and who are you >> i'm alonzo hampton wade. i'll show you my i.d. >> alonzo hampton wade. and alonzo, how old are you? >> 40. i told her how old i was. >> and how old is she? >> she told me she was 15. >> 15. >> yes, sir. i just wanted a place to drink. i wasn't going to do nothing. >> you didn't have any place to drink, so you thought you'd come here? >> yes, sir. >> just to hang out and drink. >> yes, sir. >> and you were going to drink -- >> no, some of that was going home with me. >> some was going home. >> oh, yeah. >> were you going to give any to the 15-year-old? >> oh, no, no, no, no, no. i don't do that. i got a 15-year-old daughter myself. >> you have a 15-year-old daughter yourself? >> yes. i just wanted a place to sit and drink. >> why couldn't you drink at home. >> well, my daughter's got her friends there and i don't like drinking in front of them. >> you thought you'd come over here and drink in front of another 15-year-old girl who is not your daughter? >> no, that's not my intention. my intentions was to not -- well, yeah, my intentions was to drink in fro

alonzo and marietta english will address the group.ll talk about how they've seen a spike in recruitment, since teachers approve the contract. >> as soon as the contract was announced, we got a huge increase in applications for positions. >> reporter: so this week, they're representing baltimore together. next week, both say it's back to business. >> trust me, ms. english is on my -- >> they say it's behind the doors that they don't see. >> and the two-day conference also features education secretary arne duncan. and they will focus on career development for teachers and getting more technology in the classrooms nationwide. back to you. >>> it is good to see them. at one place, at one time. that's for sure. >>> if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, let's check on the roads. let's check with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >>> busy afternoon out there. a lot of accidents we're dealing with. we have an accident between beltway and owings mills boulevard. we have plenty of delays as well. other accidents. 25 minutes

their first victory since two thousand and four so alonzo came in second ahead of the latest euro of kimi right in and roman grows. and the ferrari man is now level on points with champion standings be to save us the inverse for all the german was six fastest. lewis hamilton. spite having started from the back of the great. tennis now and serena williams is trash well number one the tory as our anchor in straight sets to win the madrid open final the two players have never met each other on clay and when you can champion as our income was after her fist title of the season however the belorussian was totally outplayed losing six one six two in just over an hour after failing to convert the only breakpoint she caught that the imperious william smashed fourteen eighties on route to her second crowd of the year after also winning in charleston last month. while on the men's side of the draw the roger federer is looking to return to the world number two spot with a win against big seven crash verdict the swiss model would rise to that rank the first time in fourteen months for the not on

this was based on the decision of alonzo king jr.. this matches a rape and matches the indictment and conviction in the crime. >> the only invasion of privacy in this case is when the defendant broke into this woman's house and raped her at gunpoint. >> if the court does not reconsider the ruling in this case, the case will be taken all the way to the u.s. supreme court. a woman remains in the hospital after police say her son stabbed her. the sheriff office said the stabbing took place during some kind of domestic dispute. the woman was flown to shock trauma. police have the sun in custody. no word on what charges he may face. >> it turned out to be another gloomy day. that is holding down temperatures. currently 63 at b.w.i. marshall. a lot of clouds in the sky. we are expecting most of these clouds to stick around. however, if you get a couple of breaks in the cloud cover, it there could be a couple of isolated thunderstorms. that is something that we have to watch out for as we head into the afternoon. temperatures will not be abl

alonzo and marietta english will address the group.alk about how they've seen a spike in recruitment. >> as soon as the contract was announced, we got a huge increase in applications for positions. >> reporter: so this week, they're representing baltimore together. next week, both say, it's back to business. >> trust me, ms. english is sometimes [ inaudible ] >> it's behind the doors that they don't see. >> behind those doors. >>> well, the two-day conference also features education secretary arnie dunk an. and for participants to focus on getting more technology in the classrooms nationwide. vic, back to you. >> more than 600 teachers have applied to work in city schools since the passage of the new contract. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. >>> workout tips from the marine corps mamas. >>> and second baseman brian roberts maybes his rehab debut. for these stories and more, read the baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast, from wjz's first warning weather team.

alonzo, thanks so much.of alonso's greats and reviews by going to therap.com. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be successful. he would never give up on any of us. and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. >>> in today's human factor. dr. sanjay gupta introduces us to crystal greeko, a maryland teenager who woke up one morning with a life changing injury, but was determined not to let it change her life. circle left, twementd meters. >> riding horses has been her passion since she was 4 years old. two years ago, all that came to a screeching halt for 16-year-old crystal greeko. >> i was getting a shower. i felt some muscle cramps in my mid-back. >> she got out, got dressed. >> can felt a sharp

. >> this decision is based on the case of alonzo king jr. a dna sample taken at the time of that arrest turned out to match the dna sample taken from a 2003 rape victim. that led to the indictment of king for the rate and his ultimate conviction. but the only risk of privacy was when the defendant broken to a 53-year-old woman's house and raped her at gunpoint. >> the attorney-general says " the court does not reconsider its ruling in the case, the state intends to seek review of the judgment before it the ninth state supreme court." >> there is a chance it will win the case and prevail. this is different than fingerprints at all. >> late this afternoon, we received a comment from steve mercer from the state public defender's office. he said motions to reconsider are rarely granted. the city is fighting against the argument that more dna samples are better for law enforcement. he said curtly there is no reason for police to ever stop expanding in finding other reasons for the collection of dna. gary sims, wbal-tv 11 news. >> tonight a 17-yea

alonzo, yes. mr. schreiber, yes. mr. leigh, yes, ms. melara, yes. ms. mondejar, yes. mr. pilpel, yes. -- not at this time. >> could i ask a process question? at the appropriate time. please make this change. commissioner leigh: the process question or suggestion that i would offer is, is it possible for us to use where we were prior to this move as a starting point or launching point that we could possibly revisit if we wanted to? our process we have made one move at a time and that is -- has worked very well but given the delicate place where we find ourselves, not having a lot of time in all these dominance. i am wondering if we could remember where we were prior to making this move. explore and continue and finish the remaining --

alonzo, yes. mr. schreiber, yes. mr. leigh, yes, ms. melara, yes. ms. mondejar, yes. mr. pilpel, yes. -- not at this time. >> could i ask a process question? at the appropriate time. please make this change. commissioner leigh: the process question or suggestion that i would offer is, is it possible for us to use where we were prior to this move as a starting point or launching point that we could possibly revisit if we wanted to? our process we have made one move at a time and that is -- has worked very well but given the delicate place where we find ourselves, not having a lot of time in all these dominance. i am wondering if we could remember where we were prior to making this move. explore and continue and finish the remaining -- deliberations about the dominos we need to consider within our permitted variances. and see how we each field boulware week and up and perhaps consider whether we prefer that place or that the outcome where we were prior to the vote we just took. i do not want to overly complicate things. i am concerned that we are going to end up with anothe

a >> the case of alonzo king, jr., are arrested for an assault. a dna sample turned out to match a sample taken from a 2003 rape victim. that led to a grand jury indictment for rate and his ultimate conviction. >> the only invasion of privacy is when the defendant broke into a 53-year-old woman's house and raped her at gunpoint and ordered >> if the court does not reconsider its ruling, the state who intends to bring it before the supreme court. >> there is a good chance the supreme court will take the case, and there is a better chance it will win the case, and because this is no different from fingerprints at all. >> the public defender's office says motions to reconsider are rarely granted, because he is fighting against the arguments it is better for law enforcement. he says there is no reason to stop collecting a. >> the boys charged with shooting to death a 13-year-old girl and hiding her body in a baltimore city ballet admitted to their roles in the slaying. a 13-year-old boy pleaded guilty in juvenile court to manslaughter, while the other

wade passed alonzo morning for the most series played by a miami player.ayoff game. heat by four, five to go. game one here in miami. game two is tuesday. we head to the heartland for game three and four thursday and sunday. hill knocks it down. one-point game. >> hubie: that's his shot. he's a high percentage three-point shooter. and he will stop on a dime and take it. go back to when he was playing in san antonio. that's his area behind the three-ball line. >> mike: and the overtime game in the orlando series, he took the big shot. james. and six on hibbert. he is gone. >> hubie: he had to go for it. he had to make the move. you hear the house boo, they called it on george, not hibbert. >> hubie: they cowl have called it either guy. both guys got a piece of him. >> mike: well, indiana got a break. because what george did was not a foul. so, george, hibbert and hill all have five perms. hibbert stays in the game with 4:30 to go. but george is one of your better scor scorers, although quiet tonight, has five, as well. >> hubie: indiana's been consistent. t

alonzo scores. and chase headily. and leon gets his ankle caught up in the collision.t called up from harrisburg yesterday. making his major league debut. he has a high ankle sprain. goes to the 60-day dl. unbelievable. and nats up by. and he already walked two, walks another. load the bases. davey johnston has henry's back. forced to make a change. in comes the vulture. sean burnett. trying to bail the nats out. faces jose guzman. double play ball. first save of the season. nationals hold on to win it 8-5. they are now 22-13 on the year. perhaps, burnett could be taking ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ >>> i'm jackie benson, reporting live, in southeast washington. you can see the scene here a short time ago. maybe half an hour ago. there was a shooting involving, a person, suspect, being shot by d.c. police. there are a number of officials here on the scene the we are told the man's conditio

sporting lisbon who helped reach her semifinals of it all played well made the starting line up as alonzo of his current incumbent nevertheless head coach uppercut says but it's my love has since i've been really well to the squad side they're just a quality to the player he works very hard and he's a really team player does what he showed today i mean having been part of the russians proper quite a long time and has been settling in i mean because he probably does you know younger players but well. so. to get here and does what he did without knowing from self the consequence so he says enough that he wants a blow for the national team and that's a close meanwhile there are in twenty four players on the pitch once again as roman shishkin was forced to miss training with a stomach problem but over had become hopes it isn't serious and won't add to his defensive problems it's a problem with stomach so but hopefully that will not take dead long in a long time i'm told i don't know which is sort of my fave an ego i can fit me looking relaxed mood of is a heated battle on the pitch going on b

however it was all spain after the interval as a alonzo converted a penalty. something cathal or netted a low for a kick off the wall jumped over the bow. substitute about on the grid a completed the four one scoreline from a cross by fellow replacement for about a sub out of spain to face the silly in their groups and get downs on june the tenth. while in another high profile friendly one of the best parties prospects night a useful brazil signs to a comfortable four one win over the usa the twenty year old son just wanted to open from a penalty spot twelve minutes in before firing in a corner at the two other servants in the first half. well heck it is going is not it isn't a poor one back to the usa just before the interval. thank them are spectacular provided for brazil's third as marcello made it three one and one second. before to the provider himself substitute alexander potter latching on to the end of my seller's cross in the dying minutes so a straightforward win for brazil the last across the usa. to play hero teams where there were no disrespect on

the back room a sense car but more than all that his top form of the boss allowed the track to beat alonzo by just over three seconds and the brilliance of their first victory since two thousand and five zero as i came in second ahead of the lotus two of camille reichman and learn and grow jacques in the ferrari man is now level on points with champion one standard for sebastian vettel the german six fastest lewis hamilton finished eight despite having started from the back of the grid. finally to tennis and serino williams has trashed world number one victoria azarenka in straight sets to win the madrid open final the two players had never met each other on clay before particularly blue clay and the spring track and is aren't there was after her first title of the season however the balor russian was totally outplayed losing the first set six one after failing to give her the only break point she managed to crawl that. then went on to clinch the second six three victory in just over an hour while the one smash t.v. says every second year or so we just lost my. wallet roger federer i came

. >> alonzo's has a great hamburger. not a great start for the road trip for the orioles.he orioles lose to toronto 6-1, they're still in first place. nick markakis with the bases loaded. watch him go up and get this one. that ends the threat. tommy hunter struggle from the start. edwin encarnacion makes it 4-0. hunter was replaced. adam jones expenses hitting streak to 19 games. the birds have the tie run on deck when it ended. jake arrieta starts tonight. the orioles are tied for first. the nba playoffs continued tonight. lebron james and the heat against boston. game one of the eastern finals. lebron james drives. a tough match up all night for the celtics. 46-46. miami picked apart the celtics in the second half. is that dan marino with the pass? miami wins. game at two tomorrow night. college lacrosse. how about loyola? they beat maryland. they won the division ii championship. loyola played maryland for the championship. the best of friends off the field. was closed early. 3-2 maryland. they went 40 minutes without scoring. loyola up 5-3 at the half. then eric lusby

her father is alonzo johnson.slaved along with his parents, sisters, and twin brothers in maryland. his brothers ran away first. then he ran away and joined the effort in the civil war. can you tell me if she is the only surviving child of a union war union soldier? of course i love this question, and i thank you so much for sending it in. i want to show you a picture. we showed it to you earlier. but here is a picture of this viewer's mom, mrs. cora jackson. there she is. hello, mrs. jackson. she is the daughter of a formerly enslaved man. she is living and her father was a slave. and he would go on to be a member of what was called the u.s. color troops who served in the civil war. a little history. it's estimated some 180,000 african-american men, 10% in fact of the union army, served as soldiers. 40,000 died over the course of the war. we have pictures to show you. 40,000 would die. 30,000 would die of infection or disease. they fought to end slavery and gain their freedom. it's important to note that african-

news military analyst and medal of honor recipient, retired colonel jack jacobs joins us live from alonzou. those protests are laying the backdrop for what's taking place with these very real talks. where

news military analyst and medal of honor recipient, retired colonel jack jacobs joins us live from alonzou. those protests are laying the backdrop for what's taking place with these very real talks. where where are we on day two, the talks seem about about the progress and the transition out of afghanistan. >> reporter: hi, thoma the big news today is we're expecting an announcement from the leaders, that they're going to be handing over combat command to afghan security forces in 2013 with the ultimate goal of withdrawing all foreign troops by 2014. so essentially making that transition happen and really setting the time line into motion here. now, the obama administration has really been focusing on the fact that they are bringing this very unpopular war to an end. but military commanders stress, this is still a very dangerous mission. it is still going to require combat through 2013 and through 2014, even.

want to read you a little bit about lieutenant alonzo curbing. host: you want to read more on that story, that's by steven in "washington times" this morning. want to give you one of our video tweet we've been working. we asked this question to some folks about what america's role in the world is. here's one of those now. >> i think america's role in the world is a very powerful one. i think what ever situation is going on, a lot of countries look to us to see how we're going to react to it. and depend on us for economic reasons as well. host: we'll share a few more of those with you this morning as we go along. we'll go back to the phones. brooklyn, new york, bobby is waiting on the democratic line. good morning, bobby. caller: yeah. let me tell you how it is. it's this simple. until we have a draft back, rich people and politicians will continue to send our children, other people's children, poor children into harms way. they're not going to think long and hard until it comes to them. so we have to have the draft back because we're no longer nu