in boxing derek the british heavyweights license was brought in march are his public role with david haye has little chance will see him in the ring again though robert danin caught up with him here in moscow. he's sure his boxing skills in the ring becoming the british heavyweight champion in twenty turn but more recently we've seen him out of control out of the ring pulling his controversial pre-fight slur of bitterly can score and spitting in the younger brother space the image of the bad boy has caused derek to soar on his career the twenty eight year old had his professional license withdrawn by the british boxing board of control this march at the last straw press conference brawl with david haye silwood me if you do it all will through the pressure all rounder world from world cup. told move forward fight it goes for me. i do because i enjoy the most and. unfortunately true stories no longer allowed to george being a professional boxer and we might get a first here in your role of books in alice. books that's probably. going for oil. money. being a good use in form of. part of the

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boxing's bad boy derek zorra says he enjoyed his public brought with david haye the other instance or just or lose his british boxing license in march and he may never fight again but in an exclusive interview with r.t. the british heavyweight said he had a few regrets bearing. the brunt of. the way. he's shown his boxing skills in the ring becoming the british heavyweight champion in twenty jan but more recently we've seen him out of control out of the ring pulling his controversial pre-fight slip off the telly. and spitting in the younger brother space the image of the sport's bad boy has caused derek to soar on his career the twenty eight year old had his professional license withdrawn by the british boxing board of control this march after the last straw press conference brawl with david haye so what made you do it all going through the pressure rangar was. oh i don't know where you qualified it goes for me. because i'm doing. unfortunately stories no longer allowed to jordin a professional boxer and we might be the first to hear it in your role of bucks an analyst clarify. someth

david hayes walked into the pnc bank on what spring road and demanded cash. 11 news broke the news yesterday during the 5:00 hour. an aviation unit track ped hayes' vehicle. authorities apprehended him less than 30 minutes later. new charges have been filed against a city police executive accused of using her daughter to get a big break on our grocery bill. mr. been a theft and conspiracy charges were filed against darlene early. she was allegedly caught by a security guard paying $100 for a bill that should have been $400. her daughter, a clerk in the store, is also charged. in anne arundel county teacher is facing 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to having sexual relations with students on and off campus. jeffrey sears excepted and alford plea this afternoon. he was teaching english when he had numeral and counters with the three students, two during and after school hours. on two occasions, he drove to a student body home. not guilty -- that verdict from the jury today in the hit and run trial of rubin dunn. prosecutors claimed last june he was behind the wheel of a car that hit a

now boxing's bad boy derek just orate says he enjoyed his public problem with david haye the audience are sorted so at least his british boxing license in march he may never fight again but in an exclusive interview with r.t. the heavyweight had few regrets. instead of the most. he's sure his boxing skills in the ring becoming the bridge to nowhere in twenty jan but more recently we've seen him out of control out of the ring pulling his controversial pre-fight slip off the telly and spitting in the young klitschko brothers face the michalis bad boy has caused their just sore on his career the twenty eight year old had his professional license withdrawn by the british boxing board of control this march after the last straw press conference brawl with david hague so what made you do it all with two zero and pressure all rounder while from the hope of being told you why i will fight it was for me more for me. because i enjoy my motion and. unfortunately stories no longer allowed to enjoy doing this professionally boxer and we might be the first here see him in your role of bucks an hour

the british boxing board of control this march after the last straw press conference brawl with david haye still what made you do it all will susie essman pressure all rounder almost hopeless. oh i don't know maybe four or five for me. unfortunately she sorries no longer allowed king george being a professional boxer or feral might be the first you hear him in your role of bucks an analyst. for oil. money. if your pocket. come. through. all. of this. and while many still wonder why one of the most anticipated belts of recent years and the weather versus what you know is yet to happen the stories sure know will. be women for people to photo room. was pointless. but some might think running across that as it is a bit pointless to you but for taking part in the issue is the samples marathon it is the ultimate test of insurance and there are two competitors no one can catch in this at the moment the men's leader is more of p.t. he took his third victory from his many stages on choose day finishing the thirty five kilometer route in southern iraq into our was thirty five minutes. while chris is

police say david hayes walked into forest spring nurs and demanded cash. an aviation unit tracked hayes' unit. police were able to apprehend hayes near the boston market road. >> new charges filed against a city police detective used -- accused of stealing water. misdemeanor charges were -- she was aledly caught paying $100 for a food bill that should have been $400. early's daughter was the clerk in the store that rang her up at the time and she is also charged. >> an anne arundel county teacher is pleading guilty to having sexual relations with a student both on and off campus. jeffrey sears accepted an alford plea yesterday. he was teaching english when he had numerous encounters with three students. sears will be zensed at the end of the month. >> "not guilty." that's the verdict in the hit-and-run trial in the trial of ruben dunn. prosecutors claimed dunn was behind the wheel of a car that hit and killed two people as they crossed mlk boulevard. jurors told 11 news there was not enough evidence to convict. it was an emotional day for the families of t

police say david hayes walked into the pnc bank and demanded cash. an aviation uneilt tracked hayes' vehicle. authorities were able to an mend hayes less than 30 minutes later. >> new charges have been filed against the city police detect accused of using her own daughter to get a big break on her grocery bill. misdemeanor theft and conspiracy charges were charged against darla early. she paid $1 oh, 100 for a food bill that should have cost $400. her daughter was the food clerk that rang her up and she's also charged. >> 10 years after pleading guilty to having sexual relations with students on and off campus. jeffrey sears was teaching english at glen burnie high school when he had numerous encounters with three incidents. during and after school hours. on one occasion he drove to a student's house. sears will be sentenced at the end of the month. >> not guilty is the verdict of the jury in the hit-and-run trial of ruben dunn. prosecutors claimed last june dunn was behind the wheel of a car that killed a 15-year-old and a 16-year-old as they crosse

david hayes is charged with robbery and theft after police say he walked into the pnc bank in forestville and demanded cash. it was breaking news yesterday. an aviation unit tracked his vehicle. state police set up a perimeter on the ground. authorities were able to apprehend him near the walmart on bellaire road less than 30 minutes later. >> fire investigators are trying to figure off -- out what some of the blaze last night and destroyed three homes. it broke out thursday night. two of the damaged homes were vacant. the third was occupied. everyone did get out safely. investigators say the fire started in the vacant building but they're not sure how. >> a beautiful spring day across the mid-atlantic region, bright sunshine and blue skies, low humidity. the problem is it is very dry with the wind increasing. the fire threat may come back. 66 downtown. statewide, temperatures are comfortable. it is chilly at the coast. in the mountains, temperatures are in the 50's. everyone else is in the 60's. tomorrow, a high risk of severe storms through kansas into oklahoma and texas. the unsettled

police say david hayes walked into the pnc bank and demanded cash. an aviation unit tracked his vehicle while state police helped set up a watch on the prim terg on the grounds. they were able to an henhend him 30 minutes later. >> a woman accused of using her daughter to get a break on her grocery bill. misdemeanor theft and conspiracy charges were charged against detective early. she was caught by a security guard at the northeast baltimore grocery store paying $100 for a food bill that should have been $400. early's daughter, the clerk in the store, is also charged. >> the time is 9:07. this place is going to the dogs. dr. kim hammond is going to answer your pet questions. >> and remembering the unthinkable ship. the sunken treasure 100 years later. >> stormy weather out. some of those clouds ahead. the insta-weather plus forecast a- >> here's a view of the radar and the satellite. we have high pressure coming overhead. this all gets hung up in the mountains and dissipates. the mountains have a higher chance of getting a shower than we do. tonight

. >>> harford county police waste no time arresting a bank robbery suspect. 28-year-old david hayes is charged with robbery and theft, after police say he held up a pnc bank in forest hill. officers tracked him down quickly, arrested him near the wal-mart in fallston. he's being held on $1 million bond. >>> under the ax. millions of dollars in state budget cuts take effect july 1st, unless the general assembly agrees on a plan to raise taxes. wjz is live. political reporter pat warren has more on maryland's doomsday budget. >> governor o'malley is now saying he'll meet with the leaders of the house and senate in the next few days. and in that meeting, one of the topics they may discuss is expanded gambling, which became an issue in the last days of the general assembly. >> reporter: on sine die, efforts to reach compromise, turned dicey. >> i'm fairly ambivalent that when it comes to gambling. >> the house and senate agreed to compromise on the tax hike. but the house also agreed to consider a bill to expand casino gambling. >> we have five sites in our state now. should we have six? o

we're told david hayes walked into the pnc bank on rock hills road and demanded cash.erimeter on the ground. authorities were able to apprehend hayes near the fallston wall walmart >> a few high, thin clouds moving in, but a fair weather day. all the stormy weather off to our southwest. really strong storms in oklahoma. we'll see some of these clouds blowing overhead today. but this rain primarily will be going to the north. by evening, something may slip by, at least in the northern tier of counties along our area. we start temperatures out primarily in the 40's and wind up in the 70's today. roughly 70 degrees warmer than yesterday. we add another 10 degrees. partly cloudy our forecast. 70 to 75 the high. southwest winds at 8 to 15 miles per hour. as i mentioned, add another 10 degrees on sunday and monday with partly cloudy skies. both days in the mid 80's. morning lows in the 50's. this is summertime weather. we are not threaltening any weather. by tuesday and wednesday, we have a higher chance for rain. >> thanks, john. thank you for joining us. we're back in 25 m

they say david hayes entered the badge g, demanded cash and then took off.ellaire road. he is being held and robbery and theft charges this morning. >>> today three baltimore county children are safe after a door to dare sales man saves them from a house fire, chris owasn't was giving a sales pitch at a home on quaker ridge road in timonium when he noticed smoke and flames coming from the home on the street, that is when he banked on the door and helped the three children inside get out safely. police are still investigating the cause of that fire. >>> police are looking for the person responsible for the fire. investigators say an arsonist started the fire near two sheds and it spread to the roof and the roof collapsed. there is a 2 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the personal responsible. >>> a ribbon consulting on ins the doors to a new era for world renowned johns hopkins hospital, with numerous dignitaries on hand they opened a brand new start of the art hospital. the new building has 560 private rooms 33 operating

in other parts of the world, through the interagency effort which is led by david hayes, the united states government under president obama's direction is closely coordinating its energy permitting activities in alaska. this has been to a good result. we are working to deploy a new system for processing drilling permits on the land. we expect to reduce permitting times by two thirds. we expect to reduce permitting times by two thirds. this is a calming and common theme to all of us. tackling this problem head on, eating the problem done right and moving on to the next challenge. we know that there are other challenges ahead. offshore energy development in the united states, on short end of the many we have brought into place. and the last area where we spend significant amounts of time is in the renewable energy world. as of early 2009, when i first came to the department of the interior on the 21st of january, not a single large-scale solar energy project had been approved for construction on the public lands of the american people. offshore, cape wind had been a disaster from day one. la

. >> chris hayes i have david plouffe coming up, i will ask him where the war on moms' room is in the layout on the west wing. this is one of those ridiculous things. everyone knows what hillary rosen meant, who is a mother herself and everyone knows that yes, having a bunch of sons is difficult, my mother could tell you that. and so, i don't think that, do you think there are any women voters out there who are fooled into thinking something that they should base their vote on is happening today in this dialog? >> yeah, i mean, we should be clear, this is substanceless. >> and chris, we will give it another five minutes. >> we have two hours on it this weekend. so -- >> right we talked about it earlier today, so. >> it's completely -- it reminds me of the lip stick on a pig comment, a fake outrage over barack obama, in that case, braik barack said it. hillary rosen is a person that said it on the television. is it because she is a democrat. should every democrat have to endorse, vouch for every statement and opinion made by every other democrat in the entire nation, that seems to be t

hayes. and mara liasson and david drucker.aster everyone. >>> and so steve, those are remarks by the president reverberate still pinging around. >> it did. i think there were three problems. tone, substance and timing. other than that was fine. >> tone the president appeared angry and that is not good posture for the president to take. and on subitance. it would not be unprecedented for the supreme court to overturn a -- and it passed by a strong majority. >> and so mara, the white house seemed to be eager to stamp out the impression that the president didn't know what he was talking about and constitutional matter and get this thing behind the president. what was the political affect? >> what the white house is trying to correct that the president was not specific enough it is not wrong for the supreme court to overturn. but when it comes to economic activity under the commerce clause. the political message, the ground is being laid for a war on the court, that liberals and the president will be making the kind argument that

part of the world through the interagency effort which is led by deputy secretary of interior david j. hayes, the united states government under president obama's specific direction is closely coordinating its energy permitting activities in alaska, and it's to a good result. and we are working to deploy a new system for processing drilling permits on blm lands. we expect to reduce permitting times by two-thirds. we expect to reduce permitting times by two-thirds. now, this is a common theme there is a common theme in all this to all of us, and that is tackling a problem head on, getting it done right and then moving on to the next challenge. because we know there are other challenges ahead. so offshore ocean energy development in the united states, onshore and the many reforms that we have brought into place. and the last area where we have spent a very significant amount of time is in the renewable energy world. as of early 2009 when i first came to the department of the interior on the 21st of january of that year not a single large-scale solar energy project had been approved for constru

hayes from the weekly standard. mara liasson of national public radio. byron york of the washington examiner and david drucker of the role call newspaper. happy easter to everyone. >> thank you. >> those remarks by the president reverberated through the whole week and are still pinging around. what about them? >> they did. there were three problems with them. the tone, the substance and timing. >> other than that they were great. >> other than that he they were just fine. he appeared try dent and angry and that is another a good posture for the president to take at least in terms of talk about the supreme court. on substance he made several mistakes. it would not be unprecedented for the supreme court to overturn such a law and wouldn't be extraordinary and it didn't pass by a strong majority in a democratically elected congress. >> the white house seemed to be eager to stamp out the impression that the president didn't know what he was talking about on a constitutional matter and try to get this thing behind the president. what what was the political effect in your judgment? >> i think what the white

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david -- out that you already church on sunday morning. i also want to note that several people in the audience, reverend freddie hayes of dallas was on a nationalboard, some of our national board numbers i want to acknowledge, reverend suzan johnson cook was on the panel. [applause] and at the end i will have a submission by my friend and colleague and co-fighter for civil rights, president of the national them of the naacp, benjamin todd jealous. standout. [applause] -- stand up speculative the closing remarks after the panel. so he will try to tie this, make sense out of this. good luck, man. [laughter] let me start by asking the panel to give me your view, the state of where media and race is today, in the sense of are we to sensationalized? are we just write? are we underreporting it? where are we, in your judgment, this day in terms of race and media coverage? let me start with you, ana. [inaudible] >> an organization represents latino journalists across the country. our main mission is to make sure that it is a fair representation of latinos in reporting in mainstream media. i think in this day and age we are still sensationalizing race b