dean baker good to see you. all the press releases i see, liberal economist dean baker.ot that is how you're described. >> i've been called worse. david: why do you think it is a statistical fluke what we saw today? >> let me just be clear. a lot of being are running around saying someone doctored the numbers. not saying that at all. david: i understand that. >> we have two different sauer voice. they ask 400,000 first during the survey. that is pretty accurate one. one is household survey. usually numbers are ballpark but sometimes you see a big movement as we did for the september data. you go, well most likely at least part of that, not saying all of it. my best guess, .1 of a was real drop. .3 doesn't fit with other data we've seen about the economy. i'm inclined to say the unemployment rate fell to 8%. we may see jump back up to 8% when we get data october. good news in the right direction but not as fast as that number would suggest. david: just to put a fine point. those are the u.s. unemployment rates. go back to the other statistic that compares the two, establi

>> reporter: corporal baker was found not guilty of second-degree assault. he bowed his head in tears. his lawyer put his arm around him. but, then, the jury foreman announced corporal james harrison, second-degree assault, guilty. harrison showed no emotion. the jury deliberated 6 1/2 hours. the jury deciding that the first officer, corporal baker, used legal force on the student but the second officer who joined in, corporal james harrison used excessive force. harrison is a 22-year veteran tonight. the student who was beaten spoke after the verdict. >> i'm definitely glad that some justice has been done today. it's been a long two years for me and my family. but it was a broader crime committed here and it's been way further than the two cops charged in this trial. so we hope that the department of justice continues their investigation. >> state's attorney angela brooks prosecuted the two officers and prince george's countye sa polic they are partners in protecting the community. >> we believe that the citizens have spoken loudly and clearly that although

we did this by taking streets that are wide like baker and saying, baker has perpendicular parking on one street but it's wide enough to have perpendicular parking on the other side. we added that back. we were able to add angle parking on baker and scott. then another thing we did is we worked with our partners in muni operations and muni service planning to identify locations on the 21 hayes. 21 hayes currently stops on every block through this neighborhood and we said well are there locations that we could target to create some - s- absolute the bus stop, add back parking and make muni run more efficiently. and working with them we identified broderick, the two stops, one at broderick and one at scott, where those have the lowest passenger boardings and alightings each day, and they're relatively flat and not near the senior center nearby, or other locations that people with disabilities might be trying to access. and there's still going to be remaining a stop on a block away. so those are -- that's the way we were able to buy back 45 of the 100 parking spaces. this net reduction o

baker told the court he thought his supervisors had done that., paul wagner, fox 5 news. >> baker and james harrison are still facing charges of second-degree assault and misconduct in office. the trial continues thursday. >>> to the district now where eight people were sent to the hospital after a metro bus collided with a van this afternoon. the incident happened here in the intersection of vermont avenue and u street in northwest. authorities say the bus was struck on the rear driver's side. metro reports several passengers had minor neck and back injuries. still, a few more months until the express lanes on the virginia beltway open up. the companies building the new lanes said how we can expect how much to use them. john hanrahan has a closer look. >> at any hour on any given day, the beltway in virginia can get clogged with traffic, soon, however, there will be a quick reliable alternative where traffic will always roll at least 45 miles an hour. although finishing work is still being done, this five- year construction project to add four l

. >> reporter: take baker, a supervisor. he makes more than 100,000 a year. >> he's backing out. >> reporter: we watched him take this rented truck and drive it home and back to work, day after day. on some days, like this one, he'd leave the office a few hours after he got there. >> he's going to the liquor store. >> reporter: and he'd stop at this liquor store. not just once. >> he's getting in the car. >> reporter: but again and again. the clerk even knew what he wanted. he'd get two small bottles of liquor, sometimes stuffing them in his pocket. we'd also see baker using the truck to go shopping at coles, home depot, costco. even buying a case of wine, on two occasions. all the time using the rented truck and gas paid for by taxpayers. >> mr. baker, i'm with cbs 5 news. why are you buying wine on state time, sir? this is a car rented by caltrans. you're using it as your personal car. you take it home every day. taxpayer money that goes toward renting this car. >> i'm sorry. i've got no more comments. >> you didn't say an

officer baker said that he asked mckenna to open his hand. he was worried about what might be inside. but when mckenna refused and did not open his hand, that is when officer baker says he took action hitting him several times with his baton which was all caught on tape and shown in court. this all went down after the duke-maryland basketball game in march 2010. they say they were celebrating but police say they were rioting. 33 people were arrested in total including mckenna although charges were later dropped. mckenna, the student involved in this trial, because of those two officers' actions, he suffer add mild concussion but that's about it. for that reason the judge dropped the first degree assault charge. he said the prosecution had not presented enough evidence to prove that the student's injuries were serious enough to warrant such a serious first degree assault charge. now, these two officers on trial today are still facing two other charges, second degree sought and misconduct in office -- assault and misconduct in office. the jury

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baker: please vote for question seven. leggett: vote for question seven. >> our i in team is on the case of a convicted sex offender. serving parole, he was given permission to show up at a festival where he was asked to speak to children. who gave him permission? what was the sellout to happen? our iteam get answers at 5:00. >> adults between the ages of 25 and 29 are leaving parents hans since the height of the housing boom. data shows that testing the job market in high-tech urban cities like here in washington, d.c. as well as denver, seattle portland, an austin, texas. >> 6:41 right now. >> it is beautiful up there today. the big question mark is what will happen with hurricane sandy. how it will affect the weather. the forecast models have been shifting of to the west. we will go to doug hill for the latest on sandy. >> good morning, let's jump right in and talk about temperatures. very mild and lots of clouds coming in off the atlantic. maybe a little sunshine this afternoon. temperature was we are in good shape. 64

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baker: please vote for question seven.: vote for question seven. & if you like it, then you should have put a ring on it &&. >> beyonce will perform during half time. next year's super bowl. she released this picture wearing some special eye black. the game is set for february 3rd in new orleans. there is speculation that her husband, jay-z could make a surprise appearance. >> it is a surprise now that etch everybody knows about it. >> who knows? >> do they go anywhere without each other? >> did you see wisdom doing the little dance. >> i don't know whats that dance was. >> i have no idea what you're talking about. i don't we're hoping the redskins can do it in new york. >> maybe they can put a ring to. >> we're bringing up rookies this year like alfred morris and bob griffin. he had said before the season he is not rg iii because he hadn't done anything yet. that is too cool of a nickname for a rookie to have. he was calling him bob until rg iii has totally blown it up in the first weeks. he's like oh, no, he is rg iii. s

baker: please vote for question seven. leggett: vote for question seven. >>> breaking news now from spotsylvania, virginia, where the sheriff's office said someone was hit and killed by a train. tr chopper 4 is over the area. this happened at about 4:00 this afternoon. we'll bring you more details as they become available. >>> a 19-year-old pepco lineman is being called a hero tonight. he was working on the lines in upper marlboro when he noticed smoke coming out of a home. he grabbed a fire extinguisher and ran into the burning house. jackie bensen reports he may have saved a sleeping toddler's life. >> reporter: the pepco employees credit good training for the way they reacted. >> i set the fire extinguisher ran. i couldn't see anything. this whole area was full of smoke. >> reporter: 19-year-old pepco lineman ryan callahan was part of a crew upgrading electricity to a home under renovation on ritchie marlboro road when he noticed smoke. >> it was pretty bad. the smoke was very thick. going into the kitchen area, you cou

baker: please vote fte question seven. leggett: vot vfor question seven. >> some good news today for the u.s. housing market. 389,000 homesles, last month. an increase of 6% over august. it indicates steady improvement byhousing market driven record low mortgage rates. >> if you are planning to fly holiday, it beng than youto pay more did last year. the average price of a round- trip ticket within the u.s. is $386. that is 9% more of them last year. there are more passengers trying to book fewer seats and the airlines are attacking non for peak travel times -- are tacking on surcharges for peak travel times. that could mean significant stormerosion because the -- some beaches are not far from miami are already off-limits. >> it looks nice down there even all of that. >> it is gun to be an interesting story. -- it isn't going to be an interesting storm. -- it is going to be an storm.ting do you mean by interesting? should i be frightened? we do not see this coming than you did last year. together all that frequently. it wil

baker: please vote for question seven. leggett: vote foquestion seven. >> we are monitoring a delicate situation in alexandria. e are live in old town. has been relentless in old town, alexandria. at union andorner king street. you did a pretty powerful wind gusts. another concern for residents thebusiness owners, of flooding. they applaud the sandbags up around the area. the pri -- they put the sandbags up around the area. the mayor is worried that many trees will come down on power lines. i checked with city officials reporting that less trees have fallen far. only a few hundred homes remain t power. that situation might get a worse. on to the other concern, the , which has flooded area many times during big is the good news residents and owners into old town. the wind is blowing the water stream reverse down alexandria right now. so far, the flooding is not as much of the concern. high tide to is tonight at 8:00. atwe have a live look where thewashington, picking up. [ earnest ] out of the blue one day, we were told to

mckinney said baker apologized to him saying it was re-- he was remorseful, not happy or proud o. cross-examination, mckinney asked him what baker was sorry for. >> he said he was sorry mckinney and others were being investigated by internal affairs. a third officer, internal affairs lieutenant charles wallsel to the court when he questioned james harrison on the left leaving court and showed him the video, harrison said he was only a witness and not one of the striking officers. the next day, hair concalled -- harrison called him back wanting to know what equipment to turn in, feeling his suspension was imminent. the state's last witness was an expert in thous of force. a retired maryland state trooper who told the court in his opinion, baker and hairton use ised excessive force against mckenna and noting the student was not aggressive and kept his hands up when police approached. mckenna was arrested but all charges were dropped. that expert was questioned extensively by the defense attorneys this afternoon and went on for over a hour and ended a short while ago. the prosecution

baker: please vote for question seven. leggett: vote for question seven. . >>> welcome back to fox 5 morning news. two-year degree are paying off. we'll have more on that in just a moment. first, a look at the markets. lauren simonetti with fox business network is live in new york with the business beat. >> good morning. >> let's talk about these modest gains first. >> yeah, know. the dow actually would have been higher by about 100 points if we took ibm and intel out of the equation yesterday but we did eke out a small gain across the board. small steps on wall street yesterday. there was a report overnight that china's economy is slowing down, worst level of growth in three and a half years but we're being pretty resilient in response to that. we have mixed futures but ultimately relatively flat. >> all right. we also want to talk about this. we've been told that four-year degrees and master's degrees equal more money. we've got some new information that says a two-year degree is not all that band and it may be better fo

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baker: please vote for question seven. leggett: vote for question seven.ighere's a look at the board. the dow a good day for jones. crazy days. it is down 228 points. it has been down since the opening bell sounded this morning. in less than an hour, apple will latest gadget, be a miniature version of the ipad. at 1:00ouncement eastern time. some say the new device will under 8creen just inches. halfway in between the iphone the ipad spirit that would put it into competition with the kindle and thes nook. >> is. is confidence it is consumer content- based. >> some believe they will call air.e ipad the contestants on "dancing with don't have to worry elimination tonight. what happened to one of the judges and has a lot of folks talking today. >> let the baby making begin! >> she fell from her chair while complementing gilles marini. she's ok. melissa dodd croft herniated in her neck. as well. not stop her from dancing in a group freestyle. there will be a group freestyle dancing in a group freestyle. [ obama ] i'm barack obama,tyle and i apapprove this mess

baker: please vote for question seven. leggett: vote for question seven. >> a two-story house in poland of attention for an unusual design. there it is in the middle of your screen. widest point of the house 150 centimeters, just under 5 feet wide. visitors toward the building over the weekend. not for me. art work? not unless it is global. >> where do you put the tv? it is not going to work that well. interesting design, though. we have a nice week shake up -- shaping up. >> nice, dry weather for the week. take a look at this picture that ofanted to share from one our viewers. is the meteor shower over the weekend. hope you had a chance to look anncr: seven-hundred-thousand jobs. that's what the plan george allen supports... would cost our economy. newspapers called it "economically destructive." like allen's votes to give tax breaks to companies... that ship jobs overseas, his economic plan would... help big corporations, devastating the middle class. allen even voted against tax breaks for small businesses. virginia can

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baker: please vote for question seven. leggett: vote for question seven. sandy up next. >>> folks all along the east coast are keeping a close eye on sandy, including those on the garden state. chris christie has declared a state of emergency there. he's ordered all casinos in atlantic city, to shut down by tomorrow afternoon. meanwhile, in new york, they're taking a wait and see approach. officials will decide sometime tomorrow about whether to shut down the subways, bridges and tunnels. >> doug, what do you have to say? what are we facing? >> we're facing a big thing. up toward new england, they're talking about new jersey and new york city. new york city could be facing problems. i don't think we're going to see the worst of the storm surge. they could see record level storm surge. that could mean water in the subways. we're going to see the wind here, we're going to see very heavy rain. once again, for us. it's the power outages that we should be most concerned about. let's show you what we're doing outside right now. beautiful shot as we look toward t

baker: please vote for question seven. leggett: vote for question seven. will the next four years be like? one: the debt will grow from $16 trillion to $20 trillion. two: 20 million americans could lose their employer-based health care. three: taxes on the middle class will go up by $4,000. four: energy prices will continue to go up. and five: $716 billion in medicare cututs that hurt current seniors. five reasons we can't afford four more years of barack obama. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> every morning, and every afternoon, you trust them with driving your kids to and from school. but now, shocking footage shows school buses karining down neighborhood streets, even running red lights with a full load of kids on board. abc's jim avila brings us this alarming look at bus drivers. >> reporter: parents trust them with precious lives. >> our bus driver is really good. >> reporter: so, when moms and dads see pictures like this, school buses barrelling through red lights, and caught hitting speeds 20 miles or more over the limit, it's shockin

regional baker was found not guilty of both charges. stemming from the march 2010 beating of student john mckenna taken down and repeatedly hit with batons following a basketball game celebration. shortly after the verdict, john mckenna spoke to reporters and here is what he said. >> i am glad that some justice has been done. it has been a long two years for me and my family. there is a broader crime committed here. for the two cops in the trial and we hope the department of justice continues the investigation. >> emotions still raw for all of those involved. the pring georgia's county state attorney and mark mcgraw addressed reporters saying they respect the verdict handed down by the jury. harrison's sentence is scheduled next month and he could face up to ten years in prison. >> what about the officer acquitted does go back to work. >> officer baker, it is not clear if he wants his job back, but if he does chief mcgraw will go before an appeals board and enters the board and they will reinvestigate the claim and look at the evidence

baker: please vote for question seven. leggett: vote for question seven. what will the next four years be like? one: the debt will grow from $16 trillion to $20 trillion. two: 20 million americans could lose their employer-based health care. three: taxes on the middle class will go up by $4,000. four: energy prices will continue to go up. and five: $716 billion in medicare cuts that hurt current seniors. five reasons we can't afford four more years of barack obama. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> violence is escalating now after a rocket attack from gaza. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is warning of a stronger response if gaza militants continue their attacks. one of the rocket attacks from gaza this morning killed two foreign workers in israel. the israeli military fired back immediately. they killed four palestinians. about 1,000 american troops are in israel right now to help prepare a missile defense program there. >>> people of syria could finally see an end to months of bloodshed. the government agreed to a cease-fire, to s

baker: please vote for question seven. foquestion seven. >>> if you are a "nightline" regular, you might recall a certain story i did about a famous doctor and his belief that medical technology could help end illness as we know it. after volunteering to sample his cutting-edge test i was stunned when he told me i had the kind of heart disease that could kill me soon. i walked away convinced that this random assignment saved my life but ten months later i heard from a number of doctors who aren't so sure so tonight a re-evaluation and a trip into the confusing and expensive world that too many american patients know all too well. all right. >> bill, have a seat. >> the moment of truth, yeah. >> that is part of you. >> the moment that shook me to the core happened on a sunny beverly hills morning in january. >> the unfortunate truth is you do have some heart disease now. >> first thought, i actually flashed to an image of my kid spreading ashes on the same mountain where i buried my dad. second thought, i deserved this. >>

baker: please vote for question seven. very funny new show, "don't trust the b in apartment 23." which airs tuesdays at 9:30 p.m. on abc. please welcome back to the show, a talented man. here's james van der beek. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ dawson's creek theme ] ♪ >> jimmy: james van der beek! i love you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: welcome back to our program. we love having you on the show. >> thank you for having me, man. >> jimmy: it's always fun to see you and run into you. you're a good man. >> well, thank you. >> jimmy: now, everyone -- we all know you, of course. we know you as dawson. that's what we -- [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: the first time we knew who you were, it was dawson. but i did a little research. that was not your first time on television. >> no, no. my first time -- i started auditioning when i was 15 years old. i lived in connecticut. and i thought, "i want to do this in new york." my mom, god bless her, took me to the city, i got an agent. and then, for a year and a half i auditioned fo

baker: please vote for question seven. leggett: vote for question seven. left with broken hearts on homecoming. carol has the highlights next. >>> what was that? >> it was a barn burner. did you guys watch it? >> parts of it. >> i mean, fans are not soon going to forget that one. >> no, they're not. >> the maryland football broadcast probably had thousands of viewers doing and saying the exact same thing, putting a hand over their mouth and saying something they shouldn't in front of the kids. maryland and nc state today was that crazy. let's see if the highlights can do it justin. stephan digs says bring it on. homecoming game. randy edsall also ready to go. terps down 10-3. perry hills is interceptied. is he trying to make a tackle? he gets pushed down by ricky dowdy. he would not return, and in comes devin burns, who's a converted wide receiver. third quarter terps down 17-9. burns on a naked bootleg, he's walking into the end zone. 50 yards rushing on the day for burns. and earlier missed extra points, had the terps go for two. they don't get it 17-15.

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baker spent five weeks getting neck rehabilitation.e will likely approach $1 million. jesse baker has been his wife for 30 years. >> i have hope. i trust in god. i know he's brought us this far. >> the bakers will return this week to florida. doctors say he needs round the clock care for the rest of his life. >> you go out to get a tree out of the road to make sure nobody gets hurt or killed, and you get hurt for the rest of your life. >> florida is the only state that we can find requires regular pole inspections. the pole that fell recently passed inspection in 2008 but he had no details of what kind of inspection it was. >> seems like a no brainer. why don't they require communities to do, not only for aesthetic but also for safety. >> it is cost prohibitive. you have to -- the cost of building these things and placing them unground five to ten times more expensive. plus the cost of tearing down the poles that exist and to service these wires once underground are more expensive. so fewer than 20% american communities actually have u

officer joe -- of its original baker was acquitted of all -- officer reginald baker was acquitted of all charges. however, officer harrison was found guilty of second-degree assault charges but was found not guilty of misconduct. they felt that officer harris in used to much force. mckenna was on the arm, but attorneys sayayhahaheasas wawaininhihiists around while illegally approaching a police line. they also claim the mckenna three punch. -- mckenna threw a punch. the split verdict means mix emotions for the city attorney progress we believe that the citizens of prince george's county have spoken loudly and clearly. although we appreciate and honor the protection that is provided to us, that protection must be reasonable and that protection must respect the dignity of every human being in this community. >> i am definitely glad that some justice has been done today. it has been a long two years for me and my family. but there is a broader crime committed here and it spans way further than the two cops in this trial. we hope that the department of justice continues their investigati

dean baker, get you into this discussion. you know, dean, the brookings institute supports lower tax rates and knocking out deductions. that's what they want. everybody in washington except team obama. obama's idea, and biden's idea is to jack up tax rates for the upper end. lord knows what they are going to do with deductions. that isn't tax reform. they are the odd people out. >> well, lord doesn't know what governor romney wants to do. that's what we're trying to figure out. maybe representative ryan will be able to tell us tonight because the point was he's saying he wants it to be revenue neutral. he's told us how much he wants to cut taxes for the wealthy, and then he says he's not going to eliminate the tax deductions for middle-income people. that doesn't add up. >> it does add up. i've got to challenge you. >> you're talking about the brookings institute. i looked at their study. they are the ones who say it doesn't add up. >> no, no, wait a second. they have completely backed off, dean. >> no, they have not. >> yes,

baker: please vote for question seven. leggett: vote for question seven. president obama: i'm barack obamthis message.ve... anncr: victims. dependent. that's what mitt romney called forty-seven percent... of americans. including people on medicare. but what about his plan for you? romney would replace guaranteed benefits with a voucher system. seniors could pay six thousand dollars more a year. a plan aarp says would undermine medicare. you're no victim...you earned your benefits. don't let mitt romney take them away. >>> a california woman found a meteorite. weber says the rock hit her roof on wednesday but didn't think anything of it until she read that debris from the meteor could be found in her area. scientists are now searching the area for other space rocks. >> we've been talking about the orionid meteor shower. unfortunately, we found out this weekend, because of all the city lights in d.c., you couldn't get a look at it saturday night. she got a close-up look. >> it kind of looked like a fig. i wouldn't have thought of it. >> i'm sure you can look

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baker! you left your wine over here, sir. mr. baker! you left your 12 bottles of wine!e returned the wine to von's and an hour later we found his rented caltrans truck returned to the yard. he is in the car. and he wasn't the only one we saw using the rented truck for personal use. >> coming out. >> reporter: we watched this man shop at nordstrom's. this one goes shopping for food. and this one going to and from home in a shiny rented ford f- 150 that you paid for. >> why are they renting trucks for people like to you take home to go to lunch and things like that? on taxpayer money? can you answer my question, sir? why don't you talk to me? we offered to show the video it caltrans and to the governor. they both declined. governor, can i talk to you for a minute, please? why won't you look at any of the tape we have on caltrans? >> wait a minute. why won't you show it to us? >> island show it to you right now. >> wait a minute. >> i'll show it to you right now. >> excuse me. >> you want to take my phone, governor? he did return my phone an accused us of with holding the

baker: please vote for question seven. leggett: vote for question seven. we had a good group of people. good group of employees out there. this was a booming place. and mitt romney and bain capital turned it in to a junk yard. i was suddenly, 60 years old. i had no health care. mainly i was thinking about my family. how am i going to take care of my family. he promised us the same things he's promising the united states. and he'll give you the same thing he gave us. nothing. anncr: priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. . >>> we continue watching the neck-to-neck race of the white house. president obama and mitt romney have been crisscrossing the states campaigning and the election may come down to a small group of voters as you heard before. and with the unemployment rate above the national average, virginia's economic recovery is uneven. in ohio, they're better and in both states, voters are worried about their economic future. >> and i think obama -- . >> some people are hurting and they feeling better of the wait econ

baker: please vote for question seven. leggett: vote for question seven. we had a good group of people. good group of employees out there. this was a booming place. and mitt romney and bain capital turned it in to a junk yard. i was suddenly, 60 years old. i had no health care. mainly i was thinking about my family. how am i going to take care of my family. he promised us the same things he's promising thitunited states. and he'll give you the same thing he gave us. nothing. anncr: priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> hi nerves on display in seattle after the police and drums. these people concerned about it. and a shouting match at town hall over an unmanned aircraft. the city drones are unarmed and will only be used for search and rescue and a standoff. more meetings planned on the issue. >> a new york city police --. still do not have the motive behind two children murdered to death by their nanny. investigators say the children's mother returned to a luxury apartment from a swimming lesson and she said she found

but baker's defense lawyer william brennan suggests baker was apologizing for causing fellow officers call into internal affairs for questioning. the defense contends the use of force was justified. one officer who was there testified today, it was a riot. we were charged several times. it was a stampede of humans yelling and cursing at you. throwing bottles,ausing concern for the safety of the officers there that night. >> reporter: the defense is quoting from prince george's county police, training materials to try to show the jury that if there is a physical assault or threat of an assault against a police officer or others, then the use of force with a baton is authorized. that's the latest live in prince george's county at the courthouse. chris gordon, news4. >> all right, thank you. >>> a former educational aide and youth programs supervisor pleaded guilty to having sex with a 17-year-old male student. 30-year-old laurie haggins even had the student's baby. she pleaded guilty in court last week. she was an aide and the cheer leading coach at wilson high school in northwest in 20

but baker's defense lawyer, william brennan suggests baker was apologizing for causing fellow officerse called into internal affairs for questioning. the defense contends the use of force was justified. one officer who was there testified today, it was a rye. on we were charged several times. it was a stampede of humans, yelling and cursing at you. throwing bottles. causing concern for the safety of the officers there that night. the defense is expected to call both police officers to testify in their own defense. in an attempt to avoid conviction and save their law enforcement careers. at the prince george's county courthouse, chris gordon, news4. >>> a trial is expected to go to the jury by the end of this week. >>> if you're one of the thousands of washingtonians anxiously awaiting cell phone service through the metro system, you'll be waiting a while longer. the deadline for service in gro underground stations for the four major carriers was today. metro says it has asked congress for an extension on that deadline and now estimates that the project will be done sometime in 2015. me

baker disputes that. you can watch the entire viewpoint interview on sunday morning at 7:00 right here on nbc 4. >>> the meningitis outbreak continues to spread today. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, virginia now has 30 confirmed cases of infection. and nine cases reported so far in maryland. 170 people in all have been sickened in the outbreak that now spans 11 states. 14 people total have died, including one person in virginia, one in maryland. the massachusetts pharmacy linked to the tainted steroid shots has recalled all of its products now. >>> well, some cold weather is rolling in, folks. heads up, and bundle up. some parts of our region could be under a freeze watch for tomorrow night. >> doug kammerer is outside on the storm team 4 weather deck. and if we're going to need sweaters are or more heat tonight, duck, lay it on us. >> i think you're going to need a lot of things tonight. really, over the next couple of nights, we're in for really cold air. plenty of sunshine

but baker to scott on fell and oak is the4hlqsñ three blocks of terror.e and ihj'xd don't tend to shop in that neighborhood because it seems bike-unfriendly whereas valencia,strj?2>ñ[ this time. >> well, i guess my question would then be'px4v(tq to the director and ask why vote on a bulb out that we don't plan to pursue or has that decision been made? >> i don't know the answer to that. it sounds like the package is legislation that's before you and the changes a through m incorporate what we've been community all along. if this is[wkó part of f, where we have sidewalk widening and if= one, th