if you turn to page 12, there's an editorial by trevor cavanaugh. this perhaps shows the way "sun" employees are feeling at this point. the headline, this witch hunt has put us behind ex-soviet states on press freedom. basically it complains that those people who have been arrested have done nothing wrong. these stories sometimes involve whistle blowers, sometimes money changes hands. this has been standard procedure as long as newspapers have existed here and abroad. clearly they're very angry and see this as part of a politically motivated investigation. they point out in this editorial that no one has been charged yet. we don't know exactly what the allegations are that the police are investigating at this point. all we know is that a number of arrests have been made. as you point out with operation elvdon, which does involve payments to police or government officials, alleged payments. now, we don't know any more than that. we don't know if this is perhaps buying somebody drinks or dinner or if this is something far more serious. we'll have to w

kerry cavanaugh joins us live in the studio with more on that story. >> friends of george huguely and yeardley love testified that they knew the relationship was volatile. this version of george huguely is hard to reconcile with testimony that paints him as a violent, jealous boyfriend, capable of killing yeardley love with his bare hands. his friends told jurors that the lacrosse players drank heavily to the point that they considered an intervention. witnesses characterize alcohol as the tipping point in their stormy relationship, sometimes triggering violent fights. a psychiatrist says the scenario is not unusual on college campuses. >> alcohol dissolves like sugar in hot water and you do things that when you are sober, you surprise yourself. >> the doctor is hopeful that her death will drive home the reality of domestic violence in college relationships. the issue is gaining more attention through website endorsed by universities like maryland and virginia, that urges friends and relatives to intervene. >> when you have the context of mutual respect in relationship, they will not

kerry cavanaugh is live in harford county with the latest on that investigation. >> first responders have to be prepared for any type of emergency they may encounter, but sometimes circumstances are to cope with, so crisis teams come in after the fact to help volunteer scope. many were deeply affected by that complicated crash last month that took three young lives. the course of monday night's crash in bel air was so powerful, police say this chevy cavalier broke apart when it crossed the center line and encountered two other cars on route 543. the scene was a challenge for per se responders. they found 24-year-old ashley bauguess's body right away but they were not se if there were others nearby. but they could not see. >> rescue workers found her two brothers on the side of the road, 17-year-old joseph and 29- year-old robert or also found at the scene. the work, to make sure there were no other victims while tending to those injured in the other cars. firefighter rich gardner said the scene was so stressful, the crisis response team arrived tuesday night to breivik -- to debrief

officer cavanaugh arrived on the scene and assisted lane and was still struggling with one of the murder suspects. lane immediately called for medical assistance. the deputies arrived and were quickly briefed and directed to enter the residence and locate the other outstanding suspect. the into the house without hesitation and were told by the victim's son the they were still in there. the officers moved further into the residence risking their own lives. the officers located officer august and began a systematic search of the residence. the first searched the middle level where they located a gun on the dining room table. the officers secured the gun in his shirt. the middle level was cleared as they moved to the upper level. they saw another gun lying on the bed. they moved to the lower level. they heard movement coming from an unknown area. they identified themselves as police officers and observed a woman walking towards the with a kitchen knife in one hand and a cell phone in the other. a woman was trembling with fear and told them she was the one who called police from the closet.

kerry cavanaugh is live in city hall. she has more on the address. >> the mayor says she does not need to pay consultants or a focus group to try to figure on how to reverse the population decline in baltimore. she believes the city can cover the basics, then people will come back. >> thank you for the opportunity to report to you on the state of our great city. >> the baltimore mayor used for annual state of the city address to lay of her plan to entice 10,000 families to move to baltimore in the next 10 years. she believes the city can broaden its tax base. the cracks improving schools for kids, making our communities safer, rebuilding neighborhoods by tearing down vacant homes, listening to the concerns of our citizens, and targeting our resources to respond, all while reducing property tax burden on homeowners. >> the mayor admitted she is embarrassed by the state of some schools. she believes the answer lies in rebuilding and now or improving schools. she has suggested doubling the tax on carbonated beverages. she do

so cavanaugh and company were soon collaborating with bike activists to form a bike brigade and removeompost. we have to pick up today, fortunately. yesterday we pulled a 75.buckets of food waste and figure that those buckets wait anything from 30 to 35 pounds each. so seven back cases over 200 pounds taken out a day. the crews to bring food waste to several from scottie today lowers than encouraging proviso, community gardens, plus a cultural and any number of others. pedal power was also used to provide electricity for the kitchen as well as for the rest of the part. one of the first things we realize we had to do was to get everybody here by fossil fuels and medicaid income and good looking man across the room. so keep in now we can tal a deep cycle battery. we started powering some of the things this occupation needs like laptops, cell phones and cameras. as soon as we plugged it into all of the other committees, approached us and said we need one, too. so when we move over to another section about bikes, which is my passion right now. depending on the time of day, we are costly in

kerry cavanaugh is live downtown with the latest. >> the tradition of the catholic church is that they believe the obama administration is trampling on their first amendment rights to a religious freedom. it has ignited a firestorm across the country and some believe it will hurt the president's reelection efforts. catholic leaders are railing against the new federal policy that forces every health plan to cover contraceptives. the mandate sets up catholic institutions like universities and hospitals to pay for medications like the pill that go against their faith. there is one exception to the measure. cracks under the federal rule, a roman catholic organization, a church, paris, are spices, the majority of employees or roman catholic. >> cardinal designate edwin o'brien does not believe that goes far enough. he issued a strongly worded letter to every family. >> the institutions that serve this nation well are being told if you find something offensive, you must pay for it. >> while many catholics may not share his stance on contraception, a political analyst says they may still feel

kerry cavanaugh joins us live at city hall with the latest on that. >> the bill was officially introduced by city councilman tonight, but it turns out the program is already in the works. the idea is to make it easier to get a police report, especially if you need to file an insurance claim for property damage paris is aggravating to discover you have been the victim of a crime like a tire slashing. even more so if you have to wait hours for a police officer to respond to the call. >> we find citizen sometimes waiting hours just to give a simple report so they can give it to their insurance company. >> " moore's city is preparing to roll out an on-line crime reporting website to streamline the process. councilman dred scott believes it will cut of frustration for citizens while allowing police officers to operate -- councilman and brandon scott believes it will cut out frustration for citizens. >> they will follow up with you by phone. texas spokesman says the site will be similar to pages already up and running in neighboring counties. -- >> a spokesman said the site will be similar to p

lisa has the weekend off. >> and i'm kerry cavanaugh. there with john collins. >> there was a little slush h

figures involved, lyndon johnson, george romney was governor of michigan, gary cavanaugh, the mayor,s your role in this? and what was going on? >> well, in july of '67 on a sunday a riot broke out in detroit, and when i got to the office early monday morning, i was called up at the attorney general's office, and we went over to the white house and met with the president, and a decision was made that warren christopher and roger wilkins and i would go out to detroit. and to take an account of just what was going on out there. so, i went out to detroit. and i remember getting there in the afternoon. and i was -- it was -- it was discouraging because there were guard people on the street, but there wasn't very much discipline in the guard as far as i could see. and although i didn't foresee what was going to happen that night, and then a bad riot broke out, and before the federal troops could get in and get organized, and put a stop to it. >> what caused it? >> well, i think frustration. i can't actually remember just what you'd say was the cause. but it was a -- it was -- '67 was a bad

an occupier lead off a little steam and chanted all day, all week, occupied it beats and brandon cavanaugh and activists helped organize the impromptu after all the barricades up all around the park and you could go and can't easily. there was still noble and people just started writing out and running along the side pumping fists in the adventure the police pushed dancers on the block and within a matter ease the barricades of the trinity were sad. i read a final sentence or two. what are the others i've no idea who wrote so much of what is lovely in it. so is repeated again and found a lighter load. from the earliest days of the movement, personal storytelling helped to build solidarity and to put faces on both ws and better ask amy to the outside world for many a desire to exercise associated frustration stores deeply motivating. thank you. [applause] >> so next step, amadeus going to read from the chat drunk people of color [applause] >> my first reading i've ever done. [cheers and applause] >> the movement was beautiful. his desk and away, lay in lay in the form of somerville peeping

its project to build two nuclear reactors at its site south of augusta ga i spoke earlier with jim cavanaugh the managing editor for reason dot com about all of this here's his take. i think it's so there's a need for the energy and i don't understand why the nuclear energy industry still needs to be subsidized when the one thing nobody argues about a nuclear plant is that it doesn't produce a lot of energy this is a valuable stuff it produces a lot of energy which unfortunately it's looking more and more like a lot of the alternative resources really don't produce what we need so there is a need for this energy and that sort of wins the argument whether it's. green or not green is probably another question but let's talk about you know here in washington we're always sort of talking about different ways in which this government spends its money i know energy is certainly one area that a lot of people sort of keep their eyes i know you're one of those people talk a little bit about the energy budget and what you see laid out in there as good and what you see as problematic. some things are g

. >> and i'm kerry cavanaugh. today we begin with an 11 insta-weather plus forecast alert. today it is snowing outside. it is pretty. >> we will try again to remind ourselves ss winter. this is a storm that has a little more kick. this storm will develop ultimately into a nor'easter. it is going to get past us before that happens. we're going to have a snow that is maybe a bit more than we had on wednesday. we had roughly a half inch of snow and mostly on grassy areas. i drove through a little slush. some of the streets had a little something on them. the pavement is still warm. temperatures in many cases are above the freezing point. you see the extent of snow runs from the i-95 northward to just west of frederick. then we hit a gap for a while. west of the mountains, there is another area of snow that will come in today. there are two parts to the storm. there is the low pressure center that will ultimately become the nor'easter, and then there is a cold front coming in from the west. it is going to be a two-part thing coming in today. we are still going through part one.

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. >> and i'm kerry cavanaugh. let's go first to john collins. >> we had part one of the storm. the second part comes in this afternoon. there may be a break between the two. >> will we get snow out of this? >> it might be snow showers. i don't know if the wind will be able to settle down. there are some minor accumulations on the pavement. most of the accumulation i experienced was wet or a little slush here and there. sidewalks had light coverage on them this morning. there could be a few slippery spots. you see part one of the storm through us now. once you get south of i-95, a little more rain is mixed in with this first part coming through here. here is baltimore here. now, out to the west, just coming into western maryland now is part two. that's ahead of the cold front. that air will get colder as it is moving in. it is more likely to be snow showers. we'll see another minor accumulation with that. we'll talk to you about how much snow and how windy it gets and how cold it gets coming up. stick around. >> thanks, john. >> if you are making weekend plans, futurecast will s