step inside, the judge said he will sentence dwyer to a year in jail. >> reporter: well, dwyer will be allowed to serve 60 days on weekends. and that will begin next month. he must also continue using an alcohol sensor tied to his car's emission. >> as to his political future, dwyer's populars -- lawyers say he plan to continue serving out his term as a delegate to anne arundel county. >>> of course brisk fall day in anne arundel. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. meteorologist tim williams is at the silvern arboretum. but we begin with tim -- bob turk. >> we didn't get quite as cold as forecasted. tonight, we might. might just get that. we're at 53 degrees around here. to the west of us, out in western maryland. oakland, stuck 82 degrees once again. they have been 30, 32. [ no audio ] >> well, we're here at the civilern arboretum. we did not hit any records last night. 36 degrees, roughly, is where we got down to in the city. but we do have frost and freeze warnings in effect again for tonight. it's going to be chilly tonight. this could be again, the coldest night of t

seven people, including dwyer, were injured in that crash.wyer admitted to having a blood alcohol level of.20. that's two-and-a-half times the legal limit. back in august, almost exactly one year after that boat crashed, he was stopped for drunk driving on route 100 near pasadena. dwyer will serve those 60 days consecutively in jail on weekends. the sentence is set to start on november 9th. jessica. >> mary, thank you. dwyer was also placed on three years' probation. any violation, and he will go to jail for a year. wjz is in court for the sentencing. we'll bring you reaction today at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >>> and we have more breaking news to tell you about regarding this week's shooting of a howard county police officer. 29-year-old steven stephen prather is out of the hospital and formally charged with allegedly shooting officer stephen houk. houk was shot wednesday afternoon responding to calls about prather walking along washington boulevard in laurel with a gun. houk is recovering. prather is wounded in that gun battle. he faces a host o

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dwyer will serve on weekends. >> as this political future, dwyer's lawyers are saying he continues to serving out his term. >>> 57-year-old phillip nolan junior died at a scene on friday morning. a car traveling west in king county. lost controlled and trapped into a garage. he was hired from the state police in 2005 as a sergeant after serving 22 years. there are two suspects involved in the crash. >>> crack downs on the road. state troopers are on the lookout for drivers who relate the move over law. this is after several of their own were injured by drivers who didn't make room. meghan mccorkell with more. >> reporter: good morning. earlier this month, trooper jacqueline cline was hit by a car and nearly killed assisting another trooper on the side of the road. along side of route 100, cline was struck by a -- car and thrown into the air. cameras captured the near death experience of david in september of 2112. >> i have been hit by a car. >> reporter: both troopers nearly killed by drivers in violation of the move over law. now, state police are cracking down. >> that vehicle is i

the judge said he will sentence dwyer to a year in jail. >> reporter: well, dwyer will be allowed to serve his 60 days on weekends, beginning next mont. and he must also continue using an alcohol sensor tied into his ignition. >>> as for his political future, his lawyer says he plans to continue serving out his term as a delegate to anne arundel county. >>> for the second straight day, the democratic governor tackles issues about attending a party where underaged drinking may have occurred. hi, pat. >> hi, kai. and you're absolutely right. it is the second day. and today the important thing is, doug gansler is trying to steer this away from the field of politics and more into the realm of parental responsibility. >> reporter: attorney general doug gansler, pictured at this teenage party, where underaged drinking may have been going on, triggered a firestorm of questions about what he should have done. what he did do was speak to his son ask leave. >> how do you react? what's the appropriate thing to do in that situation, where there's 19, 20-year-old kids that are having fun, having

. >>> anne arundel county delegate, don dwyer is sentenced for two arrests. alex demetrick was in court. >> reporter: when geligate don dwyer's boat clicked with another in 2012, people were hurt, including broken downs and a concussion to a 5-year- old girl and her 7-year-old brother. >> it was true. >> reporter: and this past august on route 100, he was pulled over for drinking and driving. today in court, 30 days in jail for each conviction. 60 days behind bars. >> bare minimum of a sentence. >> reporter: mark was piloting the other boat and his grandchildren, and in court, don dwyer's lawyers said it was carbon's fault. >> speed, to be drunk and not even be watching where you were going. seems to be a crime. >> it would be nice for him to acknowledge and apologize, instead of denying acknowledge what's happening. >> once you are willing ag admit you are an alcoholic, it is thought something that goes away. >> don dwyer's efforts to do that, kept his jail time down. >> she took the judge's words and put them into action, remaining that he is sober. >> for

. >>> maryland state delegate don dwyer is recovering after a car accident in pasadena. according to police another driver caused the crash while turning at a red light. no one was seriously hurt. just last week dwyer was sentenced to 60 days in jail for dui in august and boating under the influence that led to injuring seven. >>> another correctional officer admitted to helping a prison gang smuggle drugs. ron matz is in the news room with the latest on this. >> reporter: good afternoon. this is the 7th officer to plead guilty. 13 officers are accused of work being the black guerilla family gang. 26-year-old kimberly dennis is the latest to plead guilty. she worked at the jail for 7 years and admits she smuggled marijuana, tobacco and prescription pills into the facility. she is faces a maximum of 20 years at sentencing in january. >> thank you. earlier this year a federal gray indicted 25 people in this case, 13 correctional officers. >>> we're learning more about a murder/suicide. christopher robinson killed his exgirlfriend marine heart minute and andrew hoffman at h

. >>> dwyer is recovering after a car crash. it happened this morning in pasadena. police say a car ran a red light and struck his car. neither driver was seriously hurt. last week, dwyer was sentenced to 60 days in jail for driving and boating under the influence. >>> the controversy involving maryland attorney general doug gensler and a high school beach house party is giving them an unwanted reputation. now, the beach town is giving students a warning about partying unsupervised. >> should have assumed that there was drinking. >> reporter: maryland attorney general doug gansler is taking the heat from a picture showing him at a packed teen party where witnesses say there was underage drinking. the town of south bethany delaware where it happened wants more parents feeling the fire, issuing a frank statement about teenage revellers, saying many of the incidents that occurred were poor or absent supervision by parents. parents often rent the homes and disappear from the scene, leaving teenagers to fend for themselves. don henretti, a former high school teacher who

dwyer was sentenced on both charges. the judge gave him 30 days for each. total of 60 served on weekends beginning next month. dwyer will spend weekends during next year's general assembly behind bars instead of behind a desk in annapolis. he received 3 years of probation. and can't be anywhere that serves alcohol including legislative functions. family members of those hurt gave victim impact statements today. >> it was nice for him to acknowledge and apologize, acknowledge what happened. stop denying. >> dwyer's attorney says he doesn't plan to step down though. >>> man is in shock trauma after hit walking along york road, it happened around 1:00 at the intersection, across the street from towson, there is no word on the 24 year old's condition and we don't know if charges are going to be filed. >>> plans in the works to drain pat of the lake. hang on a second. i thought the same thing. the western sides would be drained of water. the city would put two large underground water storage tanks, that part of the lake would become a field. once that happens, t

delegate don dwyer was injured in a car accident this morning. according to his attorney, a driver ran a red light at magathy bridge and hit dwyer's cadillac. he was injured, sought medical treatment. but the extent of his injuries we do not know yet. just last week, dwyer was sentenced to six 60 days in jail, for driving and both under the influence. >>> new details about what happened the moments before a murder-suicide in anne arundel county. >> reporter: denise, officer christopher robinson, did not use his service weapon, when he shot his ex-girlfriend and a city firefighter. robinson's family said he was trying very hard to move on from his relationship with marie hartman. he even went out on dates friday and saturday night. police say after one of those dates, robinson went, though, to the glen burnie home of the firefighter, andrew hoffman, who was dating hartman. police say robinson shot hoffman, hartman, and then himself. hoffman's younger sister hid in the closet during the shooting and escaped out a window. back to you, denise. >> tha

. >>> another crash involving delegate don dwyer but we're told this one was not his fault. it happened yesterday morning at route 100 in pasadena. police say the driver tried to make a lefthand turn at a red light into the path of dwyer's car. dwyer was just sentenced to 60 days in jail for operating a boat under the influence and crash that injured seven people as well as driving a car while impaired. that happened in august. >>> he will face penalties if underaged drinking happens in your home. that is a warning that is sent out from leaders in the state of delaware. it comes after these photos surfaced of maryland attorney general doug gantzler at a house party. it was for graduating high school seniors. he says he was there to talk to his son and then left. town officials say that homeowners can face fines or the loss of a rental license over disturbances on their property. they are hoping these photos will get people to stop underaged drinking on their property. >>> a seventh corrections officer pled guilty in a racketeering conspiracy case involving inmates at the bal

. >>> maryland state delegate don dwyer injured in a car crash. it happened yesterday in pasadena. a driver in another car turned at the red light leading to the crash. no one is seriously hurt. last week dwyer was sentenced to 60 weekend days in jail for a dui in august and boating under the influence where there was a crash that injured seven people. >>> one year ago super storm sandy devastated parts of maryland, delaware, new york and certainly new jersey. today some areas are still trying to recover. wjz and mike schuh are live with more on the storm's impact and that recovery. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning. for most of us sandy is no longer in our head lines. for those who lost everything it still tops their personal front page. >> a bonfire in sea bright, new jersey marks a celebration of survival for those who endured d super storm sandy last year. >> a year after the storm ravaged areas of new jersey and new york rebuilding continues. flooding and fire wiped out homes also. >> right now every conversation we have leads to hurricane sandy. i look forward to

. >> delegate dwyer did not cause the boating accident. >> reporter: today in two separate sentencesays to be served on weekends. >> germany's foreign minister summoned the american ambassador thursday to explain why u.s. intelligence may have monitored german chancellor an

. >> joining me now, father dave dwyer on sirius xm radio. good to see you. is it for people who don't understand the inner workings of the vatican or may just read about it in novels, but when you talk about tearing up the apostolic constitution, you're saying the way been done isn't the way they're going to be done anymore. >> it would be tantamount to a president saying, no, i don't want all the security and handlers and people preparing things for me. i just want to pick up the phone and do things myself. >> which is what he did right away. he literally called this guy to give him an interview. he's an atheist. he had written to him and he calls him and says, hey, what are you doing tuesday at 3:00. >> right. and the first thing this editor of an italian magazine says to him is my friends think you're going to try to convert me. the pope says that would be nontense to try to convert you. i need to listen to you. >> and the other thing he's talking about doing and this is where this gang of eight if you want to call it come in, these cardinals, including s

here's abc's devin dwyer. >> reporter: for 63 years charles smiths' sliefs been buzzing with beast. >ing but you've got to love it. >> reporter: a booming business. last winter many of his swarm suddenly went silent. the bees gone without a trace. >> we lost almost 50% up in this area. bees were all just going. it's like the bees can't find their way back home. >> reporter: it's a mystery that has puzzled people. like a bee pocalypse. scientists say another big loss this year could devastate the american food supply. fewer bees means fewer pollen nators for plants to produce their fruit. that could mean fewer broccoli, celery, even avocadoes. >> all the fruits, nuts, vegetables that enrich our diet, those are the things that are at risk. >> reporter: jeff pettis is the government's researcher. >> how good is this colony? >> it's good, but not great. >> reporter: he's found plenty of clues from viruses and disease but no smoking gun. >> what can each of us do to be more bee friendly and help this problem? >> plant native vegetation in that area, whatever that area is. >> reporter: devi

. >>> good evening, i'm diane dwyer, terry mcsweeney is off tonight. a gunman suspected of injuring six law enforcement officers is under arrest tonight. the shooting led to a ten-hour stanoff and then this afternoon the police released more information about what happened. kim berry terry is here with more on the condition of the suspect and the condition of the officerings. >> durand surrendered to thorts. morning. police say the incident started at 3:00 p.m. yesterday. two ufsary an an i.c.e. agent was on a different assignment when his officers spotted durand. when they got out of the patrol car to arrest him, police say he took off on his bicycle. and according to the police the i.c.e. officer was injured at that time. he then barricaded himself inside a home and shot through the wind u dos injuring five other officers. >> those officers ranged in age from early 30s to 40

i'm diane dwyer. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. take a live look at the fire. you see it there on the right-hand side. starting to die down now, get a handle on it. it's burning right near where the old and new bridge come together. chp shut down two eastbound lanes on the bridge. one has since been reopened. take a look at pictures from just a while ago. you can see those flames from quite a ways away about half an hour ago. the westbound i-80 ramp to treasure island last time we checked was closed, still, because san francisco fire using the road to attack the fire from above. crews are having a hard time getting water to use on what's being described as a vegetation fire. warning drivers, including those who were at the 49ers game tonight, to expect delays as traffic is already backed up through san francisco. nbc bay area's kimberly terry on the bridge gathering information. we'll have a live report from her tonight at 11:00. >>> right now we want to bring in andy slaughter and how the weather might affect this fire. >> the winds have been very calm at 5 to

. >> reporter: for wendy dwyer volunteering at the hour house shelter for the working home s-ls a long-heldition. >> hey, you, you will be on camera if you get in bed. >> reporter: she's a network of paid volunteers in a government funded anti-poverty program. that's now run out of cash. wendy's annual salary isn't much and she's already relying on friends and family to help her stay here. like many in her position, she's worried about what will happen if she's forced to leave. >> meals wouldn't be served and children would not have the same day-to-day contact that they do that gives them stability. you know, things could change for the worse for the people who are most at risk. >> reporter: homeless shelters across the u.s. rely heavily on funding from the federal government to keep their doors open. for now, our house is solvent but will face serious problems the longer the partial shutdown goes on. >> this is hurting the least among us, this is hurting homeless families and their children, who are not going to have a meal, who are not going to have a safe space for their children to be s

. >>> good evening, i'm diane dwyer. >> i'm terry mcsweeney.n at this time because of the notre dame football game and we begin tonight not with football but baseball. the oakland a's facing the tigers. a sellout 50,000 strong. we're live in oakland with more on that. kimberly. >> reporter: we just got a count. 48,000 fans here tonight, creating a sea of green and gold inside the oakland coliseum. and many of them life-long fans. >> i watched this whole field be full of water. >> reporter: this napa couple has been a's fans for decades. gerry says she was a season ticket holder before she married her husband, ron. any predictions for the season? >> we're going to win. >> reporter: so this won't be their last home game? >> no. >> we're going all the way. we are. they're going to do it. yes, they are. >> reporter: the couple was here hours ahead of the first pitch to make sure they were first in line to get into the sold-out game. in fact, a lot of people arrived early. the parking lot opened at noon for tailgaters, trying to suck in as much of t

thousands of young japanese- americans, the same ones that were rejected, when from behind that barb dwyer imprisoned leaving their families in imprisonment and volunteered to fight for this country. they were put into a segregated, all japanese-american unit, the 442nd regimental team and sent to the battlefields of europe. they were sent out on the most dangerous missions. and they sustained the highest combat casualty rate of any unit of its size. they fought with amazing courage. they became heroes. and when the war ended, the 442nd returned to the united states as the most decorated unit of the entire war. and the american flag that covered the coffins of those that perished on those battlefields were delivered back to their wives or their parents, still behind those barbed wire fences. it is a stinging irony. that is a part of american history. when i became a teenager, i started reading civics books and history books. i read about all of the glorious chapters in american history. but i could not find anything about what was my childhood. i engaged my father in conversations after di

. >> tony dwyer. let's assume we think the market does have some significant downside to go before we get through this. what are we short? what would we short right here, right now? >> well, i don't really play the market. i play stocks in the short side and long side. my fundamental short principle one is jc pen inpyp i covered went long covered a little short back to full short position on it. fundamentally it's broken. give you another one in terms of the economics. clf came out, cleveland cliffs came out and how they actually didn't, one of the customers talked about lower pricing is in iron ore and coal. you could be short that sector still. coal is abysmal globally. >> josh brown. >> believe it or not know is the time if you want to get short you have your window. the entire run up in the stock was based on the premise one guy was getting squeezed and another guy looking to end his life basically. here you have a situation now where ackman's converted some of his holdings on the short side to a

. >>> another accident involving don dwyer. it happened around 10:30 this morning.njured 7

thousands of young japanese- americans, the same ones that were rejected, when from behind that barb dwyerrisoned leaving their families in imprisonment and volunteered to fight for this country. they were put into a segregated, all japanese-american unit, the 442nd regimental team and sent to the battlefields of europe. they were sent out on the most dangerous missions. and they sustained the highest combat casualty rate of any unit of its size. they fought with amazing courage. they became heroes. and when the war ended, the 442nd returned to the united states as the most decorated unit of the entire war. and the american flag that covered the coffins of those that perished on those battlefields were delivered back to their wives or their parents, still behind those barbed wire fences. it is a stinging irony. that is a part of american history. when i became a teenager, i started reading civics books and history books. i read about all of the glorious chapters in american history. but i could not find anything about what was my childhood. i engaged my father in conversations after dinner

the band's dazzling performance is a huge hit online now and this morning, dylan dwyer, has made hery for the3 ¿cÓmo estas donde estas?. it's the marching band that's moon walked their way to ten million hits on youtube. the ohio state marching band is sometimes super. sometimes so good they're bad. known for putting on some of the most elaborate halftime performances in college football. tackling everything and taking on their archrivals. how do they do it? for years they followed the dotted lines on paper and now they have an app for that. >> as you can see, we can visualize the way this is moving. >> this season for the first time, they're using a special ipad app making learning these complicated routines in less than a week that much easier. >> the students are able to see their music. their drill formations and animations. recordings. rehearsal film, all of that on the ipad. >> right here, got my spot marked and everything on there. >> meaning they have got everything they need right in front of them. >> i'm t-9. i can actually see the coordinate as it's moving throughout the a

. >> grounds one to dwyer. makes the play. throw home. two out. over to third, it gets away. alan craig is going to come to the plate. here's the throw. he is -- the umpire making the call. they're going to say he's safe. >> what? what? >> watch. this watch his legs go up here. they stick up in midair. a rare obstruction calls. >> so he can't advance. >> it doesn't matter if he was intentionally doing it or not. he scored -- alan craig was able to score with two outs in the bottom of the ninth despite being tagged at the plate. under obstruction rules, whether or not he's obstructed, you get to advance one base. >> that left fielder doing backup with the perfect arm, too. you know he's disappointed. >> they win. >> oh, my goodness. >> 5-4. >> what a game. >> now they're up 2-1 now. >> st. louis up 2-1 over boston right now. they're crying up in boston, rick. >> were you awake to see that? >> part of it. i watched almost -- i watched up to the seventh inning. i can't believe i missed that. >> went to bed in the fifty. fifth -- >> i'm suffering now. >> you guys can all judge if

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