baker: thank you. alix: you had been listening to the massachusetts governor baker talking about what it means for the city now that dzhokhar andnaev has been convicted given the death penalty. we do have a statement also from u.s. attorney general loretta lynch on the boston marathon bomber sent a thinker it "we know all too well that no verdict can heal the souls of ones, nore lost loved the minds and bodies of those who suffered life-changing injuries from the hourly attacks, but the ultimate penalty is a fitting punishment for this horrific crime." of boston, marty walsh, has released a statement -- "i hope this verdict provides a small amount of closer to the survivors, families, and all impacted by the violence and tragic events surrounding the 2013 boston marathon bombing." massachusetts governor charlie baker, you just heard him speaking at the press conference just a few moments ago, diplomatic and that dzhokhar tsarnaev has been sentenced to death, jurors finding that he would not have commit

baker: yes and no.e been spending a bit of time in sydney over the last couple of months getting this film organized and being back there sort of reminds me of that world and that era of my life. also i have met with different australian actors that have come up -- the hens with -- the hemsworth brothers. there's a lot of australian actors that did the time in australian soap operas. it's a rite of passage, of sorts. >> to you fill at a loss, do you feel free? baker: no, i don't feel at a loss. the transition of spending a lot more time with my family and having a bit more free time has been interesting. i do miss a lot of the people on the show but i pretty much went straight to estoril you to start organizing. i have been working towards transitioning into that. >> tell us about the story. baker: it's the story of two teenage boys in the mid-1970's and a that are sort of hungry for adventure and form an unlikely friendship with this older, reclusive surfer character and his mysterious wife and are sor

hank silverberg, wusa9. >> we should note that original request from baker was for $133 million, more for schools. the council approved just 34 million more. >>> a commuter alert for the memorial bridge. starting before rush hour tomorrow morning both curbside lanes and 4 feet of adjoining sidewalks will be closed. those lanes will stay that way until emergency repairs to bridge are completed. there will also be a 10-ton limit across the entire length of the bridge which eliminates most bus traffic. engineers recently found corrosion problems on the bridge's load bearing support beams and some deterioration of the concrete deck. this work should begin in july and take between six and nine months. >>> tonight there is passionate reaction from all sides following a controversial decision by metro's governing board. it is banning all so-called issue advertising on metro for at least the rest of the year. the moratorium comes after anti- islamic activist pamela geller applied to metro to place ads on buses and trains of a cartoon of the prophet muhammad. that cartoon was the winning entry

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i said i want to come in and talk with baker, howard baker who was then chief of staff. i said i have to talk. this comes out in the paper saying i'm a megalomaniac. i want to visit with him and tell him exactly what i told ortega that he had to do if we were going to get this thing finished and the conversation that i had with all bono and what he said. and secretary shultz and president reagan they wouldn't let me get through the first sentence. they were castigating me for what they said was you serving as secretary of state. but i said georgia new have a policy. and you asked me to talk at the conference. i got to talk with both sides of i'm going to be a fair broker an honest broker of this thing. now if you want to talk with gorbachev and talk with the chinese to make peace. he is would not adhere to it. and that i guess brian was the moment beyond which it was irreconcilable. there wasn't any way try as i might i just wasn't able to bring it back together and get everybody on the same site again. and i thought to that extent i had failed and the book says that but

baker. ms. gilligan i wanted to ask you for an update on the progress of the pilots' records database, and where the initiative stands and what we can expect in terms of it moving forward. >> thank you, senator. development of this database has proven to be quite a technical challenge. we have run a proof of concept. so we do know conceptually what it is we need to do in order to meet the requirements of the bill. what we've run into is that the amount of records that the bill would have us incorporate into the single pilot database is really creating the challenge. many records now and going forward will be automated records but the bill calls for the complete history of every pilot who is currently in the commercial system. and many of our pilots have been in the system for quite a long time. and their records are on paper or microfiesch or a number of other media that many of us remember but young people may have never heard of. and figuring out how to take and merge all of that has really cr

following transport from baker's street mr. gray suffered a severe and critical neck injury as a result of being handcuffed shackled by his feet and unrestrained inside of the wagon. from baker's street officer goodison prosleeded to the vicinity of morer street and free fremont avenue. where he proceeded to the bag of the wagon to observe mr. gray. despite stopping to check on mr. gray's condition at no point did he seek nor did he render any medical assistance for mr. gray. officer goodison returned to his driver's seat and proceeded to the booking and intake facility with mr. gray skill unsecured by his seat belt. several blocks later officer goodison called in to dispatch that he needed to check on the status of his prisoner and requested additional units at dolphin street and drew hill avenue. officer william porter arrived on the scene near dolphin street. both officer goodison and officer porter proceeded to the back of the wagon to check on the status of mr. gray's condition. mr. gray at that time requested help. and in

. >>> alison, this weekend, lloyd baker of wyoming celebrates his 104th birthday.markable in and of itself but baker is still working full-time at his surveying business. baker said his diet is full of sweets and salts but said he's in better health than he was 50 years ago. >> it's been almost 80 years since i've had a glass of milk, and it's been almost 50 years since i used soap. >> baker says he plans to celebrate with plenty of singing and dancing. alison. >> god bless his heart, jill. it's like my dad's in his 70s. he still works full time. i think hard work keeps you young. >> absolutely. especially keeps your mind sharp. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you, jill. >>> still to come playoff drama in the nba and nhl. >>> and farewell kiss. julia roberts says farewell to david letterman as the countdown continues. the countdown continues. allergies can distract you. so when your symptoms start, doctors recommend taking non-drowsy claritin every day of your allergy season. with claritin, you get powerful, non-drowsy relief 24 hours a day, da

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this plan was put into motion by rushern baker and it is a 15% property tax increase. we first told you about the idea -- [ inaudible ] -- especially people who own property in prince george's county. the increase will raise about $130 million and that money will then go back into the schools. baker also said the county schools are getting about $20 million less due to governor hogan's decision. still not everyone is convinced this is the best way, including many city councilmembers, but today supporters say they plan to try their best to convince them otherwise that this is the best way to reinvest in the school system here in prince george's county. the rally will start today at 11:00 here at cool springs elementary in anticipation of a vote with the county council that will be this thursday. that's the latest in prince george's county, i'm nikki burdine, wusa9. >>> 72,000 lady bugs got seven st. mary county students in a whole lot of trouble. the students broke into chopticon high school 3:30 in the morning last wednesday and that's when they allegedly released the

county executive baker originally proposed a 15% property tax increase. that would increase funding to schools by $133 million. today, baker scaled back that proposal asking instead for $65 million for schools. >> this reduced investment keeps intact many of the programs investments initially proposed but at a slower and still acceptable pace of implementation. maureen: baker isn't saying whether the taxes would be increased to pay for the proposal. he says any new tax would be phased out once the mgm casino opens at the national harbor and becomes a source of tax revenue for the county. developing now, more rain is in the forecast for part of texas struggling to recover from the flooding. they ordered evacuation of 350 homes in fort worth because the river is nearly at staple. the number of people missing in texas has dropped to nine. >> we have thousands of homes damaged. some are totally lost. maureen: there is a chance of rain each of the next six days in houston. dallas is expected to get 2-4 inches between now and sunday. in oklahoma, which has alre

the search was headed by stanton and his assistant, lafayette baker.a key figure in our story. lafayette baker was in charge of the union intelligence service during the civil war after he took over that job from allan pinkerton. he ultimately receives a generous portion of the $100,000 reward for booth, but he felt he should have gotten more and that becomes an issue. we will come back to it. most immediately they are able to put together the first wanted poster in american history using photographs and they call for the capture of booth, surratt jr., and david harold. booth and herold go through the swanson maryland. they crossed the potomac into virginia. if you are interested in this, you cannot get a better feel for it. james swanton's book "manhunt" is brilliant. read it if you do not have time to spend a full day during the smithsonian trip. during his 12 days on the run booth kept a diary. the diary is quintessential booth, defensive egotistic, grossly inflated. he rails against newspaper accounts that called him a coward. he could not understa

. >>> faced with near certain defeat prince georges county executive baker cut his costly proposal to turn around the school system in half. now, the ball is in the court of the county council which is all set to make a decision that could impact every home owner in the county by hundreds of dollars. almost immediately. prince jog's county bureau chiefscott broom is following the unfolding drama in upper marlboro. >> reporter: it's a high stakes proposal that got changed around this afternoon and as you reported comes down to the wire tomorrow when the county council has to vote on it. and at the end of the day, nobody is predicting right now what might happen. he is the county executive who some observers think is committing political suicide calling for immediate 133 million dollar tax hikes. to turn around the school system and bring it into the top 10 in five years. and today with less than 24 hours, until the executive baker faced near certain defeat at hands of the county council, he cut his tax proposal in half. >> this 65 million dollars is the minimum investment we can make t

baker-finch. it will go right below adam scott and to the right of rory sabbatini. the name of chris kirk. charley hoffman coming up next. ian: he just couldn't hole a putt either. jim: and in there close as well. all right, let's hear from the champ. david feherty is with him now. go ahead david. david: thank you jimmy. chris, win number four. does it get any easyer? chris: absolutely not. i was as nervous as i've ever been today. those up and downs the last couple of holes and especially make that putt at 18 was pretty sweet. david: you said you thought you might win this tournament, maybe not this year. chris: this has always been my favorite tournament on the tour since before i was on the tour. didn't feel like i was swinging that well earlier in the week but somehow i was able to get it done. david: what does it mean to you to get your name on that wall with all of those great champions? chris: unbelievable. to be a part of the history of this great tournament is amazing to me. david: congratulations. number four, a great win. chris: thanks. jim: thank you dav

baker says a law from 2012 gives him authority to go over that cap without voter approval in order to fund the school. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> we're dealing with let's and humidity and this time of year -- with heat and humidity and this time of year that means afternoon storms. the brunt of it is well to our south and west. in the last 90 minutes we've seen heavy downpours pop up in places like sperryville and rook han on being county. this -- rappahannock county. this is going to stay north of warrenton when it cruises route 17. all of this is moving northwest. this one half of the shower activity will head toward warrenton around 5:30, 6:00 and greenville at 6:02. this other shower has been falling apart. so if it holds together, but the way it's looking i don't think it will make it. perhaps the plains at 5:53, but that will be wishful thinking. heavier showers now i'm tracking in the mountains of eastern west virginia. if you're in far western frederick county like cross junction, areas west of winchester, you'll

baker originally wanted a 15% increase and then offered a compromise at 7% saying anything less would not rays enough money for county schools. the extra $34 million in school funding under the council's plan would only be enough to cover state-mandated teacher pensions. school system ceo kevin maxwell said tonight the council action quote, continues the tradition of chronic underfunding for our schools. he says it sends a message to all prince georgians that an investment in education is not a top priority. the county council still needs to vote again before that budget can take effect. baker says he'll work diligently to review it. >> and you'll not be seeing controversial ads featuring the cartoon images of the profit muhammad on metro. metro's board of directors ordered all advertising space to be closed to issue-oriented ads until the end of the year and that includes political, religious and advocacy ads. this decision comes just days after the american freedom defense initiative applied for spaces to display cartoons of muhammad. the group is now claiming that metro is caving t

you remember the town baker. - hi, guys. so, usually, my cakes are light and fluffy but lately... - ugh... - ugh! - i can't figure out what's going on! - hmm... i have a hunch. ms. baker, can you walk us through what you do to bake a cake? - no! but i can hand you this recipe card. - okay... so you did step one - mix ingredients-- - but you skipped step 2 - bake cake. - but there's frosting in there, so you did 3, put on frosting-- - but you skipped step 4 - add birthday candles. ms. o, can you put these steps on a number line? - what? you think i can whip up a number line just like that? you're absolutely correct.

and at 13, he started a nearly 4 year apprenticeship with a parisian baker. when he came to america for a french cooking expo, 15 years later, he met amanda. >> and then we keep contacting each other and then one day he asked me i wanna marry you and i go ok. >> they first opened a coffee shop. but andre wanted to bake. >> that's why i build a bakery for him and then he teach me and he taught her well. in 2013, the couple earned their first james beard nomination for outstanding bakers, and they were nominated again this year. >> we excited. we feel like oh, wow, we make it to the top. >> they make everything from breakfast sandwiches to vietnamese style hoagies known as banh mis and sweet treats like apple turnovers, sticky buns and almond sticks stuffed with almond cream. >> can i help you, sir? >> but it's their traditional french breads. >> the baguette is very, very crunchy. >> and the croissants the couple is best known for. >> see this one, the butter inside. >> regulars line up every morning. >> hazelnut today? >> ok >> and even the dogs beg for more.

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lieutenant rice then directed the wagon to stop at baker street. at baker street.ieutenant rice officer naro and officer miller removed mr. gray from thing we gone placed flex cuffs on his wrists placed leg stack ls on his ankles, and completed required paperwork. officer miller officer naro and lieutenant rice then loaded mr. gray back into the wagon, placing him on his stomach, head first on to the floor of the wagon. once again mr. gray was not secured by a seat belt in the wagon, contrary to a general order. lieutenant rice directed officer goodison to transport mr. gray to the central booking and in-take facility. following transport from baker street mr. gray suffered a severe neck and head injury as a result of being handcuffed shackled by his feet and being unresdlan unresdlan -- unrestrained in the wagon. despite stopping for the purpose of checking on mr. gray's condition, at no point did he seek nor did he render any medical assistance for mr. gray. officer goodison returned to his driver's seat and provided towards the intake facility with mr. gray stil

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the coast guard is opening the doors for a festival near fort baker. bring the family and friends, witness demos, take a tour of the vessels. the festival is saturday from 10:00 to 2:00. the tiburon festival is going on. and win at the oakland greek festival with food and dancing. at the greek orthodox festival. there's the baker fair. part science fair, part county fair, it celebrates invasion. tickets start at $20. children three and under are free. >>> sounds good. wine in dib ron, week festival -- tiburon. look for the entertainment button and look for weekend watch. 4:27 is the time. a san jose store repeatedly hit by vandals. >> my gut is telling me we're being targeted. the reason the owner believes the attacks are personal. >> see what we've learned about an outbreak aboard a cruise ship. . >>> we're looking at the north bay commute and highway 101, it looks good. we'll tell you more about the commutes for the morning commute. >>> crazy weather day yesterday, some no rain, others it poured. we'll have the forecast. >>> let's jesus soak that in

baker: to me, so much of it seems to be about values.that is something we are going to have to -- we are increasingly facing in this country but i think we will have to face even more. in a society where your primary value is money and has been for some time, and the values we talk about or the pope talks about consistently, that we are going to have to look at our values and not just worship money, but look at our other values. the values -- sometimes we talk about it as if the economy is the whole thing. it is also the political democracy that is supposed to be existing side-by-side with it. actually supposed to be at the top of it, not the economic part. so i think we, unfortunately, we know have an international problem -- talk about it being a global problem. [coughs] a french economist has written a book in which deals with the fact of inequality and that it can harm a society. it is no accident that we just recently saw the koch brother's about they have raised enough money and made enough political contributions to dwarf, that th

al-baker promised a proper response.baker: we need some time to look at and study the allegations the american carriers have made against us. we have not had insight to all the information. once we have them, yes, we will respond to everything -- every single allegation which is absolutely unfounded in my opinion. guy: kari lungren. this has been going on for a while. tim clark has been in fall. he has been outspoken about this. qatar getting involved as well. where is this going? kair: ri: the obama administration is looking into it. the u.s. airlines in the meantime have asked can there be a suspension of expansion by the gulf carriers? the gulf carriers are denying these allegations. they are saying this report that came up in january, it took two years to put together. they're asking for two years to put together their own report and denial of these allegations, saying that they should be allowed to expand. francine: we are seeing so much growth from gulf carriers. is there going to be more pressure from the european

today the county executive baker says it made a difference. >> executive baker: it helped us retrain look at how we were doing training for the police department and community policing. more importantly, you are not going to arrest your way out of this. brad: baker says they learned economic development plays a huge role in urban renewal and crime fighting and why he came to baltimore today. montgomery county executive to have lunch with baltimore mayor and urge others to visit as well. >> our tourist industry cannot suffer. brad: the mayor says tourism is one of baltimore top five industries. if you look out this afternoon the mayor hopes the crowd return to the town. they are making an appeal to the community much like the president did after 9/11 for people to come back to new york. county executives baker, and the mayor say please come back to baltimore. in baltimore brad bell, abc7 news. alison: meanwhile police week kicks off in district this sunday. one of the big events there is changing because of what has been going on there in baltimore. participants in this year's unity r

following transport from baker street, mr. gray suffered a severe and critical neck injury as a result of being handcuffed, shackled by his feet, and unrestrained inside of the bpd wagon. from baker street, officer goodson proceeded to the vicinity of fremont avenue where he subsequently parked the avenue and proceeded to the back of the wagon in order to observe mr. gray. despite stopping for the purpose of checking on mr. gray's condition, at no point did he seek nor did he render any medical assistance for mr. gray. officer william porter arrived on the scene near dolphin street and druid hill avenue. both proceeded to the back of the wagon to check on the status of mr. gray's condition. mr. gray at that time requested help and indicated that he could not breathe. officer porter then physically assisted mr. gray from the floor of the van to the bench. despite mr. gray's obvious and recognized need for medical assistance, officer goodson in a grossly negligent manner chose to respond to the 1600 block of northwest avenue wit

today the county executive baker says it made a difference. >> executive baker: it helped us retrain look at how we were doing training for the police department and community policing. more importantly, you are not going to arrest your way out of this. brad: baker says they learned economic development plays a huge role in urban renewal and crime fighting and why he came to baltimore today. montgomery c

. >> reporter: assemblywoman catharine baker out of dublin is pleased on the outcome that took place here at the capital today. here's what you need to know. they are going to make it a two- year bill meaning there was no vote today and assemblyman. the chairman says he is going to help. the bill prohibits employees from going on strike to contract associations if the employees had agreed to a no strike clause in a previous contract. this would only affect the employees who continued to get paid under that specific contract even if it had expired. here's assemblywoman catharine baker's reaction to this morning's situation. >> my goal is to do anything we can to prevent future bart strikes. and i was very pleased that there's an opportunity to do that now with the chairman of the committee involved with other stakeholders coming to the table. so this is a good solution. i'm pleased to see the result today. >> reporter: meanwhile, an attorney based out of sacramento barry broad weigh interested in on why this is not a good idea. >> this bill just puts everything to the employer and let

you don't want to say james baker, so you say george w. bush. not a super bright thing to do.et's move on. chris christie made his first trip to new hampshire today after his indictment. he did not seem embattled at all. his staunchest defense was for new england's son, tom brady. governor christie: i think they love for somebody who is married to a beautiful model, who is richer than you can imagine, and who is a future hall of famer to take a couple of shots at them people like that. i think it is way, way overblown. john: what do you think about that, mark? mark: anytime you can defend tom brady in new england is a good move, regardless of whether or not you are trying to win votes. john: hard to argue with that. coming up, we have carly fiorina in iowa with mark halperin. nothing is off the table. ♪ mark: we spent the day in iowa, and they had a special guest in for an editorial board, carly fiorina. lots of issues discussed. a few highlights first, on issues that come up all the time with carly fiorina, about the circumstances of her departure from hewlett-packard. carly:

that amount is less than the county executive baker wanted. baker originally asked for a 15% increase to help fund schools. he offered a compromise at 7%. the extra $34 million in school funding under the council's plan would only be enough to cover state mandated teacher pengs. the county school ceo says the council action quote, conditions the condition of chronic underfunding for our schools. the council still needs to vote one more time before the budget takes effect. >>> today a man will be sentenced for arson and shooting at sli's deputies in prince george county. david foley set fire to his house after a divorce settlement. he fired several shots at them from inside the house and police say he then set that house on fire. >>> a substitute teacher will be sentenced today for child sex abuse. jose peneda pleaded guilty to inappropriately touching four girls at three separate middle schools. the abuse dated back as far as 2004. >>> it is 4:31. time to look at our weather and traffic on the 1s. we start with amelia siegel. more on this weat

i think we both assumed, and i think wrongfully, that a baker of your generation might tend towards ayeasty muffin can really ruin your whole day. >> sometimes your week. >> wow, the phone lines are really lighting up. >> we can get to those later. >> florence, there's a tangy taste in this muffin. is that a cherry? >> no, no, my muffin hasn't had a cherry since 1939. >> your muffin sure has seen a lot. >> mmm, your muffin just squirted in my mouth. >> it happens. >> i guess i'm eating it the right way. >> yeah, go to town. >> you know, i don't talk about it a lot, but i went through a pretty major muffin phase in college. >> i would have guessed that based on your appearance. >> it's the haircut. >> now, you're unveiling your new muffin today. are you nervous about how it will be received? >> well, you know, girls, when i was younger, i was so concerned with how my muffin looked. but as i got older, i started to think, "to heck with it. this is my muffin, and i don't care how it looks. i'm just gonna let it all hang out." >> that's really progressive. >> you go, sister. >> that's rig

take vo - es la propuesta que la asamblesta "catharine baker" presentar hoy en el capitolio estatal.. -el proyecto prohibira a los empleados del bart realizar paros laborales, mientras esten negociando contrato y hayan firmado una clusula de cero-huelgas... -en el aÑo 2013, dos protestas de brazos cados le costaron al rea de la baha unos 73 millones de dlares al da. juan fran - take vo --por poco la polizn en serie "maryilyn hartman" volvi a salirse con las suyas... sta vez del otro lado del pas. --autoridades seÑalan que el mes pasado, la mujer de 63 aÑos fue arrestada, en el aeropuerto "o'hare" en chicago... no en una... sino en dos ocasiones... por intentar abordar sin haber comprado un boleto de avin. --"hartman" ha ganado reconocimiento nacional violar la seguridad de diferentes terminales areos incluyendo el de san jos, san francisco, los ngeles, y phoenix. juan fran - ots --hoy la ex-secretaria de estado 'hillary clinton' estar de visita en el area de la baha. take vo --el motivo de su llegada ser el de asistir a varios eventos de recaudacin de fondos para su campaÑa a la candi

following transport from baker street mr.ray suffered a severe and critical neck injury as a result of being handcuffed shackled by his feet and unrestrained inside of the bpd wagon. from baker street officer goodsen proceeded to fremont avenue where he subsequently parked the wagon and proceeded to the back of the wagon in order to observe mr. gray. despite stopping for the purpose of checking on mr. gray's condition, at no point did he seek nor did he render any medical assistance for mr. gray. officer goodsen returned to his driver's seat and proceeded toward the central booking and intake facility with mr. gray still unsecured by a seat belt contrary to a bpd general order. several blocks later officer goodsen called into dispatch that he needed to check on the status of his prisoner and requested additional units at dolphin street and drew hill avenue. officer william porter arrived on the scene near dolphin street and drew hill avenue. officer goodsen and officer porter proceeded to the back of the wagon to check on the

following transport from baker street, mr. gray suffered a severe and critical neck injury as a result of being handcuffed, shackled by his feet and unrestrained inside of the bpd wagon. from baker street officer goodson proceeded to the vicinity of mosser street and fremont avenue where he subsequently parked the wagon and proceeded to the back of the wagon in order to observe mr. gray. despite stopping for the purpose of checking on mr. gray's condition, at no point did he seat nor did he render any medical assistance for mr. gray. officer goodson returned to his driver's seat and proceeded toward the central booking and intake facility with mr. gray still unsecured by a seat belt contrary to a bpd general order. >> several blocks later officer goodson called into dispatch that he needed to check on the status of his prisoner and requested a additional units at dolphin street and drew hill avenue. officer william porter arrived on the scene near dolphin street and hill avenue. officer goodson and officer porter proceeded to

this is being proposed by assembly woman catherine baker of san ramon. she is trying to prevent what happened back in 2013 when b.a.r.t. unions went on strike twice. even though some, if not all the workers, did have a no strike clause in their contracts. those strikes inconvenienced thousands of commuters and according to the assembly woman cost the economy $73 million a day. executive director for one of the unions did tell the bay city news service a couple months ago that this bill would be very damaging and would open up old wounds as management and the workers try to build better relationships. it should be noted that this bill does not call for an out right ban on strikes. that bill was killed in committee earlier this year. this morning's bill, ab-528, would allow workers to strike as long as they don't have that no strike clause in their contract. reporting live outside fremont b.a.r.t., bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> no doubt the devil will be in the details of that bill. thank you very much. >>> want to check the forecast. looking good beh

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. >> that's what prince george's county executive baker wanted to get. he had hoped for 15% to generate money for schools but not a single council member came out in favor, so bake hear scrapped that idea and now he's asking the council to find some way to pump an extra $65 million into the classroom. >> this $65 million is the minimum investment we can make that will move us forward. >> baker says bert schools are critical to attracting new residents, raising property values, and competing with neighboring jurisdictions for top jobs and talented workers. the county council plans to meet tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. to vote on a new bum he had so we will keep you posted. >> fed up with parking meters in d.c.? you are not going to like this. under a budget just passed by the d.c. council, the fine for an expired parking meter jumps from $25 to $30. and in premium parking zones across the district you are going to need to feed that meter right up until midnight. the fine for parking beyond the time limit in a residential parking zone goes from $30 to $35, all of

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we are learning one of the suspects arrested in the did the baker gained shooed out in texas is a retiredetective. martin lewis served with the san antonio police department for 32 years until retiring in february of 2004. nine people were killed, 18 injured, more than 170 arrested when gunfire erupted among rival bike gangs in waco over the weekend. terrifying 911 calls from the motorcycle gang attack in that hat in two years ago. how the jury will react and the impact it could have on the undercover officer now on trial. our legal panel weighs in during the next hour of happening now. arthel: big development in the standoff over ukraine, the country is in a, quote, real war with russia and should prepare for a new offensive by vladimir putin. the ukraine government also says it is open to placing a missile defense system on its territory to counter any russian attack while russian defense minister officials saying they plan to deploy nuclear capable bombers to crimea. where does this standoff go from here? k t mcfarland is the national security analyst and former deputy assistant secret

>> mike baker, former cia operative and a fox news contributor.mike, this is the kind of thing where you think, why don't they leave the foreigners alone since we're basically leaving? just give us a break. let us leave. and they can do whatever they want with that government. >> there's an element of exacting revenge. leverage in sort of also stating your case. making your presence known. all sorts of reasons why we can't assume that they'll think like we would. you're absolutely sloo right. it seems to be the logical thing. the screen door closes. they can get busy retaking that country, which will inevitably be what will happen. i don't see the current government holding the line against the taliban. so they're essentially just waiting for us to wrap up. i think they've realized at this point that we're not going to. unless i misread it, all the indications on the ground, i think the current administration has decided we can't actually close the door and walk away because we'll get another complete mess like in iraq. the taliban is smart enough

baker: i have a couple questions. i guess i'm curious -- tom and phyllis and maybe you guys can maybe bring this into sharper relief for us. tom, you were in iraq and you make the argument that someone made of a logical decisions that had been criticized afterwards with regard to the army and so forth. and your argument was if i remember correctly or stated correctly is that we went underresourced and we didn't properly commit to what was going to be necessary. i'm curious if you have other thoughts about what our understanding before the war of sunni versus shia, whether we understood the pot broiler that was there to be awakened whether you think more resources would have made a difference or how is this inevitable. and phyllis, i would ask you -- talk about they didn't ask the security council immediately after 9/11 to authorize a strike against afghanistan. i guess i'm curious. are you saying -- let's just say they had. had the security council clearly would have gone along. do you think that would have been wise

that i should point out massachusetts governor charlie baker will be holding a press conference at 4:. regarding the decision, the deaths and it's for dzhokhar tsarnaev. roger, this is the first death penalty case in the federal courts since 9/11. why is that significant? roger: it's beast to the uniqueness of the tragedy and the fact that it was terrorism on the united states soil. it was targeted at what we call a soft target in the counterterrorism vernacular. i think all of those did have a significant impact on the event that we see play out today. strongalways been a proponent that civilian court systems are the right way to try terrorism suspects. see the vast majority of international terrorism suspects who have been tried and convicted in the united states at the super max prison out in colorado, and it is a strong and very well understood process. and it is yet again another example of what we have seen here through the trial, the conviction, and now the sentencing, what these civilian court system can do in the prosecution of terrorism cases. we step back and look the bigge

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