carlton and friends of mr. the effects and the various amounts of the substances and how they would affect the body. and that was powerful evidence to show that they knew full well what these substances would do and informed this company to sell them. >> carlton decided not to fight and has pled guilty to three counts -- possession with intent to distribute controlled substance analog, money laundering, and misbranding. it could send him to prison for life. >> i can't justify anything that i did. and i don't intend to. i mean, the only thing that i hope to do is let as many people know as possible that no matter how hard you're -- you try to be safe and no matter how hard you think you -- or how well you think you have it under control somebody's going to get hurt or even die. these chemicals are so dangerous that all it takes is for someone to just have some of it and not know what they have. >> yet you did think that -- you thought you were smart enough to handle it and smart enough to think that your custome

among them was carlton wright. >> dining time is a [ bleep ], man.thing but you and your thoughts and these brick walls. you feel me? and if you ain't strong, man, you're going to crumble? you know what i mean? until you walk in my shoes and did this, you can't tell what it's like, man. it's hard. doing time is hard. >> during his time at wabash, wright says he's felt vulnerable because of the color of his skin. >> other prisons i've been at, it's more hispanics and blacks, you know what i mean, but this is a heavily populated white prison. it's a culture shock. >> but not every inmate at wabash is concerned with maintaining a racial divide. adrian davis and tim harris have found some common ground. particularly when it comes to personal style. davis regularly helps harris figure out what to do with his afro-like hair. >> it's harder braiding white dude's hair than black guys. so i've got to part it certain ways and put more rubber bands in it to hold it. >> my hair's only been growing for five months, so i've only got it braided two or three times.

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babylon you've got dinger certificates and super duperer east coast pete's and another at the ritz carlton and super duper and laura's diaper and the hotel for one night and horn blowers will take you and loved on on the bay eel you've got hundred there's certificate and night at the cova hotel and two of those i've got two payers of outside land certificates those are fabulous somewhere in that mystery raffle and then we also have tickets to the san francisco opera and then diner so thank you to all those sponsors for making that possible (clapping) so as you, tell i'm trying to make that a little bit longer but not longer than i already have i'm going to introduce the man at the helm of the san francisco unified school district an incredible partner and can't tell you how important it is has been to have the city and county district and that's an honor to honor the teachers and principles i guess i should introduce i'm hydra mendosa and i'm mayor lee's senior citizen or senior advisory and one of the members of the board of education please join me in welcoming richard carr resistance (c

>> diner. >> at the ritz carlton. >> our next teacher award recipient is a cesarean 6 through 8 grade physical ed alternate school in her 18th year as a pe teacher she's created successful pe and athletic programs with the focus on the 6 to 89 graders and incorporates character building and healthy nutrition and habits in our criminal the school didn't have a program like it now they offer baseball and track and fields and serves as a master teacher for the program and according to her principle she's everyone's favorite the glue of the school she used restore active practices and hundred and 50 of the 200 schools are on the track team congratulations karen what did you get. >> (clapping). >> karen karen. >> those are the real tickets (laughter) >> thank you. >> and our final teacher yeah (laughter) is heidi a special ed sfusd arts heidi is one of the teacher award recipients i know the mire mayor it was haend to see you think the list and selected you she's served students with moderate mirrored to poor skills she's a recipient of the helen commissioner earl leadership a chair of the

. >> reporter: ani sandhu's company planned this event at the ritz-carlton tyson's corner.id with both sets of parents paying and a minimum of 250 guests, the money adds up fast. >> any business wants to get a piece of that, especially hotels. >> reporter: major washington hotels including the ritz-carlton and four vaens actively trying to woo indian couples. the willard continental has a designated path for the groom to arrive by horse. >> as we see the rise in the population and spending power it's something we can't ignore. >> apoorva ghandi is from the marriott international. its d.c.-area hotels have hosted 415 indian weddings, bringing in $12 million in revenue. >> everyone likes to keep up with the joneses or as we like to say keep up with the patels. >> reporter: marriott has gone so far as to institute indian culture day air crash course on indian traditions for hospitality staff. >> i was surprised there were places here that knew exactly what they were doing. >> reporter: neel patel and nisha kumar said experience was one of the reasons they chose a mar jot prope

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buyers of the ritz carlton copped minimum sued over mold a -- copped minimum sued over mold a few years ago. some are praising 3303 despite the structural problem. >> it esinteract. >> some of the residents reportedly must start moving out soon. so repairs can commence. stephen tschida, abc7 news. maureen: residents of denver are accustomed to seeing snow but a june hailstorm creates a spectacle. they used a bulldozer to clear the hail from the street in west denver. it's been a wild week. tornado and flood reported last night near denver and more severe weather is expected there for the weekend. my goodness. cold june. steve: we were 92 on monday. we have not been involve 70 degree for most of the week. today we have a high of 75 degrees. a little bit of sunshine. it's like this! what is that? what is going on? >> it's out there now. >> you will see more for the weekend. 75. that was the high earlier. the average for this time of year is 81 degrees. record long time record 100 set back in 1925. looking outside 74 degrees. the winds settled down. we will take this for evening hours. a l

tax-happy ritz carlton democrats that wreck their local economy with overtaxation. mitts off to you. do not touch the internet. keep it tax-free zone. >> this is a honey pot. this $305 billion. politicians want a piece of that action. >> yes, they're like bears. if there's honey, they're going to put their paws in it. this is a good first step in the right direction, but sabrina is right. we have to go further because this is an anti-internet atmosphere you have in washington today. regulate it like dial-up telephones and having foreigners run the internet like china and russia. no thank you. >> sabrina, we only have five seconds. anybody inside the beltway with a backbone to stand up for a tax-free zone here? >> well meantime i think a lot of the conservative think tanks, we certainly are saying this is the direction we should be moving in. i hope groups like ours. >> let's hope it happens. coming up worries growing that rate hikes are coming. that could send stocks falling. not here. get the stocks that go up when rates go up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn'

. >> reporter: when cinder was discovered in the carlton complex fire last july she was so badly burnedas walking on her elbows. it was clear even from that point that cinder was a fighter. she recovered at a wildlife facility in lake taco california, and then recover eded at a facility. now experts say she's ready to be on her own. >> this is the end of the journey. >> officials with washington fish and wildlife carefully picked this spot. >> there's great spring, food supply, we're about a month ahead on all the berry productions because of the weather conditions. >> reporter: using what they call tough love the release began with dogs barking and rifles loaded with cracker shells being prepped. >> let's open it up. >> reporter: then -- >> here they come -- >> reporter: -- cinder takes off running. you can't even tell her hind paws are disfigured. fish and wildlife took this feet photo from the front. and cinder oncewasn't alone. she was joined by a male buddy who she met in idaho. >> cinder kind of took this younger bear under her arm, so we're doing two releases today not for cinder

. >> this morning i spoke with joe rielly and other leaders of carlton so expressed our deep sorrow over the senseless murders last night. michelle and i know several members of the church. we knew their pastor who along with eight others gathered in prayer and fellowship, and was murdered last night. to say our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families and their community, cupn't say enough to convey the heartache sadness, and anger that we el foo. any death of this sort is a tragedy. any shooting involving multiple victims is a tragedy. there is something particularly heartbreaking about death happening in a place in which we seek solace. and we seek peace. in a place of worship. mother emanuel is more than a church, this is a place of worship that was founded by african-americans seeking liberty. s? a church can that was burned to the ground because the worshiperring worked to end slavery. there were laws banning all black services they conducted service homicide secret. when there was a nonviolent movement to bring our country with our highest ideals. this is a sacred pla

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likely to exceed million dollars a few blocks away the chronicle this building curiosity the ritz carlton got 340i68dz even though it is privately owned in terms of other it is the increasing allocations for the mint parcel view the be considered for the 5 m project up to 4 hundred and 70 feet there is a limited pool of community fund under 9 central selma plan as a city owned building we feel that the mint should be definitely part find that conversation especially the significance in location within district boundary i'm pleased to share the concerns expressed by multi commissioner today our nomination to the 11 more endangered list is intended to make sure the city's cultural heritage are included in the city's culture thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is ann glen gel i'm with the south of market community action network i appreciate the update from staff we're were 86 4r50gd to having ongoing conversation that the department to insure that the selma family and seniors special use district is part of the plan the sud was passed in 2008 by the planning comm

we're all in this room for the sake of where i want to lead this discussion we're the halves the ritz carlton. >> we couldn't afford to stay here though [laughter]. . >> me either. so let's talk about the other side of the equation the suffering neighborhoods, the areas in which they are not enjoying the benefit of a a great economy. first of all in my first question for each of you, describe what that looks like in your city, give us a picture of how you view it, what does that impoverished neighborhood look like in your mind so first first describe that and then i want to move to the public safety and related issues to that. >> well, i'm sorry i just came from a funeral of a a 16-year old in old in east oakland today so that's a little bit about what it looks like and statistic ly i think about the 60 percent of my kindergarten's arrive to kindergarten not ready to learn. they haven't had the language development, they have been exposed to too much trauma and grappling with mental and physical health challenges and they may live in both economically and housing instability and then by the t

director of the carlton hotel. >> i have the fall guy. >> he is seen as the call grow recruiter. he has been condemned to a one-year suspended sentence. >> two other news, an armed group kidnapped 10. officials have described the act is a blatant attack on tunisian national sovereignty. they say they are working to secure the release of the employees. libya has been divided between rival governments and numerous militia groups in the aftermath of the 2011 civil war that ousted dictator muammar gaddafi. unesco has condemned an attack on the yemeni capital that killed five people and destroyed homes in the historic neighborhood. riyadh has denied the claims it carried out an airstrike suggesting instead rebel ammunition may have been responsible for the explosion. the incident occurred a few days before yemen's were infections are to meet for you and-sponsored talks in geneva. it will be the first bid to break the deadlock after more than two months of saudi-led airstrikes. the second round of flogging for the saudi arabian blogger has been postponed again. he ran a blog and was ar

a new accident in montgomery county upper moreland township welsh road at carlton drive. expect restrictions in that area. overall on the big picture we're not looking to bad on the blue route or the schuylkill expressway. we have this problem in hunting park we have police activity, katherine scott on the scene with this. it's north franklin shut down between ly looking live on i-95 the beginning of building volume southbound traffic heavy between allegheny and grd. if you -- getter, if -- >>> we have sun glare in the distance. >>> we have a fire that broke out in camden, firefighters are on the roofer trying to put out the blaze fire crews from gloucester city and collingswood were calmed into help. looks like firefighter have the upper hand as we look live from chopper 6 from the fire scene in camden. >>> a woman was shot in the face inside a philadelphia home and she is hospitalized in very bad shape. katherine scott is live at the shooting scene in hunting park section with more on the victim and the search for the shooter. katherine. >> reporter: matt, police are on

we have an accident in the area, upper moreland welsh road at carlton drive. we are checking out the tacony-palmyra bridge, traffic is stopped on both sides we had a northbound ship that came through and another one about to move through as well. this is causing a problem on the tacony-palmyra two ships coming through, traffic is stopped head to the betsy ross bridge instead. we expect this to be affectings the burlington bristol bridge in 40 minutes or so. watch for that, as we see the ship moving on through on the tacony-palmyra bridge. new jersey, 43 northbound traffic at creek road an 18 minute ride from the ac expressway to the walt whitman bridge. you can see how dry it is. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing north and west where we have the problems. quakertown on northeast extension starting to get wet. route 100 you have a downpour near allentown route 22. reading getting soaked and i-78 and north of that. it's not affecting everybody, in spots the roads are wet this morning. >> a passenger started throwing punches on a new mexico bulls because o

. >> brothers carlton hipps and williams are facing charges of murder for the death of sergeant wilson. >>> happening now, a rally to help bring awareness to the dangers of reckless driving. members of a philadelphia community have come together in love park. the rally was organized by the family members of an 8-year-old girl who was seriously hurt by a hit-and-run driver last month. she was hit on memorial day as she was trying to get in her parents' car. she's already undergone two major surgeries. she's now scheduled for a third. >>> the hit-and-run crash that injured that little girl came just weeks after two other deadly hit-and-run cases in philadelphia. 2-year-old david alicea died from his injuries after he and his mother were hit by a car while crossing a street in april. less than an hour before that crash, 4-year-old latif wilson was hit and killed while crossing a street in king sessing. police recovered the vehicles in both of the case. the drivers never turned themselves in. >>> it's been a week of rain clouds and much cooler temperatures. but we're now drying out and we'

we could be competing against the four seasons or ritz-carlton.nt to come back here is about the service. they say, betty, welcome back to the loews regency hotel. betty: it is a welcome tisch is extending for many this year, including nfl fans, new york tourists, and most importantly, his regency hotel guests. for tisch, a lot is riding on a simple hope that they enjoy the new hotel as much as he does. jonathan: it is our best shot at it. we spent $100 million to reinvent the loews regency hotel. but always coming back to the basic of great service, but now in a new box. ♪ . ♪ ♪ ryan chilcote: what began in crimea is now playing out in eastern ukraine. this is utter destruction. i mean, i have been in demolition sites, war zones. i have never seen anything like this. but the outcome here is far less certain. [gunfire] we are going to stay low because we just heard a burst of gunfire. war has returned to europe. right on the outskirts of donetsk, and as you can hear, there is a pretty significant battle underway. it is west versus east. and it is

we could be competing against the four seasons or ritz-carlton.e want to come back here is about the service. they say, betty, welcome back to the loews regency hotel. betty: it is a welcome tisch is extending for many this year, including nfl fans, new york tourists, and most importantly, his regency hotel guests. for tisch, a lot is riding on a simple hope that they enjoy the new hotel as much as he does. tisch: it is our best shot at it. we spent $100 million to reinvent the loews regency hotel. but always coming back to the basic of great service, but now in a new box. ♪ erik: from west texas shale to drilling rigs far offshore -- >> we need a hand on the handrail. erik: from angola to australia -- >> you're looking at the inside of an lng tank. erik: our thirst for energy has pushed chevron to almost every corner of the globe. >> we believe there's opportunity to progress. >> good job, erik. erik: the giant company is active in 180 countries. >> it is the largest resource project in australia. erik: pumping almost 2.6 million barrels every da

carlton hipps and ramone williams appeared for their formal arraignment yesterday. on march 5th officer wilson was buying a present for his son at a video game store when police say two men attempted a a robbery. wilson tried to stop him and was killed during a gun battle inside that store. >>> federal officials say that the engineer in the amtrak derailment in philadelphia was not talking on his phone or texting at the time of the crash. may 12th derailment killed eight people and injured two hub others. the national transportation safety board revealed that the department, the development to the senate committee hearing however, it did not rule out possibility that engineer brandon bostian's phone was being used for something other than calls or texts. >> there are 400,000 pieces of data involved in the analysis and because of the extent of that things like use of an app a or other use of the phone has in the been determined. >> investigators are still working to find out whether bostian was distract by a cell phone. investigators say the train went in the curve a

carlton hicks and ramone williams shot and killed robert wilson during a gunfire march 5th. officer will on was buying a present for his son at a video game store when police say the two men attempted a robbery inside the store. >>> police have a sketch of the suspect wanted for killing a local delivery driver. it happened yesterday before 4:00 a.m. at an industrial complex in yeadon delaware county. six three-year old thomas child was shot to death loading his truck on the 6200 block of baltimore avenue. childs was employed at ridgeway industries for 15 years. he was reportedly on his way to make a delivery in new york. >> i was overwhelmed with grief and it was just so shock to go hear about it this morning and coming down here, and witnessing the whole thing. >> the driver from another company got a look at the shooter and helped police put together this sketch. if you have any information on the suspect or incident contact police right away. justin finch will have a live update on this story in the next hour, stay tuned for that. >>> also the police officer accused of us

. >>> happening today formal arraignment for carlton hicks and ramone williams. they are charge with killing police office are robert wilson during a gunfight in march. officer wilson was buying a present for his son in the video game store when the two men attempted a robbery. >>> well philadelphia a has released new documents in thal police involved shooting. brandon tait brown was killed during a traffic stop in mayfair last dose, at the time police said tait-brown reached for a weapon but a lawyer for the family says new evidence shows the original story was a complete lie. documents reveal the officer opened fire when tait-brown ran toward the passenger side of the car and the two officers involved have been cleared of criminal wrongdoing. >>> it is 5:33. lets check with traffic and weather together on the three's. >> good morning, in a cash a we are expect to go see another picturesque day unfold out there it will not only be bright and sunny a all day we don't to have talk about if i wet weather issues but it will be nice and warm. very nice summertime hea

live here in new carlton, i'm shomari stone, news4. >>> a ruling out of california tonight could have a huge impact on uber drivers across the country. the california labor commission ruled that an uber driver who was seeking $4,000 in back pay should be considered an employee. uber and other ride sharing services treat their drivers as independent contractors. that means uber doesn't have to pay benefits or provide other protections. uber says this decision applies to this single driver, but he is appealing the ruling. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, the general manager of the st. louis cardinals is speaking out tonight for the first time about the allegations the team hacked the houston astros. he tells usa today he knew nothing about the intrusion into the astros computer system. he says he hopes when everything comes to light that fans will know the hack was not an organization-wide scheme. the owner of the team also released a statement tonight saying those responsible will be held accountable. >>> a scathing report found some major safety issues from metro. tonight the transit agency

ra monowilliams and carlton hipps formally arraigned later this morning. accused of shooting and killing sergeant wilson iii back in march. >>> also happening today, the man accused of shooting his father while his dad was driving down the schuylkill expressway will be formally arraigned. police say in april corbin was in the backseat of the family car when he shot his dad in the head during an argument. police say he was upset because his parents were taking him to rehab. his father survived and is recovering. >>> this morning, investigators in delaware county are still looking for the person who murdered a 53-year-old delivery driver just steps from his truck. thomas childs had worked for ridgeway industries for 15 years often driving shipments to new york. investigators tell us before 4:00 a.m. yesterday, police were called by another truck driver who saw a suspect acting suspiciously in the loading bays of the company. when they arrived, they found a child's body on the ground there. police believe this was an attempted robbery. >> went to work in the

carlton hipps and ramone williams were arraigned today. both have been charged with killing now sergeant wilson in march. wilson was buying a present for his son at a video game store when police say two men attempted a robbery wilson tried to stop them and was killed during the ensuing gun battle will. >>> law makers in washington say that they want police officers to wear body cameras. today the house passed a non-binding resolution that urge estate and local departments to equip their personnel with recording devices. today's vote comes in the wake of the cell phone video that showed a police officer throwing a teenage girl to the ground during a disturbance outside texas pool party over the weekend. that officer resign under fire yesterday. >>> new at 6:00 philadelphia official announced cities biggest heroin bust in 20 years. authorities confiscated 3.3 million-dollar of heroin during a sting operation in northeast philadelphia and three suspects were arrested. they began looking in the drug ring in march and suspects are a accused of

carlton hips and ramon williams both arraigned today.y were accused of in the murder of sergeant wilson back on march 5th. he was buying a present for his son at a video game store when police say those two men walked in and tried to rob the place. wilson attempted to stop them and was killed during a gun battle. >>> tonight police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who critically injured a man on roosevelt boulevard. 25-year-old emmitt tewey was crossing against a red light when he was hit. eyewitness described the vehicle that hit tewey as a dark colored acura or honda. any with one information is asked to call police. >>> vice-president joe biden returned to work today for the first time since the death of his son. the white house says the vice-president had private lunch with president obama. then met with the ukrainian prime minister and attended other meetings. biden has been spending most of his time with his family since his son beau died a week and a half ago after a battle with brain cancer. and meanwhile campaign money set

ramon williams and carlton hipps will be arraigned later this morning. accused of shooting and killing robert wilson iii during a robbery at a video game store in march. also happening today the man accused of shooting his father while his dad was driving down the schuylkill expressway will be arraigned. police say that in april corbin was in the backseat of the car when he shot his dad in the head during an argument. police say he was upset because his parents were taking him to rehab. his father survived and is recovering. >>> well two suspects are behind bars this morning after this wild police chase. they allegedly led police on this chase through bucks county and philadelphia. sky force 10 over market in the city's frankford neighborhood around 9:00 last night. police say those suspects crashed their car into another vehicle which is what finally ended the chase. and here's another look from the ground here. authorities say the chase began in ben salem after the suspect hit several police cars. thankfully, no one was hurt. >>> there is a viewing tod

prosecutors say, carlton hips and ramon williams fired several shots during north philadelphia game stop store. robert wilson the thirds struck six times. he had been in the store to buy video game for his son. >> in montgomery county arraignment scheduled today foreman accused of shooting his father in traffic along the schuylkill. prosecutors say 22 year old tie mere corbin shot his father in the head during argument in april. the dad did survive the shooting. corbin charged with ago vase the assault and related offenses. >>> well, today will finally learn whether the amtrak engineer who was in control that far train back in may, in port richmond, was on his phone or not. according to news service, national transportation safety boards, will reveal their findings probably this morning. leaning towards the conclusion, brandon bostian was not using his phone. his attorney says, the phone was in his bag. he wasn't using it. as you know, eight people were killed, in the may 12th derail until the port richmond. 200 people hurt. we'll find out those findings, today. >> cut amtrak's budget by

four stops in college park and new carlton. for smart growth says it makes sense. >> the employers are looking forward to the increased connect connectivity. >> they didn't buy the $2.5 billion price tag saying the burden would fall on tax payers and it would not address the most congested areas and poses environmental risks alongside the capital crescent trail. after months of going back and forth, it is possible the governor is now ready with an option to give the purple line movement. montgomery county council member, roger berliner has his fingers crossed. >> the governor would come to prince george's and montgomery county and say, i need you folks to contribute more and i am going to skinny the project up by reducing costs in the following way. >> reporter: we don't expect to see a whole bunch of area leaders rushing to this announcement. his office has not confirmed whether he is going to speak about the purple line later this afternoon during the news conference. when we hear from the governor, we will push out all of th

ramone williams and carlton hipps will be formally arraigned today. they're accused of killing and shooting sergeant robert wilson iii during a robbery of a gamestop in march. a stray bullet hit a man in north philadelphia this morning. two men were fighting on lippen cot street. a bullet hit a 53-year-old who was standing across the street. he was taken to temple hospital and expected to be okay. they say the gunman and the guy he was arguing with both ran off. >>> police this morning are continuing to look for a hit-and-run driver who hit a man crossing roosevelt boulevard. the victim was krogs near front street when he was struck. the impact knocked him out of his shoes. he was rushed to einstein medical center with a broken leg and pelvis. he also had head injuries. investigators are looking for a black acura with front-end damage. >>> police are hoping witnesses will come forward to help find the hit-and-run driver who left a local actor in critical condition. witnesses found michael toner lying in the street yesterday morning near 11th and marke

. >> the carlton. >> it's like the carlton.s at hulu have re-created it right down to the furniture and the accessories here in new york city to celebrate the arrival of the show to the tv streaming site. now, although the apartment was locate the odden upper west side on the show "seinfeld" fans will have to head downtown to 14th treat to enter the door where kramer made his famous entrances. the blue couch is there. >> yada yada yada. >> all there. we sent a camera there yesterday to give it a little tour and would you look at who we ran into. >> good morning, america. more like bad morning, america. no soup for you and no coffee for you! >> the soup nazi. >> no soup nazi give us our coffee. >> no soup. >> i have a confession. >> yeah. >> i've never seen the "seinfeld" episode -- >> what is the matter with you, palmer? how did that happen? were you practicing football? >> i'm going to leave. >> you can come back. >> now hulu has it streaming any time you want it. >> catch up. >> which is why we did this whole thing. thank you

carlton hipps and ramone williams were a arraigned today and they are charged with killing wilson back in march. officer wilson was buying a present for his son at a video game store when the two men attempted a robbery. wilson tried to stop them and then was killed during the gun battle. >>> new developments in the case of the now former police officer accused of using excessive force during a pool party in mckenney, texas. cell phone rid yes shows eric casebolt taking down a teenage girl and pointing his gun at other teens. casebolt and other officers were responding to a report of the difficulties push answer at that pool. he resign yesterday and unclear when will face criminal charges. today local civil rights leaders said he should be punish, while casebolt's attorney says his client fears for his life. >> we are hoping that he will be charged and just advertise witt come to this family. >> he is receiving death threats. he is worried for his family. worried he may be followed. until that threat subsides, he is going to, be in an undisclosed location. >> reporter: jane bushkin say