the guardian angels have started a campaign aimed of stopping a robbery spree in dcm.l be handing out fliers and safety tips at the new york avenue metro station this morning. this comes after nearly 600 robberies reported so far this year. most of them authorities are looking for the cause of a fire at a southeast d.c. apartment building that sent two people to the hospital last night at a building on good hope road. a woman and child hospitalized, the woman if seriously injured. >> turning to the european financial crisis, a deal has been reached to give greece $170 billion more in a bailout loans. officials meeting in brussels say that the money would bring the country's debt down to the maximum level consider sustainable. the money would save the country from a potentially disastrous default next month. an effort to legalize same-sex marriage in maryland could take another step forward today. a senate committee expected to vote on the legislation. that could set up a vote in the full senate later this week. the house passed a bill last week. governor o'malley spons

johnny alla with the guardian angels is here to give us tips. good evening. >> thank you for having me. >> absolutely. you attended the self-defense class? >> i did. a very good self-defense class. hopefully we can get people to sign up with us and get the courses so they know what to do in case they are a victim. >> you learned techniques for protecting yourself. what can you share with us that can help us protect ourselves on the streets? >> the first thing is if anyone approach you, you want to take -- want to take something from you, give it up that is the number one. and secondly, most of the crimes are of opportunity. don't become a victim, such as when you stand ing on a bus stop and talking and do not have the cell phone in your hand. if not and you're holding that cell phone, people are going to come up and snatch it, and they're going to run or ask you for it. >> i was going to ask you, is there a common thread in the the type of people who were attacked from what you have seen in your experience? >> the common threat, basically right

police are making suspicious activity calls their top priority and the guardian angels are helping to bring attention to the threat. >> i think what it is right now is that, with the iphones, a lot of people are coming on this side to get the iphone so they figure they have a better chance. these people are not as aware, maybe not as street smart. on the anacostia side, lots of people are street smart. >> reporter: so the guardian angels will be here this morning at the new york avenue metro station to give people information about what is going on and to help them be a little bit more more aware of their surround go ahead and tips so they could avoid not being a victim of the crime. police patrols we're told have been increased and city council woman mary chez plans on holding a community meeting this thursday to discuss what else could be done about the issues. >>> a bill to help victims of domestic violence is currently being debated in maryland. if it passes, people would leave a job to escape domestic violence would be eligible for unemployment benefits. lieutenant governor antho

guardian angels joined the fight against crime spree that has been going on across the district. >> they are patrolling districts and handed out pamphlets with safety tips. brianne carter is in northwest with details. >> the guardian angels have showed up at the new york metro station. they are handed out a safety flare warning people not to be distracted they are standing at the doors of the metro station and having these out to people as they come and go and this comes after a rise in robberies we have seen of the last couple of weeks. the latest happened a few hours ago. with the crime wave escalating in the district this morning residents and several neighborhoods are on guard. >> it makes me feel somewhat unsettled and we need to be extremely careful. >> the latest incident included armed robbery adding to the about 600 reported robberies in the city so far this year. more of the robbers are happening at gunpoint has residents concerned. >> that is the linchpin of where we are concerned that it is armed robberies. >> police and community leaders are taking action, stepping up patrol

the guardian angel said it will also continue their efforts to keep the committee say. saturday, they're offering a self-defense class for anyone over the age of 15. in northwest, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> the trough of five men charged with shooting. police say this -- the man responsible for the shooting in 2010. 22-year-old orlando carter fired on capitol street, killing four people. the violence started after a bracelet went missing. >> one person is facing charges after a violent road rage incident. this began on loop 3. police say 23-year-old male passenger exchanged words at a red light yesterday. then the young man got out of the car, stabbed in the older man. police say the car the 23-year- old was and sped off. another car ran the car right off of the road. they were taken to the hospital. it does not appear that the two men knew each other. >> let's check on the weather right now. we are getting a little preview of spring. >> it was cold this morning. even a few teams here and there in the neighborhood. -- teens here and there in the neighborhood. clouds

. >> guardian angels were raising awareness in northwest yesterday. today, they will hit new york avenue in northeast spreading the word. street robberies are up 55% from this same time last year. >> i think it is great. i think people v maybe he go in neighborhoods where they don't think anything will happen to them because it is not a neighborhood where you hear about crime. may as well have people out reminding people the not just bad neighborhoods. >> more than 200 of these year's robberies in d.c. have been at gunpoint. we'll have more on this story coming up in a live report in our next half hour. >>> a trial of five men accused in a series of deadly shootings in d.c. begins today. it all happened back in march of 2010. prosecutors say the violence started after a bracelet went death of five people. three of the victims were teenagers killed in a drive-by shooting on south capital street. opening statements get under way later this morning. mornin >>> a look at the morning's other top stories now. a deadly crash at a fast-food restaurant in seat

. >> guardian angels are helping d.c. residents fight back against robbery. they are patrolling neighborhoods and handing out fliers with safety tips. this comes in the wake of 600 robbers in the district so far this year. most of them in northwest. half of them involved a gun. police and made more than 150 arrests. working for uncle sam may not be all that it's cracked up to be. >> with more on that and what investors are watching today and let's check in with linda bell at bloomberg headquarters in new york. >> hello. wall street heading back to work today. markets were closed yesterday for presidents day. we do have some mixed news coming out a cure. european finance ministers approved a $173 billion bailout package for greece. however, investors are skeptical it may not be enough to solve the nation's debt crisis. investors keeping an eye on quarterly results from retailers such as wal-mart and home depot as investor. stock-index futures indicating a higher open. the government work force if it is projected to shrink 13% this decade as jobs expand in near

there's a new device that's now being tested that could become something a little bit like a guardian angel for heart patients. doreen gentzler has the details. >> your chest gets heavy. a lot of pressure there. my jaw started hurting. everything just started aching all over. >> reporter: michael wynn is all too familiar with what it feels like to have a heart attack. that's because the 67-year-old virginia man had three of them last year. >> that's kind of the way the last year went. it seemed like every time i tried to do anything, i would have a heart attack. it's kind of a scary thing, because you'll just be doing fine, and the next minute you're going. >> reporter: after surviving the trio of heart attacks, he and his wife said he must have nine lives, but they also realize it's likely he'll have another episode, and that's no laughing matter. >> i know eventually i'm going to have one, and i won't make it. that's just the way it is. it's family history, smoker, all the odds were against me. >>eporter: wouldn't it be nice if wynn could get a warning before his next heart attack?

because as i an child, i guess apparently his guardians let him read an uncensored version of the bible and it kind of stuck with him and like kind of -- yeah, it just messed him up. >> curious. i got to tell you, those stories of hell and brim fire kept me straight. the story of jezebel being trampled by horses and the only thing left were the palms of her hands and soles of her feet kept me straight for many a year. of he does have a point. >> i just wanted to comment on that. even though he didn't want younger viewers to read it, i still think that was a major part of the reason why the book was so huge and the effect it had on society because not only were adults reading it, but younger aged people were reading it also. you know, maybe like teenagers and then a little younger. so it had an effect on society because they're the upcoming new world. so they were able to read the book and interpret their own thought, not what their parents think. so really even though he didn't want kids to read it, i believe that the younger crowd was the one to make it really a hit. >> thank you. i th

, 40% of them involve personal technology, while dc police increased patrols and offered rewards guardian angels are out hitting metro stations and other public places to give people tips on being street smart so far no one has been seriously injured but some have been pretty scary people struck by suspects or threatened at gun point, council woman mary che said she is concerned about the escalation. >> we are just a step away from serious injury or worse so we need to do as much as we can right away to protect ourselves. >>> dc police upped the rewards now offering a $10,000 reward, to turn in someone who steals and snatches this technology but sounds like it is a big problem in dc this is also a problem in big cities in new york, chicago, philadelphia, all major police chiefs reporting this spike in these sorts of crimes and they are asking the mobile cell phone companies to partner with them and do more to allow them to disable these phones so they can't be resold if you take the profit out of it perhaps the crimes will device. >>> all right melanie alnwick thanks. >>> other top storie

the guardian angels are spreading out throughout the district to help keep you safe. >> we definitely giving out pamphlets at different metro stations every day and we patrol the metro trains and againing -- keeping the extra eye out. >> and he said if someone approaches you, give them what they want. you never one has a gun. >>> and a big win in maryland with the state senate narrowly passing a bill providing for same-sex marriage. that was thursday and the governor will sign it. the supporters are planning to gather and have enough signatures to put the issue to voters in a referendum. let's bring in the maryland attorney general into how this may play out. thanks for being here tonight. >>if the referendum happens and is successful for supporters of traditional marriage, what would happen next? >> and that is -- i think you have it right. it will most likely go to referendum and in november, if the opponents were to be successful, the law would revert back to where we are right now; however, there is a sort of a duel track going on in the court system. clearly, the prohibition agai

to martha's two surviving guardian by daniel custis. the diminutive bride in her yellow brocade gown barely reached to her lover's shoulder. round where he was angular, spiritua he was sporadic in his church attendance, she was a self-described, quote, old-fashioned housekeeper, steady as a clock, busy as a bee, and cheerful as a cricket. as events were to prove, this hardly did justice to martha's wifely support or public patriotism. and yet even among admirers, few would describe the washington marriage in terms of passion, not with the working loveliness of sally fairfax a few miles away to remind the strapping groom of what might have been. to historian paige smith, writing in the unbuttoned 1970s, it wasn't hard to tease out powerful emotions in washington's oft quoted letter written to sally at the time of his betrothal to martha. a self-professed to love, washington confides his feelings in language that is anything but confiding. at the end he speaks of, quote, a destiny, which has control of our actions, not to be resisted by t

this agency has to be the guardian of speedy transit and the guardian against delays. the other issue is h.e.g., which is the auto trip generation component, which ties to the parking charge. per capita impacts on muni are crunched together. they have to be separated out. if you have a building that happens to have 300 resident, those residents are going to be an impact on transit. that's got to be accounted for in some way. does this take into account air quality? the original point of l.o.s. was not as a social impact, but it was that the land yachts burning leded fuel when this was done under reagan actually generated air quality approximate. if you take a 20-year project with all of this new development, i'll bet you'll find air quality impact there as well, greenhouse gas gases and particulate. does this new measure address this? i do not think. the ceqa part needs work. the planning department is regulatory, captured by developers, ammed they could change the way they do e.i.r.'s to do it in-house, but it's all a consulting operation. that's why it takes 24 month

. >> reporter: several members of the guardian angels. >> we want to make you aware what's going on. >> reporter: working the woodley park adams morgan national zoo metro station late this afternoon. >> most of them are on cell phones, ipads and things of that nature, computers. >> reporter: they're handing out safety tips to commuters and tourists. >> i think it's great. i think people go in neighborhoods where they don't think anything is going to happen to them because it's not a neighborhood where you ever hear about crime. may as well have people out reminding people it's not just bad neighborhoods. it's neighborhoods you think are perfectly safe. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: spreading the word about a huge spike in street robberies across the city this year. >> people with electronics, people taking glasses off people's faces, the coats off their backs and all that. you just have to be careful. it's just common sense coming into the city just to be careful what you've got and be aware of the people around you. >> reporter: more than 200 of this year's robberies

. >>> a guardian angel to the rescue. coming up next, details of what he was force -- why he was forced to jump into action near a local metro station. >> not one but two choses. it is a fox 5 exclusive. we'll be right back with that story. stay with us. [ female announcer ] with swiffer wetjet, cleaning better, doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm going to... drink this... on the porch! ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ [ female announcer ] mops can be a hassle, but swiffer wetjet's spray cleaner and absorbent pads can clean better in half the time so you don't miss a thing. swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. and for dry messes big and small try swiffer sweeper vac. >>> the death toll now stands at three in monday's school shooting in ohio. >> the student accused of pulling the trigger made his first court appearance. jonathan hunt has the latest. e >> he is escorted into court this afternoon but once inside, he is protected by the judge, not seen because of his age. >> you understand tha

yesterday, guardian angels came out. they are warning citizens about all of these crimes. a lot of them are happening in places where people usually don't think that they mite have to look over their shoulder or be worried about who is approaching them. a lot of times, the suspects are wearing masks. sometime they are a single person. sometimes they are in groups. it were has got top the point where city council members are very concerned about t her what is mary cheh had to say. >> wear just like a step away from serious injury or worse we are these kinds of robberies with guns. so we need to do as much as we can right away to protect ourselves but also to encourage the police to be as vigorous as possible. >> reporter: the guardian angels were out yesterday at the woodley park, adams morgan and national zoo metro stations. they will be here at the new york metro station starting at 5:00 just to kind of give that presence and let people know what they need to be on the lookout for. we'll be here newout the morning and bringing you updates on that. >> thank you. >>> there

based journalist and contributor to the guardian newspaper. thanks for being with us and so the arab league observer mission in syria last month blame both the government to end forces of the opposition for violence why is legally taking measures though against the authorities while taking a supportive stance toward the opposition well that shows the agenda behind the arab league i'm afraid and this is not a real genuine attempt to bring the warring factions together this is agenda driven and again it's all about regime change because i think any genuine attempt to end instead it is in syria we have to acknowledge the government the government does have majority support in syria there was an opinion poll last month which showed the president sat at about fifty four percent of the people who wanted him to stay and yet these are the kind of normal people as far as the western powers and the arab league concerned and all they're saying is basically the government must go and the government must lay down their weapons and this is not very construc

could say they had a falling out with yes the bigger organizations like the new york times and the guardian are no longer partners here we have twenty five media partners that they are working with and they appear to be a lot smaller than the you know new york times but you know they still bring a lot of energy and they bring legitimacy to what we do exist trying to do and it allows them to you know prove that they are in fact a publisher and not just some organization that goes out and solicits leaks and so i think no matter how they obtained the material the way that they're going about presenting the information right now is very professional now if it is anonymous which i mean wiki leaks won't say they got it from anonymous you have a number of people that are giving interviews are online they claim to be you know associated with anonymous or anti sect that say that it was them that have the information over if that's a new partnership something that we can be seeing more of what do you think. well i mean i don't think it would be anything new given the fact that anonymous members or pe

he said he -- yeah, he just basically said he wrote it for adults and he looked down on any guardian that would let their children read this book. because as the child -- i guess apparently his guardians let him read an unsensored version of the with him. kind of like -- yeah. it messed him up. >> curious. i was a bible scholar as a young man. those stories kept me straight. the story of gesabelle being trampled by horses. that kept me straight many a years. he does, indeed, have a point. please. >> i just wanted to comment on that. >> please. >> even though you didn't want younger viewers to read it, i still think that that was a major part of the reason of why the book was so huge, because -- and the effect it had on society. not only were adults reading it but younger aged people were reading it also, maybe like teenagers, a little younger. so it had an effect on society because they're the upcoming new world so they were able to read the book and interpret their own thought, not what their parents think so really, i mean, even though he didn't want kids to read it, i believe that

as for the guardian angels they plan to be out of the anacostia subway station this evening. doing the same thing. passing out common sense tips for commuters and people everywhere, be aware of surround sxg ings. most of these victims found themselves unfortunately during this spate of violent crime. in northwest, derrick ward, news4. >> thank you. >>> a fire critically injured a woman in the district. the fire broke out you a round 8:00 last night inside an apartment in the 2300 block of good hope road in southeast washington. a child was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. several others were treated for smoke inhalation. no word on the cause of that blaze. >>> 11:09. coming up, u.s. military accused of burning the koran in afghanistan. why one commander says it happened. >>> plus, it is party time i [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for an incredible price: just $89.99 a month for two years with a two-year agreement. it's an amaz

and by reva and david logan, committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by tfrontline journalism fund, supporting investigative reporting and enterprise journalism. (man speaking japanese) >> (translated): on march 11, there was a relaxed atmosphere at work. i was at my computer, writing reports. before that day, we'd had a few earthquakes, around magnitude four. then, i think it was about 2:46 pm, i felt an incredible rumbling in the earth. it was like nothing i'd ever experienced. >> narrator: the earthquake that shook the fukushima dai-ichi nuclear power plant was the most powerful to strike japan since records began. the company that operates the plant, tepco, has forbidden its workers from speaking publicly about what followed. but one year on, they are starting to tell their stories. some have asked for their identities to be hidden for fear of being fired. >> (translated): i saw all the pipes fixed to the wall shifting and rippi

recently at the public citizen 40th anniversary event at which you spoke that gop really stands for guardians of privilege. at this point the argument leveled against the republican party is a party of the rich, whether you agree with it or not, is one we've heard many times before, but you are as pointed in your criticism of president obama and the democrats for doing exactly the same thing that we criticize the republicans for. >> moyers: and president clinton. i mean, it was... >> smith: so you go back, you go back before obama. >> moyers: the counterrevolution, the business and corporate revolution against the new deal and the great society, when we were advocating vigorous government in the interest of public action, that counterrevolution began in the 19.in the early 1980s under reagan. but as this financialization of our, of america took place and wall street and the banks gained more and more power, they were in with both parties rewriting the rules of politics and the economy. there is a book you, everyone here must read called, winner take all politics: how washington made the rich

by the anyway because some reaction to that from meal club journalist a contributor the british guardian newspaper neal good evening from moscow so the syrians apparently approving assad's reform plan should the referendum result alleviate the western push against the regime do you think but of course it should i mean let's just reflect what's happened here this weekend we've had five decades of single currency rule in syria president assad has bought all this. fifty seven percent of syrians and the overwhelming majority said yes to it so it's a great day for democracy in syria and yet what's the reaction of the western leaders well hillary clinton's announced is a cynical ploy leave the rest of the german minister he said that it was a sham that what is a sham is the west approach because it because their reaction to this referendum shows they're not really keen on real democracy in syria is the last thing they actually want here the of simpson were you saying that i mean the us knew official supporting the syrian opposition constantly talking and they are helping people in the country

everything is national security, you know. >> during the last, during the last guardian there have been big articles about the possibility of the united states and/or israel to bomb iran. do you know if they are propagating this bomb and everything, but it's not really discussed that much, you know, domestically. and also, i read a little part of in the guardian that says well, an election is coming and obama needs to consider whether bombing iran you know, how this will be tied to the possibilities of re-election. so this is, it's kind of a dÉjÀ vu kind of thing. i don't know. >> i mean it's a very old tactic. gaza was for -- before and israeli election in the end of 2009 so it's a very old tactic. i didn't realize the u.s. was in on it. i have seen stuff on television with regard to israel getting closer and closer to doing this. you know i mean the irony is there apparently are something like 200 warheads in the pomona facility in the desert and you know iran probably doesn't have enough make nuclear power to light up a few watches so here we are going to -- why do they have the righ

well discuss this now with journalist neil clark is a contributor to the guardian newspaper in the u.k. well as we've just been hearing me a little. farther says he was wrong to blame his son's death on putin and he also admitted her husband was working for british intelligence while six years ago she actually denied it it's a job to know what to believe in this case isn't it. but it is an x. thing back it actually could in november two thousand and six or five years ago now and we still don't really know exactly what happened what we do know is at the time of the murder there were all kinds of conspiracy theories floating around russia and putin for this there was a real campaign in the west which without any evidence. of this in the russian services but what about the press reaction now in the u.k. do you think the. comments will be covered in the british press after no i just said no i don't and that tells the story because it seems that the british media and i'm talking about serious newspapers they don't seem to want to cover stories when they don't fit the narrative and the domin

committed to investigative journalism as the guardian of the public interest. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. and by tfrontline journalism fund, supporting investigative reporting and enterprise journalism. additional funding for frontlineexpanded broadcast season is provided by the bill and melinda gates foundation. >> smith: for six months, frontline investigated a secret war against insurgents operating from inside pakistan. a year ago, i traveled across afghanistan and up to the border of pakistan, together with frontline correspondent stephen grey. beyond this checkpoint, the campaign against the taliban and al qaeda is led by u.s. intelligence. here, the cia is funding, arming, and running secret afghan militia, who guard the border, gather intelligence, and launch kill raids against the militants. >> they're called "counter-terrorism pursuit teams," and they are groups of afghans very well paid, apparently pretty well trained, with guns, and they operate at the direction

. >>> después que escuchó la noticia, donald keagan es una especie de ángel guardián para navarro. >>zón es obvia, que es porque no tiene papeles. >>> sin papeles y sin transplante, jesús espera un milagro. >>> se supone que están para salvar vidas. >>> uno de los principales acusados del incendio del edificio de la federación de estudiantes de guadalajara, se entregó a las autoridades, el hombre dijo que el presidente de la autoridad estudiantil disparó contra dos personas >>> durante casi dos meses fue uno del os hombres más buscados por las autoridades, después de la intervención del área de diligencia de jalisco. >>> empezaron a buscar y platicar, para que esta persona tuviera la decisión de trasladarse con este elemento y así llegar a la conclusión de ponerlo a disposición del área de homicidios. >>> Él es uno de los 8 acusados por el asesinato de 4 estudiantes, y el padre de uno de ellos según su propia declaración, oyó cuando el presidente electo disparó contra padre e hijo por no querer pagar una cuota ilegal, después él mató a los adolescentes y los enterró para no dejar test

de la creación de un compromiso de ética mediante el cual los empleados promete ser empleados y guardianeso firmará este compromiso y no habrá tolerancia para los fraudes o la mala conducta del gobierno. >> reportera: el hecho de que no es la primera vez que ocurre algo así preocupa a los residentes. >> ya no se puede, no se puede confiar en nadie. >> reportera: el alcalde dijo poder implementar una reforma de ética aprobada a finales del año pasado por el consejo municipal. para telenoticias washington y holaciudad.com >> sulema: hoy el consejo de washington aprobó una ley que hará más fácil divorciarse las parejas homosexuales y lesbianas que se casaron en la capital. se permitirá que estas parejas se podrán divorciar en cualquier otro lugar. bajo la actual ley un miembro de la pareja tenía que vivir en washington varios meses antes de comenzar el procedimiento. las licencias para matrimonio homosexual se empezaron a dar en marzo. - hoy fueron repartidos folletos en los cuales el condado de montgomery dice que pueden ayudar a las personas homosexuales a ser heterosexuales. este grupo dis

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desde quescuchÓ la noticia, se ha convertido en una especie de Ángel guardián para jesÚs navarro.. >> me preguntaron si yo estaba aquÍ legalmente. entonces, es obvio. >> sin papeles y sin trasplantes, jesÚs navarro espera un milagro. >> se supone que estÁn para salvar vidas, no para alargar el sufrimiento. >> su vida junto a su esposa y su hija es lo que hoy estÁ en juego. en san francisco, luis mejid, univisiÓn. >> uno de los principales acusados por el asesinato de cinco personas en el edificio de la federaciÓn de estudiantes de guadalajara se entregÓ a las autoridades. el hombre a quien llaman el tatuado culpÓ al presidente del organismo estudiantil de disparar a quemarropa contra dos vÍctimas y tambiÉn confesÓ sus propios crÍmenes. >> durante casi dos meses fue uno de los hombres mÁs buscados por las autoridades. tras la intervenciÓn del Área de inteligencia de la procuradurÍa de jalisco, gerardo flores gÓmez se entregó. >> empezaron a platicar, a buscar el mecanismo de convencimiento para que esta persona tuviera la decisiÓn de trasladarse con este elemento y asÍ llegar a la

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"the guardian" leads with the rescue of paul conroy from the city of homs. the paper says several syrian activists were killed during the rescue. the times london and "the tribune" says the candidates for the upcoming elections are -- is telling their story. >> this is "g.m.t.," for "bbc world news" i'm george. the ground assault on the syrian city of homs has begun and it's feared that humanitarian problems will get worse. and mitt romney pulled off a double win in michigan and arizona primaries. time now for the business news and let's start with the banking. >> 530 billion euros was taken, as it were, lent to 800 banks. only about 500 banks last time. and a little bit less in terms of the values of the loan. basically you could have whatever you wanted and it's very cheap money. 1% and buy an -- a bond. so it's a way of building up the bank's balance sheet and supporting the bond markets. >> in the banking system, it's more money that can be lent. more banks have access to the funds and they have asked for more money. it means the stigma attached to this