i think when you talk about harmonization, what we actually see is not so much harmonization, but ratcheting up and it's a one-way ratchet again and again and again and especially in the copyright sphere, when you see the move from the united states and the copyright policy that existed for the last couple of years and you move from the convention of trips and what we see again and again on the international level are the minimum standards of protection, so every country has to provide at least this much, but is free to regulate more and more and more. so the imbalance that occurs there is that you protect more and more, but what you leave out are the safety valves that are designed to make sure that the regulations don't go so far as to kill the golden goose. in copyright, that's creativity and expression. the ideas is yes, you create copyrights and give certain limited rights and you have safety valves and fair use and things like that that let other people use the material to do the things and if you ratchet up the protection cost that maybe you leave behind those protections that are sup

. >>> culpeper police officer daniel harmon-wright pleaded not guilty today to murder and three other related counts. he's can also granted a $1,000 bond and newly -- he's also granted a $1,000 bond and newly released court records show harmon-wright used unnecessary force on another family shortly before he shot and killed an unarmed woman. tonight only on 9 a young man talks about being threatened at gunpoint in his own home by is of harmon-wright. >> reporter: murder suspect and -- by officer harmon- wright. >> reporter: murder suspect and former culpeper police officer daniel harmon-wright turned his face to avoid cameras as he left the courthouse under heavy security. he's charged with murder in the debt of patricia cook who was unarmed sitting in her jeep in a catholic school parking lot february 29th. the first two shots at point blank range hit her but were not fatal says special prosecutor jim fisher. the other five shots were the ones that killed her as she drove away. >> the officer advanced his position into the roadway behind the vehicle firing back to front into the rear

back then harmon-wright's mom worked for boring. she's now been charged with forgery and lying trying to cover up for her son's record. boring is now a culpeper town council member. >>> another very warm but nice day across our area, but we've got some big changes at way for tomorrow. meteorologist an annyhong is in for topper. >> right now we have a couple pop-up showers and thunderstorms out to the west of us hire on doppler. in the beltway -- here on doppler in. the beltway we're just looking at cloudy conditions. some of the showers are isolated just around west of us north of heartwood and just south of winchester. now what we're looking at is temperatures in the 80s right now, 84 in gaithersburg, 81 manassas, 87 in downtown. to the west of us is a cold front. that's coming through. we can see some really heavy rain by tomorrow afternoon, really impacting tomorrow's commute. tonight, though, cloudy, mild and muggy with an isolated shower or thunderstorm generally west of town, lows in the upper 60s to lower 70s. also concerns a

railroad harmon-wright's mother is also charged -- >> reporter: harmon-wright's mother is also charged with foreigning documents in her son's personnel file. >> after the interview still had the look of rage. >> reporter: jeannette price wonders if her complaint against harmon-wright could have been altered. this is a hospital record showing an injury to her wrist that she said she suffered when harmon-wright pushed her in 2008. >> that was peggy fox reporting. >>> coming up maryland becomes the first state in the country to propose a statewide ban on bumpers. >> but first how to get out and see the national and state parks over the weekend and it won't cost you a dime when we come back. when it comes to gardening, we're, well, inexperienced. is this right? right here, like this? ♪ turn that off! plants can smell our fear then miracle-gro expand'n gro made things a lot easier for us. it expands when you water it. and improves your soil. for big beautiful plants that grow up to three times the flowers and vegetables. guaranteed. we were so bad at this before. particularly you. [ laughs

harmon wright claimed he shot in self-defense after cook tried to drive off with his arm caught in the car's window. he was indicted on a murder charge last month. he is out on bond, due back in court next month. >>> he stopped the wrong guy. a maryland man charged tonight with impersonating a police officer after he pulled over. a police officer. police say anthony maestro giovanini flagged down a car in upper marl brie. a capital heights police officer was inside the vehicle. the officers say the man claimed he was a military police officer from louisiana. the officer told him he had no jurisdiction. he was later arrested. >>> yesterday's heat was oppressive? today we broke a record. temperatures hit nearly 100 degrees. good news is, the end is in sight. comes with a few storms though. an up sedate from sue outside in the heat, still. >> brian, it's going tonight with a bang tomorrow.

we can block that. >> just to underscore, so are many versions of harmonization. there are problems that can be solved the hard part is figuring out which one p you than the you want to do. it's different than the national government because the ability to get substantive harmonization is a qualititive issue. >> my question is primarily directed at mr. theil and mr. lemley. with technology being the last area without broad regulation, in light of the failure, the current failure and controversy surrounding proposed bills regulating the technology area, how do you feel that the technology sector will be ultimately regulated? >> i have an answer. >> let's let the people who were asked to answer. >> this may be our last chance to disagree. >> i'll try to disagree with you. i think the greatest protection technology has against regulation is the pace of innovation. that is, the more that you can constantly choing and morph your product, the more difficult it is for people from the outside to take it over. it's when the technology becomes stable like electricity and te

[ cheers and applause ] we love angie harmon.or tonight! [ cheers and applause ] beautiful voice, talented. what a whole show. this is just an amazing show. hey guys, i'm just so happy to be here. there are a lot of things i love. i love the roots. i love -- [ cheers and applause ] i love doing this show. i love you guys. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. but you know what i heart the most? >> steve: what's that? >> jimmy: a good book. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i know what you're thinking. you're thinking, "but mr. fallon, how do we avoid books that stink?" [ light laughter ] it's easy. i'm about to show you some books that you should avoid in the latest edition of my "do not read" list. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ do not read do not read do not read these books these books ♪ >> jimmy: yeah. now, before we start, i just want you all to know that every book that i'm about to show you is 100% real. these are actual books. you can see them on amazon -- the zon. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: or check them out at your local li

what makes butch harmon butch harmon. >> well, i wear a lot of hats. teaching obviously is my passion. i think everyone believes that i only teach famous tour players. i spefernt the pas jority of my time teaching with the average player. i have academies all over the world in dubai and macao, florida and my headquarters in las vegas but i spend post of my time with the average player. i do television for sky port spos, i have for 16 years as a lead analyst. i do all the major championships and big events. i have a great passion for troops first foundation where i do a lot of thing trs for disabled veterans which i spent a lot of my time and effort of that, as a vietnam veteran i am so proud to have had the opportunity to help these kids in anyway, shape and form am i have my corporate work with my sponsors with roll exand wind grips and jma services. titleist which i do a lot of work with, and the most wonderful family. i have a great wife christie and a wonderful 17-year-old and two great dogs and there's all my time. >> rose: let's talk about some o

court documents say harmon- wright drew his gun and be demanded he be inside. the boy's mother was scared and said no. >> he had no right to be in there. >> a former police officer. officer harmon-wright's only punishment concerning the incident was this letter of reprimand. he would have had to receive additional training. >> i think they would have considered that a major violation. if nothing else from the point of liability for the police department. >> peggy fox, 9news now. >>> u.s. attorney general, eric holder, faced some angry questions ands for his resignation. today's hearing focused on top secret information leaked to the press and how the justice department is handling the investigation. >> the attorney general on the hot seat before the senate judiciary committee defended his decision to use u.s. attorneys to investigate leaks of highly classified information. >> a great faith in the abilities and integrity of these two gentleman. >> republican senator insisted attorney general, eric holder, should have appointed an outside council. >> but senator,

that is damon harmon-wright's mother. she is accused of forging documents to get negative information out of her son's file. she faces six felony counts and is in jail on unsecured bond. >> breaking news in a bit of a scare for people on a delta connection flight to detroit that was pushing back from the gate at reagan when an officer noticed for passengers acting suspiciously. the pilot stayed at the gate. t as a restrained everything. they are now heading to detroit. >> let's talk about the weather. a big warmup on the way. summer is getting closer. >> we are expecting temperatures to get close to or over 90 degrees. doug hill joins us with an early look at the forecast. >> we did not hear him either. we will take a look at the microphone and get back to him. president obama pushing congress to get americans back to work. he highlighted 27 continuous months of job growth. he says the global e fact cannot be ignored. president urged congress to adopt a jobs plan to counter economic effects of the european debt crisis. th

it was scary. >> harmon wright was searching for his younger brother. court documents say harmon wright drew his gun and demanded he be allowed inside. he was scared and said no, but finally let him in. >> he had no right to be in there. he has no right or shouldn't be drawing his gun and pushing his way into the home. >> attorney ted is a former prosecutor and former fairfax county police officer. he says before police enter a home, they need either a warrant, consent, or an emergency situation. otherwise it's a violation of one's constitutional right. >> i can't see that there be any justification for him demanding entry into the house and searching that house. >> after reading through the court documents, he sees similarities. >> it's all a question of use of force and the justification for using force. they are both of the same ill. >> only punishment concerning the incident was this letter of riply reprimand. >> i think that they would have considered that a major violation. if nothing else from the standpoint of liability for the police department

just four months before culpeper police officer daniel harmon-wright shot and killed unarmed housewife patricia cook, he used excessive force against the wilson family. >> it was terrifying. it was a little scary. >> reporter: their mother says officer harmon-wright pounded on her door waking her up on the morning of october 10th. with his gun drawn he demanded to search her home for her son. were you afraid? >> i was scared. i had just woken up, not even wiped my eyes, came out of my room and i had his gun in my face. >> reporter: the civil lawsuit patricia cook's husband filed against harmon-wright maybe expanded to include the police department. his attorney greg webb says, "the more i learn about what occurred over the last six years and his history with the police department, it's mind boggling to me that his career was allowed to culminate in this horrific shooting." peggy fox, 9 news now. >>> here in d.c. police are hoping you can find a convict who just walked way from a work crew this morning. conrad thames was serving 10 years for manslaughter and handgun violations. police s

his name is daniel harmon-wright and he is accused of killing patricia cook last february. prosecutors say harmon-wright shot cook seven times. the officer was acting in self-defense. today the judge granted harmon-wright bond with bail set at $100,000. >>> today the rating agency that downgraded the country's long-term credit last year said it's going to stabbed by the decision. -- stand by the decision. last august they gave it an aa+ rating down from a triple a. the agency says political leaders aren't addressing the federal debt burden. they went on to say the u.s. has an adaptable and resilient economy. >>> an election year cannot be an excuse for congress not to pass measures that could put americans back to work. that is the message from president obama at a white house briefing about the economy today. mr. obama also said the economy in a private sector is doing just fine. a statement he later clarified. >> so let me be as clear as i can be. the economy needs to be strengthened. that's why i had a press conference. i believe that a lot of americans who are hurting r

daniel harmon-wright has been granted bond and could be out of jail soon. court records show he's been reprimanded for excessive force before and high ranking officers recommended that he not be hired because of alcohol abuse. >> reporter: i'm peggy fox in culpeper where new information came out today about that police officer charged with murder and about the shots he fired that killed patricia cook. murder suspect and former culpeper police officer daniel harmon-wright turned his face to avoid cameras as he left the culpeper county courthouse under heavy security. he's charged with murder in the death of patricia cook who was unarmed sitting in her jeep. >> seven shots fired, an initial two shots fired at the driver's door window, nonfatal wounds. the officer then advanced his position firing from back to front an additional five times. >> reporter: defense attorney daniel hahn says his client saw cook as a threat. >> evidence of such recklessness in driving down the street towards the place where there's the greatest concentration of pedestrians in culpe

that's onridgely at harmon avenue.ull up drive times, a live look at 95, everything up to speed, southbound lanes picking up, a four minute ride from the beltway. 11 minutes southbound from the beltway downtown to east fayette street. east side 95 up to 83, looking at an 11 minute drive. that's a look at your time saver traffic. >>> rush hour traffic is beginning to pick up and before you heads out, there are issues you may want to be aware of. a couple of express toll lanes on 95, closed from now until thursday, also all westbound lanes of 695, at the 95 exit will be closed, rerouted to northbound 95, to westbound 43, southbound 95 and then to westbound 695, we will have this for you detailed at abc2news.com. >>> reminders about the delays at the 895 harbor tunnel, they begin on wednesday. >> coming up, construction will limit traffic across the bridge, south of the toll facility. the $5 million project is going to replace sections of the bridge and concrete decking making improvements to the walls and the drainage. >

in february harmon-wright shot and killed patricia cook. now he claims cook tried to drive off with his arm caught in her jeep window. but a grand jury disagreed and indicted harmon-wright on murder charges. a memo from the culpeper police department says harmon-wright's termination dates back to june 19 and is a result of an internal investigation into cook's death. >>> a police impersonator is in big trouble after trying to pull over a real cop. it happened on thursday in upper marlboro. the officer says the suspect anthony msatrogiovanni pulled him over for speeding. he claimed he was a military police officer from louisiana. he's actually from crofton, maryland. prince george's county police hope to hear from anyone else who thinks they might be -- may have been pulled over by this suspect. >>> it is about 5:05. time for the latest your money report this morning. jessica is off but we do have the headlines for you. investors are hoping something will make the partial roller coaster go -- the market roller coaster go in a positive direct

in february harmon-wright shot and killed 54-year-old patricia cook while she was in her jeep. the officer claims cook drove off with his arm in her window. investigators say that they have evidence contradicting that story. we'll have more on that story coming up on this evening's newscast. >>> a bicyclist is recovering after being hit by a montgomery county police cruiser. sky 9 was over the scene of the accident this morning on the ramp from briggs cheney road to columbia pike in silver spring. police tell 9news now that the 16-year-old female illegally crossed in front of the cruiser. she was taken to a nearby hospital with minor injuries. >>> a published report says a montgomery county police used felons to collect signatures for a ballot measure. the county is attempting to kill legislation reducing officers' collective bargaining rights. the washington examiner says the felons were responsible for collecting the signatures and certifying that they were gathered legally. but montgomery county is challenging the petition saying there is an insufficient number of signatures

officer daniel harmon-wright is charged with her murder. he was on duty at the time. this past weekend harmon-wright was freed from jail pending trail after he posted bail. >>> looks like the jury will have to decide the case without hearing from roger clemens. the former baseball player is accused of lying to congress about whether or not he used steroids during his playing days. closing arguments are scheduled for this morning. >>> at 4:34, here's a look at some other things making news now. the united states is accusing the regime of syrian president bashar al-assad of new horrific tactics in their crackdown on anti-government dissidents. syrian military helicopters fired on civilians living in rural areas. more than 50 people were killed yesterday across syria. >>> that wildfire that's burning in colorado has now claimed its first life. 562-year-old woman -- a 62-year- old woman was found dead yesterday. the fire has doubled in size since it started. damage close to a 120 buildings. there's another major fire in new mexico. it is 30% contained by firefighters now.

officer daniel harmon-wright is charged with murdering her. he was on duty at the time. this past weekend, harmon- wright was freed from jail pending trial after he posted bail. >>> a man accused of intentionally driving a stolen car into a northwest d.c. office building was formally charged today with arson and assault with intent to kill. police say charles more real ball of new market, maryland, doused himself and the car with gasoline before then plowing into the connecticut avenue building last friday. according to the charging documents, ball said, and we quote, i want to speak to the fbi. i did this to get their attention. ball reportedly said his family was in danger and the frederick county cops wouldn't do anything to help him. >>> the first witness to take the stand in jerry sandusky's sex abuse trial said he felt responsible for what happened to other victims because he didn't step forward sooner. the now 28-year-old man said the former penn state assistant football coach gave him gifts in exchange for sex. sandusky faces 222 criminal counts that he abused bo

daniel harmon-wright is charged with murdering patricia cook. a brief memo 9news received from the department says harmon- wright's termination dates back to june 19. it is also a result of the investigation into cook's death. >>> here's a look at some other things making news now. a colleague says wikileaks founder julian asaing is prepared -- assange is prepared to face arrest. if his request for political asylum is denied. he's hold up inside ecuador's embassy in london. the moment he leaves he could be deported to sweden to face rape charges. yesterday london police waited patiently outside the embassy in the upscale neighborhood of knightsbridge. it's unclear when ecuador will make a decision on the fate of assange. >>> more people are getting to go home in larimer county, colorado. the fire in the high park area has now burned more than 68,000 acres. it's about 55% contained right notice. so far the fire has destroyed 189 homes and is blamed for one death. >>> police in prince william county are asking residents to stop feeding the bears.

harmonizing donor assistance among the donor agencies and making sure that there not gaps or overlaps. another is a focus on results. there common indicators that virtually all of them adhere to that enables us to better measure and monitor the effectiveness of foreign 88. the last is accountability, a commitment by both donors. they are accountable to the people and world at large. i wanted to throw out a few provocative ideas that have been raised particularly and related to the federal budget. these were most recently articulated and many people have mentioned them over the years. they just wrote an article that i thought was interesting. they estimate they they could save two billion a year. if we did the following things related to eliminating ridiculous regulations and laws changing that don't support our foreign assistance program. the first is ending cargo preferences for foreign or food aid in particular. demanding that u.s. fight vessels or ships registered in the united states. the second is eliminating monitized food aid, a program that the united states gives de vries or

in fact, no questions came up from any of the previous panel about harmonizing the regulations between europe that they passed in march on march 29th with the u.s. regulations and there don't appear to be any lessons learned that are shared with other firms after what you go through to make sure there's real shared knowledge. do you want to comment anymore about what smart regulation means to you? >> when dodd frank was done, one of the things it has was f stock. like an oversight committee to make sure no gaps in the system and the learnings are shared. we supported that. it was set up with virtually no teeth. the legislatures had to change it. someone should tell them who's responsible for mortgages, who's responsible for volcker as opposed to five people in the jurisdiction. you see how complex it gets. how long it takes to work it out with foreign regulators. so i think simplifying it, clarifying it, adjudicating sis duties and giving authority and responsibility to the same people would be a good thing. >> do you want to comment a little bit about how the impact on a multinational

a judge denied daniel harmon -- excuse me, decided daniel harmon-wright can remain free while waiting for trial. he's accused of shooting a woman to death. fox 5's bob barnard reports. >> reporter: daniel harmon- wright pleaded not guilty today to all four charges against him. the 32-year-old marine, an iraq war veteran who grew up in vienna, virginia, is charged with murdering a woman in her car while he was on the job as a town of culpeper police officer. >> this community will be safer when he's out. he is not only not a danger, he is one of the most socially responsible people i've ever met. >> reporter: what we learned in court today were startling new facts about what allegedly happened here on northeast street in culpeper back on the morning of february 9th. prosecutors say after being sent to investigate a suspicious woman in a car in the parking lot of this catholic school, officer wright fired seven shots at patricia cook as she tried to drive away. >> an initial two shots fired at the driver's door window. those were nonfatal wounds. >> reporter: jim fisher is the special p

no questions came up about harmonizing the regulations. and there don't appear to be in any lessons learned that are shared with other firms after what you go through to make sure there's real shared knowledge. we kind of supported that but set up with virtually no teeth. you see how complex it gets. how long it takes. how long it takes to work it out with foreign regulators. simplifying it, clarifying it, and giving authority to the right people would be a good thing. >> do you want that talk about the impact on a multifinancial firm like yourself with regulations in europe and regulations here that are not harmonized? >> yeah, we talk about dodd frank, which has 400 rules. we have to a accommodate basil. liquidity, capital, et cetera. the rules come in from brus sells, which is in the uk and others. we're going to deal with it. i wish it was more coordinated and not treat everyone like they're all the same, like they're equally important. to a hammer, everything is a nail. and that's what we're doing. and some questions have come up earl

>> yes, but we all have work to do to harmonize the globally and get the exact rules in place. yes, believe it can be done. more work needs to be done to make it real. people have to believe it's real. we need the regulators and the people and the country to say it is doable. it was doable in the united states for years for the fdic took down continental illinois, wamu american savings bank's successfully without damaging the american economy. there are examples but it is a bigger and more complex world. >> could be done under dodd- frank? >> i think it can be done. it will take foreign jurisdictions, but italy london, working a common sets of rules. >> we are also concerned with reference to the american taxpayer being stalked. in 2009, we wanted a farm is to resolve the banks. -- wanted a fund to resolve big banks. --the gentleman's time is up thank you mr. garrett, for five minutes. >> before you came here, one of the analogies used in the previous panels was before he gave the keys to his daughter, he wanted to make sure that the rules and regulations were out there and may

the operators can tell just by the hum of that machine that it's a harmonic noise emitted that it's out of balance and the machine needs to be cleaned. it will start vibrating and we have vibration analysis machines that will come over here and check the levels. so it's kind of an on-going thing that you have to stay on top of on a daily basis. >> handled properly, you take organic residuals, as we call them, that are leftovers of our society and turn them back into some energy. and we have another ability to take that sludge and get a nutrient value for crops there. we actually are running a kind of composting energy recovery system. >> well, this is a dirty job. we try to do it safely and we try to do it without imposing too much on the public. people want to flush their toilets and have things go away and not be bothersome again. we do a lot to try to accomplish that. i'd like to invite you to come back any time you want. once you got this in your blood, you are not going to be able to stay away. the raging waters are fun and when we do digester cleaning i really hope you can come ba

unions have agreed to drop the employer pick up of the retirement contributions so they will be harmonized where almost every employee and this round -- there were only one or two that are not paid the full rate. >> that is the current opinion of the city attorney. we still have a lot of work to do. we have the contract being amended will officially expire on june 30 and we will be renegotiating that and we still have a lot of work to do. supervisor elsbernd: at this point, let's open it up to public comment. are there any members of the public who wish to comment on items six through 36, excluding 28. anybody? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, any further discussion? supervisor chiu: i want to thank all of the parties and i know was a lot of work. good to see these issues resolved. with that, i am happy to make a motion to move these forward. we can do that without objection. madam car, can you call item no. 28 cluster >> or to its adopting and implementing the mou. >> motion to recuse because of my wife is a member. supervisor farrell: supervisor elsbernd is excused. >>

daniel harmon-wright is accused of killing patricia cook in february. she was sitting in her vehicle. the incident began in the school parking lot while school was in session. he claims he was trapped in the jeep window and was dragged down the street, but prosecutors deny that. the east coast rapist will be in court today for competency hearing. aaron thomas's lawyer says he is suffering from hallucinations. hethe commonwealth attorney of prince william county says that he is taking those symptoms. >> investigators want to know why a young child was wandering alone near a busy prince george's county road. nearly two-year-old boy was found on more than boulevard in the hyattsville and over area. authorities could not find the child's parents. the parents came forward a few hours later. the child appeared not to be harmed. not clear if charges will be filed. >> a stand up for religious freedom rally will be held today on capitol hill. elected officials, pro-life leaders, clergy, and a former prisoner of war will address the crowd. they are against forcin

prosecutors say damon harmon- wright shot at patricia cook seven times during a traffic stop in february. the first two hit her and was not fatal but he fired another five at the woman as she was driving away. one bullet hit her head and another her heart. bonn has been set at $100,000. >> military judge will not dismiss any of the 22 counts against bradley manning. he is charged with aiding the enemy and other offenses tied to the leaks of thousands of classified documents. there were published on the wikileaks web site. >> several new developments in the race for a president tonight. former gop presidential candidate rick santorum makes future plans known. he is forming a political action committee. >> we have bigger challenges today. this is the most important election in our lifetime. maybe in the history of the country. >> he is starting a group that will promote conservative candidates and the issues he pushed in his campaign. today he called a presumptive gop nominee mitt romney a significant improvement over president obama. >> president obama is catching some heat tonight. earli

the ordinance before you would have the mayor and city administrator engage in a process to harmonize the various departments and agencies that oversee agriculture in san francisco. we have the department of public works and real-estate and other departments independent of us, including the public utilities commission, rec and park and any number of organizations interested in this particular area. a report was issued that laid out the challenges and opportunities in streamlining these efforts. the goal is to make it easier for urban gardeners in san francisco to find plots, and extend this program, create consistency, clarity, and simplicity in the city. the legislation would have us put together a strategic plan by december 31 that would recommend a nonprofit organization or city department that would serve as a single point of contact. we have had a number of meetings with various departments and stakeholders to talk about these efforts. we look ford to convening this conversation to working with -- we look forward to convene this conversation and i know there are some stake holder

the cull pep are police department has fired daniel harmon wright after an internal investigation intohe shooting death of patricia cook. this happened during a traffic stop last february. harmon wright claimed he shot in self-defense after cook tried to drive off with his arm caught in the car's window. >>> the hunt is on for a group of union men who attacked a 59- year-old man selling ice cream. the victim has a black eye, stitches and a bangedden00 elbow. the attack happened on tanji road in manassas on tuesday where the man had been selling frozen fruit bars for years. police think the motive was robbery. what a shame. >>> a case of a stomach flu apparently made dozens of high schooler ill ate summer camp in virginia. students attending a congressional medal wards foundation camp at george mason university got sick wednesday night and into thursday. about 15 were so sick they had to be taken to the hospital. >>> medical workers won't be treating anyone today at the dennis avenue health center in silver spring. fat silt is closed because the air condition are is not working. the cen

bob barnard has new details about this case. >> reporter: daniel harmon- wright pleaded not guilty to all charges against him. the iraq war veteran that grew up in vienna, virginia, is charged with murdering a woman in her car while he was on the job as a town of culpeper, police officer. >> your community will be safer when he's out. he's not only not a danger, he's one of the most socially responsible people i've ever met. >> what we learned in court today were startling new facts about what allegedly happened here on northeast back in the morning of february 9. after being sent to investigate a suspicious woman in a car, in the parking lot of this catholic school, officer wright fired seven shots at patricia cook as she tried to drive away. >> an initial two shots fired at the driver's door window. those were nonfatal wounds. >> the special prosecutor on the case. >> the officer advanced his position into the roadway behind the vehicle firing from back to front into the rear of the vehicle an additional five times. among those five times were the two fatal wounds. >> the now suspen

in response, investors sent shares of audio systems maker harmon off the road. can it maintain its course? don't miss cramer's exclusive with the company's ceo next. >>> later, rock and a hard place? shares of mining equipment maker joy global have fallen more than 25% this year as king coal tripped off his throne. could rock bottom form the foundation for a rebound? cramer talks to the ceo to find out. all coming up on "mad money." >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. tweet cramer #madtweets. send him an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or call us at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> on a day to day basis the market's been getting it wrong. it's constantly overreacting to any given piece of news. if you have done the homework that can create real opportunities. take harmon international, the maker of speakers and dashboard systems for high end cars integrating navigation of media and smartphone connectivity. harman sells them to automakers like audi, bmw, toyota ferrari, mercedes, volkswagen. it

request is to amend the general plan, chinatown area plan policy to 8 cents a new hospital building to harmonize with the scale of the existing buildings and amend the chinatown area plan to reference a height limit. the request today -- the chinese hospital replacement project is driven by two factors. the strict size and standards for hospitals and the chinese hospital need to respond to health needs of the community. the existing hospital facilities do not comply with state law as far as seismic liability and must be replaced. the facilities need to be updated to comply with contemporary standards. finally, it will allow chinese hospitals to expand services to include 20 to bed skilled nursing facilities and the hospital. the average age is 76. the new nursing beds will improve service to these patients. the department has received

i have amin na harmon here, she is with charm decor. >> we offer a strawberry shortcake shooter, lemon bars, assorted cookies, our favorite are our cheesecake pop and his our burt finger -- butter finger brownie pops. >> they are called our white chock lated caramel -- chocolate caramel pecan cheesecake. >> are you going to show me how to do it? >> we have graham cracker crumbs, and our melted white chocolate and our lollipops. >> you have the graham cracker crust at the bottom. you are still going to dip it in graham cracker? >> yes because it makes it easier to mold into a ball. what you want to do is coat it with the graham cracker crumbs. you want to mold it into a ball, and then what you want to do is sitting on a tray, and you want to take your popsicle stick, dip the ends into the white chocolate. >> you can buy that already. >>> and put it in what? the microwave? >> microwave or double boiler. you want to dip the ends into the cheesecake and put it in the refrigerator for about 15 minutes until it is nice and firm. we have one here that is already ready. you want to dip it into