. >> he said carl, let him go. just let him go. he said he's drunk. he didn't mean any better. we can do something else and we walked back inside. i told him sometimes we just can't let him go. we shouldn't let him go and he came back and committed the act he did commit. >> reporter: throughout the legal process cyril williams hasn't had much to say and today finally when the judge gave him a chance to speak, to apologize, to tell his side of the story to say anything, cyril williams remained stone cold silent. in upper marlboro, scott broom, 9 news now. >> lawyers for williams offered no arguments today during sentencing and say they will appeal. >>> the sole survivor and passenger in a chevy chase fiery crash is now suing the people who helped save his life. 19-year-old rico richardson was a passenger in this stolen car with three other people. richardson and his attorneys held a press conference today announcing the $10 million civil suit against the montgomery county police department. richardson's lawyers say the details of the crash two months ago differ a great deal from

there is an opportunity to end it, but will time to let him go? -- will china let him go? >> this is "bbc news," still ahead -- campaign comes to an end in france. will it be nicolas sarkozy or socialist candidate francois hollande? german doctors call to the ukraine to examine yulia tymoshenko have said that she can remain for treatment. she claims to have been beaten while in prison and is currently in hundred strike at the protest of her conviction. a french court has sentenced a nuclear physicist for his role in plotting terrorism with al qaeda's north african wing. the trial convicted him of criminal association with a view to plotted terrorist attacks. 100 pelicans have been removed from the northern coast of peru. of around 1200 pelicans and 900 dolphins are reported to have died along the coast line. an investigation will be carried out by their oceanographic agency. these are the headlines, by a narrow margin, london has reelected boris johnson as mayor. egyptian security forces have dispersed thousands of protesters after a day of clashes near the ministry in cai

there is an office in a tutu and it, but will china let him go? -- there is an opportunity to end it, , but will china let him go? >> nicolas sarkozy and his hollande,ncois are heating up. we have a report on what could be a photo finish. >> both of these candidates have been on the campaign trail now for months. we are here at the end of the road. it is decision time for the french voters. it has been kind of a bruising and angry campaign. today was busy. both candidates bouncing around the country in an attempt to encourage the undecided voters to go their way. at the end of the day, it comes down to 40 million people in this country who must decide which policies they believe and which of these two men they want to lead them through this crucial period. for francois hollande, it is the end of a long journey. 30 years in opposition. his campaign almost a year ago. today, with just hours of the battle remaining, the challenger was still fighting for votes. five points ahead in the polls but nothing is taken for granted. >> i have never under estim

him to his cell. but now, there's another problem. he won't let them remove the handcuffs. >> wait, wait, wait. hey, just let him go. let him go. let him go. >> i don't give a [ bleep ]. you can come in here and beat my [ bleep ]. >> i'll do it the hard way. >> do it the hard way [ bleep ]. >> apparently it's a non-contact visit. when they got him to custody hall he has been drinking. he refused a breathalyzer. at that point we cancel your visit and you're going to be brought back to the cell house. >> give me a minute to breathe [ bleep ]. >> i can't leave you with the cuffs. >> we were able to give me back the handcuffs. some days we have agitated offenders. you stick together when there's a problem, stick together, handle it, handle it with the least amount of force necessary. >> alcohol isn't the only banned substance that finds its way to inmates. >> it's a constant cat and mouse game. it's our job to try to keep up with them on every level of contraband and their little hustle that they do. >> in past years the most common forms of contraband were drugs and tobacco. today it's cell phones. our cameras were there when inves

. >> he said carl, let him go. he's drunk. he didn't mean any better. we can do something else and we walked back inside and i said we shouldn't let him go and he came babb and committed the act he did commit. -- back and committed the act he did commit. >> reporter: throughout the legal process cyril williams hasn't had much today and today when the judge gave him a chance to apologize, to apologize or say anything, cyril williams remained stone cold silent. in upper marlboro, scott broom, 9 news now. >> an accomplice anthony milton has been sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to giving williams the gun and driving him back to applebee's. >>> the d.c. council has a new plan to extend bar hours in the city. council chairman kwame brown wants bars to be able to sell alcohol until 4 a.m. on all city and federal holidays. those hours would also apply to the entire weekend for new year's eve, memorial day, independence day and labor day. >>> 28 people are under arrest tonight accused of being part of a cocaine trafficking ring in northern

. >> he said let him go, let him go. he's drunk, he doesn't know any better. sometimes you can't let them go. >> williams left the restaurant, returned home, got his gun and returned and shot trooper brown. >> he's someone who cared for everyone else. it's something that you carry with you all the time and something i carry with me every day. >> reporter: the prosecution labelled williams a coward with a serious anger streak and inferiority complex. >> and mr. williams will never see the light of day again. >> and throughout the statements, williams demonstrated no emotion. they feel this is part of the reason they feel he deserves no leniency. years after the shooting happened, he was bragging about it in jail, put out hit attempts on witnesses and for those reasons, he was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. >> three kidnappers are out there after attacking a father who was headed to work in springfield. they forced the victim into his car and he was forced to drive to banks and take out money. he was stuffedin t in the trunk his car. he is e

him or let him go. ink this campaign that we have seen in the chinese press to demonize him and call him a tool of the united states is consistent with either hopoth sis. but here's an penitentiary point. if he's allowed to leave, he won't be allowed to leave under terms where he will ever get back into china. he has been criticized for treason. if he gets to go to nyu law school, he better hope he can pass the bar because he's want going back to china. >> greta: is he the accidental dissident in the sense there are so many dissidents, why this one, not another one? there are so many. was it timing? why him? >> i don't think it's entirely accidental since he escaped 20 months of house arrest -- climbed a wall -- got 400 miles to beijing. >> greta: if someone assisted him, why this guy? >> it is not clear that we assisted him before he got to beijing. was he motivated by secretary clinton's trip to beijing? we don't know. there are a lot of questions that are unanswered and make it very hard to elf the se

. >> we don't know why the fbi let him go, let him walk, he was free to go after they questioned him.r and daughters disappeared, they brought him in for questioning because he was close to the family. he answered the questions. they let him go. but then they wanted to question him again and he was nowhere to be found. they found the bodies in his home. now they realize they have two young girls very much in jeopardy. >> thanks. the fbi is urging anyone with information that could lead to the location of adam mayes and the two missing girls to contact the tennessee bureau of investigation. >>> just when we thought that we have seen it all with the john edwards trial, just how juicy would it be if prosecutors called his former mistress rielle hunter to the stand? they are expected to wrap up his case this week. but they are not saying if they will take that potentially-risky move. but if they did, wow. former edwards' speech writer is expected to take the stand today. just to remind you, edwards is on trial for allegedly using campaign donations to hide his affair with hunter's pregnan

let him, let him go. you catch up. and then come back around for blocking.ny. this is just howard. then let's get -- then come this way. is that what you need? action. howard. howard, talk to me. talk to me! talk to me! would you like to listen to me? okay, good. now -- let's cut. i need you to be -- talk to me. talk to me; listen to me. much more aggressive at the top. even higher. talk to me; talk to me. then "okay, listen to me" would be the same -- probably inflection, the same energy. and then, in fact, yeah, yeah, yeah. "yes, let me remind you of the upside here." you know it's funny. i won't even look at you until then; okay? let's do it one more time. scene 7, shot 7, take 5. action. they didn't say anything to you? no. howard. howard, talk to me. talk to me! you talk to me! okay. you listen to me. now let me remind you of the upside here. you put in a million dollars, a year and a half, two years, three years at the outside -- you're looking at taking out four million dollars! lenny, i know the math. good! i just want to rethink things. howard, howa

. >> is it true police had adam mays in custody and then let him go? or was that hearsay? ody, as they were talking to him. >> so they had him in person and questioning him and let him go? >> well, at some point, whether they let him go or whether he was free to go and simply disappeared, we don't know at this particular point. >> we'll follow it. thank you so much. >>> lost in translation, nice try. but the escort who serviced a secret service member insisted the client knew the terms of the hookup. dania suarez talked about the liaison that blew up into scandal. there were no misunderstandings the night before, she says. >> translator: these are basic words. sex, cash, money. i made a sign with my fingers so he couldn't pretend i was charging $l 0 or 80 cents. >> for the record, she charged $800 and settled for $300. >>> if you have pets, listen up. we want to tell you about a recall of dried dog food. it's being linked to an outbreak of salmonella. the centers for disease control says 14 people in the nine states contracted salmonella linked to their exposure to dried do

>>> why would china be willing to let him go? >> reporter: well, the reason why china would be willing to let him go because they probably -- he has a lot of influence here, he would have more influence here if he stayed in china as a symbol of the human rights movement than he would if he were to leave, that is one of the reasons why a lot of people believe that the china is incentivized to let him leave the country. >> why his change of heart? he originally wanted to stay in china, but no longer. >> reporter: well, a lot of people have been saying that he had been very concerned about his own personal safety and also in fact we spoke to supporters who indeed have been under house arrest who have been detained, some of the supporters, regular citizens who want to show support for chen and visit him at the hospital, were detained or taken away by police. there is a lot of issues that they are worried about, a lot of people concerned about his personal safety still as he is sitting in the hospital. randi? >> thank you very much for

he must have are gotten a lot of pressure to let him go. >> i'm willing to take mitt romney at his wordin that december presidential debate when he said that he would not discriminate against gay people in hiring. he didn't. he hired a very prominent and openly gay staffer two weeks ago. he made good on what he said in that debate. but his word -- well, it -- i guess it depends here on whether mitt romney was in any way involved in pressuring rick grenell to leave. he's saying, no, he didn't. it could be that mitt romney stuck by his word all the way through the story but the pressures in the republican party make mitt romney's word, in effect, meaningless. >> i work for president reagan for seven years on his campaign and political side. and this is despicable what is going on and it's not necessarily the republican party. i'm the first openly gay presidential candidate of either party. the republican party from reince prebius welcome me. the national organization for marriage that all of these candidates sign this hateful anti-marriage pledge and we need to -- we need to cleanse the r

brad got him back for us. >> that's why he's the man. >> i'm glad he let him go and he's okay. >> hopefully he hand sanitized, they are dirty. >> they hang out in garbage piles. >>> that's it for "right this minute." one more video. these guys are having fun in cypress. enjoy it and enjoy the rest of cypress. enjoy it and enjoy the rest of your day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com you can see from the quarterly projections it's all about the d word "distribution" what happened to his shirt ? he reached his shirt limit for the month

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him down. another man got in front of the man that was hit and he said the driver just kept going after he thought he was going to let him go. >> but it looks like the truck is high p enough off the ground it just kind of went over the guy. and the truck driver had no chance in seeing these guys. they approach him from his blind side off to his right and they're below his eye line of the windshield. >> where are you trying to go that that's important you get so close to a giant truck? >> i think those guys thought that that truck stopped for them, but i think it might have just been stopped for traffic. they assumed he saw them. one guy got hit and one didn't because their heads are below the bottom of the windshield. he dragged that guy about 65 feet, and he only had minor injuries. >> incredibly lucky. that could have been much worse. he just happened to be right in the middle of the tires. the tire could have gone over him and crushed him. >> i can't believe he was dragged. i would figure the truck would just keep going over him and he would hunker down and hope that the wheels miss him. but this thing dragged him

you have to let him go back and do his job. they say they are doing this to help eliana and their son. nothing i have seen has helped them. let the man go back and do his job. mayor lee is a sore loser, but he has got to let it go so the people in the jail -- andross can take care of his family. [cheers and applause] . >> good evening, commissioners. my name is eric bob mcdonnell, and i am here to urge you to drop these charges, dismissed these charges, and reinstate wasa mirkarimi immediately. this case is not about a bruised arm, and i can prove it to you. i myself that two badly bruised arm when a violent felony was committed against me when i was attacked on the streets, only to be denied justice by the very same people. only to be denied justice by the very same government agencies who are now claiming the moral high ground in the name of public safety. we need sheriff ross mirkarimi's leadership, and we need it yesterday. i am very upset with mayor edwin lee for bringing these ridiculous charges. he is a long time since th

doesn't let him go, they will take legal action. >>> the partnership between google and nasa is raising some ethical questions. our investigative unit digs into moffat field's flight records to get to the bottom of that controversy. >>> just about everyone has heard of food treks. fashion treks? they are now rolling in. we'll show you the boutique on wheels that's turning heads. >>> if you missed last night's super moon, we'll have the most stunning pictures from around the bay area and the world. >>> there could be some resolution tomorrow to a high-stakes fight between two silicon valley giants, oracle and google. a federal jury in san francisco is expected to deliver at least a partial verdict in a copyright infringement trial. the 12 jurors informed the judge they have unanimously agreed on three of the four issues at stake in the first phase of the trial. oracle accused google of building its android software from stealing technology from java, a platform oracle owns. the trial has been divided into three phases. copyright, liability, patent claims and damages. >>> is there favorit

. >> why is china so willing to let him go?> reporter: that is a puzzling question when you consider how tense the stand off was, you hear about the reports behind the scenes, randi, the raised voice, finger pointing, china is demanding an apology from the u.s. for allowing chen to hold out in the embassy. many people they want to get rid of the problem. someone they have seen as an enemy of the state, jailed him, put him under house arrest. they want him out of the country racism a campaign in the media to blacken his name, portray him as a traitor, as a u.s. spy. china is determined he is not being seen as a heroic figure. stan grant, thank you very much. >>> a run down of some of the stories we are working on. a guatemalan mother said her daughter was stolen. now the girl is in a battle between that mom and the adoptive u.s. parents. >>> opened with a bank, facebook stock falls flat. >>> kim ckardashian helped sell skechers, but they didn't do what they were supposed to do. now they have to pay up. plip pl because it offers

. >> he says the officers let him go, saying they did not have enough in permission to let -- to hold him. he said that he might want to contact the fbi. the couple got their passports that same week in the mail, an indication to them that all was fine. they traveled to canada and had no problem crossing the border. they had a great time there. coming back into the united states was a different story. >> i looked up, because i am on the passenger side. i see officers running out and pulling their weapons. >> i said yes, they are coming after me. >> i look, and they are surrounding our car. >> while immigration check them out, they were detained for 2.5 hours at the border. cautious about taking any more trips outside the country, but wanting to, they planned a trip to the bahamas last year to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary. this time, they got a letter from the state department saying that it's passport was valid. again, that had no problem getting into the bahamas, and they had a lovely time, but coming back home, they were detained at the border for three hours, even with

they caught a big shark and they let him go. >> there he goes. >>> breastfeeding, although a very natural thing, often creates controversy. just a few weeks ago the "time" magazine cover of the woman breastfeeding her toddler caused an uproar across the nation. there is a new series of breastfeeding photos that is causing some chatter online. there's one photo in particular that's really creating some negative and positive reaction. this is the photo that's really creating the controversy. >> what's the problem? >> some people say this is a gorgeous photo and this shows the power of a woman, and other people do say it is a disgrace to the uniform. both of these rim are serving in the air force or air force national guard. now the air force did not endorse these photos. according to an air force spokesperson there isn't a policy stating that you can or cannot breast feed while in uniform. these photos were taken for a breastfeeding support group that's called the mom to o mom breastfeeding campaign. it was started by some military wives in spokane, washington. they hired a professional pho

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he somehow convinced his father to let him go to europe to study before taking his place at prime, ward and king and by mid 1832, he was happily settled in paris, which he called in his first letter home, the city of sin and science. i'm sure his father was thrilled. instead of studying, he threw himself into society. charming, hand some, well dressed, he graced every drawing room he entered. he kind something new to an american, a real restaurant with table cloths and individuals menus. he developed a taste for exotic vegetables like egg plant. this is a stunning picture of sam, it's still owned by a family member. it was painted in dress den in 1836 when he was 22. sam managed to stretch the original year in paris to three more in germany, during which he did earn a phd in mathematics. and he met henry wads worth longfellow. they became best friends. when bampger ward ordered him home, he came back bursting with new music, books, it was his new ideas what would clash most sharply with his father. you did not keep in view the importance of the social tie. the social what, asked my fath

there is an opposite t2 and it -- -- there is an opportunity to end it, but will china let him go? >> will of the unemployment numbers provide ample fodder for both republicans and democrats? job creation has slowed for a second straight month. the u.s. economy has created 150,000 jobs in april. president obama said that it is time for the congress to do something about it. >> if we are going to recover all the jobs that were lost during the recession, and if we're going to rebuild a secure economy that strength is a middle class, then we will have to do more. that is why i will urge congress, as they start getting back to work, to take some action on some common sense ideas right now that can accelerate even more job growth. that is what we need. my message to congress will become the just say no to ideas that might create jobs is not an option. there is too much at stake for us to not be going in the same direction. that is true for me and true for your parents. >> for more on what lies behind the headline figures come i was joined by u.s. secretary of labor. thank you very much

. >> can't believe he didn't turn the guy in and let him go. >> it sends a message, beware because people went lotto you get away with it. >>> fox 5 morning news starts right now. right now. >>> do or die for the caps last night against the rangers. d.c. wasted little time getting on the scoreboard first. alex ovechkin put it home after some nice passing. jason chimera would put it in. pumped-up fans rocking some red, confident the guys can win it on the road. >> i think we got him. i think it's over. i think we can close them out. bring on jersey, baby. let's do it. >> it will be 4-0 caps. another shutout, game seven. it will be awesome. game seven in new york. we will close it out because we're the better team. i think we've proven that today. >> caps, number one, baby! cabs, number one. >> yes, we've -- >> got a little carried away. >> that little girl was horrified in the crowd there. >> good morning. i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm will thomas. caps staying in it. nice way to start off thursday. >> those people were very enthusiastic. >> they got me going. >> i thought it was this, honey,

will china let him go?> campaigning has come to an answer is to come to an end in france -- campaigning has come to an end in france. they're looking for their first presidential retreat in over a century. -- presidential victory in over a century. >> a focus group to build a manifest. he invited 500 people and only 300 turned up. he was never the fancy candidate. that was always dominique strauss-kahn. after his arrest in new york, hollande has been catapulted in the race. this is a chance for one of these two candidates to be the next president. it was a frantic day, both of them bouncing around to garner those precious few votes. it is up to the 40 million french voters to make the decision. turnout was very good, 80% turning out for the first-round compared to the 71% in the last german election, 66% in the u.k., and you can see the french felt very passionate about their politics. on saturday, there will be looking at what was said during the campaign. one of the key newspapers has its verdict. you can

shareholders sending a letter to the board calling it unethical conduct and claims if yahoo does not let him go, they will take legal action. >>> and there could be some resolution today to a high-stakes fight between two silicon valley giants being oracle and google. a federal jury in san francisco expected to deliver at least a partial verdict in a copyright infringement trial. this is phase one. oracle accusing google of stealing technology from java a programming platform owned by oracle. >>> 4:45, executives from facebook are hitting the road today to convince investors the social networking stock will be a great investment when it goes on sale later this month. before sending the sales force out, mark zuckerburg put a video online last week. the founder and ceo makes the case that access to facebook's 900 million users is really what's up for sale here. >> we all use facebook. we all have a lot of things there. but if it's suddenly our news feed is showing up with all kinds of advertising, you're going to bail. he needs to tread carefully not to anger users. >> the ipo stock price is expe

i'll never let him go. >> shef taught the bird to say her address and phone number after another parakeet flew away five years ago. >>> it's been raining in tokyo. for the forecast, robert speta fills us in for the details. robert? >> a rainy day out across japan. the low pressure pushes in, and already in the tokai region. you've seen your rain totals go higher throughout the day and now it's a all the way up to nearly 500 millimeters of rainfall in just the past 24 hours. unfortunately as this energy does continue to push off towards the northeast, with it is the threat of yet more rainfall. another 250 millimeters could fall here in the tokkai region and even out to the tako plain you can see the excessive amount of rain. and an additional 200 meters could be seen here. it brings a threat of floods but also a risk of land slides in these steeper elevations. not only will the rains be the risky scenario, the winds up to 72 kilometers per hour could be seen in these lines close together here. these are winds pushing onshore and accompanying this is going to be high seas, up to 5 to 7 met

secret service questioned the pie lot and let him go. >>> he was the only american on the russian airliner that crashed in indonesia killing everybody on board. that man would have been at home in oakley tonight preparing to celebrate his son's 18th birthday. >> >> reporter: randy is lost. her husband, peter, was killed in the indonesian plane crash on wednesday. >> i don't know how to react. we have been together since we were 16 years old. >> reporter: the plane was showing buyers on a demonstration flight when it crashed into a volcano 20 minutes after take off. possibly because of human error. the family is working with the state department to have his body recovered. >> i want him home with us. >> reporter: the 55-year-old was working at a consultant for an indonesian airplane. everyone died. the search crews found 10 bodies. his parents were holocaust survivors. >> he loved his children a great deal. he would come home with presents and -- he just loved them to pieces. >> reporter: he was supposed to return home today. now he has left behind the two children, daughter erin and son, a

afridi's sentence till he's free, there's no indication they're considering letting him go. >>> the white house is calling an attack in syria horrific. the new violence left more than 90 people dead including at least 32 children. it sparked outrage among leaders all over the world. the united nations denounced the attack which came a short time after demonstrations against the regime yesterday. >>> a special memorial day homecoming for an injured marine. the hero's welcome he received after being released from walter reed. that's coming up next when the news at 6:00 returns. >>> it was a heart warming homecoming for sean adams. the 19-year-old u.s. marine and purple heart recipient who was badly injured in the war in afghanistan has been recovering at walter reed medical center but was greeted to a hero's welcome at his home in georgia. >> reporter: with a traditional marine oorah, he came home to a hero's welcome. on the tarmac hundreds of well wishers swelled with pride and patriotism. military veterans, motorcycle groups, local citizens, family and friends. >> it's great to finally ge

very honorable guy he stopped the reverend wright and said he was you know sort of opposed to i do let him go at it because what you really that you're going back into the past mitt has done an amazing job of creating the jury did an incredible job and i think it's very unfair so you know if you're going to if it's going to be game on let it be gable and go after obama so mccain didn't want to use red two thousand and eight but this is a different election in this election we have super pacs. romney doesn't have to sign his name to any ad with reverend wright super pacs can just do it so i mean can we expect that come september or october we will see reverend wright come out i think i think reasonably so i think one of the things that is interesting about the way romney reacted this to this specifically is that he spent the whole primary cycle saying hey i will not i will not say to any super back that they should stop what they're doing when it comes to attacking my primary opponents but as soon as he hits the general which he essentially is in now an attack ad comes out that even the specte

i think he's backing up his military forces and saying okay if we were wrong prove it and we'll let him go. >> at the bottom of 311 he says "and let me say in my own discretion i do not know if i would have ordered the arrest of valandingham but he says the boots know better on the ground than i know in washington what's appropriate. turn to page 307. he says that he has a power to make preventative arrests, and that these arrests are not made to be vin diktive but to prevent future harm. so he says usually people are arrested because they're accused of committing a defined crime. he says you suspend habz corpse because you don't have the evidence to hold someone and accuse them of a defined crime. you think they might be plotting something or guilty of something but you don't have the evidence, so he says usually arrests are done for one reason, the arrests i'm overseeing are being done for a wholly different reason. he says indeed, this is about a third of the way down on page 307, indeed arrests by process of courts and arrests in cases of rebellion do not proceed all together on the sa

in its internal affairs by sheltering a chinese dissident activist later beijing has agreed to let him go and it's also wary of the u.s. military buildup in asia pacific what looks like an apparent effort to curtail china's growing regional fact dr kahn hallinan from the foreign policy in focus think tank believes the u.s. china corporation is being forced upon them. its very bipolar kind of relationship because in many ways well china is our number one trade partner. and they hold the trillions of dollars in u.s. bonds we are all kind of locked into an international market so on one level the cooperation is kind of forced on us by the fact that we're so interlinked at the same time you get this growing military tension and chinese are also very uncomfortable about the fact that about eighty percent of their energy suppliers arrive by sea generally through the yellow sea those two to energy supplies are basically controlled those waters are controlled by the u.s. fifth fleet and the u.s. seventh fleet and that makes the chinese nervous. and in about three minutes time john as far as speci