procurador del estado, no permite que san francisco se salga del programa comunidades seguras, o s-commmm hasta su oficina en san francisco llegaron, con sus gritos y demandas...mas de cuatro manifestantes fueron detenidos por hacer disturbios, pero luego liberads liberados

procurador del estado, no permite que san francisco se salga del programa comunidades seguras, o s-comm hasta su oficina en san francisco llegaron, con sus gritos y demandas...mas de cuatro manifestantes fueron detenidos por hacer disturbios, pero luego liberads liberados el programa "comunidades seguras" permite que la informacion local de personas arrestadas o detenidas,sea compartida con inmigracion.... aunque el programa es defendido como un arma para sacar de las calles a criminales, explicaron que el efecto es que personas con faltas menores terminan en riesgo de deportacion. juan hablo de su experiencia en santa rosa. rosa. el alguacil de san francisco ha pedido no participar en el programa, pero segun estos manifestantes es el procurador jerry brown el que no ha permitido que esto ocurra....hoy su oficina dijo que junto con inmigracion, acordaron una reunion con el alguacil para discutir la solicitud, pero que este la cancelo y no ha sido reprogramada...mientras tanto siguen desafiando a brown brown pilar nino telemundo. ---gracias pilar... ---siguiendo con las campaÑas para gob

it's a good event for a lot of reasons and it's $30, they can comm out and complain to the players, maybe get a couple of handshakes and autographs. -p>> it was a good ick, joel. we are a pleading in the studio.

andre seemed confident both sides would comm to an agreement. >> i take if the vote very much about teachers saying what you arr asking us to do is so extraordinarily different than wwat we have done that we need a lot more time. >> yawn leaders are call this defeat a bump in the rrad but teachers must ccme to an agreement soon. current contract expires in two weeks. this is news at 5:30. >> thanks so much. our question of the day. should teacher pay be based on performance. just good to our web site and tell us what you think. sound off through facebook. send us a tweet at fox baltimore. text your answer to 45 2 03. a ffr yes nd b for no. and response may air tonight on the news at 10:00. >>> see more of dr. andre's comments at fox baltimore.com and click on raw news. >>> tension run high at the murder trial of dennis on trial accused of killing his wife. his fist and raised his voiced questioning tte lead detective in her disappparance. anger centered around whether happened in the parking lot of days inn where they found traisy's car even though the lead detective testified it wasn't sear

protesters say s-comm is hurting the áf the state.six were taken into custody after they refused to leave brown's office. >> we have done nothing wrong but ask that someone come speak to us about this. >> reporter: since s-comm, 1,600 people have been deported, 18 had previous convictions ranging from serious crimes to misdemeanor. >> we want to let them know if he becomes governor he has to be accountable to the people he's representing. >> reporter: only one of the ten people who were cuffed in brown's office was cited for trespassing. a meeting between the i.c.e. and the sheriff has been postponed by michael hennessey until after the november election. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson,. >>> former housekeeper at the very center of a hiring scandal involving meg whitman held another press conference today, the third one in one week. nikki diaz says that it was her idea to come guard. >> meg whitman was wrong when she said, somebody put a gun to my head. nobody did, i spoke out because i want people to know who meg wh

richard comm -- couple of comments. >> i am particularly interested in this out to reach because of things that happened in the past that could have been better copies of the policy should be distributed so we know what could be better. your the community activist should be notified about what these upcoming things were, and i thought we were going to have separate committees that would take care of this, so let's have a committee meeting that would take care of this so people can voice what they are interested in. >> the committee process is moving forward, and it is on the agenda today puree your -- today. >> let's get that defiant. -- defined. >> i want to thank you offer the additional comments richard you -- you all for the additional comments. neighborhood council really does support out of reach for policy -- outreach policy. commit to work to refine and implement the plan today as well as really reaching out and insuring of the leaders understand the policy and where they can be most effective in working with the department and showing the changes are known and can be propagated in

. >> folks comm out on out., in part, durrng the battle of fort mchenry. >> congress shall make no law.3 respect a establishment of rellgion or prohibiting the free exercise there of. >> or bridging the freedom of speech. or of the press. >> first amendment, allows uu to speak our minds. >> it is what we are. ú% freedom of peech. i feel like you can express yourself. >> you have the right to be able to speak yyur own mind. >> at towson univeesity. >> there is a fine line between what is appropriate and inappropriate. >> hitler has his own freedom of speech. i am jewish, i am against what he did. but he has his freedom of speech. >> i would draw the line. >> racism in general. %->> are there any exceptions? >> i don't know. that's a good q. >> an example is you cannot yell fire in a crowded theater because it presents danger to people around you. >> in downtown baatimore. >> soap box. >> soap box. >> you have engineered a speech to be protected. >> people practice their own freedom of speech.3 >> if you supprrss

the move comms after evidence showed lenders or their lawyerss may have started, foreclosures, withoutfying the information. >> there's another meeting %-centered around aapossible b.g.e. rate-hike. they will hold a public hearing, on the proposeddchanges, in baltimore. there was also, onn last night, and the meetings are centered gas and electric delivery ratee. woulddadd about $22 to the average electriccbill, and $32 per-year. ú%ere will be another meeting tomorrow, in annapolis. >> a third reactor may be coming to calvert cliffs. the governor met with the utility company that bought half of the operations about two years agoo %-centered around revivinggthe plans. said it was shocked when they ddcided not to move fooward, ffr its parr, the cost of the llans, needed for the expansion. too expensive. >> the bridge gets some world-wide attention. -anked number 9 on its list of the scariest bridges in the world. according to survey, some are afraid o drive, especially, in bad weather. nearly 200 feet highh >> we doo't want to be on top of that briigg, in a electric torm because, the lig

says s-comm is making the country safer. >>> plenty of action today with the giants at at&t park.yes the giants back on the field for the first time since sunday in preparation for their series against the braves. we'll have a live report coming up in sports. >>> play off fever has struck the area. >>> fans can celebrate, the team has to get ready for the national league series. game one gets under way on thursday. and joe fonzi is live tonight inside at&t park down there on the field, hey joe. >> reporter: that's right, frank. there are 30 teams in national league baseball and all by eight of them are in the play offs. the giants are back on the field after the win that clenched the national west. for the veteran, what they've done and where they are hasn't quite sunk. >> you spray the champane after you're done. once you finally have that day to reflect on it and wake up from the hang over -- just kidding -- you kind of realize what just happened and this is real and it's -- you cherish it man. >> i think zito said it best. a couple of guys said, make sure you enjoy this because

it's a good event for a lot of reasons and it's $30, they can comm out and complain to the players, maybeple of handshakes and autographs. -p>> it was a good ick, joel. we are a pleading in the studio. >> reporter: i will keep on backing up and see how much >> i think it was the ink that gave you the adrenaline. >>> put on your walkkng shoes.3 it's walk to school across the country. %-studentt hitting the pavemenn will be accompanied by mounted at takoma park, students are just 13% of students are walking to school on a regular basss, that is down from 41% in 19511 ittcomms at a time with obesity is up. >>> the real cost of healthcare reform. >> we were ppomised that it would go down. the white house says e knew alú along they would o uu. new numbers. >>> one more cool day today, we start the ttmperaturrs inn he low 500 which is not that >>> 5:41 on fox 45 early edition. it's time to getta check of our forecast for the day. meteorologist steve ter ti ferts here with a look. >>> good morning, patrice, we have a coople of light showers, ú%but eventually we will. them the sky hddradar ot sho

the water comms p in it sometimes but nothing like this driving right through the heavy water here. >he storm that dumped over a foot of rape on maryland hass6 moved out of ouu area but the skies open p over maryland 0so do the roads. megan shows us a sinking problem in severance. >> if you look outside the wwndow yesterday and you thought it was just rain, this is why it was something a little bit more. take a look at this sink hole here at severance. this is along the road where rain simply caused this to collapse in 4 to 5 feet and crews on the scene working to repair things but you can see just how significant it is. we have power lines and water main here that is bent down. úill take days for craw to fix -úthis. fortunately it is a residential area. not a lot of cars come back and forth here but again proof that that rain dangerous.. this is fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> another sink hole opens up a road in terri hall. it shut úown belaire road for several hoors this morning but now fixed. aad the road has reopenedd ichlt and see more -úfrom this week massivv rainstorm. justs to our w

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fortunately it's not a major %-it shouldnnt affect your comme ú%o bad.lenged by this much rain. joel is where roadssand peers ú%e completely covered at times. it's quiteemessy oot there. >> reporter: thess oadssare completely under. others i got to show you have some trouble. these roads are connected to bigger ones. you can see it's being pumped out this restaurant hereepumping out from the basement. can't keep up with much of it. towarr the marine a. you can see the water seepinn out on both sides of this two lane road. when two lanes of traffic are coming out of here. we hhve havinn a tough time having to drive through the water. take a look at bbd areas there, %-pier the water comiig over he docks and causing some trooble.3 thattwas the ddnger there. they were worried about how bad it wwuld get arounn the tiie of3 the high ide. it's not as bad as hurricane isabel. who did want to look at it, sightseer easy, some the roots made it -- roads made it tough the somm of the homes. the locals say they will p> when youuhave lived down here all of your life a

>>well, the, when it comms to brushing up on candidates and issues on the ballot consider this websitelifft notes version. it is a one-stop shop siteethat gives users info on elections in their state. type in maryland and get everything from recent speeches made by politician to where they get their money from. you can answer a list of questiins to determine which candidates are most like you. vote smart.org run by prooect vote smart t calls itself a doesn't accept money from anyt special interest groups. you can vote smart this november. find a link to the website by going to foxbaltimore.com/news links. i am judy kurtz, that's tonight's "word on the web". >> and get the latest on the election, ome november 2, at foxbbatimore.com/vote 2010. >> well, everyone is still amazed at the rescue of the 33 people trapped in mine in chile. >> even though they were trappee for more than two months, doctors are amazed at the health conditions. doctors checked themmout today. one miner treated for pneumonia, two dental work. and many felt anxiety. manuel is one of the rescuers, first into the mine

. >> sloppy and cool or chilly comme, too for all of us.it's not any heavy rain that's coming down. we have pockets of moderate rain throughout. that's what yowill see throughout most of today. d the bottom of your screen there, that's not the end of it. low pressure sitting around southern delaware. so showers retating up and heading to the north up around haegerstown and then down around dale city. 52 the stur right now. clarksburg and germantown, 52. high temperature, mercury is only getting 57 to 58 degrees. a little gusty. 65 wednesday with a few more showers coming through. >> l's head out and take a look on is dreary monday morning. despite the weather, no major incidents. capital beltway between tysons corner to the i-95/maryland side american legion bridge. outer loop and inner loop moving along well. we have a couple issues that popped up. new york avenue inbound new jersey avenue. northwest where the new york avenue is closed down at new jerseyecause of an accident. heads-up if you're headed in that direction. a tough morning bec

police say the violence highlights an all too comm problem. >> thank goodness it was a navy a , a knife and not a gun. this was not the first time we've seen alcohol behavior leading to conflicts that in this case led to sious injuries. >> the thirst turtle bar where the fight started is now under investigation for underage drinking and overserving of alcohol. >>> thegunman wearing a uniform opened fe on two d.c. public employee withes. one of those people is dead and the gunman has not been caught. pat collins has more on this. >> reporter: murder in the workplace. a city workplace. and a full court press by police on this one. >> these folks twoork hard to have senseless shooting take place. >> reporter: the scene, the department of public works sanitation division in brentwood. >> nothing like this should ever happen on a district of columbia government facility. >> reporter: the time, around 6:30 a.m. a time when scores of sanitation workers are reporting to their jobs. >> you never want to come to work thinking this. only two places you think you'll be se. at home and at work. you

he had a better job, if you will, at cent-comm and when the previous general pretty much imploded heall accounts he wants to be there for a year and wants to wrap this conflict up. the only way to do that is to come up with a negotiated settlement and to come up with a smaller objective, what was the objective? was it to get rid of al qaeda in afghanistan? you can do that if you make a deal with the militants and say, okay. we will give you some sort of an arrangement but get rid of al qaeda. and i've spoken with taliban leaders saying they're willing to do that. you just have to find a consensus and find a way that gets everyone on board. >> how far along are these talks and how involved is the united states? >> the talks are probably not as far along as "the washington post" implied today but they're pretty far along. the taliban is a divided organization. and i've spoke within senior u.s. military intelligence officials and they say that the top leadership of the taliban living in pakistan want a deal. they want to go home. they've had enough of this. they're losing control of the

. >> tom, we got to go but we will check more with you when the sun comms up o hear more and seeú more for more information log oo to foxbaltimore..om//orning. take a look right now. goll t a dry scan across thh region. it will continue to look that way crrss the holiday weekend. you might want to do. ttke a look at the temperattre, 55 eerees at the nner harbor.3 clear skies and winds much of a factor, 54 relative humidity anú the arometer is rrsing as the high pressure moves in. 54 degrees in d.c. and 51 in salisbury. hagerstoow is 41 degrees there. but the ttmperatures will warm up probably moss tt westtandú high pressure building over the region will be the reason why we will get plenty of sunshine and also less thanty of warmmrs temperatures through he weekend. that suushinn ii not going anywhere as yoo can see. it's staying right there. it's going to be taying over our region for the weekend. sunny, here is how warm it's going to get today. %-eastern shore, with a northwes wiid at 5515 miles per hour. sunny through the cennral part of he state where we climb to 75 egrees for the h

but we also look at some less comm common. the fear of body odor. we all have that, right? a fun look i monday's kids post at some of those lesser known fears that you might have. >> i have a fear of rodents. >> i share that one. >> and now a pumpkin pie lover's dream come true. this is a perfect time for pumpkin pie, too. >> well, in wednesd's kids post we look at halloween themed guinness book of world records including the world's largest pumpkin pie. thisie measus 21 feet across and so the real question is, how do you get the whipped cream all the way around. >> and how many forks can i eat with? tracy gran thanks so much as always. for fun family activities visit mbswashington.com or washingtonpost.com. that is kids post this eke. i'm eun yang. >>> well, it's been a pretty good weekendf you're a fan of local sports teams and you're t chuck bell and your favorite team got crushed by the missouri tigers. hakem dermish has highghts from a busy day of hockey and college football. >>> good morning, everyone. we're talking hockey. the capitals hosting the atlanta thrashers l

early this month, a whole new command, cyber comm, w set up to dend e mility's networks. bill lynn is heading up the pentagon's cyber security efforts. he writes about all of this in the current issue of "foreign affairs" magazine. i'm pleased to have him here at this table for the first time lcome. >> tnk you. >> rose: take know 2008 and what haened. >> well, in 2008, a piece of mall ware was picked up on a thumb drive and that thumb drive was in our uncssified networks t someone in the middle east, one of our service members, probably, transferred it to the classifi nwork and it brght at mware tt comper virus, on to our classified networks. up until that point, we didt think that could happen. weid not think our classified networks could be compromised. but they were in this case. so is wa real wakeup call for thkind of threats that cyber... tt you could find in the cyber world. ansincthen we've tried t ta furer measures to y and fendur milary nworks because they're the y to our conventional military superiority. >> rose: help us understand what the threat might be and

clear, dry, comm.pacific you see all of these clouds a series of storms systems making a beeline for the bay area, to-make it play a lot road or forecast. it could funnel into our area as we head towards the weekend. we are expected to can see it hayrack hang around for weekend. as we head towards 7:00 hour we can see it that the net. still keeping far in the picture into the afternoon today said of them along the coast sunset once again will be stocked in a fraud. downtown san francisco some bricks of sunshine into the afternoon, currently temperatures into the 40's. napa 51 degrees for san francisco, temperatures and to the mid-50s. afternoon highs will bring as temperatures in the mid-50s. 63 in downtown san francisco that is a little cooler them are wary yesterday for the most but temperatures was as tanyard in the '60s, '70s warmer scrub 76 for livermore, antioch. we'll stand in the '50s. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. is a fairly active one, a chance of rain into the picture for tom

cox's -- the attorney general's office saddam hussein comme-- attorney general's office has commentedill be. all we know he's not at work today. >> at this point he has disappeared. what else have we been getting from the attorney general who came on air here at cnn who defended shirvell's right to that first amendment speech. has he come out and changed his mind in any form or fashion as far as disciplinary action against shirvell? >> his office has said there will be some sort of disciplinary hearing once shirvell comes back to work. exactly what that is, it's unclear. in a radio appearance this morning, mr. cox still continued to defend andrew shirvell's ability to say what he wanted to say while also decrying, saying he was an internet bully and he was picking on the student. i think some of the new stuff from mr. cox this morning was he was talking about how andrew shirvell was showing up at chris armstrong, the student body president's house at 1:00, 1:30 in the morning to picket ape take pictures and do stuff like that. >> what else for our viewers -- is there anything else we

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here comms all of that sunshine that we look forward to eejoying all the weekknd. one more cool day here, maybe a shhwer here and there and hen a terrific looking weekend with the temperatures in the low 70s and lots of sunshine. the next channe of showers doesn't come again until tuesday. track edge. lauren, good morniig. >> reporter: good morning,,3 we are dealing with a little bit of rain across the reggon, but it's not having an effect on the commute. we're looking at high speeds along the frederick road checking in and taaing a live look. you will notice cars are moving you're lookinn aa a speed of3 56 mills per hour along thh it will remaan clear from 795 to that stretch is going to take you 11 minutes. there yyu're looking at an no problems to talk about from 95 to 83, that is going to take you 11 minutes. in thereeyou're looking at an average speed of 53 miles per hour. and there's no problems to repprt on the northeast corridor of 95, from whitemarsh to the beltway.ú you're looking at a 4-minute trip with an average speed of 54 miles per hour. that's a loo

>> i know i can comm up with my own cathedral, i'm pretty sure. >> i save eeerything. >> all cleaning got toodeal with a due showers and thunderstorms and milddtemperatures all the way throogh thursday in the 70s. a chance of showers not just today but aaso wednesday. >> but it does dry out.ú we look forward to a lot of sunshine for the week. cooler temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s for the weekend. >>> if you want to own a piece of twilight universal without having to become a vampire. it's twilight week here on fox 45. we're giving autographed twilight posters, and dvds and clothing.3ú to qualify yyu have o be the teege calle10th caller at (410)481-4545. you will get twilight and way to lit 2 on dvv. >> you're not disqualified if you're a vampire, though? >> vampires can apply s well. >> see you tomorrow.

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my friend emily and her dad built something called evergreen comms, which was a center for not theelderlyults. >> what can you do? >> you can do anything. you can learn to paint, you can learn to sew. you can do your taxes, learn to swim. hot meals. 400 people th take care of there. with 700 volunteers to make it work. never had government funding. always been from the private sector. frank and i went to help them raise money. we raised $650,000, and most of it came from auctioning you off. you are so big in holland. i hope you don't mind, but i auctioned you. >> some people are coming to visit the "today" show. and we're going to take them to lunch. we went for almost $135,000, baby. >> yes, yes. >> oh! >> we better dress up. >> yes, we look forward to that. here's the thing, there's so much bad new, then go to a place like at. a lot of good news and a lot of work being done by amazing people. and frank had to go immediately to meawlands. it was honored again. the ring of honor. we're exhausted. tonight i'll be at christoer and dana reed foundation for broadway. then i'm collapsing. >> i