leroy is free after posting a bond. he had been arrested for similar behavior before but delaware allowed him to keep his license as long as he is supervised for the rest of his career. they are now seeking suspension. >> joce sterman has details about his role in some bad medicine. >> reporter: dr. leroy's license is no longer active in maryland. it, spired in 2004 but he does have a discipline record that dates back more than a decade ago. if you look at the maryland board of physician's page, he has three files in his record and they're all related to delaware cases. the first order is when his license was first suspended and then revoked after he pleaded no contest to unlawful sexual conduct in the third degree. that was a delaware case so his license was revoked and returned in 1996. he has no actions from the last decade in maryland but they believe there may be additional victims from the delaware police. if you have information you're asked to call investigators. if you want to read about other doctors who have

leroy works in newark, delaware. state regulators say the 84-year-old doctor has been arrested for similar behavior before and was allowed to continue practicing has long as someone was present when he treated female patients. the state is sing emergency suspension of his license. he is free after posting a $2500 secured bomb. >>> a tsa official spotted a stun gun that could have been mistaken as a smartphone. a woman from columbus ohio received the citation. if you need a reminder, weapons are not allowed in carry ons. >> attorneys for the coach in the penn state case -- the state's taring said it -- attorney's general said it happened in march of 2002 but actually in february of 2011. former penn state assistant football jerry sandusky is denying all the allegations. >>> an attorney for george zimmerman said some of the money raised from a website is paying for his security and living expenses. zimmerman is accused of killing florida teenager trayvon martin. an arraignment hearing was held in the case but zimmerman

leroy king, redevelopment agency.e morrison and i could go on and on the but here is where ioh stop where, and cicil williams. bless you, cecil. with that, it is my pleasure to introduce to you the first speaker of the day, and i have a few things to say about him, john burton. here is what is officially. widely considered one of the most effective and experienced legislative leaders in the state of california if not the nation. let me tell you a few things that john has done. he began his career is to be attorney general, served as president of the young democrats, won election to the central committee, served as state assembly member, president and the california democratic council, a chair of the california democratic party, which i believe he is today, and u.s. congress member and president pro tem of the california state senate. my favorite story about john is one that willie brown told me. he said one of john's constituents lived a message and john called the constituent back. the constituent made her case. then

"outfront" tonight, i spoke to leroy jordan a former linebacker for the dallas cowboys and one of the former players suing the nfl, and matthew mathiney a lawyer representing former players against the nfl. i asked leroy what his symptoms were and how he knew they were related to his days with the nfl. >> well you know for the last two years i've been having memory problems of you know forgetting things and not knowing what i came in a room to do and i've become very irritable with my family. my wife and my kids and friends. and that is really disturbing to me because that's not my personality. so i think we all have different degrees of this and i am lucky, compared to many of the players out there that are suffering much worse than i am. >> how do you -- what's your sense? i mean, look, we all only grow old once so we really don't know how it's supposed to feel. how do you know this just isn't age? >> well i don't know. but what i'm asking is are we going to do anything about the concussions of the past? are we going to improve the potential concussions of the future for our future

bill ly leroy. billy is one of the stars of the travel channel's new show "baggage battles."t follows three teams of savvy auction special ilss who travel the globe, placing bets in the high stakes world of luggage auction. we're talking dozens of auctions, thousands of bags and millions of dollars at stake. but this is no ordinary auction. in this case, so to speak, their builds are based on sight unseen instincts. >> the key thing is, you cannot open these bags. you have to shoot from the hip and just buy it. it sounds crazy, but that's how i do it. that's how i make my business, by my gut feeling. >> reporter: do you get excited just walking in and seeing all the potential? >> of course. this is like christmas. >> reporter: but he won't know if it's junk or a jackpot until he wins the band opens the suitcase. so, what's the art here? how do you detect the hidden treasures? >> well, i have my famous test. that's the smell test. if it smells bad, i don't bid on it. this is a horror show, okay? >> reporter: the day before the auction, you get 60 minutes to preview hundreds of

penguins bite snees we salute you, newton leroy gingrich, professor recent and the man who could havenext president. >> and newton leroy gingrich, dropping out of the race in just a few hours. but rick tyler -- >> be where on the snark factor was that? >> i hope you all had your fun. i mean, people took that penguin thing wrong. i looked at the odds of newt getting the nomination and looked at the odds of getting bitten by a penguin in chicago. had i hope. >> i teared up a little bit. >> that was a great -- >> it took a lot of stamina to go out and face guys like that. >> i'm going to miss him. if we're all being honest here. >> newt gingrich brought a certain cayenne pepper heat to this race. those of us who enjoy a little spice in this 2012 race will miss the nonsec question tors, the theories and all the other highlights we just played. rick, the game is not over yet. he's suspending his campaign. there's some debt. and the super pac, the newt gingrich super pac is still sitting on 5 58$5 million. is there plans for that money? >> the plans are from going on helping defeat barack o

she told police she heard ticking coming from her car which is parked near leroy and leconte avenue. berkeley bomb squad sent in a robot but no explosive devices were found. the scene was clear around 3:00 a.m. and police reopened nearby euclid avenue, ridge road and laloma avenue. >>> a new record for the sale of a piece of artwork. the story involves a scream. >>> and there is no reason to be alarmed. yes, this alarm was trying eat a baby. more just ahead. >>> a day ahead of the monthly unemployment reports, investors are not finding reasons to invest. the weekly jobs claim fell by the most in three months. taking a live look at the big board, the dow currently down at 57 at 13,211. mortgage buyers freddie mac says that the average rate on the 30-year loan fell to 3.84%. that's the lowest since the 1950s. the 15-year mortgage also dropped to a record 3.07%. >>> there ace new record in the art world a buyer paid nearly $120 million for the scream by edward munch. this is one of the four versions of the iconic artwork and the only one privately owned. the others are in huges. the buy

secretary of war leroy pope walker of the confederate states called these two railroads the vertebrae of the confederacy. and they intersected, they junctioned just 2 land ward miles to the southwest of pittsburgh landing here in west tennessee. hence the alreadies were viable military targets for the united states force news attempting to put down what they styled a rebellion, which had been the succession of 11 confederate states formally of the united states of america. we were barely less than a year into the war when union forces reacquired the lower tennessee valley by seizing donelson in the northern portion of the state between february 6th and 16th of 1862. that opened up the entire lower tennessee to union navigation, particularly gunboats and military forces who could penetrate boo the heartland of the confederacy, reaching points in northern alabama, northeast mississippi to threaten the railroad here in the western confederacy. the confederates now reeling from losses at forth henry and donelson, having abandoned kentucky and middle tennessee and the forces pushed back in

next up a call, york, pennsylvania, leroy, independent. good morning, sir. >> caller: good morning, ma'am. >> to capitol hill, a hearing on terrorism sponsored by the homeland security subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence. they're looking into efforts since 9/11 to cut off money to terrorist organizations. >> i now recognize myself for an opening statement. i'd like to welcome everyone to today's hearing on combatting terrorist financing more than a decade after the september 11th attacks. i look forward to hearing from today's expert witnesses. and i mean expert. on a unique role of terrorist financing and what it plays in the war on terrorism and on the evolving trends in this field. september 11th hijackers used united states and foreign financial institutions to hold, move, and retrieve their money. they deposited money into united states accounts via wire transfers and depp sits of traveler's checks and cash that was brought from overseas. they kept funds in foreign accounts which they accessed through atmst and credit ca

in fact, the former i'm talking to tonight, leroy jordan, said that they treated a sprained ankle more would a bell ringer, a concussion, and they want that changed, john. >> look forward to hearing that. a very important story. look forward to seeing you. >>> and still ahead here, it seems that the historical elections in egypt will have a part ii. we'll tell you who made it past part i. >>> and this is the best celebration ceremony we've had in a long time. what this science fair winner invented that could help fight cancer. see life in the best light. [music] transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. so you see everything the way it's meant to be seen. experience life well lit, ask for transitions adaptive lenses. in here, great food demands a great presentation. so at&t showed corporate caterers how to better collaborate by using a mobile solution, in a whole new way. using real-time photo sharing abilities, they can create and maintain high standards, from kitchen to table. this technology allows us to collaborate with our drivers to make a better ex

ask him that question -- leroy petrie.f he would do it again, and he said i would do it again next time left-handed. good attitude. >> the question that comes from online, students have been submitting these are the last couple of weeks. what helps you to be strong, think clearly, and not to give up? in the situations you were in in battle, is there anything in your past or your training -- what was the that really helps you in that moment of intensity and danger that really helps you rise to the occasion? >> did you hear the question? >> i think it was training. in my case, i could never go home and embarrass my brothers. that was the big thing. i am going to go back to the love of troops. i really do. when you lead them into combat, and pat covered this, you better know what the hell you are doing. you better be carrying any better be smart. the art of anticipation is a lost art, and american society today. learn how to anticipate. that was another key my brothers gave me. >> what inspired me to do what i did is that i h

the "the press democrat" reports that rue leroy -- rue leroydenencourt is accused of exsupposing himself39- year-old woman who has the mental capacity of a 4-year- old. >>> the latest search for sierra la mar is about to get underway again. authorities have arrested and charged antolin garcia-torres is kidnapping and murder. he's said to report to court tomorrow. the dive team has been searching on the waterways and the volunteers have been searching on the land. >>> mac books were stolen, about 30,000 worth, from alta heights magnet school. a $1,000 reward is being offered by the school for leading -- leading to an arrest and a conviction. >>> mail is being stolen in vallejo. thieves are stealing from large mailboxes. >>> mitt romney will be right here in the bay area today for a big campaign fund-raiser. he comes here with new brag the -- with new bragging rights. he's got enough del will gets and has -- delegates and has clinched the republican nomination. tara moriarty has more. >> reporter: it's a very stunning backdrop here at the chateau. it's a 65,000-square foot mansion. it is t

ask him that question -- leroy petrie.next time left-handed. good attitude. >> the question that comes from online, students have been submitting these are the last couple of weeks. what helps you to be strong, think clearly, and not to give up? in the situations you were in in battle, is there anything in your past or your training -- what was the that really helps you in that moment of intensity and danger that really helps you rise to the occasion? >> did you hear the question? >> i think it was training. in my case, i could never go home and embarrass my brothers. that was the big thing. i am going to go back to the love of troops. i really do. when you lead them into combat, and pat covered this, you better know what the hell you are doing. you better be carrying any better be smart. the art of anticipation is a lost art, and american society today. learn how to anticipate. that was another key my brothers gave me. >> what inspired me to do what i did is that i had a lot of training in the military service. i was the

his name is leroy. i'll tell you why he's holding back on his name.ently sold it at auction for a whole lot more. listen up. >> $190,000. that's a lot of money. it's that one thing you're always looking for, always looking for, i'd like to get the big one. well, that was the big one. >> wow. you're not kidding. this is a still life painting, it is 362 years old. he says his $190,000 find originated from a flemish school in amsterdam. >>> i hope he's got deep pockets in his hoodie. mark zuckerberg said to become one of the richest people on the planet, find out why, after this quick break. natural bliss. made with only milk... cream... a touch of sugar... and pure natural flavors. coffee-mate natural bliss. from nestle. add your flavor naturally. i worked at the colorado springs mail processing plant for 22 years. we processed on a given day about a million pieces of mail. checks, newspapers, bills. a lot of people get their medications only through the mail. small businesses depend on this processing plant. they want to shut down 3000 post offices, cu

the car was parked near leroy avenue. the bomb squad sent in the robot there. no explosive devices were found. the scene was cleared about 3 in morning. police reopened nearby euclid avenue, ridge road, and la loma avenue. >>> two ours ago, documents seized in last year's raid on osama bin laden's compound in pakistan were posted online. our washington, d.c. newsroom is examining the documents right now. coming up at 8:15, we'll tell what you they show about bin laden's state of mind in the months before he was killed. >>> sal is back. how we doing out there now? >> you know, we are seeing rain out there right now. southbound 101, this picture, if you bring up the 101 san rafael look, you can see that it is raining in san rafael. there are no major problems yet. but this is a picture we just put up here. some wet weather coming through the north bay. we knew it was a little drizzly in petaluma because we've been there this morning for that news story. but here it's reaching san rafael. let's go to the maps now. i want to show you some slow traffic. 580 today ha

leroy come independent. good morning, sir. ..verything doesn't have to be top-of-the-line because you just happen to be senator this year. you know, do something for the people. hey, take a cab every now and then. take your bodyguards with you. use a limousine as a cab. take your bodyguards with you, but don't always have to overspend. >> host: all right. thank you for your call. this week on the presidential campaign trail there were reports about a planned attack at beit a pac that can hit it romney was forced to respond to the gentleman behind this was identified. this is his picture. and he is described as a billionaire philanthropist with particular interest in opposing earmarks. previously played a big part of the political scene that took an unflattering turn in the spotlight with the new york times article that said a report he commissioned detail how a super pac ending spending but in million toward an ad for obama and that reverend jeremiah right. the chicago clubs and includes the high profile obama fund-raiser, moved

military, hudner began flying alongside a young ensign names jesse leroy brown, the navy's first black pilot. brown was born and raised in a segregated deep south town of hattiesburying, mississippi, a world away from hudner hometown of fall river, massachusetts. in the summer of 1950, less than a year after flight school, north korean communist forces invaded the republic of korea. within months, president truman ordered the yett into action off the coast of korea when hudner and jesse brown immediately began flying recon jens and attack sorties against communist positions. not long after their squadron joined the fight, chinese forces invaded the korean peninsula and threatened to overrun u.s. positions. there are no routine missions in wartime, especially when flying close air support over enemy positions. on the afternoon of december 4, 1950, when hudner and brown were on a mission to destroy enemy targets near the chosen reservoir, about an hour into the mission, brown's corsair was hit by enemy fire and began to lose fuel and he was forced to crash-land his aircraft into a snowy

leroy king is here today. along with commissioner dar. thank you. [applause] i want to thank the bayview merchants association. thank you for constantly working with us here and making sure we do the right thing and communicate with all the people and not let go. i want to thank our police department. the captain is here. he is working with everybody thank you for being here. [applause] askinder is very worldly. he knows what is happening in our city and in this neighborhood. he is investing in an neighborhood he knows very well and investing in people. that is what makes a great menu, if i can put that connection together. a menu that will be reflective of the health of this neighborhood. it will get us involved. it will get the contractors involved. some are down here working in the bayview, along with the contractors and vendors throughout this corridor. he is working with mohammed nuru who is here as well with dpw. he is working with our city administrator noami kelly, who is also here. we're all here in collaboration to make sure that you know