night will still holdup after all these years. summer snap. >> virginia tech. the loner is here. the one who stopped listening. the one with the hidden fuse. with the fist. with the hole in his heart. with the cool guns, the one who blasts away. who kills just because. who kills as well because there's nothing left but the dead. kills himself. suicide on top of all these kills and now you know, what a mar gin in old baghdad in the wrong place at the wrong time why you're mourning is going in one ear of the deaf tomorrow. and out the deafening utter. air cane. one, the sorrow these many months isn't because celebrities put eyes all over my body as i was in the u.s. again. not the other america. it comes from the footprint of a kick stab in my back. got riding a bus to a reading with some really destitute brothers and sisters in a 16, 3 office space. i am sitting in the rear of the bus reading a translation of the book of the concealed mystery. my eyes are risen from a black woman standing and talking on her cell phone. i voice decibeled, latino black and white workers. when i arri

it is not clear what is causing the holdup on the blue line. travers and the fremont -- drivers on the freeway will notice a big change tomorrow. electronic signs will guide drivers through a detour. it makes way for a new rap which will open in july. and coming up here on abc 7 news at noon -- >> i am excited. >> he has his sights set on london. a local a libyan looking for gold. and then, the new jersey mother forced out of her favorite tanning salon. >> i do not know nothing about that. >> students shooting for the stars right in their own classroom. a live look outside. gray skies across the region. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon. on your side. >> the most recent student body president is transgendered. tim mcbride now lives as a woman under the name sarah. >> the hardest part for me was coming to terms with it in relation to my ego and my ambitions and dreams. >> mcbride shared her decision to come out as a transit gender in an open letter published in the school newspaper. nearly 6000 people read the article. he says -- she says t

. >> and you know what the holdup is on receiving the list of the revised scope from the mta? >> -- why don't you have it already? >> i can ask. >> as maria mentioned, with the injunction of the priorities shifting through the 40 + projects that we had on the books, we have made significant progress in implementing those projects. and we are updating the bike maintenance as we speak. we plan to have that done in a month or so. >> i would also like to acknowledge that our office received numerous females thanking us for the bike lanes on cesar chavez. since you are close by, i wanted to pass that on. kudos. you can continue. >> ms. lombardo? >> one of the project that we alerted the supervisor to was a signal upgrade. it is funded by a highway safety improvement program grant. they got the paperwork in, but a day before the deadline. which is fine. we think the funds will stay there, but it is kind of like filing your taxes late. that means you have to enter the queue for caltrans to process it. and caltrans will do their best, but we are just keeping an eye on it. and died to

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. >> very much a holdup government as you guys get clearing of your strategic plan approach. >> i will tell you it's about the key -- the key factor is the money. it's understanding their financial transactions and going after those in the future. >> again, putting pressure on the networks. >> absolutely. >> as opposed to just individual bomb maker. your command, in your strategic plan, you highlight a whole series of sort of strategic capability gaps that you're evaluating. can you give us an update on the shortcomings, with honesty, and where you are in addressing them. >> we realize this is an evolving adaptive enemy and we have to evolve and adapt and be as agile as they are. first thing we have to do is articulate to our national labs, academia, all of our partners, what are our needs, what are the key capabilities that we see we need moving in the future. so we've done that. and we've made it unclassified so we could share this as broadly as we can. now, attached to that is a classified version which describes the tactical employment of these capabilities and a little better unde

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for example, geary brt, we need to find out what the holdup is. i think it has the potential to be an engine for economic growth in the richmond district. i would like to see that implemented. thank you. [applause] >> we have a lot of seniors in the richmond district. i am one of them. so we have the executive director of the golden gate senior services who will talk to us about senior needs. >> mayor lee, supervisor olague, chiu, mar, i am the director of golden gate senior services and also a senior myself. one of the programs we operate is the richmond senior center, which is out on geary boulevard between 26 and 27th ave. i appreciate the opportunity to speak with you tonight. golden gate senior services is a non-profit agency and was established 37 years ago to provide services to seniors at about half the cost to the city if they were to provide similar services. we can do this because our salary scale is about half of what the city would pay for similar positions. we have a scaled-back health plan for our staff, and i'm ashamed to say we ha

. >> you hear about the holdup here over the weekend? >> i heard vaguely about it. >> reporter: the gunmen hit the mcdonald's on ritchie road in capitol heights. doesn't bother you at all? >> no. but that's the way we live down here. >> reporter: they robbed the 7- eleven in the 7400 block of central avenue in capitol heights and a second 7-eleven on watkins park drive in kettering. the chesapeake market in bowie may have been their last target hit at 4:00 sunday morning. the same two gunmen are believed to be responsible for three separate street robberies in southeast washington beginning may 4th. they're believed to be driving that same gray dodge charger. this is bruce johnson reporting from lanham, maryland, for 9 news now. >>> the widower of a woman shot and killed by a culpeper police officer is suing that officer for more than 5 million bucks. gary cook says he wants justice for his wife patricia who was shot six times on the morning of february 9th. it happened in a school parking lot while she was driving her jeep wrangler. off

for example, geary brt, we need to find out what the holdup is. i think it has the potential to be an engine for economic growth in the richmond district. i would like to see that implemented. thank you. [applause] >> we have a lot of seniors in the richmond district. i am one of them. so we have the executive director of the golden gate senior services who will talk to us about senior needs. >> mayor lee, supervisor olague, chiu, mar, i am the director of golden gate senior services and also a senior myself. one of the programs we operate is the richmond senior center, which is out on geary boulevard

for example, geary brt, we need to find out what the holdup is.

. >> what is your view of the current holdup in the rise in cable company arrangement on spectrum? >> i won't speak to the merits of the deal that's before us right now. i think as it stands right now it looks like we will have a deadline in august the clock was pushed off and there's other questions that need answered. it's still on the time line in terms of his radically if you look at the review of other transactions it's taken a lot longer this is spectrum by the way folks should know it was brought by a group of cable companies that formed a company called spectrum the addition to bill dolph in the networks so we are not talking about customers or the network has built the spectrum lying fallow since 2006 so we will see what the trust refuses and the public interest review says. >> recent story in politico this was the headline, broadcasters fcc in spectrum turf war. >> i read that story. i think when you read a story it isn't quite as full an injury as the head line appears but certainly broadcasters before the spectrum legislation past the feared the process wouldn't be volu

or is it the into part that's the holdup? >> i think it's the closure of the ground lines of communication that's the issue. it's not the direction one way or the other of the flow of goods and other materiel. chris? >> with regard to the memo that was reported this morning, the army memo about the bagram burn pit, does the pentagon believe that service members at that air base are potentially in danger from the chemicals or the particulate matter coming out of the burn pit? >> i am aware of this concern and the issues that were raised in this memo. we obviously take very seriously the safety of our service members, wherever they may be, including afghanistan. it's my understanding that we do not have specific evidence that ties these kinds of disposal facilities to health issues but we are aware of respiratory ailments that have been identified by service members themselves. we're going to continue to look at this problem. mark? >> on the supply routes, george, is it money? or is it something else? or is it both that is the

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there's bipartisan support for the idea of a national standard but the details are the holdup. we haven't seen a prospect until after the election but it's unlikely before then. however, it is true that companies like facebook and google generally are lobbying for those regulations to be less stringent because obviously then there would be less liability for them in the event that they are hacked and 100 million people's information was stolen. >> cambridge, massachusetts. frank, please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. i heard two divergent reports yesterday. one was in the headlines of the boston herald that facebook is falling out of favor, out of cachet with the younger harvard people, the younger class, the educated class, and they don't want to participate in this social media thing. one guy actually said he just does his business -- he spends two minutes, 2 1/2 minutes, he's on and off. the other one talked to an investment adviser, and he said that a lot of people are selling off their stock to get money to buy in th

. >>> "the daily cal" reports there have been assaults and a holdup on gailey road in the past few weeks. students are being urged, carry your cell phones at all times. try not to walk by yourself. >>> happening now, we're hearing from occupy the farm protesters that uc berkeley are stepping up action. protesters say uc police came out to the albany site this morning and locked a gate and put up a barricade. protesters also say police warned them that they were trespassing and that chemical agents could be deployed to clear the camp. we are trying to get in touch with university officials to get their side. they've refused to leave until -- unless they are given continued access to the land. berkeley says the encampment must be cleared by mid-may for research projects. >>> san jose police are investigating the city's eighth homicide in one eight. the latest death, a homeless man. the 48-year-old's body was found on monday on kirkwood. investigators are not revealing how he died but they say he was killed. the man name is being -- the man's name is being withheld. anyone with information

police are locked in a standoff with a man who was holdup in a construction crane. he allegedly stole a truck earlier this morning. he threatened officers and he may be armed. police said had no direct contact with the man but they have been shouting instructions from the ground. >> his client will cooperate with investigators. paolo gabriele was arrested last wednesday after secret documents were found in his vatican city apartment. he is suspected of leaking embarrassing information to the media. >> the notion that this material would have come from a member of the people family -- papal family. it is going to cause a great crisis of conscience. >> the vatican denies those reports. >> the tropical storm that ruined some memorial day weekend plans is now weakening. >> we should be ok. the latest has been tracking south of the delmarva beaches. tropical storm beryl made landfall just after midnight. downing trees and knocking out power to tens of thousands. it was enough to close beaches and council many memorial day plans. >> i did not think it was gone to be this

what is the holdup? >> it seems like nothing is being done. the political agenda is not amenable to anybody's suggestions. it needs a lot of improvements. >> of the are 60 years old. >> our kids deserve a new school of. we will keep doing this until they do. >> school officials have been patching up the elementary. their hands are tied as to how much money they get from the county to deal with a backlog of schools in need of repair. >> the answer is not to skip them around each other, but to fund the schools ahead of them. >> parents say they will keep up their protest until something is done. that will continue on monday. the county council -- that will continue on monday at the county council meeting. >> mitt romney in president obama to debris focused on the economy. they had both been drawn into a high-profile fight on same-sex marriage. we have tonight 2012 update. >> in north carolina, mitt romney tried to change the subject back to jobs. >> we are on the verge of a manufacturing resurgence in this country. jobs will come back with the r

there are no astronauts on board for this mission, but the reusable dragon capsule can holdup to seven people. if the flight succeeds which is looks like it has, it will take 75 hours to reach the spacestation. it will dock and then deliver cargo to the six astronauts who are already there up at the space lab. this mission aimes to prove that private industry is ready to restore america's access to the spacestation now that nasa has retired its space shuttle fleet. until now the u.s. had to rely on space agencies in russia, japan and europe to send supplies. we will be on at 5:00 a.m. and talking about this. now back to "red eye." >>> welcome back. a day after facebook went public. founder mark zuckerberg married his long-time girlfriend. the 28-year-old married pricilla chan in front of guests who thought they were there to celebrate her graduation of the they say it was a coincidence who i think -- which i think is code for bad move by rich guy. >> was this a bad move to wait until after the ipo? >> i don't think it matters on the ipo. it matters on the pre up in which is what you ar

. >> but does the old wife's tale holdup under scientific scrutiny?rchers in the manchester metropolitan university have put the rule to the test, and they found while some foods g lop and this unfortunate $15 cut of steak, a breeding ground for bacteria. others can survive the floor. they broke them down into categories. first, cooked pasta. it failed. bacteria clinging on within seconds. it was too moist to stay clean. next up, dried fruit. that failed too. bacteria grows within seconds. what is good for us is good for germs too. >> if you are hungry, you are hungry. >> how about some sliced ham? surprisingly bacteria free. all of the salt and chemicals and processed meat keeps it germ free. and if you like sweets like cookies, they are dry and high in sugar and even after five seconds relatively germproof. but how about this bold experiment? actually this piece of toast and jam would be okay to eat as long as you brush it off a little bit. >> if it is wet, zero seconds. >> i don't know. i am still -- maybe if you can cutoff the part that hit the fl

. >> as always, it's best to arrive early for your flight to avoid any security holdups. >>> and of course, if you are not flying through your holiday weekend destination, chances are, you're driving, maybe to the beach. triple a is projecting nearly 35 million people will travel at least 55 miles away before memorial day. that is a million and a half more than last year. the automobile association says almost nine out of 10 travelers will drive. >>> let's take a look at the gas prices in maryland, ahead of the holiday weekend. when you hit the road, the average price for a gallon of regular is $3.59. a month ago, that average was $3.88. >> how is the weather shaping up for the weekend? let's take a live look outside. seems like it's off to a pretty good start, as mary mentioned. wjz has weather and traffic together. meteorologist tim williams is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. >> good afternoon, everyone. a very nice, pleasant afternoon shaping up. just enough cloud cover out there to kind of give us a bit of a break from time to time. and a southeast wind that h

casino holdup. the daring heist in las vegas. and the dramatic way it was stuck. >>> fighting back against foreclosure. how struggling homeowners tried to get the last laugh. >>> bob turk. first warning weather center. warming up for the big holiday weekend. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> here's today's report from wall street. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's the fourth leading cause of cancer deaths in the united states. now, a maryland scientist has discovered a way to diagnosis pancreatic cancer. this scientist is just 15 years old. >> reporter: pancreatic cancer is one of the most difficult to diagnosis. by the time a patient learns they have the disease, it's usually too late. enter north county high school freshman, jack an directiona. >> i'm really passionate. it's just my thing. like working on medical research. >> reporter: that love of science earned him the grand prize in the intel international science fare for his creation of a test that detects early stage pancreatic cancer. >> is it dete

. >> and having a neat appearance during the holdups was part of the men's strategy. >> dress shirts, dress slacks, shoes. we automatically threw people off. we just didn't look like criminals. you know what i'm saying? we didn't dress or act like criminals. so that would automatically throw them off. we traveled looking for a room, you know. once we established that, both of us get in there, then we up with the pistols. >> then alexander and his cousin would demand the hotel bank deposit at gunpoint and kidnap the employee. >> i just tell them, you got to go with us. you know. when you got two men with guns, you ain't going to get too much rebellious. >> the kidnapping served a purpose other than ransom. >> we would pull off, drop them off on the secondary highway, get to the interstate. by the time they get to a phone we're gone. >> highway hotels in the south eventually began to issue warnings to their employees. but the cousins decided to pull one more job. >> what finally got you caught? tell me about that? >> we changed our plan. we was up smoking cocaine all night and getting h

less holdups.ce. >> reporter: it's time, they say, to turn off this neighborhood sowbd -- soundtrack. >> reporter: if this does drop crime 25%, there are hopes that it will return business here. >> one step at a time. >> reporter: this will bring the total number of police cameras in the city of baltimore to 583. in east baltimore, wjz eyewitness news. back to you on tv hill. >> the cot -- the cost of these cameras being is being -- success covered by state and federal funding. >>> plans that would be adjacent to the new columbia wegmans hit a snag. meet a high school athlete who is as skilled on a high school canvas as he is on the lacrosse field. and where you can find fashion for under $100. remember to look for the updated forecast, from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> there are four new adorable editions to the maryland zoo in baltimore. this is our first look at the four wart hog piglets. they were born last month. they are the second litter for kumari. the staff says kumari is being a

mcdonald's in capital heights and police are investigating these guys with regard to a series of holdups in prince georges county and d.c. how did they find them? tips from the community were a big help. >>> a milestone today for facebook started with high expectations. but the investor interest did not live up to the hype. this social networking site launched the largest public offering ever for an internet company. >>> facebook made its debut after its ceo rang the opening bell on the nasdaq from his california headquarters. >> the social network shares opened more than $4 above the initial listing price of $38 before settling back to where it opened. and more than 80 million shares were traded in the first minute of the stock offering. facebook, which was started in a college dorm room eight years ago is valued at more than $100 billion. ed lawrence is outside facebook headquarters in menlo park, california. >> reporter: when you log on to your facebook page from your phone or computer, you won't notice any difference. the party here has subsided at the headquarters, but they issued 4

what was the holdup? well, my sources told me, you know, the white house was trying to verify that the target was there as opposed to just relying on circumstancesal evidence, they nt with aed a photo, to see that he was really there and without that, there was a lot of delay and procrastination about it because they wanted verification. >> was there frustration in the military and in the intelligence community because these guys literally put their lives on the line not just to carry out the mission, but to get close enough to say the target is here. what was the reaction when they weren't given a go order in the summer of 2010? >> well, governor, you've got to understand the amount of people aware of this is few to begin with, it's not the military at large that has knowledge of this. the only people that knew about this were people that had a reason to know about it and the only reason i knew is somebody had knowledge and trusted in me and had confidence in me and i never spoke a word until after the f