this is fulton and presbury. report to police and fire officials of three pedestrians struck in the intersection, actually on fulton. we see one city paramedic and baltimore police here rendering assistance to at least one person we see laying in the roadway here. there may be others, but it's very, very congested scene. lots of folks around. you can see paramedics and police assisting as more paramedics continue to come to the scene. police have closed fulton in the northbound direction. this is on the northbound lane of fulton, at presbury. and you can see quite a bit of activity here. expect delays. back to you on tv hill. >> all right. thank you, captain mike perry in sky eye chopper 13. >>> things remain status quo downtown. dozens of protestors in tents are still being allowed to stay while the city tries to figure out what to do next. difficult balance of free speech and preventing a public nuisance. the protestors are against wall street, greed and social and financial equity. a classy move. that's how ma

if this is sunset or fulton, where we have to use these contingencies, this is for the actual conditions and that is why this program was designed for. this is helping us to keep the fact that even though there have been delays, the bomb project is still on budget. this is something to celebrate. the transparency of the criteria used for this project, we know the projects we have been delivering, and we have not seen the intense conflict that characterized the delivery of the 2000 bond, or the accusations of favoritism or political decisions driving what will happen. and these are good lessons learned as we think about the other future bonds and the lessons we want to continue to preserve moving forward. and with the community process, we have the task forces and we have been able to bring these to you, and prioritize list of projects receiving unanimous support from the task force and the community, and this has not always been the consistent history of the capital program and i want to give my staff credit for taking the time, if this is the 26 meetings or they -- the for some committe

supervisor wiener: [unintelligible] >> down at fulton, there was a supermarket and a corner store that we worked with. supervisor wiener: ok, thank you. supervisor avalos: on masonic, many of the streets are perpendicular. id is more or less a major street that cars go down. it is thought that parking would be essential to make that happen. >> that is right. supervisor campos: great. thank you. please continue. >> $94,000 in funds for the construction of a cycle track, located on the southern side of cargo way. there are several existing traffic circles for that segment. requested funds equal almost one-third of the construction costs. 70,000 from the grant, as this segment occupies the greenway, with $185,000 being construction management. the work associated in february of 2012 showed last one month or two. full project completion is estimated to be march of 2012. supervisor campos: colleagues, any additional questions from state -- for staff? thank you very much. would any member of the public like to speak on this item? please come forward. >> good morning, mr. chair. commissioners

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. >> north fulton avenue, an accident where a pedestrian was struck. police have shut down the afternoon while the deal with the accident. we are not sure how serious the accident is. as you get more information, we will update you. >> it is hard to believe we're talking about snow in october. >> residents report -- >> i am not looking forward to its. i do not want winter to be here. >> snow in october? really? >> i am not excited because i get cold easy and i am cold anyway. >> the national weather service is calling for up to several inches of snow in the greater baltimore region on saturday with more in the mountains north and west pita what makes the particular storeare comes down to timing thanks to unusually cool air coming from canada. by the time the low pressure system which is our area and wins a switch to the northwest and northeast, conditions will be ripe for snow. >> the last time we had measurable snow in baltimore city, the orioles were in the world series on october 10, 1979. toi don't want this note come. if it snows tomorrow, i am no

. >> ruby fulton teaches here and is on alert. >> a little more careful, yeah, maybe a little more mindfulf circumstances. >> keeping eyes open as police try to put an end to the violence. >> the charles village civic association meets monthly with police they were meeting with police last night right before this latest shooting. live in charles village wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you, meghan. >>> a man shot today is in serious condition. so far police have not made any arrest. >>> a woman makes a dramatic escape, she jumped out of the 2 2nd floor window. police tell her two men forced their way in. she ran to a neighbor for help. officers are still looking for the robbers. >>> high speed police chase turns into a deadly accident on route 100. we're hearing eyewitness accounts of those frightening moments on the road. route 100 became a wild race course for one driver. police say before the man crashed, he was weaving through traffic violently rocking the steering wheel going more than 80 miles per hour. >> i didn't know if i was going to survive that or not. >> reporter: 23-year-old hea

sky channel 13 flying over the scene at fulton avenue -- we're told three people were in the crosswalk. no word whether the driver will face charges. >>> a surprise attack on a baltimore sheriff's deputy. he is confronted by a man with a knife and that forces the deputy to pull out his own gun. >>> the baltimore city sheriff's department has one way to describe an attack on one of their own. >> very wild. we've never seen anything like this before. >> just after 8:00 they say deputy grid i don't know was at a stoplight at walter avenue. all of a sudden the door opens and a man with a knife jumps in. the department spokeswoman sergeant carter words of warning warning. spot back. pulled out his gun and fire. >> when you -- you have to always be -- never could get the training provided and the training you're continuously because you might have to revert to it. >> investigators are still trying to find out why this particular deputy was attacked. >>> the man jailed in aruba will spend another month behind bars. they decided to keep him locked up for another 30 days. he say -- she was stru

northbound 3rd from fulton to mission and the intersection of 3rd and howard. that's going to affect most of the drivers heading off the bay bridge up toward market. street closures will be in effect until 11:30 this morning and 4:00 tonight. you might want it change your route if you're heading out the door for your lunch break. marla, over to you. >> mike, thanks. >>> in other news now, the pregnant woman accused of killing east bay nursing student michelle le and dumping her body is scheduled back in court this morning. michelle esteban is asking for permission to fire her current attorney sbb assigned a new court-appointed lawyer. esteban was to enter a plea yesterday but the hearing was postponed until a judge could rule on that request. the 27-year-old is charged with murdering le, who disappeared from kaiser permanente medical center in may. her body was found several months later. >>> as christina loren has been telling us, east bay firefighters are on high alert this morning. the national fire service is warning of extreme fire danger in the east bay h

sunday morning claiming he had been shot while walking down south fulton avenue. while most of us are still recovering from the freak snowstorm this weekend, things are much worse for the northern states. the heavy wet snow snapped tree limbs and brought down power lines, leaving millions without power. connecticut was it the hardest with 764,000 customers writing at the freezing temperatures in the dark pit that is greater than the number of people affected by hurricane irene. the companies do not know when power will be restored to everyone. >> fin phillippe we will not be using the snow for a long time in the forecast, and least for us. first, a quick look at traffic. i-83 closed at ruxton road due to an overturned dump truck. traffic is starting to build up on 83 because of that delay. we will check the forecast, no major concerns with the weather. clouds across the area. 53 at bwi. we will get a couple more degrees warmer than this into the afternoon. then we will keep the temperature is dropping down into the evening hours. for trigger trading, we start off

hagerstown and fulton county. a little stripe into the shenandoah valley. 6 inches plus. this is a big deal. i know it is only october but it can happen and our big concern is tree damage and would make power outages a mess. we are not alone in this. this watch and warning and advisories cover about 26 million people from charlottesville all the way to boston into new england. so here is the deal. we have had snows in october. biggest one in 1925. 2 inches. most recent one, i think derek mentioned this earlier. .3 officially at the airport. montgomery county 6 to 10 inches. deceiving because they are downtown numbers or airport numbers. could it be our biggest? critical times 11 a.m. to about 7 p.m. power outages seem likely. leaves on the trees. thunder snow is likely. that's going to reduce visibility. and in some cases we are going to get accumulating snow simply because it is going to snow faster than it can melt. now, here is a look at live radar. notice the donuts kind of closing in if you have been watching all evening kind of getting smaller. looks like it is rain

in this case, a handrail at 12th and fulton in san francisco. >> every day, people are coming withinnches of this structure. >> reporter: this man makes a living scouring the country for stray voltage. his company's 45 trucks are equipped with a sensor that sounds an alarm when the truck passes a charged area. think of this pole here on michigan street as a live wire. i'm going to touch it with this ground lead to show you how much energy is coursing through the pole. i touched this through my barehand, i would say feel a shock. under the right conditions to kill me. it only took about 50 volts to electrocute jody lane in new york when she stepped on to a charged metal plate while walking her dogs. this teenager died when she touched an energized fence at practice in baltimore. dogs have also been killed. they're especially vulnerable, because their paws make direct contact with the ground. stray voltage has reportedly killed at least 19 people in the u.s. since the early 90s. in just three hours of searching san francisco, tom and his team found stray voltage in 60 locations, includ

republican state senator tony fulton finds it odd to be on the same side with groups he normally opposes. >> i would be doing a bad job if i didn't step up and say that i have some concern about the proposed pipeline. if that puts me on the same side as environmentalists or folks that i don't typically see eye to eye with, so be it. >> reporter: fulton wants trans-canada to reroute the pipeline. he's promoting legislation he hopes would give state government the power to force the company to by-pass the aquafer. he says building this pipe without without nebraska's input is a violation of state's rights. >> we ought to have some say as to how that pipeline makes its way through nebraska. at this point it's been president obama, secretary clinton and trans-canada who have chosen this route. >> reporter: trans-canada vice president robert jones says despite all the vocal opposition, the company has already secured easements from most of the land owners along the route. >> the utilities actually compensate land owners. we are going to kpen sent land owners. we give them a value with the pro

. >> flash news out of fulton county, georgia, right now.eports that two people have been shot outside a federal courthouse. >> how did this happen? i just kept saying, how did this happen? >> georgia attorney shoran reid spent almost three years researching the story of this tragic day. she's the author of "waking the sleeping demon: 26 hours of terror in atlanta." >> brian nichols was escorted from the holding cell in the basement of fulton county courthouse by deputy cynthia hall to a holding cell. >> nichols befriends 51-year-old hall, who was assigned to guard him in two previous trials. other deputies offer assistance, but they say deputy hall says she's comfortable enough alone with nichols and declines any help. she brings the 33-year-old defendant to this confined space to change clothes for a retrial in his rape case. hall removes one cuff and turns to remove the other when nichols attacks, violently shoving hall into another cell. >> brian nichols overpowered deputy hall and severely beat her. >> off camera, hall is brutally beate

you jump the line and you go up into pennsylvania near adams and fulton, you are under a freeze warning for tonight. winds will die down after midnight. so you need a jacket with a cold start tomorrow. no doubt about that. rain is possible now for high school football. originally i thought it would be dry. we may see some rain, especially the games south of town could be light, cold rain before the games are over. we have a coastal storm on saturday that each passing computer guidance gets bigger and stronger and it's in a perfect spot. the rain could go to a storm west of i95. now i think we may even see snow all the way to i95, the corridor. we'll keep you posted on that. and howard will be in here in the morning at 4:25. another round of guidance. at 5:30 in the morning a few clouds. still some sun. and high clouds kind of thicken up. it will stay dry during the day tomorrow but look what happens at 5:00, 6:00. this might be a little bit -- a little bit premature, but you get the point the rain is coming back in much quicker. about 11:00 this time tomorrow, we're going to see light r

. >> i would just state that i also ride the fulton, and i was writing that before two-way mcalester went in and was writing it after. i approved of the project, but i'm skeptical there would be that much timesaving, but it really did make a difference to have it go all the way down straight instead of having to do -- it is a little curvy. i think this will be an overall improvement. i do agree that it would be nice if going forward with it take another look at the parking lane removal. i do understand the neighbors wanting to have -- if we can continue to have the bus moves through smoothly and we are not getting the overflow traffic using it as a cloverleaf to but that parking lane backed so pedestrians do have the buffer of the parked cars and people have the ability, although how often did any of us ever get to park in front of our house in the city? not very often, but at least there you have the possibility that it could happen. >> i also would like to echo the directors concern about the parking lane. i think it is important that they can park and conduct business there, so if

weekend on chelsea are not just a point behind united after a three one win over everton while stoke fulton the norah jones to notched off the march week eight weeks and. now it is the biggest game in new zealand on a shrilly road before eight years on it's under way in auckland the old locks on the wall bees going i think for a place in the final of the twenty eleven world cup final the half time whistle blowing a few moments ago eden park at the school our fourth team six two the hosts the spikes going into every world cup as a team to beat new zealand have only tasted success once that was in the north tournaments which is the goal to host it in one thousand nine hundred seven bullets truly won it all four years after the out again in one thousand nine other winners will meet france next week. here to stake in gnostics world championships are fast becoming and. freema vent for victoria come of the russian folding up a silver medal winning performance during the week with the golden one in tokyo yesterday this sixteen year old class in the field in the women's on even. gooden weaver was w

it happened just after midnight, while at woman was at a red light on the corner of fulton and stanyontreets. another car came speeding down the hill, lost control and slammed into the woman's car. the impact flipped the woman's suv and crumpled the man's car. both were treated at sf general. >>> police say a fatal shooting led to a gas leak in oakland. a man was shot near 70th avenue, just after 10 p.m. officers say the victim drove his car a few blocks away where it crashed into a minivan parked in a driveway. the impact pushed the van into the building, causing structural damage and sparking a gas leak. the fire department says the leak was stopped and people in the area had no need to worry. the wounded man died from his injuries in the hospital. >>> voters in oakland may get to decide if they want to set term limits on city councilmembers. the proposal would limit councilmembers to three terms of four years each. that would limit each councilmember to a maximum term of 12 years. supporters of the measure say it assures fresh perspective for the city. opponents say voters can use t

there were >> be a bone marrow drive this saturday in fulton, you can also become a donor on line.he mail free. swap the inside of your cheek and mail it back in. more information on all of this our web site. back to you. >>> sweet news for the cheesecake factory. a national survey has made it america's favorite casual dining restaurants. is the second consecutive year. more than 4500 consumers took in the survey. they were asked which restaurant they prefer. the results were calculated of votes andnumber locations. texas roadhouse came in second, followed by the olive garden y.r >>> jay s. manning with a fund raiser, and clear cracks dowairn speeders. >> one of these days someone will come speeding through here and -- >> ok. ok. hey, guys. "modern family" on at 9:00. a look ahead at what's coming up is 6:00 this evening. >>> the protests are getting bigger and louder. we will have a look at how and why the anchor about wall street growing. see who is joining the demonstrations now. -- have a look at how and why anger about wall street is growing. that and more at 6:00. to go a lot

their best to get back to green bay made sure there was no way through jarrett bush intercepted fulton's quarterback matt ryan to snuff out any fight back green bay winning this one twenty five fourteen. while elsewhere formula one's newly recruited while champion sebastian vettel has been taking a whirlwind day off the twenty four years a ninety eight days old he became the youngest driver to win back to back titles after coming third in japan on sunday when vettel started on pole and needed only to finish in the top ten to be recrown champion mathematically the only man who could pick him to the title was mclaren's jenson button and over britain one at suzuka that'll state his red bull into the first time on the lawn as a red bull team now had to south korea for next weekend's race big a battle with day off to enjoy his latest success which him and eight million dollars bonus now despite having another title under his belt that'll still has everything to brace for as michael schumacher record his thirteen victories in one season is still within nine time when battles reach with four ra

family in the fulton county yes in front of the prime minister's office every morning when netanyahu left his home he was reminded about the soldier who could not return to his beloved i'm not embarrassed to say that the government and the country are not doing enough for my son and the rest of those missing in action it is important for us to bring our soldiers home disappearance was sanderson's to war we need to know that the country will do everything possible to get them back org it's done just that in the case of gilad shalit but at what cost will militants now be empowered to kidnap and nothern israeli soldier and will israel be willing to pay this price again. more world news in brief for you now in our world update a seven point three magnitude quake has struck the city of van in eastern turkey close to the border with iran authorities say at least eighty five have been killed and over one hundred fifty injured after some eighty buildings collapsed in the area including several hotels and a student dormitory there are also reports of power loss and disruption to telephone lin

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a mosque a success after capturing one jewish fulton for the release of more than one thousand palestinian prisoners i'll have more from tel aviv in just a few moments. and a seven year sentence for ukraine's a former prime minister for alleged abuse of power linked to gas contracts with russia paid its public outrage and harsh criticism from moscow to the u.s. and the. world wide news around the clock this is r.t. live from moscow with me rule restrictions iranians hiring mexicans to assassinate the saudi ambassador in america the details of a complicated plot the u.s. government says it has uncovered officials in washington say two iranian agents tried to hire members of a mexican drug cartel to carry out the attack but allegations that tehran dismissed as a comedy show. has the latest from washington. the u.s. attorney general explicitly said that the u.s. will be holding the uranium government accountable for the plots to kill the ambassador of saudi arabia to the united states also the u.s. is accusing iran of conspiring to stage two of bombings at the israeli embassy in washington an

. >>> it happened just after midnight while a woman was sitting at a red light on the corner of fulton and standard street. that car came speeding down the hill and slammed into the woman's car. the impact knocked the woman's car over, an suv and crumpled the man's car and both are in general hospital. >>> he shot several workers at a cupertino cement plan. sharif rollman seemed less talkative and was avoiding icon tact. he worried his schedule had been changed and during yesterday morning's meeting three shooting victim's died and three others injured. short time later he shot a not a carjacking at the cupertino campus. nearby neighborhoods and schools went into lockdown mode. >> we went house to house, we have looked for unlocked doors and gates and we are fairly confident he is not in the area we have searched. >> weapons have been recovered including one left under a dumpster at a gas station. he is still armed around considered dangerous and his friends are calling for him to surrender. >>> the three people killed in that shooting ram paint, 51- year-old john robert of san jose an

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it happened around 10:00 last night on fulton street and 20th avenue. police say the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with investigators. officers don't believe drugs or alcohol were involved. >>> a san jose cemetery remains a crime scene this morning. multiple sources say steve thompson was shot and killed while attending the funeral of the president of the san jose chapter of the hells angels. a witness says a fight preceded yesterday's shooting. thompson spoke just last month about his fallen friend. he was one of about 4,000 people attending the funeral. >> it's ridiculous, especially in a memorial park. what were they thinking? auto officers who initially arrived at the scene moments after this incident occurred report now that they believe they suspect that the scene had been tampered with. >> police will not say specifically how that scene was tampered with. the mercury news reports thompson argued with and punched a fellow hells angels member who retaliated by shooting and killing him. here are more details. he was arrested back in 1997

but as an agency that is under the department of commerce, that is something i would undertake, of fulton re- evaluation of how we organize the federal government. i think bringing in the best minds to say, how do we stream line and reorganize for the 21st century, it makes sense. >> what wou be your view of the new federal role for education? i know you have said it should be on a state-by-state basis. what core areas are federal responsibility in k-12 public education? >> responsability would be providing information to the state, but the federal government being the founder of education is not a necessary response ability of the federal government. that is a choice we can make, but it does not strike me as necessarily a responsibility of the federal government to take on funding matters, but we have begun picking up some portion education funding, and i am not proposing a eliminating that or shifting that, but it is certainly not the federal government responsibility. i think the federal government was wise to stand up to the teachers' unions. we have national unions, and president bus

north fulton at west north avenue. and also west coldspring in baltimore city. let's take a live look. you can see, things are beginning to thin out there just a bit. at the liberty road side. and we'll take another live look. not a bad drive there. but still pretty rainy out there. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know have suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm or visit them online for your free consultation. back to you. >>> still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news. at 4:00. controversial recommendation. should there be fewer tests for cervical cancer? >>> and is less more when it comes to education television for your toddler? >>> missing baby. why police won't let the family back in the home where lisa irwin was last seen. >>> rain today. skies are clearing up in your first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> blis are back inside the home of a missing missouri girl. but this time, her parents aren't there. detectives produce a warrant that keep lisa's parents away, while they search the house again

with the clear skies and light winds, down to 43 in frederick. 49 from linda in fulton. 50 winchester, leesburg and culpepper and this afternoon, looking good. upper 60s along the bay, in town, also a couple of low 70s. fredericksburg, manassas top off at about 72. we've got troubles now, monika? >> actually, we do. we've been talking about this accident. we'll take a look live from sky 9 on the northbound side of the bw parkway, we've been talking about a car that slid into the woods. authorities have been on the scene ever since trying to deal with this. and again on the northbound side heading in toward laurel, look out for this situation on the southbound side, the lanes have remained open. i'll keep you posted on this situation. we'll head over to our graphics right now. i'm going to change this to yellow because of that accident. let's take a look at the beltway. no problems around town. just a little bit of slow traffic in silver spring. that's normal for this time of morning. let's zoom in here. over in arlington, clarendon area, there has been a water main break affecting wil

the force of this accident pressed cars on both off of the tracks at fulton at 55 m.p.h. angeles. one contained hot asphalt. two of the others said chemicals and them it does not look like anything leaked out. investigators are still trying to find out what caused this. >> check this out, this college prescott ball is clearing out- this college basketball player--is and weather college thrilling the crowd with this this is his mother. in wagner college. >> this problem is for the island did not just given two weeks' notice he asked 19 people to deliver the news. those friends also hoshave a part of a marching band. >> after all of you are out here, now. >> here, i am telling you that i am quitting. ♪ >> maybe he will not get a reference from matt but worked at that hotel for at least three years. stay with us. we will be back after this quick break. they ignored his efforts to form a union. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs...

this happened just after midnight while the woman sat at a red light at the corner of fulton and stannstreets. that's when police say another car came speeding down the hill, lost control, slammed into the woman's car. the force of the impact forced her car over and crumpled the man's car. both of them are now being treated at sf general hospital. >>> santa rosa police are looking for a bank robber. they released this picture of the suspect. police say he entered the west america bank in the montgomery village shopping center and handed the note to a teller demanding cash. it happened yesterday afternoon around 3:15. the man walked out of the bank with the money and no one was hurt. if you have any information, call police. >>> oakland police are expanding their network of surveillance cameras to improve security in the fruitvale area. they've already installed 40 surveillance cameras on international boulevard in the last few months. now they're planning to install 80 more along fruitvale avenue and foothill boulevard to help catch criminals and reduce crimes. many merchants have als

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it is at the fulton fish market. thing about it, he used to take all the fish he wanted. he said, if you pile all the fish up that he and his family ate, it would lift the rafters off the capital and slide it down state street 50 feet deep. that was how poor he was. they gave him a lot of the free food. >> this is "the contenders" and we are talking about al smith. first off for our two guests, new york, wayne, you are on cspan. >> hello. the question is two-fold. i am interested in what al smith's role and commitment was to the new york state civil services and labor. how he championed that when he campaigned on the federal level. what specific things did he do to help reform new york state politics, particularly the civil service and his commitment to labor. >> thank you. >> that is a really good point that separated al smith when it came to labor issues. in 1911, there was the famous triangle shirtwaist factory fire down in manhattan. smith was on the commission to study labor law. he became good friends with fran