. >> george lettis is live downtown. we star with mindy basara. she is in new orleans this morning. >> hi. we got into town yesterday afternoon. getting to our hotel was a bit of a challenge. so much energy here. so much activity. we went to get our press credentials. notice the color of the beads, purple beads. we did a little shopping. there is a football fans paradise. lots of ravens stuff. there are plenty of new orleans native that are ravens fans. >> i am glad to have it here. i am glad that baltimore is here. i'm glad ray lewis is here. >> check this out. how would you like to have your picture on a football? mindy basara, wbal-tv 11 news. >> that is very cool. >> what a great idea. >> thank you. george lettis is live with a preview of today's big sendoff. >> we're live at the inner harbor amphitheater. the stage is set. you can see the tents. the ravens bus will come here. they will talk to the fans a little bit. we will talk to some folks. what is your name? >> tina spears. >> why are you here so early? >> we love their ravens. ray lewis

george lettis, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. go to our website for complete coverage of the ravens. click on ravens on the top of the home page. >> there was a deadly double shooting in annapolis. police found both victims wounded. police believe the male victim shot the woman and that this was a case of domestic violence. there was a shooting in northeast baltimore. the victim was returning home from work on fleetwood street when he was robbed and shot once in the shoulder and once in the face. a house fire in dundalk claimed the life of a girl. the fire broke out on saturday night. seven other family members manage to escape. it is not known if the home had working smoke detectors. >> two people went to the hospital with carbon monoxide poisoning. a woman and a girl were taken to the hospital for precautionary treatment. testimony resumes in the trial of john leopold. motions to dismiss all this conduct trials were presented on friday. a judge decided to dismiss one count. he still faces three other charges. testimony resumes

your mom, who's in the audience, lettie--nice to see you, lettie. fan of our show, lives in california. you came here. your mom wanted to just be an audience member, and you said to her last week, "oh, why don't we just try out," right? >> right, so i said, "why don't we just try out for the show and see if we make it?" so we came here and took the now she's in the audience, and now i'm here in front of you. >> so you both got what you wanted. how great is that? >> yeah, exactly. >> and you're doing a fantastic job. $27,500 in your bank. deserves applause. 9 away from the million. >> fine. >> 5 away from round 2. and you still have one lifeline left, "jump the question." so are you ready to play? >> i am ready to py.

george lettis picks up the story live at police headquarters. >> please tell us that thanks to a pretty simple strategy and some pepper spray, a group of roberts quickly stall about a dozen persons that were worth a whole lot of money. louis vuitton handbags go hand in hand with high fashion and high price. it is one of marchetti police said four men pulled off a high value highest at the town center mall on monday when they stole 14 purses at the louis vuitton store. >> porting thousand dollars? >> $35,000. >> $35,050, to be exact. at least three workers including a security guard were in the store in the middle of the afternoon when the men came in and quickly started taking a variety of purses off the shelves and racks and headed out of the store. >> two of the employees did react, and the suspect used pepper spray to attack them. i believe one of the victims was a security officer. >> they left three nearby exit and fled in a vehicle last seen headed toward doppler wrote. completing a rapid robbery worth $35,000. a mall spokesperson told us they turned over surveillance video to det

faced by the yemeni prisoners was a series of poems and letters written by for harm that none of the letty who was a yemeni prisoner who died at one time or base a special circumstances in september last year. washington often lectures other countries about civil liberties and democracy so how credible does the u.s. stance look when indefinite detention and good mall remain prevalent. well the problem is it's not just washington's problem it's the problem of the international community is the problem of the countries that facilitated the journeys and the travel of these men to guantanamo bay in the first place not everybody was in afghanistan or pakistan or fighting the americans at all it's also the countries that are not taking about their own nationals for example there's two kuwaitis still in guantanamo bay even though the rest have been released there's a shocker the last british resident in guantanamo bay who the british government continues to say we are trying to get him released to this country he has a family here four children the youngest of whom he's never met he's not he hasn

my name is letti [speaker not understood]. i'm the executive director of [speaker not understood] which is on mission and cesar chavez and the surrounding area where they're taking about the affordable housing. i'm also a san francisco native living on the mission on 25th street. we're here, one, to express that we do support the abf community benefits. we know there are several opinions about the community benefits in our neighborhood. and our interest is in being engaged with the developer as well as with the community at large and ensuring that these benefits indeed impact the people they're intended to impact, which is in our minds the youth, lower income families, [speaker not understood] community, seniors, and all those who in the future in our neighborhood may not be able to access the theater and other services because of the cost. that's a problem in our neighborhood. anybody knows that the mission has been deeply impacted by gentrification. so, we see that we have a role in being at the table and ensuring that we're