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the agencies and the community base agencies and the youth and violence prevention agencies that deanna is heading up in our office and paul and the others working hard at doing this, but again we ask for everybody's help. if you really are concerned or see anything that we need to get done please let us know possible public and private side. i also want to complement our private sector. i was there at the building operations, owners, manager's association just yesterday and when we called out for san francisco orange pride week gosh we got a lot of volunteers and that enthese yusm has helped and even larry baer said "i can't believe the number of buildings and the opera hall and the ferry building and the private buildings and coit tower and voluntarily celebrated with us, so that is incredible unity in the city. moving to another topic because we will cover these later i wanted to make sure i mentioned that within these last few months through the cooperation of our city administrator naomi kelly we have appointed a manager of the caps program, and of course that is the community acti

the defense seems to be focusing on deanna barnes, the older sister who was looking after phylicia. dena should be called as a witness next week. brian kuebler, abc2 news. >>> we have new development unless the misconduct trial of anne arundel county executive john leopold. one charge was dropped and the judge said the second misconduct charge should be thrown out since the state didn't prove theft of campaign signs. leopold is now facing three counts of misconduct and one count of fraud for misusing county dollars. he tried to nail down the question -- did leopold have bad judgment or did he abuse his powers. >> throughout the week constantly showing his lack of discretion and use of the security staff. >> the disefs called its first witness this afternoon. a doctor who performed back surgery on leopold. cheryl conner will have more coming up on abc2 news at 6:00. >>> now to the latest over the continuing debate over gun control. senator diane feinstein laid out the plan. vice-president joe biden focused more on the background check provision of the president's plan. >> these weapo

beau, a government contractor, and deanna, an office worker, make a combined income of about $60,000. without a deal, their income taxes will rise by roughly $2,400 a year. on top of that, like everyone else earning $110,000 or less, they'll pay higher payroll taxes to pay for social security. with or without a deal, those are set to go up across the board by 2%. and for the martins, that means they'll pay an additional $1,200 a year. income and payroll tax increases combined, the martins are looking at an additional $3,600 in 2013. and it doesn't stop there. without a deal, feeding their 2-month-old baby daughter, grace, could cost the martins a lot more, too. every american faces the potential for a huge jump in milk prices. the farm bill has stalled, and subsidies have been rolled back. without a deal securing that help for farmers, the price of a gallon of milk could shoot up to almost $7 a gallon. families paying the price at the grocery store. >> very alarming numbers here. bianna is here. what do you suppose is going to happen tomorrow? what are your people telling you? >> repo

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your work is honest and humble and detailed and particularly i've noticed when i'm talking about deannase of every detail counting, then you become obsessed with it and you're making a barrier. you have to be more and more and more as you are all the time, watching and listening and then something will come through. and what you're doing, whatever you think the direction has taken then something happens. >> rose: frequently. and you never know. >> and that's exactly the same. >> rose: there is no road map. >> no. >> rose: and it's exploring and feeling and you go back there and it comes back to you and you go back there and it comes back to you and out of all that becomes -- like you an me, an actor is a human become who gradually manages to work through his hangups, exhibitionism to work through it to become more and more transparent so that can come through. >> rose: you said of paul scofield when he died, he was one of the first actors of consequence that i worked with and the understanding between us was so great that we needed very little discussion. we just understood one another

. >> deanna durante, a reporter for wcau, gets an e-mail from one of her police sources about a man runningaked down a hallway in an apartment building. >> he said, hey, can you help us out, put these surveillance pictures on tv? >> police are concerned that because the suspect is nude the crime may be of a sexual nature. and because the incident happens at an off-campus housing site where a few students from a nearby university live, the police are eager to unravel the mystery. >> we tried to keep the serious tone because he broke into an apartment where single young women live. they didn't know, were they dealing with someone who has a sexual predator background or were they dealing with just some kook they didn't know. >> so not only do the police release the surveillance tape to the media but they post it on the internet. and with a quick click of the mouth this invader's bare essentials debut around the world. >> he was able to walk right into the front door. at the time he's not dressed like you would expect an adult man to be dressed at 4:00 on a friday afternoon. >> the suspect trie