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gray posed a threat. (gregory lattimer- gray family attorney)"it is very painful for them and more painful becauseethere has been no showing.. of sympathy or regret or remorse for the 3 death of their child and that is unfortunate" unfortunate" in closing arguments the ddfense pttorney told jurors... there is no evidence the taser shocks aused grays death... the autopsy report lists the cause of deatt as undetermined. torres was found not ácriminallyá responsible... in gray's death. the presidenn hits the road today... just a day after delivering his state of the union address. address.(("the state of our union is getting stronger. and we've come too far to turn backknow.")) noww"))president obama heads to iowa... as part of a five- statt tour to reittrate what he said during his speeeh last night.in that address... the president saiddhe wants action from congress.... and called on leaderr from both parties to support his plan for fixing the economy. "send me these tax reforms and i will sign them right a

gray posed a threat.gregory lattimer- gray family atttrney)"it is very painful for them and more painful because there has been no showing.. of sympathy or regret or remorse for the death of their child and that is unfortunate" unfortunate" in closing arguments the defense attorney told jurors... there is no eviddncc the taser shocks caused grays death... the autopsy report lists the cause of death as undetermined. torres was found noo ácriminallyá responsible... in gray's ddath. 3 3 money generated froo the nnw alcohol tax... is going to a good cause. governor o'malley's 2013 fiscal budget includes 64 million dollars for hhalthcare programs.that's much more than the 15 million in this year's budget.lawmakers directee the rest of the proceeds to school construction... advocates say... the new budget will help more marylanders. (demarco) "providing health care for lower income people, helping people with providing funding for rug and alcohol abuse treatment prevention, heleping people with mental health pr

the vehicle taken today, a gray ford expedition with maryland tags, has still not been recovered. if you know who that man is or recognize the man in that picture, call 911. >>> investigators charged a man for leaving a baby girl alone at the occupy camp. and they heard the baby crying. she was wear a onesy and mittens. one of the demonstrators gave the girl her hat. they called park police to turn the child over to services. the man charge said identified himself as the girl's father. police say he's not part of the protest. >>> new hampshire who? tonight, all six republican candidates are in south carolina, fresh off of the heels of last night's big win for mitt romney. south carolina might be the last straw for a lot of candidates. maybe the whole gop race. tom it firmed-- fit gerald is following this -- tom fitzgerald has more. >> reporter: most of the debate in iowa and new hampshire settled around the economic issues and that is about to shift in a big way. south carolina is the heart of conservative republicans who wore a hard line on issues. the entire campaign now is abou

gray posed a threat. (gregory lattimer- gray family attorney)"it is very painful for them and morr painful because there has been no showing.. of sympathy or regret or remorse for the death of their child and that is unfortunate" unffrtuuate" in closing arguments the efense there s no evidence the taser shocks caused grays death... the autopsy report lists the cause of death as undetermined. torres was found not ácriminallyá responsible... in gray's death. 3 3 the governor receives support in his efforts to legalize same sex marriage in maryland. maryland.gay rights supporters gathered aa his mansion in annapolis.governor o'malley invited advocates who say they believe the bill will be enacted this year.o'malley says this bill includes more safeguards to protect religious organizations from being sued... if they don't recognize same-sex marriage. (fields) "beinn able to be married would be paramoont to both of us because we would version of the american dream." dream." a similar bill passed the state sena

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the target, mayor convincent gray and city council chairman kwame brown.he man behind the recall campaign made it official wednesday with the board of elections. fox 5's karen gray houston has the story. >> reporter: the web site calls on d.c. residents to take back their government and even fee tears rap song posted last summer halfway into vince gray's first year as mayor. gray had barely settled into his new digs when he had to face down troubling allegations, why stop staffers were being paid above the calorie cap, why some of their children got city jobs. did his campaign pay suleiman brown to bash adrian fenty and reward brown way job and that messy scandal involving the council chairman's suv. >> local government is just getting out of hand. >> reporter: frederick butler has launched a recall. he has set his sight on gray and kwame brown. >> we need to hold them accountable, hold their feet for the fire. >> butler's web site had called for the recall of harry thomas. thomas took himself out for stealing city funds. >> if this gentleman who said i ha

mayor vincent gray has a message for occupy d.c. protesters. >> get out. we'll tell you why he wants one high profile camp site gone and why he could have a difficult time making that happen. >> fox 5 morning news continues right now. >>> it is friday, january 13. there is aa live look at the -- there's a live look at the u.s. capitol. a cold day. good morning, everybody. i'm tony perkins in for steve chenevey. >> i'm audrey barnes. tucker barnes is here with weather. wind, rain, we've got it all. >> we don't often get barnes and barnes. >> pretty cool. >> you mentioned wind, rain, a little bit of snow off to the north and west. generally the theme will be cold and blustery. our winds will gust 50 miles per hour north and west of the city where we have a wind advisory. that will be the big story today. let's look at vipor. we're looking at the leftover rain showers. this was the cold front that came through during the overnight hours and i promise you will notice a change in weather conditions as our temperatures are tumbling and the winds have really pick

because he thought gray posed a threat. gray's parents are now suing for 145-million dollars. formal arraiinment is set ttoay... for the accuseddwhite house shooter.the suspect... oscar ortega-hernandez... is charged with firing a rifle at thh white house back in november... in an attempt to assassinate the president.he was arrested five days later in indiana, pennsylvania, and has been jailed ever since. he's expected to enter a not-guilty plea at today's arraignmentt a maryland lawmaker wants to publicly embarrass people....who are found guilty of aniial abuse. state senator ronald young is introducing a bill... that would create an animal abuse registry.it's called heidi's law... named after a golden retriever that was shot and killed earlier this month in middletown. just like a sex offender registry... the registry would display the names and addresses of those who are found guilty of animall abuse in the state of maryland. :53 young: "i hope it might stop somebody from doing it but if ittdoesn't doothat at least peopleewill know who and where they arr." are." senator you

mayor vincent gray is asking park police to remove the protesters. john gonzalez is in northwest to tell us why. >> good morning. we were the first report last week about a woman camping gear and forced to sleep outside of dissent because -- outside of the tent because of a rat infestation. mayor vincent gray has called on the national park service to take action and removed occupy dc protesters from mcpherson square citing health issues and rats. he suggested relocating those protesters to freedom plaza. both of them are on park service land. >> we did not bring the rats with us. >> vincent gray claims that the people are risking hypothermia. >> it's almost like they want the racts here. >> some say the park service is on the making excuses. the city is trying its best to protect the health welfare, and safety of people in and around. the national park service has so far been more interested in making excuses than protecting the public. that was a comment from representative darrell issa. reporting live, john gonzalez abc 7 news. >> the mayor vincen

because he thought gray posed a threat. gray's parentssare now seeking 145-million dollars in the lawsuit. a funeral will be held tomorrow... for longtime penn state coach, joe paterno. paterno. pateeno will be buried inna private family service... with a public memorial service to follow on thursday.his legendary career alleged child sexual abuse by - sunday at the age of 85. meanwhile... all things joe paterno are selling out fast at enn state.retail storess near campus are having a hard time keeping paterno merchandise on the racks. paterno... who spent 61 years coaching the nittany lions as an assistant then head coach... won more games than football history. 3a new ruling by the supreme court... saas police need warrants to place g-p-s trackers on suspects' vehicles. the decision sttms from a case pnvolving annalleged drug kingpin... who was convicted after f-b-i agents tracked hhs whereabouts on public roads for almost a month.the high pourt says using a g-pps to monitor a vehicle's movement violates the ourth amendme

gray ended uppdead.ding to the scene of a reportedd street fight at the time: (witness:chuck kahiga)"no body was fighting weewaa standing arouud talking" the sheriffs department has sheriff)"he made a decision to - use an appropriate use of force and he madd thht deccsion and now were here guess thata grann jury found &pno cciminal wrongdoing with deputy torres actions.. but grays family filed the civil and hope if they in.. it the future.. all officers will realize.. thhy will l thiik 3th laatimer- gray ffmily attorney)"iitis verr painful for them and more painful because there has been no showing.. of ssmpathy or regret or remorse for the death of their child and that is unfootunate" while a federal jury deliberates: felt" the deputy defends his actions while the jury deliberates. in dt balt kc fox 45 nees at 10 in closing arguments, the defenne attorney told jurors... there is no evidence the taser shocks caused gray's death... deliberations will continue tooorroo morning. new... developments.../ in..

. >>> a former sheriff's deputy is not liable in the death of gray. a jury ruled in favor of the county. >> the 20-year-old gray died after the deputy shocked him with a stun gun as he laid motionless face down on the ground. gray's family alleges the deputy used excessive force and sought $145 million but as scott broom reports, they only walked away with tears and disappointment. >> when i have to go to my son's burial plot -- >> reporter: tanya is gray's mother. >> he's not the first person to die, lee be the last person to die from a taser. until they get it straight, you're going see more families here. >> jerrell gray died four years ago after being jolted twice by the taser, a former county deputy corporal rudy torres who was responding to a report of a fight. gray was tased a second time while he was lying face down on the ground because he did not respond to commands to show his hands. it turned out he was already unconscious. >> i think it has to be remembered this is a tragedy. >> reporter: former corporal torrez says the incident ways heav

mayor vincent gray called on the national park service to kick out the protesters.ction notice and why it does not necessarily mean the end for the movement. >> good morning. it appears the rat problem has intensified since the protesters moved into mcpherson square in october. the mayor has called on the national park service to essentially removed all the protesters, citing rat infestation and other health issues at the tissues. he suggested relocating the protesters perhaps to freedom plaza, where a separate group has been camping out for months. both sites are owned by the park service. but the park service has said that these folks have a right to protest and have a four-month protest, so this could continue. california representative darrell issa is asking the park service to justify why the protesters have been allowed to camp at mcpherson square, claiming they are only making excuses. he put out a statement saying the city is trying its best to protect the health, welfare, and safety of people in and around the campsite and in this situation the national par

vincent gray calling on the national park service to move the protesters john gonzalez. has been following this story. he is live in north west where it could be the end of. the line for the of >> after months of clashes between police and protesters it appears ratdss could put an end to the encampment. the mayor is worried the protesters are risking disease and hypothermia. he wants the test to move in even though the park service says the protesters have every right to be here. d.c. has a major rat problem and that is no secret. the occupy dc protesters have been camping gear. vincent gray is calling on the national park service to take action and remove the protesters. >> welcome to pc >> candy bar wrappers, scraps of food, and muddy water. some say it is no different than anywhere else in the city. >> there's a park next door with the same problem. they migrate under the streets. >> and this demonstrator recently woke up face to face with a large menacing rat after leaving sandwiches in his tent. >> it was coming in the same way people come in. when i will cuoke, it

gray day. we'll see cloudy skies. right now around town, 34 in manassas. 29 in la plata. 36 in downtown. lower 30s for frederick. it looks like we'll see temperatures be cold today again, morning sleet and some freezing rain overnight into the early saturday morning hours. the roads will get slick for a lot of places. so, please be careful saturday around 40 degrees. here's monika with your traffic. >> good morning, good morning, everyone. we'll start off with a live look from sky 9 on the southbound side of 270 at i-370 here. you can see a bit of volume but really no big deal early this friday morning. things are looking great from frederick down to the point where the lanes divide. over to the maps, the beltway is fine around town. incident-free. we're looking good. we'll zoom into the west side of town and first of all, show what you it looks like on 66 and the dulles toll road, everything is fine. on the trains, metro, marc, vre, everything is running on time. tonight from 10:00 p.m. through sunday between bethesd

see it for the areas here shaded in the gray. carroll county, frederick and seeing points westward of. that everywhere else not bad. there is patchy fog throughout the morning. take it easy, relative humidity, 100%. the air is staff is saturated and moist. over to angela with traffic. >>> good morning, the roads are okay despite the fog, that is what we will deal with as you head out for the drive. extra caution, especially on the bridges. we started with an overnight accident, i-95, fort mc henry tunnel. here is a live look at, i-83, things are looking great. crews taking up two lanes, dense fog advisory, be careful on the bridges. >>> well in to the tonight, president barack obama is working with staffers putting the finishing touches on tonight's state of the union address and with a preview of where to watch the speech. >>> we have learned supporters here in maryland will hold watch parties across the state. one will be at zealous pizza at 8:30 tonight. this is the last state of the union address. chance to take back the spot

that is a gray 2005 ford expedition. it has maryland tags. 4ae7450. if you see this suv or recognize this picture at all. call crime solvers or the montgomery county police. >>> the u.s. park police charged a father with child cruelty after he left his 13 month old baby alone down at the occupy d.c. protest at mcpherson square. little girl was found all by herself at a tent this morning. they believe she had been there for at least a half hour. dc fire and ems checked her out. she's fine, and now she's in the custody of social services. >>> some surprise talk of taxes from governor martin o'malley that marked the beginning of the general assembly. once again, maryland is facing a billion dollar deficit, but nobody expected the governor to hike the sales tax for the second time in four years. >> i'm scott broom in annapolis for the opening of the 2012 session of the general assembly where today governor martin o'malley here in maryland surprised everyone by floating the idea of a penny sales tax increase. >> in an address to opening day of the maryland

gray died two hours after he was tased. case has raised many questions about the use of stun guns by exist.">the attorney reeresenting the sheriffs deputy claims he properly followed his training... and did not know gray was unarmed at the time. hopefully, you've already gotten in your wikipedia searches.if not, you're going to have to wait unttl tomorrrw. as tommy andres reports... the website and several others have gone black to protest two anti-piracy bills. bills. --reporter pkg-as follows -- for the rest of the day, wikipedia will look like this. the online encyclopedia went black to protest anti-piracy legislation that is up for debate in congress.two bills known as sopa and pipa target overseas sites -- like the pirate bay -- that allow users to share illegal downloads of movies, music and other digital content."these rogue sites are hurting american jobss stealing american jobs. they're harming american consumers and they have no business being o

silver gray, white. >> both of them have dark hair. is it harder if you're a blonde going gray?s pigmented. it's not that hard. >> we have judy. let's take a look at the before picture. she looks absolutely lovely. i think the only thing that is missing, lip stick or something? >> exactly. you have to change your makeup a little bit when you do go gray. >> why? >> you tend to look washed out because the white or the gray around your face sort of gives you that washed outlook. so it's really important to do your makeup correctly. one of the key things is brows. usually when your hair is growing gray your brows are going gray also. >> right. >> you want to pencil them in. don't make them dark brown or really severe. >> do you make them the color of your natural color hair? >> usually a taupe color half way between gray and brown looks good on anybody. we used sonia taupe brow pencil and then if you see here we have a selection of makeup products. you don't want beiges and browns and taupes. >> corals there. >> you want coral, apricot, rose, those kind of colors that bring life bac

mayor's vincent gray's letter. he wants them to evict occupy protesters from mcpherson square because of a rat infestation in their tent city. once the occupy protests are move out crews can go in and get rid of the rat infestation and restore the park. in the meantime the mayor suggests protesters move to the other camp at freedom plaza. >>> fox 5 monitoring metro and we're not the only ones. today d.c. mayor vincent gray, virginia governor bob mcdonnell and maryland governor martin o'malley met with metro's ceo and board chair to talk about safety. they're pleased with the improvements made so far but realize more needs to be done. mayor gray asked ceo richard sarles what changes have already happened. >> i asked him a question what two or 3 factors he could cite. he talked about a change in culture within metro, a change in the structure of how they address safety and adding more staff, more resources to the safety department and also the process by which they look at safety features within metro. >> last year t

. - vincent gray, martin o' malley y bob mcdonald se reunieron en la alcaldía de washington para hablar un año después de que richard tomará el puesto como gerente de la empresa de transporte. >> reportera: luego de una reunión a puertas cerradas con el gerente del metro, el alcalde de washington y los gobernadores de maryland y virginia se mostraron satisfechos con el progreso que la empresa de trasporte ha logrado en el último año. >> fue alentador escuchar sobre las mejoras de seguridad dirigidas por el gerente y su equipo. >> reportera: los funcionarios elogiaron la labor del hombre que desde el año pasado lleva las riendas de la empresa y quien ha contribuido a varios cambios que han tenido buenos resultados. >> la buena noticia es que el año pasado no tuvimos víctimas mortales, las lesiones se han reducido, el crimen violento ha bajado en 19%, hay más comunicación los empleados rinden cuentas por sus acciones. >> reportera: la aprobación llega a tan sólo unos días de que saliera a la luz pública videos que revelan claramente los peligros a los que los usuarios del sistema de trans

gray waa drunk at the time....ording to authorities, he refused to comply with the deputies orders to stop fighting and show his hands.gray died two hours after the taser incident. the ase has raised many questions regarding the use of stun guns by police. criminology experts say although it's rare... tasers can kill... and therefore, should only be used in extreme cases. 09:51:11 "police departments continue to tain... more training is necessary."melinda:although it's believed gray did not have any pre-existing heart conditions.... family members say gray is also hearing impaired... anddit's possible he didn't hear the officers commands.but that information will not be part of the trial. testimony is expected to last through the end of the week. melinda roeder... fox 45 news late edition so far, no one can explain how forty animall turned up dead inside a columbia townhome. townhome. authorities were called to the glen shire townhomes yesterday where they discovered forty dead animals including birds, cats, rabbit

because he thought gray posed a threat. gray's parents are now suing for 145-million dollars. a maryland lawmaker wants people... who are found guilty of animal abuse. state senator ronald young is introducing a bill... that would create an animal abuse registry.it's called heidi's law... named after a golden retriever that was shot and middletown. just like a - sex offender registry... the registry wwuld display the names and addresses of those who aae found guilty of animal abuue in the state of maayland. president obamm will deliver his last state of the union address tonight before he's up for re-election. &pelection.the president's address will focus on the &peconomm and job cceation. indiana governor mitch daniels will deliver the the republican response to the president's address.former cain... will give the tea partt response.we can also congresswoman gabrielle the address before she steps down this week. baltimmre makes the list... when it comes to america's árudestá cities. cities.that's right... travel and leisure magazine readers have ranked us number 9 on the list

i don't see gray hair. >> well, she's got a little gray hair right up here in the front.t there. but, again, this is about giving you great face so you don't notice all the gray going on. >> what do we do? >> the number one secret is blush. that's my number one secret to looking ten years younger. a great pop of blush on the apples of the cheeks lifts the face, makes you look fresher. another thing is transluscent powder is the enemy. it makes you look dry, ashy and brings out the gray. use something like my face defender which is the first ever in the world clear powder. it sets your makeup but you don't get the ashy transluscent powder. >> i love that you are focused on the face. i thought you would have something for the hair. >> no, baby. it's all about the beautiful face. >> moving on. we have joyce with braces. >> she's working the braces, honey. this is my thing. yes, we're going to distract by showing you a great-looking eye. truthfully, if you have braces, honey, own it. >> you do because you're probably still paying for them. what do you do? >> number one, it's

gray will travel to new york on thursday to make that pitch. and gray says it will be ill advised for voters to seek a petition to recall him from office. he says his administration is making progress in several critical areas. he also says a citywide special election would be very expensive. political actionist frederick butler filed a notice to recall gray and d.c. council chair kwame brown. 45,000 signatures are needed to trigger a recall election. >>> a forecast lawmaker upset over a bill requiring an ultrasound before getting an abortion is now going after men and erectile dysfunction pills. senator howl ell wants men to g exams before getting the prescription. the abortion bill before the general assembly is expected to pass. >>> bruce springsteen and the estreet band are coming to d.c. on the 1st of april. a lot of fans are outraged now. tickets went on sale on saturday morning and sold out within minutes. if you're still determined to go, be ready to pay up on craigslist. tickets that originally started at $71 now range from $220 to $90

soon they were throwing their seeds every which way and when the whole orchard changed into a dry, gray waste, humbaba, his mind like stone, shouted his horrible cry of fire and burned all that gray and yellow, birds of all kinds were flying away with ashes in their beaks which humbaba couldn't oversee any more or ever set on fire. then, grandfather ended his day and continued closing his big thick yellow book, turning to his grandsons and daughters and anding them a big red bud, then bidding them good night and laying his head on his yawning book, he glances solemnly at the full moon in the core of the sky, his eyelids blinking once, searching for that big, silvery rose. the next reader is dima shahabi >> i'd like to move on with an iraqi poet, one of the most prominent and brilliant poets of her time recently passed away in cairo, in june, actually. she was not only a poet, she was luminous and free-thinking pioneer in establishing the theory of what has come to be known as free verse in arabic poetry. in addition to her extensive laments on oppression of women and melancholy. she lef

gray was pronounced dead.eputy used excessive force with their son. two witnesses -- friends of gray -... are expeeted to testify about gray's brhavior... and the events leadiig up to the incident. testimony that could prove critical in federal court. gray's parents are seeking 145 million dollaas in a suit that alleges wrongful death."it's been a long road and some people say it's about the money, but they don't see what we're going through as far as said they will argue the se has deputies who responded to the fight.... followed training. "they were doing what they law permits to do and what was necessary under the circumstances they were in at the time."meanwhile... some experts in criminology think this case.... could lead to changes in policy... and training... to help authorities determine áwhená it's wiss to use a taser.... or another technique.09:51:11 "police departments continue to tain... more training is necessary..melinda roeder.... fox 45 news at ten. 3 loved-ones...// say....// gray.../ is... ls

mayor vincent gray says the occupy d.c. camp at mcpherson square is a health hazard and has increased the rat population. he wants the protesters evicted and moved to the freedom plaza protest. the national park service says there are no plans to do that. >>> police say this home invasion suspect may have struck again. they're looking into whether he is responsible for a home invasion and assault in temple hills this morning. he has already been identified as a suspect in the home invasion in bethesda earlier this week. we'll have more in a live report coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> four candidates who sued virginia to get on the ballot for the gop nomination for president lost their case. rick perry, rick santorum,ewt gingrich, jon huntsman say the law allowing only virginia residents to collect signatures is not constitutional but a federal judge ruled that the challengers have a point about the law but they waited too long to challenge it. fast forward to our chilly weather. >>> a little chilly. the winds starting to die

karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> gray hinted about good news coming on the budget.the recall, requires more than 45,000 signatures and no city council person or mayor of the district has ever been recalled. >>> virginia republicans pass new rules making it easier to tip committees in their own favor. the senate right now is evenly divided, half democrat, half republican. in recent years under democrats that meant even divisions on committees, but not this year. >> this is an evolving body and frankly i think this is an evolving rule that represents an improvement. >> as we look at the national politics, where they have become so toxic, it's because of the partisanship and it's become about whose won and whose lost rather than what's best. >> the measure passed by one vote decided by the lieutenant governor. >> maryland's legislative session kicks today, topping the agenda, whether all the tax increases are good investments for the state. melanie has the latest. >> it's great to see you back. >> opening day of maryland's legislative session and republicans are gearin

gray -- even though mr.ray was on the ground, he believed there was a threat. >> gray was intoxicated at the time of his death. and his parents say their son had hearing problems and may not have heard the deputies' commands remember. >> the trial is expected to last about a week. >>> city police need your help to find out who shot and killed a man in northwest baltimore. they're still looking for information on the january 3rd shooting. 62-year-old bruce royceterwas killed just before 10:00 at night, in engedgewood road. anyone with information is urged to call police or metro crimestoppers. >>> one of the original inner harbor attractions has been told to leave. as mike schuh reports, the city has been in negotiations with the owners of the carousels for years. >> reporter: on this cold, windy day, at 106 years old, this grandlady of a carousel, looks every day of her age. but her age is what attracted michaela and margaret here to take her picture. >> the carousel is like old. just reminds you of, like, t

mayor vincent gray and d.c.of office. >>> good evening, i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. cold rain walk over the region and not going to let up any time soon. kammerer is tracking the conditions from storm center four. hi, doug. >> we are seeing this rain out there now, some areas seeing heavy rain and we are not even close to getting done with this just yet. we look outsid

jarrel gray's family rgued he died as result of excessive force. his family was seeking 145 million dollars in a wrongful eath lawsuit. jurors however sided with former corporal rudy torres defending his actions the night gray died. ruling that left gray's family devasted. 1:17:34 at the end f he day no one wins and no one loses i think justice has been done. theee were several accounts in this case hopefully it's over. ovvr.14:22:54 and at the end of the day he's not here ttat life the way he wants to and i have tt do to my son's burial ploo and visit him so i'd ike to know how he sleeps at ight :06 jurors pointed to the medical examiners report as a key factor in thier decision. the aatopsy report lists the cause of death as undetermiied. an.../ annapolis mann../ faces... charges .../ ááafteráá... a... gasoline.../ theft. 33police say..,./ 24-year-old... keith taalorr../ faces.../ &pseveral... charges .../ ááforáá drilling holes... into.../ gas tanks..../ ááincludingáá dozens .../ on... this lot.../ oo... koon's toyota.../ on... west street...//

>> mayor gray, as a d.c. resident, i have a sense of unlike a lot of parts of the country the housing market is more stable here because of the federal government in large part. as we look at longer term trends and people who are unemployed and maybe unemployed so long that they are no longer looking for work. what is the longer term outlook for how bad this economy is and what it will take to get people back to work? >> to go back, we've got to make the investment. we have to have help from the federal government especially the congress. there are days and i'm right here in washington where i wonder if they even listen to us and understand what's going on in our cities. the kind of investments that mayor nutter talked about would be valuable in every one of our cities. there's not a mayor in town this week who wouldn't underscore the importance of making those kinds of investments. right here in the city, for example, we, along with the rest of the mayors, talked about getting a transportation bill. investin

he used a taser &ptwice on jarrell gray who later died. not criminally responsible.. buttnow a federal jury is deciding if he used excessive force. (gregory lattimer- gray family attorney)"it is very painful for them and more painful because there haa been no showing.. of sympathy or regret or remorse for the 3 death of their child and that is unfortunate" in closing arguments the defense attorney told jurors... there is no evidence the taser shockss caused grays death... the autopsy report lists the cause of death as ndetermined. tomorrow morning. kc fox 45 news at 5;30 a... scare.../ for some... baltimore county .../ today.essex.../ elementary... was lockdown .../ as ááppliccáá searched... ffr a man.../ who... assaulted a... cop.../ not... far from ...school grounds...// áááheáá attack... occured.../ at... mace liquors ...around.../ noon...//áápoliceáá were investigating.../ a... disturbance.../ ááwhenáá... p... man... ppnched the officer.../ and... took off...////.áápoliceáá... were... on the scene.../ searching for clues. áátheáá suspe

. >> deferly a blue monday or -- definitely a blue monday or gray monday. we still have a lot of low clouds and fog in many areas. and up by the mason-dixon line, it's gotten even thicker. might even have to issue a dense fog advisory. we're at 36 degrees. the humidity at 100%. take a look at our sat-rad photo. to the west of us, it's cleared out. during the day today, showers moving across the region. from west to east. may continue to move across the area. they moved off to the east. and they will take a look at -- if we can get this thing to move. all right. visibility now, at 1 mile. but to the west of us, up to 10 miles now in oakland. and cumberland. so it's gotten much, much cooler out to the west. even in the eastern shore. easton, up to 3. last hour, they were below 1 mile. temperature-wise, bernadette has a look at what we expect to happen tonight and probably the next day or so. bernadette? >> one of the big reasons we have this fog is because of the temperatures. there's warmer air coming over this ground, which was frozen, still had snow and ic

gray ended uppdead.ding to the scene of a reportedd street fight at the time: (witness:chuck kahiga)"no body was fighting weewaa standing arouud talking" the sheriffs department has sheriff)"he made a decision to - use an appropriate use of force and he madd thht deccsion and now were here guess thata grann jury found &pno cciminal wrongdoing with deputy torres actions.. but grays family filed the civil and hope if they in.. it the future.. all officers will realize.. thhy will l thiik 3th laatimer- gray ffmily attorney)"iitis verr painful for them and more painful because there has been no showing.. of ssmpathy or regret or remorse for the death of their child and that is unfootunate" while a federal jury deliberates: felt" the deputy defends his actions while the jury deliberates. in dt balt kc fox 45 nees at 10 in closing arguments, the defenne attorney told jurors... there is no evidence the taser shocks caused gray's death... deliberations will continue tooorroo morning. new... developments.../ in..

for now, here is the dense fog advisory in effect until 8:00 a.m., and it is areas in the gray color, carol, frederick, washington county as well. we have lots of moisture in the form of cloud cover, but we are not picking up on anything on the radar. that's the name of the game as we go throughout the day. checking out the temperature, we will be right around 53 degrees this afternoon. let's send this over to angela with traffic. >>> good morning, everyone. as we contue to follow the breaking news on the fatal crash, we have an update from city police, now telling us, south hilton is shutdown between south kayton and frederick road. we found out one of the crash vehicles is still overturned. we have at least a block of debris to clear before the investigation can be wrapped up. south hilton, shutdown between south kayton and frederick road. also around the area, dense fog, we have fog advisories in several counties. heavy fog warning on i-95, here is a look at i-83 and shawan, drive from the harrisburg to the pennsylvania state line. looking pretty good, for the most part with brief

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it's gray and gloomy, the reality is, we are going to almost 50 degrees. as we look at the five day which takes us, not quite to, but essentially the end of january, this is really tough to to complain out. 50 tomorrow. friday, mid to upper 40s saturday. that aint a bad thing. back inside. >>> thank you on tonight's prime time line up, at 10:00, hawaii five-o, to be followed by eye witness news at 11:00. an iowa man is out of the dog house after he gets lost wedding ring back and it only took 20 years he thought his wedding bands was lost forever when a worker knocked on his door, the man found the ring in the front yard as he was installing a sign. he never thought his original ring was so close all this time. >> in his front yard for 20 years? thank you for joining us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

taser death of a young man and also he used only enough force to protect himself. 20-year-old jorel gray died in 2007 after being tastedded twice, torres says when he uponed to a fight gray ignored his commands to get down and show his hands, his parents were seeking $145 million in damages. >> a woman convicted in the brutal worker prepares for sentencing, her family is asking she not spend life behind bar. ron matz has more. >> reporter: good afternoon. britney norwood's parents are asking their daughter be given the possibility of parole when she is sentenced tomorrow. she was convicted of first degree murder in november, found guilty of killing her co- worker inside the yoga store in bethesda where they both worked, prosecutors say she used a hammer, knife and a wrench to kill her. >> the maximum sentence for norwood is life in prison without parole. >> there was a fatal crash in aberdeen in hartford county this morning, a tractor-trailer and a car collided at the intersection around 5:00 a.m. the driver of the car, 47-year- old robert simmons was rushed to a hospital where he died.

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jay gray, nbc news. >> jessica is from bedford, virginia. her father still lives there his name is john buchanan. he told cnn he was flabbergasted, in his words, when mr. obama called out of the blue. buchanan said he was happy it had a good ending and the military had been in touch with him since abduction last october. >>> president obama left town today for a three-day road trip to garner support for his state of the union proposals and his re-election campaign. brian mooar is on capitol hill now with the latest. brian? >> reporter: hi, doreen. if president obama isn't officially in campaign mode, this will do fine for now. president obama hit the road with his state of the union message, a blueprint for what he calls an economy built to last. >> it is an economy built on american manufacturing with more good jobs and more products made right here in the united states of america. >> reporter: iowa was stop one in a five-state, three-day tour, stressing jobs, energy, education and changing a tax system that gives breaks to millionaires. >>

mayor gray, brown and they're all the object of investigations by the u.s. thomas would be indicted during the year and that neither gray nor brown would be indicted. >> and the suleiman brown allegations are not going stick? >> not to the mayor. i said what i expect is i expect that the u.s. attorney, ron matron, will conclude that even if gray's campaign knew about the sueliman-brown dealings, there is enough evident to prove that gray himself did. >> and that sounds like that has been -- there is two other investigations and that is similar to what those investigations have found. and located talk about virginia as well. >> right. >> and i predicted, there is two big races in virginia. >> huh. >> and coming up in november. there is the presidential race. whether or not virginia goes for president obama again or the republican nominee for president. there is the senate race for democrat tim kaine and republican george -- [ indiscernible ] probably the highest profile u.s. senate race in the country. i went on the limb and predict the democrats will win bot

mayor benson gray for about an hour they met behind closed doors talking about metro. the focus? safety. >> we get what we pay for and i'd much rather pay a few nickels more per ride than have to worry about my wife or my daughter being one of the fatalities in an avoidable accident. >> the good news is over the last couple years, this last year, no fatalities, injuries are down significantly, violent crime in and around the metro area is down 19%. communication is up and people are being held accountable for the performance. >> reporter: mayor gray said he'd like to see more emphasis on training and work schedules. >> that is to increase the training of metro workers especially those who are involved directly in those issues that impact on safety, public safety as well as the safety of the workers. and then secondly something that general manager ceo soros talked about. he calls it fatigue management but more specifically overtime management which has an impact to make sure you don't have tired workers. >> reporter: the two governors and the mayor have signed a memorandum of und