tyronn garner's mother has hired a lawyer in an effort to get to the bottom of it all. so far this year jim graham says 16 young people have been killed in the district who at one time were under the supervision of dyrs or supervised by court social services. so far dyrs has not commented on our story. in the fox 5 newsroom i'm paul wagner. >>> in other news the gaithersburg man arrested after a montgomery county woman disappeared in aruba will be set free next week. gary giordano has been a suspect in robyn gardner's disappearance since he reported her missing in august. he says she was swept out to sea while snorkeling. prosecutors had him held to search for evidence but have not found enough for a judge to order him held longer. giordano was vacations with garner who had a boyfriend home when she vanished. >>> another black friday underway well before dawn in a lot of places today. for the first time stores opening at midnight at tysons corner, although the mall darlings didn't open until a little later -- doors didn't open until a little bit later in the morning. no

three weeks later on halloween night, garner was fatally shot in the head on m street. city councilman, jim graham has oversight of juvenile justice. >> there are various things we are hearing about this. >> councilman graham says there are lots of questions within the services. >> why did the judge, after having made a decision on commitment revoke the commitment and not send tyrone to another secure facility such as youth services center? >> it's just hard right now because he's gone. he's gone. he is 17. he didn't get to live a full life. i just want everybody to know that he was a loving person. >> that's not the first time this family had to deal with tragedy. five years ago in 2006, ty's 17- year-old brother was also murdered. shot in the head on alabama avenue southeast. as far as ty's murder is concerned. there is still no motive for that shooting. brian. >> another big story we're following tonight. gop presidential candidate, herman cain going on the offensive. denying that he ever acted inappropriately towards women. this as another woman has now gone public

now, ty garner dies the same way. at the same age. >> everybody just want to go out and have fun on halloween and it just turns out to be something terrible. a night of fun can turn into a nightmare. >> reporter: that's althea, cousin of ty garner. on halloween night ty shot in the head in georgetown. he was in the hospital for a week. he died last night. >> this is just hard right now because he's gone. he's gone. like he's 17. he didn't get to live a full life. >> reporter: the garner family, no stranger to this kind of sorrow. in 2006, ty's older brother, ronnie, murdered. shot in the head on alabama avenue southeast. at the time it happened, he, too, was 17 years old. >> it's a dramatic impulse for the whole family. it's like deja vu all over again. >> nightmare. >> it's a nightmare for the whole family. >> reporter: ty garner's family says he had some drug issues. that he had been sent to the new beginnings youth facility for five months. they say he was supposed to go directly to a treatment program in pennsylva

now, ty garner dies the same way at the same age. ty's family says he shouldn't have been here in georgetown on halloween night. he should have been in a drug rehab program in pennsylvania. >> i just want to go out and have fun on halloween and it just turns out to be something terrible. a night of fun has turned into a nightmare. >> that's althea, cousin of ty garner. on halloween night, ty shot in the head in georgetown. he was in the hospital for a week. he died last night. >> it's just hard right now because he's gone. he's gone. like he's 17. he didn't get to live a full life. >> the garner family no stronger to this kind of sorrow. in 2006, ty's older brother, roni, murdered. shot in the head on alabama avenue southeast. at the time it happened, he, too, was 17 years old. >> it's a dramatic for the whole family. it's like deja vu all over again. >> a nightmare. >> it's a nightmare for the whole family. >> ty garner's family says he had some drug issues and that he had been sent to the new beginnings youth facility for five mont

the judge said prosecutors have not made enough process investigating robin garner. >> when i asked him, he cried. >> reporter: robern garner has a boyfriend here in maryland, who believes that he knows where she is. >> i hope that every day is a day in hell for him. >> i hope that if he is released, that someone is waiting to pick him up here on the u.s. side. >> reporter: president barack obama has an investigation open and did raid his home. there is a swinger lifestyle and criminal pass and she tried to cash in a million dollar insurance policy he took out on garner. >> the laws are better for him in this country. >> reporter: garner brother-in- law believes that she is still alive. >> that would be giving up. i'm not going to do that. >> reporter: he has not been charged with maryland with anything related to her disappearance. mike hellgren, eyewitness news. >> he has been in jail for 100 days and continue to maintain his innocence. >>> police searched the home of a secure basketball coach, bernie fine, but what they are looking for is a mystery. they looked through a trash can. t

cutting its funding to the organization which represents almost a quarter of its budget is garnered you can reports. there certainly was a lot of jubilation in paris cheers went up in the assembly hall where the final tally was announced but the vote comes at a price welcoming palestine to the united nations educational scientific and cultural little bit ization means saying goodbye to as much as twenty two percent of the organization's budget washington as being the agency's biggest contributor so far and the state department has confirmed that they will stop sponsoring the organization on what grounds a u.s. law passed the nineteen ninety five largest washington to cut off funding to unesco if it is made for palestine but nonetheless this u.n. body facing huge budget cuts voted one hundred seven four and fourteen nations against the admission of palestine a very sensitive and jubilant moment for the palestinians and it's sour point for the israelis and for the united states it seems they've been doing everything possible to do rail the vote but to no avail all those u.n. body in quest

of whether an unelected government is going to have credibility whether a caretaker government can garner that public support they still have to pass some very harsh austerity measures and we've seen rioting in the past in the country over these measures and a loss of serenity is also another deep concern with what would be seen as brussels extending its influence in national politics now that public support as you said is absolutely vital because implementing these austerity measures having a new head coming up with a caretaker government is not going to be enough certainly if everything goes ahead this weekend without any glitches in italy will have won a battle but they still have a war on their hands and it's a war that the entire eurozone now has to for. and that's just how you bring long term sustainable solutions to kick start stagnating economies like italy. are right there sarah thanks very much indeed for bringing us us data from rome sara for of there. the changes in italy and greece were instigated in brussels and show that you used and see the words dictatorship and that's th

to our initially have never been elected these are men who have made their entire careers through garnering important appointments and cases like the european commission or the european central bank and they have no democratic mandate at all and precisely what is so frightening about what is happening i'm not there as the european union and the euro enters its death agonies because that's what i think it is is the way in which the european union really is showing and i'm say this without any it so gracious it's true nature as a dictatorship after all it is europe which has effectively commanded these two prime ministers to leave office purgatory you have to leave office the moment he suggested a referendum on the day package and photos kone had to leave office the moment he said that italians had become poor under the euro so we're seeing really a very ugly development now europe where people are being put in power because they serve the interests and the demands of the european union not because they have garnered any and electoral support in their home countries and they only need to bail

power because they serve the interests and the demands of the european union not because they have garnered any and electoral support in their home countries they only need bailouts from the european union because they don't have the option of devaluation they don't have the option of managing their own economic and monetary affairs it's precisely europe that has got them into this situation. and as always max kaiser and stacy herbert offer their unique take on all the latest twists and turns of the debt crisis saga of all kinds of reports coming your way in about twenty minutes time. every time the euro zone creates a dollar or euro instead they create a hundred euros in naked short sellers they'll never going to win that war but the fact is that the tail is wagging the economic and financial dog around the world and we're totally powerless against an entrenched called copper city with unlimited credit and zero percent interest rates with the central banks at their bidding and politicians just basically lying down and doing nothing about it so this is the new world order. israeli forces ha

to take our initially have never been elected these are men who made their entire careers through garnering important appointment in cases like the european commission or the european central bank they have no democratic mandate at all and precisely what is so frightening about what is really not that is the european union and the euro enters its death agonies because that's what i think it is is the way in which the european union really is showing and i'm say this without any exaggeration it's true nature as a dictatorship after all it is europe which has effectively commanded these two prime ministers to leave office and had to leave office the moment he suggested a referendum on the debt package and berlusconi had to leave office the moment he said that italians would become poorer under the euro so we're seeing really a very ugly development now and you are of course the governments are responsible for the crisis but there is a code responsible element and that is the euro itself they only need bailouts from the european union because they don't have the option of devaluation they don'

he will be sentenced anywhere between twenty five years to life in prison and this trial clearly garnered a lot of attention it went on for about three weeks but the grand attention came because when mr blue was brought to the u.s. almost a year ago he was extradited from thailand by u.s. officials with out disclosing the extradition word it was going to take place russia was not informed mr groups attorney was not informed family was not informed critics say that this was a violation of international law particularly considering that the court decided two times in two separate separate occasions denied the u.s. has appealed for an extradition of mr coote but yet they were able to eventually get a russian citizen in the united states and try him in a u.s. court now mr booth throughout this entire trial and since his arrest in march two thousand and eight in thailand has maintained that he is not guilty of all of the charges that the u.s. claims him him that he was apart of. it is not clear whether or not mr fruit will be up healing this this verdict or his lawyer has yet to speak to the p

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. >>> a teenager shot in the head in georgetown has died. 17-year-old tyronn garner of southeast d.c. was shot last monday night along m street. minutes after the shooting, police arrested a 24-year-old and charged him with carrying a pistol without a license. he has not been linked to the shooting. he was one of five people shot in the city on halloween. >>> rising tensions between occupy d.c. and d.c. police. protesters demanding answers in the wake of injuries. they're presenting a peace offering today to the d.c. government. ben eisler is at mcpherson square to explain. >> today's protesters extending an olive branch to. they send a small delegation to meet with council members to express a renewed commitment to nonviolence. >> it is imperative that we come to an understanding with the police, would boundaries can cross and which ones not to cross. >> they sat down to discuss making amends with the city. >> we are taking a small delegation to the building to say we are not here to disrupt anything or cause harm. >> representatives of the occupy d.c. movement took off to the wilson

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>> jimmy's gotcha videos have garnered millions of hits on youtube. enough to earn jimmy justice the title "difference maker." who is jimmy justice? >> i'm just your average new yorker who's sick and tired of watching the police department abuse their power, abuse their authority superman w a childhood hero of mine and he would stand up for justice. >> like every superhero, jimmy justice has a unique ability. what is jimmy's superpower? >> jimmy justice' really, really annoying. >> you're not allowed to cover your badge. you're not allowed to cover your badge! he has a camera! oh, that's dangerous! i'm calling for backup. wahh! aren't you supposed to wear that? hide your face! i already got your face on video! what are you going to do, bite me with your gold tooth? (audience reacts) wearing a pea coat. it's a little secretive. waah. your days of running around this city like a cowboy are over! i am jimmy justice! (audience reacts) >> jimmy has been the dynamic douchebag for as long as we can remember. >> i've been called a pest, a gadfly, an ass (blee

ty garner was found suffering from gunshot wounds. he was rushed to the hospital in grave condition, he died last evening. no one has been charged in the shooting, but police are offering a reward for information. the shooting was one of six that happened on halloween night. >>> comedian and talk show host ellen degeneres has a brand-new position. global aids awareness. secretary of state had hillary clinton gave degeneres the appointment today. she is to use celebrity status to raise awareness in the global fight against aids. fighting aids is also close to her heart. she thanked secretary clinton for the appointment and then she said she'd have to look up what envoy means. >>> well, there's no doubt about the meaning of the word great. that's how boxer joe frazier is being remembered today. >> round three. back to the ropes. frazier holding him there. >> frazier died last night after a brief battle with liver cancer. he was 67. frazier was a top amateur who became an olympic gold medalist and then a heavyweight champ. but he'll fore

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a large share of the black vote, something that has not been done since dwight eisenhower garnered 41%ion to you both, do you think he can? >> he ain't getting much of the black vote. brother, it will be a black day before the black man herman cain gets a large share of the black vote. i don't see it happening. >> you are not going to vote for him just because he's black? i'm voting for michele bachmann because i'm a white woman. just like i voted for sarah palin because i'm a woman. >> you have a crystal ball like i have a dyson vacuum. >> when are we come back, three young americans apprehended in cairo as the situation on the ground worsens. stay with us. [ male announcer ] what if you have potatoes? but you've got a meat and potatoes guy? pour chunky sirloin burger soup over those mashed potatoes and dinner is served. four minutes, around four bucks. campbell's chunky -- it's amazing what soup can do. she's a black friday living legend. she even named her kid "black friday." [ woman 2 ] whoa. [ male announcer ] black friday's here. deals start thursday 10 pm. but we're open all day

i would like to invite ronald, who garner's several proclamations from various officials, and we woulde to present them to ms. claudia -- to ms. claudette colvin. we want to thank him for his efforts in securing these proclamations. if ms. colvin would come up as well. >> it is an honor to be asked to make these presentations. the elected officials represented here are trailblazers themselves. many of them have been the first in their community to hold office. for example, ed lee, the first chinese-american to be appointed mayor in san francisco, is represented in this group. so is our congresswoman, nancy pelosi, the first woman ever to become speaker of the house in the history of the united states. [applause] tom amiano, who has been a historic figure and trailblazer, coming from the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered community. [applause] also, our newest elected official, supervisor cohen, with her election last november at age 32, is the youngest african-american ever to be elected to the board of supervisors. [applause] she is now san francisco's highest-ranking elected offic

a large share of the black vote, something that has not been done since dwight eisenhower garnered 41% of the black vote in 1956. some political analysts disagree, claiming that he has made no special effort to appeal to black voters, while president obama remains popular in the african-american community. let's bring in the panel now. jehmu green is here, former president of the women's media center, and a fox news contributor. and there is matt, a consultant for the national republican senatial committee. good to see you. >> hello. >> arthel: gentleman knew, that mental was sent out in a mailer. is this sort of like undercover courting? it's not like they posted it on the big jumbo tron at the game saying will you marry me? >> my first impression when i heard this was what? herman cain is actually campaigning in iowa? what happened to georgia and all of these other states that aren't even in play? but seriously, i'm a democrat. i will be supporting president obama. but it is in the best interest of the entire country that the republicans nominate the most qualified and able person to

. >>> he grew up in the bay area, but already his musical talents are garnering world attention. we aren't talking about rap or pop here. this is the sound you don't hear much from the average 20 something. >> which way will i be facing? facing that way. okay. >> what goes through your mind and how do you prepare? >> i'm thinking about, i've done this. i've done it before. >> in about an hour, george is going to walk out in front of 65,000 raider fans and sing the national anthem and it won't be like anything they've heard before. >> ♪ oh say can you see >> this danville native is one of the hottest up and coming opera tenors in the world. don't take my word for it, ask seth rigs who coached the likes of michael jackson among others. >> a very, very fabulous talent. very young and i wish that a lot of my other pupils was dedicated as george. >> this all started when he was eight. his mom, irene, says he used to sing everywhere. in the shower, in the car, it came naturally. >> when you were driving in the car, you would put a cd in? >> he started to mimic that. >> ye. >> his famil

the bay area native, of course, garnered gold in the 1998 winter olympics.ed in a warren miller film called "like there's no tomorrow". >> did that gold medal give you a life >>> oh, yeah, no doubt. i was trying to make -- before, i was just trying to solicit enough sponsors that i could get on the world cup and go to the olympics. once i won the gold, it became, like, wow, i can do all this other stuff, and this is what i do! >> reporter: one of one of your sons is in the movie with you >> i got to ski with my kid. >> reporter: how old is he? >> he's four. >> that is pretty cool. this is soegz -- ocean beach. i know you've been there many times. a romantic spot, then you get a surfer out there, and oh, my gosh. dylan parilo who appeared last night on kron performed pretty well today, made it past the first round, lost out in the second. kelly slater, it's a big draw. and he once dated pamela anderson. he'll be there all week. >> goodnight, everybody. see you tomorrow. ♪ going to the bank without going to the bank... that's a step forward. with chase quickde

all and democrats say we will not touch entitlement unless there's a significant tax increase to garner more revenue. this is still the issue plaguing this committee. since the last few weeks, it's come out that republicans under a plan offered by pat toomey from pennsylvania, as much as $250 billion or $300 billion of new revenue could come from corporate tax reform, andrea, today a letter was circulated among the house of representatives that garnered 72 signatures from house republicans that said they favor not raising taxes in any capacity for the super committee. >> even the toomey compromise which was going to try to work around sort of the semantics if you will of the no tax pledge over northwest, that's a big blog, 72 house republicans saying no. >> well, it shows you how hard a deal speaker boehner will have to get through the house if it contains any revenue. that's what a lot of folks have missed. you have in the republican conference in the house this idea that it's sack religious to see any type much new revenue because it would be a reversal of the pledge made pointing bac

but i think that the danger is, is that it has garnered you some, a label that if you don't mind me using there's no way to make this sound nice, you're a moderate. (laughter) how can you be a moderate in today's republican party? are you extreme about anything. say something that is going to alienate some people right now! >> here's the deal. (laughter) >> i ran for re-election as governor. in 2008. i won republicans, i won independents, i won a whole lot of democrats, more than my democratic opponent that is not carrying a label, that is being a leader. you tell the people what are you going to do and deliver for the citizens, they just want straight talk. >> stephen: why not run as a democrat. if you got more democratic votes shouldn't you run as a democrat. >> i think that is rare in the state of utah so i like to fly that flag. >> stephen: now let's talk about, a lot of ugly talk in the campaign lately, about the faith that you and mitt romney share. okay, mormonism. what do you make of people calling mormonism a cult. and by the way i'm a catholic. you're a mormon. let's not argue o

it is about garnering public support. it is not about tents. >> reporter: police put up barricades on market in front of the federal building to prevent anyone from reoccupying. it is clear and clean this morning. here at justin herman plaza some of the protester from the federal building did move here to justin herman plaza. their numbers have increased slightly. the city did declare the camp at justin herman plaza a public health nuisance thursday. it would seem the city and officials need to follow through on that action. so far, campers here holding their ground and police making no signs that they are moving in. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> strong consequences after an ugly episode at occupy davis. the president of the uc system ordering a review of campus police procedures in using force. mark yudof's order comes after a video showed two uc davis police officers using pepper spray on peaceful student protesters last friday. the officers have been placed on paid leave with campus police chief will this incident is

that petition drive has already, as of this morning, garnered more than 50,000 hits. students say it is clear. >> personally, i believe that we need to have strong leadership at u.c. davis and she has failed that. >> reporter: meanwhile, the chancellor who, again, has gotten calls to resign from students and from some faculty memories here is expected to meet with students at noon. it will be interesting to see how she is reacting for calls for her to resign. >> right now, we are following breaking news. this is happening in southern california. you're looking at chp officers, having pulled over two suspects, apparently in a stolen park ranger. this is happening on i-5 in castaic, perhaps near magic mountain, in that area. chp officers pursuing two suspects and apparently a stolen park ranger. you can see officers approaching the ranger's car right now. we'll continue to follow this breaking news and bring you the latest as soon as we get more information. >>> in other news now this morning, for the first time in months, there are no tents occupying parks in downtown

gingrich was paid to coach freddie mac officials on how to talk to conservative lawmakers, to garner their support to keep freddie mac alive. gingrich's total compensation for his services to freddie ranged between 1.6 and $1.8 million. gingrich says he acted as an advisor to freddie mack, but never lobbied lawmakers on freddie mac's baffle. >> advice over long period of time. someone aimed at how to you explain what you're doing? i did no lobby of any kind. >> critics accuse gingrich of political hypocrisy. but taking money from freddie mac as a private citizen and then blaming freddie mac for causing the housing crisis, when he was a presidential candidate. others accuse gingrich of using his political experience, namely four years as speaker of the u.s. house of representatives, to cash in. so says washington examiner columnist tim carney. >> are you prepared to live by your statement there. >> absolutely. and newt's statement that he never did lobbying doesn't hold up to any normal definition of the world lobby. i've been talk to republican hill staffers who were will in 2003 whi

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you can't tell them that it will garner votes. the second issue is, you say the stimulus wasn't big enough. other economists come to mind. . if the president were here, he would say that we got everything we could even though they controlled both houses of congress at the time. they argued that they could not get any more. we say it should of been larger home, they said they couldn't get any more. what do you say? >> i say that they did not come by and stimulus with some credible package of stability over a 10 or so your time. the worry was that this was a stimulus today followed by still is tomorrow at the day after that. we have had deficits three years running now. people understandably worry about where this leads. if you look at the congressional budget office numbers, the alternative fiscal scenario has absolutely terrifying implications. it means that if we don't change our path, all federal tax revenues will be absorbed by interest payments on the federal that. even if interest rates stay relatively low. the problem is in

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. >> the video garner and 1.5 million hits alone on china's version of youtube. >> bugger. who would have known that that was the one that would go, and everyone would take and spread everywhere. with that influence comes great responsibility. >> she only has five years of chinese language studies. >> if you are having fun while you are doing it, you learn a lot really, really fast. bye-bye. >> jessica says she learned chinese because her tones reminded her of music. she was director of for high- school band. chinese became her new instrument and what katula has become. -- a tool it has become. >> o.m.g. >> clever. chaz bono's new battle. what has the former "dancing with the stars" contentsstant so upset. >> graphics planned to cover cigarette cartons. >> we started out with some fog, but we will have more sunshine in the future. i will tell you all about it in our >>> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00 with the leon harris, alison starling, meteorologist bob ryan, and tim brant sports. this is abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. >>> right now we are on your side with bre