lesli foster, 9news now. >> got to like that. all right. giant did take off the charges for kimberly's strawberry and lettuce and she didn't have to go back to the store for the refunds. you'll find a list at our website wusa9.com. >> take a chance of ordering ice cream delivered. >> a little bit. >> do you get your beer and doritos delivered? >> yes. doritos are always good. >>> we're looking at rain coming in tonight and a wet commute in the morning and afternoon. we're worried about flash flooding and big storms so we're declaring tomorrow a severe weather alert day. it's very mild out and that is one of the ingredients for severe weather. still in the 60s for this time of year. low 60s downtown. 64 in manassas. 64 in fredericksburg. 61 in gaithersburg. i'm kind of throwing that 55 out because it's still 61 in hagerstown and 63 in martinsburg. we not not one but two storms coming at us. this is coming up from the south. this is going to bring us most of the moisture. already we're seeing rain through raleigh. big thunderstorms through gr

. >> absolutely, lesli.hey are still power hosing down the plaza where 200 people have been camping and a small army of officers continue to hold this area. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see the small contingent of protesters that remain graveling back and forth with police. the mayor of oakland now saying the early morning raid was necessary because both the city and the protesters could no longer guarantee safe or sanitary conditions. >> riot police looked over tents in the plaza in front of oakland city hall. dozens of antiwall street demonstrators who refused to leave the camp were arrested in the early morning. >> see you later. >> most were taken peacefully, but the police chief says officers used tear gas to protect themselves. >> we were being pelted with rocks and bottles and other kitchen utensils. >> demonstrators began camping at the plaza two weeks ago, setting up more than 150 tents. >> even after the plaza was cleared, a standup of sorts continued with the protesters on the outsi

anita, lesli? >> thank you, delia. >>> today's detention hearing for a virginia man accused of spying on u.s. citizens for syria has been postponed. prosecutors say 47-year-old mohammed swade, a syrian. the government has been brutally suppressing a popular revolt in syria and they say they are trying to intimidate expats. the syrian government denies it used him as an agent. >>> prince george's county police need your help to find a couple of thieves. so this is a picture of a man wanted in connection with several breaking and entering cases in college park. and then this is an alleged accomplice. these pictures were taken in new carollton. if you know anything about these men, prince george's county police want to hear from you. >>> the medical examiner has just released new details in the murder of that german town mom whose son is still missing. jane mcquain was beaten and stabbed to death and police are charged her husband but bruce leshan reports curtis lopez hast has hired a lawyer and he is

leslie brinkly is live tonight. demonstrators left pretty happy tonight. >> yes, they did. 24r was a lot of action for occupy san francisco tonight. supporcoming from some surprising place, especially after the way the police commissioners' meeting got started. >> this is a public meeting. >> if you don't follow the rules, you can't have public comment. >> the public comment session dissolved into argumentative chaos, and the police commission walked out. >> sfpd. >> the outrage follows the arrest of five on sunday night as police tried to take down tents of theiren campment at justin herman plaza. >> they were brutalizing peaceful, youthful protesters. they were exercising their first amendment right of freedom of speech and assembly. >> it resumed in a more orderly fashion. >> one of the tens of thousands of people in a city who lived check to check, and are waiting to be on the street like the people who are occupying san francisco. >> in the end, the police chief promised to back off and even offered support. >>

lesli? >>> still no sign of a missing autistic boy in hanover county, virginia and the sheriff is saying they need more people to find him. the 5-year-old boy disappeared on sunday on a walk with relatives. volunteers can expect a grueling search prepared to hike through dense woods. on sunday blood hounds picked up the scent of the boy but it ended at the north anna river. >>> kansas city expanded the search for baby lisa irvin. meanwhile, the baby's two older half brothers are being prepared for another interview about the case. the interview with the boys is planned for tomorrow and they are expected to be asked about what they heard when their sister went missing. that by the way was more than three weeks ago. >>> columbus zoo officials are refusing to allow an ohio woman to reclaim six exotic animals that were set loose by her husband. the zoo has been carrying for the three leopards, two primates and a bear ever since her husband freed dozens of animals at their farm. he then killed hi

lesli. >> we'll see you then.ts worried about their kids weight may be able to keep them trim with an earlier bedtime. that's according to a new study at the university of south australia. researchers found that children that went to bet late and woke up late were twice as likely to be obese as kids who went to bed early and woke up early. kids who stay up late also spend more time watching tv or playing video games, but the kids who went to bed early were more physically active. anita. >> we have been talking about rising concerns about a sexually transmitted virus. it's hpv. it is known to cause cervical cancer in women, but it can cause cases of cancer in the throat. new research shows hpv positive tumors account for more than tobacco or alcohol use. if this trend going, oral cancer from hpv could surpass cervical cancer in ten years. what they don't know is whether the vaccine will work against oral cancers as well. >>> and it's not just throat cancer that is major health concern these days, many precancerous

lesli. >> i'm in the kitchen. it's a place where all of us hope to have it stocked with food, but in these tough times, that is getting harder and harder for a lot of our neighbors to do. in fact, some folks living in dumfries went to the food pantry only to find out that they had to go somewhere else. our peggy fox has been there all afternoon. sort of issuing a call for people to come out and help fill those empty shelves there and peg, how are things going? >> well, lesli, it was a heartbreaking decision, but they had no choice. the people who run the ax food pantry here in dumfries had to close temporarily on monday because all of the shelves look like this. they were completely bare. they had nothing to give the families. they serve a thousand families every month and the need has escalated 50% increase since february in part because of the economy and also two mobile home parks that were flooded out in tropical storm lee. you see these donations here. this food has come in today and yesterday. they can't eve

leslie brinkly is live tonight. demonstrators left pretty happy tonight. >> yes, they did. 24r was a lot of action for occupy san francisco tonight. support coming from some surprising place, especially after the way the police commissioners' meeting got started. >> this is a public meeting. >> if you don't follow the rules, you can't have public comment. >> the public comment session dissolved into argumentative chaos, and the police commission walked out. >> sfpd. >> the outrage follows the arrest of five on sunday night as police tried to take down tents of theiren campment at justin herman plaza. >> they were brutalizing peaceful, youthful protesters. they were exercising their first amendment right of freedom of speech and assembly. >> it resumed in a more orderly fashion. >> one of the tens of thousands of people in a city who lived check to check, and are waiting to be on the street like the people who are occupying san francisco. >> in the end, the police chief promised to back off and even offered support.

so, leslie and in conclusion, support of this resolution will allow us to meet the original objective of restoring reliable emergency power while also maintaining the original schedule with the added benefit of shifting a good benefit of work from the contracts on the rebuild to smaller, local contractors that are advancing the generator project. with a quick overview, i can address any questions. supervisor chu: thank you. let's go to the budget analysts report. >> madam chair, members of the committee, on the bottom of the page, towards the end of page 4 of the report, at the p.w. -- dpw points out that by combining them, we were able to save $2 million in general contract and to install all five generators. given the recommendation on the following, page 5, dpw did not require a competitive bidding process for the work and is, instead, seeking an amendment -- as you know. the reason is, rubicon has begun cancellation of the five generators and has undertaken a new competitive prophecy at this time, which will cost more than what is needed to complete the work. we find that explanat

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so this is a big gap. >> leslie?the spokesman. he's pushing back on the issues of religion. he's pushing back and you will see it against the president and his failed economic policies. it is part of the momentum of building a larger voice for governor romney. >> let's not get carried away. this is a republican primary we are running for. come january, the caucus is about republican voters in iowa. new hampshire has independent voters. south carolina republicans and when you get to florida this is a big battle of evangelicals. as important as this may be to governor romney it does not bring conservatives over yet. >> what is more important at this point, surely for the general election independents matter but right now you are saying right now even jell call is more important. >> the bottom line is conservatives can nominate the established candidate usually wins but this may be a different election. >> christie has tea party support. and that helps romney. he has a weakness with tea party and evangelicals. this was

and leslie nielsen, yeah. okay, look i know how tough it can be to come up with new material specially when you're a monthly or weekly magazine. surery you can do better than that, seriously. >> this has been really? with seth and amy.

so this is a big gap. >> leslie?was going to say big part of that is it allows the governor to be the spokesman. he's pushing back on the issues of religion. he's pushing back and you will see it against the president and his failed economic policies. it is part of the momentum of building a larger voice for governor romney. >> let's not get carried away. this is a republican primary we are running for. come january, the caucus is about republican voters in iowa. new hampshire has independent voters. south carolina republicans and when you get to florida this is a big battle of evangelicals. as important as this may be to governor romney it does not bring conservatives over yet. >> what is more important at this point, surely for the general election independents matter but right now you are saying right now even jell call is more important. >> the bottom line is conservatives can nominate the established candidate usually wins but this may be a different election. >> christie has tea party support. and that helps ro

it was once held by leslie johnson. leslie johnson resigned over the summer after pleading guilty in federal corruption probe that targeted her husband. the polls close at 8:00. >>> to the crisis in libya and a surprise visit by hillary clinton. she held talks with leaders of the national transitional council in tripoli. she brought with her $11 million in a new age. she said the u.s. stand behind libya as it makes its transition from dictatorship to democracy. >> the work ahead is quite challenging. the libyan people have demonstrated the resolve and resilience necessary to achieve their goals. >> she says she is concerned that loyalists are out -- loyalists of gaddafi are still putting up a fight. she hopes to see gaddafi kidnapped or killed. >>> it was an historic prisoner exchange between the israelis and palestinians. earlier today, israeli soldier gilad shalit walked out of prison after spending five and a half years in captivity by hamas. israel released more than 1000 palestinians held in jails. the united state

you are replacing leslie johnson.ory behind that. >> as a county councilmember replacing mrs. johnson in district six, i'll be responsible for those issues. one of the biggest things we have to deal with right away is there is a debate right now going on with regard to how the districts will be redrawn. one of the main things that we can do as a community is rally around academic achievement of every child and making sure we send our very best to schools to be educated by our very best educators. the only thing that is free in education is parent involvement. >> any comments about how can you deal with crime? >> crime hates light. we have to be vigilant. as i was being raised, all eyes on my street were on what derek was doing. we need to go back to those types of times. we need to start to prevent crime and then, when we have a police force that is adequately staffed and that we're supporting with new age technology and opportunity, i think we'll have the very best prince george's countiy that he with can have. it is

carlin biles -- leslie johnson was found guilty and a federal election probe. a once in a lifetime and counter. getting up close with some of the biggest animals on the planet. -- a once-in-a-lifetime encounter. >> a mother has a favorite. why do you say that? >> i think it is the parents' best kept secret that they have a favorite. >> i was really offended by that assumption that everyone >> this was a once in a lifetime in counter a kayaker had the chance to pull alongside a pot of blue whales. this happened in southern california. they are the largest creatures on the planet. they can capsize a boat with the flick of a flipper. in this case, it was simply an amazing sight. a study says that women should get mammograms every other year instead of annually. more than 60% of women who get tested will be called at one time for tests that turned out not to show breast cancer. cutting the number of mammograms reduces the risk of false alarms. still ahead adam is back with a final look >> cool weather at nice conditions for getting under the hood of a car. >> 10 mi

lesli foster reports. the healthcare haggle. >>> all right, we are still looking at the tornado watch for the entire metro area. just got a call from a weather watcher. he saw a rain wrapped funnel on old auburn road, not too far from catlit. couldn't tell if it was hitting the ground or not and it's on 28 headed toward manassas. let's start with live doppler 9,000. again, tornado warnings in effect still for fauquier county and prince william county until 5:30. frankly, i think you're okay now in fauquier county. everything seems to be north of you up in prince william county. we have to watch this system, too, north of fredericksburg. as it moves up 95. that could actually form into a funnel cloud or possibly a little gust. so here we are. that's where the eyewitness came and again, it is now headed up toward manassas. it's going to cross 66. heavy rain across 66. red indicates rain fall rates 1 to 2 inches per hour. in addition to the tornado, strong gusty winds, possibility of flooding. we have frequen

leslie, we have the modifications that we would suggest -- leslie -- a lastly, we have the modifications that we would suggest for anti-displacement policies. we would recommend at least a good faith effort. if the region moves towards significantly lowering that threshold, rather than looking at science, a regional competition for those who can meet the threshold should be held. with that, i will hand this back to liz. to give you a teaser, we are looking forward to coming back to you with which funds might be once i can be targeted by san francisco project. supervisor wiener: this presentation talks about pda's. you also talked p aboutda

i'm going to give leslie the last word because i scolded her earlier. go ahead, less i. >> you scolded me. one of the coke brothers said he would pay $80 million to any candidate tea party or otherwise to unseat barack obama. >> bill: can't make a charge he is funding the tea party. tea party as far as i know are independent people all over and they don't take any money. we know for a fact that the scic and move on are pumping money that these organizations. >> all of these organizations are going to take money because all of these organizations need to get money because if they are going to stay out of their jobs, bill as you mentioned they have to. >> bill: when you find who is giving them money you come back on an and show me. herman cain hammered in the media. underage sex trading in america. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an

so, leslie and in conclusion, support of this resolution will allow us to meet the original objective of restoring reliable emergency power while also maintaining the original schedule with the added benefit of shifting a good benefit of work from the contracts on the rebuild to smaller, local contractors that are advancing the generator project. with a quick overview, i can address any questions. supervisor chu: thank you. let's go to the budget analysts report. >> madam chair, members of the committee, on the bottom of the page, towards the end of page 4 of the report, at the p.w. -- dpw points out that by combining

leslie, we have the modifications that we would suggest -- leslie -- a lastly, we have the modifications that we would suggest for anti-displacement policies. we would recommend at least a good faith effort. if the region moves towards significantly lowering that threshold, rather than looking at science, a regional competition for those who can meet the threshold should be held. with that, i will hand this back to liz. to give you a teaser, we are looking forward to coming back to you with which funds might be once i can be targeted by san francisco project. supervisor wiener: this presentation talks about pda's. you also talked p aboutda lite. -- about pda lite. i in there? >> i should have said it the pda's and the growth opportunity areas. i do not know my terminology here. >> the growth opportunity area has another acronym that abag invented. but these are supposed to be pda's that could receive block grant funding of the good for process to have them approved not just at the staff level but that the elected officials level. there is the doa which is potentially pda, and then there

. >>> former prince george's county councilwoman leslie johnson wants to put her sentencing on hold. "the washington post" reports that leslie johnson's attorneys filed a motion in federal court, seeking to delay her october 13th sentencing date. she resigned last june following admitting in federal court that she tried to conceal bribed money given to her by her husband, the former county executive jack johnson. >>> we've just learned that new jersey governor chris christie says he is not -- he will not, he does not want to become the president afterall. that's according to a source very close to the governor. he has scheduled a news conference. it will begin at 1:00 p.m. to formally announce his decision. meanwhile, president obama's in dallas, texas. he's continuing to sell his $447 billion jobs package. it has been three weeks since the president sent that proposal to congress but so far, still no action and republicans say they will not go along with it. danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: president obama and vice president biden both hit the road heading south to sell the

. >>> the prince georges county council seat left vacant by leslie johnson will soon be filled after a special election last night. democrat derrek lee-on davis won the seat, beating out republican gardner. davis won last month while gardner ran unopposed in the republican primary. leslie jobs pled guilty in june in the corruption trial also involving her husband jack johnson. >>> today the maryland state house is expected to vote on governor martin o'malley's redistricting plan. if approved, it would drastically alter the sixth district in maryland and but bartlett in danger of losing his seat. yesterday maryland state senators passed the plan with a vote. >>> you won't be get ago rested in dc for driving around with expired plates any more. however, driving an unregistered vehicle will cost you plenty. under the bill, an expired tag, 30 days or less, will carry a $100 fine it goes up to $200 after thirty days and at that point your vehicle can also be towed by police. even the to go is much too much of a severe response for this issue. >> to substitute to go vehicles is troublesome

. >> reporter: lesli, here is the biggest problem. those folks negotiating the deal with the u.s. golf association grossly underestimated -- i'm talking about $300,000. they under estimated the costs of police and fire overtime. >> can i get a picture of you? >> reporter: for a full summer week all eyes on montgomery county and the u.s. open at potomac congressional golf course. and money was made. remember those 50-dollar front yard parking lots? well, while homeowners struck a deal for anxious drivers, it appears that the county didn't do its homework before negotiating a deal with the u.s. golf association. >> we think it was a fair deal. whether it was the best deal we will never know the answer to that. >> reporter: here is a breakdown of the numbers. county police and fire overtime costs came to 747,560. the county was reimbursed less than 10% at just over $69,000 leaving taxpayers a balance of more than $678,000. >> other jurisdictions that hosted the u.s. open in previous years received a much larger percentage. >> reporter: phil andrews says the council will now have to c

i'm peggy fox reporting live, back to you, lesli. >>> thank you peggy. we have much more on this story at wusa9.com. you'll also find a time line there of the events in this case and a photo gallery of young william mcquain. >>> new information tonight in a story we first brought you last week. the d.c. council voted unanimously today to stop police from arresting people who are caught driving vehicles with expired tags. now the district may be the only city in the country that treated expired tags as a criminal offense rather than a civil offense. bruce johnson reports even with the new law, driving an unregistered vehicle will cost you plenty in d.c. >> and they said by the way, we now have to arrest you. >> last week, you heard this woman describe for 9news now how she was arrested for expired tags after a vehicle had been hit by a bus. >> they cuffed me and put me in the back of the police van. today the d.c. council voted unanimously to stop police from arresting drivers, merely for expired tags. >> we wanted to change with the fact people being arr

leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >> occupy wall street protesters in new york city marched in sympathy with the oakland protesters. this is new york. they chanted "march with oakland. march with oakland." nypd allowed the march to continue. >>> one of those injured is a former marine who served two tours in eye rack. several investigations are now underway to find out how he was left in critical condition during the clashes with police. 24-year-old iraq war veteran was injured. his roommate said he has a twoinch skull fracture and they are deciding if surgery will be necessary. >> it is really sad. he was seasoning gree because he went to iraq without injuries and to come here and to be shot by the same people who were supposed to be protecting him instead of shooting him. >> it is unclear if he was injured by a rubber bullet or teargas canister. now video surfaced on youtube as olson was lying on the ground, others rushed to his aide, but then law enforcement officers nearby fired teargas at those trying to help him. the police chief says the injury to olson will be a level one investigati

leslie purr sighs those things. the case for unlocking the potential of william and including them more fully in the economic life of our nation respect begins with an accounting of how women are driving growth. the 21 economies of apex is the most dynamic of the world. together we equal more than that half of global output. they are opening stores. they are running businesses. they are harvesting crops. they are assembling electronics and designing software. the economist points out that the increase in employment of women in developed countries during the past decade has added more to global growth than china has, and that's a lot. in the united states a study found that women went from holding 37% of all jobs to nearly 48% over the past 40 years. and that in sheer value terms, these williams have punched well above their weight. the productivity gains attributeable to this modest increase in women's overall share of the labor market accounts for approximately one quarter of the current u.s. g.d.p. that works out

leslie brinkly is following the story from san francisco. >> according to a california watch, federal prosecutors may be in the process of putting a letter together they send out to newspapers radios tv stations and on-line outlets. it tells them they are in violation of federal law if they air pot ads. now, all of the outlets told us they are shocked by it. >> the whole thing comes as a surprise to us. we always believe we were following the law and this is a legal product. we feel with all of the problems going on in the country today, why is the owe ba you ma administration -- the owe dash deesht bo ma administration cracking down on medical marijuana? >> they are accepting ads for medical cannabis. they place thousands of dollars in ads every month. it is the largest collective in california. just this one medical marijuana dispense repaid out $2 million in sales tax to the state of california last year and a million dollars in taxes to the city in oakland. >> one has to question this kind of an attack on a legal business that is creating jobs and tax revenue at the time of econom

leslie brinkly is following the story from san francisco. >> according to a california watch, federal prosecutors may be in the process of putting a letter together they send out to newspapers, radios, tv stations and on-line outlets. it tells them they are in violation of federal law if they air pot ads. now, all of the outlets told us they are shocked by it. >> the whole thing comes as a surprise to us. we always believe we were following the law and this is a legal product. we feel with all of the problems going on in the country today, why is the owe ba you ma administration -- the owe dash deesht bo ma administration cracking down on medical marijuana? >> they are accepting ads for medical cannabis. they place thousands of dollars in ads every month. it is the largest collective in california. just this one medical marijuana dispense repaid out $2 million in sales tax to the state of california last year and a million dollars in taxes to the city in oakland. >> one has to question this kind of an attack on a legal business that is creating jobs and tax revenue at the time of econ

and another big highlight, our very own lesli foster was the master of ceremonies. >> mistress. >>> ain lugs bee has come up with a creative way to celebrate halloween despite major hardships. back in august, a tree fell on their roof during hurricane irene. they can't move back in afren vations for at least six more months so this halloween they turned their partially damaged home into an elaborate haunted house for trick-or-treaters. >> amazing. >> terrifying. it might maybe cause some people to wet their pants. >> i hope we have a long line of people that are just excited to come in. >> yikes. the haunted house will be open to trick-or-treaters on halloween. they're opening it to the public. if you want to go, we have information on our website wusa9.com. >>> some folks say dressing up in costume is the best thing about halloween. but for derek, oh, it was always the candy. derek. >> anita, i remember well when my own dentist told me no more juji fruits. they were my favorite candy at the time but he warned they could rip out my crowns. try swedish fish or gummy bears which was a r

gentleman. >> thank you, lesli. >> we had one small complaints. you have any complaints about this? >> no. none whatsoever. wait, i thought i detected humidity. >> you probably did. is there a mold spore out here somewhere? >> mold spores are all over the place. let's start with the radar. we have a cold front. doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. keep the chance of a shower or sprinkle in. you are going to find showers, hagerstown. cumberland across the divide. that's a given. everything is going to be light. so definitely something to worry about. we'll zoom into live doppler. you can access this on wusa9.com. most of the activity stays i-81 westward. a couple showers may get to leesburg. but just barely enough to wet the ground. temperatures, great. in the 60s. this is average for us. 64 in arlington. 63 in bethesda. 67 in rockville and 66 toward latensville. pretty nice. all right, so here's the deal. cold front moves through. it will be breezy and cool overnight. but clearing skies. a terrific tuesday. even milder on wednesday. needs to lo

as lesli foster tells us, outraged customers say the problem has disrupted their business and personal lives. >> reporter: millions of blackberry users in the united states and canada can't get their e-mail or their instant messages. >> having trouble sending, receiving. sent five or six blackberry messages, they don't get through. >> the problem began overseas, research in motion, the company that makes the smart phone said a crucial link in its infrastructure as well as its back-up failed three days ago, causing the worst outage in years. in a statement, the company says we're working to resolve the situation as quickly as possible and we'spologyize to our customer for any inconvenience. blackberry is using twitter to update customers. customers are using twitter to trash blackberry. blackberry controls all of its e-mail and other data through its own system. >> that's a good thing because then they can apply extra security, some encryption. that's why a lot of businesses, particularly the federal government is using that tut basement it is a point of failure. >> its stock is approac

lesli foster, 9news now. >>> give a teacher an apple, and that's cool. but how about a check for 25,000 bucks. well, that is what one dc teacher received today during a surprised rally from a group that recognizes outstanding educators. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, yes. some wild applause from the students there at mckinley tech high school in northeast. it's all for shira fishman. they honored her as one of the country's top teachers and presented her with a check for 25,000. everybody in the school deserves recognition, she said. >> she looked overwhelmed, didn't she? >> why not. >> why not. >> what a great day. >> it felt like an oscar. >> for teachers. >> it is. >> there you go. >> love that. >>> you have been busy yet again this evening. >> we have. and a lot of folks have come up to me said it's october. kind of weird for tornadoes. but tornadoes are all about when seasons change. and they happen in the spring, sometimes in the fall. a little less so in the fall. >> we had a big change in the weather pattern. >> yes, we did. and wait until we get

lesli? >> boy, if he returns safely that would be the best news of all. bruce, thank you. a. >>> the sounds of a gas station attendant literally pleading for his life when two men burst in and demanded money. this one happened early sunday morning in alexandria and like so many things these days it was all caught on tape. we go live to alexandria with the rest of the story. >> reporter: derek, there are five cameras equipped with micro phones inside that store. that provided the video that you just saw. fairfax county police say it is some of the most detailed and gripping surveillance video they have ever seen. the terrified clerk repeatedly begged for his life. don't kill me, don't kill me, he pleaded. >> don't kill me. don't kill me. don't kill me. >> reporter: the two robbers entered the store around 5 a.m. sunday. the ease and willingness that these two suspects showed to commit this crime in the video suggest that they have committed crimes in the past. >> reporter: the shell gas stati

leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >> occupy wall street protesters in new york city marched in sympathy with the oakland protesters. this is new york. they chanted "march with oakland. march with oakland." nypd allowed the march to continue. >>> one of those injured is a former marine who served two tours in eye rack. several investigations are now underway to find out how he was left in critical condition during the clashes with police. 24-year-old iraq war veteran was injured. his roommate said he has a twoinch skull fracture and they are deciding if surgery will be necessary. >> it is really sad. he was seasoning gree because he went to iraq without injuries and to come here and to be shot by the same people who were supposed to be protecting him instead of shooting him. >> it is unclear if he was injured by a rubber bullet or teargas canister. now video surfaced on youtube as olson was lying on the ground, others rushed to his aide, but then law enforcement officers nearby fired teargas at those trying to help him. the police chief says the injury to olson will be a level one investigati