. >> the jurors sent questions to judge david ross on monday. they wanted to know how many guns were used in the robbery, how many guns were involved, and if jerome williams had a gun in the bar. we know the weapons used in september 2008 murder of former city council member can harass and the robbery of the new haven lounge were never recovered. judge david ross told the jurors they have heard and seen all the evidence and to base their verdict on that evidence. >> it did not concern me because the videotape clearly showed that whoever is alleged to be my client inside the bar was unharmed. i'm confident when they review the video tomorrow they will answer their own questions. >> gary collins, and jerome williams, and charles mcganey of face murder charges. they are hoping that jurors will agree that surveillance video and dna evidence investigators found on latex gloves and a bandana will prove the three and committed the crime. >> is tough. you are not sure if one juror asked the question or if it was a consensus. i agree that it does seem to

david ross, the judge, told jurors to keep going. thursday, deliberations continued. jurors sent no questions to the judge and did not indicate whether they were still stuck for moving forward. >> i would of thought they would be sending notes with the same statement. but since it did not do that, we are optimistic. >> i do not know what they're doing back there. obviously, they're taking their time. i think that is great. i appreciate that. question jurors are going over 50 pieces of evidence -- >> the jurors are going over 50 pieces of evidence. the jury must decide 29 charges for each defendant. mclliams, collins, and bik geney committed a robbery and kenneth harris was shot in the upper back. defense tried to create doubt, claiming the police investigation was flawed. while dna of williams was found by a mask and dna from all three of them were found on bandanas and gloves were located near the robbery scene, no witness tie them to the shooting of paris or the armed robbery of a nightclub. >> my defendant is excited. he wants to get this over. i am in this edition

judge david ross told them to continue trying to reach their verdict.urors are reviewing more than 50 pieces of evidence and three weeks of testimony. for each defendant, the jury must decide 29 charges. according to the prosecution's case, williams, calls, and mckinney conspired to commit the arm robbery in 2008. in the commission of that crime, former baltimore city councilman ken harris was shot as he tried to flee. he made it to his car, but crashed moments after being shot in the back. the defense claims the police investigation was flawed. dna from the defendants were found on bandanas and los police located not far from the robbery scene durin. >> my client is nervous, excited, and wants to get this over. i am in the same position. i am glad they're taking as much as they are, going through everything. i am just hoping for a quicker resolution than a long resolution to this verdict. >> jurors will be back again tomorrow to continue deliberating. >> a scathing report -- hannah wheeling was found beaten and choked to death outside of the facility b

judge david ross told the jurors that they have heard and seen all the evidence and they have to base their verdict on that evidence. the jury has plenty of evidence to consider. jerome williams, charles mcganey, and collins are on trial for the 2008 murder of former city councilman member ken harris. jurors had the opportunity to again give pictures of the car can harris was driving, surveillance video in the shopping center, and video taken inside the jazz club. witnesses to the shooting and robbery were unable to identify the suspects who prosecutors say use the gloves to not use -- to not leave fingerprints. they provided dna evidence hoping to convince them the men on trial committed the crime. they found gloves and a bandana not far from the crime which in -- implicates them in the crime. the defense tried to show them police did not go far enough in the investigation and that the real perpetrators were not arrested. they urged the jury not to convict the wrong people. the jury has gone home for today. they will be back tomorrow to continue their deliberations. reporting live fr

and first off, david, we heard brian ross report on this intelligence days ago. so, the big question tonight, why the alert now from the administration? >> reporter: you know, i asked the administration that question, they said, it's a fair question. really, the reason is, there is no new threat information that led to the alert. instead, the white house says it's the trend, the amount of intelligence that's been coming in over the past several weeks, david. >> and david, the wording here, we pointed out how broad it is, a possible attack across europe. did the administration address this? >> reporter: they did. the state department had some very specific suggestions. we'll have that for you in a moment. but first, a little bit more on why now. tonight's travel alert comes after weeks of discussions at the white house and in the intelligence community. while officials say nothing new has come to light in recent days, the alert is prudent, because the europeans have alerted their people and the cumulative effect of the intelligence. experts say in this political c

part of a preview of today's material and ross column ,,,,,, david harmer wrote an education plan titledolish the public schools." he even called our schools "insidious" and "socialism." as families struggle to raise their kids, to provide a good education, harmer bragged, "we can design a plan to dismantle them." david harmer is just too radical. we need jerry mcnerney. protecting local schools from devastating cuts. endorsed for his "independence" by the contra costa times, stockton record, and our local teachers. i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message. recently tested automatic dishwashing detergents. they rated finish quantum number 1, beating cascade. try finish quantum for amazing clean and shine. satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. this is what it looked like >>> one of the world's most active volcanos is at it again in indonesia. this is what it looked like early today at mount maripi which translates to fire mountain it erupted for 46 minutes sending a plume of ash into the air a mile high. it erupted earlier this week as well killing nearly 40 people, thousands

david cameron. the plot sent shock waves worldwide because it went undetected. brian ross has the latest from zblrk of the two packages sent to chicago from yemen one was shipped by fed ex and the other by ups through england. authorities north of london seized a larges box with a printer, loaded with a pound of white powder. they say it was an explosive compound and was somehow detonated by a cell phone. >> they were larger than that. bird boxes in terms of size. we don't know yet how they were intended to be activated. >> officials believe the powder may be the home made petn. used by the shoe bomber and underwear bomber. a few ounces can cause huge damage as seen in this demonstration. f.b.i. agents warned the centers to be on the alert as possible targets of al-qaeda. >> the american people should be confident that we will not waver in our efforts to route out extremism in all its form. >> 11 other shipments from yemen stopped yesterday proved to be harmless and authorities think they have contained the plot. >> back here in the bay area, a world series win in four gam

ross do it again? his amazing journey is coming up. ,,,, david harmer wrote an education plan titled "abolish the public schools." he even called our schools "insidious" and "socialism." as families struggle to raise their kids, to provide a good education, harmer bragged, "we can design a plan to dismantle them." david harmer is just too radical. we need jerry mcnerney. protecting local schools from devastating cuts. he's a moderate, endorsed by the stockton record, the independent, and our local teachers. i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message. sweden, and scandinavia is drink >>> if you a fan of the late sig larson and the trilogy and then you think all they do in scandinavia is drink coffee and eat sandwiches. two men are here to share a different story and dr. kim is here to share their story. >> reporter: a chef and a scientist have teamed up to create the nordic version of the mediterranean diet. the hope to get inactive overweight individuals on the way to health by eating the right foods. the san francisco ferry building is home it a vibrant thriving farmer's market, a paradise for foo

this recognition, and particularly ross, who takes my calls and is there all the time when we need him. his support has really helped our corridor come around. davidologizes for not being here. in the restaurant business, you would rather have me here than him so that food can be s erved. we take pride in our community. we live there. our business is there. particularly our youth is important. david has created culinary programs and jobs programs to show them the opportunities in hospitality. a lot of kids do not know the opportunities that are there. we have been able to open up our doors and show them that. thank you for this recognition. we made three years yesterday and we are really happy. [applause] president chiu: our next commendation will be presented by our supervisor from district 8. supervisor dufty: speaking to the difficulties of the restaurant business, joe kowall is not able to be with us because he is having our -- is having his brain snaked and two of his servers are about six 00 gu -- is having his drain snake and two of his served ands are out sick. it is won

ross, abc news, new york. >>> american tourists in britain appear to be paying attention to the state department's warning to be extra cautious. davidday talking to visitors in london. >> reporter: here in london, the invisible surveillance. american tourists heeding the state department warning and keeping a close watch over what's around them. >> that is the same -- >> reporter: the maxwells from chicago left one site in london after noticing a suspicious man. >> carrying a bag. we kind of hurried on. >> reporter: so you've been looking around? >> yes. >> reporter: this couple from phoenix lined up for the tower of london. even with so many historic sites now in the headlines. one of them was the tower of london. you went here today. >> yes. >> reporter: so it didn't stop you? >> no. >> reporter: at buckingham palace, there were still crowds. in paris, a similar picture outside the eiffel tower. tourists even after the tower was evacuated again last week. in germany, crowds in front of the brandenburgh gate. americans are encouraged to let embassies know they're coming. authorities told us they've seen a significant spike. sunday

ross, abc news, new york. >>> and if intelligence agents have been aware of the threat for weeks, why did the government wait to issue the terror advisory? with the state department's timing here's davider: travel alert comes after weeks of discussions at the white house and in the intelligence community. while officials say nothing new has come to light in recent days, the alert is prudent because the europeans have alerted their people and the cumulative effect of the intelligence. experts say in this political climate in which some are ready to blame the government for any attack, the alert makes sense. >> you're not interfering with their lives, and in today's political realities in the united states, the executive branch simply doesn't have much choice. >> reporter: this is an alert, not a warning, the highest level of cautioning. >> i'm sure they're not warning us if they don't have any chatter going on. >> reporter: here's the advice from the state department. if you do plan to travel, register with the american embassy. avoid public demonstrations. don't talk about your travel plans if you can be overheard and stay away from unattended packages. but should you cancel a trip? >