well alone i think that monitoring people is quite different than what mr downes is arguing that the f.b.i. is doing right now preemptive prosecution because he says his argument is that the f.b.i. is crazy is playing a major role in creating this so called crimes to then war people into. through paid informants to then arrest them and call them suspects call them criminals and imprison them before a crime is even committed so that's why he is taking issue with this mr downs and he is monk one among many people that is saying that the f.b.i. is playing a major role in in basically creating these scenarios manufacturing crimes that would never have taken place if not for the role of the f.b.i. paid informants that are working with the f.b.i. to us set up these kinds of scenarios now does mr downs feel like he's getting anywhere when you mention the fact that you know amnesty international human rights watch they don't even take cases on like this so how does someone like him make a difference. well he's doing what he can do is the cone co-founder of of an organization called project s

>> the mayor and mr. downs discussed it. it's put to rest. the council was informed of the issues and that was it. >> reporter: the council member doldruw says she did not know about all the citations until we told her. she says it is that lack of transparency and fiscal responsibility which led her to recently run for mayor. >> the policy needs to be reviewed. it needs to be redone. >> reporter: she lost, but says she will continue to fight to make sure citizens in new carrollton aren't being taken for a ride. we're told downs did pay for those tickets and only gets gas reimbursement for city-related travel. you can read the entire e-mail response downs sent us at www.myfoxdc.com. click on special reports under the news tab. you can also watch the first part of our new carrollton investigation and send us any tips. maureen umeh, fox 5 news. >>>ed murder of chandra levy now in the -- murder chandra levy now in the hands of the jury. both side closed up their case today. deliberations begin monday morning, the defense pushing the point all evi

beautiful separated space, while at the same time, transit is moving quickly and efficiently and down market street. mr. garcia works down at east bay. he is going to check his bike into a store front center, activating one of the spots. he knows his bike is safe. he arrives by bart. mrs. garcia goes down to her employer, where there is abundant parking for bicycles, and she is energized. so we have the crosstown bikeways connecting the western neighborhoods to downtown jobs and reasonablregional transit. we are going to go on to meet our second family, the chans. they just bought an apartment and they do not have bikes but they are able to pick up a bike through a share program, and before you know it, they are traveling down a two way separated lane along the bridge. they continue along the embarcadero also on a separated twa facility -- two way facility on the way to fisherman's wharf. this shows us the need for shared space on jefferson street. cars would be invited as long as they move at pedestrian speeds. the chans arrive at the hyde street pier, they check anin their bikes, then they go to unio

>> the mayor and mr. downs discussed it it was put to rest. the council was informed of the issues.ro says she did not know about all of the citations until we told her. she says it is that lack of transparency and fiscal responsibility which led her to recently run for mayor. >> the policy need to be reviewed. it needs to be redone. >> reporter: she lost but says she will continue for fight to make sure citizens in new carrollton aren't being taken for a ride. we're told downs did pay for the tickets and only gets gas reimbursement for city-related travel. can you read the entire e-mail response downs sent us at myfoxdc.com. click on special reports under the news tab. can you also watch the first part of our new carrollton investigation and send us any tips. maureen umeh, fox 5 news. >> thank you. >>> still plenty ahead on fox 5 morning news this morning. let's check in with sarah simmons. >> reporter: if you heard the wind and rain overnight, you will wake up to a pretty big mess this morning. this is part of the problem you will see. storm damage throughout the area. it will be

mr. fight a second chance. -- downing street did mr. fight a second chance. >> i think he will want to apologize for what we said. we can leave it at that. >> the headline had already been written and mr. flight offered an apology only days after another appear resigned for a televised remarks. >> mr. young tried to tell us we have never had it so good. this year, mr. flight is offering some outrageous comments in relation to the welfare system. both of these men were handpicked by david cameron. there were conservatives in the house of lords. these cast a new light on the judgment of the camera. >> leaders in the house of lords say david cameron could still reverse the appointment, but he is choosing not to for now. david cameron has spent many years modernizing conservatives to end their reputation as a nasty party. his problem may be giving a seat to a man in their whose remarks seem to be exactly the opposite. >> some of the world's most famous landmarks and music icons are going on show in belgium, and that are all made of ice. doz

mr gummies down thank you for being with us today so why did the authorities decide to build the innovation center from scratch rather than use takes base of science cities switch to moscow region alone has quite a number of good i often joke of ski for instance. what little. firstly this innovation center isn't designed to be the same as a science city in soviet times science cities were built in our country as centers for scientific research the way i see it skolkovo is primarily a commercialisation center the military industrial complex was the main consumer of products of sciences he's. everything is different its focus is on the junction between applied science and the commercial use of innovative technology products this is due to the fact that the market provides consumers for innovative products and development the consumer being primarily the population itself therefore the infrastructure of the existing science cities doesn't adequately meet the requirements for these objectives it is more often costly to reconstruct than to build from scratch moreover there is the issue of mental

mr. bush sat down with matt lauer for a frank conversation about some of the most controversial issues heaced. among them, the search for weapons of mass destruction. >> your words, no one was more sickened or angry than i was when we didn't find weapons of mass destruction. you still have a sickening feeling when you think about it. >> i do. >> was there ever any consideration of apologizing to the american people? >> i mean, apologizing would basically say the decision was a wrong decision. and i don't believe it was the wrong decision. >> the former president also seemed eager to talk about one of the most contentious issues of his presidency, torture, specifically, waterboarding. >> i said to our team, are the techniques legal? and a legal team says, yes, they are, and i said, use them. >> why is waterboarding legal, in your opinion? >> because the lawyer said it was legal. it didn't fall within the anti-torture act. i'm not a lawyer, but you have to trust the judgment of people around you, and i do. >> and mr. bush cleared up apparent confusion about t.a.r.p., the government's attemp

. >> the mayor and mr. downs discussed it and it's put to rest.ouncil is informed of the issues and that was it. >> reporter: the council member said she did not know about all of the citations until we told her. she said it is that lack of transparency and fiscal responsibility which led her to recently run for mayor. >> the policy needs to be renewed and redone. >> reporter: she lost but said she will -- continue to fight to make sure citizens in new carrollton aren't being taken for a ride. >> we're told downs did take care of those tickets and only gets gas reimbursement for city related travel. you can watch the first part of our new carrollton investigation and send us any types online. maureen umeh, fox 5 news. >>> 11 minutes past the hour. earmarking the practice on capitol hill. it's long been popular in congress. >> yesterday senators endorsed a moratorium on the system that allows lawmakers to steer money to their pet projects. >>> and then the makers of the drink four loko changing the recipe. find out what they are taking out of this

that was mrs bird talking about the case obviously when mr boo touches down in the u.s. the legal team sees how the legal case against him will proceed we'll be hearing a lot more from her and mr bird's legal team. well jack what developments can we expect in a can we expect to happen next. most people say the case is quite weak that's not just mr bird's legal team but that's the broad opinion of the legal community he was arrested here in a sting operation by us on the cover agents working in cooperation with the thai agents but really it was a promise that they received a promise to deliver rockets and other weapons but there was no real physical evidence of how that would happen or no details about how mr boat would or could do that so the case they think is very flimsy what many people believe this is really about is to boot alleged extensive knowledge of russia's military and intelligence operations. what most people believe is that america wants access to this information and that's what this case is really all about. roger barr thanks very much indeed for bringing

mr. gorbachev, take down this wall, that happened many months before the wall actually came down. >> you dismissed. no one really noticed it. one of the things mr. cohen said, doesn't matter. >> brian: it's not going anywhere. >> exactly. 29 months later, the wall falls. what people need to remember is that words have power. words are very powerful. and that's why this collection is so important. >> steve: when you look at the 25 documents that you have contained in your book, sometimes you might say to yourself, man, they don't make them like they used to. where is that guy giving that speech today? >> i think that's very interesting. one, we used to listen a lot to speeches. in lincoln's time, people would go for the whole day and listen to speeches all day long. you had martin luther king, he was a pastor, a preacher, he had that cadence, that rhythm that inspires. i think we still have those people today and i think you'll see that in the next election. >> brian: when broadcasting came n then all of a sudden the president's said, i am talking really to the people rather than historian

mr gorbachev tear down this wall i these images have come to symbolize the end of the cold war. the scenes of the berlin wall falling were beamed across the world as the historic moment when the west beat the soviet union and capitalism formula defeated project communism. years later the cameras show the other angle the economic collapse brought by capitalism victory the us marks it as world freedom day with the us government means when they say they celebrated our freedom day with the fall of the berlin wall what they really need is the freedom of us corporations to be able to plunder exploit and really do what they please within the borders that they weren't able to on this ship you. say. and is that something they said saddam would cling to power and now but the status he was hanging on to berlin seems to my old the words are what you're seeing here images of american soldiers and iraqis declaring virtual victory over the statue of saddam hussein beamed to viewers worldwide. it was staged as a spontaneous outpouring of iraqis inspired by the american soldiers who came to libe

the extradition hearing itself that mr about should not have been extradited as a result for political reasons but all of that is is is in the in the background down mr about has been who has been extradited to the u.s. and the u.s. supreme court has or is as is found that even if mr boot or illegally returned to the united states that that is not the basis to have the federal charges against mr boot dropped now are you at all surprised with me he's been in thailand for two years right this pressure has been going on between the u.s. and russia for you know years months you could say but then it all happened so quickly once they did decide to extradite him to the u.s. it happened within a matter of hours victor but its own wife said that she wasn't able to get to the prison in time to even say good bye to him so is that of a clear sign here that there was a lot of political pressure. that's a clear sign to me that the u.s. law enforcement wanted mr boot by to the u.s. as quickly as possible in our extradition cases it's not unusual that if the u.s. government wants someone to be returned to the u.s. that they're going to act as quickly as possible

mr cameron couldn't turn down an invitation from. each the two had worked together on titanic. design went well it was very calm creative even. we had a rendezvous with mir two at the bottom we moved smoothly in silence. james cameron celebrated his fifty sixth birthday right before taking the plunge when he resurfaced he called it one of the most remarkable experiences he's ever had. this completely unique situation deepest freshwater lake in the world it felt like being at the bottom of the ocean. this in petersburg divers expedition on the river is about to conclude they found several sunken russian barges over a five day period using sonar to go in. or smaller weighing a sandbank. i'm sure we'll run into a ship since qantas numbers of them well you have sunk here over a thousand years. if you can see the shoreline here. and this silhouette is probably a ship. our vessel will soon turn around and then we'll try inspecting it again. but still they can't manage to get a good look at the ships. it's hard to. put it on the table but wait. on this one since it's colored and that'

gentleman was on the motorcycle, he changed the battery, coming down, test driving without a helmet on, supposedly lost control. >> reporter: mr. talley was traveling down the road on his motorbike. they are not sure how fast he was going, but he somehow lost control hitting that side. the bike traveled several hundred feet ending up by that light pole. the 33-year-old, talley, may have hit his head against the tire of this parked van. that's where he was found by paramedics. >> the bike rolled over on top of him killing him instantly. >> reporter: the bike hit two vehicles, but no one inside those cars were hurt. >> reporter: neighbors tell 9news now this long stretch of seneca highway has become a speedway. >> it's constant around here. flying up and down the road. >> reporter: wild motorcycle riders are very common. >> three months ago i was sitting in my house, all of a sudden i heard a bunch of noise, looked out the back window and there was a guy on the motorcycle in the back of my woods. i ran out there asking him if he needed an ambulance or anything, he said no, he doesn't have his license, he just wanted to get out o

down. >> reporter: mr. flores was shot and killed in the store friday night. a memorial has been setup outside the store. balloons wish him a happy birthday. he was just hours away from his 21st birthday when he was skilled. >> detectives were able to identify suspects, a 17-year- old male from pasadena, charged as an adult with first degree murder in this case. >> reporter: his role in the shooting was not disclosed at this time. the remaining three suspects are still at large. the owners tell me they can't understand such a senseless killing and that they hope the police catch the other three suspects very soon. in glen burnie i'm don harrison for abc 2 news. >>> metro crimestoppers is offering a reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. if you have any information call 8667-lock-up. >>> the search is on for the person who shot out the windows of two to three vehicles near lock raven. they believe they used a pellet gun. one was hit in the eye by flying glass, another hit in the leg but did not penetrate the skin. >>> 9 more people, including

mr. obama sat down with the russian president.da goaler has a closer look at what they taughted about and what he hoped to accomplish on the trip. >> reporter: president obama focusing on nuclear diplomacy promise to ratify the new start treating this month. >> i reiterated my commitment to suggest the start treaty done during the lame duck session and i've communicated to congress that it is a top priority. but they are not sure they have the 67 votes necessary to ratify the training set in april. and they know democrat senate numbers will go down next year. and this final stop was the asian pacific economic coarse district. and the focus here was raise. president obama hoping to roll back some of the games in the asia-pacific market. >> in this district the united states sees a huge opportunity to increase exports in the fastest growing markets in the world. for america this is a job strategy. and because with every 1 $1 billion in shipping and that means jobs at home. >> and dancing dating from the 16 hundreds, this is famous f

mr. hastings sits down with his editor and plans out how he's going to go after general mcchrystal, i'm sure he wouldn't want those conversations reported to the world. >> i'm happy to report those conversations to the world. >> people who do their job in journalism -- >> oh, man. >> -- in medicine, in every profession, in law. there's such thing as attorney-client privilege. >>'ll yes. and this is a massive national security state where 3 million people had access to these documents, right? our government is creating thousands and thousands of private conversations where our citizens are supposed to take them at their word. i don't buy that. when we have the ability to see how these policies are made, that will help -- >> larry: we have to -- >> just a second. for instance, now we know or so h of called allies in the middle east are trying to get us to attack iran. i think that's a very important fact that these documents showed. >> but everyone -- >> larry: we're out of time. >> secrecy matters sometimes, larry. >> larry: bob woodward will be next. we'll have you back, daniel. got a little

mr. johnson told leslie johnson to flush the check down the toilet. agents entered the home and conducted a search of leslie johnson. according to the allegations in the affidavit agents discovered 79,600 concealed on mrs. johnson. now, the affidavit reveals that today's law enforcement investigation is the tip of an iceburg. what i mean by that is that it is part of a broader ongoing corruption investigation by the fbi and the irs here in prince george's county. that investigation is active and ongoing. in the coming weeks and months, you'll learn more about the details of this investigation as the matter proceeds. we still have several real estate developers and government officials to be interviewed and fbi and irs agents will be conducting those interviews and gathering additional evidence over the coming days. we expect additional defendants and additional charges to arise out of these investigations. we are not able today to discuss any more details beyond what is contained in the affidavit filed in this case. i want to invite the other two to ma

hampstead, carroll county and thank you, and we love those sweatshirts. >> it was pouring down rain. >> thank you. >> and mrfman will present the second spirit award of the year. no drum roll? [brume roll -- drum roll] [name blocked by screams] >>> congratulations to the jaguars. >> thank you, we had a great time doing it. >> and now, it is time to present the woodlawn vase of fells point. i need you guys to come up here. this is the principal of newtown high school who were the winners last year. i can't wait to give this to the winner. i know what it did to our school has year and this trophy is hanging in the glass display case as you go through the lobby and this year, we have the titan with us. >> remember the titans. and our winner, 38,000 plus votes to wjz.com. welcome the winners, they were here in august. harbor hospital center. [ cheers and applause ] . huge! >> your performance was out standing and the valentine is yours. >> thank you. >> harbor hospital is the best and the o.r. team -- >> turn it around. we're the best hospital in baltimore and we have the best o.r. team around. so, thank you, r

mr. bush wants to invite. >> sit down. i want even to come who has a story to tell about me. >> when i saw that, i'ming -- i'm thinking to myself. would i want to be at my own funeral alive? >> i'll be at yours but not mine. >> good to see you. >> you been great. >> i'm hanging on. we met many years ago when you did the apostle. >> right. >> that movie is -- as i said so many brilliant performances. that movie, the apostle, you directed it and wrote it and everything? financed it. somebody said you don't get into heaven foothills you shout. you know how it is. heaven unless you shout. you know how it is. people don't know what it means when they worship. it was specific. >> i thought about that last night going over this film, that movie, the apostle was in large measure about faith. >> yes. >> the connection in this movie. >> the notion to faith. i'll let you explain it. faith comes up again here. >> it does. i did another movie that was religious. this movie is not religious, it is spiritual i feel, "get low." we did a r