ron and antoine are on the pta. so, we invite them to every good event and a lot of times we see them in bad situations also. we always invite them. we opened our doors to them and that was important and i think if you are looking for a ron and antoine the best thing to do is probably if you don't know your officers on the street and their personalities to call our captain and ask him or her if they know of someone you can work with. that's really important. and a lot of the stuff we do we also they wrote a grant for mayor's office of community justice. we actually, i worked with them we got a grant to educate the community of what we need to do to help them in their work. there are things you can do with the mrapolice officers if you st from scratch and think creatively. the next thing is with the da. we have a strong partnership with the da and the liaison with the da. there is a da liaison in every station. you need to get to know that community liaison from the da's office. they are an attorney at the da's offic

and he throws to antoine boldin. 21 yards for the touch 3 down. they hook-up for three scores. boldin with three catches for 132 yards. the ravens defeat the browns to improve to 2-1. >>> when we return, another way and another win that got away from donovan mcnabb with some perspective when we return.  we are united by a common purpose. but we come from different walks of life and different branches of service. you can trace our journeys in the lines on our faces, the curls of our smiles, and the joy in our eyes. and during those journeys, throughout our service and around the world, as we buy cars, finance homes d live our lives, navy federal is there. for over 75 years, they've been there. words alone aren't enough. our job is to listen and find ways to help workers who lost their jobs to the spill. i'm iris cross. we'll keep restoring the jobs, tourist beaches, and businesses impacted by the spill. we've paid over $400 million in claims and set up a $20 billion independently-run claims fund. i was born in new orleans. my family still lives here. i'm gonna be here until

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wide receiver antoine bold enhad and the team's defense was on point, they dominated the jets holding aad nearly shuttin3 themmdown on 3rd down. new york converted just one of 11 ttempts. >> we're proud of our football team. we're prrud of the ravens. i thought we were disciplined. i thought we playee with fundamental soundness, okay. that is a team that creates havoc against you and you have to go to a tough situation and come back and play the next play. p> we believe but we don't break. that is how we play the day. we proo!prove that e can bb the number one deffnse. >> the ravens head to the cincinnati to face the bengals. kickoff is set for 1:00. >>> no matter where you are from, we are looking for aul alú you raven fans to send us yoou go to foxbaltimoreecom and click on the community features section. >>> coming up testimony begins in the ken harrrs murder trial. >> in say high-profile case. >> how the state opened up its case. >>> and a cold front moving through brings a lot of northwesterly, dry aar and that >>> the key to today's primary races could be thh voters turn for the

a change of venue will take place for the black muslim bakery leader and codefendant antoine mackey. they are charged with three murders including chauncy bailey. the case is so high profile, the client could not get a fair hearing. bailey was working on a story on financial problems when murdered in august of 2007. candidates for oakland mayor will be talking about their plans for green jobs and climate action in the city. the oakland climate action coalition hosting a forum at the theater at 6:30. other topics are improving air quality and lowering energy bills. iran said it will cost a half million in bail money to free hiker sarah shourd. the family said they don't have the money. the american government can't pay either because the payment would violate sanctions against iran. the family hoping the government will answer their plea to drop or lower a 500,000 bail for sarah. she was supposed to be released over the weekend and now officials want the bail paid before they set her free: >> the pair accused of murdering a man for $17 said they didn't do it. they entered not guilty p

bay and another man, antoine mckay, both 24 are accused of killing chauncy bailey in august of 2007. bailey was working on a story about the financial problems at the bakery founded by bay's father. today's hearing will set in motion a request to move the trial out of alameda county. >>> there is a push to get more police officers and patrols on oakland streets. kristi smith has the plan and how it affects east bay neighborhoods. >> reporter: good morning. you ask the people what their number one concern is for the city and a lot of them say it's crime and making sure there enough officers to respond to all the emergency calls. starting today as you said, there is going to be a push to get 63 beat officers back on the streets. we are talking about on patrol duty specifically. this is pushed by councilmember gene quan. this is a revision to measure y passed by voters in 2004 and provided millions of dollars for the city needed to balance the budget and that meant deep caughts including layoffs to the differently roughly 700 police officers or so. it also meant reprioritizing to certai

court of appeals tossed out a conviction of antoine jones.uthorities ruled the authorities needed a warrant to hide a gps on his car. >> they could be following a suspect's mother. >> reporter: mike russell says he will only use a gps transmitter if the client is on the car title, and he figures police ought to have some ground rules, too. >> they just put it on there as a matter of investigation? no. >> you think they need a warrant? >> yeah, need a warrant. >> reporter: police and federal agents insist the gps tracker is is a high-tech way of tailing a car, and they have always been allowed to do that. but privacy advocates say 24- hour electronic surveillance is way different. >> wait a second. didn't the virginia court of appeals just rule it was okay for the fairfax county police to tail a sex offender with one of those devices without a warrant? >> yeah, it did, but that ruling is in conflict with this ruling from the federal court of appeals here in d.c. it's also in conflict with state courts in new york and massachusetts. really seem

also there, another victim, 17- year-old antoine wilson. >> i almost died, you know. they had to revive me twice and i have 40 staples in my stomach. it is scary, you know. >> reporter: wilson's scars and the physical pain a daily reminder of the horror he went through. >> i want to ask him just why? what went wrong? at the point where he had to start stabbing innocent people. >> we suspect that he was preying on vulnerable african- american men trying to take their lives and destroy them. >> reporter: prosecutor david layton says investigators still don't have a motive or any other suspects in the cases. >> we'll do everything we can to see that these cases are won so this you can have the closure you need and that we can lock this fellow up forever forever because that what is justice requires. >> that is laura evans reporting. abuelazam is suspected in three attacks in leesburg, two with a knife and another with a hammer. all of those victims survived. police are looking at abuelazam as a possible suspect in a deadly stabbing from last year. >>> bed bugs have becom

he and his co-defendant, antoine mackey are accused of murdering chauncey bailey and two others in 2007fense attorneys say intense media attention prevents a fair trial in alameda county and they want it moved to los angeles. >> 6:36. uc berkeley graduate sarah shourd is spending her first full day of freedom with her mother. she was released from prison and flown by private jet for this long awaited reunion with her mother. she was released after being detained almost 14 month ascaused of spying. officials neglected a deal for her half million dollar bail. >> i feel myself i have a huge debt to repay the world for what it has done for me and my first priority is to help my fiance shane bower and my friend josh vet al to regain their freedom because they don't deserve to be in prison anymore. >> the state department is encouraging the president of iran to bring those two men with him. >> 6:37 is the time. how does the commute look? >> it looks okay. we have not had a lot of accidents but we are getting slow traffic so it has been a quiet morning on the accident front. now we are beginni

change of venue will take place for the bakery leader and codefendant antoine mackey. they are charged with three murder, including bailey's. the case is so high profile, his client wouldn't get a fair trial. bailey had been working on the story about the financial problems at the bakery when he was murdered in august of 2007. the star witness in the los gatos murder for hire trial is expected to take the stand. tessa donnelly is the woman at the apex involving paul garcia and mark. she dated both men off and on in the months leading up to the murder. garcia is accused of ordering a hit on her. a witness said garcia was jealous of her relationship. >> bars and nightclubs in city could be charging you more for alcoholic drinks. the san francisco board of supervisors will talk about raising city alcohol fees. the city said that money will help cover the cost of dealing with problem drinkers, but mayor newsom said he would veto the measure. >> 6:35 and when it comes to the commute, the metering lights are now on. >> the meters lights had 10 minutes to form this back up. l

former "your black muslim bakery" leader yusef bey iv and antoine mackey have pled not guilty to the chauncey bailey. bailey was shot to death three years ago. at the time, he was investigating the nonprofit bakery. >>> tiburon police hope a $25,000 reward will help them solve a year old murder mystery. 75-year-old joan rosenthal was shot in the head at close range last september. her body was found just inside the gate of her driveway. investigators believe that rosenthal may have known her killer but they have run out of leads. >> it would suggest that either somebody had access that she gave somebody access, or perhaps that she had come out for some other reason and was followed back into the area by a suspect. >> investigators have conducted more than 100 interviews to try and solve this case. but no suspect has been identified. >>> the first lady is coming to california in october to try and help democrats win in november. michelle obama is scheduled to spend six days doing fundraisers for democrats next month. half of that time will be in california. she is scheduled to appear

ii his first official game as a raaen, wide receiver antoine bolten had 110 yards.m's efense was on point. they doment natee dominated theg new york converted just one of 11 atteepts. >> we're proud of our football team. i'm proud of the ravens. i thought we were disciplinee. i thought we were poised. i thought we played with soundness. that is a team that creates soundness agginst you. >>> ww bend buttwe don't breaa. that is how we playytoday and we prooed that we could be the number one defense out there. >> theeravens head to cincinnati on sunday to face tteir division rivals, the bengals, kickoff is set for one. >>> still to come, lethal discrimination. >> our main drive is the primary motivating factor for our work. >>> why oneecompany was allowed to fire three employees bawght e of their religious beliefs. >> reporter: i'm emmly grace live at he pearl spa my commute home to the eastern shore every night only takes an hour but that's more time than congress spends reading massive spending bills, it's crazy. that's why i wrote a law that requires 72 hours to rea

. >> also oakland city councilwoman jean antoine had her first race saturday night when she was in asther time later she is one of the several candidates running for mayor in november earlier this month at his home burglarized for the second time. forme statand 13 members of a seven california called have been found in fact we have video of the scene from yesterday the group had been missing since saturday that left behind letters indicating they were waiting for the rapture. 13 adults and children were found praying in a park, in was the leader has been hospitalized for a mental evaluation. this morning to people from the religious sector say they fear for their safety or a misunderstanding. more on that story to come 14 candidates are competing for san francisco supervisor see. come november districts across borders will be choosing a representative. for the course time in a decade some are hoping that a more modern canada a will replace him others want to continue daly is a live for ways we will follow that. we'll take a break, will you back with more headlines here on the kron 4

our thanks to antoine lewis, reporter for wnyu and i would be clapping after i'm off the plane, off thell: and they land and they are like, come on, put your seat up, come on. what you see -- that guy, right? the seatbelt buckle, always keep your seatbelt buckled, whether taking off, landing, in the air, that is the reason why, and the flight attendants, are diving, diving out of the plane, no, this woman is doing her job, heads down! heads down! what is the commercial for the head on -- >> for the headache stuff. bill: what was the line. martha: i don't know, we'll have it by the time we get back. bill: thank you. apply directly to the forehead, apply directly to the forehead. job well done, to the flight attendant on board the flight. martha: and the pilots were cool as cucumbers, you know? if it's not perfectly clear, we are having an emergency. nicely done. bill: terrorists adapting and changing their style. feds say they are losing them on-line a sweeping legislation worked onto track those that wish to do this country harm, we'll tell you what that is about. martha: have you heard

later on the 3rd, flacco hits antoine bolden and has the ravens ledd10-9.3 on the ollowing kickoff, theith great field position. on the play following the3 returr, teerell suggs puts pressure on palmer, forcing to thrrw it on the ground but here ú%%-and john harbaugh losing his mind on the side line. it was 12-10, cincinnati. later in the 4th, a bad day foo flacco gets even worse. brandon johnson swoops ii to make the iinersection. that is flacco 3rd swoop of the game. bengals up, 15-10. and ravens 4th-15th and sefng. flaccoowith acccracyyprobbems all day. career 4 highhintercepts forú flacco. kristennberset has more from the brown stadium. >> reporter: for the first time in history the ravens start the first two gaaes on the road. a ppysicaaly tough game against the new york jets and a turn arouud to come to face the division rivals bengals was it -t was a close game up until the -nd. %-night gameeú from the first but coach harbaugh says they played with energy. -p>> there was no way tt measure that. we always play with tremendous energy. >> maybe we could have pulled it ouu at the end

host: antoine. you are next. caller: i feel like in many instances, the problems of the economy came from the last administration. what is happening in the economy is a result of what was happening in the bush administration. from let's get a response that question. is there a chance from democrats to hearken back to this message that it was really the bush administration that got us to this place? are voters tired of hearing that? guest: i think that democrats will continue that. i think anybody looking at the economy would include, of course the economy started falling before president obama took office. that is one of the reasons people elected him. but i think voters are, nonetheless, looking for someone to blame, they are not seen the type of recovery they thought they might see -- frankly, the administration thought they might say. president obama has been there for two years. if you want to hold anyone accountable for the state of the country, it is him. host: north carolina. randall. caller: good morning.

i would say ask marie antoine the, the total policy of ignoring other people in society. host: ok. guest: well, i think it is really important to take a long, historical view on this, and the founders, they clearly did not want hereditary aristocracy, and they thought one of the great advantages the united states had was land was incredibly plentyful, so people had a chance to go out and get their own land and establish themselves economically. and at a time when we were largely an egrarian society, that, combined with democratic institutions, was a pretty good way to make sure that you didn't create such an incredible concentration of wealth and political power. but, of course, we don't live in that kind of economy anymore. and so the trend in recent years really has been dramatically in the other direction. one way we talked about in the book -- and again, i think many people just think this is just a natural turn in the economy, but it hasn't been the same story in most affluent democracies. 30 years ago, the united states was a recognizable member of the club of sort of rich, m

host: antoine. you are next. caller: i feel like in many instances, the problems of the economy came from the last administration. what is happening in the economy is a result of what was happening in the bush administration. from let's get a response that question. is there a chance from democrats to hearken back to this message that it was really the bush administration that got us to this place? are voters tired of hearing that? guest: i think that democrats will continue that. i think anybody looking at the economy would include, of course the economy started falling before president obama took office. that is one of the reasons people elected him. but i think voters are, nonetheless, looking for someone to bme, they are not seen the type of recovery they thought they might see -- frankly, the administration thought they might say. president obama has been there for two years. if you want to hold anyone accountable for the state of the country, it is him. host: north carolina. randall. caller: good morning. i