we are unaware of the new pharmacy customer may have been cut off by at@ distributor who had concern about diversion at the pharmacy or we are unaware that an existing customer is ordering controlled substances or we are unaware the specific pharmacies may be dispensing controlled substances for physicians writing prescriptions for patients when there is no legitimate medical need. so in effort to break down the silo walls and get the new program going, we have asked the dea in face-to-face meetings over the last several years as well as in written communications to provide some clarification and guidance on the agency's expanded expectations of an anti-diversion program for wholesale distributors and saw greater information sharing in the process between the agency and our industry. throughout these communications members have also asked dea to provide aggrega

both the fbi and dea say they are unaware of any misconduct by there and for years, and they say if any allegations are proven to be credible, they will take swift action -- unaware of any misconduct by their employees. >> so far, eight agents have been forced out, and three others face allegations related scandal. >> a live it multiple gold medalist michael phelps in training before the olympics. >> golf and gambling. the latest decision made in annapolis. >> we get to raven's headquarters for the latest on a draft. >> another round of showers and maybe a few isolated thunderstorms moving in from the west, but that does not meet friday will be wet. we will check of the forecast coming up. coming up. >> a casino license has been awarded to rocky gab lodge, part of an effort to turn around the resort which has been dealing with problems in recent years. the decision has been made in annapolis and will go before the state board of public works for final review. >> a group of international visitors made the rounds at a local middle school in anne arundel county appeared more than a dozen i

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. >> he catches them unaware. he typically blindfolds them with clothing, rapes and sexually assaults them. >> the trial is set for later this morning. reporting live, nadia ramdass, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. prosecutors are expected to announce whether they plan to retry a man accused of killing his twin brother. a man is accused in the 2000 murder of his brother. officials will lay out their plan for possible pretrial. -- retrial. javell heath was killed. anyone with information is asked to call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. callers could receive up to $80,000 reward -- up to a $2,000 reward. >> campus police say a noose was found and then somebody vandalized an elevator by scribbling anti-semitic messages and symbols. some students have been shaken. >> we are in a huge campus but so many people of different races. what are we still having to things to eache other? >> people are still a director to make comments like that. >> officials say there will not tolerate such behavior. a registered sex of

of this and also unaware of just what's in their food but the question is do they care for her finesse with the resident don asked that question to several different people she met in new york city. are you concerned about genetically modified or enhanced foods or is it just an overblown issue this week let's talk about that do you care if you eat them but obviously not. well i think it's less processed foods in europe that's for sure yeah i do think a lot of it is corporate driven here and it is related to money unfortunately modifying genetically food is totally. then controlling they want to pick food sources over mankind so they can basically push up on us so why are americans ok with that i think is the knowledge they want to get information from regular t.v. . just being intertainment did you know that coca-cola is made with high fructose corn syrup in the united states but everywhere else it's made with pure cane sugar i didn't know that but he just surprised me. so what is up with that why don't americans demand better things in their food. they don't want to pay more money for

an autopsy revealed he had an inherited blood coagulant disorder that we were completely unaware of. just adding that alone would not bring about his death, but it's the com binges of those four risk factors. again if they say you have three or more risk factors, that's when you should by aware. >> people might think, okay, david bloom was in an extreme situation. how do i equate it to my own life and whether i have risk factors. >> that's right. what i learned also, at the time i thought this was some freak occurrence, rare incident here, but actually 2 million americans develop a clot every year, and 300,000 people will die. that's every year in our country, more than aids and breast cancer combined. so it does apply to other people. women, for example, are at higher risk when they're on the birth control pill or hormone replacement therapy or pregnant. there are certainly heart and respiratory diseases that increase a person's risk. our focus this year is on cancer patients. cancer patients are at significantly increased risk for developing a dvt. there's some life thai risk facto

they are unaware how this ended up in the u.s.le, if your children have taken this and you notice they have had side-effects, take them to the doctor. >> a false warning on a -- a false positive on a mammogram suggests breast cancer but the disease is not found with more invasive tests. researchers found thousands of women that received a false positive result and found they had a more than 60% increased risk for breast cancer. experts aren't sure why. they say the mammograms might be picking up on subtle changes in the breast that might be pre cursors to breast cancer. >> more news coming up, first a look at events going on around town this weekend. ♪ ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em with roundup extended control. one application kills weeds and puts down a barrier to stop new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control spray once. stop weeds for months.

. -- unaware there was even alexian tomorrow. the >> one of the candidates running against very responding to a sexual abuse scandal. natalie williams denies having any involvement with a girl that claims that flanagan molested here and williams could have prevented the assault by telling the family about flanagan's criminal past. and we have a wrap up hot abc seven news at eleven o'clock. there is a new key clue in the trayvon martin case. find out what this in hansard video -- enhanced surveillance video uncovers. >> people are out of the job due to the spending scandal, and the biggest -- in a posh vegas hotel. >> how cold will it be in my dad was a union electrician. sometimes i'd tag along to a work site carrying his lunch or tools. it was good, honest work. i went to college with the help of a union scholarship, then started a maryland business, creating jobs by providing financing to small companies wall street igred. today, congress is ignoring our need for jobs. my dad the electrician taught me, if something's broken, ge

. >>> many at&t workers plan to show unawaring stickers again this morning. that is after the stickers were sent home. workers across the state say the letters do not stand for what most people might think. >> we refuse to take the stickers off and we refuse to go ahead and leave. >> they did e-mail a statement saying company policy rio de janeiro choir employees but we don't believe such a sticker or button is appropriate in our home businesses. >>> they are looking to why female firefighters in san francisco have a much higher rate of breast cancer. now earlier we told you went in their 40s in the fire department are ten times more likely to get breast cancer than other women. now they are proposing a first of its kind study to toxic exposures. >> there are dangers i haven't thought i signed up for. >> we are looking at what both men and women contracting cancer at pretty alarming rates. >> for 150,000 dollars they could start a pilot study and they are looking for foundation grants right now. >>> right now 450. a police chase, it includes a woman jumping i

. >> totally unaware. >> unaware. >> okay. >>> this is an interesting story about a survey that showseople don't care about what their mothers-in-law say about house chores -- >> since when do people stop caring about what their mother-in-law thought? 11% of all people don't -- clean the bathroom, rather, when the mother-in-law's coming over. only 11%. and that changes significantly when you're talking about friends, it jumps to 20% clean the bathroom when friends are coming over. when guys know a woman is coming over, 30% of them clean the bathroom. when women know a man is coming, only 13% will clean to impress. now, is that implying the bathroom's cleaner to begin with? >> interesting. >> or is it something else? >> amazing. >> i'm kind of thinking maybe they don't want the mothers-in-law to come back, you know? >> that may be -- >> i was thinking that strategy. >> or they expect the mothers-in-law to clean when they get there. >> that'll get me in trouble later on tonight. thank you so much. >>> hey, we all know that stress can make one go bald. but what jobs in particular could m

named, among them the dea, drug enforcement administration, they issued a statement saying they are unaware that anything went wrong on that trip but will investigate whether or not these claims are credible. veroni veronica? >>> tracie potts in washington thank you. >>> yesterday was a tense day at the trial of john edwards as defense attorneys continued their assault on the lead witness, a former aide to the senator and presidential candidate. jay gray reports from greensb o greensboro, north carolina. >> reporter: andrew young returned to the federal courthouse and hot seat as the defense team continued their aggressive cross-examination. the state's star witness. >> the main goal of questioning andrew young for the defense is to show he's not credible. >> reporter: the focus continues to be on inconsistencies between young's testimony and the book he has written. at times the questioning was scattered. >> at times the defense confused the judge. >> reporter: there was no confusing the image of young painted by the defense. >> to make him out to be a scam artist. the person who intention

we are unaware of any light studies or the timing department to show what the impact of these new subjects would be on the neighbors. these are likely to be detrimental to the amount of light on a nearby property we object to this and we ask that the light and some study completed before the planning commission makes a ruling. >> good evening, commissioners. i would like to thank you for your attention and i would encourage you to adopt the recommendations. the school has done everything we can to cooperate with the neighbors. we're always available by phone and e-mail. there is open transparency with the neighbors. we have done everything we can in terms of submitting material when they have asked for it. we have gone back and forth and follow the procedures in place, the ordinance is in place, to be in full compliance. those that have not follow the regulations are unsupported. i encourage you to think about this roof garden that we will put on their roof. this is an ugly concrete slab. this generates heat. this is part of our sustainable agricultural program. any allegations of unruly c

they told us they were unaware it was not to be sold in any u.s. stores and would immediately take it off their shelves. >> it is a medication sold in hispanic communities, so we are working without reach workers that might have information available in spanish as well as english to get the word out. we have heard that retailers have been very cooperative. >> state health officials are investigating to determine how this and that up on shelves in the u.s.. in the meantime, if your child is taking his medicine, take them to a physician. dodge to people are recovering after a double shooting in west baltimore near north avenue and mccullough street around 3:30 this afternoon. a patrol officer heard gunshots and size suspect firing a gun that got picked up by a silver sedan and took off. >> we did find two shooting victims that were in the area, both adult males transported from the sea to area hospitals. >> they believe the officer fired at least one shot when confronting the on demand. there is no evidence the suspect was actually hit. he shot a sal

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. >>> a man was unaware of the furry visitor in his driveway. see him walking and texting when he comes face to face with a 400-pound black bear. and off he goes. we would love to know what he was texting at that moment, the man was not hurt. the bear was eventually tranquilized and hopefully he won't be scaring any texters. >> what did he yell when he saw the bear? >> we can't say that. >> i would think so. >>> chilly out there. take a look at temps, this is ridiculous. 42, the windchill by the way is 36 right now. cold night at the ball game tonight. 33 dewpoint, humidity up to 70%. winds still a bit of a breeze, west northwest at nine. makes the windchill down in the 30s. barometer holding steady. right now 33 in oakland, that's the actual temperature. 39 in haguerstown. 36 in washington and 43 over in ocean city. locally temperatures or some upper 30s already and as skies are clear right now the winds have died down. we're going to see temperatures in the 30s tonight. there's a good chance, baltimore, carrol, some areas will see scattered fr

is a community unaware of the legal entanglements between retail owner they had to upgraded to current standards. the ventilation was inadequate. dodge the public hearing on this item is closed. commissioner miguel: yes. first, an explanation of why i did not ask to be recused even though i am a 37-year resident of patero hill. i live far enough away from this establishment that it was not necessary. i understand child care. i should hope i do with seven grandchildren and great- grandchildren. i may move around a bit on this. the number of applicants of child care openings is a flawed statistics. every person i know of including family and friends that apply for child care applies to a number of child care facilities. anywhere from 5 to perhaps 25. the number of openings to applicants is a totally skewed figure. to me, it cannot even be considered because it doesn't make a statistical sense whatsoever. i have looked at the property, i will be truthful. i would not put any of my grandchildren or my great- grandchildren with seven kids and a teacher inside that very, very, very limited s

>> i don't think he was aware. >> you caught him unaware. >> i believe so. >> then you took that steel you put it at his forehead, is that right? >> yes. >> and when it made contact with his head, you pulled the trigger. >> yes. >> do you feel you have successfully completed your mission? >> he's been stopped. >> somebody just came in and shot someone in our church. >> somebody shot someone? >> yes, dr. tiller, dr. george tiller was shot. >> that sunday morning dr. tiller's staff passes the tragic news to each other by phone. >> i called jodi first and of course she was devastated. >> kathy said they shot doctor. i remember she said they, and that's exactly how we thought of it, "they." we knew exactly who they were. >> then i called dr. sellah. i hear her still screaming in my ears, oh, no, you're kidding. you're kidding. >> i don't think i've ever experienced that kind of grief. it seems so wrong, so wrong. that someone who was so incredible, so amazing would be killed. for what? >> during the murder investigation, authorities discover a piece of evidence in scott roeder's car that p

and people are just unaware of the effects of this. >> it's interesting.that people, women because we're talking specifically about women, are just unaware or do they just get intoxicated by this notion of a glowing tan? >> i think it's both. i think a lot of women know now that sun burning is bad. but they think tanning is okay. also, tanning salons we found in our investigation that they lie to women and tell them these are safe rays. but at the same time, women sometimes override what they know because it feels good to be in the sun. they feel thinner when they're fan. all those factors. >> even though these women say it feels good one of the intriguing things in your study is that it can be addictive like cigarettes and other things that people fight to wean themselves off of. >> right. in some people the endorphin rush that you get from a tan is addictive and so when you're not tanning you may feel irritable, jittery. >> pulling you back in. >> right. you have to go cold turkey and just get out of the sun. >> obviously, you're a doctor, when you're ta

[cheers and applause] supervisor wiener: supervisor kim, apparently the last speaker is unaware that i am sponsoring legislation that is barring student housing. >> hello, i am -- and i work with the collaborative that is made up of seniors and people disabilities, many of whom have lived in san francisco for decades. many of them are living on social security, trying to make do with $800 per month or less, so when we talk about affordable housing, we are talking about people at very low or extremely low-income, and i hear from people every day who never been on waiting lists for years. summit zubaida said he was something like no. 1332 on a list, which certainly does not feel very encouraging. people are living in substandard conditions. we obviously need more affordable housing for people living at very low incomes, so i urge you to set aside money, to ensure that it helps people at very low income and to look how we can continue to have market rate housing with the production of affordable rate housing so we do not continue to approve luxury developments without keeping up with wh

he kept on reading, giving announcements and updates unaware that his mike had been turned off. >> we would have ran out of the building. >> yes. there was no significant damage done, however. >>> japan's newest attraction isn't for those with weak stomachs. the tokyo sky tree is the world's tallest free-standing broadcast tower over 2,000 feet high. taking nearly four years and $800 million to complete, builders hope the tower and surrounding shopping complex will help revitalize the district. >>> one man looks to his favorite animal for workout inspiration. he's developed a style of running based on monkeys, dashing around on both his hands and feet. he actually hones his skill daily. it actually has gotten him into a record book for fastest time for running about the length of a football field in just 20 seconds. apparently you get more, you know -- >> traction? >> i guess so. >> the strides are longer. >> didn't they do that in a james bond movie? it was a trend thing they had going on? i'm trying, bill. >> i'm so impressed. >>> it's time for an early look at some of the stories w

. >> reporter: here she sits, van gogh's "peasant woman" unaware of the mystery that surrounded her. it dealt with the picture's appearance. the museum wanting to know if the restorations had changed the way the picture looks. so it contact contacted a profe kibe university. he and his researchers have experience examining artworks. at their lab in okayama prefect urgs they use x-ray technology that reveals the layers of paint without damaging them. the museum thought this technology might be the key to solving the mystery. what the researchers found looked promising. x-rays of the painting show many black spots. the white color is the paint applied as the base. the black marks on it gave shimoyama his first clue. >> translator: a lot of the lead base was missing. i hadn't expected this much damage. >> reporter: the professor found the worst damage near the lips and nose. next, the group used a florescent x-ray microscope to measure the volume of iron, calcium and other compounds in the paint. the amount varies depending on the color. this enables the researchers to find out what the

. >> shoppers running their morning errands are caught unaware as police lock down surrounding stores. >> so people with children in strollers were going about their daily business, and those were the people that they were really worried about, that someone would arrive on the scene and walk into the middle of a potentially dangerous shooting or, you know, the takedown gone wrong. >> inside, an undercover officer slips in without the bank robber noticing. he keeps police outside informed via cell phone. and when the bank robber exits, they're ready to take him down. >> the suspect's now talking about leaving. he's taking the employee's car keys. >> so you're waiting. you're waiting. there's this feeling of anticipation. everyone's sort of holding their breath. and all of a sudden he walks out. >> the undercover officer approaches from behind, grabs the robber's neck, and pulls him to the ground. the cop holds his own pistol in the air with his finger off the trigger so it doesn't fire accidentally. >> it was very dramatic. it was fast. it was over before it began. it was over before i

they seemed unaware of general business and tax accounting practices. however, my wife developeafter h the officer, the visa was approved. afton and there was finger wagging saying that you need to come up was something better than two years' time currently, there is no resolution for these types of green card holders. we will have to constantly trouble in the new at the will of immigration authorities. so how does this affect families? it affects our ability to run a business with unpredictable but times. it makes you unproductive and therefore unproductive thanks to the huge amounts of repetitive information required. processing fees which are a burden to the families involved. it should be dealt with face-to- face at local offices or at least within the u.s. if you stress family, -- our l1 was granted three times and then the ninth three years later. are there any rays of hope? following my experience in london, i returned to the u.s., arriving at sfo. the immigration agents looked at my file and ask why i did not get a green card. i told him i plan

they usually are unaware of the impending action and are left with minimal options and even less support. we cannot allow the rental future, credit history, and housing stability of families in san francisco to hinge on foreclosures that are processed with the regular paperwork or the robo signing for the foreclosure documents. a land mine in to this legislation that my colleagues are presenting, and my office will continue to support policy that provides a safety net for people in san francisco. supervisor mar: thank you very much. [applause] supervisor olague: i will continued to be involved with this. questioned later. supervisor mar: with your staff, as well. >> board of supervisors, good afternoon. my name is -- i lead the firm's regulatory compliance, structure, and litigation processes. i am the co-author of a report titled to a bank foreclosure in california, a crisis of compliance." prior to this, i was a ceo bet was -- of a company that had regulatory compliance solutions for the mortgage industry. i have held positions with rbs securities, nomura, and goldman sachs, where i co

process to modify their loans and banks will lead through foreclosure proceedings and homeowners are unaware. the mayor's office -- and this resolution also urges the mayor to direct lobbyists to offer policies that will get long-term solutions and the long-term leases. we're also looking for the state lobbyists under the direction of the mayor to work towards state measures as well. i want to thank the members of the community that fought very hard to protect one another. there have been evictions we have been able to prevent happening. there was a great effort on a couple of occasions that prevented her from being evicted from her home. i want to thank the residence for coming together. it is about providing the kind of hope for people. it will provide this level of support and scrutiny from the city government that can hold the banks accountable. with that, colleagues, i have one resolution. i would like to read the amendment into the record. i met to pass out a copy of this, so i will pass it out if you don't mind, supervisor mar. on page four of the resolution. a new resolve clause. top

they were in their home and unaware their house was on fire. that's until bowman saw the flames and smoke and alerted the couple. both were able to get out of the house without injury. >>> if you see a team of police running through your neighborhood, do not be alarmed. it will be part of the county's transforming neighborhoods initiative. >> reporter: 52 cadets warm up for today's workouts with a purpose. a run through langley park, a troubled neighborhood they could likely be serving after october's graduation. >> this community is largely an apartment complex community, mostly male, almost a hundred percent immigrant. they have a lot of challenges when it comes to health issues. they have a lot of challenges when it comes to alcohol dependence and drug addictions. >> reporter: the assisted -- assistant police chief and county executive are joining in on the run. the transforming neighborhoods program will involve six communities inside the beltway that have long been crime hot spots. the goal is to reach out to residents first here in langle

a spokesperson said that he is unaware of a knife being found in school last week, laura. >> thank you. >> a speed camera band it on the loose in maryland this morning. someone set fire to a camera on south rolling road in baltimore county. so far, there are no suspects. police say the speed camera had recently been installed there and they expect it to be restored soon. >>> and it's been two yearsness is oil started spilling into the gulf of mexico bp said conditions are better now. why some fishermen disagree. coming up. >>> and who do you call when your sidewalk is covered in gum? the gum busters tell us about their most memorable job. gary. >>> and thanks, laura. big changes this weekend. we're going to be hot tomorrow and much, much cold or sunday. hey, lindsay. some game last night. >>> coming up, the hero and ovechkin on the bench. >>> the newly re-signed london fletcher anticipates the new quarterback in next week's draft. those stories and more later in sports as the news edge at 6 continues. . >>> two years after the bp oil spill began, tourism seems to be picking up. some fi

. >>> it is a down payment she says she was unaware of and couldn't afford to buy the time she tried to dispute the charges and cancel the upgrade to was told it was too late. you have a right to change your mind anywhere from three to seven days and i can vary from state to state. >>> this time share expert says the law is clear and so is her contracts so legally there isn't much damage can do to back out to but he meant the process in the paperwork involved in these times your deals can be overwhelming. >>> make sure you're aware of what you're signing don't just signed by the little yellow post-it. >>> the story doesn't end there. >>> paul and tears into been on her behalf and not only to miss the window to cancel the contracts received a refund of more than $700. >>> i definitely learned my lesson about the use high- pressure sales. now the wind and tells us it is looking into the allegation of high-pressure sales tactics used in tammy's case but the company did set up canceling the contract and refunding her money. they have to. remember you have a consumer complaint give us a c

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and there was a six month grace period, >> but it was a down payment that she said to was unaware of and could not afford. and by the time she tried to dispute the charges and cancel the upgrade, she was told it was too late. >> you have a right to change your mind, anywhere between three and seven days and that can vary from state to state. >> this time share expert says that the law is clear and so is her contract. so legally there's not much that she could do to back out but he admits the process and the paperwork involved in these time share deals can be overwhelming. >> make sure that you were aware of what you're signing. do not just sign on the ax. >> something now she regrets, but her story does not end there. a consumer watchdog on your interview on her behalf and not only convinced them to cancel our contract she got a refund of more than $700. >> i definitely learned my lesson about high-pressure sales, and to be much more careful when viewing things like this. >> the wyndham told cbs 5 that they're looking into the allegation of high-pressure sales tactics used in her cas

at that point in november 2005 he was unaware that the planning commission had issued two cu's on the property. including one that was passed two months prior. our next exhibit is exhibit h. ms. kane responded. this is a copy of the cu permit. she stated, there are many references to amplified music and sound test noise abatement. i should think that entertainment qualifiers as part of us -- part of what was approved at cu. this suggest the basis of understanding regarding the issuance of this unrestricted poe. we to look at this restricted entertainment permit in the broader context. it was awarded in the context of establishing mosquitos as a entertainment venue and home of the jazz festival. there came a commission communicated their interpretation of the approval. the conditions change to allow for amplified music and expanded hours. this was communicated to planning through regular channels used by the city agencies to approve permits. we continued to operate until 2:00 a.m. under its unrestricted entertainment permit with amplified music. they did this for six years. also, the p

unaware he'd be the biggest moviemaker of all time. (dramatic music playing) that's a 20-footer. "jaws," because it came from a number one best-selling novel that universal gave a little more topspin to the advertising program. but no more so than they gave to the other 12 films they had coming out that year. i know that they didn't spend any more money on that film than they did on any other film in terms of publicity. only after "jaws" was a hit the first week in theatres did universal begin chasing the success to keep the film in the awareness of the public. (yelling) get everybody out! (narrator) it was the massive, world-wide success of "jaws" which put the blockbuster movie firmly on the map. (peter bart) people didn't really talk about blockbusters much then. that was an idea that began to take shape in the early to mid-70s. the public doesn't realize that the character, what makes the picture a blockbuster is the willingness of people to see it two or three times, like "star wars," or "jaws." there are not enough people who go to movies out there to make something a $100-