who's gun was it.. hy wasn't it secured? and how does it end up in the handd of a 12 and 13-year-old child?" child?" edith turnage believes the chhrges and punishment should be more severe are too young to be charged as adults.. they've got to be at least 14 in capiial cases.... and 16-years-old in other crimes.. live in northeast baltimore, joel d. smith, fox 45 morninn news. homicide detectives are called to the scenn of a double shooting in southwest baltimore... near an elementary school.police say two men were shot on west mulberry street near north grantley street around 9:40, llst night... near mary e. rodman elementary school..ne &pdied t tte sccne, the other... a juvenile... was taken to the hospital in serious condition.no word on a suspect or motive. twooformer batboys or the baltimoreeorioles say they were abused by a former coaah sox.donald fitzpatrick died in 2005.at least 10 people have come forward since december... fitzpatrick between the 1960's and 1990's.in june of 1990... 38 year old ronald shelton says i

when asked his position on the death penaltiy, hy, he said he wouldn't rule it out. this raised a lot of concern among opponents of the death penalty who thought this would be a step backward. he has written against the death penalty, and adheres to san francisco values. san francisco has not had a jury return a death verdict since 1989, which was 10 years before he said his office would not seek the death penalty. we thought this particular issue wanted a discussion and we are pleased to have a palace here today. let me introduce them more at length. geroge gastcocon has had a long career in law enforcement, and he works for decades in the l.a. police department, serving as the director of the office of operations in charge of patrol and detectives and special operations. he is considered to be an expert in matters of police accountability. john thompson spent 14 years on death row, and after his verdict was set aside he was then facing life in prison. he was fighting for a retrial that took place four years later. he was exonerated by a jury in lesshan 30 minutes t

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. >>> earlier today we spoke with one of the phapbt's owners hy plant's owners that he is not sure there was a leak. >> personally i think it was a false alarm because the air was fine. >>but they said 10 to 15 people vomiting when they arrived outside. >> right. well, okay. that's why we are investigating. >> reporter: the fire officials say tests of the airy showed normal readings but plant operators aired out the building before the emergency personnel arrived. >> no other businesses or homes were effected. there is a middle school half a mile away from the food plant but the staff and students there at franklin elementary were on spring break today. we posted unedited video of the incident at ktvu.com. it is ease tow find. just look for the news tap on the top of our home page. >>> first lady michelle obama is here for the president's reelection campaign. her motorcade arrived two hours ago at the california of science in golden gate park. they sidelined up this afternoon for the -- they lined up for this afternoon for the event. >> we will be able to meet here, briefly. i brought th

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last best chance is a hy hypothetical film about nuclear terrorism, and nuclear tipping point is one where all of us discuss these issues as we're doing tonight with henry kissinger being there too. so those are available on the nti.org or dot-com website. you need to basically talk to your congressmen and senators about them. and when arms control agreements come up, usually you have only a small number of people weighing in. the public needs to weigh in on these things. because they are very, very important. in terms of very briefly what our nuclear threat initiative organization would do, and john and deborah and others here from that organization, we have set up an organization in vienna called world and student nuclear security. it's basically a nongovernmental organization. we have now over 500 members, and it's best practices peer review on how to handle nuclear material. any entity handling nuclear material can join that organization. in addition, and we've already talked about the fuel bank, warren buffett put up $50 million, matched $100 million by the world. it's now in th

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. >> hy, we want to talk about this stuff. >> dan: it would make it easier to get developments built. man in the senate sent a letter calling their move inflammatory and deeply counterproductive. >> we can hear their concerns but make it clear we are going to protect the pristine environment of lake tahoe. >> dan: they want to speed up approval of a regional plan with new standards for redevelopment. that is on track to be finished by the end of this year. but the environmental group league to safe tahoe. >> we see a regional plan to increase traffic. it's going to decrease a lot of the scenic beauty in certain corridors. it's going to increase the height and scale of buildings. >> dan: both sides do agree that aging motels, parking lots and roads need to be replaced. they are blamed for creating fine sediment that wash into lake and cloud the famous blue waters. new resort called boulder bay has been approved. it will replace a hotel on the north shore. >> we project greater than 90% of sediment flow into the lake. >> they say it's too big for the area. but this is kind of change tha

hy wasn't sure whether i should start a conversation but this time he was doing a hand-held mouse like the vice -- device and then his voice said hello. and things became more comfortable. obviously he was comfortable with this bizarre situation so i was too. no one was talking to him on screen. is very peaceful but at the same time sort of charged with energy. you just hear this little mechanical morris. one of the reasons i wanted to talk with him was a had been talking about the things i was riding in my black hole book. there were questions they didn't know the answers to so i thought i had better talk with him. under a flat russell to think these research against questions that they didn't know the answer. i feel they were such naive questions that they were having trouble answering them. it is more difficult for a research student to answer 9 eve questions than for someone who is more experienced in the field. john wheeler was perfectly happy to answer the most naive questions. he was very good at that. as the interview went on, i asked whether i might read him a bit of the book

[inaudible c conversations] >> hy em a student here at the center. i have a question about the role of al-jazeera in not supporting the revolution but supporting some revolutions. i was wondering what your thoughts were on al-jazeera's coverage of the syrian crisis and lack of coverage. [inaudible] >> this is a revolution of consciousness. there has been a break with the past. but right now it does seem to be such a fragile situation. what do you think is going to happen in the long term? what will these young idealists prevail? will there be a democracy or theocracy in their -- >> okay. in the book i start with tunisia and egypt because there was something about how the revolution started there and more specific about them, the others and it was relatively more peaceful. in both countries, in tunisia and egypt what we saw is a phenomenon that started in tunisia and criticized in egypt. that is interesting because there are two young people killed. one for political reasons. the need for political freedom. i don't know if you read this story but a yo

he described it as a cover hy-u.employers are ordered not to destroy anything, and usually i.t. does come and remove a lot of those e-mails, but to preserve it not to erase it. on cross examination, he seemed a bit confused and he wasn't sure if the e-mail was to preserve that information or to destroy it. so i don't know that the bombshell evidence was truly a bombshell and perhaps the jury will disregard that testimony, but all in all, i mean, i thought this desperate housewives trial was going to be just a civil case, not really that interesting. it has had more twists and turns than an actual desperate housewives episode. so it's been a fascinating case. >> what about her case, though? now that the case against the show creator is dropped, what does it do to sheridan's case? >> yeah, well, she sued him for battery because she claims he hit her in the head. he, of course, always denied it and said, no, he was trying to show her how she should do it to a character on the episode. the judge tossed out the battery cl

hy do you rob banks? that's where the money is. they are going after big oil because of big profits. >> i disagree -- first, i very much respect phil's point. if you are going to go after subsidies, let's go after subsidies, and i see no reason why we shouldn't start with a very highly profitable set of industries that don't really need them to be successful. and that's the extraction industries. i disagree with his point that they aren't getting special breaks. look at the intangible drilling, they get to immediately expense costs that other industries have to expensory the life of their equipment. >> let's have full expenses for everyone. let's have immediate expensing for all capital expenditures across every industry. that would be great. >> if that's where you want to if that's different. all i'm saying, you're incorrect to say they don't have special treatment, which they do in this case. >> jared, excuse me gentlemen. you could also argue that low-cost government loans to solar companies are also a massive form of subsidies.

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the witnesses saying i'm serving hy him drinks. i served him mind erasers. watch the defense.y how many of these people actually watched him drink those drinks as opposed to drinki ining drinks with friend. >> it shouldn't have a part in it. you heard matt say, his girlfriend/daughter. >> this adoption that occurred, i don't think it's helpful. the judge will know about it. if the jurors know about it. it made the case all much more high profile. i toept think it helps goodman. >> thanks, dan. >>> now to the surprising new twist in the amanda knox story. her exboyfriend and former codefendant is on his way to seattle. "20/20" anchor elizabeth vargas is here with more. >> reporter: it's undeniable that the knox and sollecito families will share a bond forever. amanda knox and sollecito had dated just a week before the murders occurred. each is moving on. for raffaele sollecito, that means a job serve. to most americans, he's the other defendant. the young italian man whose brief romance with amanda knox was cut short. >> the defendants have been acquitted. >> reporter: con vics

about service to the country, ourblic public servants and helped force the strong democracy we have nd hy and how we all have an opportunity and, indeed,e an irresponsibility to help secure and strengthen that security for tomorrow. this great university and the ad mccall center are making vital contributions to educating theig citizen leaders who will help confront the challenges and the opportunities that face allu of us in the 21st century.y. i had a chance to meet with the students before comingme here. it was a great thrill to have that opportunity. as mix pointed up, my wife and i established a similar public e policy institute at california state university. in the purpose is to try to inspire young people to get involved and be part of publicd service. i deeply appreciate the good work that all of these education centers do to try to give youngr people a chance, the opportunity to see what public ser all about. admission is important because all of us have a tremendous stake in how the natione navigates the considerable challenges that we are facing from the economy to energy, for

argument about the congress, which was intense negative bite maybe one or two -- which was detonated hy one or two votes. in congress, the government as a lifeguard. we need rules and regulation. walking on the right side of the road in the sidewalk, and health care. there were two -- in 1999, there were two big court decisions against health care. and of the liens against people who had health care to cover the people who did not have health care. and you do not have the draft, which is why you had those chicago riots. the lottery i one was a winner in 1969 when they had the draft. we were just lucky. at the chicago democratic convention, that was why. people were getting drafted. they saw this realism of what the wars were doing. one of the other reasons is that -- for the defense department in 2020, what they had a 99, came out in 2000, the future trend would be an increase in the haves and have- nots. host: are we better country today than we were in 1968 and that 69? -- and 1969? caller: in 1968 and 1969, we were kind of lucky. host: ok. thank you for the call. i'm going to go back

hy and conflicted. i have strongly individualistic aspects but i am a race man. i am a person who feels -- i feel feelings of racial kinship and racial responsibility and racial solidarity. it is a struggle within the and in my riding. when i wrote that i was legitimizing the race man aspect of myself. i think if i were redoing it i would probably -- i would probably -- be clearer about the way in which -- i am conflicted. i am conflicted. in some context i push further in one direction and in some contexts i push in another. but both of those impulses are very much with me. you mentioned the book "interracial intimacies: sex, marriage, identity and adoption". that is one of my favorite books. one of the reasons -- is probably my favorite book. the reason why it is probably my favorite book is because i have gotten more letters and e-mails from people who expressed gratefulness about that book than any other. the reason people expressed gratefulness is because there is a big chunk of that book that has to do with adoption. there was a legal question that was on t

hy isdoes it come to the american people when they have the same wherewithal? when they have a problem with a rogue nation, they turn to the imf. >> that is a good question. our position has been that europe needs to step up adn nd do more. we've asked them to move in the same direction as the united states. >> as you said, we have never lost any to the imf. we have been fully repaid it has been a good bet overall. the american peopele are wondering what i ask. strengthen your hand when me clear that the american people are saying "no, convince usaave to to go against the the communities." >> we have a very similar view. europe is a very rich continent. you are right to point out, they do not have the mechanisms that we do in the united states. these are very powerful. the imf is an institution where members have a brigright to reqt assistance. our judgement has been in the intersted in the u.s. and better for us for the imf to play a modest role alongside the european authorities going forward. they have asked the imf to take more of the burden. we said that i