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. >> at a special ceremony at fort meade, senator barbara mikulski awarded the bronze star, a long overdue, to two maryland veterans. >> on april, 1945 -- >> dr charles was a captain in the army medical corps at the battle of the bulge. >> i have no knowledge of planning anything. i was lying in the road and i realized another grenade had gone off nearby. betsy repeatedly exposed himself to small arms, and the -- >> he repeatedly exposed himself to small arms in order to move forward to help wounded shoulders. >> charles was an army medic in vietnam. >> i figured we had bought the farm. everybody went up to that hill. the jets were dropping their bombs. the enemy fired at us. i got hit in my arms and legs. >> for these men, it is not just an honor for themselves, but for the man they served with, many who gave their lives. >> i am so proud of them and that means a lot for me and my family, but also those great heroes i served with. >> we honor them, and in honoring them, we honor all those who have served our nation in the united states military. >> denton, we salute you. >> according to t

. >>> and it is veteran's day and fort mead is honoring those. it is at the plaza this afternoon.e guest speakers include a veteran and members of the vfw and orders will be in attendance and celebrating veteran's day a few days earlier. >> special day for megan and her family, the twins are turning 1. >> i cannot believe it. >> were you with us this time a year ago probably about this time on the show saying that was going to be your last skype interview. you spent time with us. >> this day a year ago were you say nothing more. >> a big happy and healthy girls. ky not believe how lucky i am to be their mom. it has been the biggest privilege i have known. i am never going to forget how many people send e-mails. and it made you feel great about the community where you live. you know how could i not feel great with them. >> what are they saying now. >> i have to say this. thanks to megan knight. she is a producer. she made cup cakes in celebration of the girls who never had sugar before and they're not going to have these because they have beenly in them. we will celebrate after the

the hearing resumes today at fort meade, maryland. bradley manning is facing more than 20 charges including aiding the enemy. they say he is not planning guilty to federal charges but less serious offenses. bradley manning festival to go on trial in february. >> a teenager said she was assaulted and a library. she said she felt a man following her and watching her, she left the library around 9:00 a.m. -- 9:00 p.m. tuesday night. she said the man committed a bathroom and touched her and pushed her. people are shaken by this incident. >> that is really scary. i come to the library almost every day for school. walking to my car gets kind of creepy. especially in the night. the lights are dark and it gets and the. >> the victim was not hurt. the man ran off when she started screaming. >> president obama now getting back to business after his re- election. he announced plans for a ground- breaking visit and about two weeks. this would be the first by an american president to the area. meanwhile in the west, groups calling on a president o

maryland houses major government institutions like aberdeen proving ground, fort meade, n.i.h. and n.h.a. half of the cuts slated to begin in january hit the department of defense. maryland is very much in the crosshairs of the fiscal cliff. economist inner bun about basues to john's hopkins university. it's the leading recipient of n.i.h. research grants. the fiscal cliff isn't just about spending cuts. tax increases would have to happen, too. since someday considered a higher income state, more money would come out of more of your pockets and we have more investment income, capital gains and dividend tax rates are scheduled to rise january 1. if congress and the president don't come up with a solution, experts predict maryland will be in a recession by early next year. >> we explain the fiscal cliff in greater detail, particularly how we got here and what happens if a deal is not reached on wbaltv.com. click on "project economy" and in our mobile app, tap picks. >> the nation's highest court says it will decide whether police can collect d.n.a. samples from suspects placed un

fort mead is celebrating rate ran's day. and members of the local vfw will be in attendance. >>> the governor is speaking at morgan state the founder day's con very kay shon before celebrating its anniversary and the contributions they made to the community throughout their history. >>> and at&t get caught in a lie? the fcc says yes. it announced plans to cover 96% of the country in with its 4g service. however curing the -- during a merger it could not do that unless it acquired the other carrier. they said they are lying saying that it would have expanded with or without t mobile. >>> ticking off the shipping season when tough get your gifts in the mail to reach destinations. if you are spending packages overseas it needs to be postmarked by tuesday. >>> and puerto ricans want to become a state. 61% supported state hood. now 4 million people in are american citizens and cannot vote for the president. >>> and time now for a check on the weather. it has been such a dominant story. if you are heading out you want to know what

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maryland houses many major government institutions like fort meade, the naval academy, nih, adn the nsa. all would take drastic funding cuts. >> we are one of the most defense-intensive states in the country. maryland is in the cross hairs of the fiscal cliff. >> another economist points to one of baltimore's crown jewels, john hopkins university. it would take a big hit because it is the leading recipient of nih research grants. >> it is not just about spending cuts. tax increases will happen, too. because maryland is a higher- income state, more money will come out of your pockets. >> also, more investment income. capital gains and dividend tax rates are also scheduled to rise. >> experts predict maryland will be in a recession by early next year if a solution is not agreed upon. the most recent state analysis estimates maryland could lose more than 53,000 jobs at the end of the fiscal year this coming june. >> the nation's highest court says it will decide whether police make connect -- may collect dna samples for people under arrest, which could have nationwide implications. the sup

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if they meade one of the indications, you know, things that we talk about that marijuanaprescribed for, they can get a prescription and dispensary card. you take the card and get your marijuana. the thing about the conditions is they have several of those things listed but then they have at the bottom other conditions that the physician thinks marijuana could be helpful with and that obviously leaves it much wider open and think that's one of the things that critics of this have been raising. >> yeah. it's sort of confusing, i think. >> it's not very -- there's not a lot of guidelines here because you leave so many open areas where people can scriprescribe . the question is does it get abused. i think that's where the debate goes. >> what about the news that there's this type of marijuana being grown in israel that has all the medicinal benefits but doesn't get you high. >> right. >> what do you nobody this? >> for some idea there's been an idea of juicing the marijuana plant, taking out the juices of the plant and particularly a substance known as cbd. thc is what gets people high. wh

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red bulls kenny cooper on the run, billy meade with the challenge. cooper goes down, hamid gets the red card, he's ejected. five saves before that. backup joe willis takes the field. he immediately has to deal with the penalty kick, cooper down the middle, willis guesses wrong and it looks like a red bulls goal. but referee calls encroachment. two new york players ernltded the box early and he has to kick again. tension building, right? encroachment. tension building, willis in a tough spot, re-kick, he comes up clutch. to the 88th minute, united on the attack, robbie russell with a pass to nick deleon, the only goal of the game by anyone. this is his seventh goal of the year, none bigger. united advances to the eastern conference semis. can you believe take us seriou, but we're moving on to the conference finals. it's unbelievable. as you can see, it means everything to this franchise, everything to the fans. it's just, like i said -- i'm speechless wi speechless. i can't believe we won, but i couldn't be more happy. >> united faces dynamo on sunday

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earlier today the private first class took the stand for the first time at his pretrial hearing in fort meade he appeared nervous and manning answered questions about his arrest in baghdad in two thousand and ten and the ensuing treatment he received while in detention while in court lawyers for the defense drove a life sized outline of his cell. can't kuwait manning reportedly walked around the outline describing different aspects of his cell while donning a bulky suicide smock or manning defense team argues that the charges against the army private should be dropped completely they say he was punished enough while detained in quantico where he was subjected to sleep deprivation and forced nudity it's unclear whether prosecutors will continue to pursue other counts the most serious of which is aiding the enemy if convicted of that charge manning could be looking at life behind bars we'll keep you posted on the latest on this case as it develops. the u.s. government has auction off plots of drilling to the highest bidder but the e.p.a. did bar one company from the auction british petroleum th

group of emergency management coordinators from each of the hospitals throughout san francisco who mead regularly with dph and dem to plan and prepare for our medical response. >> as rob mentioned earlier, one of the primary reasons for the medical exchange is to get an understanding of the capabilities, what can the military bring and what are some of the challenges that we as civilians are going to face when we have this large number of casualties. so what i'd like to hear from our civilian panelists is what were some of our observations about the capabilities the military demonstrated down at moffatt >> i think one of the challenges the city faces in a big medical surge event is if patients have to be evacuated and the bridges were out and how would we do that? yesterday we saw a wide range of patient movement vehicles, basically, and it was great to see all those resources and be aware of them. we saw the dual use vehicle from the va that there was one in san francisco and there's one in palo alto and those can take litters of patients. we saw multiple helicopters and we saw the c13

history the focus today at the military court in fort meade maryland is expected to be on his treatment while in custody among other things that offense alleges manning was held in solitary confinement for twenty three hours a day and stripped of his clothing his supporters call the treatment torture and the defense says he's already been punished the most serious charge is aiding the enemy and if convicted he could spend life behind bars well for now the u.s. government is not accepting a conditional plea deal one where manning would plead guilty to lesser charges but will revisit that issue later at a later date manning himself is expected to testify any time this week marking the first time the alleged leaker has spoken on behalf of the court over his part manning appeared in good spirits smiling and acknowledging supporters that packed the courtroom we'll keep you updated on all the developments throughout the day. well coming up next on our t. is the capital account with lauren lister let's check in with lauren to see what is on today's agenda laura and what are you working on ther

as far as i know the three child motion hearings happening in fort meade just up the road are just wrapping up right now they're happening all morning pushback that were supposed to be last week but sandy kind of moved everything along and it's actually really bizarre timing because this week will mark nine hundred days that bradley manning has been in what appears to be indefinite detention at this point his court martial will formally begin supposedly in february and by the time it wraps up he'll probably be behind bars for a thousand days at that point without actually finishing the trial but what we find out today is that actual trial when it does start up that court martial might be a lot simpler than what we thought if you go back and look at last february manning went into court and was asked to present a plea does he want to admit guilt to this is want to go to that and he deferred it hasn't entered anything until today his attorney civilian attorney david coombs is in the courtroom today and submitted a plea notice on behalf of mr manning and what that note is said this is going by

that's been going forward today according to the blog reports and others we're seeing out from fort meade maryland indicate that the military's been trying to explain why we was there were something like eight or nine separate delays in the case and not all the reasons seem to be great ones one that seems to have come out is that some of the people involved only wanted to work on the weekends because they didn't want to bring bring manning into these official government buildings during the week because people might gawked at him basically absolutely and i know that meanwhile i just want to touch cares a little bit meanwhile the seventh person was charged under the espionage act this week that's a navy linguist station in basra and named james hateful verger he was an allegedly . accused of copying intelligence files that were leased to stanford university and although president obama was reelected it doesn't seem like we're getting much of a change in terms of prosecuting these people a second term right. well so far we're not and i don't see that there's any reason to expect a dramatic

journalists is our own web writer andrew blake who spent much of yesterday inside the courtroom at fort meade. i have that right he went from kuwait so you want to go at it for eleven ok i got that right i perfect well you were there in the courtroom yesterday take us inside what happened yesterday was just the first day in the latest round of pretrial motion hearings of course like you said it's been. nine hundred thirty days i think at this point since he was first picked up and of course the trial should have started within one hundred twenty or so but here we are marshall should have which scheduled until february first are going to be ready and if it wraps up in march when it's supposed to will be at around one thousand by then so but this week that the hearings that we're having this week are really important because they are going to focus on what bradley experienced while he was at quantico in northern virginia so that's where it was kept for an eight or nine months and that's where for upwards of twenty three hours a day they took away his clothes they made him sit in a six foot by e

who joined me earlier in the studio i asked him to begin by taking us inside the courtroom on fort meade where he spent most of the day yesterday. yesterday was just the first day in the latest round of pretrial motion hearings of course like you said it's been. one hundred thirty days i think at this point since he was first picked up and of course the trial should have started within one hundred twenty or so but here we are marshall should have been scheduled until february and are going to go there and if it wraps up in march when it's supposed to will be at around eight thousand by then so this week that the hearings that we're having this week are really important because they are going to focus on what bradley experienced while he was at quantico in northern virginia so that's where it's kept around eight or nine months and that's where for upwards of twenty three hours a day they took away his clothes they made him sit in a six foot by eight foot room and subject him to conditions that the that the u.n. said were pretty much on par with torture so we're expected to actually hear m

. >> the mead head of apple's botched mapping system gets the boot. >> cyber monday breaking records.ore shoppers search for bargains on mobile device autos yes. we have more in your bloomberg after the bell report. hi, john. >> good afternoon, dan and carolyn. numbers show major growth in online shopping. according to numbers from ibm, cyber monday was the biggest online spending day of the year, up 30% from last year, shoppers relied on mobile devices, especially the ipad. and speaking of apple a management shake up at the company, uproar over the new iphone flawed mapping system led to ouster of richard williamson, manager in charge of that program. the company is now consulting without side mapping experts and pushing its maps provided to fix several mistakes that replaced google maps on the new iphone 5. the fight between hp and autonomy getting more intense, mike lynch fired off a heter demanding the company explain charges that they used accounting tricks to inflate the value. hp shot back saying it would not provide anymore details. over to google larry page met with officials

maryland houses many major government institutions like aberdeen proving ground, fort meade, the naval academy, n.i.h. and the n.s.a., all would see drastic research funding cuts. half of the automatic federal spending cuts slated to begin in january hit the department of defense. we are one of the most defensive states in the country. maryland is very much in the crosshairs of the fiscal cliff. economist innerbun basue points to one of baltimore's crown jewels -- john's hopkins university. it would take a big hit because it's the leading recipient of n.i.h. research grants. the fiscal cliff isn't just about spending cuts. tax increases would have to happen, too. since maryland is considered a higher income state, more money would come out of more of your pockets and also we have more investment income. capital gains and dividend tax rates are scheduled to rise january 1. if congress and the president don't come up with a solution, experts predict maryland will be in a recession by early next year. george lettis, wbal-tv 11 news. >> as we explained the fiscal cliff in greater detail, p

the one journalist that has been there throughout these proceedings is at fort meade now and joins usng us. >> thanks for having me. >> cenk: let me does you about the 120 days things. why have they kept him over 1,000 days. >> it hasn't been a thousand days yet. we're closing in on that. basically, the government goes to a special court martial convening authority. this was a big part of the previous hearing. they go to this guy and they say we're taking too much time here and we need to take this much time to get the evidence and do what we're doing. we need a delay. they get what's called and excludable delay and they're able to have it not count against them when you have someone like david coons bring a speedy trial motion, claiming that his rights have been violated. >> cenk: i find that egregious. you can ask for those all day long all decade long. they kept him in solitaire confinement. i want to know what happened today. apparently, there was a plea deal and the government did not accept it. just so many questions about that. tell me what went down. >> this ties into, you kno

attorney for private first class bradley manning made the offer during a pretrial hearing at fort meade today. if the court accepts the offer, military prosecutors could still try manning on the more serious charges against him, including aiding the enemy. >>> ten years after a massive protest, a hearing is underway to determine if d.c. police tampered with evidence related to the protest. several former george washington students were arrested. they claim that police shalls -- officials tampered with evidence. today's hearing was to decide what items can be used during trial. >>> still ahead, a driver sentenced for his role in a tour bus crash that killed four people in virginia. >> and tackling truancy in the district. we'll tell you about the steps being taken to hold parents more accountable. >> all day. every day. he'll wake up, he has it. if i want him to go to sleep, he has to fall asleep with it. >> and later on fox 5 news at 5, you don't want to mix this one. addicted to the ipad. why some toddlers, yeah, are going gaga over the tablet and throwing tantrum when is it's taken aw

. >>> happening now in fort meade, maryland, u.s.private accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of u.s. secrets online has taken the stand now. there have been tremendous speculation on whether private first class bradley manning would testify in his court-martial pretrial hearing this week. he is testifying about the alleged abuse and no word on whether he'll plead guilty to the charges including seven counts of leaking classified materials. if found guilty he would face a maximum of 16 years in prison. >>> in syria, could the end game be near? rebels and the regime fighting for damascus airport as the internet goes dark. arwa damon is there right now. i'll speak with her. is is new b. [ male announcer ] it's the power of aspirin plus more in a triple action formula to relieve your tough migraines. new bayer migraine formula. with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor. so all you notice is relief. aspercreme. your soups are so awesomely delicious my husband and i can't stop eating 'em! what's...t

meade.'s accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of war logs and diplomatic cables to wikileaks. he'll likely detail how he was treated while confined at quantico. manning claims that for nine months he was held in his cell for 23 hours a day, checked every five minutes, and often stripped naked. if this is proved to be true, manning could go free. joining me to explain that you will is a military lawyer, welcome, greg. >> good morning. >> if are you representing manning, and you're not, but if you were, why start with an accusation of torture at the hands of his u.s. captors? >> well, it could likely be a get out of jail free card under article 13 of the ucmj. if torch's alleged and proven -- torture's alleged and proven, the military judge does have the capability to dismiss all the charges. i don't think it's likely in this case, but it is a possibility. >> why do you think -- why do you think it's not likely? because manning, you know, he says he's been -- he was confined to solitary co

bw parkway fort meade into greenbelt. same story on route 50 inside the beltway. a live look one more time outside this time on the northbound side of 395 at the 14th street bridge here in virginia. looking good across the bridge span. and i'll be back with more traffic at 5:24. back to you mike and jess. >>> all right, thanks monika. virginia tech facing a conference opponent thursday night in a prime time match-up. >> and maryland men's basketball team starts the campaign tonight in 2012 and 2013. a preview coming up in sports. >> the question of the day before we head to break, here we go -- >> well, here's a look at a response you posted on the wusa9 facebook fan page. tony king wrote -- >> uh-huh. what do you think? put your answer on our facebook pan page and we'll have the answer in our 6:00 show. we will be right back. >>> we have breaking news coming out of fauquier county. virginia. >> authorities are investigating an officer- involved shooting. right now on tackett mill road in stafford. the sheriff's department tells 9news now this victim in this has d

in fort meade, there will be a ceremony at 3:00. guest speakers include congresswoman donna edwards, a korean war veteran, and the military order of world wars will also attend. veterans day is this sunday, the 11th. >>> it is one of the most famous last names in music, but one family member is trying to change it, or at least change the spelling. singer jermaine jackson trying to legally change the spelling of his last name to s-u-n rather than s-o-n. he says he's changing the spelling for artistic reasons. but he wouldn't elaborate on that. jackson has been touring with his brothers and promoting his new book about his late brother, superstar michael jackson. son, not sun. there's a distinction. >> i guess if you write it differently, you should say it differently? >> or you pronounce it exactly the same. >> maybe psychologically it has an artistic meaning for him. maybe. >>> every other state was called except florida. what's holding up the final election results this time in the sunshine state. >>> get ready to shop until you dr

mead gets a red card and is ejected.p keeper joe willis comes in and immediately has to deal with the penalty kick. cooper right down the middle and willis is long and looks like a red bull goal but the referee calls encroachment. they have to kick it, again. tension building. tough spot and on the weak kick, huge save to remain scoreless! 88th minute now, we skip ahead. united on the attack. robby russell, what a feed to nick dalion and the rookie's seventh of the game and none bigger than this and united advance to the eastern conference finals. can you believe it? >> we hung in there and we bailed another guy out. we bailed bill out and that's kind of the m.o. of this team right now. when the chips are down and there's a certain speirit about them. it has nothing, these guys have just come together by themselves. and sometimes belief is enough. >>> the maryland football program making headlines this year, not the good kind. they have lots of injuries. first all four quarterbacks have gone down. the fifth stringer is a