we got bobby gilbert out of his cell. somehow or another he smuggled this into his cell. of the caps from the metal post. >> oh, from the yard? >> he was busting the window. making all kind of threats about what he was going to do. he's pretty agitated right now. >> just leave him in the yard. >> we're going to leave bobby out there in the bullpen for three or four hours and let him calm down and think about it. when he gets through with his mad behavior, he'll be ready to apologize and get back to what he should be. >> ask any officer he wants, i don't [ bleep ] with nobody. but it's me and neil that's going to have a problem because these [ bleep ] took me off transfer because i have no alternative. i have no recourse now. >> meanwhile, back upstairs in ad seg, bobby's old neighbor, donald pippin, prepares to leave holman. >> in about 28 days it's eos, end of sentence. i get out of prison. >> in his criminal career, the worst crime donald committed was in jail. >> reg stayed in the cell and me and billy hid in the showers and reg's job was to get the attention of the gu

for 19 of his 43 years, bobby ray gilbert has known no other home. >> it affects a person, it does. i would be lying to say it didn't. your thought patterns change, of what you think about changes. back then, i daydream about the whole getting out, having a family, picket fence. you know, the daydreams to get out and do it right this time, you know? and now you daydream about how you can blow this whole prison up and kill everybody in it. just feel like, man, if i could just do society a favor. >> bobby gilbert, whose friends call him snake, was locked up for murder when he was 18. he's racked up a lot more time for his violent behavior behind bars. >> i've got life without parole, two life sentences, two 99-year sentences, a 40-year sentence, a 20-year sentence and a 10-year sentence. yeah, i have anger issues. >> we first met bobby gilbert during the shooting of the original "lockup: holman" episode. >> you want us to exhibit some sort of model behavior but yet every avenue is closed to us to do anything constructive. we can't read a novel because we can't have one. i can't play c

an author and journalist and writes about russian affairs and weekly in cairo in brussels we have gilbert doctorow he's an independent scholar and author of great post cold war american thinkers on international relations also here in the studio with me is yon hell of a he is a managing partner of the law firm hell of a klein and who served and author of all his art on democratic competition all right gentlemen crosstalk rosen effect it means you can jump in anytime you want yeah and hell of it you've been writing about russian politics for a long time how is this campaign change the the climate environment of russian politics. well i think we have seen a very big change in russian politics because political has come alive again. first when putin came to power in two thousand there was so huge crisis we should managed and everybody was more or less that my dream and what he was doing so there was no discussion. for it for just a second. during medvedev spreads it instead there came so i mean issues came up but there was no dialogue from the out of sight to see the other side from the othe

doctorow gilbert i mean how you see this election here because i watched western media very closely and they did try to discredit this election and the russian people in the process because they actually went to the polls turnout is very very good and they made their voice clear how were they going to western media to do with use now. no i don't think that the level of plurality of blood in reporting will make any difference on the reporting in the western media they've already prepared themselves low in advance and within the context of an ongoing and heated up information war between russia and the west it's a war of this not of russia's choosing but it's being imposed and i think the most recent example of how this plays out came the. yesterday and the day before yesterday when six of the leading editors in chief of the world daily newspapers in toronto in tokyo in frankfurt and paris were invited to do. country. for what should have been a trauma offensive and then there are the transcripts of their meeting made it plain that none of them prepare themselves for the meeting excep

world today given what do you think about russia's not russia's not playing by the rules go ahead gilbert jump in i want to put a date on the phenomenon that we just called out of a date is february two thousand and seven and that was the speech but i didn't put in the president through the new nick security as i remember it well that is that is what he sent over policies which verd largely are repeated in his february twenty seventh. paper on. russia in a changing world. so there is a considerable consistency there and there's also enormous consistency in the u.s. led response to it which is the information war that i mentioned a few minutes ago is precisely contesting the more the poll the world or the u.s. dominated new order that is led by one man likely were put in and so the the western response was very personalized ok and he turned from time magazine man of the year to through sar putin in a matter of months he hates it you know it's very interesting i think i always find western media looks at it russia is being very simplistic here but if you listen to the oppositions a lot they

phillip gilberte was a 300- pound ex-con with a long history of violence. tony has known him since high school. >> loose canon. wee

. >> reporter: rosakas was at work tuesday when the phone rang and his father told him that gilberte showed up at the house. he got home and gilberte told him the story of how he went to the house where his estrangeed wife was staying. >> he found her there, he worked her over, i mean he broke the butt of the gun, the stock of the gun on her and had taped it together with duct tape. >> reporter: police say that gilberte shot and killed mcgwire and dumped her body on connecticut avenue as witnesses watched. >> he just tells us the whole story of what he did and, you know, he had the firearm and kept playing with it and checking it and everything like that. so, for a couple of hours, we were talking to him. i told him to turn himself in and we turned on the tv and the internet is come&showed him, you know -- internet and showed him. he said he was not going to turn himself in but have a shootout. >> reporter: those who know gilberte said that he did continue to live out of his car up until they last saw him. they said he had a long criminal record. we have seen evidence of that by pull

gilbert was one of the best known architects of his time. so it was the perfect match of architect and employer. their idea was to have a building that would comport to jefferson's concepts and would be next to the capital building, but still stand on its own. the appropriation that taft asked for was a little bit less than $10 million. during the great depression, there was actually a deplace, and so they were able to build the building and furnish it and still turn $100,000 back to the treasury of the united states. so it came in under budget. may be the only government building in history that came in under budget. >> gilbert had thought he had done such a great job that the u.s. capitol should be moved so that people would have a better view of the court. that was his view. i think he did create a beautiful building, but there is no way the capital is going to be moved to provide a better view. >> gilbert worked in what is essentially a sort of french classicism. he was very serious and his intentions to create a house and a symbolic hou

i have a continuing business relationship with feldstein, gilbert, robison, and smith. they are retained by a client of mine. i have no direct relationship with them or financial interest in the firm. i have consulted with the city attorney that it does not constitute a conflict of interest, but it does constitute a disclosure requirement. i wanted everyone to be clear about that. that said, commissioners, are there any items that you would like separated from the consent calendar? >> item b. >> we will separate that. on the remainder, do i have a motion? >> so moved. >> any public comment? all of those in favor? >> aye. >> ok, the consent calendar carries, with the exception of b. commissioner? >> what was the process by which this logging firm, as opposed to any other, was selected. >> ms. allison is here in she ran that process. >> i am the assistant general manager. i believe that the question was -- what was the process to select this firm for the contract. so, we did our traditional process, which is we issued a request for proposal on the scope of work that we we

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barnd.and i'mmjennifer gilbert. a housing authority worker in baltiiore is charged with identity theft. she's accused of stealing at least &pnumber to open credit cards and an account with b-g-e. melinda roeder .../ live downtoon... / ááwitháá more... on this story... that.../ you're... seeing .../ first on fox.melinda? officials with the housing authority in baltimore say they're taking these claims seriously. the employee - now charged with fraud and indentity theft - hhs resigned. and will soon go to court. in the mmantime,,the viitims is stuck with a big wants justice.and she says she - tarshia tanner used to live at the muccullough apartments... a public housing complex. when she moved out, she tried setting up a b-g-e account at her new apartmeet and was told she already had an account in her name... with an ouustanding bill offmore tthn 15--unnred bucks. she didn't recognize the address listed with the bogus account, so she man who answered told her that the previous resident was a housing authooity employee.

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and i'm jennifer gilbert. claims that traavon phattered zimmerran's nose just before the shooting, critics saa there's not a drop clothes in the police s - surveillance video from that night. phil keatinggis in florida tonight to explain how this new evidence will impact the case. case. this explosive, sanford, tape shows a handcuffed george zimmerman walking from the patrol car and intt the station for his inntial questioning by investigators. he was not under arrest--just in custody, more than aa hour after the deadly shooting of uunrmed, 17 year old trayvon martinn whom zimmerman claims was punching him over and over again to the face.. crump says: "it is clear that this pplice report claiming that he had aabrooen nose and blood on &pthe back of his head and his clothes messed up ii clearly a fabricatioo, and i believe in my heart of hearts that they are going to arrest george zimmerman aater this evidence." according to the initial incident report, sanford paramedics oo theescene of that gated community a

pete gilbert, wbal-tv 11 sports. >> everyone is in the act today.he greyhounds had 10 players scored goals in and blow out over delaware. loyola in a white jerseys ready to face of. joanna dalton missed but on her own rebound. all loyola this afternoon. 14-5 over delaware. the orioles lose to the pirates, 11-5. stick a a seven-day forecast, 80 tomorrow and a thunderstorm possible. st. patrick's day, a little bit cooler, kind of cloudy. enjoy the warmth. >> it just keeps on going. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- girl: i want to tell you about my friend. his name is ben. ben learned about a homeless boy who had an infected tooth, and the boy died. that made ben really sad. he wrote a law so every kid can see a dentist. we have special dental van that goes from school to school. he even helps make sure we learn how to brush our teeth. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approved this message. >> announcer: it's "the tonight ne

not want us to show her face, but she remembers what a friend in law enforcement told her after gilberte and the woman's daughter started dating. >> first he said oh, my god, get her away from him. he said i am going to tell you the only way you're going to get rid of him is either having him sent to jail or shooting him. >> reporter: gilberte did go to jail for beating the woman's daughter in the 1990s. gilberty was in jail twice in the days leading up to the killing this week and the estrangeed wife. he was released by a judge this past monday and the murder happened the next day. brian? >>> another big story, the acts of retaliation in the united states. the federal government with homegrown extremists could carry out acts of violence and in response to the killings. warnings were support to law enforcement agencies across the country. >>> a new fox poll shows mitt romney is still the favorite amongst republicans and doesn't fair well when matched up with president obama. >> reporter: fox news interviewing 912 randomly chose enregistered voters nationwide. the support for mitt romney

pete gilbert has the story from college park. a celebration in college park for the maryland women, an annual gathering of family and friends in the past to the final four. it is selection monday. a first-round matchup, saturday at 11:00 a.m. at comcast center. another showcase possibility for the player of the year. >> the most competitive player she has ever coached. you think notre dame number one, maryland is pretty good, texas a&m. you have to play navy right down the road in annapolis and surely maryland is familiar with the men. >> we don't know much about navy yet. >> navy is just down the road, what do you know about them? >> i have no idea. >> the code can look ahead a little, too. -- the coach can look ahead a little, too. >> we know the fans will be there. we just take it one game at a time. >> game on, saturday. pete gilbert, wbal-tv 11 sports. >> the men's team knows the who and aware of round one. ohio state and pittsburgh thursday night. now the greyhounds have to focus on how they will play. they go to the tourna

except for the gilbert stuart of george washington. formerly it was hung in the elliptical salon. but for this -- for a very special occasion on january 1st, 1810, when guests were finally welcomed into the white house it was moved and put into the state dining room. latrobe had his wife, mary elizabeth hazlehurst latrobe, inform mrs. madison as well in 1809 they had found india stone china in blue and white and a similar set of nankin or nanking china ordered for the dessert service from philadelphia. she also sternly mentions there was an impossibility of finding french china which may or may not have been a ploy of latrobe's to avoid anything french going into the white house. additionally, flat ware was ordered and table linens were brought from boston and new york. latrobe was working furiously, as i said, at the end of 1809 trying to get the white house prepared. he was finishing marble chimney pieces, installing doors, constructing stairwells, assembling a coach house, installing a pump into the well on the other side of the house

got [ inaudible ] and i found gilbert. who was platoon sergeant of second. according accordinger korger was dead, but sergeant henry -- i knew gilreath, probably a little l better than some of my ncos. most of them had -- but gilreath like me and we had made jumps -- so we carried sergeant gilreath. and we just the situation, had to reenforce them. look over the line, that was george coming with the squad. and was a superb commander. superb. he spoke with a heavy, slavic accent. >> oh, yeah. >> but -- i can't describe to you really, smoke and white -- four batteries. during that various activity, caught kneeling on one knee and my command post area. and radio operator was right beside. had my radio stretched. radio on his back. >> ones flying around you here? >> oh, yeah. as far as the enemy machine gunfire, medicals was putting the leaves off the trees. shot in left e. and it around it, you left the hit, you have it right here. i'm doing the snapping sounds it's a crap shoot. he was a nuisance. but i look up, there were two fire bombers straight at to the w

jay gilbert provides realtime corroboration from comments on our market analyst best week.i have it. e-mail and for the last few months the cornmeal has been replaced by 35% wheat which we are steamrolling. >> thanks for the input. the idea here is to find out how we will account for the substitution of the supply and demand reports. my thought is there is eroding confidence in the numbers. with the boom in on farm storage and declining participation rates, especially among large producers on farm stocks, it becomes more about bull. shift in consumption like feed to 10 and others as well. the procedures are essentially fixed by law, the agency who is involved has neither the incentive more latitude to get better at their job. this makes the usda report some of the very few examples of information products that have not gotten faster or better in the last 40 years. moreover i predict it could get worse. budget cuts anywhere close to the amounts unveiled by the ryan proposal for example could prompt farm bill negotiators to throw them and their counterparts under the bus to s

that is where we find pete gilbert. he has been traveling with the team. >> we almost had the first ever -- in tournament history. syracuse held on. it does have to inspire loyola a little bit. >> there is the n.c.a.a. tournament experience. the coach craves to share his knowledge about everything. this morning, a trip to the candy warhol museum. -- andy warhol museum. >> remember, this is what he created, being famous. i have a painting of him in my house. i knew about him for a long time. >> he always teaches culture. he tries to teach as other things besides basketball. >> everybody in the future will be world famous for 15 minutes. that famous quote from aandy warhol. they aren't injuring their time on the national -- they are enjoying their time on the national stage. >> we will keep exploring. >> that is the tour, fellows. >> this is not a typical. you have to take advantage of the opportunities as best you can. should they win tonight, they will have to find some other museums to check out in pittsburgh. they wou

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marzo cuando la madre de un joven denuncio que su hijo tenia comentarios inapropiados de parte de gilbertejero de salina highschool, el hombre tenia video de los alumnos teniendo relaciones en clases, y toco a 2 muchachos menores de edad inapropiadamente. >> efectivamente creemos que toco ianpropiadamente a la victima de 154 años después surgio otra victima de 15 años que también fue molestada sexualmente. >> algunos padres de familia están indignados con este caso, olivares trabajaba como consejero de alcohol y drogas hace 5 años, muchos confiaban en el. >> soy madre de dos niñas, es un adulto, hay que aparentar bien ante los jóvenes que somos el ejemplo, si surgen esta ssituaciones, ¿donde van a confiar los estudiantes? >> la escuela ha enviado un comunicado diciendo "estamos profundamente triste por los cargos que se han descubrierto en nuestra escuela, el traiciono la confianza, y la escuela ya tomo acciones para mantener la seguridad, cooperaremos con la policía, y el señor olivares es un consejero y no empleado del distrito, no haremos más comentarios al tema. >> según el sargento d

pete gilbert, wbal-tv 11 ne sports. >> this weekend may pose damage to crops. whittle the crop loss will not be apparent until mid-summer -- we are told the crop loss will not be apparent until mid- summer. they likely avoid catastrophic damage by mixing warm air. the cold on the tuesday night caused the plants to bloom early. the freak combination have farmers and experts say they never saw anything like it. >> your insta-weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> in many of those areas come it was cold again. 35 at bwi. the of the suburbs -- many of the suburbs or in the 20's and 30's. 19 degrees in new york. it was 29 around portland, maine. the wintry weather is trying to hang on in the northeastern corridor of the nation. 33 in detroit. areas to the west warm up rapidly. we did not give in to warm up because of the cloud cover. the afternoon high of only 47 is unusually chilly for this spring. 59 is the normal high. we had a day 12 degrees cooler than normal. the record high was 89. in 2003, we were getting towards the end of march w

jeff barnd.and i'm jennifer gilbert. gilbert. first on fox tonight.. hundreds of speed camera tickets issued in baltimore are inaccurate. inaccurate. áájefffá the mistakes .../ ááandáá is... llve .../ in north baltimore.../ ááwitháá the investigation...//, investiggtion...//, from one of these speed cameras laaely, you'd better look closely. hundredd of these tickets have one key calibrator nor contractor nor policeeofficer could catch.... but tonight.....we did.. did.. for tte thousands of commuters who cross the hanover treet bridge each ddy .... a camera is now clocking their speedd...and rolling out hundreds of citationn. (11:46:11) "you know i looked at it and aid, ooh 40-dollar citation i'll just pay it. ann then i looked at the posted speed john benson was cited g." for travelling 46....in a 30-mile zone. problem ps....the posted speed limit on this road is 35... thh camera was ticketing motorists based on the wrong spped limit. (11:49:35) "they purposely in my opinion, put the speed limitss lower hoping people just get it in the mail and pay it

so gilbert was the man i had worked with mostly as picture editor and he just--he was--i was the--his easiest victim and we had a confrontation one afternoon and i said, 'ben, i'm not gonna take this any longer.' he says, 'it's you or me. you're fired.' well, i couldn't believe it. and i appealed all the way to katharine graham, who saw me at her home in georgetown and very sympathetically talked with me for three-quarters of an hour and finally shook her head sadly and said, 'well, johnny, i'm afraid that we've hurt ben gilbert as much as we're gonna hurt him. i'm--i guess it's goodbye.' c-span: how long did you work for the washington post? >> guest: fourteen months c-span: what'd you do--where'd you go right after that? >> guest: well, i went back to new york and got a job with my alma mater, time-life, but as a--as a book editor. i was assigned to do a book on adolph--a picture biography of adolph hitler, which never--was never published because i was offered a job at the new york times. c-span: who took this picture? >> guest: gene smith took that picture in haiti. it's a madman

pete gilbert joins us with the latest ravens news. >> lee evans had their contracts terminated friday, as expected. they played little banks to injury and proved unable to offer help when healthy. as the ravens said they would, re rice hit with the franchise tag meaning he will earn the average of the five highest-paid running backs in the league, about $17.70 million. they use them to give time. they have made clear the intentions to assign him to a long-term deal. using this prevents them from becoming a free agent. it's hard to imagine dealing bummed about that, but without a long-term deal, he remains vulnerable to injury. how does he feel about that? he believes the long-term deal would get done and will let retire as a raven. he said a career high in 2011 in rushing and scored 15 offensive touchdowns. we expect the ravens to release a cornerback that was only able to play two years, still suffering the effects of a knee injury. coming up 6:00, it turns out spy gate was nothing. bounty-gate may be huge. pete gilbert, wbal-tv 11 sports. >> now your 11 insta-weather + forecast with

pete gilbert has more from courtside in pittsburgh. >> the first impression it need no second chance at the n.c.a.a. tournament. >> you want to embrace everything and enjoy it. >> he enjoys tremendous history, but only as an assistant coach. >> it is sinking in. >> the dream season continues through thursday night. 24 wins. the coach of the year obviously knows his business on the court. >> this is a great opportunity, not just for the basketball program, but for the institution. >> 184 baltimore, pulls a monster of said in pittsburgh. why does that sound so familiar? >> i am not condoning any last- minute changes to your bracket. ohio state is probably going to when. but almost anything can happen. >> still waiting for that first cup said. -- upset. that is colorado's state. jackson with a 3. 58-41. six finals so far today, and no surprises yet. a pleasant surprise for the orioles today. stick around. we're back with your seven-day forecast. >> the irs announced a new initiative that will be helping taxpayers. details on the penalty relief. this is >> and another day closer to spran

gilbert. new citt policeeofficer, suspended after the ssooting death of a 13-year-old girl.the victim's family believes he was involved in a cover-up. and wonder why he hasn't been fired yet. yet. melinda roeder is here with the latest on the investigation. 13-year-old monae turnage's brother ffund hee bodd in an alley, partially hidden under was accually shot and killed several houus earlier inside a friend's ouse. ttey say it was an accideet. ssme kidss were playing with a gun when it diicharged.. that gun was later found inside an off-ddty police officer's car. sourceestell us that cop was dating the mother of one of thh two boys who were playing with the gun. the boys - ages 12 and 13 - were changed monday with nvoluntary manslaughter.but what happenee áafferá the shhoting is noww raising questions and accusations of a cover-up. did the police officer dvise the juveniles onnwhat to say and how to handle the situation? how did the gun dddn't anyone call 9-1-1??? the case. ooher thannto conn

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gilbert has signed with memphis to finish the season. >> the denver broncos will be something to watch. >> you still have time to sign up for a new ipad. >> one more chance to redeem yourself. >> just checking out site tomorrow. temperatures much like today in the 70's and near 80 on friday. it will be cooler over the weekend. '63, we can live with that. >> have a good night. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ ♪ she was in paris but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so where to next? ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature gives us the most nutritious ioof gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, ho, ho. green giant ♪ [ male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them

melissa gilbert needs to step it up.o fight the first celebrity will be going home tomorrow. -- the first celebrity will be going home tomorrow. you can call it an unusual sizing in kansas city. >> he performed the dance that made him famous in the 1990's. he played carlton in the comedy "fresh prince of bel-air." ticket out. he still have -- check it out. he still has the enthusiasm. they joined him for the flash mob. he danced to "it's not unusual." >> fantastic. look at them go. thousands more were in the audience. >> temperatures are a little chilly. >> still to come, hungry for the latest selling books turned into the lake is moving. how it you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. turn left. the passat is one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. not that we'd ever brag about it. turn right. come on, nine. turn left. hit the brakes. huh? how'd that get there? [ male announcer ] we can't hide how proud we are to have

hello i'm ennifer gilbert. and i'm jeff barnd.arnd.a severn woman finds bed bugs ii her children's bedss. ........he sued tte company who sold her the furniture and won. keith daniels is live in elkridge where the company is ordered to pay out thousands of dollars.. keith. (jackson) "it's not about thee oney, we didn't even go in with a figure. the jury came baak with that amount. they completely decided.. all i wanted them to do was admit liability." 3 3 breaking newssin breaking news in east baltimore tonnght.homicide detectives arr on the scene f a shoooing along norrh port street.police say a man was shot in the head... no other information ii available at this ime. questionss../ about.../ why... more... wasn't done....// to.../ help... a university of maryland.../ student.../ in c. crisis. poliie... arrested.../ 19... ááafteráá .../ on-line... threats.../ were posted ...// ááthatáá he... planned.../ to... go on.../ a... shooting rampage.../ on... campus...//. áábutáá days before...// students... heard screaming.../ from... so

i'm jennifer gilbert. the deatt of a 13-year-old girl. keith daniels, .../ live..../ ááináá north-east... baltimore.../ ááwhhreáá ááwhereáá police... have made .../ arrests... 3 a violenttweekend a violent weekend 3 3in baltimore ciiy.5 people shootin just over 24 hours. the rash of ggnfire began around 9 saturday night when a person was shot on south east avenue and pratt streets.hours later... there were two more shootings:you can see on this map how close these aree together. one on potommc and fleet streets. and another on north gay and bond streets. the most recent shooting... happened around 11-30 last night on oxford court in west off the area where investigators say a man was gunned down. he was shot in the face and died.no word on suspects or a motive. and shots ran out in northeast baltimore killing a 422year-old man around 2:30 sunday morning.investigators say terrence joyner was shot after an altercation at a 7-11 on marble hall road and east cold spring lane. olice found joyner with multiple gunshot wounds to his chest.he was

a recent audit revealed tens of thousands of customers have been ooerbilled.as jennifer gilbert tells.. that's why several members of the city council want toostop auctioning off homes wwth unpaid water bills until the &pcity can fix the systee. system. "it's their fault"85 year old mistakeehe was billed over er - $16,,00 for a water leak city...but mistakenny billed to her8:21:31"16 thousand dollars is for the water running downstairsa¬ downstairs but under ground charging me ffrrbut eeen - though a recently released audit revealed the city's water billing system over charred almost 50,0000 to pay their water bills" "people need to pay their 1:21:10customerr almost 50,0000 over charged billingg system ciiy's water audit revealed the but even though a recently released audit revealed the billing system over charged almost 50,0000 1:21:10"people need to pay thhir water bills""ityy billing errors are aa old held firm. billing ccty officials have held firm. bblling errors are an old prrlem that &pwill be fixedaeventually the answer"but theepromises aree't enoughhfor tww city council m

i'm jennifer gilbert. breaking news in p-g counttwhere an amber alert is in effect. effect. police.../ need your help.../ pinding... a... boy.../ who... átheyá... say.../ was... kidnaaped...// by... his mother .../ from.../ "dodge park"... elementary school.../ this morning. morning. 3 looking... for.... 9 áá4áá... eet tall.../ aboot.../ 80 pounds .../ ááheáá was... last seen... in a white polo.../ and... blue pants, .../ ááhisáá school uniform...//. áátheáá suspect's.../ sslvia garcia,...//// ááshe'sáá... 5--2...// 130 pounds .../ with... black hair... and...// brrwnn eyes.../. ááshe'sáá... driving... a... 1993 black mercedes.../ 190 class.../ with... maryland tags....//. ááannoneáá who... spots the boy... or his mother.../ áá calláá police. in tonight's other big story... get ready tt pay higher income taxes andmore for items. all part... of.../ maryland's... opprating budget...//// budget..../// approvedd.. today.../ by... / the state senate...///. senate...///. you don't have to be a milllonaire...to feel the pinch.the 35-billion dollar budgetapproved...by the senate...i

a 11 sports pete gilbert joins us live with sports. >> navy -- fans across the state like it when they get together. today they did on the basketball court thanks to the n.c.a.a. selection committee. brenda freeze hardly has to motivate a team after watching to number twos fall on friday. morrison knocks down the long jumper. navy trailing by 8. second half, maryland finally pulled away. that was delicious. maryland 159-44. monday night, a game at home at comcast center. we will talk about that and hear from the coaches about today's win for the terps. >> officials are trying to figure out what sparked an apartment fire in dunkdalk. flames broke out in the 500 bachus of trap road. a firefighter was trapped inside. >> i was walking back from the chimney and saw smoke coming out of the laundry room and figured the house was on fire. so i ran and got whoever out i could, knocking on doors. >> everyone including a firefighter made it out safely. the red cross is assisting the nine people this place. a violent start to the weekend as police are investigating four separate shootings in a 6-h