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

"stolen" (((file sot))))but fox 45 news aired ethan's story last week: when boyd wood was watching:(boyd o'clock news.. fox 45 and when i saw it i started pushing my wife i said look at this theres that bike"boyd had seen this photo on craigs list.. he contacted us, we contacted police. it was traced to this dundalk shop 92 miles away from ethan's hagerstown home. (shop)"we sell just about anything there is under the sun.... " ....except if its stolen. richard tells us ááheáá got the bike from one of his regular customers... (shop)"as i did know the person that brung it to me i was very shocked it turned up to be stolen but as i told the police officer i am very very happy the boy is being to get his bicycle back"(cairns)"the bike is now in the custody of the hagerstown police its being transported back to h. where it will be processed and may be back in ethans hands by tomorrow."(two shot-store manager and guy who saw it on news)"its a remarkable story of how someone saw it.. identified it..saw it on the news..and then returned to him.."the bike may have passed through several unsuspect

[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

boyd is in custody. police say this is an example of good police work. >> getting rid of those red light cameras we told you about. one is on routes 140 and 97, they say the cameras prevented accidents. >> so if you reach a point where the number of citations being issued are lower than the amount of money that are you spending to maintain the program are you in a negative balance. we were in a negative balance for both of the traffic movements east and westbound. that was part of the decision but clearly our decision was driven by the accidents and -- not the dollar figures. >> reporter: if you have a ticket at that intersection you will have to pay much. the city will continue to operate another one a block away. that intersection has a high rate of violations. >>> coming up a mississippi man thought he was being tricky using a toy gun to rob a convenience store. the surprising person who stepped in to stop him. >>> and a florida man tased by police. what he did to cause police to do it. >> pretty clea

are there gas fire jim boyd and joe rubÉn and greg dalton.let's come back to the unied tove fukushima. >> there's a lot of good lessons coming out of fukushima, but there's three really big important things that have come out. i'not dismissing the other things, but the three big things excerpt for the appropriate assays in the plant layout reflects the designbasis. if you have a small near flood condition, don't put diesels another switchgear in the mendatghr ou lthem. if you get it right, do the layout right. even if he did all of that right, you have to be prepared for someing that could take away all of your power, ac power because th's what she used to get water into e ar ere fis msuoe back. the third thing is make sure you consider how many units are at the site. the industry and the nrc. the nrc has to demand for information of everything to dsopowcdfogwu hi and i think they believe to the smartest thing we can do to deal with the ac power has actually have a flexible concept wherewe hve is alrnatwafgots se. teto p n en we have offsite

maryland state police say the suspect, 37-year-old alturric boyd from north carolina planned to produce and distribute heroin. >> he was arrested and charged with a number of drug-related crimes, including importing heroin into the state. >> reporter: the suspect was drivings gray suv south on i- 95, when a trooper noticed he was tailgating another car. >> observing the situations in the car. circumstances. he became suspicious. the crim activity -- criminal activity may be under way. >> reporter: they tipped the trooper off. and he was called in. can nine kilo. he is not shy when catching criminals. he 95ed out -- sniffed out more than $95,000 worth of heroin. >> reporter: this table holds nearly $85,000 of concern ask drugs. >> this is a significant arrest and interdiction in that 5,000 street sales of heroin won't occur because that trooper was observant. >> reporter: this year, the state police have confiscated a pound and a half of meth. marijuana, and a pound of cocaine and now 13 pounds of heroin, worth $300,000. in all, state troopers have taken about a million dollars of drugs

news.. fox 45 and when i saw it i started pushing my wife i said look at this theres that bike" bike" boyd.. saw this photo... on... craigs list...//. the... bike was stolen ...from... seven yeaa old... ethan paugh...// who... has... a... genetic disorder..../ a... dundalk shop... posted the photo... on consignment... for... a... regular customer. .../ police... are... tracking down... that man,.../ while... the bike,... its being transported ...back to ethan. (shop manager)"this item i was very shocked that it was something stolen being as i did know the person that brung it to me i was very shocked it turned up to be stolen but as i told the police officer i am very very happy the boy is being to get his bicycle back" back" hagerstown... police... hope to return ...the bike... to the little boy tomorrow....//. and... they're... looking to catch the thief... who put it up for consignment. the... ravens... begin their 2nd week... of... training camp tod. today... one of their starters from last year finally makes an appe. appearance... bruce cunningham joins us live from the under armour p

news.. fox 45 and when i saw it i started pushing my wife i said look at this theres that bike" bike"boydood saw this photo on craigs list. the bike was stolen from seven year old ethan paugh who has a genetic disorder. a dundalk shop posted the photo on consignment for a regular customer. (shop manager)"this item i was very shocked that it was something stolen being as i did know the person that brung it to me i was very shocked it turned up to be stolen but as i told the police officer i am very very happy the boy is being to get his bicycle back" back" hagerstown police hope to return the bike to the little boy today... and they are looking to catch the thief who put it up for consignment. horn nats natsformer n-f-l quarterback brett favre is back on the field.but this time... as a coach.he's working as an offensive coordinator for a high school football team in hattiesburg, mississippi. monday was his first day coaching his new team... the "oak grove warriors. " questions about health care. care. 7:13 "it's a bigger deal to people than i think most people realized." realized."why busi

. >> boyd is in custody on $200,000 bond tonight. >>> new, four people locked up this evening accused of transporting cigarettes illegally across state lines. anyly 26 packs were take eastbounderren during the stop just south of hagerstown. officers took two cars that were used to transport all of them. you know just last month, [inaudible] announced a 6-cents hike per pack. it matched the price tag of the marlboro cigarettes the average price is now more than $5 a pack. >>> new, baltimore city will receive seven and a half million dollars of a 175 million-dollar settlement with wells fargo over accusations it discriminated against minorities, in violation of fair labor laws in 36 states. baltimore filed the suit in 2008 because of the subprime lending practices targeted minority neighborhoods in the city. >> if you are african american or latino, you are more likely to be placed in a subprime loan or pay more for the mortgage loan though you are qualified and deserved better treatment. >> they have agreed to commit to lending more than 400 million in baltimore city for the next five-

police arrested the driver .... 37-year-old lterick boyd from noorh caaolina... he's being held tonight on numerous drug charges. a teeeaaer is dead - and three of his friends are hospitalized - after a car crash in columbia.it happened early this mornnng.melinda roeeer has more on the accident - and why neighbors are concermeddmelinda? &ppolice believe the 17-year-ol drivvr was speeding. but they are also invessigating weather alcohol is to blame. it happened around 3:00 his near fairway hills.police say the teenager --shaquan curtis p lost control of his car and slammed into a tree.the tree and aa least one the passenger had to be cut out of wreckage this morning - say e - this isn't the first serious accident on that stretch of road. they say a lot of drivers speee through there. and take it easy oo this road. if traffic cameras are necessary, then that's what we need to do. because this is a residential area and we have a lot of children here playing, back and forth."> three passengers in the car - agess22 and 21 - were alll rushed to shock trauma.. where mel

and more than 78 thousand dollars in cashh pooice arrested the driver ... 37-year-old alterick boyd from north carolina... he's being held tonight on numerous drug charges. two state senators want regulaaors to fineb.g.e. 100-million dollarsfor those lengthy poweroutaaes. outages.more than 700-thousand customers lost electricity after that storm...some...for up to a week.so senator brian froshwants the public service commission to fine b.g.e...and use to createwhatthe calls a additional workersto help - &prestore powerfasterr (frosh) "they've got to provide 1st century seerice if they want to get compensated in 21st century rat" rates."in less than three weeks...b.g.e. will have to submit a detailed report to on how itresponded to the ion storm. that brrnns us to our question offthe day.should the state fine b-g-e and put the money in a special storm clean-up fund? p this is our facebbok paae...quite of few you are actually defending b-g-e and some say they trust government even less than the power company. 3baltimore city fire chief &pjames clack says he may donat hii recent pay hike to

boyd joined his friends for a blood drive at the home of the rangers in arlington.n all, 19 people donated. >>> it is being called the h himalayan viagra. thousands are traveling to search for it. we'll tell you what it is and why it's hard to find. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with 50 horsepower, dual overhead cams and fierce acceleration, the gator xuv 825i will shatter your expectations. ♪ and so no one gets left behind, check out our affordable xuv 550s at johndeere.com/gator. ♪ i tell mike what i can spend. i do my best to make that work. we're driving safely. and sue saved money on brakes. now that's personal pricing. >>> welcome back, everyone. it is 16 minutes past the hour. and it is time to check stories that may have been off your radar. 40 though people are expected to migrate to nepal this year in search for the himalayan viagra. a rare caterpillar fungus that tibetance and chinese believe will boost sexual performance naturally. the fungus is hard to find because it looks like a thick blade of grass. for those who do find it, it's like hitting the lottery. o

a maryland state trooper pulled over boyd yesterday afternoon. investigators arrested him after finding thousands of packets of heroin inside the car, drug paraphernalia, and more than $70,000 in suspected drug money stuffed in shoeboxes. we are told a heroine has a street value of more than $100,000. wells fargo will soon make a big payout to baltimore city. the company agreed to the settlement that it engaged and lending practices targeted to minorities. >> the lawsuit accused wells fargo of discriminatory lending practices targeting minority homebuyers, specifically steering african-americans in to subprime loans. baltimore was the first to file suit and more cities follow. >> even though your qualified and deserve better treatment. >> wells fargo and the part of justice have reached a $175 million settlement in eight metropolitan areas. 34,000 victims nationwide were identified in the lawsuit. 1000 from baltimore will receive a total of $2.5 million in restitution, an average of $15,000. baltimore agreed to drop its lawsuit against wells farg

the ceremony, the brainchild an academy award winning filmmaker danny boyd was two years in the making>> it's live and one-time only. i'll never do one again. but it is extraordinary to be involved in one. >> reporter: one of britain's greatest exports, the former beatle, paul mccartney, sang a rousing rein edition of "hey jude." >> ama: mike shumann will have the latest results. on air we'll announce a spoiler alert so if you don't want to know, you can turn away. on the social platforms we'll post results but you have to click a link to see them. you can find them -- follow us on twitter. you can find us at abc7news.com. >>> starting tonight, be sure to switch bag to abc-7 news after the olympics at midnight for all the local news and weather in seven minutes. >> now here with a check on the weather, leigh. >> leigh: you can see from the high definition mt. tamalpais camera that the city is here, richardson bay right here, and the fog is well down off the coast right now. live doppler 7hd picking up some of the fog bank right now. you can clearly see it has cleared the bay this the m

news.. fox 45 and when i saw it i started pushing my wife i said look at this theres that bike" bike" boydood... saw this photo... on... craigs list...//. the... bike was stolen ...from... seven year old... ethan paugh...// who... has... a... genetic disorder..../ a... dundalk shop... posted the photo... on consignment... for... a... regular customer. .../ police... are... tracking down... that man,.../ while... the bike,... its being transported ...back to ethan. (shop manager)"this item i was very shocked that it was something stolen being as i did know the person that brung it to me i was very shocked it turned up to be stolen but as i told the police officer i am very very happy the boy is being to get his bicycle back" back" hagerstown... police... hope to return ...the bike... to the little boy tomorrow....//. and... they're... looking to catch the thief... who put it up for consignment. bad day for rollercoaster riders at a six flags in california. twelve people got stuck on the new superman rollercoaster ride sunday. the ride stopped at the highest point of the track. even though t

then an hour after that, slakira -- shakira had london boyd. and moments after that, her twin brother, who was landon. so one of the twins also had twins. >> wow. >> do you see what could be happening in your future, bernadette? >> they're not identical. i know where you're going. it's wild. congratulations to them. >> ,,,,,,,,,,,,

thank you very much, herb boyd. i wanted to acknowledge, a belated acknowledgment, but the city of new york, john lewis is here. and unfortunate could not stay but i want to put on the record that he had come. we hope that we see them again on the front pages about -- >> the comptroller was here? did he bring money? >> no. but we hope to see him around in the big leadership aspect of the city of munich the and i will leave it at that. [applause] yeah, thank him for coming out because it's kind of a tit-for-tat thing because he knows i'm a journalist with the amsterdam news. [laughter] hey, i'll give you some clay, you did? but it would be only fair though. okay, -- >> i just want to say something because you know, there weren't a lot of us out there in the '60s. coming, that's just a reality. and the other thing that i wanted to let you know is that those times were so dangerous, and you just don't get it. if you look at it in 2012 time, you listen, you know, you have to really look at a time when africa was bubblin

flee and many of those leaving are former refugees themselves our correspondent in damascus oxana boyd has met some of the people who shared their feelings about leaving home once again. it's like their home countries in search of peace only to be ambushed by war in a place they thought was safe syria has long been counted among the most welcoming countries in the region for refugees with almost one hundred thousand of them registered here permanently even before their weiland broke out in syria the residents of the nap neighborhood were all well familiar with the ugly realities of war for the past decade this area has become a home for thousands of war refugees from somalia afghanistan pakistan but the largest community here iraqis who sought to escape the us waged war in that country and now have to flee yet again at this bus station iraqi destinations have never been in such high demand as now after several dozen residents of this area were shot or beheaded in the past few weeks many are scrambling to leave a bomb how much were right here with his family in two thousand and three is

teenaged children, 51-year-old gordon stanley says he was a true texas gentleman. 18-year-old alexander boyd, a recent high school graduate was described as a ball of joy by friends. his girlfriend, who was at the theater with him, survived. everyone expected them to get married. serving alongside him was 29- year-old jessie childress. he was a cybersystems operator. 32-year-old rebecca wingo was a mother two of and described as having a bubbly personality. she worked in customer relations. >>> some of our other top stories, at least 11 people were killed and 12 others injured when the driver of a pickup truck drove off the road and hit two trees. this is a photograph of the crash scene. it happened in a rural town about 100 miles southeast of san antonio. the accident may have been caused by a blown tire. >>> the ncaa shut down penn state's football program. at the very least, the school will get hit way $30 million fine in the fallout over the sandusky child abuse scandal. the sanctions will be announced at 9:00 a.m. at a press conference. we'll carry it here on fox 5. >>> fox 5 morning ne

that there are more tongues than taxes in the syrian capital for her first hand accounts at oksana boyd underscore. it. let's move on social networks like facebook and twitter has seen many users posting their entire lives online sharing stories and pictures as friends but it seems even the strictest online privacy settings are no match for the spying eyes of governments around the world from new york he's more in a fortnight i explain. in the land of social media users tweet tag friend upload and share information. at any given moment in the land of the free what americans post online can and will be used against them. according to twitter of the nearly twelve hundred government requests for user data filed in the first half of this year nearly eighty percent came from the u.s. government the micro message company says it complied with seventy five percent of user data washington requested social media in general twitter and facebook being prime examples of that are a part of an ever increasingly invasive police state in the united states it's it's not just about surveillance and about

weapons of mass destruction similar to the one that toppled saddam hussein of course one of the examiner boyd she brings you more updates analysis and firsthand impressions from the conflict zone twitter feed as well one of the latest tweets she's such an aleppo resident who says that despite the effort to evacuate people to safety preferring to stay indoors because it's a state gunfire that submit media reports that the commercial hub seeing fighter jets for the first time now in the conflict to talk about that next let's go live to william f. research and author of myths. oil wars he's on the line now he's in germany let's catch up with william the buzz started when syria's ambassador to iraq who defected to the opposition claims the assad regime may have already used chemical weapons do you think that's true let's talk about that first before we talk about these warplanes i think this is virtually unlikely that this happened because it would be madness to use chemical weapons inside closed urban areas you get to your supporters as well as as these al qaida mercenaries and the same these ar

crisis over the currencies fetes led some germans to stash their cash away from the banks as xander boydhas been finding out. best for economy good for business detroit cross has been selling vintage cars for almost three decades but he says he's never had a better run of trade than in the last year and a half and use of the euro's instability has sold the wills of his business so well there is stiff competition event to become one of his customers. to the gold of the go rob you have the markets in your garage and the nuggets the old cars and i think they buy more than. before the crisis price tags in his collection run from a mere fifteen thousand euro to a massive three million for the bands. and while in the past the majority of his clients have a real passion for classic wills which are crosses now dealing with a new kind of buyer those who just want to part of their money for profit this car is a b.m.w. . only built two hundred fifty two cars and in two thousand and. five you have to spend for a call like that three hundred fifty thousand euros and today you have to spend a million

alterick boyd was pulled over on wednesday. the trooper called in a k-9 unit. police discovered thousands of packets of heroin inside the car. the heroine has a street value of more than $100,000. >> a flight makes an unscheduled stop in baltimore. a cleaning solvent triggered hazmat crews to sample the air quality. a flight attendant was taken to a hospital for treatment. everybody on board was checked out. a zoning board could force some people out of business. there was a hearing at city hall last night in response to a measure that would phase out sales at liquor stores in neighborhoods. store is affected could keep their licenses if they changed their format or move. if passed, it would be phased in over a two-year period. some top leaders at penn state looked the other way. >> that is the conclusion of an explosive report. we have the details. >> louis freeh says it was fear of bad publicity which kept penn state leaders from revealing details to law enforcement and the public about allegations regarding jerry sandusky's contact with young boys. >> the mo

almost a third of the company's presenters were boyd through personal service companies that allow smaller contributions deals held the b.b.c. to millions of pounds in national insurance other companies is the arrangement worth standard industry practice but agreed to review how it pays its name as one to watch both so the business able about so we're voting here in moscow time around eight o'clock for the latest update is great if you have a good night thanks very much lou for that and more financial news for you from a quite different perspective in the cars report that will be after a recap of our headlines with me in just a few minutes stay with us. this is a three. wealthy british style. that's not on the type of. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. world to the folks who are in more mouths to feed but where will the food come from can science provide the answers to the future of food under the microscope. we've got the future cover

spokesman dean boyd at there does continue to be an investigation here in the u.s. and now senator dianne feinstein who's been leading the charge in going after the white house for leaks now she's back on the wiki leaks attack as well she wrote a letter to the sydney morning herald say i believe mr assad has knowingly obtained an disseminated classified information which could cause injury to the united states has cause serious harm to u.s. national security and he should be prosecuted accordingly now cordingley means using the espionage act so with her renewed calls let's review the scutcheon on why this is a big deal joining me to discuss it is trevor tim activists at the electronic frontier foundation trevor thanks for joining us tonight and i guess first i want to start with you know a point the you put out there you wrote about it you tweeted about it you said that basically there's no sense in which feinstein's denunciation applies to wiki leaks but not the new york times so can you elaborate on that. yeah absolutely if you take the quote that she sent the aus

police pulled over boyd of around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. they found the drugs, hundreds of pieces of drug paraphernalia, and more than $70,000 of suspected drug money stepped in shoeboxes. he was headed back to north carolina from new jersey. >> satellite imagery shows the cloud cover that has been moving through our area through the afternoon. that high level cloudiness not producing precipitation but walking out enough of the sun to keep our temperatures in check a little bit. cloudier to the south of baltimore with some rain moving up into parts of the southern appalachians. under the clouds, the temperatures are kind of cool, down around roanoke virginia. 85 at bwi marshall. 89 degrees at downtown baltimore. 70's along the coast and in the mountains. hotter, more humid and maybe some thunderstorms to talk about as we get closer to the weekend. the forecast and a couple of minutes. >> of columbia nonprofit is under investigation tonight. provides low-income families with housing assistance. lowell melser joins us from howard county polic

among the communities that have canceled fireworks due to storms are boyd's/germantown, gaithersburg kensington and rockville. crews are working nonstop to get power restored. >> we could not justify the resources at time which we really needed people on the streets. >> he says montgomery county to emergency workers to handle a 45 major intersections that still do not have working traffic lights. 75,000 residents are tackling their fifth day without electricity. >> we had to move out of our house last night. >> you think the resources should be reserved? >> absolutely. cleanup should be number one. fireworks would be nice and celebrating the fourth would be great, but celebrating with a cold beer in my freezer would be even better. >> no special provisions have been made for more crowds but they are as ready for -- they are ready for as many people as they can get here. >> thank you. the rain could complicate things. >> there is a good chance there will be thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. will one hit the ball? who knows. but thinking of the huge number of peopl

frightening stories she uncovered the belt way it sniper attacks in 2002 when john allen muhammad and lee boydweeks went around randomly killing others. -- for weeks went around, randomly killing others. >> there were many times when we ran out on a sniper scene. we had a sense that they were watching us. but she also turned war correspondent, venturing to the middle east, and, of course september 11. >> pentagon police. people in the military. to be able to tell their stories. quantico virginia. richmond virginia. rested. in manassas. i am gail pennybacker, abc 7 news. >> so many stories and hairstyles. for all of that and through all of that, her grace and compassion and her 26 years of service to our station and to you, our viewers we will always be grateful. >> we are happy she will be closed your family. she is ecstatic about the move. >> we are not going to say goodbye. we are going to say see you soon. >> let's take a look at what is coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> we really are going to miss gail pennybacker around here. when i grow up, i want to be just like her. we are following

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ny, not was not 0 much boyd . -- >> so then what can we expect?tainly, even though the presidential candidates are not jumping on board with in, you obviously have some law -- >> i'm not conceiving any votes right now. look, the white house has made clear, they not -- they are not interested m itful and i'm not sure if gary reed watts to put any gun control issues on the if fortunate fortunate -- gun controls. and now even with gabe bib give orders, no disp pn red state america would not want that. blue much state really want it. right now there's more than a half -- that interest against gun controls. >> all right. thank you for that. you can find a link to jame mip's washington insider blog on our website. go to luce up you if today, governor brown is expected to announced a ktvu daughter project. it call foss truck fortunate fortunate in isn't about taking awar or giving more water to anybody. >> it -- well, neighbors rush out of their homes in fear. >> a vacant home vice president churs fire in the heat day. who a peeve might be responsible. >

. >> inmates like kordell boyd are given the opportunity to meet face to face with the families of their victims. >> i sent a letter to one of the victims of the family. and one of the daughters received it. so they came down here. and we had a mediation. i talked to her, she talked to me. >> so many times that what you say, and if i cry it's okay. but i have relived this a billion times. whether i like it or not you've been a part of my life for 15 years. >> at one point, at the beginning, i didn't feel i was privileged to even talk to people. i killed their family members? come on. but god restored something in my heart. and i felt like i have to. and just to show that i'm a human being and i didn't intend to kill no one. >> was mother trying to go for the burglar alarm? >> she was praying. she said something that's scripture. she says, they know not -- forgive them, they know not what they do. >> did they ever try to tell you you were going to ruin your life and gave you money? >> no. your father offered me a job. >> it hurts until you let it out. >> why did you decide to kill them? >

. >> reporter: maryland state police say the suspect, 37-year- old alturric boyd from north carolina planned to distribute heroin. >> he was charged with a number of crimes, including importing heroin into the state. >> reporter: the suspect was driving his gray suv south on i- 95. when a trooper noticed he was tailgating another car. >> observing a situation in the car. circumstances. he became suspicious that criminal activity may be under way. >> reporter: tipped the unit off. and they were called in. while kilo is camera shy, he is not shy when it comes to catching criminals. the k-9 sniffed out more than $100,000 in harn. >> reporter: this holds nearly $180,000 in cash and drugs. >> this is a significant arrest and interdiction in that 5,000 street sales of heroin won't occur because that trooper was observant. >> reporter: this year, maryland state police have confiscated a pound and a half of meth worth $200,000, 84 pounds of marijuana, estimated at $320,000. a pound of cocaine. and now, 13 pounds of harn, worth $300,000. in all, state troopers have taken around a million doll

sharon boyd wrote thank you for standing up for what you believe.te it's just the truth. question four. what type of impact, because we have talked about this before and we've talked a lot about the christian values that chick-fil-a always talks about and their hiring practices and how they feel about certain issues especially gay marriage. what kind of impact do you think the company is really going to see? >> i really don't expect that they will see very much because they have been so public about this issue to this point that i think anybody has pretty much made their decision. i received an e-mail from a colleague today who is gay and who would sort of pay money to stay in line at chick-fil-a for him before so he wouldn't be seen in line. he said as of today no more. very popular video online right now, a chef has shown how to make a fill-a-gay which is a sandwich that mimics the taste of chick-fil-a sandwich. you can support that need and not support the politics of a brand that doesn't support you. pretty divided. >> we definitely should not b

boyd has worked with the mentally disordered offenders here at atascadero. >> we have three years toet you out to a conditionally released program. get you out to straight parole because you've done really, really well, or you don't do well and we can extend you involuntarily at the end of the parole. >> what do employers look for? tommy? >> the knowledge and the skill involved or the task involved. >> it is rare for this group of patients to stay at atascadero for more than 14 months. >> okay. any other criteria that the employer is going to look for? >> even though most of them have a long history of violent crimes, about half of the so-called mentally disordered offenders will be released. >> to make this law work, the patients have to get good treatment here and get the kind of treatment they would get if they were not here and where the medications really well is a skill and a art. >> without medication, most of the patients here would not be able to function much less control the violent behavior. atascadero's pharmacy is perhaps the single most important place in the entire ho

sentinel will give a a highlight and you can see this around boyd, 270 and this is not a severe thunderstorm. this is up in the nowhere sections of howard county, montgomery county and just moving into howard county and this will run until 5:30 or so. we have had more storms this evening. a couple more are popping up to the south of the district and into prince william county between dale -- between dale city and monasses and that is not severe. we'll keep an eye on that and there is another storm just to the west of hagerstown and this is moving slowly to the north and to the northwest at about 10 to 15 miles an hour. a severe thunderstorm warn for example howard and montgomery county is going until 5:30. >> we'll talk to you soon, gary mcgrady. thanks. >>> we are following another big story out of calvert county, maryland. tonight. three people are dead, another is in critical condition after an apparent murder/suicide at a home in o wings. the youngest -- in owings. the youngest victim is a two- year-old girl. matt? >> reporter: this is a terrible story. it really makes you sick. frank ha

>>reporter: surveillance video shows l he jumped from the car and moved limp boyd of the 43-year-old mother before witness told him to put her down. unclear where or how the car hit the stroller but mangled at the crash scene and the 1-year-old girl sent to the hospital t.fast thinking young woman seen here rushed in to help and grabbed the dazed toddler. >> my main focus was taking care of the little boy. make sure that he was okay. keep him calm. >>reporter: emotional on the video here. police say the second driver who can only be seen on the video is cooperating with investigators. >> right now he's listed as witness. that could change in the future depending on what we find out. any new witness that come forward. >>reporter: in from fremont, abc 7 news. >>> more than 150 law enforcement officers fanned out across santa clara county this morning argue at least 20 suspected child pornographers in their homes. it's called operation chicken hawk. crack down largest child porn sweep ever in northern california. huge operation. tl heather has the story. >>reporter: police brought this

boyd, matt mcclinton and a father of two that took his two young daughters to see batman.se victims are going to be remembered not just here today in this state of colorado but many of them lived outside of the state. this coming weekend there will be several funerals for other victims who lived here in colorado but have family and grew up in other states and this comes all one week to the day after the shooting so a tough day here in colorado, richard. >> thank you. >>> for the first time a man has stepped forward claiming he was the boy in the shower with jerry sandusky that touch off the penn state sex abuse scandal. his attorney says he plans to sue the university over the abuse he suffered but they did not name their client. meanwhile jerry sandusky's wife dottie tells a local newspaper she still loves her husband and that quote he's not who they say who he is. she decline further comment. red cross is pulling some of its foreign staff from the syrian capital of damascus due to the ongoing violence in the country. a core team of 50 will stay behind. the syrian arab re

daniel dealies boyd fills this history.shopkeeper supplied ready-made shirts trousers and coats to sailors who had an immediate need for an expensive clothing after long voyages. these slops as the sailors where was called did not fit well and that is where we get the term. the measuring tape was introduced in 1820. how is that for a trivial fact. it led to standardize rules of measuring. the u.s. army began began manufacturing uniforms in large volumes as far back as the war of 1812. master tailors design patterns to professional cutters he laid them out. the cutters would maximize the fabric used by an efficient way layout. they been cut the fabric to home sewers who are under contract to so for the army. during the 19th century were tremendous changes in clothing. we all know about the industrial revolution and how it changed textile production. u.s. cotton and the sewing machine of course, distribution also underwent a revolution in the 19th century. department stores came to american cities and of course by 1900 montgo

boyd, about to begin classes in art an design schools. those attending included colorado's governor and aurora police officers. many wore purple, his favorite color. services were held for 32-year- old rebecca wingo. her family also held a private memorial in her honor. she was known as a big-hearted person with a bubbly personality. >>> accused killer james holmes will be formally charged on monday. his lawyer filed court documents revealing he was under psychiatric care at the time of the shooting. authorities have seized a package he sent to a psychiatrist and the defense claims those are privileged materials an can't be used in court. there's reportedly a notebook with plans of mapping out a massacre. police fear the movie theater shooting might lead to copy cats and offers say it almost happened in maryland. coming up, a man calling himself a joker is taken into custody as the alleged threat got him arrested. >>> the olympics committee announced this morning that an athlete already tested positive for steroid. a 20-year-old albanian

news.. fox 45 and when i saw it i started pushing my wife i said look at this theres that bike" bike"boydn craigs list. the bike was stolen from seven year old ethan paugh who has a genetic disorder. a dundalk shop posted the photo on consignment for a regular customer. (shop manager)"this item i was very shocked that it was something stolen being as i did know the person that brung it to me i was very shocked it turned up to be stolen but as i told the police officer i am very very happy the boy is being to get his bicycle back" back" hagerstown police hope to return the bike to the little boy today... and they are looking to catch the thief who put it up for consignment. home values continue to be a concern in maryland, but one part of your property is about to become more valuable this week. joel d. smith is streaming now in canton to show us how your driveway and a panda could be making you money soon.good morning joel d. 3 3 that brings us to our question of the day:would you rent out your driveway to the public? we'll be taking your calls in the next half hour. you can also go to fo