. >> is it kenneth or kentrell?> his name kentrell, i'm kenneth. >> they hail from the streets of gary, indiana, birthplace of the jackson 5, and two time murder capital of the world. nearly 50% of all kids in gary live below the poverty level, more than twice the national average. >> you need to know there's a good chance you might not go home monday. >> why? >> you're currently on probation, have an open complaint. >> i didn't do that. >> but come monday, the judge makes the decision whether or not you can go home. there's a good chance you need to know that. >> many times, intake department staff see the same faces over and over again, despite kids' previous promises they'll never return to the system. >> this is your sixth complaint. no, actually, this will be yo your seventh complaint. and two weeks later and you're here. he has a quiet reserve about him. for somebody that has a history like that, like his disposition doesn't add up. >> i'm looking at your history here. i see that you first got arrested when yo

kenneth jackson is awaiting trial for a brutal crime in which a woman was raped, murdered and set onalso in confinement. for him buying canteen is not an option. >> my family doesn't want anything to deal with me and i don't get money. >> during a prior stay in prison he hustled canteen money by putting ads on a site looking for gay men looking for prison pen pals. >> i started to ask for money here and there and i started to build up money in my account. >> jackson says he isn't gay but it is not difficult to write the letters. >> treat them like my girlfriend even though they ain't. you want to keep them writing you. so you write sexual stuff to them to keep it coming. >> think how fun it will be to be in your bed with you. i know that boy [ bleep ] is so good and you would love to let me have it. >> jackson is once again looking for a canteen benefactor. he placed a personal ad. if he gets a response he will send his letter off in the mail. >> $30 per pen pal with 10 to 15 pen pals i'm banking. >> coming up -- >> this is your daily visit. >> let me see your arms. don't mess with i

but 80% chance that i get out. >> kenneth jackson is also hoping for a change in environment.f the last three years in the confinement unit. he would lightning to move to general population. >> i'm trying to go to population. supposed to talk about it today. >> each week a team of deputies discusses the possibility of moving confinement inmates back to general population. but sarah herman thinks that is unlikely in jackson's case. >> kenneth jackson is simply in don finement because he cannot cope in general population. he is more afraid of being in general pop with other inmates with a roommate and cell mate. we have tried to get him to go to general population. he didn't last 24 hours. he did not feel safe. go put your clothes on. >> jackson's coping issues are not limited to general population. he recently cut himself in order to deal with the stress of living in confinement. >> the best way to relieve the pressure. i cut on myself. when i bleed and got the pain it relaxes me. it's like having the most orgasm you can ever had. my blood pressure is 147/104 and i cut and it i

they were incarcerated for speaking up about half of schilling of kenneth -- the killing of kenneth n. charles -- and charles. people are aware of the past history of gus shot down 26 times. there are many other people in the bay area. this is what the history of the police department in the bay area and around the country, this is what is happening in our communities, and we are talking about mass incarceration. mr. mezuco thought that was funny. you were smiling. we need to support occupy san francisco. we need to support people who are struggling in the communities. we need to have our own communities free of police violence, and that is what october 22 is spreading around the country and will spread right here, and we are inviting people to come up soon bayview hunters point, and we are inviting people to come on october 22 to join the occupation of san francisco, so basically, we are saying, stop police brutality and police occupation, and we want people to occupy our communities, sir justice for kenneth harding, and justice for charles hill, and justice for people at the hands o

we have been together since the killing of kenneth harding.have noticed that, like jeremy has said before, there have been two different incidents in the last three months where he has been detained by the police. this last incident, he was brutally abused by the police and was hospitalized with his brother. we are just here -- i am here because i am pleading with you guys to probably just -- not even probably, to get information about this case and get information about who this young man is. the fear we have as a community is that i will be doing this, wearing a t-shirt like i am wearing one of oscar grant because he was beautifully killed. that is an issue we have in our community. one of the most vocal people in the san francisco bay view -- the only person that is coming out and speaking as much as he is is now in jail. it is really a reminder of the sentiment and the environment right now, and this is not a way to lead the use theyouth -- lead the youth. >> good afternoon. i wanted to give each of the supervisors a copy of the recommenda

. >>> and kenneth dollberg has died. his early achievement came in world war ii. he was an ace who shot down four enemy planes in one single day. many more aside from that. he was shot down three times himself during the war and was a p.o.w. he thrived in business as the manufacturer of miracle ear hearing aids. kenneth dollberg was 94 years old. >>> and friendly's ice cream chain is filing for bankruptcy. they were caught by rising food prices just when fewer people can afford to eat out. restaurants mostly here in the east. they will stay open while they financially restructure. >>> up next, a reunion of world war ii vets unlike any other. please stay with us for that. the seal i get with the super poligrip free keeps the seeds from getting up underneath. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. a lot of things going on in my life and the last thing i want to be thinking about is my dentures. [

some like kenneth wear his everyday. >> this is no joke.s cancer thing touches everybody. >> reporter: in 2010, there were more than 2.5 million breast cancer survivers in the u.s. >>> real men. that's what they are. >>> nearly 40,000 women in the u.s. dice from breast cancer. -- dies. >>> still tonight, a family gets lost inside of a corn maze. >>> where is baby lisa. the search for the missing infant. >> for the weekend, it looks like. exclusive first warning forecast. [ mr. connally ] i was paying too much with cable. it was crazy! paying so much you want better quality. it was like you were trapped because that was the only system that was in our neighborhood -- was that cable. i was just getting too frustrated. [ male announcer ] stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years, with the option of no annual contract. i always heard great things about fios, but the first time i saw the picture it was just like "wow." [ male announcer ] g

. - kenneth, i'm having a tracy and jenna problem. - gosh, mr.you say that so often, you should come up with a shortcut word for it, like, "ivatrennapra." - well, danny's interview with the new york times comes out today, so "ivatrennapra." - a what? - if tracy and jenna hear about it, they'll get jealous and act out, and as much as i want to, i can't slap the brat out of them. so tracy and jenna will spend the day in the makeup room, having full plaster impressions made of their faces. so that should shut them up for, uh, let's say, 12 hours. - oh, my, that's a long time. maybe i should keep them company. - yes. tell them your stories. they'll hate that. - silly mr. hornberger. always saying hate when he means love. - hello, floyd. it's liz. - thank you for calling me back. we have so much to catch up on. - yeah. so how are you? - oh, my god. you're not gonna ask me what's wrong with my voice? - i was being polite.

. -- kenneth is going to the end zone. the final score is 24-14.pleting a marathon is incredible. imagine if you end up 21. that is off the charts. one guy did it in his first marathon. 25,000 runners were taking to the streets today. sunny skies, cool temperatures. that was good for the guys running the race and the ladies. stephen muange captures first place in his first ever marathon. his final was 2 hours 15 minutes and 16 seconds. he is exhausted with good reason. it was an incredible accomplishment. in the women's race, olena shurkhno winning for the second straight year. her time was 2 hours 29 minutes and 11 seconds. that is a women's record in the event. john collins will run to the desk and give us the 7-day after this. >> the protests continue to take shape in the u.s. and around the world. 11, the latest protests in demand -- baltimore. that is all >> we have been above normal for october. >> tomorrow the high will be 69. it will be about the same as today but not as windy. we will pick up some clouds of the end of the day. he will be g

the 30-year-old kenneth henry was arrested late last night. he has been charged with being a peeping tomas well as trespassing. >> all right. cloudy skies, and some showers at times. most of the showers actually starting to fizzle out as we take a closer look on the radar, baltimore actually no new rain coming down after the earlier wave has pushed over toward magnolia delaware, clearing the entire state. we will keep a chance for hit and miss showers but at least for the next hour or so it would appear things drying out. there are big changes toward friday, temperatures will drop and a freeze watch. >> thank you. the national weather service sent out three tornado warnings for the midatlantic but someone hacked into the service's e- mail and sent out the alert. they sent out that the alert is be ignored. >>> the first snowstorm of the season in denver dumped up to eight inches and outside of the city and in the foothills they got wit with even more snow. the areas can expect up to a foot and a half of new snow before tonight. >>> it was a maj

kenneth graduate...y son was a volunteer firefighter in pgco, for morningside volunteer firee department company 27." cathy hedrick... was proud the day her son signed up to be a volunteer firefighter... afttr all... it runssin the famill.10::2:07 10:12:16cathy hedrrck: he wwnt tt thh station, and asked the chieff of the dept, which happened to be his father, for the application. he signed on the the training.it wasnt long ing - before.. he was spending nights and weekendssat tte station. 10:10:57-10:11:06 cathy hedrickk our liie, as all fammlies of firefighters in thii country, revolves around whats going on at thee fire station.but one january niggt... in 1992... a call came in thattwouud change their lives forever. heavy fire at a two-story home. 10:13:24- 10:13::6cathy hedrick: not far just uppthe st they jumped on the squad and out the door they went, and the call came back ith the possibility of children trapped. kenny helped pull a 7-year-old boy from the late.. the child died at tte scene...worri

and annapolis legislative offices, and let them at the office of a real estate developer friend, kenneth michael. prosecutors implied that the senator took the documents as part of a conspiracy to hide his relationship with shoppers. the defense argued it was no conspiracy, and they will show when they present their side how disorganized curry was. court testimony indicates the packet of original documents included minutes in which currie attended. the package contained a thank- you notes for his help in securing traffic lights, getting a state grant, and legislation that allow the benefit of a transfer from one district to another. the defense argued these documents could be found at a number of deeper places, and pointed out that they were. in another document presented to the jury, currie wrote about a contract extension, saying i am in a unique position to shift shoppers efforts to expand in communities around the state. david collins, wbal-tv 11 news. >> on capitol hill, a critical test for president obama's jobs plan. the president took his pitch for passage of the road again today

in august they announced acting atf director, kenneth nelson, and u.s. attorney dennis burke were leaving their posts. nelson to become an advisor on forensic science and burke to leave government all together. assistant u.s. attorney emery hurley was reassigned to a lesser position. but according to the los angeles times, newell's supervisors, the atf director of operations in the west, were transferred from arizona to washington to be, yes, you guessed it, promoted. >> and coming up next, the disturbing details of what happened to border patrol agent happened to border patrol agent brian endless shrimp is ourn at red lobster. there's so many choices. the guests love it. [ male announcer ] it's endless hrimp today at red lobster. amuch as you like ny way you like, like new sweet and spicy shrimp, all for $15.99. my name is angela trapp, and i sea food differently. ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. plus veggie nutrition. like, keep one of these over your head. w

they were not allowed to know what kenneth nelson knew and made him sick to his stomach. atf is told that guns are not getting to the bad guys. the whistle-blower came forward, of course, guns are getting to the bad guys. this investigation is not about an operation that was posed to trace guns. this is about justice department knowing and this is where the american people have a right to know more, knowing that these guns were deliberately intended to end up in the hands of the drug cartels without traceability except if you find a gun in the scene of the crime. that is the reason it is felony and stupid. and i use the word felony deliberately program. it should be criminal to let criminals have deadly weapons. >> chris: i have to point out the bush administration had operation wide-receiver that he said let guns walk? >> guest: eric holder came in wanting to indict people from that administration. i think his standard of the other administration did it, too is not so good. but what we discover from wide-receiver and we have subpoenas for those and those documents are de

kenneth clark, thank you very much. fitness together and we'll all see you saturday so definitely come on out and you can take part in this weekend's diabetes walk as he said. saturday morning at nationals park, we're emceeing the event. registration begins at 8:00 and the walk begins at 10:00. >> team daddy's girls. >> that's right, please walk with us. we are team's daddy girls the three of us and you can learn more about going to -- about the walk by going to wusa9.com. >>> we'll be back. state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state fa

. >> and some like kenneth, wear his every day. >> it's no joke anymore. this cancer thing touches everybody. >> number of women to die from breast cancer has been steadily declining since 1990. but last year, the disease took nearly 40,000 lives. mary? >> that's a lot, andrea. thank you. >>> in 2010, more than 2 1/2 million breast cancer survivors were living in the u.s. >> and who is telling kenneth not to wear that hat. >> he looks good in pink. very good. >> he looks distinguished. >>> and a fall tradition gone wrong. hear what happens when a family gets trapped inside a corn maze. >>> it is the video seen around the world. a cyclist struck by an antelope. tonight, he speaks out about surviving that hilt. -- hit. >>> i'm bob turk. in the first warning weather center. a nice weekend coming up. lots of things going on. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> here's today's report from wall street. so to save some money... man: looks great, hun... woman: ...and we're not real proud of this. man: no...we're not. woman: we...um... teen:

. - hey, kenneth, why aren't your teeth glowing in the black light?one of us around here.

police say that the suspect kenneth henry was driving around in the area when he saw a young female in a room with her light on and he allegedly parked on the street and went up to the window. >>> developing story tonight that we have been following for months, the locksmith getting first criminal conviction tonight. joseph horton, appeared in a courtroom today facing charges of theft and identity fraud. a judge found him guilty of forging a customer's guilty after she wouldn't pay him a bill for his services. the victim claimed he quoted $250 but later charged her more than a thousand. horton will be sentenced on friday. we will have more tonight at 11. >>> will there be major tree cutting? there will be and that means strange sightings of low flying helicopters. they plan to use helicopters with saws to cut trees along two sets of power lines that are to difficult to reach with the normal bucket truck. the saws have eight to ten, 24- inch blades controlled by the pilot. the work could last up to two weeks and it's depending on the weather >> all right. check it out. radar, satellite

kenneth gibson has the latest on this case for wjz. >> the jury heard the michael jackson slurred voice in court >> prosecutors displayed a longer exert. computer experts testified he recovered e-mails and voice recordings from dr. conrad murray's cell phone. but prosecutors say jackson never got the chance to build the hospital because he died in an overdose. prosecutors say dr. murray add men steered the lethal dose. murray's lawyers say jackson did it himself. show jurors the room where michael jackson was found. admitting dozens of prescription medications into evidence. among them a single bottle of prop a toll. >> and was it empty as it is today. >> correct. >> reporter: a coroner from the -- testified she found several other bottles stashed. >> reporter: dr. murray could spend 4 years behind bars if convicted. >>> freed american amanda knox spends her 2nd night in the u.s. tonight but that's all her parents will say about her where abouts. after spending 4 years behind bars. her family is concerned about the long term impact of her years behind bars. >> family is. >> it's going t

so except for kenneth branagh who thought you could do the whole dam thin, most people and most performances on the screen d stage-- particularly on the stage-- have to finish. it gets dark in london. you have to figure out how to get through play and it's very long. and that suggests shakespeare wrote more than his company could possibly have used and that means he expected his compy to decide what it wanted. to emphasize certain things. we know from the early editions that they were experimenting, cutting soliloquies, deciding to reduce the amount of inwardness, for example, of hamlet or playing with that full panoply of deep inwardness. so i think, in fact, this was part of his deep creative genius and his business plan, shall we say. >> rose: he was a good businessman. >> he was an extremely good businessman and he saw this the play... this was a huge success, hamlet. this is one of those wonderful cases in which ts isn't a thing that was originally greet with howls of execration or indifference. it was greated with rapture from the beginning and as has a huge theatrical life in shakespe

he leaves beheen his wife of 57 years, diane, daughters lauren and cynthia and son kenneth as well as five grandchildren. for more on the life of roland post, the legacy of steve jobs and the federal government's new crack down on medical marijuana, please visit us on line at kqed.org/this week. you can also watch the complete quest story about saul perlmutter. i'm belva davis. good night. gwen: if you like playing scrabble, this was your week, in politics, on capitol hill, and, soon, at the supreme court. politics, on capitol hill, and, soon, at the supreme court. it was all over the place.

they were not allowed to know what kenneth nelson later knew and made his him sick to his stomach. atf is being told guns aren't geithnering to the bad guys. the whistle blower came forward when realized guns are getting to the bad guys. this is not about an operation that was supposed to trace guns. this is about justice department knowing and this is where the american people have a right to know more, knowing that these guns were deliberately intended to end up in the hands of the drug cartels without any kind of traceability except if you find the gun at the scene of a crime. that is the reason that this is a felony stupid and i use the word felony deliberately program. this should be criminal to let criminals have thousands of deadly weapons. >> chris: i have to point out because holder does in his letter the bush administration had a similar operation called operation wide receiver that also he says let guns walk. >> eric holder came in wanting to indict people from that administration. i think his standard of well, the other administration did it, too, is not so good. from w

>> kenneth. >> reporter: robert howard is aldi's district manager for the washington area. >> you have a high school diploma? >> reporter: powder has something unusual to offer, job -- howard has something unusual to offer, jobs and lots of them. >> we'll call you in a week. we're just accepting applications today. if you're found favorable, you'll get a call within a week. thank you. we're very excited to be growing and we're opening new stores and we're very excited to hire people. >> reporter: aldi's opening three new stores over the next two months, two in forge, this one in the district and with the need -- prince george's county, this one in the district and with the need to hire 80 or so people, look how many answered the call for job applications. >> knocking but not surprising. it's depressing. >> reporter: just one of the unemployed here. >> i wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. >> reporter: james hammond stood in line like the rest of them. >> for lack of a better term this is not my first road joe. i've been to quite a few job fairs in and -- rodeo. i've been to quite a f

the show featured designers like calvin kline and kenneth kole. >> have a good weekend.

>> reporter: now cecil county emergency services is urging drivers to take i-95 to route 22 then kenneth to -- connect to route 1 to get around the crash. police say drivers should expect make delays because the oil on the road mixed with the rain makes for dangerous slippery driving conditions, one of the main reasons the conowingo bridge is closed this morning. we will track the story all morning and bring you the latest updates. corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> and abc is working with you giving you everything you need to know as you inspect roadways and the crash. it's in the slide show and you can see the latest delays at the website. we have live cameras throughout the reasoningon. head to abc2 news.com. >>> baltimore police are searching for a group of men who allegedly sexually assaulted a girl. police tell us the girl was near the 1500 block of leslie street and was asking for directions last weekend. this is a file picture of what they believe the van to look like. investigators say the girl got into the van and that's when officers say the man and several others began assaulting

the show featured designers like calvin kline and kenneth kole. >> have a good weekend.ee you monday. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from new york, the greatest city in the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman.

corridor of sorts such an appositive so double it your membership is so important for russia right kenneth led international want to work through a double tertian it is very important for us probably to the double trail which is the trade through going on for us the requests we receive for georgia is not over till it's something else and we have proposed in many occasions. include weeks to negotiate trade issues and the same as we did. there were two members suppression plea that was not. overjoyed with the requests of be sure you received probably your own so that would show rules also the next investor to russia i guess investor mr paulson that united states thought that switzerland has an idiot in the talks with russia and georgia came up with a pretty balanced solution why was it rejected it's a question to me or same question to and believe me because we have not rejected this proposal of conjecture. djoser be prepared to work on the third basis but we are not there and we hope so probably next meeting we will i will come more closely it's possible forestry grievance abuse or not but

. >> reporter: new york state senator kenneth laval is investigating. >> this is not just a long problem is a national problem. >> reporter: sam eshashoff a 19- year-old college student was charged with using fake i.d.s to impersonate six high school students including a female and take the sat for them for as much as $2,500 a pop. test rules allow students to take the s.a.t. anywhere in the country as long as they have identification, says herb brown of the nassau county council of school superintendents. >> in this day and age with computers and airport security, there's a way of stopping a high school student from going in to take a test by putting his face on somebody else's name. >> reporter: colleges are never notified of s.a.t. cheating. some critics call cheating a natural extension of a college entrance system that puts too much emphasis on s.a.t. scores. >> let's take a look at number 11. >> reporter: scott farber runs a test preparation company. some of his students live in great neck. >> never in the history of college applications has it ever been more stressful and difficul