so, you know -- >> once behind bars, gilbert's violent temper led to numerous other crimes, including stabbing another inmate to death. this time for much less than $36. but gilbert made it clear to us, in prison, things aren't always as they seem. >> everybody wants to talk about i killed somebody over a carton of cigarettes. you know, it's not a carton of cigarettes. that may be the catalyst that leads to something, but, you know, if somebody owes me a soda pop or i owe him a soda pop and they come to me and say i need to get that soda pop you owe me, i spit in their face and talk to them like they a bitch or something and they kill me, whose fault is it? it isn't about the soda pop no more. on the street, you call the police to put a stop to it. what do you do in here? i tell you what you do, you go get you a knife and you stab that son of a bitch and say you ain't taking nothing else. that's the end of that. here's what happens when you come to take something from me. >> weigh want to do bobby gilbert first. >> a-1 to a-4. >> gilbert's life behind bars is often punctuated by his f

arletta gilbert survived. >> i am glad it happened and i came through it. remember anything about it. >> reporter: the gilberts went public with their search for the samaritans and the two families have now spoken over the phone. >> she got on and she was perk cry and sparky and she said i'm back 100%. you know, and it was -- it was -- it was so fulfilling to know that the small contribution i had made, made a difference. >> reporter: arletta gilbert now has a pacemaker and is slowly recovering from her near- death experience. when that recovery is more complete, the livelies plan to suggest a get-together. -- john henrehan, fox 5 news. x >>> just looking at those people in the polar bear plunge story -- >> easy to stay say right? >> the wind made it even more cold out there. >> i'm sure it was. considering the temperature was above seasonal, the winds, however, were a little on the brisk side. >> and it has been like that for the last couple of days. the wind kicking up. >> especially last night we actually had power outages as a result of the winds yester

gilbert. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am victor gilbert. i have made a lot of calls to supervisor wiener's office, i am sure you know my name, and i am the owner of a condominium directly across the street from the douglas dog park, and i have spoken to your office, and i do not know the procedure. i want to submit a plan of where my house is to the park. the dog walkers are fine, but i feel very betrayed by the system and so forth, and i am not born to be popular with you, supervisor, but i feel betrayed by you because i have made so many calls to your office, and they asked me to i am, and i say "and victor dilbert," and they come back and say you are in a meeting. this has become emotional for me. i have lived there since 1995. it is at par, very much under the radar, and i would also like to reform it. it is from elizabeth kalkstein, and it is signed by a woman, douglas playground. they modified the playground, and it says in a san francisco department of city planning categorically exempt from environmental review. now, when you put an

gilbert survived aren't i'm glad it happened and it came through. i don't remember anything about it. >> reporter: the gilberts went public for their search for the samaritans and the two families have now spoken over the phone. she got on and she is perky and she say, i'm back 100%. it was -- you know, it was -- it was so fulfilling to know that the contribution that i made made a difference. she now has a pacemaker that. >> the minute is never a good mix. >> they say they were wrong and they told everybody on line. >> why they are heading to court to faceoff. >>> and springsteen fans dying for tickets get a major disappoint. now some are saying it's ticket master's fault. >> we are just getting started. stay with us. ay with us.  >>> oh, the boss sold out. ticket master is not happy about it. fans got frozen screens and error messages but no tickets when they went on sale this weekend. what happened? the founder of great seats.com is here with us. thanks so much for being with us tonight. a lot of people are asking what did happen, blaming s

obviously the leaders were caron and antwon, but gilbert was an assassin. he brought back what you need on that level. reporter: jordan led the wizards to four straight playoff berths. he was fired in 2008 after winning 197 games, third on the franchise's all time list. >> they allowed me to have some tough times at the beginning through some of the other times even though we made the playoffs. there were tough times, but they al lopped my to keep coaching and it was great -- allowed me to keep coaching and it was great. i have no hard feelings or something was left out, just part of the game. reporter: following his stent in d.c. jordan was hired by the -- stint in d.c. jordan was hired by the 76ers. the nba's loss has become carroll's gain. jordan is now running a different game coaching the freshmen team at carroll, his alma mater. he's not getting paid. he has no 6-footers or nba all- stars and his lessons have become a lot simpler. >> it's not about passing, dribbling, shooting. it's about behavior, how to work with your teammates, how to be competitiv

gilbert's, and it is one of those unfortunate situations where we have a very popular dog park there, and there is a sound issue. i am not an expert on sound, but it travels to mr. dilbert's unit. mr. dilbert has indicated that this may be should not be a dog park, but that is a much larger question. i would say that this legislation by creating regulations and by limiting the number of dogs, training standards, etc., i am not saying it will resolve mr. gilbert's problems, but i think it will be an improvement in the overall diversity of dog walkers, so we have a few more speakers. cathy, demetrius, chris, and barbara ammano. >> hi, i am cabin from the recreation center. we walk dogs in san francisco. thank you again for hearing all of oz. i am still in favor of eight dogs for the dog walking. we have talked about the economics last time. i am here to ask a few more questions about the fees regarding this licensing and was wondering what it meant for a business to be licensed as opposed to a walker who would be an employee. supervisor wiener: i will answer that question. every busines

he's the 82-year-old gilbert wood. now, they believe that he is in some kind of a danger. he was last seen yesterday morning at the mill park terrace apartment in fredericksburg. he was wearing a red flannel jacket with a blue hat. he might be driving a tan chevy van with virginia plates. a tan van. if you have seen this man, please contact police in fredericksburg. >>> the arlington county police are looking for the woman who doesn't have the medication she needs. this is the 70-year-old. and she was last seen on january 2, near her home in that 4400 block of this street. she has black hair and occasionally wears a curly black wig. that's her. if you have seen her, please call police in arlington county. >>> coming up now on 9news at 9:00, legal issues created by the video that shows the u.s. marines urinating on the dead taliban fighters. the defense lawyer and the prosecutor, they will both be here. we'll talk about what charges

gilbert, and others points of view is about a better regulation of dogs within the dog parks. i am glad that the small business commission has given us a very clear recommendation, but there has been so many different people calling, emailing, writing letters, i am really concerned about the number that went up to nine or eight plus personal, so i am appreciative that supervisor wiener is bringing it back down to eight or seven plus one. it does not seem that everyone is happy with this, but it is a good compromise. and the other two amendments, i appreciate them. i also want to commend where back of ktaz, in protecting the public and the animals, as well. it has been a good process, and i think this will make it better for our neighborhoods and the dogs and the dog walkers. supervisor cohen, do you have anything? supervisor wiener: just quickly, i know there are some people who would want to have six. the current limit is insanity, so aids is a lot lower than in affinity. i am trying to also be sensitive to the native people running their businesses, and every dog that you re

gilbert. i am a republican over here. also belong to a union that takes money out of my check every week for the democratic cause, and if i did not go along with the item out of the union. it is the people's republic of hawaii that i belong in. anyway, the unions over here are skewed because we have it electoral votes, that we do have a woman here, a nice jewish ex- governor, area debt, a moderate republican, and she is running for senate, the senate seat of daniel ek lockout. she has a good whack at it, i believe. if we keep our mouths shut, as mr. gingrich should have, we would have had gingrich as a nominee, but it will go to the conventions, i believe. what i think right now is that as a republican we have to really keep a low profile. we have to be very patient, and let the candidates vet, and the strongest person will rise. i myself think obama will tear romney apart in a debate. guest: i just came back from iowa and new hampshire. it has been an interesting race in a lot of ways. not the most suspenseful nominating

his name is john gilbert winan, and he was the u.s. ambassador to britain from 1941 until the end of the war. he replaced the appeasement-minded joseph p. kennedy, not exactly a hard act to follow. winan was a former governor of new hampshire, a liberal and a republican. he was also a committed supporter of fdr and the new deal. in fact, he sacrificed his political career in 1936 because of that support for roosevelt and his social reforms. winan was the first head of social security program. which was created in 1935, and in 1936, the republican party, the republican presidential candidate and the party was keen to get rid of social security. they wanted to end it really before it had really begun. and winan quit his job as director and campaigned during the -- literally campaigned during that campaign to preserve social security, and he went against his own party in doing so. and, you know, his political career was over from then on. all three of these americans were extremely important in the debate in america over whether britain s

for pete gilbert, and gerry sandusky. stick around. the afc championship forecast straight ahead. >> the cold weather today. >> it was football weather. it really was. tomorrow, threatening 40 degrees, storm coming in right after dark. there may be a little bit of a winter mixed, but eventually all right on tuesday, blustery and chile on wednesday, snow showers on a friday, rain again on saturday. >> that's it for 11 news at 6:00. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute it's your social network. all mixed together. with galaxy nexus by samsung, now you can organize your contacts into circles, like you do in real life. so you can choose what people see and what they don't. and with the speed of verizon 4g lte, you can chat as a group in a googleplus hangout without missing a beat. introducing the first phone built for android 4.0. only at verizon.

and i'm jennifer gilbert... uu next is bruce cunningham..vide the opposition ... a couple thousand tickets are still available...they'll go on sale tomorrow at 10am... 10am... there has been a strong tie between the ravens organization and the city of baltimore even since they first took the field back in 1996...players like baltimore....they want to be here.....nd that bond was on display immediately following yesterday's game... 3 ,,and for the second time in 3 seasons, ray rice has topped the 2-thousanddyard mark from scrimmage...this after he rushed for 191 yards yesterday...toppping the 13-hundred yard mark for the regular season...with the playoffs ahead, the ravens pint-sized powerhouse appears to be peaking at exactly the good thing, says his teammates.... ,3 college football...the grand daddy of'em all...rose bowl... number 10 wisconsin and number 5 oregon....4th quarterr.. ducks down 3...darron thomas rolls out...hits avasier too- in-a for the go ahead score... and oregon win its first rose bowl since 19-17...45-38... michigan stat

i'm jennifer gilbert. a proposed law in baltmore county causing controversy. some people say it amounts to legalizing peepinn toms. toms. crime and justice.../ reporter .../ joy lepola .../ says... /// áátheáá laww../ would ...allow dressing rooms.. / - áálocceráá rooms ...and restrooms.. / ááifáá they're dressed... as women. women. occupy baltimore was back today...protesting a proposed juvenile detention penter. janice park live at the site now, tells us 6 people wound in riot gear surrounded them. janice? 3 all that s left of the occuuy movement is this schedule, but thhy say they ll be back tomorrow. now where they had built a symbolic school earlier here has now been replaced by this state troopee car. 3 the occupy baltimore movement where their mantra was schools not jails. police say the group creating an opening in a fence and trespassed onto state property, building a symbolic school. to make sure this protest didn t become violent, throngs of state police, city police and dozens of police in riot gear were on hand. shipley: uh they refuseddto leave t

barndd and i'm jennifer gilbert... up next s bruce cunningham..ten december...and tonight, mark turgeon's terps were l,ooking to keep things rolling against . cornell... and roll they did...the terps jumped out 15-nothing...berend ...and then, watch this...peshon howard inside to 7 foot 1 alex len for the alley oop...that gave the terps a 21 point lead... ...cornell coach bill courtney knew his guys were in for a log night, but this was downright discouraging.... ...espepcially here.,..ball loose under the cornell basket...watch terrell stoglin get it and push it upcourt to howard for the layup...terps by 23 at this point......but maryland goes ice cold in the secnd half.....freshman shonn miller with the three pointer as the big red cuts the lead to just one........but the terps were able to hang on... stoglin with the drive as the terps take a tuff one over cornell....70-62 the final..maryland now 10-3 back here in baltimore...since it's a playoff bye week, the ravens have adjusted their schedule...thee practicee wednesday and thursday, and will

and i'm jennifer gilbert... up next is bruce cunningham..re than oohers.. others.. some guys never get to the post season...case in point, cory redding and anquan boldii..neither had taken part in a playoff game until they joined thh ravens...there are several others, especially the young guys, who don't know phat to expect...john harbaugh says look to the veterans.... "the biggest advice to me is llsten to the vets and watch the vets more than anything. see what matt birk does if u - you're on the offensive line do what matt birk does. if you're a linebacker, do what ray does. if you're a defensive baak, do what ed does. thht's the biggest addice we can give them. our guys are great mentors and i think our young guys students. us and help carry those guys. todd bozeman has resurrected the basketball program at morgan state, leading the bears to ncaa tournament appearances in 2 of the last 3 years..but this evening, he finds himself suspended and banned from interacting with his team.. team.. the school is investigating reports that bozeman

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gerry sandusky, pete gilbert, cadre ismail are -- -- cadre ismail with you. the road to indianapolis comes up short as they run into a stop sign against the new england patriots losing 23-20 on the play we'll remember as wide left but there were many plays that could have sealed the deal. >> there were a lot of times that the ravens couch taken control of the game and had it in hand and we'd be talking about going to indy but a lot of missed opportunities and that final one that couch potentially put the game into overtime. >> we'll hear from the ravens in a few moments but that's a locker room you will not soon forget. >> no, it was powerful in there, the emotion. also, there was no sulking or hanging of heads. guys saying we played a great game. it wasn't our year. >> john harbaugh, second time in the a.f.c. championship game in four years. in the second quarter, tied at 3-3. benjarvus green-ellis. touchdown, 10-3 patriots. >> good job by the law firm of getting it into the end zone. >> flacco finds boldin for 37. >> that was a strong run after catch by bol

host: craig gilbert. spend, what people can contribute, and then there is disclosure. the citizens united issue did not settle disclosure. it is possible to see as more candidates come into the crossfire of the super pacs, you might see support in both parties for at least writing tougher disclosure laws about the big super pacs. host: our next call comes from days mills, wisconsin, dennis, you're on the washington journal. caller: good morning. thank you for being on talking about the wonderful state of wisconsin. i blog under free wisconsin. i would like to steer the conversation away from union talk, which is the beginning of the controversy in wisconsin, and get into things like the american legislative exchange council where scott walker is appearing in texas raising more funds to ed to his $10 million treasure trove. he was fined $500,000 for not disclosing the campaign contributions he received. i would like to move away from possibly just talking about the unions. what about alec, and americans fo

i'm pete gilbert.ing up in sports, we'll talk about bhilly cundiff. the story straight ahead.ai [ female announcer ] they've been off limits to dieters since time began. not anymore. fiber one is bringing brownies back. at 90 calories, the only thing between you and chocolaty brownies... ♪ ...is a nicely designed package. ♪ you can have brownies again. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. in the granola bar aisle. caramel...pretzel 90 calorie bar. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. we're trying to learn what to make of billy cundiff. he struggled and left four months of the season. some of this reinjury. he also has a hip injury, too. in the houston game, first time around, ravens won by 15. if that would be a game winner, sign him up. >> even though some people may think i'm crazy, there have been constant lessons to be learned. i made so mi many mistakes, i >> loyola came all the way back. they get the win 66-63. patterson in the visiting colorful uniforms. by 2. still a two-point game. police ended the affair

gilbert brought what you need on that level.d me to have some tough times at the beginning. through some of the other times, even though we made the playoffs, there were tough times. they allowed me to keep coaching and it was of a great thing. i have no hard feelings or fell bad there was something left out. just part of the game. >> reporter: following his stint here in d.c., jordan was hired by the philadelphia 76ers and fired after just one season. the nba's loss has become their gain. jordan is now running a different game coach august freshman team at carroll, his alma mater. he is not getting paid to do t he has no six footers or nba all stars. >> it is not about passing, dribbling, shooting. it is about behavior, how to work with your teammates, how to be competitive appear yet keep your composure. >> i get asked a lot because people know i play basketball and i go to carroll. they ask me what it is like having eddy jordan as your coach. i say it is pretty cool but he is still our coach and we have to listen to him and w

. >> i know pete gilbert is also disappointed. pete, how are you feeling? >> kind of numb. when you see a game like that. i was on the field in the end zone in the corner watching lee evans, the ball go through his hands, knocked out. john harbaugh talked a little afterwards, hoping and begging and trying to get them to take another look via replay. you cannot challenge in the final two minutes of the game. at that point, they didn't do it. may or may not have been a touchdown. certainly worth another look. i like what john harbaugh said, he said billy will be fine, i talked to him, he stood there by him. i was proud with the way john stood up after the game and said, hey, we're a good football team. we didn't make quite enough plays at the end of the game to get the job done but this will be one of the more painful losses in the history of baltimore football, no question. an epic game, one in which they snatched defeat from the jaws of victory and to get that close to a super bowl that would have been in indianapolis and maybe put to bed that pain from 1984, that possibili

over the weekend a story aired on al jazeera english is program the listening post hosted by richard gilbert that's a show that does media critique and this particular episode spoke about r.t. and yours truly so let's just say that i've a few things to say in response to this piece here's the gist of the point that they were trying to make the english language project is getting mixed reviews its criticism of washington and the ways of the west is relentless. i mixed reviews that's fair everybody is entitled to their own opinion but then they get to me. russian born american educated in the. twenty six year old host of the alyona show he's more than happy. to lend that. voice. who sounds so sinister russian born american educated i'm clearly some sort of kremlin plant sent to the united states to learn the ways of the west only to turn them against it when i come of age i actually moved here and i was for an american citizen not only was i educated here he spent almost my entire life in the us and i am cast an american not to mention and yes i will nit pick here i'm not twenty six yet but we

hilarious style of their attack when we did the same thing what if we turn the tables on richard gilbert fired by a.b.c. for refusing to cover the u.s. led invasion of iraq he was then hired by qatari funded al-jazeera that's kind of sounds a little bit sketchy to you but it turns out that it's really not sketchy because gives birth spent years working for a.b.c. only to refuse to cover the iraq war because he had small children so then he was fired sued for wrongful termination and he won and that he was hired by al jazeera but if i say everything in these really vague terms then his career too can sound very very sinister but let's get back to what is said about me as are we not shying away from picking a fight not really sure why that would be showcased as a negative in fact i thought that's what journalists opin you know as we're all supposed to do what i would really like to see in this piece is for them to take some of my relentless criticism that gives birth talks about with my face on the screen behind them and actually show it and talk about that i would welcome then to pick som

. >> i'm pete gilbert. coming up in sports, a little bit of a secret.he fifth ranked maryland women down 20 points trying to come back at the comcast cenom "and what's your name?" "oh, it's flo." "and what do you do?" "oh, i sell insurance like no one else." "oh, that's nice." "thank you." now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> the ravens this weekend enjoying themselves. just a nice couple days off. the team had seven-days off. john harbaugh practice this week, but back to work on monday. bolton plenty of rest. he looks really good at practice. really impressive, though, considering what he's gone through. this was not the season that everyone envisions. bolton thought it might be because of the skills he had. he's been good, but not great. turns out, he has had a pretty good injury. the knee 0 injury was worse than he originally thought. >> it store completely. my knee started catching. i felt it was necessary to get it take yir care of. >> within 1. thomas. 15 seconds left. she had 24 points. maryland rallies all the way from 20 points. 77

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les gilbert at age 92. she was under the care of onlock. every new year's eve we would go to jon's grille and drink ourselves silly. the conductor on the cable car would get her back home. she was an artist and lively and vital and she was still looking for the love of her life. howard grayson was a valued activist and friend and a beloved care giver of harold wallace. it took the community six days to locate his body. at kaiser. kaiser would not tell us he was dead. that could have been avoided if there were other kinds of contacts in place to let his friends or his family know his condition in hospital. every organization here today wants to be an extended research to lgbt elders in san francisco. the milk club will hold an annual elder life conference on my couch -- on march 24. to learn how we can act politically and foreman elder caucus. we all want to stay in san francisco. that is what they wanted and we want to work with you on this issue. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for putting this form together. i am the

not kidding. 11te gilbert for wbal tv a sports. >> ravens fans are getting fired up. the purple friday caravan is back in business. lowell melser is live at the final stop. >> we have all the fans here at the final stop on the friday purple caravan. they're waiting to see themselves on the monitor. they do not understand the delay. when they see themselves, they will start cheering more. purple friday is definitely here. you can feel it in the air. ♪ it is the biggest purple friday of the year. the ravens pulled out all the stops as the purple caravan made its way all over the channel 11 viewing area. to say the least, the fans are site -- psyched. >> the ravens are going to win. i have faith in them. ♪ >> the main attraction was this huge pep rally at the gallery by the inner harbor on friday afternoon. the place was packed with fans, cheerleaders, and the ravens marching band. sandusky was the master of ceremonies. >> the ravens won their first one in 2000. the ravens beat the new york giants. we could see that same match up on february 5. >> i walked through the do

i'm jennifer gilbert. a proposed law in baltmore county causing controversy. some people say it amounts to legaliziig peeping toms. toms. crime and justice.../ reporter .../ joy lepola .../ says... /// áátheáá llw.../ wwuld ...allow men.../ inn.. women's .../ dressing rooms.. / áálockeráá rooms ...and restrooms.. / ááifáá they're dressed... as women. baltimore county would join the ranks of howard county, montogomery county and baltimore city. each provides protectioo against discriminaaion to individualss who are transgender. remember the beating of chrissy pplis... a transgender woman eaten at a mcdonald's in rosedale after using the restaurant's bathroom for women. baltimore county counnilman tom quirk now plans to introduce legisation to giveepolis and others who are trrnsgender added protection. those infavor say.... it will help end discrimination. those against it.... fear their safety. 37:25:06 this allows someone who puts on a dress to go into a ladies restroom and say ttis identity. :14 :14 7:33:22 you're really taking &pus down a path that has no ev

i'm jennifer gilbert. first on fox, a special needs ssudent in cecil county is attacked by classmates at a bus stop. kathleen more... on the attack.../ ááwhicháá &p was... posted on ../ you-tube.../ kathleen... the victim in this case is 11 tonight sshool authorities and police are using the you-tube video as part of their own bullyinn incident that ended in assault. (show kid yelling on video "come on") on") kids from elkton middle schoollhas just gotten off the bus tuesday afternoon when a fight erupted and one student shot this video. it was later posted on you-tube. it ssows 11 year old kaleb.. being punched... pushed.. and punched again. (kaleb) "i think that the part that was on llne was the worst part cause everyone saw it and its ame was sissy fight.. which was very embarrassing. i just think it because i didn't fight back" the you-tube viieo has been police are reviewing the video and say they expect assault charges to be filed in the case. kc fox 45 news at 5;30 that brings us to our question of

we will hear from pete gilbert live in providence. and we will get a tour of providence from jennifer franciotti. she will that -- she will show us the treasures she discovered. us the treasures she discovered. >> still a little chilly tomorrow, but then we get a warmup. >> but then we get something to get the warmer temperatures, and that is cold rain. tomorrow toward the end of the day, a little bit of rain or freezing rain. rain chances much higher on monday. but at least the temperatures will be around 157030's. >> that is it for the news at 6:00 p.m. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you.

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on january 9, and taking the body to gilbert wrote in aberdeen and dumping the body behind a row letters home in a pond, and then driving into a cinder block wall at a church. the mother believes he was reacting to a situation that had gone terribly wrong. the facebook page was set up by one of the students who knows him. it is on this page that supporters are seeking assistance, including financial, for the 16-year-old who is represented by a public defender. >> he is a kid. he should not be charged as an adult. we want to raise money for anyone who supports him, to help us to hire a private attorney. >> we are bellaire winning and we want to help this little boy who does not have anybody. his mom died when he was in elementary school. he has got nobody. i would expect the same for my kids. >> his public defender is considering asking for a reverse waiver, so the kid can be moved to juvenile court. >> thank you. much more ahead on 11 news at 6:00 p.m. >> a half a dozen maryland schools join the ranks of the blue ribbon. >> ion gerry sandusky at the ravens camp in owings mills. they're g

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