the jury also heard from university of north caaolina lacrosse player michael burns.... he man huguley accsu intimate with.... and sparked the email where he threatened to kill er. burns on the stand said on a vvsit to -v-a 2 months before love's death, ..... "we heard a girl yelling, she was saying, help me, help me. weewent into george's aparrment, and i oopned thh door, i saw george with his arm around yeardley's neck." yeardley later told burns how she couldnnt breathe, and he ddscribed her as hysterically crying. burns says he and love were intimate several times, the last time about 2 weeks before her death. &phuguely is acccsed of killing love by slamming her head pgainst a wall. is defense maintains sheedied in art, by takinggthe heedied in prescription drug adderall and trial continues todayy oel d. smith, fox 45 early edition. afttr days of deliberations a jury convicts an inmate of purderiig a corrections officer.lee edward stephens was found guilty of ffrst degree urder in the stabbing death of corporal david mcguinn at the maryland hoose of correction in 220

michael burns .... re her death, he saw huguely choking love inside aa apartment. burns admits he had been intimate with love before... the last time, two weeks before she was killed. that relaaionship is the one that led huguely to send aa email to love saying "i should have killed you." huguely lawyers argue that love died by taking the prescription drug adderall, drinking alcohol, and passing out into a pillow after a fight with huguely. stay with fox45 for ccotinuing coveragg of the murder trial. we'll have a liveereport from chhrlottesville ... and you can get the latest information around the clock.. at fox baltimore dot com... click on ""eardley love murddr trial"... under "hot topics." and we're always updating the trial on our facebook page... facebook dot com slash fox balliiore. a montgomery countt teacher is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 16 year-old student. police say 27 year old ashley campbell had a sexual relationship with the male student from the montrose christian scho

the university of northhcarolinn lacrosse player michael burns.... the man huggley accsused love of eing &pintimate with.... anddsparked the email where he threatened to kill ee. burns on the tand said on a love's death, .... pwe heard a girl yelling, she was saying, help me, helppme. we went into geooge's apartment, and i pened the doorr i saw george with his arm around yyardley's neck." she couldn'' breathe, and hee described her s hysterically crying. burns says he and lovee were intimate several times, before her death. huguell is accused of killinn &plove by slamming her head pgainst a waal.. his defense maintains she died in part, by taking the prescription drug adderall and baltiiore police are the investigating a violent crime phis morning... n an otherwise quiet neighborhood. neighborhoodd police received a report of a shooting around 10:45 esttrday morning... here along haverford road in windsor ills.whee they arrived they found the body of an addlt man ho had been phot in the hhad. neighbors &psay they don't believe the victim is from the

that huguely had accused llve of "hooking up""withh it was michael burns who walked in and found huuuelyed... we heard a girl yelling. she was went in george's apartment and i open the door. i saw george with his arm around yeaadley's neck" yeardley later told burns how she couldn't breath. she desccibed her as hysticallyycrying. it was loves relationship with burrs that enraged huguely . it's a relationssip huguely references in the same email in which he treatenes to kill love. burns testified the two had been intimate just weeks before her death. aahoward county father understands all too well what yeardly love's mother is going through right now. (bill)"it can happen tto anybody.. i found out the hard " way"bill mitchell's daughter kristin was stabbed to death by her boyfriend in 2005... outside of philaddlphia. krissin's killer is now serving a 30 year senteecee p just ours before kristin's death:the 21 year old wrote an email to her dad.. outlining her relationship troubles.. (dad)"i wrote a whole respoose back to her.. said he needs to know you need your friends aad your own life.

michael burns .... testified that two months before her death... he saw huguely choking love insideean apartment. burns also admits he had bben intimate with love. that relationship is the one that led huguely to send aa email to love saying "i should ave killed you." huguely lawyers argue that love diid by taking the prescription drug adderall, drinking alcohol, and passing out into a piilow after a fight with huguely. stty with fox45 for continuing coverage of the muuder trial. we'lllhave a ive report from charlottesvvlle ... on fox45 news at 5:30. and you can get the latest information around the clock.. at fox baltimore dot com... click on "yeaadley love murder trial"... under "hot topics." trial on our faccbook page... - &pfacebook dot com slash fox baltimore. a montgomery couuty teacher is accused of having a sexual pelltionship with a 16 year-old student. police say 27 year old ashley campbell had a sexual relatiooship with the male christian school in rockville. the investigation began last friday afttr an anonymous eeail tipped ttem off to

the most revealing testimony came from michael burns, a lacrosse player who met yeardley love at the preakness in baltimore during their sophomore year. he said they hooked up from time to time, apparently while she was seeing george huguely. he testified that one time when he was visiting, he and a friend heard someone yelling for help in huguely's apartment. he said when they opened the door, they found huguely with his arm wrapped around love's neck, choking her. he then let her go and she ran out of the room crying. others testified he was drawn less than 24 hours after her death, attending a golf tournament with his father. they said one time love it him with her purse in a jealous, drunken rage. taking this spec -- taking the stand, a computer forensics expert who went over various e- mails found on her computer, including the one we have all heard of where he wrote to her, "i should have killed you." testimony resumes tomorrow morning at 9:30. >> we have added several new photographs in the case. a special tribute and a slide show on wbaltv.com. >> president obama is granting

captain michael burns of the maritime academy helped analyze the disaster for the folks at the discovery channel. let's start with how the wind could have saved all those people. walk us through your logic on that. >> well, what happened with our investigation, we had access to position data that showed the moment that the ship did strike the rocks. and then begin to slowly lose speed and come to rest dead in the water. . the wind direction at the time was coming from the northeast. it helped to set the ship down on to the shore where it finally came to rest on the ocean floor. had had that wind direction been slightly different, it's possible the ship could have been lost all together. >> this story were it not so real and were the consequences not so permanent and disastrous is almost like a mythological tale of bad leadership. of the inability to recognize and have the humility to pivot, if you will, or to change inside of your course of actions and command because of either your own denial or own ego or whatever it might be is the observation from a casual viewer of myself like this,

they're actually going to answer some of our questions right this minute because we have captain michael burns from the massachusetts maritime academy joining us via skype. now, let's just ask the first basic question, what went wrong? >> it appears a couple of things happened. one, the costa concordia was quite a bit closer to the coast than it needed to be. a lot of people weren't really sure what to do or where to go. the other problem, some of those lifeboats weren't able to be launched. it's an extremely rare occurrence. this type of thing doesn't happen at all! talk to me about the choices of the captain? >> he was probably trying to remain calm for his crew. he had to have known that something very serious had happened. i can't explain why he appeared to be so calm. it could have been prevented. >> they should have called cruise ship disaster inside the concordia and it appears this sunday on the discovery channel. >> look at this guy go and go and go. >> this is amazing. i have my money on this guy. >> see the man who wants to be the next american ninja. >>> tonight is taco night. and

on january 24th we spoke with lionsgate vice chairman michael burns.e's what was said after the interview. >> it's pushing towards ten bucks. people will say what now? later than a year ago. but i think at ten bucks it's still worth a look. and they're going to get squeezed. i think it's going to continue to go higher. >> three weeks later and the stock has rallied over 17%. but taking a hit today. now what? >> i think friday we saw a huge stock trade north of 12. downgrade today. so it's probably due for a pause. but the wall street journal spoke to people at trisinda said he might be interested in a film company, production company. nothing obviously set in stone. but lionsgate could make a lot of sense for a lot of reasons. if you get a pullback in the stock which you should now given the run we've seen, i still think this is a name you want. >> let's take today' pullback. >> listen. when i say pullback. where's it trading now? this was a $12.26 on the highs on friday. if somehow it can magically get back down to $10.50 or so, that's where you grab

o'toole suffering burns over 40% of his body and fellow volunteer ethan sorrell with burns to his roadway and 19-year-old michael mclary suffered burns and bruised ribs. there are positive signs from the hospital. >> they are alert. they are -- one is speaking with us. the other is communicating through writing. i'm cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: other firefighters joined their injured comrades as did families of the injured. a circle of support focused on a long road to recovery for the most seriously injured shared among that circle the knowledge that if healing allows, the injured would not hesitate to volunteer again and rush into the dangerous uncertainty of a burning building. >> it's something that you just have in your heart that you want to go out and do. >> reporter: derrick ward, news4. >> sources say the house was vacant but that the electricity remained connected. the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> and we turn now to the weather. you probably heard that wind out there today. you definitely felt it. meteorologist chuck bell joins us in storm center 4 live now with the latest on t

jurors heard from michael burns, a university of north carolina student who told the court he hookedwith yeardley love a few times. burns testified a few months before love's death, he was at a university of virginia party when he heard a woman yelling for help. he says he found george huguely with his arms around love's neck in a head lock. burns says he intervened an love ran out of the room crying hysterically. she later told him, thank you so much, i couldn't breathe. their relationship triggered an e-mail in which huguely once wrote love, i should have killed you. burns was one of 17 witnesses in the trial. a police officer testified. her right eye was swollen shut. she haed a black eye. there was dried blood around her mouth and nose. the defense tried to say that some of the injuries were a result of cpr. the police officer said he could see she was the victim of violence. >> she was bleeding, had bruises, had swelling. these are not the injuries that cpr would come close to causing. >> reporter: jurors were shown graphic photos of her body and the scene. huguely looked down,

. >> reporter: michael mccleary has burns to his hands and rib injuries after being burned battling a blaze at riverdale friday night. the 19-year-old, one of seven prince george county firefighters who were hurt was visited at the hospital burn unit by the fire chief and county executive. >> have you ever been injured before like this? >> yeah, a year ago i was shocked when a house fire put in a same floor. so hopefully i don't go back. >> reporter: the firefighters were put inside a vacant house on 57th avenue when there was a sudden rush of air, creating a fire ball, engulfing firefighters. lieutenant michael naples was also injured but helped pull some of his fellow firefighters to safety. >> i'm shooken up. ethan and ken are in my thoughts and prayers. hope they make a full recovery soon. >> reporter: 911 calls came pouring in. residents were con serpd the winds were fanning the flames. >> it's burning fast. the winds are blowing hard. >> i seen flames coming out. smoke everywhere. >> reporter: two firefighters from the bladensburg fire station remain in the burn unit, including

bear stearns and within and less than two years both of them were you know had crashed and burned amazing michael and mike in the in the half a minute or so we have left what's the biggest lesson that you got out of all this all this research i think the biggest lesson is that we need to have you know everybody talks about having companies that have open door policy as in people you know and they encourage whistleblowers and then encourage information flow but the truth is in reality. human relations people don't want to hear bad news that they don't want people to muck up the works but we need to have a real protections for whistleblowers and right now we don't know within corporations and certainly not within within the federal government like codes and thanks so much for being with us tonight. great thanks for having me on and if you want to see this come again or for more conversations the great minds go to conversations of great minds dot com after the break from the right to work for lust to mitt romney's distaste distaste for impoverished americans we have it all covered in tonight's big p

. >> reporter: michael mcclary has burns to his hands and rib injuries after being hurt battling a blaze in riverdale friday night. the 19-year-old, one of seven prince george's county firefighters who were hurt, was visited at the hospital burn unit by the fire chief and county executive. have you ever been injured before like this? >> yeah, a year ago, i was shocked with a house fire, the same floor. so, hopefully, i don't go back. >> reporter: the firefighters were inside a vacant house on 57th avenue when there was a sudden rush of air, creating a fireball, engulfing the firefighters. lieutenant michael naples was also injured but helped pull some of his fellow firefighters to safety. >> i mean, i'm shooken up. it's definitely a call i'm not going to forget, you know. ethan and kevin are in my thoughts and prayers and i hope they make a full recovery soon. >> reporter: 911 calls came pouring in. residents were concerned the wind was fanning the flames. >> you might want to hurry. this house is next door. it's burning fast and the wind is blowing hard. >> i'm seeing flames coming out,

burned over 40% of his body. >> they are good young men. that will help them pull through this. >> michael mcclery has read it cartilage damage and first degree burns on this hand. >> i now know how my parents felt when i was doing it. i am proud of him. >> that was cheryl. she said she had to come by the house to see the fire that injured her son. per se son is now out of the hospital. two other firefighters remain in the hospital. all of the others have been released. the big mystery is how a fire started in this vacant house. >> the investigation continues. turning now to today's when the weather that will continue through the evening and make it feel pretty cold out there we're live with more. >> the wind advisory has been cancelled for the metro area. here in the belfort furniture weather center, we have been tracking these wind gusts. around 26 at washington. when it chill factors are a lot colder. it feels like the 20's and winchester. look at the wind chill and oakland, md. now in the single digits. we do have some milder air on the way. my full forecast coming up in a few minutes

burns. three are still in the hospital. michael for injuries to his ribs and upper body. while two others remain in critical condition with their burns. officials say one has burns on his respiratory system and the other has second and third-degree burns covering 40% of his body. >> second and third degree burns are serious burns. third-degree burns are much worse. first degree is almost like a sunburn. third-degree is almost like a full thickness burn. >> despite the severity of the burns, firefighters are still conscious and alert. >> still communicating by writing. the second is communicating verbably. >> officials say a safety investigation team will determine what could have been done differently or if policies must change. lawrence goldberg is cap pain of the pikesville fire company and says the only difference between volunteer and career firefighters is the career ones get paid. >> volunteer firefighters go through the same thing that career firefighters do. all together we are working together for -- to protect the lives a

they say "the landscape is littered with superstars who burned out -- michael jackson, elvis presley,enix, john coltrane, amy winehouse. yes, whitney had life issues. so what? welcome to the world! angela and i prefer to remember people for the good things they did and how they blessed people." but allison, this goes on to beg the question, these are such brilliant people that we're talking about here that are plagued by their personal demons. and so many times, they unfold before our eyes, before cameras, but how many deadly meltdowns do we need to witness as a society to be able to learn how to step in and help them get the support that they need? i'm still struck that whitney, after all these years and being so close to clive davis, didn't have that structural, foundational support to help her if sobriety was the big problem. >> well, she did have it, and that's the key, and i think that was the key in talking to clarence avant, the former head of motown. he was very clear with whitney the last time he saw her. he said this is on you. you have to take control. you have to take care

michael was another of the injured riverdale firefighters. still clearly shaken by the events of friday night. >> it was very hot in there. >> reporter: mccleary would only briefly describe the circumstances that led to burns and cracked ribs. >> when we were inside, a member from nine fell down on me and something crushed my chest. >> i've always wanted to be one and i'm going stick with it. >> reporter: michael naples echoed that feeling. >> it's what i love. >> reporter: in riverdale, matt jablow, 9news now. >> two critically injured firefighters are being treated at the burn unit. armando trull spoke with family members at the hospital today. >> reporter: underneath it all we're all a big family. and although some of us are strangers, we're all the same. >> reporter: parents of the three firefighters with the most severe injuries recounted the harrowing moments. >> four and a half hours from new york, the longest ride in the world, not knowing what to expect. >> reporter: kevin 0 tewel has severe burns and is facing nearly eight months of medical treatment. ethan sorrell has respiratory system burns and is breathing through a tube. >> he's in some pain from the tubes and all, but other than that ethan

michael goust. the reason for the burning was extremists were writing in the koran, which i understand it is desecratinghe koran, and two, sending notes to each other, which is not allowed. do you have a problem with the way this was handled? >> well, i think it's a mistake that has happened. and i think president obama's apologize is the right thing -- >> why is that the right thing? if the extremists desecrated the koran and were organizing attacks, why wouldn't you take it away and what are you supposed to do with it then? >> he's the commander and chief and protecting american life is very important to us. we can't make statements that will cause more damage to americans and not only in afghanistan, elsewhere. he did the right thing. >> don't you think it's desecration if you write in a koran in isn't that desecrating a eye san francisco you are not supposed 20 write in it? >> it is abusing the koran. you you cannot write anything on the koran. >> so they are wrong -- so i go to you. why did we apologize? americans are dead. we deserve the apology. why did this president apologize? >> we do deserve

burn yourself, right? >> talk about that curling iron you have. >> this is the clampless. this is the big trend right now. everybody's using these. but you do need a little michaelyou're going to burn. >> and the irons do usually come with a glove. our budget version is the pro tools. it's $29.99. it works great. and chi makes them in different sizes. >> will you show us how it works? there's no clamp. you actually use your hand on it? >> so you're going to take a section. you hold it down. you spiral around. >> and that works until you get to the end. then you hold it. >> this is why you need the glove or else it's not going to end well for you. and you get an s-shaped wave. >> very nice. a lot of people use the traditional hot curlers. >> yes, hot rollers are great if you're intimidated by the tools. because this does all the work for you. >> okay. >> and in the drugstore, really nobody does it better than conair. $18.99, you get a whole set. this one is by remington. it's from target, $45. yes. and they come with clips. >> do they also come in bigger sizes as well? >> they do come in different sizes, yes. and the clips, if you're going to do this, use the cli

one woman splurged, but came out feeling burned. 7 on your side michael finney helped out. >> in thosebruno pipeline explosion, carol was at home, blocks away baking food for the weary firefighters, or at least trying to. >> i would bake cookies and throw them out because i couldn't bring them up to the firehouse like that. they were soggyin the middle. >> her wall oven she said won't heat up like the oven should and it never has. >> it's a guessing game and you have to sit there and watch it. if i turn it up a little bit, then they will burn. >> carol bought the combination bake and convection oven for $3,800 back in 2008. she said food has been coming out raw and runny ever since. her first disaster, a roast turkey. >> it was the most gorgeous, golden brown turkey i have ever seen. but when we cut into it, it was raw. >> she shows us pictures of the inside. >> the red is nowhere near cooked. >> and it had been cooking for hours. i went to carve it and i said what is this? >> technicians have been out half a dozen times to change settings and replace parts. the high level switch a few

one woman splurge but came out feeling burned. 7 on your side michael finney helped out. >> in thoses after the san bruno pipeline explosion, carroll was at home, blocks away baking food for the weary firefighters, or at least trying to. >> i would baby cookies and throw them out because i couldn't bring emup like that. they were sogfy in the middle. >> her wall oven she said won't heat up like the oven should and it never has. >> it's a guessing game and you have to sit there and watch it. if i turn it up a little bit, then they will burn. >> carroll bought the combination bake and con conviction oven for $3,800 back in 2008. she said food has been coming out raw and runny ever since. her first disaster, a roast turkey. >> it was the most gorgeous, golden brown turkey i have ever seen. but when we cut into it, it was raw. >> she shows us pictures of the inside. >> it's nowhere near cooked. >> and it was cook for hours. i said what is this? >> technicians have been out half a dozen times to change settings and replace parts. >> the high limit switch that's been' placed and temp senso

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meantime, we got this on whether that deadly rage over the burning of the koran is reason enough to get out of there. john from st. michaels maryland says maybe, i've never been an advocate of cut and run, but this latest civilian behavior has got my scale dipping in the wrong direction. it's time to get the boots off the ground. and it's time for me to say good night. that's our broadcast. i'll be back at 11:00. i'll see you later. bye bye. >>> now, "entertainment tonight entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> how angelina's leg stole the oscars. >> she knew exactly what she was doing. >> the pose everybody's talking about today. >> that angelina pose is not that easy to pull off. >> that leg was something else. . plus, meet the new dancing stars, including heather locklear's ex. >> and will gladys knight do a dancing tribute to whitney houston. >> i would like to. ♪ i want to dance with somebody ♪ >>> sandra bullock, tina fey, j. lo with steven tyler, the exclusive "vanity fair" oscar photos that you haven't seen and new video from inside hollywood's biggest party. >>> george clooney on the change they made to his

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