well, the owner, bimla boyd.t local investigative reporter, eric mason, was now covering a new murder case. the case of bimla boyd. >> all of a sudden, at 5909 orchard heights road, the same address, there's this shooting. >> it's my understanding she has been arraigned. >> bimla boyd had gone from witness in one murder to suspect in another. who was bimla boyd and what was the story behind this latest killing on the estate? the reporter began digging. here's what he found. bimla boyd was then 46 years old, born in fiji, a single mother of three who had come to america two decades before. a devout jehovah's witness who was three times divorced. after the murders in 1998, boyd had hired a new caretaker, dan spencer. he had moved into the same mobile home where the killings had occurred. family members say boyd and spencer soon became more than friends, but boyd family and neighbors say threatened spencer when he said he wanted to leave. here's what one neighbor had to say. >> she had told dan before that he would

and according to the court affidavit, marshall and devon boyd said they were interested and mentioned committing robberies in the past. two days later, the under covers and defendants met up again in the southeast neighborhood where they were driven to a secret location and while being recorded, began planning the job. marshall and boyd told the undercovers they would need knives, a common term for a 9 mm pistol, and discussed the violence they would use to knock the victim unconscious. on june 14, the document says they got a text message from the defendant indicating they had found a third man willing to take part who wanted to meet the boss. later that day, the under cover officers came back to this restaurant where they met with the three defendants and talked about the need for a wheel man and the target of the robbery.

i'd like to request we adjourn the meeting in boyd's memory. >> mr. president, that is the role call. >> let's go to the 3:30 special order. supervisor wiener will make the presentation. supervisor wiener: today, i would like to honor one of our great commanders in the san francisco police department. commander lee, can you come up? [applause] lee, who si moris more popular than any of us, retires after 31 years of service. he has played many roles in the san francisco police deparment. he is the commander in terms of transportqatioation and was the officer in charge of the homicide section, where she raised rates. she succeeded in each and every one. you may recall, several years ago, the commander was stabbed in the line of duty performing an investigation. she has been there for san francisco to keep the city safe. lee is also a real leader in the lbgt community, and it is important to look in context, when you look at the san francisco police department, there are quite a few lesbians who have been able to suceed at higher levels, including a numb

now boyd smith is fighting for his life. he's in the hospital with burns on 90% of his body.ne who woke up everyone in his house, his wife, his daughter, three young grandchildren. he helped them escape and he even saved the horses and the family dog too. but when he went in the house for one last check that's when he got stuck inside and his stepdaughter managed to pull him out. we have a picture of the house now. look at that. completely destroyed. completely burned to the ground. joining us live is christy roberts, another one of his stepdaughters who wasn't in the house at the time and the doctor treati ining smith from the ari burn scepter. first off during that trying time, i've got to ask you, how is boyd doing and how is the family? >> boyd's in critical condition, but his vie talls have been stable so we're hanging onto that right now and everybody's just rallying around him right now, trying to give him all the prayers we can to help get him through this right now. >> this man from thiz story, i just envision an extraordinary human being with a soul and spirit that

boyd looked at the photo and laughed saying that's light work. the men said they would beat the victim when they got inside. on the day of the arrest last saturday, the under cover officers met with the three defendants at a secret location where they were recorded. the men then tried on masks and gloves that were supplied by the police and were told they would be robbing this liquor store here on columbia road northwest. the defendants then wanted to know what kind of surveillance cameras were inside and whether or not there was a silent alarm. the defendants were then shown handguns like this 9 mm. and a rifle similar to this one after admitting their willingness to use the guns. an arrest team moved in and took the three into custody. d.c. police initially targeted the men because they were suspects in the robbery of an elderly man who had been beaten. marshall, devon boyd and marcus cooper are now being held without bond. all of the players in the ruse, even the liquor stone owner that was being set up by his lover were undercover officers. p

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marshal, boyd and cooper are being held without bond. all of the players, even the liquor store owner being set up by his lover, were police officers working undercover. shawn. >> wow. paul wagner, thank you. >> uh-huh. >>> we're following a developing story out of delaware. a manhunt is over for a murder suspect in the popular duey beach area. the police say 26-year-old kumar of wilmington was found dead in new jersey. he was the prime suspect of danielle melman in pennsylvania. she was found dead at the atlantic ocean motel yesterday and no word on how she deed. his mother tells fox 5 that the two had just started dating. >>> and police investigating a deadly accident in the district. and this happened on the grounds of a construction company in the 1100 block of w street northeast and police say a man operating a dump truck there accidentally hit a man in his 80s. the victim rushed to the hospital, died later. >> the defense continues in the case of jerry sandusky. today, lawyers called sandusky's wife dottie to the stand. chris gordo

you guys read -- you remember cyrus boyd was an iowa soldier and i had you read his account of shiloh. it sort of woke him up to what war is about. there was a soldier named thomas jeffreys. thomas it turns out, if you go in the roles you won't find this but in the back of cyrus boyd's diary he has a cast of characters, he talks like tiny biographical sketch of everybody in his regimen. thomas was a local black man. he enlisted and faced a lot of resistance, some thought it was a good idea, some didn't. she accepted, then dies of typhus. my point about jeffreys -- pardon -- i know. exactly. i'd love to tell enthusiasm is a happy story, it's really not. what it does say is that there's a clear attempt from the beginning on the part of black men to serve in the union army and they do serve in the union navy and merchant marine. but to be rebuffed from the army officially is enormously significant. and that's the official army line. really for more than a year for the beginning of the war. the bar was officially lifted against black enlistment by the militia act of july 1862. well, sort

[applause] >> my name is darnell boyd and i am a tenant organizer. i am also a tenant representative at the mission hotel. when i got here two years ago, i used to run from the emergency shelter to the hospitality house, in the rain. the hospitality house helped me a lot. i used to have to run past people huddled over in doorways, in the rain, sleeping in wheelchairs'. i used to think, how can a city -- a rich city -- let people sleep like that? now that i'm on my feet, i still look over in the mission district, people huddled in doorways, sleeping under tarps, and these are human beings, u.s. citizens, and they need help. we should do more, we should add more money to the hospitality house, not cut it. and open up two or three more. people need help out there. i just want to plead for the homeless and people that need mental health. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. my name is peter gulotta, i am a resident of district 6. i am also a city hall fellow, working for the city of san francisco for the next year. i'm also a board member of the harvey

thank you very much, herb boyd. i wanted to acknowledge, i mean, it's a belated acknowledgment, but the comptroller of the thety of new york -- the city of new york, john liu, was here, and unfortunately could not stay, but i wanted to put it on the record that he had come and we hope that we see him again on front pages about -- >> the comptroller, the comptroller was here? did he bring money? [laughter] >> no. but we hope to see him around in the big leadership aspect of the city of new york. >> sure. >> and i'll leave it at that. [applause] >> yeah, thank him for coming out because it's kind of a tit for tat thing. he knows i'm a journalist with the amsterdam news, so -- [laughter] >> keep 'em happy? >> hey, man, i'll give you some play, you dig? all right. [laughter] but it would be only fair. okay, i guess we can -- >> i just wanted to say something because, you know, there weren't a lot of us out there in the '60s. i mean, that's just the reality. and the other thing that i wanted to let you know is that those

these are your headlines for today june twenty sixth two thousand and twelve herman van we're on boyd has a plan for more european integration however. the question that i want to know when you get all is who oh you. you know what do you and your ilk whatever you . know is that job erasure few years back now everyone knows who van the employee is as he makes headlines with a reportedly scaled back version of a plan for the future of the eurozone to be debated at the e.u. summit this week and it now appears the only entity perhaps less of a fan of vander employed then mr fair raj himself may be germany not a fan of the europe on the idea distracted maybe only by egan jones which downgraded the country's credit rating today we'll talk about it meanwhile is two thousand and twelve looking more and more like the new two thousand and eight and as we head towards independence day for the u.s. is interdependence day more like it when we talk about the global banking system we may not know when and exactly how it will happen if and when prices strikes but do we already have enough information

no one was hurt, roger boyd was home with his family and heard a loud noise. >> all of a sudden, the trees started flying around and this amazing, total whiteout occurred. >> reporter: as you can see here at this home on chestnut avenue, they've started to clean up here, a lot of the tree portions of the tree littered the front yard. the tarp is covering where the tree hit the roof of the house. at the height of the storm, more than 5600 people lost power in baltimore county. we checked the website, and nearly everyone has power restored. >>> we were on air and on line as well. we want to remind you, go to the website, we have a spot called tornados alley. go to abc2news.com, click on weather, you will find a link, this will give you everything from precautions to updates, videos and weather and everything. tornado alley on abc2news.com. >>> we continue the coverage of the weekend storms, linda so is live with the latest on storm clean up there. and the conditions, we are seeing first light on this monday. >> reporter: we want to show you the damage that we found. this is the fallsto

boyd, chosen, and he also helped pollee high school to a championship in 2010.arta was hospitalized in new york after a mild heart attack. he was in town to represent the dodgers at the major league baseball draft. heel return home tomorrow. the miami heat on the road. james had 30 and 13 rebounds. and to the finish, garnett, who knew he had this much left. and paul, the old dager, a 3-pointer, and they come no closer to the miami heat, 94- 90. celtics lead, three games to two. off tomorrow and go to work next on thursday in boston, a close-out chance for the celtics. one time stanford star madison is coming home, an assistant coach. he led the cardinals to the ncaa final four in the 19 navy sun and played nine seasons with the lakers. look at that, again, that'ses always been that rap that white people can't dance. now he has a job. his mother lives in danville, very good, and so they are kron four viewers >> good for him. i made that up. i don't know if they are or not. welcome home. thanks for coming back to where it all began >> have a good night everybody.

now, boyd smith is fighting for his life. he's in the hospital, with burns on 90% of his body.o woke up everyone in the house, helped them escaped and saved the horses and the family dog. when he went back in the house for one last check, he got stuck inside. his stepdaughter pulled him out. coming up this morning, in the his stepdaughter and doctor join us about the rescue and his fight for his life. >>> chaos breaks out in the courtroom as hosni mubarek is convicted in the killing of protesters. we'll bring you the latest from cairo coming up. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? um... y the number one! [ jack ] yeah, this is pretty good. [ male announcer ] half a day's worth of fiber. fiber one. >>> 26 minutes after the hour welcome back i'm rob marsion know, thanks for starting your day with us. >>> incredible events in egypt, convicted former president hosni mubarek has been refusing to get off the military helicopter that flew him to a maximum security prison. government officials say he will have to go in. earlier today in an courtroom, sentenced the

coach sandusky's arms wrapped around the boyd's midsection, just as close as i think you could be. defense challenging his account of what he saw and when he saw it pointing out mcqueary initially said the assault happened in 2002, a year later than he now says it occurred. the week ended as it began with the jerry hearing graphic and disturbing testimony from an 18-year-old, identified as victim number one. he says sandusky repeatedly forced him to perform oral sex, and he says sandusky sodomized him, quote, he got real aggressive, and just forced he me into it and i just went with it. it was no fighting against it. his screams for help from sandusky's basement, he says, went unanswered. >> no one sitting in that courtroom could sit there and listen to what these victims are saying and not be convinced that they're telling the truth. that is powerful testimony about deeply personal issues and none of them wanted to be here today. the jury's go see it. >> reporter: the procedure sandusky stared at his accusers as they testified. the question now, will he testify in his own defense?

a study by a sociologist, dana boyd, estimates 36% of those kids' parents helped them sign up or at least know about it. before you wag a finger at parents, keep in mind that statistic suggests 64% of parents of underage kids on facebook have no idea their kids are on facebook. some parents may think better to help the child sign up than have him sign up anyway. >>> good thing the kids didn't sign up for facebook stock, it is much lower. there's the thought the fed may come in with quantitative easing, qe 3. dow down but not as bad as friday. >>> the pain at the pump is easing in some spots in the south bay. two stations next to each other are selling gas under $4. most stop and report 3.93 for a gallon of regular. both are near mckee and 33rd. >>> final boarding call in oakland for united airlines. they ended flight service at oakland international airport over the weekend. they have flown there over 75 years, have seen passenger rates drop to 1.4% of airport customers recently. a united spokesperson says they will work with those that had flights booked out of oakland to rebook them or

marshal, boyd and cooper are being held behind bars without bond. >>> >>> monitoring metro now. metro said production delays are to blame, the new rail cars have to be made and tested before they any can go into service. meantime, there are concerns using old cars to stretch measures already -- metro's already strained service. sharing with the sill veer line would max out the retired fleet of 100 cars. >>> wal-mart plans routes near a historic battlefield. the megadiscount store broke ground on a new supercenter in orange county, virginia. getting to this point, not easy. wal-mart originally wanted to build the store closer to the battle feel. they challenged the plan in court and wal-mart scrapped the plans and moved miles away. the new wal-mart is expected to create 300 jobs. >> and some of the 40 navy worships and -- warships and tall ships left town. they were in town to mark the 200th anniversary of the war of 1812. it estimated 100 -- hundreds of thousands of people attended the weeklong event. >>> still to come, straight talk about drugs and alcohol. a surprising new sur

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by the european council president's office ahead of the summit for your friend mr herman van around boyd now there were four building blocks late now go ahead with great makes we really. so he laid out for building blocks for further integration it includes proposals such as european bank deposit insurance and debt sharing but interestingly the one that really stuck out to us is this fourth building block which is ensuring the necessary democratic legitimacy and accountability of decision making within the e.u. based on their joint exercise of sovereignty for common policies and solidarity so what does this mean do you want to write this as an attempt at further political integration. it's just called me to speak isn't it you know who it's the old it's the old evert should have the language to be the very opposite to what the truth is you know when vadra employed talks about political democratic support for political union it's laughable he doesn't mean it they treat democracy here with absolute contempt the european union as it is is not undemocratic it's actually fundamentally anti dem

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european football as the euro two thousand and twelve kicks off but the play is being dealt a blow with boyd conservation human rights abuses and planes of racism. and eurozone ally phages experts predict spain could ask for a buy in are to soon as this evening passes desperately to scramble to save the euro one irish town looks to its last currency for salvation on top stories this hour. around the clock around the world international news and comment live from moscow the un and its envoy to syria and looking for ways to put additional pressure on damascus to prevent the country from sliding into a full. scale civil war also words the rebel forces to lay down their arms clashes between troops and rebel fighters as well as rallies against the ongoing violence have taken place across the country will position claim assad's troops have shelled the rebel controlled area in the city of homs this is teams of human observers of visiting the site of the latest massacre near the city of hama to try to establish who's to blame for the deaths of up to one hundred people but it is more of a notion the

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