. >> the investigation leads the officers to evidence in inmate carlton moran's laundry bag and they quickly take him off the yard. >> turn around and walk towards us. keep going, keep going. keep going, keep going. he's clearly a suspect. >> what do you want to do with this one? >> he needs to go to the clinic. have them do a 7219. strip him out again in there. 7219. check his hands real good and check his socks. see if he has any -- maybe any redness or blood splatter around his shins. >> you do everything the officer tells you to do, okay? >> not a problem. >> while they're searching his laundry bag they found pants that had suspected blood stains. they utilized a test to do it and it tested presumptive positive for blood so therefore he's a suspect. so pending the investigation we'll go ahead and put him in administrative segregation. >> why do you want to go to administrative segregation? >> not at this time. >> we'll note it on the lockup order. basically what happened was an inmate was assaulted in the gym, right? after we did a thorough search, pants located in your laundry b

carlton was quite a formative period because i was working for a big part of the british broadcasting industry, itv, effectively, and i formed a lot of views and opinions then, which i still hold today. >> thank you. i'm going to divide your evidence of five general settings. may we look now at paragraphs 13 and 14 of your statement, page 04099. >> and is this integral to the democratic process, we're all agreed the contact between politicians and media is inevitable, necessary, not inherently unhealthy, is that right? >> absolutely. it's not the only way we communicate with people, because obviously you have some direct forms of communication, particularly at election time, leaflets and the like, but it is a very big part of the way we communicate, so relationships are important. >> in paragraph 14, is this intended to include off the record discussions? >> yes, off the record discussions. but also discussions to try and thought for journalists, understand more about you, because you want people to understand your motivations, to understand your character, your judgment, your views,

the ritz-carlton of washington, d.c.pped up some recipes that take us from the plant to the plate. >> good thing about herbs is that so many kinds. >> reporter: eve is the executive chef at the ritz-carlton washington, d.c. he is used to serving up to 1,000 people on a given day! but not all of his dishes have complex ingredients. take this summer's herb gardens. whether you plant one in your backyard or on your balcony, eve says simple fresh herbs can add a flourish of favor to your favorite dishes. >> we have the curry plant here. >> reporter: smells like curry leaves. the plant and leaves are part of his red curry shrimp with coconut milk. >> like a stir fry. >> reporter: it's very fast. >> rice here. jasmine rice. shrimp. we garnish with thai basil leaf. >> reporter: fabulous! >> reporter: here is something to cool you off this summer. heirloom tomatoes. this child soup calls for fresh serrano chile and fresh oregano and parsley. >> can you get a lot of herbs. >> reporter: his main ingredient is cucumber. >> you can

they were rebels and they shouldn't have been hanged, but carlton had decided they would be tried in england and so i was able to find a british cabinet ministry meeting at night in the home of one of the ministers in which they decided the best thing they could do was to get ethan allen the heck out of england because in parliament, john willks and pro-americans were working up enough votes to get a writ of habeas corpus to get the prisoners tried as civilian prisoners instead of traders. ethan allen would spend much of the next few years getting the heck out of there and on a ship to ireland that was attacking charleston. in the cove, the irish rode out in open boats bringing presents of meat and fruit and beautiful cloth and a dagger and cash. ethan allen managed to keep the cloth, the cash and the dagger. the british ship's captain ate the maet meat and drank the pork. from ireland, the convoy went to the carolinas by way of bermuda. ethan allen still held below decks and they walked the deck each day. from there he was taken to halifax where he was put in jail and helped the oth

he's joined by his parents carlton and rosanne and his brother isaac.did you say that made the president do that and let you reach over and touch his hair? >> i asked him if i could touch his hair. >> and why did you ask him that? why did you want to do that? >> i want -- because i was wondering if we had the same haircut and was in common. >> and what did it feel like when you put your hand over there? >> it felt the same. >> carlton, dad, you have unpredictable kids, it seems. did you have any feeling in the oval office, a place where you'd been before working in the white house, that jacob might do something like this? >> oh, it was surprising. i knew that his mother had told me that every time he goes me to the barber, he always tells the barber he wants a haircut just like president obama. so on the way there, you know, i said, hey, if you guys have any questions, just make sure you raise it with the president. it was very surprising that he actually raised that question. but it was memorable. i never expected a president to actually bend over and

>> right. >> carlton berkley, how did you come on the scene?entered the house and interviewed witnesses myself. i ascertain the same thing he was saying. the first door that ramarley had entered into the residence, a sergeant came running and tried to kick the door in. that is the first door. officer hayes went around the back and was checking out the back. minutes went by, six or seven minutes. being an experienced detective, you know right then and there that you're not one to: because you cannot. there was no hot pursuit. hot pursuits stops when the doors closed. if the door was open, you can pursue that is what they taught as an with the law says. but once the door closes, you back up and now you ascertain the facts, decide if you're going to get a search warrant or let the situation go away. >> police claim they shoot ramarley as he is flushing of bakiyev marijuana down the toilet? >> ok, being a retired detective, who is to say that is what ramarley was doing? i believe there was not any marijuana. you have to remember, this is a narcotic

this inmate has mostly stayed out of trouble, carlton wright. >> carlton wright actually came to prison, and since he has been in, he has received a few conduct reports and nothing severe. i heard he has a mouth on him and disrespectful to the staff and other offenders. >> that's my only option? i can't take another one? >> no. >> so what's the point of seeing it then? this is wabash, man. they do what they want. >> i'm not like other inmates. i obey the rules, but other times they want you to be in compliance like puppets. don't do this. don't do that. do it like this. do it like that. [ bleep ] here. eat here. no, you can't talk to that person. get off of the door. all of these [ bleep ] rules. i'm in the [ bleep ] jail for not following the rules. >> wright says that his attitude is a result of growing up in a tough new jersey neighborhood. >> either you sink or swim. you know what i mean? i grew a hard exterior, because i did want to be a victim and over time it came a character. >> and recently, wright's character was put to the test. >> he came back from the recreation one night a

in the 1930s so there was a big problem and just decided i will live in the top floor of the ritz-carlton hotel and charge it to the company. he lived in the ritz-carlton in boston in new york near grand central station and in a cottage in honduras. >> after he took over he resurrected, the banana business -- what eventually undid him? he becomes in many ways a though he does some wonderfully heroic things. for me sad to see him diminish as a physical force. what happened? >> his son sam zemuuray jr. was on lease boxing team and got a graduate degree, and the thing you grow, everything about his family and russia and grandparents focused on this person and this kid, on the army air force leaders the one of the first casualties in the war, killed on a reconnaissance mission in north africa. people who knew him said he was never the same after that. that diminished camelot and the other thing was united fruit was too successful. it got so big in guatemala which zemuuray storage of ran and 70% of the private land, 70% of the private land owned ports in the pacific and shift something out fro

regis and four seasons makes sense matching it with the ritz carlton and other renovated housing in the central business district north, like the telephone building and other renovated buildings, the insurance, etc, so that it would extend south of market just in the central district -- is this distant markets between market and howard and excluding the house and along the waterfront keeping in thatsix. but making the central business district one contiguous neighborhood. [horn] >> that's your 30 second. >> i am concerned too close to the existing districts alliance has underpopulated the western and northern district when districts that have explosive growth, six and 10, 11 are overpopulated for what they will be. we will have the growth there. in six, we had 130% over the other districts and we were very under representative for most of the decade. >> thank you, sir. >> chris bowman, members of the 1995 elections task force. i agree with the chairmen about future growth. many of you do not know that between 1930 and 1940 during the great depression there was no growth whatsoever in sa

>> at the ritz carlton? did i hear you correctly? >> yes.t alan greenspan told me when i asked how he put up with all the hearings with shrill lawmakers. he said, i try not to speak so much. i know at the end of the day this is just for them to hear themselves talk and look smart. only john corzine escaped the harshest treatment despite the ritz carlton moment. he was handled with kid gloves as a former senator. membership has its privileges. we'll be live from washington for the circus. among my bests senator bob corker, david vitter and kay hagan. also senator bernie sanders who called on jamie dimon to step down from the board of the federal reserve. that's live tomorrow from d.c. what will questioning jamie dimon accomplish? we asked you and you tweeted. tony friend says nothing. john wells says, the testimony will establish if you are a private company it is against the low to lose money. but if the government loses money, it's not a problem. david tweets dimon testimony, nothing more than a chance for political sound bites from clueles

they have the ritz carlton where you can stay or if you want to come in for the day, both golf courses are absolutely great. the old course has been here for about 5 years and it plays in among some houses but they don't really impede your play. it's a nice playout. very, very testy. for example, they held a number of usga qualifyings here. they ree recently had qualifies for the usga women's open. a couple of youngsters qualified. so great stuff here. the newer course, the ocean course, they call it, has only been here for a handful of years and it's one of the newer golf courses in the bay area and it gives you a different experience. it is a lynx experience right out here on the coast. we're looking today at number 17 on the ocean golf course. it's a really a spectacular par 3. right along the water here and you've got a little bit of wind. you can certainly play a factor. you have green. if you want an experience like ireland or scott land, half moon bay, the ocean course, is a great experience. number 18 on the old course here at half moon bay is really one of the great holes. you

can you imagine police officers arriving at the ritz carlton, informing the front desk they would like a key that opens all the hotel rooms, and no, they do not need an escort. they just will be doing what they would like. there would be public outcry. and the only reason that there is a public outcry about the use of master keys, and we have brought forth stories -- "the new york times" published a story with first hand witnesses from single occupancy hotels. this is someone's home. there is no different constitution for people living in sro's. they say the officers come in and intimidate physically or verbally into handing over the passkey. if this were happening anywhere , but sro's, there would be outcry. [applause] >> and our one last question will be open for anyone who wishes to answer it. do you think it is fair that police who kill citizens are put on administrative leave while the citizens to do the same thing are immediately arrested and imprisoned it? >> [yelling] >> anyone want to grab that one? [laughter] >> i believe the question is whether or not if a police officer kil

and new carlton. >>> the severe weather extended far north and far south of the d.c. region. take a look at this amateur video. this shot down in hampton. they confirmed that a tornado did hit the area. if you needed anymore proof, well there it is right in front of you. there are reports of trees down, damaged the homes in this area as well as the hampton yacht club. >>> a line of severe storms, they also hit greensboro, north carolina and kept the region under a tornado watch for much of the evening. several massive oak trees were uprooted and fell on cars, homes, streets. powerlines, they got taken down, fortunately no injuries were reported there. >>> and we want to know about the weather that has hit your area tonight. you can submit your storm reports for wusa9.com. just click on weather. >>> and still ahead on 9news, the clock is ticking for the man charged with murdering trayvon martin. we'll tell you why george zimmerman has a deadline to go back to jail. >>> what kind of a person steals a wheelchair? that's what the woman who lives here wants to know. and more impor

the ritz carlton has pedicures for children as young as age 2. there is a growing number of senior citizens joining the social networking site. 1/3 of internet users did use social networking sites last year. a growing number of baby boomers able to afford the car of their dreams. muscle cars are really popular right now, especially the ford mustang, the charger, and the gto. collector cars can set you back as much as $100,000. a report of new home sales this morning. the bloomberg maryland index getting a boost on gains for source fire. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 6:19. >> the orioles wrap up their interleague rivalry. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. do you think the supreme court should repeal the health care reform act? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-

i would say at my time at carlton taught me more about the television industry, about how it was regulated, and maybe we'll come on to this. a lot of the views i formed about media, media policy, media regulations, bbc, formative period because i was working for a big part of the british broadcasting industry, itv effectively, and i formed a lot of views and opinions which i still hold today. >> thank you. again to divide your evidence into five general headings. and the first heading is general perspectives on the developments of media issues. may we look now at paragraph 13 and 14 of your statement? 04099. >> yeah. >> and you're saying that the media is the instrument of communication and integral to the democratic process. so we all agreed that the contact between politicians and the media is inevitable, necessary, not inherently unhealthy. is that right? >> absolutely. there's not -- the only way we communicate with people because obviously you have some direct forms of communication, at particularly election time, but it is a very big part of the way we communicate. so the relationshi

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regis and the ritz carlton don't want to be associated with all that. >> i respect them for not wantingo get involved in reality shows. the only problem i have with this is the only reason they are putting up the wedding is they cannot find a place to televise the wedding. one family that has notice function whatsoever is the kardashians. >> you can call this a different kind of vacation video for the family. >> the most recent vacation video was filmed in the dominican republic where they formed their own video for "hypnotize." [notorious big's "hypnotize" playing] this is what they do on the show, not much different than any other day. >> this is vacationing with the kardashians. this has become a tradition making these music videos. they released this on youtube to share with the world. >> the most amazing thing for me related to this, i was listening to this song yesterday and it made me feel so old to realize that it came out 15 years ago. 1997. >> no way. it's a great song. the kardashians are aiming it a little. >>-- taming it. >> a little confusion for nintendo fans. >> a video

next to me tucker tucker carlton and the stories he prints makes the nation wins. it is our new york times correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> this week they profiled owe braye ham lincoln -- profiled "abraham lincoln, vampire hunter." he was actually a hunter of the undead. he was a revered mummy therapist. the more you know, greg. >> fantastic. four more years, will it end in tears? the washington post, an actual post, wonders if it is possible for obama or any president to win a second term in the modern world of politics. the paper sites a pessimism about the country, intense partisan ship and a splint erred media that has twitter, blogs and facebook. he plays along saying, quote, due to the evolution of our politics and media we may never see a two-term president again. in an era of high definition politics where every flaw is exposed it is challenging to effectively govern, puke. for more let's go live to the senior media correspondent. >> that is definitely not a good media correspondent. if you ask me, tucker, you didn't ask me. you are asking the que

jacob, carlton, isaac, and rosanne philadelphia, thank you all very, very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> welcome. >> up next, "hardball" with chris matthews. >>> osh kosh bagosh. let's play "hardball." >> good evening, i'm chris matthews in philadelphia. let me start with the big loss in wisconsin. if labor is united, why didn't they vote united? was it because 65% of the voters think it should be reserved for official misconduct? and was the victory by the governor a preview of the presidential election? why it president obama outpoll mrp in the exit polls by seven points, 51% to 44%. let's get the answers from howard feinmann and joe williams. what went wrong for democrats last night? look at what they told pollsters about elections. 60% responded they're only appropriate in cases of actual official misconduct and abuse of office. look at another interesting number for the exit polls. unions were not as monolithics and some thought. what do you make of those two numbers? >> first of all, chris, we have to be careful in interpreting wisconsin. i just

. >> reporter: service has been suspended between new carlton and washington, d.c.lso from vwi marshal to the aberdine station. now let's go back and take a live look. northbound i95. that's been a really troublesome area. the lanes have been reopened. there was the accident on white marsh. traffic was very heavy in that northbound direction well past the dundock. you're still looking at a solid delay. 25 minutes south western boulevard over to security boulevard. and the outer loop just a mess at this point. still very heavy. expect 45 minutes from providence road around to the vw parkway. as far as the harrisburg goes, it continues to slow down just a bit. and 70 which has been an absolute nightmare today continues to struggle from 25 to marysville road and also eastbound as you make your way toward the beltway. let's go back again and take another live look. as you can see traffic still is struggling there. white marsh boulevard due to the accident that we have that now has moved over on the shoulder. but we'll continue to keep you up to date and you can check up

. >> we like the way facebook friend carlton thinks. he says it's c, candy. all might be useful at times but who doesn't have sugar urges all the time? >> keep your guesses coming. we'll reveal the correct answer at 6:48. >>> welcome back. 6:22 on this wednesday morning. still very comfortable out there but the heat is going to be moving in here, especially by friday. here's a look at it today, though. you're going enjoy this one. a warmer day than yesterday but still not humid. plenty of sunshine. a little bit of a northwesterly wind. mid afternoon 87. we top out at 88. we're driving home again still dry and 87. >> thank you, howard. >>> it took to games in denver but the nationals finally found their swing. >> boy, did they. last night they scored the most runs all season and they had the most hits in three years. >> nationals versus rockies. d.c. blew it open in the 5th. the nats scored five runs capped up by tyler morris' three-run home run. bryan zimmerman who has been struggling at the plate late but not last night. i hit his fourth home run ever the ye

news service in los angeles, channel 7, someone found the star this morning in her room, the ritz carlton, i should say, and friends said they were concerned and they could not wake her up at 10:15 and the fire inspector says the paramedics evaluated a paint in their 20'ss at the seen and released the paint without a trip to the hospital. the fire inspector would not comment on the identity but lindsay lohan spokesman told reuters she was treated for exhaustion and dehydration and she is doing fine. you know tmz is all over this. they started this reporting. it is reporting that lindsay lohan has been shooting parts of the new movie near that hotel last week, she went to the emergency room after her rented black porsche slammed into a big rig in los angeles. and you think your live is dramatic. a death row inmate says he is ready to die, he just wants to get it over with but the governor is standing not way saying no more death penalty, enough with the government killing people. well, now the death row inmate is suing. that is next. and, he may have been crazy on a plane, but, a judge say

thank you so much from the carlton terraces of the royal society back to you guys.am palace. >> all right, al. thank you very much. and our thanks to the folks from south carolina, as well. up next, royal style. the queen's mark on fashion, and the buzz over kate middleton's jubilee outfits. some of the pageantry passes behind us here. we're back right after this. i've worked hard to build my family. and also to build my career. so i'm not about to always let my frequent bladder urges, or the worry my pipes might leak get in the way of my busy lifestyle. that's why i take care, with vesicare. once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven to treat overactive bladder with symptoms of frequent urges and leaks day and night. if you have certain stomach or glaucoma problems, or trouble emptying your bladder, do not take vesicare. vesicare may cause allergic reactions that may be serious. if you experience swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue, stop taking vesicare and get emergency help. tell your doctor right away if you have severe abdom

that is about new carlton. it went across there and a little bit of damage here and up towards severn and into baltimore proper. the southeastern and southwestern parts offer the city, you may be hearing the sirens now. that's because the storm is to your south moving up i-95, the bw parkway into your neighborhood, john. >> check on us throughout the hour and check in with chad. turning to a jobs report that is depressing. potentially, a tipping point. the economy sputtered more. the government told us the unemployment rate was ticking up a bit to 8.2%. they said they were adjusted march and april down ward. three disappointing months in a row is a dangerous trend. president obama blamed the recession he inherited, the european financial crisis and gridlock in congress. >>> we can't fully control everything that happens in other parts of the world. disturbances in the middle east, what's going on in europe. there are plenty of things we can control here at home. there are plenty of steps we can take right now t

representative carlton said what brown said was offensive.ensive i don't want to say that in front of women. i don't want to say it in mixed company. tonight we got a new answer. the house speaker's press secretary says it has nothing to do with her using the word "vagina" when she finished her statement by saying no means no, that was drawing a rape reference and the speaker felt that crossed the line. michigan state representative lisa brown joins us now to talk about her controversial comments. welcome, representative. >> thank you. >> so were you making or did you intend to make a rape reference there at the end? >> no, not at all. as you said, i think they're just coming up with another excuse. if this was the case, why didn't they say something to me and ask me if that was my intention on wednesday when i made my statement. how long has it been since i made that statement that they have now come up with this spin of their story. >> right. i mean obviously and clearly the word "vagina," which is the technical name for the female sexual o

and tucker carlton. editor of the daily caller and a fox news contributor.s up? >> he hates barack obama, obviously. clinton is a master at passive aggressive so it's not fully out in the open. it's clear that resentments still exist from 2008 when they called clinton a racist. he's made hundreds of millions from them, is he going to side with them or the guy who beat his wife? of course he's siding with them. i'm convinced, i have no way to prove it. i doubt bill clinton is going to vote for barack obama in privacy. i'm dead serious. [laughter] martha: alan colmes burst out laughing. alan go ahead. >> this is divide and congress that the conservatives love to play. bill clinton said he favors reverse -rg the bush tax breaks for the upper 1% as barack obama has always said. to call somebody a sterling businessman, what is wrong with that? mitt romney was a good businessman. the issue is whether he has the resume to be president. no one is putting down mitt romney's success at bain or the issue of venture capital. the issue is, which seems to be lost on the r

on things like the bbc, you know we had a very clear position which dates right back to my time at carltoneed to have the license fee. and as i say ofcom, while bloated, it had an important role. >> some might say ofcom and the bbc were bete noires. it's more than plausible that he might have unburdened himself about those matters to you on this one occasion. do you think that might have happened? >> i don't think so. because be as i say i think the main -- you know, this was sort of, you know, for "the sun" it was a big change, and i remember it being about economic policy. that's my memory of it. >> on the -- [inaudible] of september we can see dipper you, james murdoch and rebekah brooks. must be a social occasion now but can you remember anything about whether political views perhaps regulatory issues were discussed on that occasion? >> i don't particularly recall what was discussed, what was discussed then no. >> the support the upcoming sport of "the sun" is likely to have been be mentioned isn't it? >> yes, i think -- i'm trying to remember the exact date of the labour conference. >

and purposes sky was already controlled by news corporation, and certainly from my experience at carlton we were competing with sky you certainly felt that sky was pretty much controlled by news corporation. so that wasn't so much the issue, it was what does this mean for media plurality what does it mean for the provision of news, what does it mean for those considerations? i was very important, they were probably -- [inaudible] and that is, in the end, what happened. >> do you recall having discussions with mr. osborne about these matters? >> obviously, we discussed it on the day that vince cable's remarks were made public, and, um, so there was a discussion over the what we were going to do, um, as a government to deal with that. in terms of other discussions, i don't recall any, but, you know, we discussed lots of things, so i wouldn't be at all surprised if we hadn't talked about it in passing. >> are you sure in your mind that the date of the formal announcement of the bid which we know to be the 15th of june 2010, was the first you heard of it? >> that is my, um that's my recollec

weekly had this story that charlie, i think you were in attendance -- supposedly trashed the ritz carltonon a trip with you and your kids and they reported he trashed yet another hotel room. >> really? we saw each other -- we swam together, we went to a game together and then we both have been doing our press rounds. >> brian: the ritz says it's not true. that the story is not true. let's hope it's not. let's talk about your new movie. you said right before it is really funny. >> it's really, really funny. we had the premiere the other night, the first time i saw the film. it's hysterical. laughed for two hours. my daughter saw it examine loved it. >> alisyn: tell us your part. >> i play eugene levy's wife and our family is put into a witness protection program and we're staying at madea's house and we're fish out of water and all these funny situations hall. >> alisyn: for >> brian: for example. >> part of the funny antics? >> you staring at me? >> no. no. i wasn't staring at you. >> okay. >> i was watching the wilder beast in its natural habitat, though. >> excuse me? >> brian: you thin

had rules that sky was already controlled by news corporation, and certainly, from my experience at carltoncompeting with sky, you certainly felt that sky was pretty much controlled by news corporation. issue, it was what does this mean for media plurality, what does it mean for news, what does it mean for those considerations. it was very important they were properly gone through, and that, in the end, is what happened. >> do you recall having discussions with mr. osborne about these matters? >> obviously we discussed it on the day that these remarks were made public, so there was a discussion of what we were going to do as a government to deal with that. in terms of other discussions, i don't recall any, but we discussed lots of things, so i wouldn't be surprised if we hadn't talked about it in passing. >> are you sure in your mind that the date of the formal announcement of the bid, which we know was the 15th of june, 2010, was the first you heard of it? >> that's my recollection. as i say, i can see there's some advances, but i don't recall any discussions about it or any knowledge abou

there is debris in the lanes so westbound 80 around carlton, still very slow, jammed if you will outng up for berkeley and emeryville. the approach not so bad. slow southbound 880 from the castro valley y, past an accident and toward 237 with the accident westbound on the shoulder. northbound 101, a couple of accidents, one in san jose and adding to the distraction. >> mike, thank you. for the latest, make sure to check us out on facebook. this country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ >>> 8:00 on tuesday morning, 19th of june, 2012. the last full day of spring. tomorrow is going to feel like summer. is that right? >> summer arrives at 7:09 p.m. but it will feel like