also michael cavanaugh, and john hoe began chief risk officer and cfo doug bronstein, last month on a call about this very subject said he was, quote, very comfortable with the positions they had. now, let's put this in a little context and take a step back because there's a bigger issue in terms of the washington story and all of the heat that are on banks. the volcker rule today, the vote goes on today, so you have this issue, nobody knows really was this a proprietary trade, was it a hedge willing strategy. this is what volcker was all about. here's what carl levin had to say about this trade. the enormous loss is just the latest evidence that what banks call hedges are often risky bets that so-called too big to fail banks have no business making. today's announcement is a stark reminder of the need for regulators to establish tough effective standards, implement

kerry cavanaugh has more. >> police tell as they are making headway on all of the eight investigations. there is a suspect to is thought to be linked to a pair of northeast baltimore crimes. meanwhile, a criminologist outside has an idea on what might be fueling this. >> like the stock market. >> a recent spike in murders, bringing the homicide counts of to 73 this year. dr. tyrone powers at the institute says it is not unusual for violent crimes to surge when the weather is right -- nice. but -- >> it does not make you go court somebody. you may be in close proximity to each other. >> the weekend violence covered a wide area in the city, going through a murder and a stabbing. police say one of the homicides appears to be linked to a nearby shooting. >> we have some people in custody that are of interest, and detectives are making progress on those. >> powers believes there is more complex factor working against police when it comes to controlling violent crime. a department plagued by internal scandals. >> may be a murder that could have been stopped or a shooting war there could have

. >> holly cavanaugh sent home last night, performing "the climb" for the last time on the show.ins us live from l.a. after the break. ♪ every step i'm taking ♪ >>> here's our trivia question for today. i think we haven't had it for a few days. what is the highest recorded number of children born to one mother? 23, 48, 69 or 75. are we talking about a human mother? are we talking about a human being, or am i giving something away? >> just read on. >> the answer is coming up later. if you want to guess now, head to our facebook page. fox5 morning news is back after the break. ♪ [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ ♪ >>> it's the end of the road, idol road, for holly cavanaugh, the texas teenager who cap

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i am kerry cavanaugh, and i will take you to boot camp. >> drugs, dating, violence, and gambling arest a few of the hot topics in the student hot topics in the student athlete conference i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind. [ clang ] my house is where plants came to die. ♪ but, it turns out all i was missing was miracle-gro potting mix. it's got what a plant needs. even plant food that feeds them for up to 6 months. you get bigger, more beautiful plants. guaranteed. who's got two green thumbs thanks to miracle-gro? uh, this gal. boom! everyone grows with miracle-gro. >> live, local, late-breaking. you are watching wbal-tv 11 news at 5:00 in hd with dan stovall, donna hamilton, your forecast with tom tasselmyer. 11 news at 5:00 continues now. >> hundreds of area high school athletes got some straight talk on drugs, dating, and decision making, all part of our program to keep the students grounded. >> tim tooten is live in the newsroom with more on that story. >> it is called powered by me. it started out as a small workshop to keep students away from drugs and al

park tavern, no even calf -- cavanaugh's in philly. we had 11 local kids on the team. what a job by the coach and the loyola greyhounds. so jeanine tucker, marty stewart, janet plunkett and gary handily, this one is for you. release the hounds. jamie costello, abc2 news. >>> tickets now on sale for the grand prix of baltimore. general admission starts at $15 for friday. you can get a three-day pass for $85. >>> this summer is not off to a good start. don harrison was at the scene of last night's deadly crash at the kent narrow's bridge. >> reporter: rescuers were looking for a boater who hadn't been seen since last night a20-foot boston whaler slammed into the jetty at the kent narrows. they were coming from the south river back to the narrows. four people were on boompletd two were take ton shock trauma. one want injured and theçó fourh is the man rescuers were looking for. chief porter with the dive team recovered the body. >> helicopters. >> reporter: he was in his boat when the rescue took place last night. he knows how difficult it can be in these waters. >> it ca

kerry cavanaugh is in the newsroom with the latest. >> there are six group homes in bellaire. they have not led to an increasing crime but some homeowners say concentrating off dozens of addicts is eroding the neighborhood. this small town atmosphere enticed him move his family. >> we like to the big yard and these big houses. it seemed like a nice place to settle down and raise our kids. >> he started regretting his move when he realized his lot adjoins to group homes. four others are nearby. each provides a temporary home eight recovering addicts. >> it is good they are getting help but at what risk? he is concerned his kids walk past the homes. >> i have a five within one block of me. the concentration is a community killer. >> an expert has toured the home and says they play a vital role in reinterpreting society. >> most have lost their jobs. they do not have money. their family might have to run them out. this gives them a chance to be with other people in recovery to support each other. they have to get jobs, they have to stay clean, they have to go to meetings. >> he b

good thank you for your time >> i'm colleen cavanaugh, i'm the executive director of the campaign for better nutrition. i'm presenting a letter from members of the committee, about 100 members of the community signed on to it, asking you to provide leadership in improving the school nutrition programs as a critical strategy toward meeting the education goal for students an closing the achievement gap. i'm here after a day of a lot of bad news, talk about good news. we have having somewhere -- we have something very achieveable in front of us. we have short-term goals like adding supervisors that could end up saving us a lot of money. we have another piece, i don't know if it's in the report or not but we have old and failing equipment that is very expensive to maintain. it is very possible if we were to do an analysis of this that the cost of maintaining that equipment really would cover the cost of replacing the equipment and improving the quality of the school food because i don't care when it's dated, if you overheat it or freeze it, it's not going to be good. we have some things w

captain john cavanaugh has beeneresponsibleing to emergency ins san francisco for 22 years.right now he's driving to the type of call that could slow down the city emergency response. >> people about. >>reporter: this guy fits property file of a freak weren't flier. someone with no other means of medical care. most are homeless and chronic alcoholics. >> very frustrating for the paramedic. you are seeing the same people we are here we picked you up we are training to help you. we get you to the hospital and then with the same shift you see a person. i'm john. >> all right i already met you before. >>reporter: san francisco fire department said it has 2 01 frequent fliers. people who use an ambulance 4 or month times in one year. 50 of those use the service 10 or more times. about 20 have taken ambulance rides between 30 and 120 times. >> small number of people that are fairly often in the ambulance then it delays getting ambulance and fire truck an ambulance to heart attack and it really slows the whole system down. >>reporter: san francisco fair captain neal hears the dispa

captain john cavanaugh has been reresponsibleing to emergency ins san francisco for 22 years.right now he's driving to the type of call that could slow down the city emergency response. >> people about. >>reporter: this guy fits property file of a freak weren't flier. someone with no other means of medical care. most are homeless and chronic alcoholics. >> very frustrating for the paramedic. you are seeing the same people we are here we picked you up we are training to help you. we get you to the hospital and then with the same shift you see a person. i'm john. >> all right i already met you before. >>reporter: san francisco fire department said it has 2 01 frequent fliers. people who use an ambulance 4 or month times in one year. 50 of those use the service 10 or more times. about 20 have taken ambulance rides between 30 and 120 times. >> small number of people that are fairly often in the ambulance then it delays getting ambulance and fire truck an ambulance to heart attack and it really slows the whole system down. >>reporter: san francisco fair captain neal hears the dispa

i worked on it a bit, i went back and read and talked to jim cavanaugh, who was nixon's health guy and it included and bragged about and centered on the individual mandate. ted kennedy said before he died that the biggest mistake was the health care plan. now we're told the individual mandate may be unconstitutional. i don't think that argument was even whispered about in the nixon years. they went to the 18-year-old vote, the volunteer army, end of the draft and osha, occupational health and safety act. i think a climb to the modern republicans stems in part from the great moderate thrust which had come down through the decade was interrupted and discredited by watergate. nixon couldn't really pass on that legacy. obama today cannot cite nixon as an example. there is a whole -- a whole tradition that's sort of off limits. and i think that's another of the cost of watergate. >> go ahead. >> can i pick up on that? the reciting nixon's domestic accomplishments brings to mind about 1970 where he said there's only two things i don't like about the nixon administration, its domestic policy

captain john cavanaugh has been reresponsibleing to emergency ins san francisco for 22 years. to the type of call that could slow down the city emergency response. >> people about. >>reporter: this guy fits property file of a freak weren't flier. someone with no other means of medical care. most are homeless and chronic alcoholics. >> very frustrating for the paramedic. you are seeing the same people we are here we picked you up we are training to help you. we get you to the hospital and then with the same shift you see a person. i'm >> all right i already met you before. >>reporter: san francisco fire department said it has 2 01 frequent fliers. people who use an ambulance 4 or month times in one year. 50 of those use the service 10 or more times. about 20 have taken ambulance rides between 30 and 120 times. >> small number of people that are fairly often in the ambulance then it delays getting ambulance and fire truck an ambulance to heart attack and it really slows the whole system down. >>reporter: san francisco fair captain neal hears the dispatch from the county 911 syst

kerry cavanaugh joins us live at police headquarters with the latest to >> the rest was captured in the video that was posted to youtube, and the footage is polarizing. the police department's stance behind what you are about to see, but the man who was arrested calls the police brutality. >> the youtube video shows police taking action at a demonstration near johns hopkins university last month. police said they blocked traffic. >> you have a large crowd, it is very easy for a situation to get out of control. you want to be sure you take the individuals who are being a distraction into police custody and get them out of their for their safety and the safety of other individuals. >> i guess i did not get to the sidewalk fast enough. there were a lot of people. i am on my way to the sidewalk and i got attack. >> they sprayed mace in his eyes as they get him to the ground. the camera angle does not allow you to see his face. >> he was about to spray me and i kept covering my face. i was not resisting arrest, i was just landing, and he kept on spraying me. >> the two senior officers are se

that police use excessive force on a daily basis here to talk more about our boys in blue is tim cavanaugh from reason dot com. ten. you know i grow up in america thinking that law enforcement is there to serve and protect us and when things like this happen it kind of flies in the face of that societal myth would you say that this is systematic or is this just a few bad apples. well it can the choice be somewhere in between i don't think it's systematic i would for example differ with you know the. some claims that are made about the level of tolerance and the institutional sort of acceptance of this kind of stuff i think we are well ahead of where we were you know twenty years ago the time of the rodney king beating and. right now you know a good part of that is because so many of us carry cameras so much we all have phones i'm talking to you through a very a couple right now but i have a phone i have a camera better so we can all catch everything that happens. well let's talk about cameras for a second what do you think about these laws that they're trying to pass and in states that are

. >> captain john cavanaugh has been responding to emergencies in san francisco for 22 years.ight now he is driving to the type of call that could slow down the city's emergency response. >> people set them over here and slid down. >> he says this guy fits the profile of a frequent flier. someone with no other means of medical care. most are homeless and chronic alcoholics. >> very frustrating for the paramedics. they're seeing the same people. get you to the hospital and then within the same shift, you see a person. >> my name is john. >> all right. i've already met you. >> the san francisco fire department said it has 201 frequent flyers. people who use an ambulance four or more times in one year. 50 of those use the service ten or more times and 20 have taken ambulance rides between 30 and 120 times. >> a small number of people that are fairly often in the ambulance, then it delays getting ambulancessed and fire trucks to fires and ambulances to heart attacks and slows the whole system down. >> the fire captain hears the dispatches to frequent fliers from the count 9-1-1 sy

i see judge cavanaugh and griffith here so another point i would make is critical to any regulatory state is effective system of judicial review. i do think that's something that it is interesting to be thinking about i think that's important in the d.c. circuit is fantastic, of course, but it is interesting to me to see the difference, the difference in agencies like the fcc and the f da which are routinely -- whose rulings are routinely challenged at the d.c. circuit and elsewhere in the judiciary versus agencies like the stanley cup a-- sec and ftc. >> not anymore. >> the sec. >> the sec, you know, there have been some of the chamber of commerce attacks have been some of those have been great, gibson's work, scalia's work on that and it has been good and beneficial to the sec because i am a believer that that sort of aggressive challenge and robust judicial review that makes the agency better ultimately, i think the sec keeps trying and they keep losing some of these and i think little by little they're getting better on these and you look at the fcc and i think their rule makings are

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which means we say good-bye to hollie cavanaugh. >> an emotional good-bye to holly.e are gown down to the top 3. jessica sanchez, phillip phillips and josh ledit. >> the network trying to get him to sign on for not one but two more seasons of celebrity apprentice. the season finale is the 20th. chris humphreys better watch out because kim kardashian offered a deal to host a tv special called 50 ways to leave your lover. it documents the most sinister way women have revenge on their exs. luckily for chris we are told he has no interest in this gig. >> it is 40 after the top of the hour. the weather forecast sunny with a chance of royalty. that is prince charles reporting the weather. he wasn't the only royal to do it. >> our question of the day, should people who text and walk be slapped with a fine? e-mail and tweet us. test but centurylink is committed to being a different kind of communications company by continuing to help you do more and focus on the things that matter to you. >> it is 44 after the hour as we span the globe and see the stories overseas. hundreds

. >> holly cavanaugh cementing her place in "american idol" last night. ♪ >> sounded pretty good. 18-year-old getting some of the highest praises from the judges last night. joshua ledet impressed with the version of the song "love somebody." see if they love him enough during the results show tonight. >> actress rose sar yo dawson is weighing in on mitt romney's prospect and his appeal with the latino voters. >> it will be exciting for people to talk about him. what that meant for him as an immigrant part of an immigrant family story. obviously obama has a lot of deportation in his administration. that will be another thing people are going to have to pay attention to. i think the republican party as well has done a lot kind of really shut down the latino vote and talking about immigration in such a negative way during the campaign process, not necessarily himself. i think they have to do a lot to bring people on back not necessarily for him. i think he will draw a lot of people in, but i think the republican party has pushed away the latino vote. >> she has a lot to say indeed.

first can we say good morning to holly cavanaugh who is the latest contestant voted off "american idol and yet you had this kind of incredible, positive attitude, even after facing that. >> thank you. >> how does that happen? >> i think -- i think i just kind of have the mind-set of i couldn't really complain. the top four from last year top four seems like a big step to me. so i think i was just thankful and blessed to be there. >> you had some powerful perf m performan performances. the judges did love them. but they did criticize you for that showing enough emotion. does that resonate with you? do you think as you look back at the tape? >> i know in some performances that i look back on i was like oh, my face was kind of blank then. but i mean it's something that i'm learning and i'm growing and even like being off the show, i'll still continue to grow, and so i'll just looking forward to like what the future brings hopefully. >> what was wrong with your duet with jesse sanchez? it was kind of interesting. >> we had a lot of fun with those swings like we would just be on set like --

at the same time, they have the ex-cfo in mike cavanaugh to come in and make sure he gets ahold of everythingfrom what happened, how did we get here, how do we dig our way out. >> let's work through other names. you like goldman. you have a buy on goldman and a buy on citi as well. what are the fundamentals that support that? >> i do. i'll tell you this, in the right here and now it's a tough time to be recommending them because there is -- i'll call it a mediocre at best amount of capital markets activity going on while people question the strength of the u.s. economy, while people question what's going on in europe. so activity levels are pretty low right now. and you have this reregulation conversation coming up. >> exactly. >> so right here right now today, it's difficult to get a portfolio manager to jump up and down and want to go out and buy a big ugly financial company. >> you stuck your neck out. what about reregulation quickly. does dodd/frank get toughened up? >> at the margin absolutely. >> how does that affect their ability to make money. >> let's go back to the original example.

talked to jim cavanaugh and it included and bragged about and centered on the individual mandate. ted kennedy said before he died there was a big mistake he made in the senate not supporting a healthcare plan. now we're being told the individual mandate may be unconstitutional. now you can go to another list of the volunteer army and the end to draft and reform and health and safety act. 29 item list. i think that the part of the republicans stems in part of the great moderate thrust that had come down through the decades was interrupted and discredited by water gate. nixon couldn't really pass on that legacy. obama cannot sight nixon as an example. there's a whole tradition that sort of is off limits and i think that is an another of the costs of watergate. >> could i pick up on that? the reciting of nixon's domestic accomplishments bring as comment made by stanton evans that said there's only two things i don't like about nixon administration. domestic policy and it's foreign policy. >> [laughing] but one of the great engineers pals is one of my themes that i haven't brought it