the suspect died attempting to get away in plain view of the northeast barrack right there on 40. >>er: less than 72 hours before this new lowes is scheduled to open its doors to customers, five thieves decide food help themselves. they drove into the storage lot and tried to load this john dear riding moore into the back of this chevy silverado. >> the employee went to the fence, closed the gate so they wouldn't be able to get out and called 911. the suspects got back into the pickup truck and rammed the truck. >> reporter: the suspects were able to drive beneath the gate but lost lawn mower in the process. in their rush to get away the driver pulled off into the path of an eastbound car on route 40 with deadly consequences. >> one of the suspects was in the back of the pickup truck. he was ejected from the truck and came to rest in the ditch along the westbound lane. he was flown christiana hospital where he was pronounced dead. state police are reviewing surveillance video from businesses in the area trying to identify them. if you know anything about this case, maryland state pol

. ♪ >> reporter: ten months after first getting together at the oyal marine's barracks, the roes performedyal family and an audience of millions, a polished choir thing thnything they ever could have dreamed of. >> i feel like a whole new person. uld taketake on the world now, and just, you know, give me every opportunity, and i'm going to take it. ♪ >> reporter: but for the wives, there's something more important there' ebrate thate than their newfound fame: each man returned home sfely from afghanistan. anarlie d'agata, cbs news, at the royal marines barracks, england. >> mitchell: and that is the cbs evening news. i'm russ mitchell at the cbs broadcast center in new york. thank you, good night, and happy new year. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access tonight: the family friends who say, enough. . >> i say be careful, be careful. >>> a 5-year-old boy shot and killed near his family. tonight, the family and friends who say enough. >>> a robbery turns into a wild chase through one bay area city. the collateral damage left behind. >>> and a countdown is

based talk show host and author stephen lemmon police the military rulers are using the barrack as a scapegoat as discontent with the current regime is running high. whether this is a distraction this is to divert the iran was released. here believing the state for several decades trying to absolve themselves of the process seems the worse no wonder the military and know also the people running the country the same ones closely lara's with mobarak was used to see people because all agreements are certain people are too but i think the protests will go on people all the violence will continue to struggle there is a long way to go. cause from the barracks execution of being seen as part of a wider battle by egypt's military rulers to curb the ongoing public anger on the other front of the country's non-governmental organizations suspected of fueling the protests with foreign help. reports now from current. the revolution may have toppled hosni mubarak the manager passions accuse of corruption and suffocating freedom but now it's the ruling supreme council of armed forces which finds it

barracks executional being seen as part of the water battle egypt's military rulers to. on going public anger on the other front the country's non-governmental organizations suspect the fueling the protests with foreign help. the revolution may have toppled hosni mubarak the manager passions accuse of corruption and suffocating freedom but now it's the ruling supreme council of armed forces which finds itself in hot water with the west following raids on human rights organizations last week i feel this is a very dangerous situation because you have the elections on the one hand producing prose. but the people on the streets pushing for change of secularists who have links with these groups so that the big tension really between washington and kyra . dob cell phones and more than twenty boxes of documents were reportedly seized during raids by the police authorities promised all will be returned yet several questions remain what prompted the raids and what could possibly be so suspicious about it and your peroration post revolutionary egypt. and the members of the arabic

right near the northeast state maryland state police barracks. now on the line, or on the back of the tractor trailer or on the back of a roll back is a busted up john deer tractor. at this point it's not clear how this tractor may have been involved with this accident but we have route 40 closed in the eastbound direction, this is in the town of northeast. i'm sorry it's closed in the westbound direction in the town of northeast. right in front of the northeast police barracks as police continue to investigate the accident. several people were transported to local area hospitals. no word on the condition of anyone but as you can see it is affecting traffic here in the town of northeast. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you, captain mike perry in sky high chopper 13. >>> wjz and the red cross teamed up to save lives with a blood drive and 170 units of blood were collected. it's all part of wjz's continued commitment. while our drive is over, the daily need for blood continues. >>> saving sammy a 4-year-old ethiopian girl has a new life in front o

troops boarded the bus to return to their barracks. >> one of the soldiers proclaims to the muslim onlookers, he shot shouts, i have shot him in the chest. the muslim onlookers clap. >> three soldiers were arrested by the egyptian army and scheduled to be put on trial in charges of involuntary manslaughter. an independent investigation is needed. meanwhile christians like these men gather in prayer at cairo's cave church praying for their families and asking god to bring peace to their nation. >> unjustice of the massacre and ongoing attacks weigh heavy on the hearts of egyptian christians and the future doesn't look bright. they don't think a new government will protect them from the army or persecution from islamists. >> we haven't seen constructive from brotherhood. the focus was about the elect n election. >> this man says most egyptians doubt the muslim brotherhood will honor the pledge to protect minority rights. members of egypt's coptic church have no ill lugsz of what will come. >> we gave plenty. we are expecting more markers during the rule of the brotherhood. >> he sees god at wo

live at the state police barracks in westminster, sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> rev. jesse jackson made a stop inspired by the legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. he joined the african american faith community at empowerment temple on the eve of the "i have a dream of" anniversary. he will be commemorating the birthday of dr. martin luther king. a few white house hopefuls stumbling hard in south carolina. how they are responding to the campaign push. the death toll still rising after a cruise ships runs aground. the latest on the search and rescue mission. >> temperatures will go up, but so will the chances for rain. the insta-weather + forecast straight ahead. clear skies and cold, 31 at the airport. barometer will be dropping >> rahman remains the man to be as the gop candidate has been in the final stretch. brian mooar has denied commitment 2012 update from washington. >> newt gingrich is calling on conservatives to stop romney in his tracks. >> i hope every conservative will reach the conclusion that to vote for anyone but gingrich is to help romney win the nomi

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lane and passing an emergency vehicle, if you have information, you are asked to call golden ring barrack, 410-780-2700. >>> montgomery county, a 33 year old was arrested this weekend, in connection with two home invasions and sexual assault in baltimore county last week. this is video from the break in. two residents were tied up and housekeeper assaulted. detectives got a photograph of ray when he used a credit card stolen from one of the victims he was caught in north carolina, he faces robbery and sexual assault charges. >>> antonio martinez, accused of trying to detonate a phony car bomb will be in federal court. martinez is scheduled for rearraignment wednesday. documents detailing under cover sting that caught him trying to detonate the bomb unknowingly supplied by the fbi, outside of an armed forces recruiting center. martinez pled not guilty to the charges. >>> after a year of searching, police caught the man who terrorized women in virginia. johnny is accused of cutting the rear ends of 13 women as they shopped last year. he was arrested in peru. officials are working to bring h

rebel soldiers have taken over an army barracks in the capital. the rebels were calling for the reinstatement of the former prime minister. he was removed last year. this latest update in this situation? >> the situation is that the attempted mutiny of yesterday appears to be over. the commander of the defense force was put under house arrest yesterday. he was freed yesterday afternoon. the soldiers are demanding a pardon before they give up their weapons. >> there is no indication of what is going to happen to the mutiny leader. do we know? >> it depends. yesterday, there was tough talk coming from the government saying what happened amounted to sedition and those involved would feel the full force of law. bringing back their former opponents, your enemies back into the fold, so to speak, and calling them brothers and everybody moving on. that could certainly happen with the soldiers. but perhaps not with the colonel. the government may want to make an example of them and charge him over what happened yesterday. >> there is still a continuing sta

rebel soldiers have taken over an army barracks in the capital. they seized the leader of the armed forces. the rebels are calling for the reinstatement of the former prime minister. he was removed last year. our correspondent joins us via skype. it has been a tense 24 hours, what is the situation like now? >> [no audio] >> we do not seem to have you at the moment. apologies for that. you are watching "newsday." we are live from singapore and london. patent and pakistan, -- panicked and pakistan. to under 50 are in hospital. >> michael jackson's family makes his mark on hollywood boulevard. >> here in britain, the royal bank of scotland has announced it will be paying its chief executive a bonus of almost a million pounds in shares. 81% of the bank is owned by the british taxpayer. our correspondent has this report. >> the pay package has become the focus of intense debate. he heads the bank which is more than 80% owned by the government. it was bailed out by the taxpayer. public feelings about the industry are running high. should he give any sor

. >>> a meeting is this morning at jfk barracks in perryville. >>> and the foundation started by mario is now partnering with health officials to help prevent drug and alcohol abuse. the initiative will place the prevention program inside the reese school and promote alternatives to substance abuse. begins at 12:45. >>> we just learned that president obama approved a navy seals mission to free and american and danish hostage and killed ten pirates that he personally authorized. >> good job tonight. >> they were kidnapped in october. we got much more on this story coming up on "good morning america" ahead and abc2news.com. vice president joe biden will be a guest on the show. >>> ahead of nasa's morgan state university science will be here today and visit the richard dickinson science center. >>> and we learned overnight that the solar flares that we told you about yesterday could be cause something u.s. flights to be rerouted. most of the flights being afelony of the second degree were heading from detroit to asian countries. and the airlines are at risk of over losing communications o

. >> these are some of the old barracks in which russian soldiers used to live.n other parts, some of them have been renovated and made fit for habitation. in russia, a lot of people would like to see a return to the sort of power and influence their country once enjoyed. you get the feeling may be vladimir putin feels much the same way. he like to cling to power like his predecessors. he does not like criticism. he tries to silence those who would oppose him. is he just giving russia a lick of date? -- paint? >> vladimir putin could stay in office until 2024. his critics are already comparing him to the soviet leader for 18 years. >> to compare putin with him and would almot be a complement to putin. he is much -- he has revived what was bad about the soviet system. >> un putin's what, dissent has been stifled, public demonstrations forcibly dispersed, and critics thrown in jail, all highly reminiscent of soviet times. a token parliamentary opposition hardly dares to challenge him. the state television allows no criticism. now, dissatisfaction with the kremlin h

a soldier from texas found dead in anterior barracks.oing to see where it comes from after the break. live the regular life. fe] phillips'. >>> someone killed a soldier and left her body in the barracks of fort carson. that's an army base in colorado. army investigators are not saying a lot about how brandy fontenaux died, except for the fact that it was a homicide. a family member says fontenaux was naked and stabbed. a sergeant was found in another room covered in blood. fonteneaux was 28 years old. she was from houston. crystal, i know your station was able to talk to fonteneaux's sister. what did she say? >> she was very upset when we did approach her at their home. she basically didn't want to go into talking about her sister, but she said, you know, her sister knew what kind of relationship they had and she would miss her. the only thing that caught us off guard was she said all military people that come back from iraq need medical treatment for the rest of their lives. and she wouldn't go into detail about that, but she kept repea

and over the past few months they have pretty much been confined to barracks, the french, in many areas because of the controversy back home because of a number of debts they have suffered here in afghanistan. -- the number of deaths they have suffered in afghanistan. it is a big deal if they withdraw. they are a vital part of the mission in afghanistan. >> france is seeking credible assurances about afghan recruits. government forces in somalia together with african union soldiers moved against al- shabab. the operation focused on clearing militants from mogadishu and the outskirts of the city. al-shabab said it would strike back. two foreign aid workers have been kidnapped in afghanistan. there are been no claims of a responsibility for those objections. there is a brush fire near the city of reno, nevada. thousands have been evacuated. it in recent months, there have been several spectacular attacks in nigeria by boko arm. among the deadly activities claimed by the group are the bombing of the u.n. building in abuja, also of an attack on a collision -- a christian church on christmas

also release all arbitrarily detained citizens, return its military and security forces to their barracks, allow full and unhindered access for monitors, humanitarian workers and journalists. and we urge the security council to back the arab league's call for an inclusive syrian-led political process, to effectively address the legitimate aspirations and concerns of syria's people. conducted in an environment free from violence, fear, intimidation and extremism. now, i know that some members here may be concerned that the security council could be headed toward another libya. that is a false analogy. syria is a unique situation that requires its own approach, tailored to the specific circumstances occurring there. and that is exactly what the arab league has proposed. a path for a political transition that would preserve syria's unity and institutions. now, this may not be exactly the plan that any of us, ourselves, would have designed. i know that many nations feel that way. but it represents the best effects and efforts of syria's neighbors to chart away forward and it deserves a chance

but in november 2011 there was an attack on a military barracks in which a dozen soldiers were killed. there have been attacks on the iranian nuclear scientists before. there has been cyborgs for. clearly someone somewhere is doing what they can to try to stop progress on the iranian nuclear program. >> this is a car bomb, the equivalent of a sniper's bullet. >> this is very precise. the initial reports suggest that motorcyclists attacked a magnetic bomb to the side of this university lecturers's car. he was inside when it exploded and two others were in the car with him. >> thank you, james. people have been killed in a gun attack in northern nigeria. five policemen were among the dead when a gunman attacked in the northern state of your day. the latest in a series of attacks blamed on the islamist military group boko haram. the former member arab league observers in syria say the monitoring is a farce. he has declared this a humanitarian disaster. he said that he resigned from the team because of what he witnessed in syria. daniel ortega has been sworn in for his third term as presi

the barracks were taken over and they seized the leader. duncan kennedy has this report. >> a coup, mutiny, whatever it is appears to be over. reports say some of the soldiers have been arrested but some are demanding a parden before they give back their weapons. there's no sign of the colonel who led these actions, but for the man who says he is the prime minister, this has damaged the country's reputation. >> i think it's a joke of the an international committee. our -- deserves better from -- he has to realize that this country has looked up to him for 45 years, now he has to respect the country that respects him. >> there's been no contact to the one who says he should be the prime minister not mr. o'neal. no one knows whether he was behind the military noigs replace the commander of the armed forces or whether he even knew about it. all he says is he was removed unlawful from his office by mr. o'neal and that he should be reinstated. >> chaos has been restored back to order. the country rich in oil, gold and other natural resources tha

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barrister their war the barracks the war. yet ten years down the road the euro is not in the best of shape. a spiralling sovereign debt crisis credit downgrades rising interest rates tens of millions unemployed budget cuts and violent protests. the euro's going undergoing the worst crisis it has ever been and obviously the founders of the of the euro did not hope that this would happen for what began as a step towards a united europe has become a race against time with leaders scrambling to keep it together euro skeptics have long argued that the euro was flawed from the start pursuing a political dream above all else well they say lumping together polar opposite economies like that of greece and germany into a monetary union could never work. he has been thrown out of the window in the pursuit of this goal and we're now reaping the consequences of a couple that with internal squabbles and deadlocks there has to be from somewhere that some economic entity that is credible is going to back every euro zone and the only two or t

also been destroying villages in the last few hours and there has been an attempt to attack the barracks in the middle of pibor town by a group of those lou nuer fighters. >> what is the roots of the conflict? >> it goes way back before the independence came. this is a conflict which started out basically as cattle raids. cattle are absolutely crucial in south sudan. they are basically the bank. people store their money in a number of livestock they keep. when somebody gets married, they hand over a huge number of cattle. they are incredibly important to these communities. for years, they have been raiding cattle back-and- forth. because of the lengthy civil war and the poor borders, there are more weapons in southern sudan. the government has not done enough to get the weapons away. when they use them, the numbers of people are huge that are killed. it has been tit-for-tat surprise attacks over the last month or so that has claimed more than 1000 lives. >> thank you very much. you are watching gmt. -- why fans in come kenya are falling back in love with football. >> the british governme

by 6:00 a.m., fog here for the north barracks ty, the coastline peninsula.d actually even get a little drizzle tomorrow morning. then by the noon hour, it's going to be a slow push back here to the coastline with that fog. still may stay clouded in for the north bay and near san francisco, but we'll have plenty of sunshine as we head toward the noon hour for the east, south bay and also the peninsula. by 4:00 p.m. that's a lot of most of the sun we can expect tomorrow. tomorrow 48 in san jose, 50 in fremont, 49 in san rafael and santa rosa will check in with 44. and for your thursday, numbers in the south bay topping out at 66 for morgan hill, 65 in san jose. also 66 in los gatos and 65 in sunnyvale. let's take you to the east bay. numbers here generally going to stay in the low to mid-60s from danville down to pleasanton. blackhawk with 64. and then you can see right near the bay we're going to find numbers a little cooler here with 61 in hayward. with that onshore flow and patchy morning fog, numbers will have a harder time bumping up there. 66 in san rafa

just adjacent to the pentagon barracks. on the spot in the 1770s the british styled a fort here. they called it richmond but earlier it was known as baton rouge because there was a large, red pole here that was a dividing line between the bayou and the homa indians so the french called this place baton rouge and later the british called it richmond. in september 1779 governor gavez from new orleans came up and attacked the fort that was once here at this site and was able to defeat the british and take control of the mississippi river. it was one of the few battles of the american revolution that took place outside of t

so he helped supervise these buildings behind me, we call them now the pentagon barracks. this was an outpost on the frontier. he came back in the 1840s. he and his wife had a small cottage near the site and they had close friends. so when he came back after his service in the war with mexico as a well-known popular figure, everyone in baton rouge could claim him. he was someone they knew. he was their neighbor. they called him old rough and ready because he would do anything he made his troops do. if he had to sleep out in the field, he would do it. after the war with mexico, there was a great deal of interest to encourage taylor to run for president. he had never affiliated with any political party. he'd been a military man. people were unsure which party he would align himself with. he started writing a series of letters from baton rouge outlining the things he believed in. those things spoke to a larger audience, a way to garner support in a time before media. people love those letters, learned what taylor felt about all the major issues of the day. he generally became

days the vote comes amid continuing political tensions but it really is in charge since president barrack was toppled nearly a year ago being accused of clinging to power. previous round two was overshadowed by violent clashes between protesters and the army on the raids on western sponsored n.g.o.s last week also a sense of instability the stakes. to stabilize egypt the military has to give its people what they want and step down. majority of egyptians to the military to be defense outfit defending the concrete against outside. intervention and not play a political role it's all because for the last thirty to forty years egypt has changed. well they were under mubarak or under some dark being no more eight hundred eighty two ships run by the miller crean people want an end to that so when the military want. more barack on cry again it's an attempt to divert attention from its own rule in the concrete damaeus what is really worrying people and that is all should be discussed and checking the. jim carrey is is so i think to show that foreign buyers are manipulating. crude so which is again

soviet union because all the people well so it took over thirty people in there were russians it was barracks you could you know i mean in europe they still call all of us russians including the ukrainians the jor-ai right as asshole i mean i think. these russians from moscow are different from the russians frankly of the of course the buzz about tories the us the russian ybarra the russians for a united by itself little squishy need to read it really goes to the u.n. so he knew and they were united by so it was what what wages we should be united not well let's hear how putting formulates his nation building strategy. we need a national policy strategy be used on syria casualties and bridges no need for anyone living in russia to get their religion requires or to meet with they should i don't you point them selves primarily as citizens of russia and take pride in that no one has the right to. religious interests of the land at the same time national laws must take into account the specific characteristics you can have any religious group. as tim already said in one of the passages put in cal

became the barracks or peaceful peaceful demonstrators. you with our two diplomats have confirmed that iran's began enriching uranium at a brand new nuclear facility the west to the move as a provocation at a time when brinksmanship between the u.s. and iran has reached a boiling point the islamic state says its new plant is deep underground making it immune to air strikes some analysts claim it could produce nuclear fuel that's easier to adapt for weapons use meanwhile the pentagon says it's prepared to use force to reopen a vital oil route in the persian gulf which tehran has threatened to block the u.s. has slapped its latest round of sanctions on iran targeting the country's financial sectors. let's get to some other news from around the globe and staying with the subject of iran state radio says a court has sentenced an american man to death for being a cia spy by. is accused of receiving special training at military bases in iraq and afghanistan before traveling to iraq on a cia intelligence mission he's also been found guilty of acc

shortly most of the troops either decided to return to their barracks or join the resistance and just like that the committees actions found parliament surrounded by armed and unarmed civilians the plotters of the coup found little support either within the political elite or the constituent republics that made up the soviet union as a result the cuckoo lapsed with minor loss of life on august twenty first. was freed and returned to moscow but the soviet union would never be to see all the new . state committed to the state of emergency people all they knew they wanted to do was stop whatever was happening in its tracks but they didn't have an alternative vision they didn't have really anything else to propose in its place other than the status quo ante let's go back to we had before nonstarter didn't go anywhere got no traction in society at all and the second thing was simple planning bad planning ironically instead of curbing more of a child's performance project and reinvigorating the power of the communist party the coup plotters he sent their own political demise real political

soldiers are restricted to barracks and dining areas but they are allowed visits from family memberssome of whom were questioning the lock down. >> you expect soldiers to be outstanding and not to do this kind of behavior. but i'm also upset with the way the military are doing this. >> reporter: soldiers have posted grumbling messages on their facebook pages. the military is now offering a reward for the recovery of that missing equipment. >>> news from iran tonight about that country's nuclear program. it's expected to raise tensions between tehran and the west. >>> ed lee is sworn in as mayor of san francisco. hear what his plans are for 2012. >>> we currently have mostly clear skies across most of the bay area. coming up the neighborhoods that will be sub freezing for tomorrow morning and when this system could produce a few sprinkles in our five day forecast. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. try something funny. [ male

befriend the barracks or peaceful peaceful demonstrators. and you can see the full interview with russia's foreign minister is commissioner for human rights in about twenty minutes time here on out. afghanistan is demanding the us army hands over control of its main prison in the country within one month after detainees at the american run jail outside background airbase complained of torture jason did a political analyst and a us based website antiwar dot com says despite all the talk of the planned pullout washington could have a grip on afghanistan for another decade at least. a lot of these allegations have been the subject of court cases in the u.s. over the past few years particularly in the question of holding detainees without any specific evidence or charges and u.s. courts have found repeatedly unfortunately that military base that biography isn't under their jurisdiction and that the military basically can detain people as long as they want without charges at the air force base the u.s. has been in not so secret negotiations with

. >> it's a wasteland of rundown barracks.he grand plans to turn around east bay eyesore into a working waterfront creating thousands of jobs. >>> taseed at the airport. why a man was shocked over lost luggage of the. >>> the polls are closed in new hampshire and mitt romney is two for two. >> thank you, new hampshire! tonight we made history! >> whoo! [ applause and cheers ] >> as the results roll in, romney is holding on to