(file from kathleen pkg "whatever happened... i'm still at peace." the motive is still unclear in this case. and there's still no word on when - or if - the belvedere tire store will rebuild.live in northwest baltimore, melinda roeder, fox 45 news at ten. 3 we're following breaking news tonight of south baltimore. police are on the scene of a shooting on saint victor street. the male victim was shot just before 9. they're still in the middle of that investigation.we'll bring you more information, when we get it. 3 a man on a motorcycle is killed after crashing into a parked tractor trailer in elkri. elkridge.it happened on brookdale drive, just east of route 1 around 12:45 yesterday afternoon.investigators say 30-year-old juan carlos calderon mejia was speeding.he did not have a license to drive a motorcycle and was not wearing a helmet. we now know the idenity of the man who died along i-83 near shawan road in hunt valley yesterday.police say 81-year- old henry lee cote was driving northbound in a pickup truck, trying to pass another vehicle when he

. >> and then move forward with recommendations for he kathleen coll, mario paz angus mccarthyangus, felix fuentes, melba maldonado, and toye moses. supervisor kim: thank you. i concur. i believe we can do that without objection. i know that melba maldonado, but she has been serving on the commission to the we have seen her commitment and work on this commission as well. we will be moving forward with all six applicants for those six seats. we can do that without objection. thank you also much for being here. thank you for taking the time. mr. moses, to ever coming in. we really appreciate all of your service in your continued service. to what. madam clerk, please call item number two. >> item number two, hearing to consider the quarterly reports of the shelter monitoring committee. supervisor kim: thank you.

first we have kathleen coll. the format will be the same. we ask you to briefly introduce yourself and your background and interest in serving on the immigrant rights commission. thank you, dr. coll. >> thank you very much for the opportunity to apply to serve on this commission. i feel honored to even be here. i realize you have seen my application. i can tell you that i am in college anthropology teacher. i teach anthropology, chicano studies, and my area scholarship is immigration and citizenship in the united states, both called remaking citizenship, which is based on almost 15 years of field work by did it in the mission district with the organization to that is my area of professional expertise. the other things i can tell you about myself are that i grew up here in san francisco, fit the generation proud irish san franciscan, on my father's side. it gets more complicated, like everybody's immigrant stories. my mother is the granddaughter of an immigrant from new york. as we tell our stories, we give you different versions of ourselves

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that's where kathleen cairns that child... kathleen.&p that dad hs added everal dead bolt locks to his doors and for now.. is keepiig his kids inside. he's terrified after the home invasion... and police say his house may not have been the intended target.. of the gunnen... two gunmenbroke into the townhome in elkton early thursday morning. the family &pwhile one attacker pistol whipped the father... the other...held a gun to the head of a four year old boy.... while demandiig cash from his mom. &p(ferdinand pacheco)"my son have a gun.. n the head...its realll scary..."(cop)"the suspect had a handgun and placed the handgun to the 4 year olds head.. implying thaa he would shoot the 4 year old.. ii the female did not doo aa he was telling ee to do" twoootherrchildren wre n another bedroom at he ime oo the attack. they were not hurt. police are now looking into the possiblity this family... was nnt the intended target... tonight.. the hunt is on for the two armed gunmen in cecil cconty... kc fox 45 news at 5;30 baltimore... police.../ sear

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome kathleen sebelius. >> >> thank you secretary kathleen sebelius. it is a great honor for me to be one of the guests here, not just as a guest from kansas, but to represent someone who is important to the nation and the world and to honor someone who is half of a true d.c. power couple. the diversity of kansas is proud to host the robert dole institute of politics, which honors and continues senator dole's service. he wanted to be an active place and k.u. has made sure it is that. it documents the political career of america's longest serving republican leader in the senate. public service is honorable to engage students in a robust discussion to make sure that the young people love the next generation understand that civility and schumer and the intellect are part of what we need in this to my purse. for that we will always be grateful. i have an opportunity to thank and introduce the chancellor of the university of kansas. i watched people screen a variety of candidates and feel that they had by friday deciliter they had at the universit

our guest is kathleen sebelius. there is a push to protect programs like medicaid, temporary assistance for needy families. in tonight's edition, we will look at the housing projects in america and its impact on all citizens. we're glad you have joined us on 93 that we have devoted to party in america coming up right -- on night 3 that we have devoted to poverty in america coming up right now. >> it is not just a street or a boulevard, but a place where one stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance has joined tavis smiley to improve literacy, remove obstacles to economic empowerment. >> brought to you by the aarp foundation. ♪ >> w. k. kellogg foundation, engaging committees to improve the lives of vulnerable children. -- engaging communities to improve the lives of vulnerable children. ♪ >> the and the tk foundation, helping to build their futures for kids and families. >> and by contributio

week will introduce you to the new face of a poor and feature conversations with leaders including kathleen sebelius, jeffrey sachs, a and cornell west among others. we are glad you joined us. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where wal-mart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and answer, help tavis improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: when her homeland became torn apart by rebels, she decided to fight back. she cursed and empowered women to fight for peace and a new era of stability in the country. a new memoir about it is called "mighty be our powers," how sisterhood and sex changed in nation at war. leymah gbowee, i am pleased to have you on the program. leymah gbowee o

as kathleen cairns reports... the victim was a teenager... who vanished in the spring on 2009.ar old's body as never found. in baltimore county courthouse wednesday... judge kathleen cox sked jurors if they coold still be objective and serve on a murder case without a body... as evidence. it took hours but a jury of 9 men and 3 wwmen will now decide the fate of the accused killer... 35 year old jason grrss. rochele battle left her home in march 2009 to gooto the east point mall but never made it. prosecutors are confideet they have enough evidence in the case... even without the body.(cpl hill) "they feel they have suff.. evideece.. conviction in this case." ((((kaahleen cairns standup)))))""he prosecution plans to call more then 50 witnesses the defense will call 20... the juuge predicts it will last 22weekssmeanwhile some of rochelles family members are n the witness list... including her mom, who spokeewith us after herr disappearence. 4 alternate jurors were also choosen for thhs case. toolast so long. is expected baltimore countt.../ schools.../ begin... searching... for t

but health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius said it was unworkable.he administration couldn't go forward because it would have exploded the federal deficit in the out-years. here is what she wrote in a letter. despite our best analytical efforts i do not see a viable path forward for class implementation at this time. you heard the liberal group insist the program should not be killed. the white house released a statement today saying we do not support repeal. repealing the class act isn't necessary or productive. we should be doing is working together to address the long-term care challenges we face in this country. it sounds confusing. what the white house was responding to was the republican efforts, were republican efforts to semily put in law what secretary sebelius was saying in policy. that they couldn't move forward with that because it was too expensive. back with the panel. mara, critics say that this eliminates roughly $70 billion in what the obama administration said were savings in the healthcare law over ten years. it shows that the law

> this week on "to the contrary with bonnie erbe": up first, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius says women's healthcare is under attack. then, hispanic students vanishing from alabama schools as the state's controversial immigration law goes into effect. behind the headlines, former white house insider nicolle wallace on women in the white house, both fact and fiction. hi, i'm patricia murphy in for bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. i'm pleased to report bonnie will return to the show next week. first a war over women's health. many democrats are concerned president obama is afraid to take on republicans, but one of his cabinet secretaries is not. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius spoke out this week against the republican party, saying the gop wants to roll back women's health 50 years. in a speech before naral pro-choice america, secretary sebelius takes on the republican attempts to overturn the affordable care act and cuts to medicare, medicaid and planned parenthood, whic

kathleen cairns ttlls us the people ressonsible..dministraaors issued a statement... which says the alleged incident occurred after sccool oors on property operated by city schools for &p here's our question of the day...shhuld the person who posted the sexually graphic with child pornography?arged pornography?herees a look at our facebook page.a lot of yoo had something to say about &pthis one...it generated nearl 200 responses.tell us what you think... by goonn to uu facebook page...facebook dot com slaah fox-baltimore a... baltimore family.../ remembers.../ a... teennger .../ shot... while playing baskeeball..../// 10--years... ago...// áátonightáá../ still... no arrest....// arrest....// áákeitháá daniels.../, live.../ ii... northeast baltimore.../ for... a candlelight vvgil.../ on... .... somber anniversary .../ keith. keith. 3 news at en.daniees, fox 45 news at ttn. -3 new ... surveillance video.../ ties.../ an... eleven year-old... montgomery county boy.../ with... his.../ sussected killer.../. pámyrandaáá stephens ...// has m

>>to demonstrate the importance of getting a flu shot kathleen sebelius got her shot federal and localofficials urged chicagoans to get their flu shots now the store here at the dan ryan expressway are what walgreen's calls the health and daily living store with a nurse practitioner on site people can get vaccines and flu shots treating household elements or getting a sports physical ... the walgreen's ceo says that these new stores also an array of healthy foods offering. >>we are in places where there is not good access to fresh help the whole food. we are turning this location into a food oasis with expanded offerings of fruits and vegetables ... >>mayor rahm emanuel helped to win a commitment from walgreen's to expand its presence in chicago with the expansion of 50 of these types stores over the next three years the day's top business stories are next >>plus a popular children's show will introduce a new character >>and an easy and tasty way to incorporate more vegetables in your diet we have yummy recipe for butternut squash soup a seasonal favorites at liberty mutual, we know ho

kathleen cairns .../ joins us.../ ááwithhá more.../ on.../ the...gal ramificctions../ 3 fox45 news will not show the video... because even viewing it... is illlgal. schooo administrators meanwhhle... say the aat did not occur during school hours... but did happen on property operated.. by city schooos. it happened áneará douglass teens invvlved in a sex act... was caughttonntape.then.. it pas posted on the internet. (steve allln)"people involved in the distribution of these pictures..or sending them o their friends could be guilty of federal felonys.. &pstate felonys and yes.. if convicted.. they could e offenders.. or maay years.. if not the rest of their lives." 3p school administrators iisued a statement... incident occurred on property non-instructioonlpurposes. baltimore city pplice are investigating... kc foxx45 news at 5:30 heee's... our question offthe day. ááshouldáá the person... who posted.../ he... cell phone.....video.../ be charged ...with... child pornogrrphy? go... to ...fox- baltimore dot com.../ . áátelláá us... what you thinkk..//

kathleen &pcairns shows us why they get maternity wards....in tonighh's cover sttry....kaaparyyinski prepares for another photo shhot in columbia:(moment)"andd squeeee.. ready one to three squeeze... good job...in a flash, (snap snap snap- fill with photos) a moment in time, turns 'forever' n a photo. (close on her taking photos)"put your hands up...candy"(snap-fill with photo)(her taking photoss"hey kirsten and katelyn..look right here" she a former teacher turnee photographer... to me.. theyre documenting the happy time in their liie." (snap-close)("primarily i do families and kids... i love to really capture the heert of a family.. the real smiles... snuggly hugs.. spontaneous &pkisses... that is what i am aal about" real moments.... like the day maaeo was born: (two shot)"we deffnitely talked about children early on.. even before we got married,"(monica closer)"we ended up getting pregnant..and we were real xcited about it.." but at 22 weeks... there were compllcations.-and- pith hank by her sidemonnca went into early..labor:(ccose on monica) "the following day i del

kathleen cairns shows us why they get most of their calls from maternity waads....story... ''ow i lay me down to sleep'' (voice only)and then were gonna ind a watee fall"armed with a caaera.... and candy ...(moment)"here we goo. first one to the rock wins... professional photoggapher photographer becka prepares for another photo (moment)"and squeeze.. ready onn to three squeeze... good job.."in a flash, (snap snap snaa- fill with photos) a moment in time, turrs 'forever' in a photo. (close on her taking photos)"put your hands up...candy"(snap-fill with photo)(her taking photos)"hey riggt here" she a formmr teacher turned photographer... (close on face)"people come to me.. theyre documenting the happy time in their life." (snap-close)("primarily i do famiiies and kids... i love to really capture the heart of a family.. the real smiies... snuggly hugss..sponnaneous kisses... that is what i am like the day mateo was born: (two shot)"we definitely talked about children early &pon.. even before we got married,"(monica closer)"we ended up getting pregnant..and we were rea

aniston, acompanda de la esposa del vice presidente, jill biden, y de la secretaria de salud, kathleens, escucho historias de parte de algunas sobrevivientes, en centro de cuidados del seno del hospital ...octubre es el mes dedicado al cancer de seno, por eso un gran numero de empresas y personas se han unido para luchar de distintas formas y crear conciencia sobre esta agresiva enfermedad... las familias afectadas en las inundaciones que azotaron un parque de viviendas en la region de woodbridge recibieron ayuda para retornar a la normalidad..el concierto a beneficio celebrado este pasado fin de semana y las colectas sirvieron para recaudar ayuda..el estado entrego la suma de 75 mil dolares para los afectados y el propietario del terreno afectado dijo que reconstruira ese sitio que era ocupado mayormente por familas latinas. en el condado de montgomery estan buscando mejorar el tratamiento de las victimas de la violencia domestica que atraviezan el sistema de cortes... maria rosa lucchini amplia.. "me amenazaba con tirar a mi bebe de tres meses por el balcon..." "a mi hijo de seis aÑo

as kathleen cairns reports... the victim was a teenager... who vanished in the spring on 2009.e wednesday... judge kathleen cox sked jurors if they coold still be objective and serve on a murder case without a body... as evidence. it took hours but a jury of 9 men and 3 wwmen will now decide the fate of the accused killer... 35 year old jason grrss. rochele battle left her home in march 2009 to gooto the east point mall but never made it. prosecutors are confideet they have enough evidence in the case... even without the body.(cpl hill) "they feel they have suff.. evideece.. conviction in this case." ((((kaahleen cairns standup)))))""he prosecution plans to call more then 50 witnesses the defense will call 20... the juuge predicts it will last 22weekssmeanwhile some of rochelles family members are n the witness list... including her mom, who spokeewith us after herr disappearence. 4 alternate jurors were also choosen for thhs case. toolast so long. is expected baltimore countt.../ schools.../ begin... searching... for thh.../ nnxt superintendent..../// áátheáá schhol board... p

kathleen cairns joins us now wwth more on how experts are weighing in on the statistics....es may even being reported. s - bullying at gilmore elemennary school becameevery fox 45 aired a disabled girls story of attacks by third grade classmatee. he assmany bullying ccses were reporttd.some experts estimate 30 percent of tudents are involveddin bullying on a reeular basis... ((caherine bradshaw)"sometimes thats just more serious forms of agressive violent behavior..showing the whhle trajectorypathway thhy might &pbe going down.. thats why its so important to stop those behaviors as soon as you see them" during the llst year... 541 ullying incidents were reporteddin city schooos. tonight.. balttmore administrators issued a statement. it says they take all allegations of bullying seriously... and prevention and intervention prrcesses.. are in place.. more on thaa tonight at ten. kc fox 45 news at 530. video froo inside n indy car shows just how violent a 15-car crashh was... when it killed driver dan wheldon. wheldon. it happened at a rraeein las veeassyesterday. thiisis the s

kathleen cairns reports....on how the attacc pkathleen as live lead)"the victim had just finished.. a drs appt at the univ of md medicall enter.. nd was going phrough the garage when he was attacked.. in fact he was attacked from behind and ssot &pseveeal times." ther is a heavy police preseece outside the plaza garage friday.... hile ollce say random attack... some be a safety has been a concern: (hospitaa worker)"i used to park there when i worked 3 to 11 and it was dark.. no one was down there friday: while news of the attack spreads quickly... it doesn't stop some pattons from parking heee. (frank chhrvat)"its so conveeient for the hospital, my wife has been in here two months so i come in here aal tte time"(cairns as llve tag) "police are still investigating this case and they wont say whether surv cameras inside the garage captured the entire episode on tape. kc fox 45 news at 5;30" an.../// mber... allrt...// for... a... germantown bby.../ áá whoseáá mother ....as pound... murdered.../ in... her home. wedneeday.../ wednesday.../curtis..../ lopez... was arrested ...thursday.../

kathleen sebelius is the 10-year-old.lity is the parent. >> dana: one of the things that happened was that when they said it was paid for, this was, it gave comfort to lot of conservative democrats on the fence about obamacare anyway but they were told this would be a way to reduce the deficit in the long run. a lot of people including the cms acms actuary, person running medicaid services said it wasn't sustainable, but they rammed it through anyway. now you have this, supreme court about to look at it. andrea, some said this is the beginning of the end of obamacare. >> andrea: it is. it wasn't one provision to reduce the cost, dana. class act accounted for according to the administration almost half of official deficit reduction for obamacare. this is a big deal. with greg's tortureed metaphor this is what is confusing. obama promising to give kathleen sebelius the pony. even though they haven't figured out how to pay for it. your point, absolutely. we don't know what the supreme court is going to do in a couple of week

is kathleen mccall here? she is the director of the golden gate cemetery. she is one of our partners. thank you for being here. we have our folks from social security. please stand up. thank you for being here. [applause] did i miss somebody? sarah is here as well from social security. when we do our vet connect, she helps us. we get clothing donated and tailored. they shower and leave with tailored clothes to go interview for jobs. that is pretty special. thank you. [applause] ophelia bascall is the regional administrator for hud. ed cabrera, thank you for being here. [applause] ed and the council are big proponents"srgu on opening dood working on endling homelessness for veterans and everyone. martha is another great provider. she keeps us on the straight and narrow getting our permanent housing vouchers out. my buddy from washington used to be in palo alto. he is now the chief clinical director of clinical operations for the eight homeless programs, keith. [applause] over there is my other buddy. i have lots of bodies. -- i have lots of buddies. is from

as kathleen cairns reports... one arrest has bben made but more...tled on the middle of main street in annapolis... sits the trendy and popular apparel shop helly hanson: still, when a dozen teenagers entered the store tuesday.... management took notice.: at a time came in and they ups walked straight to back of the store nd grabbing stuff off these raccss" the initial police report labeled itta flash mob robbery:(walking and showing)"they would come behiid this section either try on the item again.. alot left wearing our clothing"but from calling it a 'flash ob' (det amy miguez)"it doesn't appear this group was prganized in any way." aaready been made.. group of kids in the store er were not relatee to them in any way.. and theres no indication now that they were.. "(mgr)"they were definitelyyall togeeher.. one was keeping a lookouttthe other was grabbing stuff.. surveillance video from inside the stooe is now part of the police investigation... n edition. no one was hhrt durinn the a...// chink... in the armor...// of... one of...philadelphiaas.../

. >> kathleen? >> been there done that. an identical situation. perpetrator in the house.g right next to her. father doesn't hear anything. out the front door. >> judge jeanine: that's possible. >> i spoke to kathleen about that but the only single night that he worked -- >> mother's gone. breast cancer walk. >> both cars in the driveway. and the best expert i talked to on it said look how bold this person it, the front door is standing open. >> judge jeanine: what if this baby was targeted? there are baby abductions and then they are sold on the market. is a beautiful baby. >> judge jeanine: no question, this baby was beautiful, well dressed, healthy, mommy took care of it according to everybody. >> okay, naysayer. she was drinking wine. she bought wine. do you think she fell asleep, had a few too many pops and just didn't hear it? >> possibly. but did she give the wine to the dog? was the dog drinking? how come there is no noise on the baby monitor? >> obviously in one tested the dog's blood. you are talking about a child went to bed at 10:30 and it was discovered at 4:0

as kathleen cairns douceuu is recoveriig....and speaking publicly for the first time....le dduceur reveals details of her tough journey... after suffering a ssroke in mid auguss. she was stuck at the research station ffr six could make the flight to (renee-nicole douccur)"there was no treatment to be done over there he onny thing was to rest and stay calm." renee was finally rescued october 17th... and rought to new &pzealann.. before getting a fllght baak to the u.s. (caiinssrenee was brought here to jjhns hopkins hospptal monday night this is where some of the nations top neurological experts were able to evaluate her condition " she has undergone extensive another mri, this time with an possible tumors.. which we did not find..and we connirmed her diaggosis thattshe did have a stroke."doctors say the high altitude and less oxygen at phe south pole may have renee lost half of her vision &paad some of her speech... buu it is sllwll.. returning.. (renee-nicole douceuu)"the prognosis is good i'll probably recover a signnficant majority of that back""hile rehabilitation...

>> my name is kathleen, and i lived next door to david. i have lived there at least 35 years. my problem is the noise factor. if he has a 3-car moving garage. also the light factor with

>> my name is kathleen, and i lived next door to david. i have lived there at least 35 years. my problem is the noise factor. if he has a 3-car moving garage. also the light factor with the roof deck and mechanical things going on. as far as the emergencies, just a few months ago, and four or five months ago, there was a sewage problem, and raw sewage ran from his property onto mine for three days. i talked to two tenants. one had no way of getting in touch with david. the other one called him, and we were still unable to contact him, and this went from friday through sunday. i also have of a problem with the foliage in the front of the house, which has narrowed the sidewalk, where only two people can walk past, and until last week, the wrought iron -- it is not a fence, but surrounding his plans, it is a safety hazard. they had someone cut off appointed a portion -- the pointed portion that is surrounding the foliage, and it is causing cracks on the sidewalk on the property i live on. thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is deborah, and i'll live in an apartment building. some

. >> kathleen flynn is a woman on a mission to teach everybody to be a glut clark. not know how to be --good coke--she is going to teach us how to make wonderful foods simply by being a good -- cook and the call of the local oyster. what is it about that? is it the salty flavor? it is a wonderful texture of the worst for itself. oyster-- >>isabel: occupy oakland movement has gotten more movement support as far as egypt. today, protesters will have a mass rally at 11:00 a.m. and frank ogawa plaza. it will be fanned out across the city concerning voicing--their concerns throughout the city. and also, >>reporter: oakland mayor jean quan still wants to talk to protesters. >> i still want to talk to them. we stand ready to talk to them at any time. >>reporter: the mayor did not think that today would end in violence. on tuesday-- >> i apologize because people were hurt. when we planted the a original action went relatively more smoothly we were still concerned about people's safety. it appears to me that there could have been mistakes made on both sides. >>reporter: her

>> we have talked about it a lot with kathleen sibelius and the past. i am sad about it because i think it was a good attempt to meet a dire national need that is only going to get worse. long-term care. people are living longer, we know that family structures -- long-term care has -- is going to become even more needed. we need some way of funding yet. -- funding it. the problem it had to be financially sound for 75 years. i always thought that was too long. i thought if we had it for even 30, 40 years, we would be fine. and then adjust it as he went along. 75 years, i think -- we still have to solve the problem. we had a problem and we have to solve it. we cannot sweep it under the rug and the lager. the need for long-term care -- the only long-term care program we have in america is medicaid. cal didn't medicaid? you have to sell all of your assets -- how do you get medicaid? you cannot have in common, some people who are just moderately -- they did not qualify for long-term care. it is something that we're going to have to pay attention to and salt

. >>>6d di andÑ pawareness .o jennifer aniston joined inside kathleen sebelius in octobereyf they touredridiculnostic and the17i÷ mammographies. >>> glad hi be is÷- am. degree. still cold out there. looking at the white house all in pink as a result of breast cancer awareness month. will the be pink all month lock. we saw a high temperature of 5 p third and degrees. the low was 46 degrees. that is where we will start out tomorrow morning. and yes the coldest afternoon ever. we saw one other at 53 in the '70s. but very cold throughout and chilly outside right now. 52 is the current temperature. the winds on the calm side. tomorrow it will be a factor. look at the numbers, 46 in gaithersburg and winchester at 50 degrees. the temperatures not going down all that much more but we are down to where we -- below where we should be this time of year and we are dealing with shower activity. light showers from dulles and quantico and in winchester and portions of west virginia and we'll see those because of that area of low pressure that continues to sit and spin and it is starting to move off to the eas