this is burlington's policy.re will not search the person for contraband in the absence of reasonable suspicion. both jails at the time of this search and also now will still require the person to strip naked, supposedly for contraband, even though their own policy says there will not engage in the depth of search that is required. will not look at the anus or enter the person's mouth. >> that is the current policy. and you have no problem with that? and with respect to the simple strip search, you're only objection is that the guard is to close to the inmate. >> that is right. >> ok. thank you. >> mr. phillips. >> i appreciate the clarification that your questions brought to this case. there is a bit of confusion i would like to clear up. movement left me a little bit perplexed as to the exact nature of the claims. the first question it seems to me the court should focus on is the policy at issue. this deals with one set of issues and the plaintiffs' claims do with another set of issues. i think you after focus

the first is, was he admitted into the general population at burlington? >> the record is not entirely clear what the record says is that for the first few days of his stay -- remember, he was inexplicably kept for six days. for the first few days he was kept in a cell with one other inmate, and one time he had lunch with other people. in essex he was in general population. >> the prior charge against your client involved the use of a deadly weapon. assuming the prison knew this, wouldn't that revive the reasonable suspicion that you argue was missing this. >> no. because, because of the breadth of the phrase possession of a deadly weapon as this case illustrates, the record shows why the charge was not pursued by the state was that he was pulled over at a traffic stop, and he drove away. >> now you're feeding into your adversary's argument that what you're asking the police or the corrections facility to do on intake is to investigate in that fine detail? they can't even look at the rap sheet, the use of a dead ri weapon and say, ah, this guy could be dan

the first is he was admitted into the general population at burlington? >> the record is not entirely clear. what the record says is for the first few days -- remember, he inexplicably was capped six days. the first several days he was kept in the cell with only one other inmate for possibly two and one time he had lunch with other people. in essex he was admitted to the general population. >> the final charge against your client was involved the use of a deadly weapon? assuming the prison knew this would and that provide a reasonable suspicion that he argued was missing? >> it depends because of the breath of the phrase possession of a deadly weapon as this illustrates the record shows the possession of a deadly weapon and that is why the charge wasn't pursued by the state was that he was pulled over at a traffic stop and he drove away. >> you are speeding into your anniversary arguments that what you are asking the police to do on the intake of the corrections facility on the intake is to investigate in that fine detail? they can't even look at the shee

we are here because both the burlington jail and the essex county jail require ever -- every arrestee to be standing two feet in front of an officer and naked. we apply it to all arrestees. the respondents drop a line at major versus year offenders because they think people who commit more serious crimes might be inclined to greater criminality . this class definition is on the people who were arrested for minor offenses. >> is the reasonable suspicion test more easily met if the fell one detained -- if the felon is detained for a serious felony? >> yes, and in fact. >> and you are going on a case by case basis. >> if you were arrested for a more serious offense, categorically there exists a reasonable suspicion. our case by case role is true, applies with respect to minor offenders, and that is the class that -- >> how would this work with respect to individuals who have been arrested for serious offenses? let's say somebody has been arrested for assault, the case of domestic violence. would that be enough to justify a search? >> you will have to ask -- and i know you want me to answ

so burlington and associates was hired to look at the government -- governance issues and explore the idea of what would be perhaps the first time in the country commercial community land trust. as many of you know, this has been done for affordable housing projects and open space projects but never for a major set of commercial properties. they also formed a clt advisory body to help guide the consultants. that was composed of merchants and other well-informed people on this subject from the japantown community. out of this process going on, we also strategizing with the organizing committee about how to create a valid planning process that would actually have them be able to come to you, as they are ready to do today, and say that we went through a public process that was both transparent and inclusive and open to the public in all respects. so what we did is we were fortunate again to receive a grant from the friends of city planning to help finance some of the costs associated with what eventually became four committee meetings running from june until a september 10. the first thr

. >>> a mother and daughter arrested for shoplifting at the burlington coat factory. one sprayed mace into the security officer's face. they got a license plate and police tracked her down where several people were arrested. >>> all right. we have the first of what cop end up being many bed bug lawsuits in the state. it's at least the first of its kind in baltimore. in this case a circuit court jury sided with kristin sawn ders instead of the apartment drg paragraph-- paragraph. the jury lay warded her $30,000. saunders has since moved away. her attorney says she has 18 other pending bed bug cases. >>> he's been missing for more than a month and baltimore police need your help to find billy ray reed on east 27th street. reed who suffers from schizophrenia was wearing a long brown sleeved shirt and jeans when he disappeared. >>> a memorial service will be held this saturday for jane and william mcquain. they will be remembered by family and friends at cedar brook community church in clarksburg. the family is asking that donations be made throt dwelling place, the money

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what the policy is, which is burg -- burlington's pool sigh throughout this.y do not serge for contraband in the suspicion. both jails at the time of this search and now still require the person to strip naked, supposedly for contraband even though their policy says we won't engage in the depths of search that's requiredded. we won't at the anus or the person's mouth in the absence of reasonable suspicion. >> that's the current policy? >> that's the current policy. >> you have no problem with that? >> i do -- >> i'm the reasonable suspicion of the body cavity search? >> that's correct. >> with regard to the strip search, your only objection is the guard is too close to the inmate? >> that's right. >> okay. thank you. >> mr. phillips? >> thank you, chief justice, and may it please the court. i appreciate your clarifications brought to the case. i want to clear it up, although my colleague's movement in terms of answering the questions left me perplexed what the nature of the claims are, but the first question that the court should focus on is what policy has an

from albany, burlington, vermont, we'll be dealing with rain, and d.c. scattered showers. another large cluster of rain from illinois, heading northwards. that will be over the top of chicago as we go throughout your morning rush shower. so, the roads, i'm sure, will be a little slow there. as i mentioned, nice weather, finally, returning to the central plains. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. baltimore, maryland, chance of showers and storms today, from d.c. to, say, richmond and all the way down through raleigh. we're going to see storms during the day. but it won't be all day long. most of your day should be dry. one more soggy day and some nice weather returns. >> yeah, good aitem weekend. thanks so much. >>> also coming up, stocks march higher, so does the price of peanut butter. and an auction involving saddam hussein? you have to stick around to hear about. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, the fbi's "operation hackarazzi" nets the suspect from hacked pictures around scar

so we could have airport delays so butchy on flights from new york, providence, manchester up to burlington. as far as the radar goes, the only travel trouble spot is in new mexico. the lightning strikes here going up interstate 25. albuquerque, showers for you. also santa fe. we'll get rid of that. should be a decent afternoon. check out this forecast. how gorgeous is this? 74, d.c. chicago is great. minneapolis feels like summer. and still in the upper 80s all the way down to texas. enjoy what should be a beautiful day for so many of us. that's a look at your national forecast. now a look at the weather outside your window. sunshine just about across the board today. florida will be nice. temperatures very warm, in the mid-80s. pueblo, colorado, at 79. we had our cool period. now we'll stay warm for much of this week. tomorrow's forecast coming up. thankfully, it's more of the same. >> that's what i like to hear. bill, thanks much. >>> coming up, stocks seesaw. anticli mack kick new iphone. buffett versus murdoch. >>> it's been on for 23 years and still attracts some of tv's toughest view

go through northern new england, we're picking up the rain from albany to northway, heading into burlington, vermont, this is when the leaves are at their peak. with the wet leaves on the ground, the roads could be slick in spots. further south, it's kind of broken up a little bit. don't expect a lot of rain early around d.c., philly, baltimore, new york. but later this afternoon you'll have a chance for showers and storms. chicago, you can notice the plume of rain omg up from the south. it looks like a cool and dreary day for you. maybe even a few thunderstorms early this morning. rotating through mississippi, greenville is one of those areas we could be watching the storms coming your way. the forecast, a lot of us do need to bring the umbrella, it's not going to pour all day long. but at times you will need it. and lynn, as promised, the weekend does look a lot better. >> also coming up, stocks march higher, so does the price of peanut butter. and in auction involving saddam hussein? you're going to have to stick around and hear about it. your "first look" at business is straight ahead.

but if you're heading northward towards albany, up north to lake george region, up to burlington, vermont, a lot of heavy rain. hartford and boston, you will see showers this morning but not as bad as what you dealt with yesterday morning. to the south, the next batch of rain through west virginia and now heading up through virginia. notice the bright yellows popping up in central portions of virginia. that's going to move up into the greater washington, d.c., area, right through the peak of the rush hour. do expect a slow commute there as the rain moves in. definitely an umbrella day today. baltimore and d.c. this morning and then later today up around philly and new york and later on this evening up to boston and hartford. the forecast today, more rainfall, but this is it. once we get rid of this all the great weather from minneapolis to chicago, all of illinois, missouri, oklahoma, arkansas, new orleans fantastic weather and florida looks good. that's what's going to translate. here's your weekend forecast. saturday, we get rid of all the messy weather. it will be windyp. that's the on

a hundred people gathered in burlington, vermont opposing a lot of things including what they say is corporate greed. now they are planning to return next sunday but some protesters are joining the ranks in new york. similar events have been planned and executed in boston, chicago, l.a., be a in -- and in cement seattle. >>> residents -- and in seattle. >>> taxi cab commission announced plans to move a $19 on fares and that means the meeter will keep running until your ride is over no matter the length. wonder if anyone will protest that. the fare cap didn't include surcharges for extra bags and passengers per 1 dollar gas surcharge. they are skied crude to remain in place -- scheduled to remain in place through mid-november. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >>> good morning. this seems to be a fan favorite in the studio. let's show you a couple more pictures from snowshoe, west virginia and the report that they have 6 inches on the ground and there may actually be more. what a beautiful scene. this was saturday it

are saying this whole euro zone project is starting to look like a single way flow of cash from burlington southern europe greeks differently of course they are having to put up a very difficult cuts in public services in greece enforced by inforced in brussels as our correspondent sara first reports from athens. because they're right there at . its core i think. that is. what that means for the people here in the west bank but in that way it's a fire out and it may take on top of that. cantons the public funding unemployment here in the country is cripplingly high within the emergence of a new generation of homeless these masses reading these things have affected everyone here in great. athens but. there are. all sort of five of the nice one of the people who will fight peacefully because we want our lives. the young and the people from all walks of life to institute a pay test the largest squeezes seen since the crisis began one and they see violence through third place money for our rights it wasn't just the anger once again boiling eva with fights breaking out not just with the police

. >>> two women in custody and two more are being sought at the burlington coat factory store. the two each face armed robbery and assault charges. they were caught shoplifting and they maced the store security. >>> ten students with minor injuries in a school bus accident. it was rear ended in temple hills. the student had neck and back injuries. they are look for a driver that fled the scene on foot. >> you know about the problems with the university and the student parking. what do they want the city to do? >> they want to just come into their neighborhood and park. >> a small group of residents ticketd for parking. >> what they told us, they are enfors that. >> the one-hour parking signs are what was leading to what they want them fonchts not all students are have it yet and it is a band aid. >> they said that the student's lined up the streets and they are held hostage. the parking logic, their vehicles could be hit. >> i have hit twice this year and then in 2010. >> the prosecution wanted the hour signs, but want it to go further now. >> getting the city to change the sig

this is video of one in burlington development -- burlington, development. >>> he is known as the geezer bandit. it's possible he may have stuck again. witnesses say the man in these surveillance images from a san diego bank pointed a resolver at a teller and ran off with cash on friday. he fits the description of the geezer bandit, who officials say is responsibility for 14 robberies across southern california. there's one more difference, the geezer bandit has worn a hat. >>> the investigation into the shooting after 21-year-old in san francisco continues. the medical examiner's office says he was shoot six times saturday night. he died later at the hospital. now, police responded to the scene after an alert from the shot spotter gunfire detection system. so far no one has been arrested. >>> deputies were called to the home on azores circle saturday afternoon and found 23-year-old lance kusimonio dead. a woman told deputies she shot and killed him because he was an intruder who threaten her and her pregnant daughter. investigators say the two knew each otherby did not give us details a

he now joins us from burlington, vermont. governor dean, how do you think the president is doing?uest: am i the perfect antidote? host: you could not be better. guest: the president has been doing graces the jobs speech. he has got everything down to three words, which is what you have to do. pass this bill. we cannot wait. he's doing great. he is out there and his numbers are getting better. he is leading in ohio, which is a very important state for us. who can complain? host: you said since the jobs speech, governor dean. there have been reports that progressives and liberals have not been satisfied with the president. do you agree with that? guest: this is the fourth quarter. when i was chair of the dnc, i used to say we were going to elect a democratic president and then we would hold their feet to the fire. this is the fourth year. this is where we get serious about reelecting the president. this is not a referendum on the president. this is a contest between two people before anybody who is a progressive person, there's not going to be a serious contexst. what the republican

, 70s mid- san jose, los gatos upper 70s, low-to-mid 70s as you get towards hurling on it, 6 -- burlington. 64 degrees with a northerly wind and that will take care of the coastal warmup, sun and clouds cooler on wednesday and thursday, cold system drops in and looks like rain will make it much cooler on friday, maybe another system for more rain on sunday. >> 6:40, a boy lat pleading for help after his plane is stuck on the tarmac for several hours. >> the misery the passenger had after their storm was divert -- after their flight was diverted. >>> it could begin sooner rather than later. >>> good morning, traffic looks good here on the san mateo bridge, we will tell you about the morning commute and the bay area weather. . >>> well,good morning to you welcome back, here is a look at some of the top stories, this is day 20 of the occupied oakland protests and they are planning for wednesday's general strike. they want people to march with them through the city streets and the goal is to shut down oakland. herman cane is accused of sexual harassment dating back to the 1990s. according to t

starting today, our partners at burlington coat factory will be accepting gently-used coats at burlingtonference every year. please contribute. we want to make sure all of the kids are helped. josh, you are a natural. >> well, i try. hey, halloween on monday. we'll see you then. thanks for watching. >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. and good morning to you at 8:56 on this friday morning. in prince george's county are getting ready to deal with snow. held a snow and ice control run and d.c. crews are practice runs today. >>> pictures of leading black entertainment, business, sports, and politics today at thesplay gallery.portrait fors get over to lisa baden traffic. i was telling about the parkwayashington northbound was closed at the bridge and that was a person hit by an automobile and this crasho document means the northbound side of the george washington parkway will be closed until further between the 14th street bridge and the memorial bridge. southbound looks quiet. a picture of traffic the beltway atn the wilson bridge and that is gorgeous. we have a lot of sunshine

starting today, our partners at burlington coat factory will be accepting gently-used coats at burlingtong difference every year. please contribute. we want to make sure all of the kids are helped. josh, you are a natural. >> well, i try. hey, halloween on monday. we'll see you then. thanks for watching. >>> now maryland's most popular radar. >> good morning and happy friday to you. as we look at what's going on today we do have some cold air also we have high pressure. some clouds will be on the increase as well as we go throughout the day setting the stage for some rain that will begin tonight and then by tomorrow while this is going to be the scenario. we have a coastal form that is going to be developing across the carolinas. will move up to coast we expect set rain tomorrow morning. into western my land -- maryland is where you'll see some shoulders. as we look into baltimore, the western shore, the eastern shore, i think things will be more in the form of rain, maybe a little bit of snow mixing in the back. but as we go into time, things loo look -- will look much better, more sunsh

starting today, our partners at burlington coat factory will be accepting gently-worn coats at burlingtonyear. please contribute. we want to make sure all of the kids are helped. josh, you are a natural. >> well, i try. hey, halloween on monday. we'll see you then. thanks for watching. my wife the dentist allows only one mouthwash in our home. [ male announcer ] act for kids, with maximum fluoride for up to 40% fewer cavities act. stronger teeth and better checkups in every bottle. >>> the about will reach a major milestone at 10:00. [ inaudible ] it will morning official completion of the span which opens in 2013. [ inaudible ] >>> let's talk about temperatures above average in the low to mid 70s with a lot of sun 30s north bay valleys tonight. 40s to 50s for the rest of us. next week wetter and cooler. >>> accidents in oakland approaching oak street southbound 880 three lanes

georgia southern in burlington, north carolina sunshine, but breezy and 62.re dame is in west lafayette taking on the boiler makers of purdue. 53 degrees there. many more college football forecast coming up for local teams. >> it feels like football. >> sure does. >> need that stadium blanket. don't forget it. >> thanks, chuck. >>> the redskins take on the rams on the road tomorrow. >> plus, we check out the high school football game of the week. >>> good morning everyone. your sports minute begins with football. the redskins on the road at st. louis against the 0-3 rams on sunday. st. louis has won two of the last three meetings against washington. and the redskins mooi might be without wide receiver anthony armstrong and fullback da real young. both were limited in practice because of hamstring injuries. both are game time decision. kick offset for 1:00 in st. louis. high school football game of the week churchill hosting unbeaten gaithersburg. third quarter, scampers 14 yards for the touchdown. two-point conversion good. churchill takes an 8-7 lead. end of

on the opposite side, take a look at these place, portsmouth, burlington, omaha, nebraska, midland, texas, all under 5%. richard florida senior editor at the atlantic. richard, tell me about these cities that are doing much better than the rest of the country. half the unemployment rate of the national average. what are cities like that doing right or are they doing anything right at all? >> well, ali, as chrystia just said, it is a structural unemployment challenge we face. as the economy transitions from this older industrial economy to this newer more knowledge driven, also resource driven. what you see is that structural transformation chrystia and ken talked about imprinted on america's geography. places that are way out on the coast that had economies in the sunbelt built up on the housing boom and credit bubble, las vegas, riverside, california, even places in arizona like yuma over 30% and those old manufacturing centers like detroit, tragically, 15%, in the city the mayor said it could be as high as 50%. you have this other thing going on where college towns next to detroit like

he was arrested, taken to the burlington county jail where he was told to strip, open his mouth, lift his tongue, lift his genitals and he was put in jail for six days. he was then transferred to the essex county jail where he went through another strip search upon intake into that jail except they added a squat and a cough to ensure he had no internal contraband. he was released the next day when his wife was finally able to convince people that he had paid his fine. he filed a civil rights lawsuit claiming that the jail, both jail's strip search policies violated the fourth amendment which, as you know, protects us from unreasonable searches and seizures. he lost in the lower federal appellate court and he brought the case to the supreme court. >> woodruff: and key to this case marcia, as i understand it, is what he was arrested for was considered a minor offense. >> yes, it was. >> woodruff: what arguments did the lawyers for mr. ... >> florence. >> woodruff: what did they say in >> well, mr. florence's attorney told the justices he felt there ought to be a rule that says you have

syracuse, burlington, vermont. showers from houston to memphis. rain, snow showers from santa fe to the texas panhandle. >> 52, albuquerque. 47 in salt lake city. 70s, sacramento. phoenix. and listen to the song. ♪ you can't stop a great song. 50s in the middle of the country. boston, chilly 48. atlanta, 75. who sings that. peebo bryson. >> the only show on television where the anchor sings through the news. >> why people love us. different kind of news. >> for those insomniacs, you know what this feels like, next time you wake up dragging your feet complaining abut going to work. think about art hewitt. >> a fire fighter in leak city, texas. still on the job. and get this, 92 years old. hewitt spend his time, checking equipment. >> he credits his lifestyle, no drinking, smoking, pushups, situps every morning. and intends to stay on the job as long as he is needed. >> during world war 2 was shot down by the nazis and survived a year as a prisoner of war. heck of a life. tough guy. kind of guy you want in a fire. >> no drinking. no smoking. pushups

litchfield county connecticut decided to move with his clan into the one iski river valley up near burlington vermont. now, to do this ethan allen became a land speculator and investor. at first it was very small pieces of land. his timing could not have been worse. at exactly that time in 1770 the old problem of who owns the land flared. new hampshire's royal governor then bennie wentworth had sold charters for 170 townships in new hampshire and vermont. now who bought the charters? i did a little digging. for example williston vermont is named after sam willis, who is a merchant and hempstead long island who made a lot of money from the british supplied during the french and indian wars and like his merchant friends who wanted to lay some of it off and land in vermont. so willis and his friends came up with 40 shillings in silver and atlanta governor wentworth for granting the papers to set up a township five miles by five miles. will you get to see the numbers. any wentworth in 15 years pocketed $3 million in fees just from those lands charters. only to be outdone by new york when new york

we need to fill out those hollow out carcasses, like burlington, new hampshire, that have been left bereftactivity and energy. in part, it is doable, because all the assumptions about china stealing our manufacturing power, that is changing. as opposed to putting in 9% growth rates for 30 years, china will now be looking at 4%, 5% growth rates, which means unemployment. that means greater and stability. -- on stability. also mean that investment dollars could look for an alternative place. if we are smart in history, we can say, what do we need to do to become the alternative marketplace? it is the underlying structural problems that we need to address. it is not the stimulus here and there. another quantitative easing. those are all temporary fixes. we need long-term fixes. we can do it. at this point in our nation's history, we can begin to rebuild our nation's manufacturing muscle. we need leadership, we need a plan, and in to get real about our relative competitive environment and get serious about addressing those needs. i look to the united states, as i did that dozen miles away -- i

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the burlington county jail where he was strip searched.hrough here regardless of the circumstances, regardless of the alleged crime. that's when florence said his nightmare was just beginning. >> i was just told, do as you're told. wash in this disgusting soap. and obey the directions of the officer. who was instructing me to turn around, lift my genitals up, turn around, squat. >> can you describe what you were feeling at that time? >> it was very disgusting. it was just a bad, bad experience. it is like a nightmare. like couldn't believe that i was even there. >> reporter: it took six days before florence was cleared and released. but not before he underwent a second strip search at another jail. after florence sued. arguing it was a violation of his constitutional right against unreasonable search and seizure. >> your privacy is so violated for failing to make a payment? failing to make a court fine? i mean, the state went wrong everywhere on this. there is nothing right about this. >> reporter: the state says these so-called intake sea

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