---el oficial howard johnson quien pertenece a la mesa directiva de la asociacion de oficiales de policia estaria promoviendo este voto el cual se daria por la supuesta falta de liderazgo y vision del jefe moore lo que se traduce en la baja moral entre el cuerpo de agentes... take sot "i have tremendous confidence in chris moore"... con vo ---la gerente de la ciudad debra figone dice que ella confia en el jefe moore y que lamenta que este enfrentando este tipo de problemas... ---el voto seria solo moral, ya que solo la gerencia puede despedir al jefe de policia. ---al parecer no todos los oficiales estarian apoyando el voto de desconfianza. cu buenas noches les saluda cesar bayona ... blanca garza tiene el dia libre.. cu - anchor ---y con todo y estos problemas al interior de la policia de san jose precisamente hoy, un tiroteo a plena luz del da en el ste de esa ciudad dej a un sujeto herido de bala, pero la polica no parece tener pistas. take map el incidente ocurri en la calle sunset avenue y lausett, muy cerca de la iglesia nuestra seÑora de guadalupe, jaime peluffo nos tiene todos los

also an officer, officer howard johnson. what's behind this push for you?> i'm bringing this up to the membership because of the lack of leadership. >> can you expand on that? >> there will there is very low morale to the apartment. we have a large exodus of officers that are leaving. we have officers that you know, would say here 30, 35 years are leaving right when it's time to retire. as soon as the 25 year mark comes they're out of here. then we have the retirees. >> chef or offer johnson thank you for your time. this gets under way in about 30 minutes. we did speak to chief moore, that he understands but he's not going anywhere. we'll bring you the latest. that's the latest from here. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> 6:56. despite all of his fundraising trips to the bay area, president barack obama needs more money. you may recall he was in oakland last month for three fundraising stops including one at the historic theater. the obama campaign e-mailed saying if we don't step it up we're in trouble. it was sent out after republican mitt romney's cam

the issue is being brought forth by officer howard johnson who also sits on the p.o.a. board. he and several other officers tell nbc bay area there is mounting frustration with how this department is run so they want chief moore out. my colleague damian trujillo got an interview with the chief who says he gets it but he's not going anywhere. >> i understand the frustration i think it's a little misplaced. work with the p.o.a., i know they really want me to stand up and say that our cops need more money. i'm here to tell you i have been saying it our officers need more money to stay here. >> reporter: today the board is voting whether to take this issue to the full membership. if they vote no, then the entire issue i will be dropped altogether. in the meantime, moore says he is staying focused on protecting the citizens of san jose. the city much like last year is having a rough year in terms of the number of homicides, so far almost 25 homicides on record for 2012, and statistics show the city's on track to tally 40 homicide this is year. that would be one more than last year.

san jose police officer howard johnson sits on the board of the poa. this is him at a shooting earlier today. johnson will ask the poa board next tuesday to call for a

howard johnson is a recently elected director.ty to push the issue on chris moore who was elected two years ago. >> my reason of doing it is to find out. my reason of doing it is because members have come to me. >> reporter: he says it's his job to speak for the rank in file. >> there's concern from some of the members of just the direction of the police department is going. >> reporter: those concerns include moral, pay cuts, changes to pension, not enough officers to handle the volume of calls just to name a few. problems that aren't the chief's fault. >> i think every person needs to take responsibility for their own moral. i don't think they should be blaming the chief for not having enough officers. we have skyrocketing costs. >> who's fault are they? who's the leader? are we going to put that on if economy? >> the chief is appointed by the city manager, ratified by the city council and the city manager has expressed her confidence on the chief. >> even if this doesn't pass i got my message across for my members. >> reporter:

howard johnson is a recently elected director. it's his duty to push the issue on chris moore who was elected two years ago. >> my reason of doing it is to find out. my reason of doing it is because members have come to me. >> reporter: he says it's his job to speak for the rank in file. >> there's concern from some of the members of just the direction of the police department is going. >> reporter: those concerns include moral, pay cuts, changes to pension, not enough officers to handle the volume of calls just to name a few. problems that aren't the chief's fault. >> i think every person needs to take responsibility for their own moral. i don't think they should be blaming the chief for not having enough officers. we have skyrocketing costs. >> who's fault are they? who's the leader? are we going to put that on if economy? >> the chief is appointed by the city manager, ratified by the city council and the city manager has expressed her confidence on the chief. >> even if this doesn't pass i got my message across for my members.

this is officer howard johnson at a drive-by shooting this morning. he also sits on the poa board and has scheduled on tuesday's agenda a vote of no confidence against chief chris moore. >> i understand the frustration. it's misflased. i've been working with the poa. they really want me to stand up and say that i'm here to say behind closed doors, our officers need more money to order to stay here. >> reporter: off camera, they have told me that they have lost confidence in moore and the only one to fire him is the city manager and she's n going to do it. >> i have tremendous confidence in chief moore. i am sorry he's facing this. i have the upmost confidence that he is a professional and he will work with all of the stake holders, even those who may be turning their backs on him during this time. >> reporter: other officers tell me off camera that they disagree with the vote and say there's no denying there is morale and the rift within police headquarters is growing. you're not going anywhere? >> i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: the chief says h

howard coun. county.15-year-old michael johnson was picked up by police in 2009 in west baltimore, then dropped offn howard county without his shoes.two of the three officers were found guilty of misconduct. but today the city rejected a settlemenn... saying taxpayers shouldn't foot the bill for the officer's actions.the teen's lawyers say they'll now go forward with their 100 million dollar lawsuit against the officers. grand prix preps are well underway in downtown baltimore. baltimore.fences are popping up all along the two- mile course trough downtown. grandstands were just put up today on russell street by camden yards.organizers are promising it won't affect your commute much at all.crews are working overnight up until labor day weekend to set up the course. tim mayer, andretti sports marketing: 3.47.30 "you'll see these 10,000-pound concrete blocks being placed, but it doesn't happen during the day. all the streets are open. all the sidewalks are open, and everyone can get around." around."the show car for the 20-12 grand prix was at fort mchenry today.the flag- draped porsche 9-11 was the 2

howard coun. county.15-year-old michael johnson was picked up by pollce in 2009 in west baltimore, then dropped offn howard county without his shoes.two of the three officers were found guilty of misconduct. but today the ciiy rejected a settlement... foot the bill for the dn't officer's actions.the teen's lawyers say they'll now go forward with their 100 million dollar lawsuit against the officers. 3 new tonight... evidence that speeking up can pay off. we've learned tonight that the company that wants to put a natural gas pipeline through maryland is now considering an different route for ssme of that pipeline.it would affect the northern most part of the pipeline that was scheduled to run through a residential area of fallston.after many of the homeowers there questioned the route... the company now tells its considering putting that pipeline in a mmre rural area. the old steel ill at sparrow's point - has a new owner. but the future looks bleak for more than a thousand workers there.the owner - r-g steel - filed for bankruptcy back in may. ann yesterday, the plant was sold at auction for 72 mil

. >> reporter: well, tonight, leo johnson is in stable condition at howard university hospital. we talked to his mother and grandmother and they tell us he is a hero. >> i was trying to call him and he was trying to call me. >> virginia johnson spoke to her son, leo, after finding out someone shot a security guard in the arm at the family research council yesterday. he said, you know, the male is taking too long to do what he was doing. and so when he went around, you know, to see him, and then that's when he pulled the gun out on him. then they got into a little alter kags and that's when he shot hichl. >> i don't like your politics. family research president says critics of his conservative christian organization sparked the shooting. some of those same groups say they're also out raged over what happened. >> but i would ask them to go a step further and to join us in calling for an end to the reckless rhetoric that i believed led to yesterday's incident. >> d.c. place say they found 50 rounds of am ewe nati ammunitio. the fast food chain recently received national publicity. t

. >> johnson is listed in stable condition at howard university hospital. the president of the family research council praised him for stopping what could have been a mass shooting. >>> the head of the family research council is blaming the attack on, quote, reckless rhetoric. tony perkins faulted the law center. the bam-based civil rights organization tracks and litigates against hate groups. the law center labeled the family research council a hate group if 2010. the law center is calling corkins accusations outrageous. >>> they're asking president obama and mitt romney to explain how they will improve background checks designed to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. 67 relatives sent both men a letter state that millions of mental health records were still missing from the national database of prohibited gun purchasers. some show shot and killed 32 people before turning the gun on himself back in 2007. he passed two background checks to buy guns because virginia state agencies never shared his mental health records with the database. >>> star

howard coun. county.15-year-old michael johnson was picked up by police in 2009 ii west baltimore, then dropped offhoward county without his shoes.two of the three officers were found guilty of misconduct. but today the city rejected a settlement... saying taxpayers shouldn't foot the bill for the officer'ssactions..he teen's lawyers say they'll now go forward with their 100 million dollar lawsuit against the 3 a developing story today...a leadership shakeup at the "susan b komen for the cure" foundation - the nation's largest breast cancer charity. it's founder - nancy brinker - will move to a new leadership role with the executive committee.its president - liz thompson - resigned.thompson announced plans to leave the organization in september.2 members of the board also resigned.this comes after the group's controversial decision in january... toocut breast screening grants to planned parenthood.brinker says the changes have nothing to do with that controversy. a new poll from quinnipiac university shows how close the race for the white house is... in wing states. states.republican challenger mit

james howard brady is charged with the death of trevor johnson. the suspect shot johnson after discovering him in the home of his ex-girlfriend earlier this month. >>> today workers in baltimore are going to cover a sinkhole with metal plates and then become evaluating the safety of the buildings near the hole. heavy rain is being blamed for the hole, which opened up on east monument street in the 2300 block. a number of residents were forced to leave their homes just as a precaution. the department of public works says the department of public safety didn't want to take any chances with this. >>> rebel forces in syria are reporting a massacre in damascus. the death toll is anywhere from 300 to 600. a government broadcast blames the death on terrorists and says the city has now been cleansed. >>> the syrian civil war has been raging for 18 months. there is no end in sight. president assad says his regime will carry on the fight, whatever the price. >>> the nine bystanders shot outside the empire state building were all struck by bullets fired by p

johnson was dropped off in a rural part of howard county along route 40 and he had to walk to this gas station to call 911 for help. >> the police beat me up, i am outside the city. they have me all the way out here but i do not know where i am matt. >> they drop you off and maybe you up? >> yes. >> i am at a gas station but i do not know where i am mad. >> two of the three officers were found guilty of misconduct -- misconduct. the family sued the city for $100 million and agreed upon a $150,000 settlement. the judge said the board of estimates had to approve it. on wednesday the board shot the settlement down. >> my job is to set the policy and directions for the city and i do not believe the taxpayers should shoulder the burden for aying for these individuals' conduct. >> the officers had been dealt with and the burden should not fall on taxpayers, the mayor said. >> this is strange and unusual but the city turns around and says we agree and it was recommended, it was a good settlement. now we will default. >> johnson's attorney said he has never seen anything like the decision clam

. >> johnson is listed in stable condition at howard university hospital. the president of frc praised him for stopping what could have been a mass shooting. >>> meantime, the accused gunman will undergo a mental evaluation while behind bars. corkins made his first court appearance yesterday afternoon charged with violating a federal law by bringing a gun across state laws to commit a violent crime and assault with intent to kill. they found 50 additional rounds of ammunition and 15 chick-fil-a sandwiches in his backpack. corkins is due back in court next friday. >>> police in laurel will face a protest of naacp members monday morning. this stems from allegations of police brutality captured in this video. in it the officer appears to punch or slap 27-year-old williams at least three times while he's in handcuffs. last night the naacp held a meeting to discuss this case and several similar allegations -- alleged incidents to see if there is a pattern of police abuse. they called for the officer in question to be placed on leave. the laurel police department

howard comes in to score. the phillies would win at 4-2. after words davey johnson talks losing two big bats tonight. >> it changes the game a little bit. we just did not get it done. you move onto another day. clucks it was the chris davis show. runs in threehome straight at bats. the first to do so since 2006. baltimore wins 6-4. the redskins cannot go all the to new orleans without getting some lot here at home. they held the welcome home lunch andeon. some service members in the audience as well. fred davis was honored as the offensive player in -- of the year. new andd about the improved roster. >> we realize how much talent we have. a young team. believe me. wanted to come back to things thecause of organization was able to do from a creative standpoint. brought a lot of excitement robert as a quarterback. >> you can expect talent tomorrow. the mystics had a rough night. shot 53% of the field the first half alone. 81-69 the final. -- the dream shot 53%. -- lance armstrong's charity saw a big spike, about $78,000.10 day. >> one positive he can look to. >> we wi

james howard braddy is charged with murdering his ex- trevor johnson several weeks ago. investigators say he entered his ex-girlfriend home in oxon hill and shot and killed johnson. he is being held without bond after turning themselves in saturday. but the d.c. task force looking whether to lower fines for traffic tickets. we want to know if increased fines have led to fewer people speeding or running red lights. the penalty -- $150. and getting caught by a speed camera could cost up to $250. the task force expected to hold meetings this week but the review process could take months. >> the time now is 6:09 -- still ahead, the bumpy couple of >> i am here at the national aquarium in washington, with american alligators. friday at 2:00 p.m., learn more about them. >> good morning to you as well. the state-controlled oil company said it discovered a high quality oil reserves off the north sea, off the coast of southern norway, which contains an estimated one a hundred and 47 millionto 270 million barrels of oil. >> about 30 earthquakes hit seven california. most of them s

the officers forced michael johnson into a van and he was left in howard county without shoes or socks. two of the three officers were found guilty of misconduct. they agreed on a salomon of $150,000. on wednesday, the board said no. >> i don't believe the taxpayers should shoulder the burden to pay for individuals whose conduct was out of the scope of responsibility. >> i think the mayor's interpretation of the law is totally wrong. she is talking about the scope of employment. that is not the issue here. >> they plan to look at the appellate court to force the city to pay. four days left in the 2012 london olympics. >> the u.s. regained the top spot in the medal count. team usa wins gold and silver in women's beach volleyball. felix wins gold in the 200-meter final. soccerng up, the women's gold medal match between the united states and japan. also women's indoor volleyball and the finalists in the men's 200-meter race. to see a full schedule of events, visit our website, wbaltv.com. in a live report from london coming up later this morning. >> ravens fans get their first glimpse of

howard will go from orlando to the lakers in a complicated four-team deal. details coming tomorrow. >> that's huge. >>> thanks for watching, everyone. i'm carolyn johnson. jimmy kimmle is up next. >> we will be back tomorrow night after the olympics for another special midnight edition of abc7 news. we call it the mini-cast. >> our next ne >> dicky: tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> snoop dog will release an album this year. the world is expected to runof a of marijuana later this year. >> how do you make a movie without the central character? >> it's better without him. >> dicky: and music from nas. >> from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live." today, jeremy renner, aaron paul, and music from nas. and now, places, everybody, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thank you for coming. and i wish you all a happy national tequila day today. [ cheers and applause ] today is national tequila day, tomorrow is i woke up in a bush without pants day. i didn't know there was a national tequila day until today. apparently it was started five years ago by people who want to sell us more tequila. now we celebrate. did y

. >>> students in howard county enjoyed the last few days of summer with camp inclusion. it's a three-week camp. ed al qaedacation reporter sherrie johnsonas more. >> reporter: students are enjoying lots of activities. the goal is to build a connection with students with special needs. >> camp counselors, volunteers or the other students is an accomplishment. >> reporter: it's a three-week program for kids with special needs. the call was founded in 2009 for alter na live learning students. the program has steadily grown with students across the region participating. college and high school volunteers work with the campers and students really enjoy it. >> it's fun. it's important to come to call inclusion. >> reporter: on this day students started out indoors and then outdoors with an allout water balloon fight, all in a day of fun at camp inclusion. >> camp counselors hope to grow the program. >>> speak of kids go back to school, you can help out. we're collecting school supplies. we have partnered with the pest -- preston mitchum foundation and the celebree learning center. we're looking for backpacks, pencils, pens, composition notebo

howard braddy junior surrendered last night. police say he's charged with first-degree murder in the death of 37-year-old trevor johnson. investigators concluded that braddy shot johnson after discovering him in the home of braddy's ex-girlfriend this month. >>> planned parenthood kicked off a $3 million campaign to counter efforts to cut funding to the organization today. the launch of today's women and watching bus tour comes on women's equality day commemorating the passage of the 19th amendment which, of course, gave women the right to vote. a bus will make its way from arlington to richmond, later to ohio. the mission, to make sure women register to vote in the november election to help protect planned parenthood and to help provide screening to women. >> the importance of this election to women's health is really the message today, that women, particularly the 3 million women who count on planned parenthood every year for healthcare services, need to make sure they're informed and voting this november. >> government has noplace in our bedrooms, and certainly noplace inside a woman's body. we have to let people kno

johnson and johnson and pfizer have other experimental alzheimer treatments that are in earlier stages of development. >> susie: tomorrow on "n.b.r.," we check in with starbucks c.e.o. howard schultze. we'll ask him how the recent u.s. drought is impacting food prices and see what the coffee chain is brewing up. >> tom: with the london olympics in full swing, we've been hearing a lot about amateur athletes, the time they spend training and the return on their investment. but what about the pros in the olympics? some of them take home big bucks beyond the games. are those salaries worth the money? rick horrow goes beyond the scoreboard. >> reporter: the debate always resurfaces-- are professional athletes overpaid? first off, there's no objective way to answer that. if the question is, "are athletes more valuable to society than teachers or doctors are?," i think few people would say yes. but from an economic perspective, it's hard to argue that athletes make too much money. the big four sports leagues in the u.s. all have very strong unions advocating on behalf of the players. three of those player associations-- the n.b.a.'s, n.f.l.'s, and n.h.l.'s-- negotiated salary cap

johnson, thank you so much for that information. >>> live look on interstate 95 north of maryland 100. this is in the colombia area of howard county. going to be a very busy stretch of roadway across much of maryland. more than 650,000 people are expected to be traveling for this holiday. that's according to aaa. and if you're heading out for that weekend, you can expect to pay more when you fill up. isaac now having an impact on gas prices. marylanders are paying about a dime more in just a period of one week. this all due to the possibility of some refinery closures. it happened down in the gulf as the weather was hitting that area and that region. aaa says those higher prices, though, are not stopping you from hitting the roads. >> it seems marylanders are resilient when it comes to traveling. they want to get away, especially for many, this is the last trip for the summer. >> aaa says on average the price of a gallon of regular unleaded is going to be around $3.79 here in maryland. >>> there's now a new effort to combat distracted drivers among teens. we're learning about a news conference today at the baltimore convent

at the robert wood johnson foundation, and we are very pleased to have him comoderating and speaking. david? >> thank you, ed howard and thank you to you all from the robert wood johnson foundation. we appreciate the effort on this topic and that you are all interested on this topic. oral health is an integral part of overall health. if we believe that to be true, and we do, that ho-hum statement holds within it an abundance of challenges and opportunities. the challenge is. in many ways, as the statement says, they are the same as overall health. racial, ethnic, geographic disparities of disease, and access to care, financing challenges. there are issues of determining and maintaining quality of care in their our workforce controversies, just like overall health. the opportunities, however, are great. one really great opportunity, and i would like to hear more about this, all conversations on health and health care will naturally include oral health. while we have taken the time to have a specific alliance forum on oral health, we really like to see future alliance forums that talk about medicaid and financing, fi

howard and loudoun counties as well as d.c. are back in school today, back in the classroom. melanie alnwick is live at walter johnson high school in bethesda with a look ahead. >> reporter: good morning. while students had the summer off, it certainly was a very busy few months when it comes to construction projects and modernization. here in montgomery county, they spent the summer replacing roofs, replacing gym floors, replacing playing fields, doing whatever they can to make the school environment better for the 149,000 students that are going to be returning to the school system. one of the largest ever. montgomery county is also opening a brand-new elementary school. it is flora singer elementary school. that is going to be in silver spring. it is the first new school that montgomery county has opened since 2009. we have paint branch high school which has undergone a $80 million mod werization were -- modernization. d.c., frederick, loudoun, all back in session today with more students than yesterday. in d.c., chancellor kaya henderson is kicking off a five- year improvement program that she is calling a capita

johnson high school in bethesda. >>> elsewhere maryland schools open today and school also begins with the district today as well as lowdon county virginia. >> we are here with howard bernstein. his little boy is going to be going off to school this morning. >> i know. >> mom's going to take the picture. >> we do that too. >> a few of us would like to see that posted on our facebook page, they are get. good day today. weatherwise it is going to be all right. i want to start off with isaac. isaac is the big weather story in the gulf of mexico. a tropical storm. look at those areas of yellow and orange coming across florida itself. those are heavy rain bands around isaac. 6 to 12 inches of rain has fallen in florida but the bigger problems are going to be when isaac gets toward louisiana. on its current track the forecast from the national hurricane center has it near the admits miss river -- the mississippi river as a strong category 1 storm, might strengthen to category 2. this is not going to be katrina, even though it is very close to the seventh anniversary of katrina. the mississippi gulf coast, new orleans and just east of new orleans could get hit hard on thi

johnson's lawyer maintains his innocence. >> he remains in a prison suit, with his hands and legs shackled. a new trial date was given for january 21 of next year. >> breaking news out of howard county right now. reports of an overturned truck on i-95. captain roy taylor over the scene. >> this is a tractor-trailer that is full of trash and garbage. southbound i-95 just south of i 32 -- route 32. right now, you'll have to go fast lanes of i-95 shutdown because of a tractor-trailer is leaking fuel all over the highway. they have requested the anti- to respond. -- the mte to respond. >> two fires reported in anne arundel county this weekend, the first just before 8:00 p.m. last night at a town house in dela rose a court in pasadena. two were injured, but not life- threatening burns. a man and woman were able to get out safely from the second fire, but it suffered smoke inhalation. no word on what sparked the fires. >> a water main in downtown baltimore has been fixed and public cruz begin repaving this week. officials decided they would replace the entire main, as well as a parallel 10-inch mine as well as a 12-inch line along redwood street. this was the scene last month. the

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johnson. is she has a look at our forecast. >> some getting some sunshine and other neighborhoods especially around frederick, maryland, still looking at more showers rotating through and up around howarday, 89 with showers and storms likely. danella? >> thanks, veronica. if you're in the district traveling northbound connecticut avenue at upton, police are on the scene of an earlier accident blocking a left lane and stick to the right to get by. heading over to the beltway as you make your way past georgetown pike, outer loop, you are slow and delays continue to the dulles toll road. no accidents, just delays. angie, over to you. >> danella, thank you. nbc 4 is your home for the london

howard friedman talk about how the u.s. measures up on a number of topics like education, health care, and criminal justice. watch the whole event tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> charles johnson talked about changes in congress and the impact on how both change -- chambers works. he takes questions from the historical society follow remarks. this is just over a hour. [applause] >> thank you, tom. i did a brown bag, reminded by the curator being the next speaker, i did a brown bag presentation 10-15 years ago, and bud brown was the head of the historical society, and i think both people there really enjoyed it. [laughter] this is good. i'm honored to be able to do this. as don said, my co-author and i just submitted an updated version in paperback which will be animal a quarter of the cost which seems to inhibited some of my so-called friends from purchasing. [laughter] i know crs got more than they need, but in it, i -- in it i -- we have a revised preface. they allowed us liberties to talk about changes since the 2009 version which have been considerable, and what i want to do is start off by reading the last paragraph of my portion of the new preface to give you a sense of