. >> you're loitering. >> really? >> yes, you're loitering. >> i'm asking you to leave. >> reporter: officers never tell him to stop recording. instead, they threaten to arrest him for loitering and order him to leave the area. >> turn around and walk. >> i'm leaving. that seems to be their way of -- we have this policy and instead of telling you, you can't do that we're going to tell you, you can't be here. >> reporter: for police protection, there should be guidelines on how close you can be to record officers. >> if you're a police officer, you don't want the extra burden of having to worry about if videotapers are friend or foe. >> reporter: ironically, had the officers just ignored him, this video wouldn't have gotten any attention. >> first thing that would have happened, i probably would have tweeted some poor guy got arrested on craw street and went to bed. >> reporter: for now, he's not planning any legal action, though he says they should admit their mistake and apologize. the aclu appears to agree. they've

. >> -- officer -- >> -- loitering -- >> -- really -- >> -- loitering -- >> -- asking you to leave -- >> -- for loitering, ordering him to leave -- >> -- leaving -- >> -- walk -- >> -- leaving -- >> -- id -- >> -- his camera than they are with the man that they were arresting. >> we showed that video to the lead attorney for the aclu, already challenging baltimore police in court for confiscating and deleting cell phone videos of this arrest at the preakness. their lawsuit sparked this new police policy on how city officers should handle being video recorded. the aclu says in this case the police officers were wrong. >> he wasn't loitering. he was in fact engaged in first amendment activity, what the police general order says he has a right to do. >> those officers did not seize that phone or even arrest this person, they just asked him to move along. >> the president of the police union agrees with the mayor who told wjz for officer's protection there should be guidelines on how far away citizens with camera should stay. >> so i don't know what the distance is but i think our officer

they say in this case, the police officers were wrong. >> it wasn't loitering. he was, in fact, engaged in activity with activity he can do. >> reporter: the president of baltimore's police union agrees with the mayor who told wjz for officers protection there should be guidelines on how far away saids with cameras should stay. >> i don't know what the distance is but i think our officers need to have that flexibility to keep themselves and the person arrested safe. >> he says he's not planning legal action against the police department but does want an apology. >> a florida man is recovering from severe facial injuries after an electronic cigarette explodes in his mouth. he lost parts of his teeth and tongue. he suffered burns to the face. electronic cigarettes are designed to deliver nicotine without the smoke. >> firefighters in kentucky arrived at a laundry mat to find a two year old in a vending machine with toys. they were able to cut off the top of the machine and remove her. she was doing fine and given some of the toys to take home. >> that's good. >> s

people cannot loiter and they cannot go to the bathroom on someone else's brushed -- garage. you have to have someone outside to ocntrol the crowd. -- control the crowd. >> the staff will give you everything. >> we need you to come to the office and we will make sure that you understand everything and your educated from the 1980's to the 2000's because a lot of things have changed, as you can tell. >> ok. when? >> do you have a card you can give me? all right. president newlin: item number eight. hearing and possible action. -- item a. >> as you are familiar with the limited live performance permit, there are simple and this permittee is requesting a permit on his way to apply for a conditional use authorization at the edge. it is a small place that has been there for a long time. the previous operator did not take the opportunity when they had it to get a permit years ago when the land use of her was temporarily relaxed. in any case the new owners have done a tremendous amount of work on the space and they're here asking for and llp as they move through conditional use proce

on newspaper articles of research i have done, from increased theft and wagering too high -- and loitering high potential of abuse. my own business is badly affected because of individuals smoking marijuana and often drinking beer in front of my office. the smoke filters in. my clients complain they are put out by it. i even find myself reading poorly. qi with -- leaving poorly -- breathing poorly. i would like to point out one thing. the owners are from l.a.. they do not know san francisco. i have a grave concern about that. ççthe other ownerç actually e owner's daughter was going to open it. something happened, and a few weeks of for the proposed november hearing, she called and said she was going to run it. my concern is what experience do you have, and she said none. she did say she would hire someone who knew about that kind of business,w3 so those are my concerns for that particular block, and i will leave my comments there. xd>> speakers in favor of the dr requester, opposed to the project? ç>> hello from the merchants ad residents association. i first want to address the questi

where this weekend's winning loiter ticket was sold -- loiter ticket was sold. >>> and a cold start toning as you head out the door. will it last? >>> good morning. time for weather & traffic on the 1s on this monday morning at 4:41. tom kierein, storm center 4. off to a cold start this morning. we have a clear sky from adams morgan to mt. rainier, oxon h l hill, merrifield, fairfax city, laytonsville. temperatures are down to near 20 degrees. a little bit milder west and north, but still below freezing most locations. shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, western maryland, mid to upper 20s. southern maryland, northern neck eastern shore, weather watchers checking in with temperatures in the upper teens to just near 20 degrees. here's the view from space over the last 12 hours. we've had that wind thankfully diminish. we have light winds this morning with a clear sky. there is the washington monument, live picture from our city camera. sunrise 7:03. a cold morning. we'll get above freezing by late morning. sunny, highs reaching the 30s by noontime. and then hitting the 40s dur

. >> you're loitering. >> really? >> yes. you're loitering. >> i'm asking you to leave. >> reporter: officers never ask him to stop recording. instead, they threaten to arrest him for loitering and ask him to leave the area. >> turn around and walk. >> i'm leaving. >> turn around and walk. biff give me -- give me your id. >> that seems to be their way of saying, well, we have this policy. instead of telling me, you can't do that, we're just going to tell you, you can't be here. >> police protection, there should be guidelines on how close you can be to record officers employs. >> because in you're a police officer that puts your life in danger every day when you show up to work, you don't want extra burden to worry about if videotapers are friend or foe. >> reporter: ironically, culver says, had the officers just ignored him, this video wouldn't have gotten any attention. >> first thing i would have happened, i probably would have tweeted something like, "some poor schmuck just got arrested on croft street." and went to bed.

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. >> -- you are loitering. >> really? >> yeah, you are loitering. >> -- i am asking you to leave. >> i am leaving. >> -- officers never tell him to stop recording. instead they threaten to arrest him and order him to leave. >> turn around and walk. >> i am leaving. >> turned around and walk. give me your id. >> >> that seems to be their way of well, we have your policy and instead of telling you you can't do that we will tell you you can't be here. >> he said there should be guidelines. >> because if you are a police officer that puts yourself any life and death situation every day when you show up to work updon't want the extra burden of having to worry about if videotapers are friend or foe. >> he says if they ignored him this would not have gotten any attention. >> first thing that would have happened i would have tweeted that mentioned something like some poor shmuck got arrested on cross street went to bed. >> for now he is not planning legal action though he says they should admit their mistake and apologize, the ac

they will use certain code language, like no loitering. but those signs, in different shapes and colors. they are talking about making sure that every venue had the same language, looking venue. wd idea, it is uniform, people see it. not only in north beachx%gsj maybe city wide. the next is temporary taxis jones in and around clubs on the weekends. it is 2:00 in the morning. it is hard to get a cab. if we could put in temporary tax rezones friday and saturday night, it would be easier for people to find cabs to and from then use. last, more light. i know we talked about cities, areas where there is a lot of venues packed into a few blocks. they will actually bring in temporary light towers. the last thing is organization. as venues, it is really important that you come together, whether it be in cmac, or your smaller organizations, so you can work together, have one voice to work with city government. >> that is a perfect segue. i was in the group with south of market, bayview. we talked a lot about organization, communication with the pol

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>> officers never told the man holding the camera to stop rerding and tell him he is loitering, threatening to arrest him if he doesn't leave the scene immediately. >> i'm leaving. >> turn around and walk. >> reporter: a spokesman says the commissioner ordered an investigation in to this video and the man who shot it has filed a complaint against the departme. that complaint comes as a judge refuses to throw out a lawsuit over a similar incident in 2010 when officers confiscated a camera and deleted videos shot by christopher sharp as his friend was being arrested at the preakness. >> i was told i had to give it to them. >> reporter: the lawsuit supported by the justice department and the aclu, could take months to resolve. >> the man who shot the most recent video confirms he has filed a complaint with the police department, though he says he has not been contacted by investigators. derek valcourt, wjz 13 eye witness news. >>> wjz 13 will have more on the complaint and the man who shot the video at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> hundreds of people rallied in annapolis, calling on the assembly to legal

the aclu says in this case, the police officers were wronged. >> he wasn't loitering. he was -- in fact, engaged in first-amendment activity, which the police general order says he has a right to do. >> those officers did not seize that phone. they did not arrest that person. they just asked him to move along. >> reporter: he agrees with the mayor. who told them for officers' protection, there should be guidelines on how far away citizens with cameras should stay. >> i don't know what statistics is. but i think our offices need to have that flexibility, again to keep themselves safe, as well as the person they just arrested. >> this video -- this issue is far from over. the video is now the subject of an ongoing police internal investigation. and that video is now going to be evidence in that federal lawsuit that the aclu has taken against the police department. in fact, the aclu says that cover could now be called as a witness in that case. back to you. >> okay, derek, thank you. covert says he is not planning legal action against the police department but does want a

investigation.cover says he also ffled a ffrmal complaint with police himslef andd insssts he wasn't loitering. he says the proof is on the tape.live in edeeal hill, megan gilliland, fox45 morningg 3 the trial resumes today... in the yeardley love murder case. 3 george huuuely is accused of killing the cockeesville &pnative.... after a fight n her apartment... near the university oo virginia. this week... testimony is expected to focus n the medicaa eeidence in the case. prosecutors maintained she huguely's lawyers have said her death was an accident. the official organization of the u.s. atholic hierarchy ... denounces the white houses' recent compromise on birth cont. control.in a statement, the u-s conference of cctholic "uuacceptablee and said it "must be correctedd"fridayy prrsident obama eased the contraceptives rule requirinn catholic institutions to pay for birth control for their employees.the new plan would have insuraace companies pay for the conttaceptives.but the catholics conference and some republicans say tte comprooise isn't enough ...and their religious freedom is sttll ccmpr

officers as long as the citizen is not violating law, which in this case police argue sharp was loitering his phone was taken away. the hear willing take place at 10:00, in u.s. district court today. >>> southwest airlines added new flights and you can travel to georgia from bwi. the airlines flights left atlanta's jackson international airport sunday. the airline will fly to five cities from atlanta including baltimore. there will be 15 flight as day. southwest plans to add flights soon if air tran planes are rolled in to southwest fleet. world's busiest airport. >>> billy sends his teammates !u myth in perspective. state in )>> doctors say it saves childrens lives and hospitals could be running out of a drug used to treat cancer. hospitals critically low supplies. this is used for cancer and treat rheumatoid arthritis. the situation is quote dire. one of the reasons supplies are low right no

i believe it was a police recommendation to let customers know the parking lot is off- limits to loitering. the last things really important -- it limits the noise of many of the residents directlyaround the jack in the box. lighting and monitoring them better, in the facility, it was a key recommendation from the police station as well. some of the bar owners and a motel owners, the police advisory board to pull the jack in the box accountable and create -- and support the neighbor's recommendation to keep it closed between 2:00 at 4:00 a.m.. thank you so much sheer joseph and commissioners. >> this is the section on general public comment, items not on the agenda. any further public comment? public comment is closed. the next item on the agenda, review and approval of the minutes. ok. i'd like to -- is ther epublie c comment on minutes? i would like to motion to continue the minute since we don't have a quorum to vote on them. movedand second. can we do roll call? commissioner tan: aye. president newlin: -- commissioner perez: aye. commissioner lee: aye. commissioner cavellini: aye. comm

officers in public as long as they are not violating any law which in this case, police argue sharp was loitering and his phone was taken away. the hear willing take place at 10:00 in u.s. district court in downtown. linda so, abc2 news. >>> murder trial for george huguely will continue in charlottesville, virginia, accused of killing yeardly love, both students at the university of virginia. in court on friday, huguely cried as he watched video of himself told his former girlfriend was dead. if you want complete coverage, go to abc2news.com, it's the first item under featured stories and follow christian shaffer in charlottesville. >>> a trial date set for jerry sandusky the former penn state assistant coach accused of a sex abuse scandal involving young boys. he will face a judge for 52 criminal counts related to allegation of sexual conduct. the judge did not immediately rule on sandusky's request to see his grandchildren, or from prosecutors for sandusky's to have strict limits on his movement. >>> stephanie rawlings blake will deliver the third state of the city address. follow the remarks o

wasn't loitering...//.e of people recording police is in court police want the case thrown out because offits new policy. but john rydell tells us what a jjdge thought about that requ. request. city policc...say this &plawsuit...should be dismissed....because...the department has...just... issued...new guidelines...that allows the public...torecord officers...doing theii job. but a federal judge... disagrees.hees denied a motion...to dismiss that lawsuit.it was fiied by chris sharp...who attendeddthe preakness...two years ago.as one of his friends...wwabeing arrested... he started recording... the police. this...is not... his viddo... because his phone...was confiscated... by police.and when officees...later reeurned itt..all the video...had been deleted.(sharp) "it's immortant to me because it was probably one of the most horrible orrible experiences i've ever gone through in my life, it was absolutely awful the way i felt then, the way i feel now about it, the humiliation was ennrmous." enormous."chris sh

you have to do walk buys, andtwo we would also like to see the no loitering signs go up. it is part ofe securipl, and th are not up yet. they need to be part of the conditions. need to keep clear the litter 50 feet from the door. other ine ha to have a bus stop in front of my concern is if they are having 100 customers how they are going to deal with the bus stop. and e overflow capacity. vice chair joseph: thank you. any other public comment? >> hello, commissioners. i know everybody wan tget out of here. i was hired with garland mic to deal with outreach in the community -- i was hired with garland p.r.o deal with the community. the concerns about how to deal ie-- initially, when theyeth file the application, they did not commit to a security comp wedv them to hire somebody that was more professional, who flowing.ep the linemovi the company knows how to do that. smises or ings othatare issue, the happen to be on we areasking people to go to the corner if that becomes something else. we are keeping the sidewalks an there has been a long tradition of having music. we want

four, loitering, is defined as, to stand idly by, a leader aimlessly without lawful business, is prohibited on the sidewalks or property adjacent to the license under the control of the licensee as depicted in the law. 5, the petitioners shall be responsible for maintaining free of litter the area adjacent to the premises over which they have control. 6, graffiti shall be removed from the premises and all parking lots under the control of the licensee within a 72-hour application. at the graffiti occurs on a friday or weekend day or on its holiday, the licensee shall remove the graffiti within 72 hours following the beginning of the next week day. seven, the exterior of the premises shall be equipped with lighting sufficient power to eliminate in make easily discernible the appearance and conduct of all persons on or about the premises. the position of such lighting shawn not disturb the normal privacy and use of any neighboring residents. supervisor chu: does this complete your presentation? >> yes. supervisor chu: thank you. let's open this item up for public comment. are there members of

we would also like to see the no loitering signs go up. it is part ofe securipl and they are not up yet. they need to be part of the conditions. and i guessemde that the need to keep clear the litter 50 feet from the door. hother inise en to have a bus stop in front of their business my concern is if they are having 100 customers how they are going to deal with the bus stop. and the overflow capacity. vice chair joseph: thank you. any other public comment? >> hello, commissioners. i knoweverybody wan t et out of here. i was hired with garland mic to deal with outreach in the community -- i was hired with garland p.r.o deal with the community. the concerns about how to deal with crowd control outside yvie-- initially, when they file the application, they did not commit to a security compan wedv them to hire somebody that was more professional who could keep the linemovi flowg. the company knows how to do that. in additionif therear smokis or ings of that issue, the happen to be on polk and pine. we are asking people to go to the corner if t

officer told up front heading south on mission street and went into the venue, a passing all the loiterers and smokers, went inside with maybe two or three minutes, came back out, and none of the noise change. i want to bring up the fact that i have been working with mrs. smith of the public health departments for the smoke-free, and she has been there a few times, and the last time i spoke with her she said she was going to address this. here is proof that shows they are still not abiding by what they have been discussing. >> this is in front of your house? >> this is in front of our house. they come, and it is a little bit setback may be afoot, a foot and a have set back, so it has an overhang. they talk on their phone, they get away from the bar because it is too noisy, and after working with anita floras, because what they are doing is dumping their mock water into the street, and she has been out there several times to talk to them. for whatever reason, it is not sinking in this is not ok, so i wanted to share those things, and also, as my husband was saying, i would much rather have

and months the sort of players know what was going to be loitering on sunday they might use is moving to the we will know. now let's take a look at what's going on in basketball and in the n.b.a. miami a second in the western conference after a confident ninety nine seventy nine win at philadelphia a pretty close affair in the first half resulted in the hate having a four point lead at half time fifty one forty seven. the teams scored sixteen a pace during the third quarter miami made a significant breakthrough in the final period however scored their opponents by sixteen points wayne wade and le bron james were on song for the visitors finishing with twenty six and nineteen points respectively and ninety nine seventy nine victory means they hate ended the seventy six s four game winning streak. to baseball and after more than three years sorry but texas rangers outfielder josh hamilton admits he's relapsed hamilton missed both the two thousand and four and five seasons because of drug and alcohol abuse the thirty year old says he had three or four drinks on monday after what he descr

apartment building on 17th street through the lobby door with busted lock under the sign that says no loitering past the mildew that curdled your brain up 3riccety stairs belly up below the broken window. in bed the mattress on the floor he shares with his older sisters johnitto will dreechl a baseball glove or the perfect tail for a kite. [inaudible] 24th street with the one seed always frozen near the bottom. but the family needs more than dreams that's why my mom, sisters travelled by bus pulled by something stronger than destiny to this 2 room battleground of survival. this minute as he treads mission mama in the apartment on a sewing machine, zig-zagy threads fine as spider webs running down pants late into the appeal yellow hours of her seemingly endless nights. the 2 sisters with fingers delicate as ballerinas stitch beads tiny as drops that will sell for hundreds of dollars of which they will receive 25. the baby will be in the cardboard crib. and lost in dreams thick as cataracts will be chanting prayers to my an gods after an alter of bee's wax candles and pepsi soda bottles. the insc

people should take extra care walking to and from cars and be aware that anyone loitering near theiricles could be a robber. some of the robbers are driving around looking for victims. if you see a suspicious person >>> 4:44. san jose gets a bart bonus. how the city ended up with more money than it expected to build that long promised extension to the south bay. >>> all systems go for this weekend's closure of the bay bridge. what happens if it rains? we'll tell you more. >>> gay and lesbian couples will descend on city halls across the state this valentine's day. how they are turning their love into a political statement. >>> remember oscar sunday february 26th, right here on abc7 get the latest buzz and predict the winners right now at oscar.com. you can download the oscar app for iphone and pad it will give you live access to the -- red carpet and backstage on ?t?t?tñ can lulu have some beef pasta, too? -here you go, lulu. -hey?! you had an imaginary friend once, too. she's full. [ female announcer ] hamburger helper beef pasta. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. gives us the

if we get busier, we can expand their arrogant, which %ei ffi the street and prevent people from loitering much easier to regulate traffic. we respectfully request is commission not take discretionary review and approve the project as submitted. ç>> thank you. speakers -- your basic kind is up. good -- your basic time is up. a speaker in favor of the project, and youç have three minutes. what's my name is a problem. i am a former -- >> my name is$ nathan bradley. it saved my life a couple years ago, which is how i got involved. i have worked with clubs as a consultant in oakland, sacramento, roseville. the issue and i mainly cover, besides public safety, is kids getting access to it zeroth. each employee is trained on the version measures. -- diversion measures. i will!qlways work with law enforcement. we will set up plants with the sheriff's office where if they catch someone everting -- everting medicine they will be able to make sure that person gets removed from our database, and it is no longer allowed there. nbanother issue that was brought up was the camera system itself. çi wor

apartment building on 17th street through the lobby door with busted lock under the sign that says no loitering past the mildew that curdled your brain up 3riccety stairs belly up below the broken window. in bed the mattress on the floor he shares with his older sisters johnitto will dreechl a baseball glove or the perfect tail for a kite. [inaudible] 24th street with the one seed always frozen near the bottom. but the family needs more than dreams that's why my mom, sisters travelled by bus pulled by somet

management, operations, and staffing of the business, and shall approve all marketing materials. 11, loitering, as defined as to stand idly by, a leader aimlessly without lawful business, is prohibited on any sidewalks or property adjacent to the licensed premises under the control of the licensee as depicted on the abc 257. 12, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining free of litter the area adjacent to the premises. 13, the exterior the premises shall be cooked with lighting of sufficient power to eliminate -- eliminate and make discernible the appearance in conduct of all persons on the premises. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you very much. supervisor olague do you have a question? >supervisor olague: it is from the previous item. supervisor chu: thank you. any members of the public who wish to speak? >> good morning. i am scott, managing director for the yerba buena center for the arts. we want to thank you for considering this today. we are nonprofit arts organization. we run the museum and the performing arts centers in the yerba buena. we're very excited about this opportu

they say they worry about potential loitering and shoplifting. the residents here shelter in their neighborhood would diminish their quality of life. currently has two shelters with 47 beds. homeless advocates estimate 150 people sleep outdoors there every night. in the south bay south -- cleared out a homeless count. freeway overpasses near highway 87 and interstate 87. it had issued warnings that the camp will be cleared out because of safety concerns, crews cleared away and were told drug paraphia nail california they plan to clean out two other camps nearby. the homeless were being referred to local shelters. exclusive poll finds that voter approval is at an all time high here in california. 59% of registered voters. >> stacey: approve of allowing same sex couples to marriage and have regular marriage law ply. 7% say they have no opinion. and san francisco city hall said we found newlyweds expressing their support. >> i believe that everybody has the right to love whoever they want to love. >> new here, the poll suggest 51% of south identifie

they arrest people who are sitting on the street or loiterring. and then i wonder how many projects have been throughout in through our congress people who have been sitting up there for years? i think we need a push for reform. make it known like the votesmart.org so we can easily find where these people are putting money. still, too, i think we need it for richardsons on how long they can sit in for the term and how many times they can go for re-election. >> let's look at a comment coming to us from c-span junky on twitter. if congress doesn't earmark, the administration gets to earmark and make decisions on how to spepd, right? let's look at the break bout bos in "washington post." members of congress, earmarks sent home and what it means for the bottom line for taxpayers as well as for their local districts. this, of course, is the leader of the senate democrats. he is from nevada. $21.5 million. in 2004 rein and 2005, he secur million to secure a bridge over the colorado river. nevada with arizona, rezoned the undeveloped land in bull head ci

. >> and groups of people loitered at every street corner high fiving one another. tomorrow, the giants will be welcomed home from indianapolis with a big ticker tape parade. >> i thought you didn't put enough oompm in that story. >> it just hurts. the second time since '07. >> really. >> i was rooting for the giants. and the giants are the nfl champions again. >> they won super bowl xlvi. late last night. beating the patriots with a last-minute score. the decisive play was a six yard touchdown run by ahmad brad shaw. 57 seconds left. he wasn't supposed to score. they told him not to, to run down the clock but momentum was going to stop and when he went boom, in he went and quarterback eli manning, 30 for 40 and 296-yards and a touchdown. and brady had his moment. but not enough. as the giants came out on top 21-17 and nearly got gronkowski there, but not to be. >> go eli. mvp. >> okay. enough said. >> can we talk about weather now? >> he is dying to talk about weather, lawrence. >> i want to talk about football still. >> i know. >> hey, i got to be honest. that was

you can be arrested for loitering in an area known to have a prostitution problem.ay a guy this morning who says he's a former john and sees the prostitutes he used to pay at the national lodge. >> they told me they were kicked out of there. i guess the guy can't monitor everybody in there basically. >> this is a pretty common hotel? are there ones on the strip that you know you can go to? >> this is a common hotel, this one here. >> reporter: the economy left- hand lane is also ted by the city. that hotel in particular has a listen and troubled past. it was declared a nuisance seven years ago and the owners had a hotel in redwood steale shut down many years ago because of prostitution problems there. she says the economy continues to be an issue here. >> we had a girl 16 kidnapped and taken to the economy inn and forced into prostitution. >> we went to both hotels this morning and saw sign offense people engaging in prostitution. she says not enough has been done. she wants both hotels shut down for at least a year. trial starts today for the national lodge. next w

reporter: officers never tell the man holding the camera to stop recording, instead, they tell him he's loiteringatening to arrest him if he doesn't leave the scene immediately. >> turn around and walk. >> i'm leaving. >> turn around and walk. give me your id. >> reporter: the commissioner says they are looking into this video. and the man who shot it is filing a complaint against the department. the federal judge refusesfuses to throw out a similar lawsuit in 2010, when they shot these videos, shot by christopher sharp, as has friend was being arrested at the preakness. >> do me a favor and turn that off. >> i was threatened by police officers, being told it was evidence and i had to give it to them. so what else am i supposed to do? >> reporter: the lawsuit is supported by the justice department and the aclu. it could take months to resolve. >> reporter: mayor stephanie rawlings-blake says she agrees with the police department's new videotaping policy, but she says, there has to be a balance to protect officers who put their lives on the line. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: a

. >> greta: of course then they may do loitering or fighting. >> they have to take out the airport andir defense and attack targets to attack targets multiple times. >> this is made public. obstacles like the obama administration was unsuccessful privately. this is peculiar it's so public. >> afraid the israelis would strike so soon. the administration thinks they can talk the iranians out of weaponnizing their nuclear weapons program. we are fighting two wars. finished another one. administration is reluctant to par tisnate a third. >> is there a chance israelis have different interpretation than we do with how far iranians are? >> there is. my sources tell me iranian intelligence is better than ours for reasons we can't discuss on the air. >> greta: israelis? >> the israelis have excellent intelligence. the big issue is timeline. israelis want to go soon. we want more time. >> they don't want tel aviv to go up in flames. why are they talking about it now? i think they have a sense of urgency. i fear that they have intelligence that we don't have. that is my guess. >> like ambassador

instead, they threaten to arrest him for loitering and order him to leave the area. >> turnaround and walk. . >> i'm leaving. >> turn around and walk. give me your id. >> that seems to be your way of trying to -- well, we have this policy. and you know, instead of telling me, you can't do that, we're just going to tell you you ceabtd be -- can't be here. >> reporter: baltimore says for police protection, there should be guidelines on how close you have to be to record officers. >> if you're a police officer that puts you into a life-or- death situation every day when you walk into work, you don't want the extra burden of having to worry about if videotapers are friend or foe. >> reporter: ironically, culver said, had the officers just ignored him, this video wouldn't have gotten any attention. >> the worst thing that would have happened, i probably would have tweeted something that mentioned like, some poor schmuck just got arrested on croft street and went to bed. >> reporter: for now, culver says he has no intention of filing any sort of legal action. but he does say he thinks the b