those charges will now be a factor in court for any criminal case, nicholson investigated. including the high-profile case of johnson. accused of dumping her body in the susquehanna river. >> reporter: nicholson stood by phylicia barnes' trial, throughout the firsttrial and conviction, which was later thrown out by a judge. but as johnson and his defense team now now await a second trial, they promise to use the new charge against nicholson to their advantage. >> what it is, is the credibility of the investigation. the face of the investigation. and if the face of the investigation has no credibility, then the investigation itself has no credibility. >> reporter: judges rely on what officers say. a jury relies on what an officer says. that reliance is just pivotal, when you're talking about the administration of justice. >> reporter: the city state's attorney's office says they don't know how many will cases will be impacted by nicholson's charges. but they say they'll decide on a case-by-case basis, whether they can proceed with the prosecution, without nicholson's testimo

and whether those charges should go forward without nicholson's testimony. back to you. >> the first court hearing is se set for may 20th. >>> let's check on our roads now; here's kristy breslin at traffic control. >>> well, let's update you on the situation on northbound 95. the accident at 195, blocking one lane, hazmat is now on the scene. as you can see, traffic is moving, but the delay is still very heavy. you're going to see a solid delay right now, back to 32. and it appears to still be building. best situation would be to get off at 100. as far as the rest of the region goes, if you are tramping on the west side inner loop, watch for delays there, from 95 to liberty road. average speed, about 17 miles per hour. stop and go, from charles street to york road. still seeing significant delays there. 29 to marriottsville road. and we have a couple of accidents there. first, westbound 32 at dorsey run road. elkridge. at aviation. south caton at george town road. followed by west lafayette at fulton. you can see no improvement at all there. and we'll take a

detective daniel nicholson served as the lead investigator in the investing -- the lead detective in the investigation. he is charged with one degree of assault, burglary, and making false statements to police. the state attorney's office says that nicholson led a robust search for his missing daughter in april and allegedly forced his way into my home, not to be -- forced his way into a home, knock hied two people to the ground, and lied to internal affairs. most areas are stuck in the 50s right now, and that is where we started off today. a lot of cuts in place. light rain reported across the area as well. bwi thurgood marshall airport had some rain and now they're getting fog and mist. the winds will continue out of the east and that is what is pushing the moisture into place. clouds are blanketing the state, and heavier rain showers showing up across delaware and parts of the eastern shore. you cannot see the rate over baltimore. it is under the radar beam. that is why the radar isn't picking it up on it even though it is there. we will talk about when the dreary pattern is going

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roger nicholson.oon, roger. >> hey, how are you? >> what was it about this reporter that sparked such anger? why did you decide to give him such a piece of your mind? >> well, i had been hearing him hijacking these news -- governor deval patrick was making press conferences and he kept hijacking them with these questions. and i had a dear friend of mine who was at the marathon when the bomb went off. she was about 20 feet away. her name's tracy monroe. she ran, at first, and then saw a young girl with her leg blown off and ran to help her. and i was very affected by her, what she had experienced and by the people who, you know, were at the marathon and i felt very -- i just felt very angry at "infowars" came to my town to start creating show material over this tragedy of people that were affected and it offended me. >> it obviously did offend you. because you launched a series of expletive s against this individual. you were clearly very, very angry and annoyed. >> yeah. well, i've seen these "infowar

she meets them with phil nicholson. he says she can putt better than most members.he became one of the first female members along with darla moore. >>> on the diamond, the world series celebration for the giants is over after the team received their rings. >> pretty cool. >> they certainly brought them in to the park in true san francisco style, aboard a cable car. the 2012 rings were much larger than the ones from 2010 but were created to reflect the special circumstances of the 2012 playoffs, the giants six elimination games and four-game sweep of detroit all represented on the ring not long after the players received their diamond dusted, encrusted rings. the giants, 14-3 to the cardinals. >>> any bling on the roadways? >> there is bling, everything on the road because of all the wind going on. look over here. we are going to hold on this shot for a couple of seconds. it is frozen. there we go, we have our signals back. the cables connecting it to a lot of our cameras are blowing around and losing the signal. look at that flag. 880 right by the truck scale. we'll

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. >> special honor one of our nation's heros michael nicholson got to throw out the first ceremonialt the tampa bay ray's game last night. it was a perfect strike which brought the fans in the stand to their feet. the marine says it was an amazing night. >> words can't describe it. felt awesome. felt great. >> it is a transition to the next chapter in my life. i am real licks sited. >> the marine lost both of his legs during an ied attack in 2011 while serving afghanistan. that is your 5@that:30. >> you saw the mug shot. now fox news has brand new video of actress reese witherspoon under arrest. waga reporter has the latest from atlanta. >> take a look at this video obtained exclusively by fox 5 of reese witherspoon and cuffs behind her back getting out of the state trooper's car. the trooper then uncuffs her and walks her into the atlanta city jail where she is booked on charges of disorderly conduct. it's a dramatic role reversal from the fresh faced perky oscar winning actress we have seen on screen. she was driven by her husband jim pope when he was pulled over on suspicion of dr

today is the birthday of peter frampton john waters and jack nicholson turns 76 today. and it's earth day, a very good time to remember what chris brown forget that you need her a lot more than she needs you. i'm john fugelsang. this is "viewpoint." [ ♪ music ♪ ] goods evening, i'm john fugelsang, welcome to "viewpoint." charge have been filed against 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev, the surviving suspect in the boston bombing and allegations have bun flying around that the fbi had been lax when they investigated dzhokhar tsarnaev's brother tamerian. the who homemade bombs that he trigtriggered with his younger brother killed three people and wounded hundreds more. at least one bombing survivor, a seven-year-old girl is still in critical condition a week later with multiple wounds to her legs. now 2:50 p.m. eastern time today the same time that the bombs went off last monday, a moment of silence was held in boston and around the nation for all the victims in the bombing. earlier a funeral service was held for one of the people killed at the scene. 29-year-old krystle camp

his name is richard nicholson. he said he isnttorney for the father. what the attorney told us is that the authorities have spoken to the parents of this person and that they've answered all the questions and that he expects this case to be wrapped up fairly shortly, that the parents are nervous that the mother has some kind of a health condition which is preventing her from fully dealing with the situation apparently. but this is what this attory has just told us. now, what the new york review of books has reported in speakingn tamerlan tsarnaev but he was not the person who said he was never his teacher and he never influenced him one way or another and if he was his teacher, he would have told him not to do what he allegedly did. this person saying he was not involved in the bombings in any way. this is what he told the "new york review of books." so what we're trying to get now is the reading whether in fact this is the misha everyone is talking about. it maye heard in recent days la enforcement authorities are working with overseas partners to try

. >> reporter: as he emerged from the apartment and was swarmed, attorney richard nicholson said he represented the parents of a man he identified as mike. he said they have also been interviewed by law enforcement. >> i suspect that the authorities will be asking additional questions but at some juncture they will be closing that part of the investigation. >> reporter: law enforcement sources have not told us conclusively that it is the same misha who heavily influenced tamerlan tsarnaev, according to his relatives. >> i said this person, he took his brain. he just brainwashed him completely. tamerlan is off now. there is no obedience and respect to his own father. >> reporter: other relatives say misha was seen preaching to tamerlan tsarnaev at their cambridge, massachusetts apartment late at night, causing tension between the parents. if misha has been interviewed by federal law enforcement authorities, what would they have asked him about tamerlan tsarnaev? >> how far did that radicalization go and how much involved was this misha. did he do more than just put these thoughts in tamerlan's h

the "associated press" found pictures of jack nicholson and danny glover, among others, visiting.truly out of the barn on this one? >> it's been out of the barn, martin. even before the travel restriction were lifted, folks just had to take a stop over in another country to get to cuba, and they've been doing it for years. certainly i understand the positions of both members of the house that have, you know, strong feelings about the cuban government, but there are many other folks that don't have those same sentimentses. there are folks that could look at american history and see it as an oppressive government. hello, witness. at the end of the day we have to give some people some space here, trust their judgment. if they got the trip approved, i think that's all that matters and we need to move right along to real issues. >> as ever, angela rye speaks truth. so does jonathan capehart. thank you, both. >>> next, did some on wall street try to profit off the newtown tragedy? stay with us. >>> but first, john fortt has the cnbc market wrap. good afternoon, john. >> the stocks stage

nicholson assaulted two people in a home in northeast baltimore.nvicted a third time in the 2004 slayings of the three young children in a northeast baltimore apartment. he will be eligible for parole in 10 to 12 years after a codefendant will be retried next month. >>> the mother of one of the friends of a baltimore teen who was found dead in the alley pleads guilty. he pled guilty for helping her son hide the 13-year-old's body. the death was an accident, but she helped her son and another friend hide the body in an alley. sentences is sed for june 13th. >>> now for the first time, the baltimore city police department is taking nonviolent crimes on-line. we have a link to their website on ours, wjz.com. >>> stay with wjz eyewitness news, maryland's news station. complete news and first [ male announcer ] what do you want to get done today? want to take the loader off? bing. bang. boom. need to connect a mower deck? oh, look, you just did. the 1 family sub-compact tractor with dozens of attachments -- only from john deere. now, how can you top tha

and short time ago a lawyer identifying himself as nicholson who represents the parents of this personerviewed mikhail allakhverdov, he appeared and talked about how the parents are authorities and with this investigation. take a listen. >> today they have the questions that have been asked of them by the authorities. they're fully cooperating and that's it. there is really nothing more to say. >> what is the connection with the brothers? >> i have no comment. just these are two elderly individuals, mom has a heart condition. and she's under a lot of stress. and pressure. obviously from all the attention. so i suspect that the authorities will be asking additional questions. but at some juncture they'll be closing that part of the investigation. >> reporter: so the question remains, is mikhail allakhverdov, who is the son of the parents that that attorney represents, he is the misha in question? he did tell the new york review of books he knew tamerlan tsarnaev, that he was acquainted with him that he is an armenian -- of armenian dissent and a convert to islam. but he said he had no r

as he emerged from the apartment and was swarmed, attorney richard nicholson said he represented theent v allakhverd allakhverdov. >> at some point they will close this part of the investigation. >> reporter: but we have not been told that this is the same misha that heavily influenced tamerlan tsavraev. >> i said this person brainwashed him completely. tamerlan is off now. no any obedience or respect to his own father. >> reporter: mischa seen preaching at their cambridge, massachusetts, apartment late at night. causing tension between the parents if misha has been interviewed by federal law enforcement authorities what would they have asked him about tamerlan tsavraev. >> how did that radicalization go? how much involved this was misha? did he do more than put these thoughts in tamerlan's head or get tamerlan to change his philosophy aboutadding to questions, law enforcement has previously told cnn they were working with overseas partners to try and locate him. brian todd, cnn, north kingstown, rhode island. >>> runners of a marathon in cleveland will have a way to support those in

believe it or not billy crystal smiling wider than jack nicholson these days because for the first times have not beaten the clippers in a single game during the regular season. 4-0 in favor of the clippers. and while the clippers have a spot reserved in the playoffs, the fate of the tradition-rich lakers is now very much in doubt. the video of the weekend comes to us from nebraska. spring football has never meant so much. a 7-year-old battling brain cancer got an opportunity to live out a dream during the nebraska intrasquad scrimmage. jack hoffman took the handoff and he knew exactly what to do with it. look at hoffman go, 69 yards for the score. a feeling he could only describe as awesome. a crowd of more than 60,000 cheered him on. then the entire nebraska squad came out to lift him up on their shoulders. and it is officially team jack. >> you know, pretty special. i mean, it was very special. and you know, i told coach and all these coaches, you know, they've given jack so many once in a lifetime opportunities, and to just have another one of those once in a lifetime opportunities,