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the hotline was shut down over the weekend, but look what happened this morning. volunteers fielded about 100 calls an hour. it make take three months before -- people with mortgages held by bank of america, city bank, jpmorgan, chase, and bank gmac or wells fargo could be able to refinance the loans, or have the amount they owe reduced. >>> they just sounded just exhausted by the process, so the fact there was somebody there that could help them, having a counselor gave them hope that, you know, they may not have to go about this themselves. >> do you see anybody not busy? you can reach the attorney general's office hotline, here at the number. 40 '04 10-576 -- those forced in the foreclosure by the banks in the last tree years, you may be eligible for up to $2000. >>> here's the latest on the future of our grand prix of baltimore, we should know within 48 hours who will put their foot on the pedal. the mayor is expected to negotiate a contract. it's believed to be a local group. the previous contract was terminated after the first year because the group failed t

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oppe our hotline..an argument with is ex-girlfriend at a home on marbourne avenue neaa puget street. arguing.17:31:12 he punched -h her and choked her. there officer noticed the young lady was shaken. track down anderson since.o - 17:31:39 as with all domestic cases we know they start out simple and in cases like this they essalate to the point that they're physical. physical.you can elp put marcellis anderson behind bars. if you have any inforration.. call ur hotline at 410-667-8970. we'll bb back next saturday with more suspects.. and another spin of the wheel of justice. bbltiiore teenager is behind bars tonight -- accused of killing oneeoo his mentors antomar jones shot the two men in the back of their heads... while sitting ii a car parked alonn nasco place... in northeast baltimore... just one block from good samaritan hospital.one of the victims managed to walk to the hospital ffr help. he remains innstable, buu critical condition.the other viitimm--- 31-yeaa-old corey alexander.... died from his

. >>> investigators set up a hotline for people who may believe their loved ones have been victimized by loren joseph herzog. you can call the numbers on your screen. we have posted those numbers on our website www.ktvu.com. >>> we have a follow-up to a story we first reported on earlier this week. alameda police have released the names of a murder/suicide. carlos garcia gunned down his ex-girlfriend outside a home on alameda avenue. investigators are still looking for a motive. >>> time is now 6:03 will berkeley city council does an about face. they agreed to stop helping campus police claiming they used unnecessary force during the protest. now they are sending in police officers in the event of an emergency. among those urging the council to reverse its decision sighting public safety. >>> today state regulators will be back for the institute of medical education. yesterday both locations were closed down by the department of consumer affairs. alex savage joins us on more of the allegations the school faces. >> reporter: good morning pam, they accused this college of making false a

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and of course all the volunteers who make a difference every day on aids walks, aids hotlines, delivering meals or working here in the grove. i could go on and on. but let me leave you with this. as henry wells said, we have accomplished much, as we do render good. perhaps in the not too distant future we can return here to the national aids memorial grove. we can return to this very spot and celebrate all that we did to stop h.i.v. and aids and celebrate a cure. we are not alone amidst these trees and in the warm embrace of this grove, together we have, we can, and we are making a difference. it's a pleasure to be here. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, martin. as i conveyed in my remarks a few minutes ago, were it not for the courageous leadership and the risk-taking ability of the community that we live in, the city and county of san francisco, not only would we not have this space, but we would not have perhaps a national memorial to h.i.v. and aids. it's a unique relationship that was forged here 20 years ago. unlike almost any other in this country, but looked to on an on going ba

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call our hotline at 410-662-1456.you can lso log onto our websste at fox baltimore dot com... and click on waste watch. an apology from president obama hasn't eased the anger... or theeprotests... over he burning of qurans by u-s troops in afghanistan.in fact, as ninette sosa explains.... it's drawn criticism from a republican looking to taae the president's job. job. outraae is spreading ooer the burning of copies of the quran at a nato base in afghanistannangry -- and at times -- violent rotests have beee raging in the country since tuesday, despitt repeated apologiis from nato and the u-ssmilitary."this was unintentional. there was no intention, by any member of isaf to defame the faith of islam or to deeecrate the precious religious materials pf this faith.""resident obama issued an apology to afghhn president hamii karzai yesterdayyit came as two american troops were killed by a man wearrng an afghhn national army uniform. candidate newt gingrich wasted no time criticizing the president for issuing an nothing that radical islamists can do to get barack obama's attention i

. >> they would have to also post a national trafficking hotline number at bus stations and truck stopsw can expect the debate tomorrow on the proposed same sex marriage bill. around this tippled though, a 45 member panel voted in favor of the bill to pass it on to the full chamber. opponents pointed to it threatening religious freedoms for those who provide services for weddings and would force many caters to teach about gay marriage in schools. >> we have more vote this is week tan last and still need a couple more. >> last year the bill died after leaders realized they didn't have enough votes to pass the measure. >>> it's an old law of the land called çkakido. >> helps me control my anger and helps me ñnwith a lot of protecting myself. >> coming up how it's working in a way of getting teens headed back in the right direction. >>> and it's given us comfort for 30 years. why we may loose a neighbor. >> hard to imagine baltimore without the ñncomfort. 54 at pwi. 45 would be the normal. 52 the two degree guarantee. we have a weather winter. valerie from baltimore congratulations, you ge

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then she heard one of your advertisements for the hotline, and she was connected with the development corporation, a nonprofit in prince george's. she was able to negotiate a loan modification that reduced monthly payments by more than $1,000 a month, allowing jacqueline to save both for business at her home -- both her business and her home. [applause] by investing in our one-stop centers, you are helping marylanders liked dave go from unemployment to reemployment. while training in cybersecurity, he participated in weekly study groups, and with hard work and resilience, he recently landed a cybersecurity job in emmitsburg. linda of will, pope county was able to find a new job with the help of our state's one-stop centers. i want to share with you some of her own words. "i lost my job in the middle of june. being able to use computers was a real lifesaver for me. i do not have the internet at home. the staff behind the desk at the one-stop the center --" state employees, by the way -- "we're always helpful. they always give good suggestions. what i feel helped me most was susan's coa

and offer a hotline number.the group is trying to raise $4,000 to pay for that billboard. >>> los angeles school officials now say the entire staff of an elementary school scandal lighted by teachers' sex charges will be removed -- scandal lighted by teachers' sex charges will be removed temporarily. all 120 employees at miramonte elementary from the principal to the janitor will not be working with students during the investigation of the case that decision comes after two teachers were charged last week. mark berndt is charged with lewd acts on 23 children. martin springer is accused of fondling two girls. new teachers have been carefully screened and each classroom will have a social worker trained in psychology. >>> several families started their day without power in san jose a downed tree wiped out a powerline 5:00 this morning. pg&e says this morning's strong winds likely caused the tree to fall. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is going to come up with a forecast talking whether showers remain. >> there are s

a hotline has been set up for families of missing people to calm. >> last time i checked we were at a little over 50 phone calls. >> reporter: investigators will seek dna from the family of missing people who they believe may be connected to the case and that it particular time frame. as they do they will continue their work here at this dig site. it could take weeks because in addition to the well there is another abandoned well on the property that they believe they will do similar work on, well where it's believed there could be more bodies. ktv you. >> the map to the human remains could give closure to a lot of families who lost loved ones. after his conviction in 2001 his father said that there was only one thing he wanted. >> no gravesite or anything. that's what we want. we just want her remains back so with can say hi once in a while. >> reporter: earlier this week chevy's father said he couldn't believe the man waited so long to tell authorities where the body was and has ken pritchett reported chevy's remains were identified today. >> marijuana clubs may have won the battle

it will also offer a hotline number to call for help. the campaign is in opposition to the sheriff's statement that the alleged domestic violence against his with wife is a private matter. >>> a woman who died from a rare brain disease did not have the human version of mad cow as was feared. the 59-year-old aline shaw died of creutzfeldt-jacob. it is relate today to mad cow disease, officials say shaw suffered from a form of the illness that is not linked to mad cow. a second person in marin county also diagnosed with the disease. health officials haven't determined the form of the disease that patient has. >>> bart's board is taking a step toward extending service to livermore it has voted to start the review process the project could cost between 800 million dollars and 1.two billion dollars to build. that breaks down to $3700 an inch. the extension still in the early planning stages. no indication of where the money to pay for it will come from >>> 4:37. welcome to the weekend. >> thank you. >> we are almost there mike is tracking som

and offer a hotline number.e group is trying to raise $4,000 to pay for that billboard. >>> los angeles school officials now say the entire staff of an elementary school scandal lighted by teachers' sex charges will be removed -- scandal lighted by teachers' sex charges will be removed temporarily. all 120 employees at miramonte elementary from the principal to the janitor will not be working with studts during the investigation of the case that decision comes after two teachers were charged last week. mark berndt is charged with lewd acts on 23 children. martin springer is accused of fondling two girls. new teachers have been carefully screened and each classroom will have a social worker trained in pchology. >>> several families started their day without power in san jose a downed tree wiped out a powerline 5:00 this morning. pg&e says this morning's strong winds likely caused the tree to fall. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is going to come up with a forecast talking whether showers remain. >> there are some sh

we had a hotline. i had a phone sitting on my desk and when it rang, i knew it was tom daschle. because we also found out, no offense, don and some of the other staff members here, sometimes you needed to get around the staff who would do a little boxing and tackling to keep frus taus from talking dir and is we had that on more than one occasion, where i would call him or he would call us, and on that infamous morning at 9/11 when i realized that we were all under attack, and he was the majority leader and i picked up the phone to say, hey, tom, i think that we better get out of here. about that time, my door burst open and in came the security people and we were gone and we spent an interesting day for the rest of the day, and one that we will never forget. and since he was so good in promoting my book, i will promote his book "a time like no other" and great title, and he talked about all of the challenges facing us. when i think about the journey to leadership, it is just not something that you leap to. these house and senate colleagues that are here as tom mentioned, they wi

many families of potential victims are calling the sheriff's hotline. >> these two were arrested in 1999. so what we ask for is that the callers give the time -- the time frame would be anything prior to 2000. >> no matter what rick was, he loved his son and his son loved him. >> reporter: now, if all go according to plan, those dogs from santa clara county will be out here tomorrow to assist the investigators as they continue to search for additional victims and that additional well. reporting live near linden, len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> cash-strapped college students out thousands. now their entire school is shut down. today, the fed-up students took out their anger at the man they say ruined their education and their futures. julie watts with the latest on the story we first broke last week. >>> reporter: >> the problems came from you because you should have handled this problem way back -- >> reporter: it's not your typical last day of school. >> i can see everybody is emotionally agitated. >> reporter: the head of the institute for medical education faced his students this morning just

back in march of 2005, there was an article in the hotline that recorded a statement from you, i believe the use of the rule to block nominations conflicts with the constitutions advice and consent clause. do you remember making that statement? >> yes, sir, i do. >> how do you feel about that today? do you agree with it or have you changed your mind? >> the statement was made in the on text of judicial appointments. never been a filibuster of educational appointments, so i think that now. -- it's a different issue, it's also a different issue whether or not closer should be used, it's a totally different issue whether a president can declare a recess wherever he feels like it under whatever criteria he wants to use. it's important to say, i don't think that the recess appointment power is a response to rejection. i take the point that of course, the nlrb people have not filled out the form. but cordray was rejected. and it does not say that it's appropriate to deal with the filibuster issue. i don't think that the word filibuster appears anywhere. so the recess is not a antedote to appoi

it's a hotline you can call if you think that one of your classmates is going to bring a gun to schools you to report it anonymously and it can be dealt with by the proper authorities. >> i'm going to read something to you. it's caught me as a parent of a 13-year-old. it was a rant that the t.j. lane posted on facebook and it says "feel death. not just mocking you or stalking you but feel smaller beneath my might. seizure in the pestilence that is my scythe. die all of you" this is posted. other students are reading it. so -- and perhaps parents as well. one of the students i spoke to yesterday said he read some of the stuff this guy posted on twitter yet he felt that perhaps it was a joke. how do you know when this is a red flag? >> you don't know. you really just need to take every incident like that and address it and look at it. sometimes it will turn out to be nothing and sometime, you know, you can avert a national tragedy. in my opinion, you have to look at this problem. what happened yesterday at the high school in two ways. from the supply side, how did someone this young get

one day upon calling the jobs hotline number, discovered is that there was a posting for an environmental planner within the planning department. john joined the planning department in 1991 and was then called the office of environmental riviera as a planner -- review and was assigned to important city projects such as the recycling and a solid waste systems plan into the rebuilding of san francisco county jail in san bruno. whereas, as a planner within the city planning division, he co- managed the better neighborhoods program. that is where we first met. and helped to create new area plans for the city's general plan. john established a new approach to working with the community that held died future development in neighborhoods -- helped guide future development in neighborhoods and helped to provide new opportunities, supported by improved transit, additional open spaces, and never amenities. john served as a mentor to staff throughout the planning department. he always considered policy and planning direction with a focused sense of calm. that is one thing we have always noticed abou

call our hotline at 410-662-1456.you can also log onto our website at fox baltimore dot com...te watch. a 1986 home ideo of the space shuttle challenger disaster... is being made public for the very first time.it suufaced on the website new- scientist-dot-com.the video was shot by a man nammd bob karman... who was about about 50 miles from the kennedy space center.this issonly the second amateur video of the disaster to go public.all 7 astronauts on board challenger died when the space shuttle brokk up 73 seconds into its flight. they hold lives in their hands everyday... but there's someehing else surgeons might controversy.a new study finds about 155percent of surreons... may have a drinking problem. research was published in the "archives of surgery."it claims alcohol higher than that of the general population. researchers say the results show a "significant problem" that has the potential to pmpair a surgeon's ability to do the job with skkll and safety. police in miami are on the lookout for suspects... accused of a smash-and-grab robbery... at an a-t-and-t store.take a lo

as the hotline points out, it is a rare instance of disagreement between the virginia senate candidatem kaine and the president. the two are close political allies. tim kaine was one of the early supporters of barack obama back in 2007. >>> more debate on capitol hill. representative gwenn moore is a democrat who spoke on the house floor earlier today. >> mr. speaker, i'm here today to be a voice for the millions of women and men who are celebrating the recent decision by the secretary of health and human services regarding requiring all businesses and corporations to provide birth control insurance coverage, a lifesaving benefit for women, millions of women. under this new rule, virtually all women would have access to birth control coverage without a co-pay, through their employer health plan. if you listen to the politiclig pundits in this town, you come to the conclusion that people do not support the obama administration's decision that people of faith are en route to the white house prepared to storm it because of this decision. but if you talk to the average american, you will r

and once we moved beyond the minutes into the hours time frame, we had hotlines out to all of the contractors where you could literally reach out and touch the individual who designed, tested, checked out the last individual who had ever worked with the component in the spacecraft. you could go into the laboratories. it was not unusual that within hours of a problem we would have a test rake set up in one of the contractors, subcontractors' laboratories, trying to duplicate the exact problems we were experiencing in flight. so it was a -- it was not only literally the tip of an iceberg, it was really an incredible focusing mechanism for decisions that were coming at us and recommendations from all over the country. and a mission is probably the most incredible place -- wrong statement here. the process of preparing for a mission and executing a mission is an incredible force for us because it requires each individual to step up to their concerns, the problems they have, the gut feelings, and make a commitment. am i go or no go? and it starts from the slowest guy in the factory up through his

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call our hotline at 410-637-8970. we'll be back next saturday with more suspectt..n northeast baltimore this week. week. the fbiiis now probing tte shooting at the royal farms on harford road on tuesday. surveillance cameras captured photos of the two men who stole cash and cigarettes. as they made their ecape, onee oo the men opened fire on a 46 year old bystander. tte victtm is expected to live. the suspects are still at large. &p3&p a bood robber brings o backhoe and goes to work on an . atm. the suspect pulls cameras capture his every move as he uses brute force to gee inside the heavily shielded atm machine. the power of the backhoe is too much for the steel plating. evennually the safe gives way and the man leaves with cash in hand. louisville police are still searching for the backhoe bandit. little boys often faatasize about being a super hero.....weel one 7 year old boy in esttaada oreggn left his house in the middle of the dream....pursue that dream.....- lliam baird left is house thursday between midnight and four in the morning...dressed in black......al

this existed here a week ago, but now the space in the maryland attorney attorney's office is the hotline to help maryland home owners. >> we hope there will be fewer people foreclosed upon, and the economy can start to turn around. >> doug gansler is part of a multieye state settlement with j.p.morgan and citibank and bank of america. >> most money will go to help people with principle reduction to help keep people in their homes. >> since the announcement, the phone bank has been buzzing. >> this new settlement went into play. the caller was asking how it reached this agreement. it was reached following robo signing when bank employees signed off on millions of documents without investigating. now they are noticing a rise in foreclosures. >> things have gotten worse. one of the things that happened is the banks have been holding off on some foreclosures, so there has been an uptick recently in the number of notices and intent to foreclose. >> the people calling in now are in foreclosure or under water. their homes are worth less than their mortgages. some are worried because while their

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the billboard would read domestic violence is never a private matter analyst the hotline number. right now the group is trying to raise the $4,000 needed to pay for that billboard. >>> fire investigators are beginning the long process of looking for a cause after an overnight fire at a union city taco bell. the fire started 3:45 this morning it appears to have be again in the restaurant's kitchen. it took firefighters 20 minutes to knock this one down. they say there are no injuries. >>> vallejo residents who live near the scene of a big warehouse fire are complaining with the emergency warning system. a malfunctioning phone alert system kept making automated shelter in place calls to people in a four mile radius up to 10 hours after the alarm was livered. fire officials activated the alert at about 10:45 sunday morning pause the warehouse generated a huge smoke cloud. officials blame the mistake in a computer program. they say it will be fixed and the service will be improved. >>> sonoma county's planning commission expects a packed hearing today as it considers whether to capta

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it will offer a hotline number for people to call for help. in opposition to the sheriff's statement that the alleged domestic violence case against his wife is "a private matter." >>> now 6:35. marin county health department says mad cow disease or the human version of it is not to blame for the death of a san rafael woman. 59-year-old aline shaw died of creutzfeldt-jacob disease, a neurological disorder that causes dementia and eventually death. a form of the disease is related to mad cow but officials say shaw did not die from that strain. >> variant form of creutzfeldt-jacob is linked to an animal form called bovine sponge sponge -- bovine -- b.s. if -- it is not linked to animal diseases >> a second person has been diagnosed but officials say there is nothing to suggest a public health risk. >>> east bay man will be getting a kidney transplant despite his immigration status. jesus navarre vote an an undocumented immigrant from mexico he learned this week the medical center has reversed course and will perform the lifesaving procedure. the

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now, colleges are flooding the hotlines in baltimore. it's the result of a multibillion dollar settlement with five big banks or sketchy foreclosure practices. nearly $1 billion is being made to maryland home owners to help them avoid foreclosures. >>> time now for a quick look at stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. more on the new rules regarding city police being videotaped by the public. >>> a closer look at the winter survey of crabs. >>> and the future of the maryland duke rivalry, after conference expansion. for these stories and more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> the american bald eagle, now back from the brink of extinction, is flocking to an unlikely spot here in maryland. tonight, wjz's adam may reveals a new threat to this majestic bird and the critical role we play in protecting this symbol of freedom. >> reporter: alongside the u.s. military. [ gunshot ] >> reporter: conducting tests at the aberdeen proving ground, an unlikely pa