zachary mckinney: "ms. hooks, especially has been spreading the word, 'david correy's going to be on x--actor, so look for hhm' so, we'veeall beennlooking for him and for him to be here and everything."kathy mahar: 20.50 "what a trip. what a trip!" spalding girll swoon for the brazillan- bornnsiiger.('lean on me' with chorus)correy now leans on fans here to get him through the show to become fox's x-factor.david correy: 5.09 "inssiring all these kids that wenn and go here that they are tars. they may noo know it right now, but they caa be."the hollywood lights shine brightly in severn.david correy: 4.02 this isn't the first thing i've done. it definitely won'ttbe the last. i've got a big heart."paul ggssler, ffx45 news at ten. david ccn be seen again tonight at 8 on fox45's 'x- factor'. coming up in our 6 o'clock houu... most americans ove friddys... but they're not good for driving. drivvng.why itts the worst day of the week... to be ouu on the road. the orioles fall to the tampa bay rays.what that means f

cross-examination, mckinney asked him what baker was sorry for. >> he said he was sorry mckinney and others were being investigated by internal affairs. a third officer, internal affairs lieutenant charles wallsel to the court when he questioned james harrison on the left leaving court and showed him the video, harrison said he was only a witness and not one of the striking officers. the next day, hair concalled -- harrison called him back wanting to know what equipment to turn in, feeling his suspension was imminent. the state's last witness was an expert in thous of force. a retired maryland state trooper who told the court in his opinion, baker and hairton use ised excessive force against mckenna and noting the student was not aggressive and kept his hands up when police approached. mckenna was arrested but all charges were dropped. that expert was questioned extensively by the defense attorneys this afternoon and went on for over a hour and ended a short while ago. the prosecution said they wanted to some followup questions. in fact, the state was supposed to rest this afternoon

defense attorney william brennan asked mckinney what baker was sorry for. the sergeant replied baker was sorry mckinney and others were being investigated by internal affairs. a third officer, internal affairs lieutenant charles wall, told the court when he questioned james harrison seen here on the left leaving court and showed him the video, harrison said he was only a witness and not one of the striking officers. the next day wall said harrison called him back wanting to know what equipment to turn in feeling his suspension was imminent. the state's last witness was an expert in the use of force, a retired maryland state trooper who told the court in his opinion baker and harrison used excessive force against john mckenna noting the maryland student was not aggressive and kept his hands up when the police approached. mckenna was arrested that night, but all charges were dropped. the expert witness, the retired maryland state trooper, was questioned extensively by the defense about the proper use of a police baton. the prosecution will have some followup

the arizona cardinals reportedly have some interest in trying to acquire mckinney. he doesn't have a big salary cap number but he does have more baggage than most airlines will let you travel with for free. the team will attempt to bounce back from the most lopsided loss in the john harbaugh era. running the ball more and stopping the run more effectively will likely become major priorities. the ravens rank 19th in the nfl for running the ball and 30 of 32 on defense. the numbers will have to change in order for the ravens to hold onto a top spot moving forward. this week marks only the second time under john harbaugh that the ravens have to bounce back from a loss going into the bye. you have to go back to 2009 to find the last time it happened. hauschka missed a potential game-winning field goal. the good news, the ravens have a perfect 4-0 record under john harbaugh coming out of the bye. lebron james and the miami heat against the boston celtics. bring night in miami. lebron james finally has his. first quarter, dwyane wade at the other end. the celtics have the

mckinney said baker apologized to him saying he was remorseful, sorry it happened and not proud. but on cross-examination, defense attorney william brennan asked mckinney what baker was sorry for. harrison said he was only a witness and not one of the striking officers. the next day wall said harrison called him back wanting to know what equipment to turn in feeling his suspension was imminent. the state's last witness was and he can per in the use of force. rea tiered maryland state trooper who told the court in his opinion baker and harrison used excessive force against john mckenna noting the maryland student was not aggressive and kept his hands up when the police approached. mckenna was arrested last night but all charges were dropped. >>> today, the prosecution will have some follow-up questions for an expert witness, a retired maryland state trooper, about the proper use of a police baton. the defense will then get the case. >>> d.c. councilman david catania introduced some emergency legislation that would require more transparency. it would require the cfo give the result

claudia mckinney. >> we invented claudia mckinney. then her story was that her dad used to be a judge and that she was taking court evidence and putting it up on youtube. >> but "exhibit b-5" doesn't catch on right away. >> how's that? >> you look like al qaeda. >> to help it gain momentum, kyle reaches out to his friend rainn wilson, the star of "the office." >> i e-mailed rainn and said, would you mind tweeting about this? he was like, yeah, man. it really took off because of that. really we owe the success of "exhibit b-5" to dwight on "the office." >> within a year, the video scores more than 6 million hits. >> i had no idea it would get the response that it did. like, whoa. >> comments pour in from viewers debating its validity. >> people arguing about it's real because of this. no, it's fake because of these top ten things. and that's really been the phenomenon that's kept it going. and made it go viral was that argument. probably the most distressing stuff was the personal messages i would get as claudia mckinney that would say

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michael stephen mckinney had been secretly recording women in their home. mckenny has been charged with burglary and videotaping without consent. >>> now the first person to come forward with abuse allegations against jerry sandusky is ready to tell his story. aaron fisher said he was 10 when sandusky began abusing him. he has now written a book and will

. >> reporter: john mckinney had this trip planned for two weeks. he's taking advantage of the down time to did to the o's game. >> i had a friend from baltimore who shipped it down to me. i went to two games in atlanta. wore the shirt proudly there. john was at last night's game. >> i was cheering for the o's. they were comerring for the yanks. >> reporter: job finds driving his large charter bus in new york city interesting. >> the new york drivers are crazy. you just have to stick the bus out there and know that you're bigger than they are and make them go around you. >> reporter: he's getting a little sight seeing down and making new friends. john has his ticket for tonight's game with one wish in mind. >> see the orioles win. get to game five. that's the key. >> that's basically what we all want. get a victory tonight. win the series. at yankee stadium, don harrison, abc2 news. >> gates just opened. game time is at 7:37. willie randolph will throw out the first pitch. joe saunders dense phil hughes. >> got to keep that magic going. >> coming up

the prosecutors called lieutenant dexter mckinney as a witness.estified that he is a friend of baker. and was calledapolo internal affairs during its investigation of the incident since he was on the scene that night. mckinney said baker called him the next day to apologize, saying he was sorry it happened. he was not proud of it. but baker's defense lawyer, william brennan suggests baker was apologizing for causing fellow officers to be called into internal affairs for questioning. the defense contends the use of force was justified. one officer who was there testified today, it was a rye. on we were charged several times. it was a stampede of humans, yelling and cursing at you. throwing bottles. causing concern for the safety of the officers there that night. the defense is expected to call both police officers to testify in their own defense. in an attempt to avoid conviction and save their law enforcement careers. at the prince george's county courthouse, chris gordon, news4. >>> a trial is expected to go to the jury by the end of this week. >

michael mckinney is facing multiple charges. police say he installed video cameras in the homes of two women. police released video clips yesterday showing the man setting up the cameras. they say he got multiple tips, they got multiple tips and arrested mckinney last night. they believe he knew both women and copied keys to both their homes. they will determine if there are any other victims. >>> no charges will be filed against the fairfax county police officer who killed a man this summer. fairfax county commonwealth attorney says private first class edward carpenter was justified by the law in firing his weapon. in july, two officers approached two men who were acting suspiciously at the intersection here of frye road and madge lane in mount vernon. one male tried to run away, but the officers caught up with him and tried to detain him. the man then opened fire at the officers, and carpenter fired back, killing the man. >>> more than two dozen tsa workers at newark, new jersey's liberty airport are getting the boot. the tsa

>> travis mckinney, what happened, and a lot of different situations, travis would be told by his bossre were monitoring his facebook, that he is putting up too much about koch industries. we went for his evaluation, he scored 3.7 out of four, but denied a promotion and it said in his evaluation that he talked too much about politics in the workplace. for travis' say, he felt his been signaled out for his views. with the social media policy, this is incredibly restrictive. it says it worker can be fired for completely non-work related things. first off, the union feels the social media policy is illegal. one, social media policies as the national labor act defines it, [indiscernible] they feel it infringes upon the rights of unions to talk about matters that they need to in order to fight for unions. i talked with some legal experts, even pro-union legal experts, that say this is a gray area. for instance, if a worker posts something about anti labor policies about coke industries, they would not be fired. but say a worker wanted to pose something about koch's investing in fracking are

according to police mckinney knew the women and said he took their key and made a copy. he went into the apartment back in june to set up the camera and went back several tim to move it. at one point he accidently recorded himself. two more victims have also been identified. >>> police in bangladesh are looking into whether a bangladeshi man charged with trying to blow up the federal reserve building in new york has ties to radical groups in their country. officers arrested him this week. the u.s. attorney's office called him one of the most dangerous terrorists the u.s. has seen since 9/11. prosecutors say he had already reached out to others about building a terror cell and nothing was going to stop him. court documents show he considered attacking a military base near baltimore but then he changed his mind because he wanted a target that would cause more devastation. >>> this morning attorneys for the man accused of killing trayvon martin can get a better look at the teen's life before he died. a florida judge says george zimmerman's attorneys can review his phone, sc

. >> reporter: prosecutor john mckinney. how do you get ready?first task, to address that alleged loan between harvey and steven's father, the issue that caused the mistrial. he spoke to steven's best friend and heard this. >> he said, i know it's complete fiction. he said, i know it's fraud. >> reporter: and sure enough, when prosecutor mckinney took a closer look at that loan document, steven's father's signature didn't match. classic sign of a con job, said the prosecutor. even the idea that there had been any sort of relationship between morrow and steven williams' father is nonsense, right? bogus. couldn't have possibly been? >> couldn't have possibly been, and wasn't corroborated by any evidence whatsoever. >> reporter: now he was ready for the new trial. he showed the jury, check by check, how harvey drained steven's accounts, all $1.7 million in just three years to dress up a boat that was never going to sail anywhere. >> the boat wasn't properly outfitted for a trip around the world. in fact, it was outfitted in such a way that suggested

tte archbishop spalding auditorium is ot with exciiement.23.15 singing rhcp zachary mckinney doeen'tnow it.(nats)but, his band is the waam- up aat.kathyymahar: in that auditorium, people down in annapolis are gonnaa hear the screams."(nats: pcreams)those screams are for performing)he's not just any &palumni.katie boodan: 36.47 "i couldn't believe whht was insppration for everyone in especially."emily frreman: 33.22 "i'm so happy, because our school hhssjust been buzzing since the episode ccme &pon. we all knew. we were waiting for the episode to come on, and we were like 'hees heree' now,he's actually here!"(nats: audition)correy is a contestant on 'x-factor', here on fox45.his auditton was a big hit with the judges. judge: "yes!"david coorey: 12..4 "to get one yes is cool. at least you can saa you got onn. brittanyyspears, judge: "yes!"david (cont.): then, to get two, i'm llke, 'oh, wow. that's half!'""achary eepecially has been spreading the word, 'david correy's going to be on x-factor, so look for him' so, we've all been lookinn for him and watching ii, so this was hugg for him t

is already unbearable i was thinking it was the forbidden gas like that yes that was a problem in mckinney. and that's in two thousand and five but. i'm not on that drug i'm different our government. does not have any political with that but i thought it was you know the thread was against the laws of our country but this is like a monster so how it smells stinks and this sound. like this is the most i was down there months this is worse than the most. from a distance. right now. i mean this is. all. there. really everywhere i did write about the place. it's not the. thing that the city is about the i mean it is funny it's hard. becoming like your mom my dad yeah. yeah. experts say that the gas burned off in nigeria which by itself be sufficient to satisfy the energy needs of the whole continent of africa billions of cubic meters that we source in the powers of us go up in smoke a. famous overpressure in the pond. in reality the companies make. so much money from the oil but they don't even care about the gas they pump at the same time. these massive burn offs also create acid rain so that

michael mckinney faces visual surveillance and the a taken without consent charges. numerous tips led police to the suspect after we showed the video yesterday. investigators say he used hitting cameras to secretly record two women inside their home. detectives believe he knew the victims and had stolen and copied the key to their condo, which they say he entered several times beginning in late june. authorities are now working to notify two other women were also recorded in a separate incident. they're also looking at other victims who may have been videotaped. mckinny is being held on $100,000 bond. one year after the death of a 21-year-old man, a reward to find his killers. ernest gale was found dead last october. today, authorities released surveillance videos of three suspects. the victim's mother hold that it will lead to the rest of those who killed her son. >> that is what we're hoping for today, the summit will look at these pictures and recognize these guys and make a phone call -- that someone will look at these pictures and somrecogne these guys and make

this man has been identified as michael mckinney. inside that unit installing a camera which he used to videotape the two women who live here. this was not the only home he broke into. >> there were two additional unidentified women on the tape. and they were clearly in it a different residence not related to this first resident. stolen a key from one of the women, made a copy and returned the original. there was no forced entry into the home. under those circumstances an alarm system would have kept him out. >> you want to detect who comes in, get them out and notify the proper authorities. and then the person who lives there as well. >> modern systems can include surveillance cameras that send video to your smart phone. and the systems can be portable so you'd be able to use it even in a rented apartment or condo like the one police say michael had been entering and leaving for the past several months. >> it's a wireless system you can take with you. if you move on you can take the system with you and have it reinstalled at the nex

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michael mckinney was picked up hours after this video was released to 11 news. he is accused of setting up a video camera inside the condominium and keeping it there for several months. a judge decided to revoke his bail. >> a major baltimore landmark is being sold again. harborplace, baltimore's main tourist attraction, is being acquired by a new york firm. jayne miller joins us live from the newsroom with more details on the story. >> not in its 32nd year, harborplace is undergoing big changes from its all local retell character that it started with. the sale will likely continue that transition to a retail center with nationally known brands. harborplace has been owned by the same company since 2004. that is being sold to a firm from new york. general growth began bit more of a mall feel with big national retailers and restaurant operators. the new owner has brought other urban retailers. on its website, the firm says it looks for properties with the potential for increasing cash flow and residual value. the deal did not include the building across the street

we had a worker we quoted last year travis mckinney in a story for the nation speaking up against the kochs. he went for a promotion. he was told by his supervisors he was too political. he talked about politics too much. they wrote it down in his evaluation which we obtained and published in the story. so i think this could start becoming a real trend when folks get fired for things they say outside of the workplace on their social media and i think -- you know, one plan i covered in washington, they went from 1200 workers to 450 because of layoffs. most folks even if the policies aren't tailor fit to take down political speech, they're not going to take the risk in this kind of economy of getting fired and having to go to court and do all of those things. >> eliot: joe is this the secret weapon of the romney campaign? are they using their foundation of small business and big business kochs aren't small obviously to radiate out and communicate below the radar screen? >> many people saying it is a piece of not thorne but you also have the voter identification laws in several states th

the prosecutors called lieutenant dexter mckinney as a witness.stified that he is a friend of baker. and was called into internal affairs during its investigation of the incident since he was on the scene that night. mckenney said baker called him the next day to apologize saying he was sorry it happened. he was not proud of it. but baker's defense lawyer william brennan suggests baker was apologizing for causing fellow officers to be call into internal affairs for questioning. the defense contends the use of force was justified. one officer who was there testified today, it was a riot. we were charged several times. it was a stampede of humans yelling and cursing at you. throwing bottles,ausing concern for the safety of the officers there that night. >> reporter: the defense is quoting from prince george's county police, training materials to try to show the jury that if there is a physical assault or threat of an assault against a police officer or others, then the use of force with a baton is authorized. that's the latest live in prince george'

according to police mckinney knew the women and said he took their key then made a copy of it.ice say he went into their apartments back in june to set up t even went back several times to move it. at one point he accidently recorded himself. two more victims have been identified. >>> police in bangladesh are looking into whether a bangladeshy man charged with trying to blow up the federal reserve building in new york had ties to radical groups in their country. officers arrested him this week. the u.s. attorney's office calls him one of the most dangerous terrorists the u.s. has seen since 9/11. prosecutors say he has already reached out to others about building a terror cell and nothing is going to stop him they say. court documents show he is considered attacking a military base near baltimore but changed his mind because he wanted a target that would cause more devastation. >>> o.j. simpson may soon be back in a courtroom. a nevada judge has agreed to reopen the armed robbery and kidnapping case against the former football star. she wants to see if simpson was so poorly rep

the mckinney act deals with homeless. the congress has cut the funding for the administration -- the congress has cut the funding that the administration has recommended. the biggest thing we have done the poverty in america is t tax simplification act of 1986. 6 million working poor families got off the payrolls. they are off of the tax-paying payroll because of that tax reform and they're keeping the tax money there. to help the poor, will have a commitment to the programs and those programs will go on and we're spending more in poverty programs today than we were in 1981. that is a fact. the poverty program we will concentrate on is creating jobs and opportunities so that everyone will have the opportunities that they want. >> senator bentsen, your response. >> i find that very interesting. because he has been of no help at all when it comes to passing the most major welfare reform bill in the history of our country, one where we're working very hard to see that people can get off welfare, break that cycle, take a step

what we have done for the poor is that we in fact the homeless bill, the mckinney act, which is the major piece of legislation that deals with homeless -- the congress has cut the funding that the administration has recommended. the poor and the poverty -- the biggest thing that we have done for poverty in america is the tax simplification act of 1986: six million working poor families got off the payroll; six million people are off the taxpaying payrolls because of that tax reform, and they are keeping the tax money there. to help the poor, we'll have a commitment to the programs and those programs will go on. and we are spending more in poverty programs today than we were in 1981 that is a fact. the poverty program we are going to concentrate on is creating jobs and opportunities, so that everyone will have the opportunities that they want.] >> senator bentsen, your response. >> i find that very interesting, because he has been of no help at all when it comes to passing the most major welfare reform bill in the history of our country, one where we are working very hard to see that peopl