. >> i am gail pennybacker error and a huge crack down on gang violence after a teenager is stabbed to> and you are watching abc7 news at 5:00. on your side. >>> a vigil for a teenager and stabbed to death and did when the police made an official the rest. >> gail pennybacker is live with details. >>> nonstop action here. they're working with the northern virginia gang task force and have worked since friday afternoon. now, at a rest has been made as his classmates remember him -- an arrest has been made. they come together to mourn 15- year-old hernandez when -- where he was murdered. the crackdown comes after the stabbing death of the high school student. the stabbing of another teen happened saturday night, both convict -- both connected to a criminal street gangs. >> we are here to make sure nothing happens during the ceremony and let them know we will not put up with that. if they are involved, they will be arrested. >> for those who gathered to remember mickey, the losses overwhelming. >> they did it for no reason. they just jumped out and stabbed him. it is really sad. >> his fa

she immediately called gail dobson, a woman kelly had known for 20 years. she knew dobson as a woman people in the community trusted. care provider out of a newspaper. i didn't just pick one out of the yeelow pages. i took time, and that's who wanted for him. >> it is a decision kelly may regret making for the rest of her life. >> i know spoiled him. i didn't have a set schedule because i just felt like he was a baby. and he -- when he wanted to sleep, i let hhm. when he wanted to play, i let him play.@ we rolled with it. >> within wo days of being at dobson's home, trevor on life support. but this time the condition was grave. >> i begged god to let me take his place. orrjust let me die next to him. because i don't want to live in this world without him. >> trevor died within days. doctors later testified, that treeor's debt was not an accidenn but a homicide. >> we wwre told that trevor had been shaken and that this was worse than even if he had fallen off a three-story building. >> prosecutors charged 53-year-old gail dobson with child abuse. in august,

. >> i'm gail penny bacher. i will show you what is one of the most treacherous sections of this road and white. >> and i'm brad bell. there is a movement to >> you are watching abc7 news at 5:00 p.m. this is abc7 news at 5:00 p.m., on your side. >> the county is still buzzing from the recent arrest of the county executive, his wife and a host of others. >> one group is trying to take action, trying to keep the county executive's wife from taking her recently acquired post on the city council. >> there's a lot going on, not the least of which, two county police officers, a sergeant and a corporal both, are charged with a very serious crimes. >> 25-year veteran police is accusedck the lattedelaver of using his badge and gun to aid in keeping liquor and cigarettes from being taxed. after the hearing, all of the officers refused to speak. it one of the officers brothers, a retired officer, lashed out and said they were arrested under a federal crackdown facing the same charges, the corporal will also stay behind ba

gail pennybacker is live in woodbridge. >> county officials are so excited about the results of this independent study that they say it should become state law. not everyone is in agreement. the independent report shows that prince william county immigration policy at first scared undocumented residents. some left, but there was not a mass exodus. those who stayed understood that police did not want to arrest them for simply being in the u.s. illegally. >> they have to follow the rules. >> the county commission did the university of virginia center for survey research to study the impact of the controversial immigration policy. the report finds there was no evidence of racial profiling by police and that education efforts and outreach helped to ease concerns that prince william was unwelcoming to residents. >> you have to start somewhere. >> county board chair says this shows the prince william county policy should become state law. >> the county, board, and the benefits are now there for everyone to see. >> immigration advocates say this applies only to the specific dynamics of prin

. >> thank you, gail for talking with us. gail jones with the yes or prop 19 campaign.from the no on 19 campaign. their organization is based in sacramento. that's where they're watching election concerns. he told us he thinks the reason why voters may appear to be rejecting this initiative is because of a law that goes into effect in january that basically reduces the penalty for marijuana possession from misdemeanor to infraction. he said that was one of a couple of reasons why voters may be rejecting this. listen to what he has to say. all right, any way it appears we don't have that sound for you. that new law that goes into effect. also the threat of federal government possibly suing california if they did pass proposition 19. that no on 19 spokesperson told us she thinks that may have factors in to how voters will ultimately decide on this decision. there were some supporters out here. seems like a lot of the supporters that were out here have kind of left the area. there were some people who were passing around a joint among a circumstantial circle of 40 people t

we will have more analysis of the elections with gail russell chaddock and susan page. susan page has written about the district -- the disconnect. a look ahead of the new congress -- cantor on the rise. since become the house republican leader. also, from the l.a. times, the state jobless fund is overdrawn. that is one of the issues that incoming gov. jerry brown will be facing as california deals with a $1 billion shortfall. the miami herald -- how will scott reid? follow the early clues. -- scott lead? follow the early clues. more on money issues for georgia. the boston sunday globe -- bruised but emboldened. deval patrick, his road map to a second term after winning reelection. he was one of the democrats able to be reelected. then there is this from the new by peters , a piece baker -- around of he be in a news for george w. bush. -- of tv interviews for george w. bush. nbce'll be a special on tomorrow, a one-short interview with matt lauer -- one-hour interview with matt lauer. >> the main purpose is to have a data point for future historians. i do not care about

. >> item number 7, david and gail oc'conner -- o'conner. the appeal of the nile of free removal permits order #17813. president peterson: you have seven minutes. >> good evening, president peterson. we reviewed an application to remove one significant tree. under the public works co, they are trees on private property that also meet -- and they are located within 10 feet of the public right of way. those criteria are trees with height of 23 feet or greater. in diameter measured at 12 inches or greater. they must meet only one of those three criterion, but then must be located within 10 feet. the application reason for the removal permit request was an unbalanced canopy in the signs of -- and signs of rot. based on the inspection of the tree, the department believes that the primary risk of hazzard from the street would be limb failure rather than root failure. reasonable people can disagree, and the tree house high failure potential for uprooting. the greatest risk comes from limb failure. there are two reports. the only way to eliminate al

in baking is one of gail's greatest pleasure.is must be so easy even 6-year-olds can make it. an award winning chef, she introduces her with oil, sugar, molasses, eggs, butter milk and pumpkin pure a. >> so that's the star of the recipe. >> reporter: and ella mixes the dry ingredients, which are loaded with spices like cloevz, cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg. >> it kind of makes you think of the fall and think of thanksgiving so it's celebrating those flavors. see how lumpy that is? that's actually what you want. that's okay. mommy's going to wrap this really fast. this is the professional chef pastry mommy right now, all right. check in 13 minutes okay. >> reporter: it's a shame you can't smell them. take my word, they smell as good as they taste. >> so are you ready to make these part of your thanksgiving? go to our website for the complete recipes and extended video of the chefs demonstrating how to make each one. they include some interesting tips so go to wgntv.com/chefs. happy cooking, everyone. . >> yummy. >> get right to work

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gail o'connor, and i am the owner of the large tree.we had a total of two artists come out in the city, and they said, "ok, take it down." one neighbor protested too distant area people -- to distant area people, who said, "forget is, you are not going to take it down." -- "forget et." -- it." if you can do it with a rubber mallet, what about doing that with the rest of the decay that can be there? we are concerned about our neighbors. there was a church across the street. unlike the city said, there is high traffic. it has a church across the street, lots of dog walkers, kids going up to school, and it is a major shortcut for people going back and forth. it is an accident waiting to happen. we do not want to be responsible for it. the reason we got the arborist in the beginning was after that large limb fell down was to even it out, like the whole side. i am not saying that all of this arborists are wrong, but i do not think it can be made into a beautiful tree. i think it is going to be, contrary to what they say, sometimes what the c

gusty winds, maybe a gail warning. tonight still showers around but mild and breezy. upper 50s.ow sun and clouds. 65, it's going to feel pretty warm. however the wind can gust to 35 to 40 miles per hour at times. as we enter the weekend turning cooler. 56, 52, 53 ,, right now, verizon has the new samsung galaxy tab. at just seven inches, it's the only tablet designed for maximum mobility. and it's android-powered and flash-enabled for the best web browsing experience. get yours at verizon. i knew i needed to find a better way to support my daughter. [ male announcer ] at age forty, greg flowers went back to school. [ greg ] i got a job as a computer applications engineer. [ male announcer ] but now, some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. [ male announcer ] don't let washington get in the way. >>> the ravens return to the practice field tomorrow. today they altar the upcoming s

and gail, a shrink. we're happy to have you here because we all need one.harles, "new york times" visual op-ed columnist. president barack obama says that the midterm election results have displayed nothing ideological whatsoever. is he delusional? >> wish fulfillment. >> wish fulfillment. >> he wants it to be so. and he may even be right in the sense that people have varying thoughts of, you know, some of their thoughts are republicans, some democrat. but when it comes to voting, the mind says needs to line up and i'm only going to hear what's on one side. that's what happened. >> i think you've got it right. he's right and wrong. 40% of the e electorate -- >> you're bipolar. >> 40% call themselves conservative. 20% call themselves liberal. that's ideolodge cap. then you have incumbents. then you get the confused people. they don't carry around the ideological card he talked about. let me say this. here's where he's wrong. this was an ideological election. he was an ideological president that pushed an ideological agenda and the voters happened to not be a

gail and michelle and the other weren't taking a vacation.ogether to receive an experimental treatment. >> that we were independent and did not depend on each other but what a joy. >> all three women suffer from multiple sclesis. the decision th shared was to undergo a controversial procedure based on theory known as ccsdi. it's backers believe the symptoms of mgs are caused by blockages in cranial blood flow. the pictures on carol's computer are from an imaging test of her veins. increased blood flow around her neck and brain, distribution performed angioplasty and placed a stent in her brain. >> i definitely feel better. the stiffness in my legs is gone. >> it's the craziest thing, my husband and i can't believe it. >> sheryl jordan a mother of two says ms has forced her to use a wheelchair. she also received angioplasty >> i'm walking up and down and it's no problem. >> all three won consider their treatment a success. the patients desperate for relief can receive a placebo effect. much of the research community remains skeptical. >> we fi

ha ha got my mother never talked about it because she felt gail to us that she survived how mother and sister were crying for help. and yes at the time we were all looking for her. she tried to fix her mother tonight how moderate couldn't it is to blot all over her but is it. true my mistake i was at school playing marbles when suddenly dawned flashbang than a however i didn't see the flash of light out of one of the farmhouse was burning and i was very scared to see that you that's where my memory of the horrors stops is will you play time is. what the snow my mother couldn't express herself normally so my father was here or in a psychiatric hospital i couldn't see her very own the doctors didn't link her condition to that told me. they thought my mother was dead my mother had become insane. that she was put away in a place like a praise and seeing her there made me is so sad oh there's no. yes if the bond is the only thing is you might if you will go insane. he does when i get a bit more i don't know how to rush to talk about it but i must. say that i cannot speak. it my daughter is

it's very hazardous, obviously we have high winds, we have gail wind warning today. that coupled with the sea conditions is a very difficult situation. >> reporter: during dungenous crab season, dozens of boats leave port and go out to ocean and many end up getting in trouble. sal castaneda, ktvu news. >>> now to the weather, doesn't matter if you're in the bay area or the sierra. temperatures are cold. here's a live look at the caltrans camera at ski run with the snow covered roads getting around is no easy task. we have storm coverage tonight with maureen naylor. we begin with ken pritchett who knows how difficult it was up in the sierra today. >> we normally go to blue canyon to do these stories. but that area had not been plowed, there was no way for us to put our trucks so we came back down. from auburn to blue canyon it's about an hour long drive, today it took us three hours to make that discovery, and here you can see why. this is eastbound interstate 80 near the exit to baxter. you can see traffic is at a crawl. long before the interstate was covered in snow

what, if anything, does the gail gail verdict tell us about the idea of trying terrorist suspects in civilian courts? >> ray, i think the answer to that depends on your perspective going into the case. from my perspective, the case demonstrates that you can have a highly credible criminal prosecution in frat district court and come out with a successful outcome, namely a verdict in favor of the government, and at the same time honor all the guarantees of the u.s. constitution. i think that's a substantial achievement and, by the way, you can do that without shutting down the island of manhattan. >> suarez: judge mukasey, what do you think? >> i think it is... i can agree with gene fidell but to a certain extent it depends on your perspective going in. beyond that i think we disagree just about else. >> suarez: so your perspective going in was the exact different outcome of his. >> it's a less-than-satisfactory outcome to what i think was a very unwise and dangerous gambit which was to take this prosecution... this case, we already proved that the courts could be used to try this spec

. >> reporter: county supervisor gail steels says eyewitnesses were here and are the missing link but unwilling to talk. >> encourage people. >> reporter: but a $27,000 award apparently can't break the street code of silence and that silence apparently led tom's mother into a depression so deep she took her own life two months ago. >> people can't get over their grief. and they feel so alone. and they don't get on with their life. >> reporter: so they are hoping the spirit of thanksgiving will give more than peace but justice by someone coming forward. in hayeworth, robert lyles, cbs5. >>> one man is under arrest and another suspect is on the run in a home invasion robbery that interrupted a family birthday party in oakland. police set up a perimeter outside the wisconsin street house after the suspects ran off. authorities tell the oakland tribune 19 people were in the home when the men stormed in, pistol whipped one person then robbed the place. a 23-year-old stockton man was caught. police believe the men may have been involved in other home robberies. >>> it has sparked huge demon

those who died liberating cities and countries from fascism about those who couldn't hear the mighty gail singing in the spring of nine hundred forty five who couldn't watch the line it's full on the tanks will see those who kissed the liberating soldiers. hundreds of songs in many languages have been dedicated to these war heroes they didn't live to see the piece of their memory lives on in. this. big.