but lipscomb and paterakis pleaded guilty to the charge.f convicted, holton would not have to leave office because it's misdemeanor. prosecutors are trying to get a more serious bribery charge reinstated after the judge dismaysed the case. the trial is set to begin at nine at courthouse east in downtown baltimore. the case will be heard by judge sweeney who also preside over dixon's trial. in the studio, linda so, abc2 news. >> it's time 5:46. >>> an officer is on leave following a police-involved shooting. we are told a baltimore city schools police officer shot a robbery suspect at the harford road family dollar store. police tell us that a person outside the store witnessed the robbery involving thee men ran across busy harford road to get help and that's when the officer jumped into action. firing his department issued handgun after one of the suspects made a threat. we have been told the suspect will survive. police are still looking for two other men. >>> the devonte bundley loved sports and especially basketball. those who knew him w

lipscomb and paterakis plead guilty to the charge. if convicted, holton wouldn't have to leave office because it's misdemeanor. prosecutors are trying to get a more serious bribee charge reinstate after the judge dismissed the case. the trial will begin at nine this morning at courthouse east and the cates will be heard by dennis sweeney who preside over dixon's trial. linda so, abc2 news. >>> 6:46. police are investigating a shooting that happened in east baltimore. we are told a baltimore city schools police officer shot a robbery suspect. this happened at the hartford -- harford road family dollar store a person outsighted store witnessed it going down -- outside the store witnessed it going down. he ran across the road for help ants office he ever jumped into action firing his handgun after one of the suspects made a threat. >> really good work by the citizen. they saw something and saw a police officer next door and the police officer went into action and engaged three armed suspects. >>> police say the sus secretary is going to

lipscomb money. >> i will serve on the city council and serve baltimore city to the best of my ability. i thank god for being an ever- present help. i think my family and friends for being a constant support and strength. >> despite her declaration, the case is not quite over. she was initially charged with the more serious crime of bribery in connection with a payment for the opinion poll. a judge dismissed that charge. the state is ringed the dismissal and the highest court has not issued ruling. -- is reviewing the dismissal and the highest court has not issued a ruling. >> good afternoon. rainy, windy -- not windy, but breezy and chilly. off and on rainshowers. nothing of any consequence. not heavy rain. off and on showers. it will stay with us through the afternoon and evening. basically, what you see is what you get. temperatures will not move much. maybe into the mid fifties. just to give a perspective, the average high temperature is 72. 15 degrees below average today. we will have better news coming out at the end of the week. >> we will check back with you then. one person wa

holton is accused of asking developer ronald lipscomb dixon's ex-boyfriend and a bakery king to fund the poll during the reelection campaign. both lipscomb has pled guilt and if convicted helen holton would not have to leave office because it's misdemeanor. prosecutors are trying to get a more serious charge reinstated after the judge dismissed the case. trial will begin here at 9:00 and heard about judge sweeney who provide over former mayor dixon's trial. >>> one minute after five right now. an update on breaking news we brought you last night at 11. an officer is on routine leave following a police-involved shooting. we are told a baltimore city school police officer shot a robbery suspect at harford road family dollar store. police say a person outside the store witnessed the robbery involving three men and ran across busy harford road to get help. that's when the officer fired his department issued gun. after one of the suspects made a threat. >> really good work by citizens who saw something and saw a police officer next door and police officer went into action and engaged thre

. >> reporter: prosecutors maintain that holton had developers john paterakis and ronald lipscomb pay above the limits. >> today ends this case. i will continue to serve on the city council and to serve my community to the best of my ability, to help make baltimore city a safer, health thiller and more prosperous city. >> you've got did follow the campaign finance law. if you zoo, we'll investigate and prosecute. >> reporter: more serious charges have reached the crail. prosecutors said she gave tacks break in exchange for the donations. but the judge threw out critical evidence. >> we think the case really needs to be -- needs to be resolved is the bribery case that's new front of the court of appeals right now. >> reporter: so she stays on the council, pays a $2500 fine and has one-year unsupervised probation. >> she was elected to the position in 1995. >>> synthetic marijuana, also known as spice; now illegal in baltimore county. last night the county council passed a bill banning it. it is not meant to be smoked. that hasn't stopped many teens from trying it. nearly a dozen oth ar

holton is accused of asking ronald lipscomb and bakery king john paterakis to fund the poll. both lips cop and paterakis plead guilty to the -- limbs come and paterakis pleaded guilty. if found guilty she would not have to leave office. prosecutors are trying to get a briery charge reinstate. trial will begin at 9 this morning at courthouse east. the case will be herd by judge dennis sweeney who preside over dixon's trial. in the stewed heo, linda so, abc2 news. >>> 8 minutes after 6. police are investigating a shooting in east baltimore. we are tolt told a schools police offer shot a robbery suspect. this happened at harford road family dollar store. a police department spokesperson says that a person outside of the store witnessed an apparent robbery involving three men. that person ran across harford road to get help. the officers jumped into action then. the officer fired his department issued handgun after one of the suspect made a threat. >> really good work by the citizen. they saw something and saw a police officer next door and the police officer went into action and

yesterday we showed you brittany lipscomb. 61 yesterday. today, imploded. 76. she's dropped way down. >> that's the beauty of golf. isn't it? >> yeah. >> thanks very much. let's get another check on the forecast now. >> yeah, meteorologist back with that. >> i want to show you the east bay hills camera. you'll see what brought the temperatures down today. it was the fog combined with the on-shore flow. breeze coming off the ocean. brought the cooler air in and it's a lovely view there. and the temperatures were 21 degrees cooler in san francisco. 64 today. san jose dropped 7 degrees. look at santa cruz, 24 degrees cooler. coming in at 60 today. the fog sat there all day long but still warm in places like antioch. 16 degrees cooler today. we'll keep with that theme at least inland tomorrow. fog in the morning will clear away from the coastline. we'll see a few high clouds replace the fog in the afternoon, and the temperatures will range from the 60's up the coastline to the 80's inland. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we're calling for a cooler foreca

it's updated saturday night lipscomb against halladay.ay afternoo in san francisco, hello to matt rncain. wednesday night, this is probable, the rookie bumgardner in san francisco. what's the buzz in philadelphia? been there, done that. the phillies' third straight year in the acls. >> i don't know why things are set up to take so long. you've got to make sure between series that you stay ready, stay focused and do the things you need to do and you've got days off. we've got a lot of experience with these kind of delays and we know what we need to do between series. >> scared of the phillies, tom? >> they're pretty good. but the giants like that underdog. >> we're not scared of the phillies. nbc bay area and comcast bay area teaming up on the giants coverage. they're going to join the full sports net central team from phillie right after the final out on fox. switch over to comcast sports net bay area saturday night. for the 49ers, when it rains, it pours. you might have heard earlier this week, john madden, the legend, a little critical

apoll, on her behalf..3 one of those men ronald lipscomb %-campaign laws as part f a pla deal.after 11 days of testimony they began deliberations on friddy. evidence and a witness identification of two of the -efendants from surveillance video on the crime scene is enough for a conviction. the defenss claims that thht videooso ffssy and id from it aren't reliable and neither is the dna evidence..3 the jury has to sort it all out. the question is there enough evidence for a conviction. -teve allen joins us this morniig. >>>good morning, patrice.33 >> overall looking aa the ase is thhre enoogh reasonable douut without a doubb that these men are guilty. >> tte defense has done a good job of pointing out holee in the prosecution case but at the end of the day you do have dna. the questioo now becomes, wwen was it put on the clogging? was it on the day of the crime or was it some other time? and that is for the jury. the evidence from the surveillance tapes and some other evidence that indicate -hat these gennlemen were involved is the lynch pin at proving that. they may do because

in the senate, it could be the first year in modern times where the house lipscomb but the senate does not. there are a number of cases that are flipping >> campaign news from the political wire. niki haley's lead appears to be slipping in her race to be south carolina's governor. it is down two. the race is being called an essential dead heat. the midterm elections are less than two weeks away. each night we are showing debates around the country. at 8 eastern here on c-span, the illinois governor's the bay -- debate. then the florida governor's debate and the pennsylvania senate debate, and the connecticut governor's debate. about 40 minutes from now, of pakistan -- at pakistani foreign minister will be at the brookings institute. they are in washington for three days of talks. we will see that live on c-span at 6:30 p.m. eastern, coming up shortly. the government today announced the sale of arms to saudi arabia. the $60 billion deal included satellites and bombs. congress has 30 days to review the agreement. state department and defense department officials briefed reporters for abo

in the senate, it could be the first year in modern times where the house lipscomb but the senate does not. there are a number of cases that are flipping over to democrats. that being said, republicans will increase their majority. host: reid wilson, thank you. coming up next is a discussion with gov. phil bredesen, governor of tennessee, out with a new book called "fresh medicine." we will be right back with governor bredesen. >> openly gay recruits with can now join the military as a result of a federal court ruling striking down the don't ask, don't tell law. cynthia smith says, and the suspension of the law is in response to the decision from a federal judge who ruled the law unconstitutional. virginia philips denied a request to delay her order. the justice department says the obama administration will appeal. meanwhile, at least three service members who have been discharged for being gay have begun the process of reenlisting. the pentagon warned that they can still be discharged if the ruling is overturned. on a related note, hillary clinton is offering support to the teenagers

we have overcome the revolutionary war, the civil war, to world war lipscomb month and we can do this again. we can do it the american constitutional way by cutting taxes and regulations and employers will create jobs. we can create the next microsoft, the next apple. there is life after death. >> we're going them through on your next discussion. this comes from a continuing education student here at the university of delaware who brings up of issue a dramatic health care costs. >> president bottle like to cut medicare. what part of medicare would you both back with you agree to cut the advantage option of medicare that covers the cost beyond the 8% payment for fixed-income medicare recipients? >> no, it is not a bad idea. it is a bad idea. i would cut waste, fraud, and abuse. the congressional budget office is that there are $100 billion a year on waste, fraud, and abuse. we can do that by creating competition even within a federal agency. we can do a better job. ma medicare is the problem in health care the way that ma bell was the problem in communication. some people can remember

we do know that to attempt lipscomb is going to start tomorrow night. he will face davit love.low in game 2. with the gym had sen. sunday in atlanta. this series will come down it to pitching. >> he has been of very tough pitcher over the years. if you had over the nea is when the game it strikes. >> they are good team. i can see that they are all lots of good players coming off the bench. they are strong with their pitching as ours is. but at the same time they have of very deep bench. >> those guys are $38 million of the payroll. sitting on the bench. >> as the guy who could not even throw out the first pitch over the plate this is like a vacation, for me i not only loved baseball but i always try to be mayor of this city and near the end of my term as mayor i had the chance to watch my own team get in the playoffs is about as good as it gets. >> giants tickets are sold out if your just getting under rock the tickets are sold out. the giants for the playoff, he would of had already by those and for the second round the national champion series without just as quickly. it went