according to popular journalistic, the patterson's like their cousins had printers in blood. their grandfather, joseph mitchell, had been editor in chief and owner of the "chicago tribune" from the tinges immediately preceding the civil war until his death in 1899. by mid 1940s under nearly three decades of colonel mccormick's acrimonious anti-roosevelt isolationist direction, the tribune had gone into most widely read newspaper in the midwest and the most widely distributed full-size daily in the nation. transit as both the youngest and the only girl of her generation a month boyce have been her grandfather starting. as such she inherited the disproportion share of tribune company stock a considerable fortune. bypassing eleanor roosevelt, best room, clare boothe luce, dorky sitcom emily post, and every other prominent american woman of that 191st, with her patrimony, her own attainment and her latest accolade quote, cissy patterson, nobody closer eleanor, is probably the most powerful woman in america. it added, and perhaps the most hated. so cissy patterson was as i said th

patterson tells the city dispatcher he is up stairs. she ininstructs him to leave the house immediately. >> hello, >> is there any way you can open the door and get out? >> yeah. >> reporter: but then patterson tells the dispatcher his wife, jenay is with him >> do you have everybody with you? >> yes, my wife. >> reporter: are you able to get your wife out of the house? >> reporter: this time, donald patterson is not able to answer. in fact, you don't hear him speak into the phone again. it's not clear whether he put the phone down or was carrying it while trying to escape. it sounds at though fire crews arrived. donald patterson cried to them, still unable to get out of the burning home. hello? -- . >> at this point, the 9-1-1 dispatcher knows she has done all she can. neighbors said there have been a number of break ins in the neighborhood and the patterson installed bars on their win windows, investigators believe that prevented hem from escaping when the home caught on fire he city police say it is very possible that donald patterso

patterson tells the dispatcher that he is upstairs. take a listen. >> what's on fire? >> my house.is raging. >> hello? >> yes. >> okay. is there anyway you can on the door and get out? >> yes. >> it's -- >> reporter: it's hard to listen to but it's likely donald patterson was calling from a cell phone and the cell signal was picked up by a tower in baltimore county. now officers say it's likely much time was not wasted in transferring that call. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> in democracy 2012. gop presidential contenders gathered in the nation's capital for the 11th debate. the topics ranged from national security to foreign policy. from the start of the debate tuesday night, republicans and the nation's capital all eyes were on newt gingrich. the former house speaker just recently emerged as the front runner in the -- emerged as the front runner in the polls edging out mitt romney. candidates stand from the patriot act gingrich was candidate to beat. >> the government should be on defense and you are innocent until proven guilty. national security the government should have many

the first thing you heard from the 911 tapes is the call from donald patterson that went to baltimore county. dispatcher transferred the call to the city. precious seconds were lost because the house was in flames. patterson tells the dispatcher he is upstairs and you can hear him calling for help. >> it's on -- what's on fire. >> my house. the fire is raging. >> hello,. >> yes. >> is there anyway yo you can open the door and get out. >> yes. >> hello,. >> help. help. help. >> reporter: that's very hard to listen to but city police say it is like lie that donald patterson was calling from a cell phone and the cell signal was initially picked up by a tower in baltimore county. officers say it is likely much time was not wasted in transferring the call. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> the band that took part in the inauguration of president has been sidelined. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a death of a drum major. the authorities believe he may have been hazed before his death. the 26-year-old robert champion toyed after performing in the orlando classic. when they

today here at the patterson park recreation center. anyone in need this thanksgiving holiday is welcome to come down and get a hot meal. reporting live from east baltimore, corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> today is not just about the turkey and great meal but also a day for gathering around with the family and friends in front of the tv for a little football. what better way to celebrate than the ravens. it's going to be the nfl's first ever brother versus brother coaching matchup. san francisco at the 49ers with their coach jim harbaugh against the ravens john harbaugh. ravens beat bengals last week to make the record 7-3. tonight they are take on the 49ers here at home at m and t stadium and kick off is set for 8:20. >>> just before the game the 92nd annual cat paul, the -- catapult learning turkey bowl. five hours to be exact from kick off. the cardinals against the dons of loyola who is look to avenge last year's loss to the cards in a from -- cardinals from last weekend. you have scott garceau and jammy costello -- jamie costello li

his coat icy cold street that night. ..........a 15-year-old a-stuuent and football player at patterson school, murdered.(beverly) "people seen the young man running and drop the gun, and nobody waats to ome forth.. there are unansweree questions now..... like then... when beverll spoke out about a possible suspect, she says, time. but wiih a - lack of evidence or witnesses..there's no arrest. (beverry) you know the killer is still ut there and i know there's someone who do know who killed my son..."(bbverly) "but the thing is, nobody wanted to come forth, it was like people were afraid of him.."...........the aggravating search for the suspect... then the surprising revelation about pplice. beverly learned that on least one officer ignored her dying son. a police probe found sergeant john sturgeoo guilty of misconduct and refusing to allow medics to render aid to darien. ut then, like now.. the murder and mistakes have led she waats her son's killer caught.(beverly) "he was a very good id, gooddkid.." ...........a plea from a woman who cares for others...to help ease her pain. keith an

and in a larger sense, you're answering the question once posed by the great banjo patterson of australia, he wrote, hath she the strength for the burden laid upon her, hath she the power to protect and guard her own? well, generations of australians and you, its men and women in uniform, have given your answer, and america has been honored to stand with you as allies with an

from the patterson park rec center where volunteers re lining up... to keep a legacy a.live. 3 people at a food bank in washington, d-c got a little more than holidaa trimmings.they got a one-on- one viiit with the first first lady nd their daughters volunteered on wednesday to distribute food bags for childrrnnanddseniors in need. gives away nearly 30-thousand pounds of food each year and traditionally offers items before the thanksgiving holiday. 3 3 it's going to be a big night here in baltimore... as the harbaugh brothers go head- to-head at m and bank stadium. stadium. john arbaugh's ravens will be hosting the san francisco 49ers... coached by &pjim harbaugh.this is the firs each other asshead coaches in nfl history... renewing a llfelong rivalry between the tto. 3 &p3 john and jim's parents will &pon watching t in an inner office for some privaay. you've got youu famiiy together for tte game... so &pthis thanksgiving... show s your purple pride. you cannupload photos and videos to us through purple - att-fox baltimore -dot- com. and you can see those pictures on ou

reporter: donald and jenny patterson both died of smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire still under investigation. the home did have smoke detectors that could be heard on that tape. >>> kai detectives say a man's body was discovered this morning. the 57-year-old employee was found unresponsive inside the 27 story building near the inner harbor. right now police are calling this a suspicious death, but they aren't releasing his identity or how he died. baltimore's world trade center contains offices of course, an observatory for tourists, kai. >> the maryland transportation authority are leading the investigation. >>> it's official an ethics committee will look into representative curry and his relationship with a grocery store. >> reporter: mike millan launched an investigation into whether senator curry committed illegal acts. convincing his colleagues that he acted ethically will be a lot harder. curry will have to plea his case in front of his colleagues who will investigation whether curry acted unethically. when he voted on legislation that di

. >> reporter: the patterson had put bars over their windows including their bedrooms one. they were fearful of recent break-ins in the neighborhood. these bars trapped the couple inside as firefighters rushed to the scene. donald is heard one last time on the 911 call. >> [screams ] help, help. >> reporter: seconds later firefighters arrive at the patterson's home. >> they can't get to him? >> donald and jenny patterson both died of smoke inhalation, the cause of the fire remains under investigation. vic. >> mary, thank you. hundreds turned out for their funeral including many of their former students. >>> right now baltimore county police are looking for solid leads after a string of fires. jessica cartalia is live with more. >> reporter: four goodwill stores have been hit. the most recent was at the cocky sville store. the townsend goodwill was robbed november 11 and 16th. the two robberies are likely related. police are now investigating possible connections. >> thank you jessica, if you have any information you are asked to call police. >>> an investigation is underway

patterson police department's cease-fire unit posted this video on their facebook page. just a few days after, 22-year-old tyrese segers turned himself into police. this he were charged with aggravated assault, weapons position and conspiracy and the patterson police department said they'll continue to use social networking sites like facebook to find criminals like these. >> you can run, but you can't hide from facebook. >>> the crazy doesn't end with the machete attack in new jersey. just across the hudson, over in new york, there's a little bit of wedding insanity going on. and that takes us to number 19. >> it's a special day in your life, oftentimes, it's your wedding day, right? you always have pictures from the day, videos from the day so you can go back and remember the day. well, a man in new york named todd j. ramos is suing his photographer for not taking pictures and video of the last 15 minutes of his wedding, which included the bouquet toss and included the last dance. back in 2003. >> is there a statute of limitations on that or what? >> he filed a suit ju

. >> they struck three times over the weekend, all in the patterson park neighborhood. now, police are pleading for more information so they can put them behind bars. >> reporter: they've got a badge, a gun, and claim to be city police. they jump out of an suv then rob their victims at gunpoint. >> this is incredibly troubling. i mean, this is a situation where individuals are posing as police officers, they're preying on the trust that police have with the public. and really, elderly victims are vulnerable. >> reporter: three attacks happened in the paterson park area. the vehicle used is described as either a green ford explorer or blue ford expedition. >> reporter: they are targeting a particularly vulnerable population, hispanic elderly. >> reporter: jean holds monthly crime meetings at the assisi church, sacred house of jesus. the robbers, hoping immigrant victims will be too scared to call police. >> they are preying on their fear of immigration status for those who may not have the appropriate status they need to be here legally in the united states at this time.

anthony patterson is about to find out. >> he was placed in seg for rule violation 38.hour or so ago. we will have a talk with him and what happened and what led to this event. >> patter is asked to explain his behavior to the officers and our producer. the object of his alleged indiscretion. >> what happened? >> i had weed in my pocket. he put a joint in my pocket and said i was masturbating. >> i didn't see anything. >> he is accusing me of indecent exposure. if i had indecent exposure, that means you saw me? >> she didn't, he did. having your penis out indecently exposed, you are doing something other than urinate. you can't be playing that kind of game. take him up there. >> all right. >> next on lock up extended stay -- >> all hell breaks loose. >> for anthony patterson, the nightmare of add seg is just beginning. >> they got me in this cell and i don't know how long i will be in here. >> plus -- >> the first instinct is putting the telephone cord around and choke him. >> here describes his brutal night of murder 24 years ago. >> i can't control myself and i ended

thousands -- hundreds of volunteers started to pour n we are live at patterson park recreation center where the 30th annual bea gaddy thanksgiving dinner will take place. if everyone remembers, bea gaddy was huge advocate for the homeless and those in need and made sure everybody had a hotplate. her daughter sandra is joining us. tell me how the morning is shaping up. >> turning out to be a blessed morning this morning. and we are so happy to and volume up tiers are coming and we have work. >> reporter: you have volunteers like mary ann who this is your 10th year? >> yes. >> reporter: what motivates you to come out today. >> gratitude. gratitude in helping others. that's the best service. >> reporter: what are you going to be doing? >> a little bit of everything. wherever they need me. >> reporter: and you brought your sister her first year how. do you feel being out here and why do you yo many could out this morning. >> i feel great. it's a beautiful fall morning. i actually don't have a lot of fanly -- family in the area and didn't have a lot of plans and she invited sighted me out

. >> today is the 30th annual bea gaddy dinner and volunteersin patterson park are preparing for the festivities where you find corinne redman live with what's on the menu. >> reporter: we are live outside the patterson park recreation center where volunteers are underway. tons of food are inside and this is the 30th year for the bea gaddy annual thanksgiving dinner. everyone who remembers bea gaddy knows she was a huge advocate for people in need in the homeless and she made sure every thanksgiving if you needed a plate you could come here and get it. joining us live is bea gaddy's daughter sandra chandler. so tell me first about your mother. what was -- what would she say if she saw how big it gets? >> every year this year alone, 30 years i think she would jump -- she is jumping up and down real fast and happy you know. 30 years that's a big accomplishment. and you know, we feel good that we stuck in there was hard but we still have to do it you know. >> reporter: what do you say about the volunteers and donations you get every year? >> truly, truly a blessing. this is the day god

and make them read it. >> james patterson. as always, good to see you.kill alex cross" and download a preview of his next book. >>> coming up next, hairdos. >>> this morning on today's "beauty," do you ever wonder if your hairdo is a hair don't. louis is here to straighten you out on the right hairstyle for your face. good morning. >> good morning. >> are there hard and fast rules on what you should and shouldn't do in terms of hairstyles? >> there are certain things but it should be coordinated to you, your hair texture and your face. >> we have three great models. let's start with judy and show you a before picture. show us what she was doing wrong. >> judy works as a bank teller. what she did, she was lucky enough to have her boyfriend color her hair at home and when he colors it, he overlaps? . >> the price is right. >> but if you notice, the blond hair turned greeny ashy. >> should we show judy now? >> show judy now. >> fantastic. >> i immediately eliminated the green hair, gave her this honey golden blond. look at her complex. she looks like a sunn

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a fire activity in the city blocking patterson park avenue. as far as parking lots go there is a run down of some of the ones we have hit, elliot city, main street, kohl's and target city half lot -- half full. the lot i should say is half full. moving on those are half full. those lots are a quarter full. in columbia crossing those lots only 30% full there. best buy and lowe's 40 and 10% full. a run anne arundel seems to be the worst. on the main roads everything still looking good and your average speeds on the beltway are up to par. a live look outside, no issues there. a live look outside at 83 and warren road still pretty empty. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealers. right over to you don and marty. >> let's go right out to gigi barnett. >> yeah. >> where are we right now. >> in the wal-mart. >> the north point boulevard. >> north point boulevard. still a purple friday. i will explain why. these ladies have a strategy, ashlee from right to left there they are, the pile family. apparently dawn went to the game last n

assour smart board shows they have been busy in southeast baltimore nearr patterson park. park.s has more on how easily the thheves caa get aathentic police gear. 3 thieves pretending to be cops are robbing people in southeast baltimore... there werr several incidents over the weekend. now the real police are warning residents about the impostors driving a dark colored suv. (anthony) "the individuals are jumping out, theyre identifyiig themselves as police offfcers and they are immediately robbing their victims"there have been more then a dozen police impersonator incidentss in the past few months:: 8 the robbers yelled 'police' re while busting down the doors. (woomn too afraid to show face- keitt daniels pkg)"they came down.... all hell broke loose"the thieves dont have to quick internet search shows... everything from handccffs... to apparel...available with police or sherrff id's... (cairns standup)".... the cost 75 dollars"(anthony guglielmi) "we strongly encourage people if something looks suspicious.. and doesnt look right, call 9-111-"the sudden rash of 'fakes' has the r

of course joe patterson won.s 1958 when i first heard of him. >> do you remember what the memory is? >> he was very vocal. at that time, he did not have anything that any other southern politician had at that time. all were running against the supreme court decision in 1954. they all said they were going to maintain segregation. they all claimed that they could do what the law insisted that they could not do. they all insisted they could get around the law. at that particular time he was not much different from the rest of them. >> what was your life like in alabama in 1958? >> like most other black folks in the south, and to some extent, in this country. for example, segregation, and even though the supreme court had ruled in brown v. the board of education, for all practical purposes, alabama was still fighting that position. we were all mindful of strom thurmond's decision in 1948. blacks were more and more sensitized to that. the montgomery bus boycott had occurred. blacks had achieved a great victory there.

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police said the crimes are happening between 10:00 at night and 2:00 in the morning in the area of patterson park. they say they are not wearing police here, but they tell victims they are with law enforcement. >> the individuals are dressed in plain clothes and have badges around their necks. they are approaching their victims at gunpoint and stealing and robbing them of cash and currency. >> police are looking for a dark colored suv without a valid license plate and urging anyone who has seen suspicious activity to call 911. if you have been a victim of one of these incidents, call the authorities. dna evidence has put an alleged child rapists behind bars tonight. police arrested alvin ray wright sr. for allegedly raping a 13- year-old girl in an abandoned row home. >> police are really describing this as the most unthinkable case, a fully grown man overpowering a 13-year-old girl, dragging her into a row home, viciously rating and beating her up, and then basically leaving her there for dead. police say dna evidence led them to a person they arrested just a couple of days ago. >> i am hap

thanksgiving will be the 30th year the bea gaddy dinner will feed tenssof thousands lined up around patterson're gging to need a huge last minute boost in ddnations...to make this annual feast possible. dirrctor sandra smith's walk is a little slower hese days...that's because the head of the bea gaddy family center...is walking towards empty one. one."already sse the ssutddwns coming if e don't get morr food"this was the bea gaddy thanksgiving dinner llst year...where tens of thoosands...anyone from politicans to the poor...showed up. the meal fit for 50 thousand was made possible...by a last minute push.thissyeer...as smith stands in an empty container...the need is even dire:"i mean we have 3 days until thanksgiving" thanksgiving""chills, i've this...never like this" &psmitt...wwo was a needy singl mother in the 80's...was just one of the thousands bea gaddy offered a warm meal to beofore her death in 2001.gaddy who was once homeless herself...spent her life championing for baltimore's poo: poorest:"oh, she lovvd them as her own, she brought them into her home with her children, so she lov

and 2:00 in the morning in the patterson park area. police say the pope -- the suspects are not wearing police gear, but they tell victims they are with the police department. if you have any invasion or if you have been a victim, you are urged to call 911. several people are recovering after an accident involving a school bus. skyteam 11 was over the scene around 4:00 this afternoon on west patapsco avenue. the bus and four other vehicles were involved. police say two people were rushed -- were rushed to shock trauma. there is no word on what caused the accident. a baltimore woman's total is nursing some wounds after being attacked by two pitbull. kai reed has been following this story. >> the woman says the dogs were not wearing leashes or collars and they were roaming the neighborhood and attended. now she wants the dogs and their owners to face some serious consequences. some of the images in this story are graphic. this 3-year-old poodle is a bandage, sore, and recovering from an attack that almost killed him. >> i personally in m

volunteers and speed thanks forgiving if they can remember the line waiting will be wrapped around at patterson park and down baltimore street. welcome 30th anniversary. organizers say they probably spent 40,000 people throughout the day. >>> news time now 6:11. you'll have parents always with their kids eat their fruits and veggies, looks like no one is listening. startling, research is now uncovered about what kids are and are not eating. plus hot thanksgiving meal will be the last and that's for many of our soldiers, more on that coming up, in case you missed it. ordinary men with extraordinary dance moves from macy's thanksgiving day parade. sadlyvy have to say, steve, i saw this. >>> go back to new york for the latest on this news. >>> good morning, topping america's money, a major merger deal is on life support. at&t t mobile say they've withdrawn their application to the federal communications position for fcc staff and its chairman. portugal is feeling the pain and financial crisis. there were proteaserses and the credit rating agency fish now raised portugal's as junk. before you head

september 28th flames ripped through a home on mohawk in northwest baltimore killing donald patterson and his wife, both long time teachers in the school system the first crew arrived on the scene with in mandated four minute time period, the second crew took more than seven minutes. >> we are fighting a uphill battle on fire safety and it's got to stop. >> reporter: members say they are taking their message to city residents at meetings like this one. the city has been rotating the closing of fire houses for the past two years as a way to save money. the problem is made worse here, a nearby station has been closed because of repair work. >> afraid that things will start going downhill as far as -- like russian roulette you spin the barrel. >> reporter: they admit response time still falls with in national norms. >> however, it's becoming obvious that we are getting there a lot slower. >> reporter: the real problem is what's okay nationwide isn't safe for baltimore with thousands of homes more than a century home, many tightly packed into small spaces even with the rotating closures m

san ramon's new mayor is bill clarkson and benicia's elizabeth patterson has another term. and livermore's new mayor appears to be john marchand, who narrowly beat out his competition. the unofficial results in san francisco show ed lee with a commanding lead of that vote. john avalos trails him with about 18%, and dennis herrera with 11%. because no one has a 50% plus one majority, choice rank voting is now kicking in. election officials believe we'll have an official winner by this afternoon. >>> another unofficial election result to pass along to you. sunnyvale's measure a, which would have allowed a public vote on the city's mayor has failed. the city will continue to elect a mayor from the city council members. they have approved measure h, asking the school district to change how they assign students to schools and palo alto measure will l passed. emeryville has approved two measures to increase business taxes. a measure that failed include a partial tax in lafayette, a sales tax increase in san francisco, a bond measure for san mateo community college and a bond meas

the fourth quarter, eagles up seven, eli manning finds victor cruz of patterson, new jersey.three minutes left. philly strikes back, vince young, yes, vince young caps an 80-yard drive to riley cooper, eight-yard touchdown. the giants had a chance down the end, they drove all the way down, eli manning fumbled as they were driving into tie the game. eagles hang on to beat the giants 17-10. >>> redskins on a five-game losing streak, trying to stop the slide. against the cowboys. pick it up in the fourth quarter. redskins down seven, third and goal, 22 seconds to play, rex grossman lobs one into the corner to daunte stallworth. he gets both down right there. the game goes to overtime in o.t., cowboys on a 37-yard march down the field, hoo comes rookie kicker, dan bailey to win it from 39 yards out. just sneaks it in there, redskins lose their six nth a row after starting the season 3-1. the dallas cowboys have risen up, tied with new york giants top of the nfc east. 6-4. the giants have lost two in a row. washington, 3-7. the reigning super bowl champion, green bay packers stay

and this is the 30th annual thanksgiving dinner at the patterson park recreation center. joining us live is bea gaddy's daughter who will tell us more about what today means for your mother. >> to me, today means you know, very, very big things happening. we are able to feed 55,000 people and we kept this going after she passed is phenomenal. we wanted to give up and we suffered a lot of death in the family this year including my son so we have to put those things aside and remember we have to love each other and still make this a real important cause. not necessarily here, but around the world. just love one another and help your neighbors. >> reporter: and you -- this is your 20th year volunteering right? >> yes. >> reporter: what motivates you every year? >> i can't see myself doing anything else. it's a family atmosphere. we treat people with love and kindness and we saved so many lives. people we give people gert people who say i thought about killing myself but i wanted to eat among family and this is what it's all about. and that brings me here every year. >> repor

it happened on mohawk avenue. 911 call from one of the victims donald patterson he told dispatchersway upstairs with his wife around four minutes into the tape fire crews arrived and you can hear him call for help. neighbors say they were -- there had been breaking ins in the neighborhood and they installed bars on the windows. investigators believe that prevented them from escaping. >>> it's a story we brought you before. cheating scandal among baltimore city paramedic students. we know instructors at the baltimore city fire and rescue academy will not face disciplinary action in connection with the allegations. they were put on administrative leave and 20 students in all were facing allegations accused of getting their hand on a state exam before taking the test. the fire chief said that the test was left out where the students could find it but he says it didn't give them any advantage over other students who did see it. >> there wasn't enough evidence people were trying to do stuff wrong. i think on the contrary, the people out there were trying to do things right but they didn't k

. >> kirk: patterson, the nickel back, one of the players that has really improved from behind, knocksl loose. this ducks defense has been attacking the football all night. pleasant got his hands on that football. >> brent: so stanford no longer has its winning streak or its big ratings in the bcs. but they've got one thing, herbie, they've got the best women's soccer team in the country. they're ranked number one. this is just a great school. it's not -- obviously, the football team is wonderful, but some of the other sports around stanford, women's sports, basketball team. this was last night. watch this header against the montana grizzlies. wow. beat 'em 3-0. they shut out. now, i got to ask you, in football, that draws a penalty flag. how come that's legal with women's soccer? just kidding. >> kirk: okay. >> brent: but i'll tell you, mariah nakwiarisi's header was as presentedy as you'll see. that was a beautiful ball. so this bring this one to an end. and stanford has lost control of the pac-12 north. reminder to stay tuned now for the ford wrap-up. it will come up right after ton

he is either brutal low honest or brutal robert patterson would not mind the twilight. he calls himself judgmental and symbolize with the haters who vent seen the series. christian and others say they would twihards. >>> and i hear it is challenging. and we'll challenge you to come back and see us on monday. stay tuned for the news at 4:00, have a terrific weekend, bye-bye. >>> heavy smoke is pouring from this berkeley apartment tonight jie. firefighters have been battling the flames now for almost two hours. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. it is happening in berkeley right now. >> the building that is burning is at telegraph and haste. nick smith is on the scene live with the latest for us. nick? >> actually, dan, you can still see flames of smoke shooting out of the building behind me. you can still see the embers. it has gathered quite the scene over here. this is what we know. the apartment fire started just before 9:00 p.m. to give you an idea where we are, we are south of the uc berkeley campus near dwight and telegraph avenue. *9 address

there is like right now jay brook patterson little coil egg ornament are so intricate.hey are tiny little sculptures. they are absolutely incredible. there is a lot of stuff like that. there is sculpture, fine art. painting, furniture. jewelry, of course. >> and range within all those categories. >> absolutely. you can walk out -- i walk out of the celebration of crafts women having spent $25 on a lovely smaller piece or you can spend thousands on like custom made furniture. some of the artists will work on consignment. >>> let's look at sarah's. this is some of the high end stuff for sure. look at the uniqueness. if you can look at this necklace, okay. and you made the beads. you didn't find these beads and put them together artistic. she made the beads. you work in clay. >> get away from plastic. i do work in plastic. but it's a polymer clay and it's done in the a technique which means thousands flowers which is traditionally a glass technique. >> italian. >> yes. so you are familiar with the glass paper weights with the little flowers that come out and they are built

. >>> la policÍa de patterson dijo que no tiene comentarios, pero que pusieron el video en facebook parainformaciÓn del hombre. >>> claro, porque podemos cuidarnos. >>> la vÍctima ya saliÓ del hospital, estÁ en condiciÓn estable. los recientes recortes en el departamento de policÍa los obligÓ a recurrir a las redes en busca de pistas que los ayude a resolver estos crÍmenes. >>> gracias. y un hispano fue agredido por la policÍa en california, el segundo encuentro fue mortal, y presentÓ un video de lo que consideran un abuso de autoridad. >>> estas son imÁgenes captadas por familiares y amigos de andrÉs durante uno de los encuentros vilentos que tuvo. se ve el momento en el que recibe choques de una pistola taiser. y tras este incidente presentÓ una queja. >>> no estaba haciendo nada. estaba esposado, ya estaba en el piso y le seguÍan. . >>> el segundo fue mortal, el 16 de octubre, perdiÓ la vida cuando fue baleado por la policÍa mientras estaba con su novia, acompaÑado por un abogado, se presentaron en el ayuntamiento de pomona para denunciar lo que llaman abuso de autoridad. >>> es terri

in the patterson park area. people say there with law enforcement. if you have been a victim, you are urged to call 911. a young woman is preying on other woman for a crime spree. kim dacey is live in towson to explain. good morning. >> detectives believe 26-year- old stephanie schwab may be using her looks to manipulate potential victims. she should be considered armed and dangerous. she does not cut an imposing figure, which is how she talked a victim into a car on thanksgiving. >> she asked for a ride, and our victim was nice enough to drive her down to the shopper's food store parking lot. when they reached that location, the suspect displayed a knife and ordered our victim to keep driving. >> detectives say the victim flagged down help. sheet/her with a knife. police found an accura, the same car that schwab is suspected of stealing and carjacking in tyson's corner last week. she posed as a college student who had run at of gas and force the owner out of the car at knifepoint. >> she looks very young, way too young. she looks like a nice girl. y

. >> a patterson park woman is injured trying to save her >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. another miled day. >> the chance for rain will be going up this morning. not a lot of rain at the present time. it will pick up in intensity as we head towards the late morning and lunch hour. take an umbrella with you. we will make it up to 63. that is still 12 degrees above average. things will change tomorrow. we will check the seven-day forecast. >> police say a young mother is preying on other woman. >> police believe stephanie schwab is responsible for bank robberies and car jacking. kim dacey joins us live in towson with more on the story. >> detectives believe stephanie schwab may be using her looks to manipulate potential victims. police say this former gang member is armed and dangerous. at 5'3", stephanie schwab does not cut an imposing figure, which is how she talked her way into a good smaritan's car in catonsville on

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>> i'm pat patterson, fort wayne, indiana. vietnam. navy.o other reason they have it but to use it one of the greatest points of naivete is to think that iran is building the bomb as a deterrent. they are building the bomb as a weapon. let's be real clear. when the united states and the soviet union were police officer rating nuclear weapons, we proliferating nuclear weapons, creating as many as we could so both sides would never use them. iran is sole purpose they can and will use it no other country has consistently threatened to annihilate other countries as iran has. let me distinguish the iranian people are good and decent people but the iranian leadership are stark, raving lunatics. and they cannot be allowed to have the nuclear weapon ever under any circumstances. [ applause ] >> thank you, sir. thank you. got one here, sir? >> governor,. >> what is your name first. >> kenny. >> mike: hi, kenny. >> in your opinion, should would he be pulling out of the war? >> mike: i know there are decisions made at a pay grade well above mine. the o

john patterson was a prosecutor. he knew how to go after things. >> go back to 1982. >> your question was whether or not -- by >> george was book -- george wallace said he was wrong about the race issue. >> i think he meant that. he felt he had been punished. if -- he had been in a wheelchair over a quarter of a century. you have to look back and say why am i here? why am i going through this? i really believe that he went through this conversion. george wallace is one of the few politicians who had run encore segregation platforms. the publicly repudiated segregation. he said "i was wrong." >> in 1982 after that, did you vote for him for governor? >> i voted for these trait government -- straight democratic ticket. the alabama republican congress did not endorse george wallace. we supported george mcmillan. george mcmillan lost in the primary. there were blacks running for county commission, blacks running for the legislature, blacks running for everything. we always vote the straight democratic ticket because there

east oliver between north chester and patterson park. let's now take a live look. you can see, not too much activity going on there. that's a look at the harrisburg expressway at pedonia road. this is brought to you by home pest control services. they now offer professional wildlife and animal control services. you can call them at 888-home. back to you. >>> hope for those with heart failure. in today's healthwatch, for the first time, doctors are using a patient's own cardiac stem cells. sandra hughes reports for wjz from los angeles. >> reporter: it's hard to believe, ken millis suffered a serious heart attack just two years ago. >> i feel great. fantastic. i feel 100%. >> reporter: he was just 39 when a heart attack left him with heart failure, meaning the heart couldn't pump enough blood and oxygen to support his other organs. he millis volunteered for an experimental trial in los angeles. doctors injected stem cells from his own heart into the area the attack damaged most. >> these cells are factories of growth factors. and when you inject them, they will, in

>> pat patterson. >> (inaudible) governor, if iran has a bomb, do you think they're going to use it?think that iran is building the bomb as a deterrent. they're building the bomb as a weapon. let's be real clear. when the united states and the soviet union were proliferating nuclear weapons we essentially were both creating as many as we could so that neither side would hopefully ever use them. the difference is iran has, but one purpose, and that's so they can use it and will use it. no other country has consistently threatened to annihilate other countries as iran has. let me distinguish, the iranian people are good and decent people, but the iranian leadership are stark raving lunatics and they cannot be allowed to have the nuclear weapon ever under any circumstances. [applause] >> thank you, sir. thank you. >> got one here, sir. >> and what is your name. >> kenny. >> hi, conditione. >> in your opinion-- >> i know there's decisions made by people that have great will than mine we should pull out. the only reason we should, if we believe we've accomplished the mission for which we