounge in september of 2008. >>> we got some good news for maryland schools. the state's graduation rate has gone up and the drop out rate has dropped. school superintendent says results show very few students have been prevented from graduates because of high school assessment requirements. in baltimore nearly 1500 fewer students dropped out of the hs last year than in 2007 cutting the district's drop out rate by more than half in the past three years to just 4%. >>> n

see the post of wagner law was unable to match on the rebound so male male the second match and the did moscow. so with around a month to go it still is a meets crown to lose the bid is one side with the game in hand on the green and a half and the lead by six points over all the reigning champions themselves in a precarious position sitting just one point ahead of says scott the good news for the contenders though is that the needs must play both ravine and say scott the championship run in. let's move across europe now and to england fast well still have that place in the carling cup last aids began as taking care of business against newcastle on wednesday night's goal number one was a jumbled affair of theo walcott's who went to isn't cleared with any real conviction boom finds its way into the six yard box and bam we need a close up to see just how arsenal secured the lead ryan taylor's attempted clearance crossing the line by the head of goalkeeper team crowe the comedy of errors continued in the second half woke at getting a massive benefit of doubt out to his teammate because the

the two people accused of stabbing and killing him john wagner and ladevelopa merit will stand trial in late january. family and friends and administrators will remember him a slide show will begin at 3:45 and services beginning at 4 p.m. in the school of medicine's turner auditor jump on the east baltimore campus. now in june of 2009, he joined johns hopkins as lab technician and promoted a year lateer to the position of research technologist. memorial scholarship fund has been established at the school of medicine. and you can send contributions to the fund school of medicine development and alumni relations office at 100 north charles street suite 21 baltimore maryland 21201. and following this memorial, a reception will be held for stephen. reporting live in east baltimore sherrie johnson. >>> the lawsuits are stacking up against st. joseph medical center. now what they are trying to do is coming up with a class action lawsuit. more than 100 patients who received unnecessary extents are looking to had have their day in court. >> there's a number of people in this 101 people that

and some of the wildest claims with msnbc's analyst, richard wolffe, and politicsdaily.com's alex wagner. thank you both for joining us. let's take a look right now at this one. this is christine o'donnell playing defense. her second tv ad a bit of biography here in her senate bid. let's listen. >> i didn't go to yale. i didn't inherit millions like my opponent. i'm you. i know how tough it is to make and keep a dollar. when some try to push me out of this race, they saw what i was made of and so will the senate if they try to increase our taxes one more dime. i'm christine o'donnell and i approve this message. i'm you. >> well, alex, do you feel like she's a sister in america there? i guess if you didn't go to yale and if you didn't inherit a million. there have she's us? >> i did not actually in fact go to yale, although i have to say i found it interesting that the person who has led voters to believe that she went to oxford university and princeton university and claremont is now talking a big game about being salt of the earth and not having gone to yale. you know, look, gop and --

last night on "hard ball" chris matthews asked politicsdaily.com correspondent alex wagner for her reaction to the president's efforts to stir up the youth vote. >> i was looking back through some of the old 2008 presidential campaign messages he had out there, it was really poetry in motion. the language, the rhetoric, the sense of soaring possibility. and, you know, he's trying to gin up the youth base at this point, there's a dirth of that to say the least. the mtv town hall today was long on legislative accomplishments that the president has succeeded in winning in the last 20 months, but short on enthusiasm and definitely short on that momentum and that enthusiasm he had as a candidate in '08. >> what were the crowds like? i'm not sure you answered that question fully. were the crowds enthusiastic or just supportive in a polite way? how would you describe their reaction. >> mtv apparently did a casting call to get the folks they had in the audience today. these were well-rehearsed questions. they went to questions on health care, immigration, the economy. they had rehearsed answers fro

fox 5's paul wagner has more from today's proceedings where former d.c. police chief charles ramsey, remember him? took the stand. >> reporter: lawyers representing the people who were unlawfully arrested in the park that day suspect this key document that's missing called the running resume which would have contained specific details on events and arrests has been deliberately destroyed. witnesses have testified about seeing it on a screen inside the police department's command post, but never in a hard copy. on tuesday doug jones, the officer in charge of the document back in 2002, told the court he created an electronic file and printed 12 copies to be distributed to the command staff. others have testified it was standard procedure to print copies, but on the stand today commissioner ramsey said if he needed to see a running resume, he would look in his computer. on the advice of his counsel ramsey would not answer questions outside. >> in general with a proceeding pending i generally don't like to have our clients get into discussing matters. he is f

minutes after the break see do dubious brought on the ever islands a go ahead misses the penalty and wagner love the sinner and then will the end up cisco still in with a title shot but they need to start winning very soon. so with the run a month to go it still is and trying to use this in petersburg side with a game in hand. on the lead by six points the reading champions themselves in a curious position sitting just one point ahead of the good news for neutrals is that's a neat play both rubin and c.s. in the championship run in all very much to play for. let's move across europe for a midweek football date starting in england who are still have booked their place in the carling cup last ate the gunners taking care of business against newcastle goal number one when it was a jumble the fir field walcott's corner isn't cleared with any real conviction the ball finds its way into the newcastle six yard box and then we need a close up to see just how arsenal secured the lead ryan tiller's attempted clearance crossing the line via the head of magpies for through the comedy of errors continued

the two people accused of stabbing and killing him jon wagner and lavella merit will stand trial in january a slide show presentation will begin at 3:45 and the service will begin at 4 p.m. in the school of medicine turner auditorium on the east baltimore campus. in june, 2009, he joined johns hopkins as lab technician and promoted a year later to research technology. the memorial scholarship fund has been established at the school of medicine and you can send contributions to the memorial scholarship fund school of medicine development and alumni relation office at 100 north charles street, suite 21 baltimore maryland 21201. asth reception will be held after the memorial service. reporting live from east baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> 6:32a tennessee family says they lost their pets and home and everything in a fire because firefighters refused to put it out. instead, they actually watched it burn. it is story that's stunning the community and turns out that the family didn't pay a $75 protection fee. for the rural home. it was only when a neighbor field caught on fire that the

billy wagner out for the season with a torn oblique and freddy san chez was hit by a pitch. >> we will more on sunday. let's slow you the san jose sharks. opened up their season. newly appointed captain joe thorton scored a goal in the sharks 2010 season opener in sweden. game winner. sharks beat the blue jackets 3- 2 and the two teams will play again tomorrow. this series is tied at one game a piece. they will go to atlanta for game 3 on s,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all righty. >> a lot going on this weekend. >> if you're in town for fleet week. welcome. love to have you here. spend some money. watch david letterman in your hotel room right now. >> might get a recipe out of the ,,,,,,,,,,,,

billy wagner out for the season with a torn oblique and freddy san chez was hit by a pitch. >> we willd out more on sunday. let's slow you the san jose sharks. opened up their season. newly appointed captain joe thorton scored a goal in the sharks 2010 season opener in sweden. game winner. sharks beat the blue jackets 3- 2 and the two teams will play again tomorrow. this series is tied at one game a piece. they will go to atlanta for game 3 on sunday. we will be back in a moment. ,, as governor, he balanced budgets without raising taxes. and california created 1.9 million jobs. as attorney general, jerry brown took on wall street banks, mortgage scammers and public officials stealing from taxpayers. at this stage in his life, jerry brown has the independence to make the tough decisions california needs. as governor i'll cap government salaries and pensions. on the budget, we have to face reality. make do with what we have. and no taxes without voter approval. jerry brown, knowledge and know-how we can trust. a land of natural beauty and economic opportunity. at bank of america, we live