. >> particularly your take on what the culture was as between senior members of the metropolitan police service and journalists. >> i have got no direct knowledge of this. and as i said in my hands of my written statement, i have been through all of the records that the home office could find of this period as home secretary, and the issue of media relations, itself, is very rarely mentioned. i mean, my view from being briefly practiced in the bar of the 1970s when the evidence was emerging of endemic corruption of the police service including london and having taken a close interest in the whole issue of police a accountability from the very first year of the house of commons, because i had a private members in on that, was that the relationship was not altogether satisfactory one and i certainly didn't take the view. i worked on the basis that i have worked in every police station, every police station, the local and the national papers would have a stringer who is a police officer or member of the staff who they were paying, and that was also just regarded as a fact of life by senior

clearly in the pockets of the press. >> bergman: the metropolitan police, the largest police force inain. >> yeah, in london. were in a cozy relationship with the press. >> bergman: britain's top cop, sir paul stephenson, who had spoken with tguardian editor and had ultimate responsibility for the investigation, also decided it was time to go. and neil wallis, the former deputy editor of the news of the worlwho had been hired by the police, was arrested and questioned about allegations of phone hacking. and there was one more casualty. at the news of the world, after 168 years, the presses made their last run. >> that was the first paper he bought in this country. his first love, gave him the money to buy the sun, gave him the money to then set up sky satellite television, gave him the money to buy the independent big city stations in the united states which then turned into the fox network. he's had to close it down. not change it, not sell it-- close it. >> bergman: hundreds of jobs would be sacrificed, but there was hope that the sky deal could still be secured. rupert murdoch flew

to take account of is this, the whole of my relationship with the police, particularly the metropolitan police when i was home secretary was framed above all by the "lawrence inquiry." i had become home secretary very early in may. i had made no commitment about an investigation into lawrence before the election or at the election, because i did not think it was appropriate, but one thing i did was to call for the papers and look at what had happened or had not happened. and then at the end of july, 1997, three months after taking the job announced this inquiry. and as both lord blair and lord brings out, that was deeply traumatic the metropolitan police, and particularly with lord condon who was my commissioner from 1997 until he retired which was early 2000, and it was absolutely dominant, so i just needed to be a bit what we were dealing with there was much wider failings of the met which came out more dramatically than they did in the course of the inquiry. >> the "lawrence" support -- "lawrence" source was of course, leaked and are you able to comment about the report surrounding that. >>

from the metropolitan police department, there is no data that supports that. >> he says the council has adopted rules to allow liquor in grocery stores to begin selling alcohol at 7:00 a.m. bar hours will be extended on a trial basis. they will be able to stay open about 19 days to wrap the year. >> folks from the area are remembering the godfather of go- go. they honored chuck brown last night. they gathered to sing and share stories of the legendary singer last night. he was an icon. the creator of go-go. he loved the fans, just as much as they love him. >> i love taking pictures and signing autographs. there was a time when the on the people of the pictures were the police. -- where the only people who took pictures were the police. >> he said he grew up shining shoes and ended up in the prison. and inmates made him a guitar. once he got out, he hit it big with go-go. much more on his life and legacy on our website on wjla.com. >> tmz reporting the queen of disco, donna summers has died. she died this morning after a battle with cancer. she was in florida at the time of her death

go agoen time went on the today show to clear his name and place blame on metropolitan police. >> and they have seemed accurately disinterested with anything showing that i was out of up to. the receipts are one example. >> and he was told he could not visit his wife and is allowed back in the hospital and feels like a person of interest in the case. the police have not commented. >>> there is a 104-year-old military veteran living in our area. not a man but a woman with a lot of spunk and a major honor coming her way. we'll meet her coming up. >>> the white house gave away too much information about a classified mission. and what is up in sports, dave. >>> bryce harper has some history with the phillies halladay. he's a good piper. bryce is a good hitter and rookie. they will hook up again tonight and we'll show you how bryce harper plans to tackle them. and so far, doing good against him. coming up. coming up. . >>> if you have a story idea, call the tipline. shoot an e-mail to fox5tips@wttg.com. @wttg.com.   . >>> pakistani doctor who helped the u.s. government track down osama

members of the tsa went head-to-head with lond londons famed metropolitan police department. they dragged a 150,000-pound plane about 100 yards looking for the fastest time. the usa took top honors with the tsa clocking in at just over 30 seconds. the competition was to raise money for cancer research but they were probably just told to take off the shoes. they had the advantage. is that a terrible joke? >> blank stare. tell me another. >> i'll save it for later since they are so good. it is time now for an early look at some of the stories we're following throughout the day. the senate will vote on whether to debate a democrat plan to freeze student loans at the current interest rate of 3.4%. taxes on high earning owners of the corporation would pay for it. an alternative republican plan would pay for it by eliminating a provision under the new health care law. elsewhere in washington, the national park service and friends of the national world war ii memorial will lay a wreath to commemorate the 67th anniversary of victory in europe day. and comedian don rickles is 86. all

. >>> metropolitan police chief cathy lanier will get to keep her job for the next five years. in a statement mayor vince gray says crime is down. sources say la near's salary will remain at the rate of $250,000 a year. >>> a man accused of killing a mother and daughter so he could abduct her sisters was in court today. the bodies of joanne bane and a 4-year-old were found outside tons. >>> the kiss against former presidential candidate john edwards. a former edwards spokesperson, now a white house staffer, testified about a tense scene in which edwards' late wife elizabeth blew up at donors. >>> if you've been hearing some random cheers, here's why. >> your washington capitals have just tied up their series with the new york rangers. kristen berset is live at verizon center. they tried their best to go into overtime. >> a little deja vu there. you were talking about some cheers. when about cow bells if there's plenty of that going on tonight. the caps playing some inspired hockey, backs against the wall. they yet to lose consecutive games, and that was not about to happen toni

according to the las vegas metropolitan police, this driver was agitated because he was down on his luck was he going to leave his stuff there and walks into the desert and disappear. >> i don't know what he was planning to do but what he did after this was get arrested for resisting arrest. this is quite possibly the dumbest response i have ever seen to someone losing money in vegas. >> why would you take the time to move to throw it all in the middle of the street? >> all they said was this man was down on his luck. this is how he got his frustrations out. >> if i was him, i would feel pretty lucky i had all this stuff. >> he has five different kinds of chairs in that pile. >> they look like nice chairs. he could have resold them for some cash. you only need one chair if it is just you. >>> this guy looking like that standing in front of the sign, he just wants a ride. the story behind the video on rate this mint. >>> ready, set, arm wrestle. >> what was that sound? >> i think you can venture a >>> you have never seen a time-lapsed video like this before. this is zurich, switzerland wh

s metropolitan police department is offering up to $1000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case in what is now classified as felonious assault. maureen? >> john hanrahan tonight >>> police is investigating a double shooting on stevens road. at about 4:30 am. police identified the victim who has died as michael o'shay >>> we are just a little more away from hockey's most dramatic event, a game 7 winner york facing the rangers. fox 5's lindsey murphy is also in the big apple. she joins us now. sounds exciting out there, murph. >> reporter: maureen, it is crazy here in mid-town manhattan but it is so much fun. in a little other four hours, the capitals are going to know their fate. are they heading home for summer or heading to new jersey for the eastern conference final. game 7 is here. madison square garden at 7:30. and the caps already practiced here. they stated for about a half hour as they prepare for their second game 7 of this postseason. the capitals did win game 7 against the bruins in boston in round 1. so they kind of know what to expect on th

signing a five-year extension to stay on as chief of the metropolitan police department. wtop reports her salary will remain the same, $253,000 a year. she's got no raises or bonuses. lanier has been chief since 2007. >>> loudoun county supervisors will decide the fate of phase 2 of metro silver line when they vote july on whether or not to opt out. that includes a poe posed staying at dulles airport -- proposed station at dulles errant. today a local consequence today we have the report. >> reporter: stage 2 is supposed to include two stops in loudoun county right here along the greenway, but loudon supervisors may not let that happen. >> i have nothing against dulles rail. i think it should stop at the airport. i don't think loudoun county residents will benefit from it. >> reporter: supervisor ken reed is unconvinced after listening to economist steven fuller. >> the outcome is more residential development with less commercial development, a higher tax burden for residents. this is a no brainer. >> reporter: fuller says with rail loudoun county will tract high density

they know of no other major metropolitan police department with a written order assuring they can maintain their appearance. change may have not much effect right away because the only officer is a reserve scheduled to graduate in august. the special order allows them to tie beards in a knot and tuck it underneath their chin. the turbines are supposed to match the color of the department issued caps which are blue and display the same badge as seen on the caps. back in one minute with more. >>> jane is our guest this friday on c-span radio. discusses his book, peace, they say. the most famous and controversial prize in the world. >> it was to honor the u.n. but they were saying they were admonishing the american administration in the new world against terror. everything must go through the u.n. that was a message of the peace prize. >> do you know that? >> the chairman was pretty explicit in his so-called presentation speech at the prize ceremony. he was very explicit the next year when the prize goes to jimmy carter. when the chairman announces the prize to carter he says this prize is in

you told number 10 that unless the prime minister ordered the review by metropolitan police, "the sun" would put theresa may on the front page every day until "the sun"'s demands were met. is that true or not? >> no. >> is any part of that drew? >> i didn't speak to number 10, or the home office about the mccanns, and telling think after the campaign had been one. in a can of any conversation as i had, and i don't think directly to prime minister. i think it was one of his teams. >> we can find out in due course whether this is true or not, but i must repeat it to you. you just said you directly intervened with the prime minister and warned him that unless it was a review by the metropolitan police "the sun" will put their home secretary theresa may on the front page every day until "the sun"'s demands were met. is that true or not? >> i did not say to the prime minister i will put theresa may on the front page of "the sun" every day unless you give me -- i did not said the. invite any conversations with number 10 directly, they would have been particularly about that but they would'v

. >> of the metropolitan police department started it all. >> then the council member's office calledthey doubted this rolls-royce. -- they offered this rolls- royce. >> it is also about showing kids in this city that adults are paying attention. >> in a matter what obstacles you are going through. >> she will go on to evergreen state college on multiple scholarships. we hope you have the time of your life. that is it for abc 7 news at 5:00. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> gunfire at a metro station two people are hit, and commuters are sent running for cover. >> this happened at the metro station in rockville. the gunmen opened fire hitting two teenagers. >> we have an update for you from 5:00. we now know there are two suspects in custody. one pulled the trigger one islam who might have been his accomplice. -- one who might have been his

you told number 10 that unless the prime minister ordered the review by metropolitan police, "the sun" would put theresa may on the front page every day until "the sun"'s demands were met. is that true or not? >> no. >> is any part of that drew? >> i didn't speak to number 10, or the home office about the mccanns, and telling think after the campaign had been one. in a can of any conversation as i had, and i don't think directly to prime minister. i think it was one of his teams. >> we can find out in due course whether this is true or not, but i must repeat it to you. you just said you directly intervened with the prime minister and warned him that unless it was a review by the metropolitan police "the sun" will put their home secretary theresa may on the front page every day until "the sun"'s demands were met. is that true or not? >> i did not say to the prime minister i will put theresa may on the front page of "the sun" every day unless you give me -- i did not said the. invite any conversations with number 10 directly, they would have been particularly about that but they would'v

anyone with information is urged to call metropolitan police or dial 911 immediately.ack to you, andrea? mike? >> reporter: today the man whose store became the focus of a 9 wants to know investigation is headed to trial. richard kim is accused of selling alcohol to a minor. our cameras caught underage customers. some told our news crew they had no problem getting alcohol there. >>> a singer from one of the most successful pop groups ever has died. robin gibbs died yesterday. he was 62 years old. gibbs had been fighting colorectal cancer for sometimes and he developed pneumonia just a few weeks ago. as part of the bee gees, barry and robin became part of saturday night fever. but they struggled to break out of their image as a disco group. >> you can't be wonderful to everybody one minute and terrible to everybody the next. we were pretty well devastated by it. >> reporter: now barry is the only surviving bee gee. after disco faded the brothers split up for other careers. in the 199 0z they were honored with the rock n roll hall of fame. >>> we'll see if the 2012 debt

someone drove the 10-year-old to the metropolitan police station. she was struck in the leg while sitting in a vehicle. so far no information is available on any suspects. the girl is expected to recover. >>> this morning an investigation is underway into how a car ended up inside someone's apartment. this happened about four hours ago in glendale, maryland. the driver put their car halfway into an apartment. >>> the school board said the 10 commandments display is part of another presentation that includes historical documents. >>> it is time for another your money report. >> we are looking downward, jessica doyle? >> reporter: we are looking lower on wall street this morning. maybe a tough open for wall street on the heels of markets plummeting in overseas trading today. ization stocks are off about 2.5%. investors are reacting to elections in france and greece. voters kicked out politicians who have been leading austerity movements throughout europe. >>> back here in the u.s., if you want a bargain while buying a home, you may want to act fast. h

you kindly provided a schedule of meetings with senior officers with the metropolitan police. >> yes.> the second page of that, it appears that you did not engage with john gates, assistant commissioner, after december 2006. is that to the best of your recollection correct a? >> i -- i -- i don't think that's correct. i think i did meet him. but i, i me, we hoped, we hoped to show we hosted the police break the awards every year for start and i was always in attendance, and so, i'm sure that he would've been there. so i just, i really do not think the diary entries are a full picture. >> is likely to be a difference between a large function where you might bump into people, any conversation might be smashed, and dinner a wrestler, maybe only a few of you, conversation might be -- >> no, i did, i do remember having a meeting with john yates, a lunch, aroundi think about the time that cash for honor. >> we are back in 2005? >> right. again, this diary may be corrected in. i didn't see much of john yates spent are you able to say whether that you discuss phone hacking issues within? >> b

dcs metropolitan police department is offering a $1,000 reward for information thats to an -- leads to an arrest and conviction. >>> also new this morning a deadly accident involving a motorcycle and tractor trailer. this happened overnight in the 8900 block of wood yard road in clinton maryland. so far no word on what exactly lead to the crash but the driver of the motorcycle died. the westbound lane is open but the eastbound lane is still closed. >>> names of 362 u.s. law enforcement officers died on duty, will be formerly dedicated on the law enforcement officers memorial tonight. yesterday at the white house, president obama and vice- president biden, welcomed several officers who per forked heroically on the -- performed heroically on the job >> they don't ask for a lot of credit, they don't go to work planning to be heros. >> tonight's candlelight service will be held at the the memorial at 8:00 p.m. eric holder will deliver the key note. >>> president obama and mitt romney wrapped up a busy week on the campaign trail. romney had the honor of being commencement speaker at liberty

you told number 10 that unless the prime minister ordered the review by metropolitan police, "the sun" would put theresa may on the front page every day until "the sun"'s demands were met. is that true or not? >> no. >> is any part of that drew? >> i didn't speak to number 10, or the home office about the mccanns, and telling think after the campaign had been one. in a can of any conversation as i had, and i don't think directly to prime minister. i think it was one of his teams. >> we can find out in due course whether this is true or not, but i must repeat it to you. you just said you directly intervened with the prime minister and warned him that unless it was a review by the metropolitan police "the sun" will put their home secretary theresa may on the front page every day until "the sun"'s demands were met. is that true or not? >> i did not say to the prime minister i will put theresa may on the front page of "the sun" every day unless you give me -- i did not said the. invite any conversations with number 10 directly, they would have been particularly about that but they would'v

, cheryl carter, mark hanna, paul edwards, and persons unknown to conceal material from the metropolitan police service. >> the couple released a statement calling the decision to proceed with the trial both unjust and weak. brooks stepped down as the head of rupert murdoch's british newspaper last summer. she rose through the company quickly and at a young age becoming editor of the sun tabloid and then editor of news of the world. when murdoch flew to london last summer, he were asked by a journalist outside his home what his priority was and he famously turned to brooks and said this one. days later, she resigned. brooks strongly denies all of the allegations. a date for the trial has yet to be set. stephanie gosk, nbc news london. >>> an airport security supervisor used a dead man's identity and he pleaded not guilty in court. that airport worker is from nigeria. police arrested him. he worked as an airport security supervisor at newark airport for the past 20 years. authorities say he's been using the name jerry thomas, who was the victim of a homicide in new york city back in 1992. prosec

the metropolitan police in u.k.y support it and they really want this to happen but it cannot legally happen without portugal agreeing to do it. the mccann family by the way has continued to hire a private detective and see if they get anymore leads and they appeal to anyone who can still come forward with any information that could help. carol? >> zain verjee live in london for us this morning. >>> the actress, betty white, using her celebrity status to help get a politician elected. it's all about how that politician treats dogs. yes. it's coming your way in five minutes. >> it's human nature to invent. it's human nature to try to make your life better. it's human nature to try to make the world around you a better place. it's really freaking hard. good ideas shouldn't find their ways on shelves because they're the ideas of people with the right luck or circumstance. they should find their ways on shelves because they are just great ideas. that's it. plain and simple. this is an rc robotic claw. my high school sci

is the first major metropolitan police department to make such a change. t now there is one sikh officer going through the police academy. >>> federal authorities in dallas are profiling a suspect tonight and offering a reward after a series of scares involving white powder. dozens of letters have been sent from the dallas area to schools, governors' offices, and embassy offices overseas since '08. several came to our area. the powder in the letters turned out to be corn starch but the incidents cost thousands of dollars because hazmat teams are called out. >> he has an unusual fascination with certain topics such as the fbi, intelligence, the cia, terrorism, aerospace industry, as well as conspiracy theories. >> there is a $150,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. >>> a judge found probable cause to move forward with a second-degree murder charge against a marine private first class. michael pof is accused of stabbing a fellow marine to death near barracks road last month. he is being held without bond and will be in court in july. pof's att

according to the tokyo metropolitan police, she died by suffocation by compression. it's essentially strangulation. what the police tell us is that they have arrested two american men. both of them are in the music industry. a 19-year-old musician. he is considered a minor because adulthood is 20 years here in -- 20 years old here in japan. and the other is a dancer, 23-year-old james blackstone. the u.s. state department confirmed the two americans have been arrested, but wouldn't go any further than that. according to a news agency, though, we're getting new details from them. furlong and a friend attended a mickey minaj concert when they were approached by the two americans. they all went to dinner after the concert and ended up in a hotel in an area that's known after hours as a party and drinking area. tokyo police confirmed to cnn this at the hotel a guest complained of a loud noise in the early morning hours of thursday morning. when hotel workers got to the hotel room, they found nikola dead in the room with a 19-year-old american. police have arrested the two

of newspapers in the united kingdom and an the world far beyond anything asked of us by the metropolitan policeave volunteered any evidence of apparent wrongdoing to the authorities and we have instituted sweeping changes in our internal controls and our compliance programs. the statement goes on to help ensure that nothing like this ever happens again anywhere at news corporation. the criticism of our ceo, i should say, the former head of g.e. jack welsh said, it is outlandish to suggest that rupert murdoch is anything less than perfectly fit to move the organization forward. i see nothing but integrity from him. he has nothing been straightforward and above board with all interactions with me and his council age us on and innovative moves have been a source of inspiration to me. that is from jack welsh. the committee has to decide on the punishment for the three current and former executives which is accused of giving misleading information about the scandal. >> on this day in 1927, britain imperial airway served the first in-flight meal on a flight from london to paris. at the time, passenge

. >> what we are absolutely confident in is that the metropolitan police are determined to get to theottom of it, their leads and with portuguese authorities. >> reporter: this could be the mccanns' last chance to find madeleine. they have shared their memories and her photos with the world in the hope that no one forgets that she is still a little girl lost and far from home. the mccanns have spoken again this week saying that they get great strength from cases in america where kids disappear and then reappear again after several years. they, of course, are hoping that the same will be true for madeleine. back to you. >> thank you, tazeen. >>> and if only every day on the campaign trail could be a slam dunk. senator scott brown showed his swagger on the basketball court at a local community center in hyannis, massachusetts. he lobbed an underhand shot sinking it from half-court. there rushed by the crowd. brown is currently running for re-election in massachusetts against challenger elizabeth warren. a good shot, that's for sure. six minutes past the hour right now. you're up to date

of baltimore, bw parkway, route 50 corridors, downtown traffic so far so good from ddot and metropolitan police. no issues to report heading into northeast, northwest, bridges in southeast checked in all right as well. that's a look at your drive. back to you. >> thanks, beverly. >>> it is about 5:02 now. maryland lawmakers have one more shot to get it right. a special session in the general assembly begins later this morning and a budget must be passed in order to avoid the so-called doomsday budget. >> delia goncalves is live in our satellite center with just how lawmakers expect to get this done if just three days when they couldn't get it done during the regular session. >> reporter: i know. that regular session 90 days and so that was five weeks ago. they couldn't get anything done 90 whole days. so the governor now says they have to get right down to business in order to pass a budget by wednesday. so of course that means there will be no discussion of the prince george's county galling casino proposed at national harbor. that will not be on the agenda. the governor blamed the gambling de

. >> tonight we'll go behind the scenes like never before with the las vegas metropolitan police department. >> apparently he thinks he makes a lot of money doing this. >> undercover as it happens to solve crime, and you'll hear what suspected criminals have to say for themselves. >> chris hanson with ""dateline" nbc." how you doing? >> what about the restaurant that time when she says -- >> was y'all following us around at the restaurant? >> i'll get to that in a little bit. i have a video i think you might want to see. can i play it for you? >> more than 30 million tourists will visit las vegas this year. and while they eat, drink, and play, another side of vegas is hard at work. criminals scamming, stealing cars, and selling sex. that's where the cops come in. over the past year, we've been watching undercover on riefgs the las vegas police department, one of the most proact initiative the country. >> you have to be creative in your approach to law enforcement. the criminal element is so you have to be as well. >> sheriff doug giless pea is the man in charge. >> if you continue to go aft

you told number 10 that unless the prime minister ordered the review by metropolitan police, "the sun" would put theresa may on the front page every day until "the sun"'s demands were met. is that true or not? >> no. >> is any part of that drew? >> i didn't speak to number 10, or the home office about the mccanns, and telling think after the campaign had been one. in a can of any conversation as i had, and i don't think directly to prime minister. i think it was one of his teams. >> we can find out in due course whether this is true or not, but i must repeat it to you. you just said you directly intervened with the prime minister and warned him that unless it was a review by the metropolitan police "the sun" will put their home secretary theresa may on the front page every day until "the sun"'s demands were met. is that true or not? >> i did not say to the prime minister i will put theresa may on the front page of "the sun" every day unless you give me -- i did not said the. invite any conversations with number 10 directly, they would have been particularly about that but they would'v

she says a report about her boyfriend who is a sergeant for the metropolitan police department is a reallyheap shot. during her monthly "ask the chief" segment on wtop, she disputed the front page report in "the washington times." the story says her boyfriend earned $34,000 in overtime pay, suggesting favoritism. >> i think it's a really cheap shot at my personal life. all the benefits that every member of the department gets are codified in law. they all get the same benefits. it can't be manipulated. so to suggest that i manipulated a particular sergeant's benefits is absurd. >> the article suggested that the chief lives with her boyfriend in maryland. lanier says she owns a home in maryland but her primary residence is in the ft. lincoln neighborhood in northeast washington. by law she must live in the district. >>> a former maryland terp and current oakland raiders wide receiver is facing drunk driving charges. darrius heyward bay was pulled over last month after police say him speeding and weaving. he failed a field sobriety test and was arrested. his blood alcohol level has not been

the first for allegedly conspiring with others to conceal materials from the metropolitan police. they include her husband, charlie brooks, her former p.a., cheryl carter, the company's head of security, mark hannah, news international chauffeur paul edwards and security consultant darrell josling. apart from cheryl carter, they are all additionally charged with concealing documents, computers and other electronic equipment. however, cheryl carter and rebecca brooks are both charged with conspiring together to permanently remove seven boxes of material from the news international archive. all of this is happening during the furor over the phone hacking scandal last year when the news of the world here was closed down and rebecca brooks resigned. and if the allegations are true, then rebecca brooks will have been involved in a cover-up at the very time she was appearing in front of the cameras with rupert murdoch. tonight she said that is not what happened. it is not her judgment that is at fault. >> holman: observers say brooks's coming trial could send new shock waves through the

tokyo metropolitan police say 21-year-old nicola furlong was killed by neck compression or strangulation say the two irish women and two more than men arrived here at the hotel around 1:00 a.m. by taxi, three hours later, a hotel guest complained of a loud noise coming from a room. when hotel worker got to that room, police said she was not breathing. a 19-year-old american man, was the only other person in the room. the furlong family spokesman a priest tells cnn by telephone that this loss in incomprehensib incomprehensible. >> this is the most devastating thing that has happened in this area. the parish in which nicola belongs, there's only 300 or 400 in total. so all these 300 or 400 families would know each other quite well. when anything happens, it has a huge impact, a young person especially, everybody knows and everybody is in some way involved or concerned. >> police arrested the two american men, they're being transferred in these cars from the police station to an undisclosed location. the t jam neither men have been directly charged in fur long's murder, rather they are bein