they had given him in inoperable vest and a gun that was also inoperable.e was arrested today at a parking garage near capitol hill. >> brian todd, as always on the case for us. i'm sure we'll be getting back to you. i just want to make it clear. he thought he was working with al qaeda? but in fact he was working with fbi undercover informants. is that correct? >> reporter: that is correct. he thought he was working with al qaeda operatives who were going to help him in this plot, when this fact he was working with undercover fbi agents. they had been tracking him for a couple months. this law enforcement official told us earlier today that the public was never in danger. this official said he thought of various other targets, including a military installation, a synagog, possibly a restaurant known to be frequented by government and military personnel, but this official said he had finally settled on the capitol and in december started moving down the path toward conducting an attack. >>> we of course will have much more of this story as we go along. stay

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since 1999 just blocks away from the parking area and given a suicide vest and mac-10 rifle both inoperable and provided by the fbi. he was watch iing since decembe and carried out a test explosion with any fbi at a quarry in west virginia. he us a now charged with attempting to use a weapons of mass destruction. >>> president obama was told by the fbi about an arrest but for others in the area, the terror plot came as a surprise. derrick ward is live with more on the reaction. >> reporter: last december, as we were busying ourselves with concerns of the holiday and economy and budget impasse, a little did we know across the river a plot was being finalized or so thought to strike a blow at the heart of american democracy. it began back in january of last year. fbi agents began their operation after they learned a moroccan man in this country illegally, amine el khalifi said the war on terrorism was a war on muslims and reportedly wanted to strike back. according to the criminal complaint, by december of last year, el khalifi had begun gathering what he thought were his instruments of destr

fisher is battling an inoperable recurring cancer. meeting the president was on her bucket list. she's from the san luis obispo area. the local media found out about it and guess what? so did the white house. she got a call to come meet the president at sfo. >> he knew my name. that was exciting. he shook my hand and said he was sending well wishes. and we told him what a great job he was doing. and so, yeah. he's very kind. >> and fisher was there with her skmus two kids, also on her bucket list, appearing on the "ellen" show, guess what? she's going to get to do that, too. it's been a busy week for her, exciting week and a packed day for the president. now, he'll overnight in san francisco and leave tomorrow morning for washington state to continue fund raising. >> we understand there was an ice cream connection with miss fisher. >> according to jody, she told us it was her birthday last saturday. and on her bucket list was distributing ice cream to people in her community. in her town near san luis obispo. and that is how she got this attention. people got the ice cream free.

the materials were inoperable. >> some growing concern in areas of northwest d.c.re there spike of robberies. nearly two dozen in less than a week. night, someone was robbed outside the foggy bottom metro. that is close to george washington university. >> i think i am going to remain extra vigilant. keep my eyes open. >> campus police and d.c. police stepping up patrols. most of the robberies, the are stealing smart phones and money. >> jack johnson is scheduled to report to federal prison by tonight. serve more than seven bribes fromcepting developers. that is the same prison where madoff is serving a life sentence. >> we are just getting started. cruiser crashes into a home in southeast washington. find out why it happened. discovery in the of georgetown. is pulled out of the water today. >> a major ♪ [ woman ] i was ready for my trip, but my smile wasn't. [ female announcer ] new crest 3d white intensive professional effects whitestrips. it goes below the enamel surface to whiten as well as a five-hundred dollar professional treatment for a transformation that's

both were inoperable. they arrested him. he is being held without bond. he will make his next appearance wednesday night. we are letting much more about the 29-year-old from morocco. we will have that more throughout the evening. >> thank you very much. we are going to go out to richard reeve with more about the arrest. >> behind me are the pointe center condos. a lot of government employees live here. neighbors pointed us to this building earlier today. it is where they say the suspect actually lived. we have some video of the apartment. let's take a look. shortly after 2:00 what appeared to be heavily armed swat team members entered a first floor apartment. they carried out boxes and bags. inside the apartment, we saw what appeared to be justice department documents maps, and other items scattered about. the notion of a suspect living in plain sight concerns them. >> i thought it was a drug- related thing. this is shocking to me. you do not expect a terrorist to be living in your neighborhood. >> neighbors tell us also that a number of men were moving i

diagnosed with a rare, tracheal cancer that was inoperable, he was forced to go to europe for life-saving surgery. >> i should not have had to fly to italy or germany or china or wherever to get a surgery like this done. >> his family spent set -- spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to help him get the surgery. his mother traveled with him. >> america is considered the greatest country in the world, but we have to come to their country to get help for chris. >> tonight at 11:00 p.m., why he could not get the surgery here even though the technology comes from right here in the u.s. >> and now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> instead of seeing high temperatures in the low 70's, high temperatures today in the mid to upper 50's. it is cooling off a little bit, and as a matter of fact, the highs today occurred before dawn. and the low is the current temperature in baltimore. it's getting colder. by 11:00 p.m., we should have some new numbers on this almanac. there was a trace of precipitation at the airport. the heaviest of the rain passing s

he was taken into custody with explosives and an inoperable gun, which had been supplied by an undercover agent. he has been charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction against federal property. if indicted, he could face life in prison. today, christians around the world celebrate ash wednesday. here is the seat in philadelphia. many will go to church to receive ashes on their forehead. it sets the tone to for the entire season of lent. lent by giving something up. coming up, we will speak to one of the stars of the nbc hit show "up all night." and a device that parents are using to keep kids out of trouble. >> the east is warming up. details in the insta-weather- plus forecast. >> for the first time, a study looks at head impacts experience but first and second grade football players. researchers at wake forest university and virginia tech of fitted seven youth football players with helmets to measure the impact of a direct hit. each player recorded more than 100 hits this season. practice plans can be changed. for women in their 40's whose breast cancer was spotted duri

an agent posing as a member of al-qaeda gave him a vest packed with fake explosives and an inoperable gun. agents arrested him with the items on his way to the capitol friday. >>> police and the guardian angels are stepping up their presence in the wake of a terrifying crime wave. armed criminals are targeting people with smart phone and other perm electronics. there were six new robberies in a two-hour time period last night. there have been nearly 600 of these crimes so far this year. the guardian angels plan to keep visiting metro stations over the coming weeks. >>> we are learning new details this morning about the driver would died in the car crash at the kfc in landover, maryland. witnesses say hellena smith was going close to 100 miles per hour just moments before the crash. police believe her car hit the curb and went airborne before smashing into a red suv parked in front of the restaurant. we've also learned smith was ticketed last month for driving 91 miles per hour on the beltway. >>> maryland just one step closer to legalizing same-sex marriage. the legislation is now hea

after an agent posing as a member of al-qaeda gave him a vest packed with fake explosives and an inoperable gun. >>> the debate over abortion legislation continues in virginia. previously, governor bob mcdonnell said he would sign a bill mandating that women have an ultrasound before having an abortion. but now concerns are being raised over the invasiveness of the type of ultrasound involved and his office now says he will review the bill if it passes. >>> legislation giving adoption agencies the right to deny children to gay parents has cleared the house and senate. the governor says he will sign that bill. >>> maryland moves closer to legalizing same-sex marriage. the bill backed by governor martin o'malley cleared the judicial proceedings committee yesterday. now it heads to the full senate where a final vote could come sometime this week. >>> a week before the primaries in arizona and michigan and republican candidate rick santorum continues to surge in the polls. mitt romney was expected to win michigan. he grew up there and his father was a popular governor. tonight, all four candida

diagnosed with a rare treat the cancer that was inoperable, he was forced to leave the country and go to europe for live-saving surgery. >> you should not have to travel that far to get there, sweden or germany or china or where, to get a surgery like this done. >> his family spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to help him get the surgery. his mother traveled with them. >> they consider america the greatest country in the world. yet we had to come to their country to get help for chris. >> tonight, we have a crystal miles could not get the surgery here in maryland even though the technology comes from here in the u.s.. >> still to come, a bus crash in maryland caught on tape. we have details on the head on collision and how the bus driver is doing today. plus, punxsutawney phil makes his appearance. are we in for six more weeks of winter? and a man buried in a trench in california. hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> a dramatic rescue was caught on tape after a man was buried in a trench in cali

not knowing that the bomb and the automatic weapon he was carrying had been rendered inoperable by law enforcement. furthermore, the complaint alleges that he sought to blow himself up in the u.s. capitol building. he allegedly believed he was working with al-qaeda and devised a plot. the targets and methods on his own, plots like this, according to the chairman of the house homeland security committee, reveal that radicals have a skewed ideology. >> there is no doubt to me that jihaddist extremists definitely believe that the u.s. is at war with islam, not with al-qaeda, not with terrorists, not with extremists. >> he was living here illegally. his tourist visa expired in 1999 and the charging documents note that he never applied for citizenship. arthel? >> arthel: all right. peter doocy reporting from washington. thanks. >> rick: defense attorneys resting their case today in the trial of george huguely. he is the former university of virginia lacrosse player accused much of beating his ex-girlfriend o death. the judge holding a rare saturday session today where huguely also waived hi

. -- inoperability. the prospect of having a system that is regional will help us in the long run. water, power, and sanitation are lifelines, so being able to communicate is very important, not only communicating with ourselves, but with our customers and the other operational areas and emergency responders roups the to the region responders throughout the communities. we also use video and data, so this system would be fantastic to help us pass the information through, and finally, puc is doing work regionally to enhance our own communications, which could be leveraged with the bay project, and we are in communications with these issues. do you have any questions? >> i do not believe we do at the moment. >> our last speaker is the co- chair of the urban security initiative, and he is the sharapova -- the chair of the apa, so i thought it would be applicable to have him speak. >> i will be brief. amo

agents gave him an inoperable bomb and gun.eaded to the capitol thinking he would blow himself up inside. he's charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction against federal property. if indicted and convicted, he could face life in prison. >>> this morning, president obama will help kick off construction of the new national museum of african-american history and culture. he'll sfooek groundbreaking ceremony at 10:00. the museum will house artifacts from famous african-americans. it's scheduled to open in 2015 on the national mall at 14th and constitution avenue. >>> and because of all that, it's going to be tough to get around the national mall. there will be street closures. the streets affected are adjacent

from people he thought were al qaida operatives but they were undercover agents rendered the best inoperableuicide mission >> criminal investigation he was not just ready to think he was ready to move to the fact he is wearing a suicide vest convincing a jury this guy would act on what he believed >> also searched the suspect's home in virginia living illegally on an expired visa and 40 say under surveillance for several months. pop star whitney houston laid to rest tomorrow private funeral at the new hope baptist church in new jersey 1500 will be there including oprah winfrey beyonce and jay z. no word yet on ex-husband bobby brown will attend but suppose to be there is a very stormy relationship fans showing up outside the church leaving flowers and candles in her honor. streaming to the federal live on our website also watch on c ltv. wgntv.com coming up what you want in government? new poll looking at what illinois voters want for the environment schools and consumer protection new rules corp. of flying with pets costing united airlines passengers big dollars and sugary beverages might s

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he was taken in to custody with an inoperable gun. authorities say there was never threat to the public. >>> a workplace fight ended in gunfire and death in southern california. immigration and customs agent in long beach confronted his supervisor shooting at him several times until another agent stepped in and shot the gunman. >> we are like a family in this agency. when something like this happens it affect us all. in the face of tragedy and adversity, we are strong, support one another and here for each other. >> the identities of the ice personnel have not been released. the shooting is under investigation. a person familiar told the press , the shooting was over a disciplinary matter. >>> penn state university filed a lawsuit against insurance provider. the school says they've been making payments to the pennsylvania manufacturers association for six decades, now the insurer isn't covering defense of a civil suit filed in november. the university is being sued by one of sandusky's allege ed victims who says the school neglected h

undercover agents gave him an inoperable bomb and gun. prosecutors say the 29-year-old was headed to the capitol thinking he was going to blow himself up inside. he's charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction against federal property. if indicted and convicted, he could face life in prison. >>> today marks six months since the magnitude 5.8 quake that rattled the east coast. the extensive damage includes at least $15 million in repairs for the national cathedral. large stone pinnacles and other elements were shaken from their foundations during the august 23 quake. it could take ten years to complete all the repairs. >>> a bill to legalize gay marriage in maryland is on its way to the full state senate. a committee approved legislation that would allow same-sex couples to merritty in civil ceremonies. the bill barely passed maryland's house of delegates last week. a senate vote is expected this week. governor martin o'malley says he will sign the bill if it makes it to his desk. >>> virginia governor bob mcdonnell says h

gave him a vest loaded with way what he thought were explosives and a gun which turned out to be inoperable. he was arrested as he walked toward the capitol. >> apparently his intention was to shoot capitol police outside the capitol and at the entrance, then go in and set off the vest. there are a large number of tourists there today. >> reporter: the fbi says it first became interested in el khalifi about a year ago after receiving a tip. it's impossible to know if he could pull it off on his own, but disturbing how far he was willing to go. >> this kind of single person, so-called aspirational terrorist event is what they've been worried about for years. i guess it's a matter of staying ahead of them. >> reporter: right. of course, what they say is that in cases like this, it's people who will go beyond merely making statements. yes, they became interested when he was meeting with other people talking about this. they say it's the series of steps he kept taking, escalating every step of the way how far he was willing to go that made them decide now was the time to make the arrest. >> pet

agent the gave the man an inoperable gun and deactivated explosives. he was arrested near the u.s. capitol wearing a vest that agents say he thought was packed with live explosives. >>> this morning there was a gathering to discuss a safety plan. new at noon, low rain blanco joins us live with reactions about why this effort is so important. good afternoon, low rain. >> reporter: good afternoon. you know, people in in community today wore these stickers to show they are united against the violence. just yesterday, a 17-year-old was shot and killed a few blocks that way. neighbors are terrified and charge are traumatized. in enenglish -- and their children are traumatized. in english and spanish, people in east oakland asked city leaders and police would they be satisfied living in a neighborhood that feels like constant crime. >> too many homicides, and vandalizing in this community. >> reporter: last night a 17- year-old was shot and killed near 82nd and burch. that's just a few blocks from the library where dozens of neighbors are meeting to organize. >> i understand the fear of

his tumor was inoperable because of its size, although he underwent chemotherapy and radiation, doctors here in maryland told him it would likely come back. he was given six months to live. >> he is very brave. he is the bravest person i know, because i was scared to death. >> together with his family, they got to work researching life saving options. finally, they found a doctor in sweden who could help. >> that dr. volunteer to perform an experimental surgery that chris hoped would save his life at no charge. still, the medical and travel expenses would add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars. what is ironic, the technology for the procedure is made right here in the united states. >> all this money for health care you pay out, and it cannot get treated. everything comes from your country, but you have to go to another country to get it put in new. it is unfair. >> they consider america the greatest country in the world, and yet we had to come to their country to get help for chris. >> the reason chris could not have the surgery here in the u.s. is the synthetic windpipe for the su

but the materials had been rendered inoperable as it was put to carol.hat was just put out moments ago. the arrest was a culmination of a lengthy and extensive operation in which the individual was monitored closely. this operation had gone back to at least december this person was being closely watched and the source stresses that the public was never in danger. very scary details coming out. and the producer was also told that the person was acting alone was not connected and has not been connected to any terrorist organization. we're reaching out to all of our sources up here on capitol hill but from the early kind of survey that we've taken, it seems that aides as well as members of congress were really unaware that this was going on. i ran into a senior democratic senator on my way over here and he says he was just now starting to learn of some of the details coming in and my colleague is also hearing the same. it seems that while this very fascinating and astounding details of this arrest are just now coming to light, possibly happening just steps

his al qaeda coy conspirators were actually federaling agents and that both the bomb and gun were inoperable. witnesses say it was like a scene from a movie. >> where were they? >> right here outside. >> the moroccan citizen who's been in the u.s. illegally since 1999 had done a test explosion with agents at a quarry in west virginia. he even had a goal for his suicide bombing. he told the undercover agents he would be happy killing 30 people. the fbi says he's been under surveillance since december. they do believe he was acting alone. jim, back to you. >> thank you, jackie. >> within minutes of that arrest on capitol hill. federal agents raided the apartment in alexandria tonight. we spoke with some of the neighbors in the community and we spoke with his former landlord in arlington. shemarry stone is just off king street tonight. >> reporter: his neighbors that live behind me are surprised he's now a terror suspectp. >> pretty much shock and fear. >> they describe how they fear ed he lived so close. >> other neighbors told me he kept to himself. >> it was a pretty inactive apartment. i di

he passed away thursday after battling inoperable brain cancer. >> he drives to left field, back to the wall goes mcreynolds. gone. >> i still remember that. nicknamed "the candidate kid," carter was an 11-time mvp. he played 19 major league seasons and won a world series with the mets in 1986. baseball the way it automatic a be. he was in his third season as head coach for the palm beach atlantic university sailfish. gary carter dead at the age of 57. >>> check this out, this high school from pennsylvania made a ridiculous alley oop dunk. down comes the backboard. shattering the backboard. don't expect to see this kid wake in college park. forest. the game was on its way to being suspended. it'll be finished another day thanks to the broken backboard. >>> lynette. >> let's talk about what's going on with the weather today because this morning dealing with a lot of fog out there. we do have some patchy fog, but we do have a dense fog advisory until about 6:00 and that is for anne arundel county. lots of clouds in place this morning, a little bit of misting out there as well, but we are

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operatives and charging documents say both the weapon and the bomb opinion rendered inoperable by law enforcement and that el-khalifi thought the federal agents were representative of al qaeda. el-khalifi was in court today charged with attempted use of a weapons of mass destruction against u.s. government property. he faces a possible life sentence. f.b.i. agents say el-khalifi considered a number of different targets including a synagogue and restaurant frequented by the military before settling on the capitol. >> pelley: chip, thank you very much. we're joined now by cbs "this morning"'s senior correspondent john miller, a former assistant director of the f.b.i. john, i think people lose track of how many of these plots there are. we were talking about than in the newsroom today. >> scott, after september 11 of 2002 there was an average of about four of these plots, targeting people in places on u.s. soil a year. then around 2008/2009, 2010, you see that really start to spike. up to a dozen a year. >> pelley: why is that? >> a lot of people in the intelligence community believe it

it was rendered inoperable. the law enforcement officers gave him a mac ten automatic weapon that was inoperable. he said he wanted to make sure he had a gun so if he was stopped, he could shoot down guards that tried to stop him. law enforcement didn't want to give him anything that could be used against himself or anyone else. >> did he have ties to terrorist organizations? >> no, he didn't. he thought he was meeting during the course of this investigation, during the course of this long drawn out investigation, he thought he was me meeting with people who were connected to al qaeda. of course, they were all connected to the investigation. that's the interesting thing here. yesterday, you had assistant attorney general saying this case underscores the continuing threat we face from home grown terrorists. you have individuals not conn t connected to anyone, loan wolves who could pose a real threat when trying to attack anyone here in the u.s. they are more difficult to follow. in this case, this long investigat

. >> he was diagnosed with a rare cancer that was inoperable. he was forced to leave the country and go to europe. >> you should not have to travel that far to get a surgery like this done. >> his family spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to get the surgery. his mother traveled with him. >> we're from america. we had to go to their country to get help. >> why he couldn't get the surgery here in maryland even know the technology comes from the u.s. i am lisa robinson. >> 51 degrees on tv hill. governor o'malley takes his tax police to the people. >> some frustrating news for homeowners in baltimore city. >> we will check the forecast for the weekend when we come back. >> there is an accident near the airport. we will check for >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. >> we will find out what punxsutawney phil thinks about winter. >> that has a ring to it. >> punxsutawney pann. >> wha

he was taken into custody with explosives and an inoperable gun. an indiana state lawmaker is causing controversy after refusing to sign a resolution to honor the anniversary of the girl scouts. he believes the girl scouts is a radicalized organization that supports abortion. he discovered a link to planned parenthood. >> mardi gras came to an end in a new orleans. people descended on the crescent city to have a good time. ash wednesday it is today and marks the beginning of lent. i heard they had a good time. 5:12. this is a case of the blind leading the blind. blind man found his missing phone. tracking >> the activity of your children's cell phones. >> we have a new accident in lothian. we will check on the major >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. a nice start with one exception in anne arundel county at southern maryland boulevard. we are tracking an accident. let's check the speed sensors. 60 miles per hour on the western outer loop. speech at around 60 on

. >> he was diagnosed with a rare cancer that was inoperable. he was forced to leave the country and go to europe. >> you should not have to travel that far to get a surgery like this done. >> his family spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to get the surgery. his mother traveled with him. >> we're from america. they consider america the greatest country in the world. we had to go to their country to get help. >> why he couldn't get the surgery here in maryland, even though the technology comes from the u.s. i am lisa robinson. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. a let's see what is going on. one accident -- a bicycle was involved on joppa farm road in the joppatowne region. be extra careful as police are responding. everything looking good on pulaski highway. no problems on 24 in and out of bel air or edgewood. problem free at the moment on 95 down towards the fort mchenry. so far so good at the harbor tunnel. we start at the key bridge. we have the constru

he was given a suicide vest and cell phone and rifle, both inoperable and provided by the fbi. they had been watching him since december and he had carried out a test explosion with the fbi in virginia. he is now charged with trying to carry out a weapon of mass destruction. >> the president was told of the arrest but for everyone else on the hill it came as a surprise. it disrupted the afternoon for everyone around constitution avenue. many were surprised to hear of the plot but most relieved by the outcome. >> it's pretty intense what's going on in this country and a lot of security and a lot of people are nervous. >> it's shocking to hear about it but pleasing to know they were on top of it. >> people inside the capitol were never evacuated or warned about anything. >> within minutes of the arrest, federal agents were raiding e a el khalifi's apartment in arlington. they caught up with his landlord. >> pretty much shock and feel. >> reporter: the fbi talked to neighbors after they arrested a would be terrorist they searched his chondrominimum. i's my building and so close to

national here illegally was arrested illegally on the grounds of the capitol building for carrying an inoperable gun and a vest he thought was filled with explosives. both were given to him by an undercover fbi agent. he was being watched by the federal -- the feds for more than one year. an acquaintance told us he knew him from the mosque they both attended. the suspect stood out because of the tattoos he had on his neck and arms and his mohawk haircut. he would normally attend a new career, but on friday the day he was arrested he came early and appeared nervous and out of sorts. he believed on his own he would never carry out any terrorist attack. he must have been entrapped by the fbi. they said the fbi is pressuring muslims in the u.s. to become informants, a practice they say is unnecessary and dangerous. >> there is no need to create a network of informants. the american muslim community is going to be the first ones to tell the fbi. >> in the meantime, he will remain in jail until he appears before a grand jury. that will happen within 30 days. >> and montgomery county neighborhood is re

investigators say an under cover officer provided him with an altered weapon that wouldn't fire and inoperable vest to carry out the plot. he was caught on his way to the capital and taken into custody. >> a bus dispatcher faces involuntary death charges in a tour bus crash police arrested the 40-year-old of greensboro north carolina this weekend the driver of the sky express bus already faces involuntary manslaughter charges the driver says he told the dispatcher he was too tired to drive but was ordered to drive any way ♪ [ music ] ♪ >>> emotional funeral for whitney houston at the new jersey church where she got her start her hit i will always love you played as poll bearers carried her casket out of the sanctuary. it lasted four hours. ♪ [ music ] >> at her home church in her hometown they turned out to say farewell to a music legend. >> god is in heaven and with him is one of our angels, whitney houston. >> some of the biggest names in the music industry were there to honor her from steevie wonder ♪ we were blessed, so incredibly, with a sound so incredibly ♪ >> to visibly emotional alici

she has inoperable cancer. she recently told her local newspaper that meeting president obama was, quote, on her wish list. >>> a presidential stop means street closures for those who live in neighborhoods visited bey the motor cai.d one stop was in pacific heights. this is what it looked like at 1:20 tonight as the obama motorcade left the fund-raiser. police blocked off streets keeping cars and people away. coming up at 10:30, we'll look at the impact this visit had on the city including what protesters were asking the president not to do. >>> the president is set to leave san francisco at 9:00 tomorrow morning. air force one will then depart from sfo shortly after that. from there the president will end his three-day trip bey heading to seattle. the president is set to address workers at boeing's everett production facility. >>> the president started his day in los angeles where there were some tense moments as military fighter jets intercepted a small plane. turned out the plane was carrying marijuana. at t

he had been given an inoperable gun and inner explosives by the fbi. the justice department says he was monitored around clock and the public was never in danger. testimony in the george huguely murder trial was cut short today as one of his attorneys remain sick. huguely, accused of murdering uva lacrosse player yeardley love, pulled his other attorney he did not feel comfortable or protected without full representation. the jury heard from key witnesses today, but he medical witnesses were postponed. this trial is scheduled to resume tomorrow. if all goes accordingly, the defense could rest sometime tomorrow. we're monitoring the situation in annapolis as maryland delegate spear ready to take a final vote on the legalizing same-sex marriage. it includes an amendment added thursday evening to alter the effective date from october to january 2013. initial reports speculate proponents have acquired the 71- vote majority to pass the legislation, but the final vote has not been made. a veto came down in the last four from the jersey governor chris christi

agents took hundreds of shoe boxes, his vest actually contains an inoperable gun and he had been under surveillance more than a year. >> and mountain view based google is scrambling to undo tracking used to collect information from phone shallly millions of iphones and mac users. this is a complex privacy issue. we're live with more on this. >> google track you in order to deliver ads taylored to your interest. who will get in and set cookies? a graduate student made the discovery that was verified by the "wall street journal". >> this is a given ads show up on the internet. it's the price for free content. but google took advantage of users of the apple safari browser used by millions of people. it sent out a cookie to see if a user was logged into a google site. so it customized ads that appear. google won't talk on camera but said, quote, information passing between users and servers was anonymous. however, the browser contains functionality that's then enables other cookies to be set. happening though the privacy setting is set by default to block third-party cookies. cookies kept

officials say a quake more powerful than the one in 1989 could damage hundreds of roads and leave bart inoperable for years. they hope to establish roles and responsibilities now so personnel can respond when disaster strikes. >> what can bring wagt what to the table? we know where maybe the gaps and are can build courses of action. >> this list also has success stories so other areas can adopt practices into their action plans. >> and when we come back tonight abc 7 news i team investigates a mysterious problem many jeep owners are complaining about. >> it feels like the front end of the vehicle is going to shake apart. >> they do have a name for it. our i team investigation coming up next. >>> what's happening? >> imagine driving down the highway having your car do this? this is the kind of violent shaking happening to jeep owner as cross the country. >> abc 7 news i team has been looking into it. we have results of an investigation. >> this shaking so violent many jeep owners call it the death wobble. we obtained public records that linked problems to accidents. >> this is a scary experience.