as for what lindsay patterson says she saw, chris patterson holding his wife's head underwater, the defenserepared its own visual demonstration, had taken pictures from her angle at the wall to show that it could look like two people were touching in the spa, even if they weren't. >> this is what she described seeing in her testimony. but on the close-up what do you notice? >> they're not touching but they're in position where they could be. >> but that's different than actually touching. >> reporter: again the hall daughters were there every minute. their father's enduring champions. and this time more family members came to court, two of cristi's own siblings testified for chris. >> they said the same thing, we have not a doubt in our minds that this was not a moment of violence, this was not a murder. the victim's own sister and own brother. that's an amazing thing to see. >> reporter: perhaps it was. but listen to this. the defense had one more very significant witness, a witness who n credibilitoo oozeed credi. the city medical examiner who stuck his neck way out to disagree in a court

as for what lindsay patterson says she saw, chris patterson holding his wife's head underwater, the defenserepared its own visual demonstration, had taken pictures from her angle at the wall to show that it could look like two people were touching in the spa, even if they weren't. >> this is what she described seeing in her testimony. but on the close-up what do you notice? >> they're not touching but they're in position where they could be. >> but that's different than actually touching. >> reporter: again the hall daughters were there every minute. their father's enduring champions. and this time more family members came to court, two of cristi's own siblings testified for chris. >> they said the same thing, we have not a doubt in our minds that this was not a moment of violence, this was not a murder. the victim's own sister and own brother. that's an amazing thing to see. >> reporter: perhaps it was. but listen to this. the defense had one more very significant witness, a witness who n credibilitoo oozeed credi. the city medical examiner who stuck his neck way out to disagree in a court

patterson park is a placee where lots of people ccme to walk their ddgs. ut recentty several people living in his neighborhood ay fighting pitbulls have attacced their dogs for no reason...and one owner says when she tried to intervene the dog it hee finger and broke it. it. pitbulls almoss killed her poodle on nov 18th. she says the pitbulls were freely leashes when tey tarted to - rip the flesh off her dog. she and a neiggboo had to throw bricks at the dogs who dol-go says thhn bit her finger before attacking another dog. ii response pollce in the southeastern districc are holding a eeting: soo. joanne dolgow dog ownee.. "and he was sitting on the curb here like someone had bben a toddler sitting here 3&the meetinn tonight where police will address recent ddg attaaks will be at the south eassern police district at 7 pm..live at patterson park jp an occupy baltimore prooester charged with first degree assault.....accuued of aatacking another prooester. protester.police say 23--ear- old esiree nicholsonnstabbed the woman during an argument over a at.it hap

there's not a scott patterson. >> do you have scott patterson's name written down?> i have an address. that's all i was going to do. i don't have no phone number, no address. >> you never wrote down scott patterson's name anywhere? >> no. >> he maintained until the very end of the interview that he was just a dusty, determined traveler who came from a long ways away to try to get honest work. the problem with that, of course, is that none of it makes sense. when you put it altogether, the chat, his crumbling story and the fact that you know, he's the guy sitting in the kitchen across from me, you know it doesn't look good for him. >> the young man i thought was supposed to be here -- >> what's that person's name? >> scott was supposed to be here and he didn't mention his name. i said look -- >> who is scott? >> the guy i was supposed to meet. i was told -- >> you work construction? >> i was looking for any kind of job. >> you don't work right now? >> no.

this poodle may have a permanent listen after two dogs attacked a few blocks from patterson park. >> he was pind to the sidewalk and the two pit bulls are ripping his flesh. they were just ripping out his flesh. >> she was on the table. >>> it is all too common to see a dog off the leash. >> now any person off the leash will get a ticket or warning. >> there are ten citation h's the last weeks. >> the dog oners at the park will enforce this. >> it does not mean that the one running around the park will not be the one that will scare her. >> in the park, there is no dog park to take your pet to. >> now the crack down is being enforced, but they are hoping for more. >> i think there is trauma from him, too. >> the two to goes are waiting on a hearing to determine if they will be put down, the owner has been ticketed. >>> jack johnson will learn more on his fate, he is facing 14 years in prison. >> more on a story you will only see here. a police officer was shot by another. we are about to go inside the town home where this happen 68. we are live outside where the police officer was tr

live at patterson park, explains why the community is afraid, andrea. >> dogs here are often off leash but that is against the law and now police are enforcing it after one dog nearly died. >> misha the poodle may have a permanent limp after two dogs attacked him. >> he was pinned to the sidewalk and these two pit bulls are ripping out his flesh. >> when misha was on the table it broke my heart. >> this incident prompted police to hold a community meeting about off leash animals that they say have become all too common. >> if you have a dog, keep him on a leash, not only for his safety but for the dog. >> in response, any person with a dog off leash is now ticketed or given a warning. >> police have issued 10 citations in the last 2 1/2 weeks. >> for the most part dog owners support the. >> it doesn't mean that the one running around the park isn't going to be the one that sets her off or scares her. >> at the same time in patterson park there really is no dog park to take them to. >> reporter: misha's owners appreciate the crack down but want more. >> i think he's traumatized, too. >>

a dog attack near patterson park is dividing the community. dozens turned out tonight at a meeting expressing concern over dogs running loose, and some are pushing for tougher restrictions on pitbull in particular. kerry cavanaugh is live at baltimore city police have in your -- headquarters with more on the story. >> of large city has no specific rules on the books in regard to pit bulls. animal control medically they judge each dog on a case by case basis it is unclear what will happen in the -- to the pit bulls involved in the most recent attacks. some want them put down, but their honor believe they belong at home. >> i want those two dogs euthanize. >> joanne did not mince words when she showed up at a meeting organized in response to the recent pit bull attack on our dog. her program along, walking well despite the wounds he suffered outside their home on november 18. >> birth it is both stocks were on my dog. he was -- both dogs were on my dog. >> the pitbull involved belong to angel perez. he said they are gentle, family pets who got o

. >> emotions are running home about safety in patterson park. dozens of people showed up at a meeting to address the safety issue. among them was joanne dolgow, whose poodle was attacked last month. >> both dogs were on my dog. he was pressed to the ground. >> i really feel bad. this tore me apart. >> baltimore city has no specific rules in regard to pit bulls. each dog is ruled on a case by case basis. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think should be done to prevent dog attacks from happening in our community? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> president obama says the middle class deserves a break. he goes to a small town in kansas today to make his point. kate amara has a preview. >> the president is stepping up pressure to renew a popular tax cut that is about to run out. president obama hits the road today, travels to kansas to lay out an economic theme we're expected to hear echoed throughout the campaign season. >> now is

there was a recent attack at patterson park involving two pit bulls.assured concerned neighbors they are cracking down on dogs running loose, issuing a 10 citations in patterson park since that attack. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think should be done to prevent dog attacks from happening in our community? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 5:36. 56 degrees on tv hill. it is that time of year. have you gotten your flu vaccine? >> rice, a source of arsenic? >> we're dealing with what roads for your morning commute. we are tracking two >> welcome back. good morning. a mild start on this tuesday morning. 58 degrees downtown. you can see a few raindrops. we have some light rain and sprinkles. it is not heavy rain. most of the heavy stuff is around frederick. sprinkles around baltimore and back into harford and cecil counties. often on rain showers. it will be a mild afternoon. temperatures around 62. big changes on the way later this w

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they stood at reisterstown and patterson avenue with signs that the kurds to drivers to honk -- encouragedthat driverrs ts to honk. >> 3 people or on a sailboat when it sank. a woman and a man were pulled from the water. that man died on sunday from his injuries. all three people on board the boat were wearing life jackets when it capsized. >> two campuses will work together in the campus even after a merger deal fell short. this book about the new working relationship. >> we will create a small structure that takes ideas from our campus and make something out of them in research and public health and social policy and a whole variety of opportunities that we can do a very quickly for the benefit of the state of maryland. >> the new alliance will be submitted to the board of regents by march 1. >> the baltimore ravens stumbled badly in san diego, losing. ray lewis was back with the ravens. the ravens only had two punishing hits on philip rivers. philip rivers led the chargers. he didn't throw an interception. the only sack the ravens got was wiped out on a penalty by terrell suggs. >> 26 degre

i move to continue michael patterson doing business as criolla, the lucky horseshoe, and blackthorn. i amend to january 10. >> second. >> item 6b. the lucky horseshoe. >> it is a small bar on cortland that occupies the space formerly know it -- known as skips. the honor has applied for entertainment permit. you have started to look at this. to be clear about what is in it. the first section is the application and the recommended conditions from the police department. the second is copies of letters and e-mail of support numbering approximately 145 individuals. there are approximately 12 or so individuals opposed to the permit. the large stack of letters of support reflects a great deal of our reach. that the applicant did. there is one copy of it. commissioner joseph, i believe i gave it to you. the big poster. that is an announcement for neighborhood meeting at the bar. a lot of the letters and emails are personal. a lot of them have address is attached showing they live nearby. not far and they're pretty detailed. some of them are pretty long. one reason there was so much outrage -

police are looking for suspects after a man and woman are shot and wounded in east baltimore near patterson park. police say one of the victims were shot in the arm and the other in the leg. a woman dies from our injuries. this story was first brought you back in march. the woman was unresponsive and had been beaten with a hammer. authorities said a teenager confessed to bludgeoning her grandmother. police say she passed away over the weekend. the outcome of the boys trial is on clear. police are learning more about what led up to a deadly stabbing in woodlawn. kevin regusters was involved in a fight when officers arrived on purnell drive. he had been stabbed multiple times and he later died. it could be weeks before a judge makes his decision about whether bradley manning should be court-martialed. they claimed the army failed the troubled shoulder anoldier. the standoff over extending several tax provisions may have come to an end. tara mergener explains house republicans have agreed to sign off on an extension of the holiday. >> after a week of training, it looks like millions of america

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they stood on patterson avenue with signs and posters encouraging drivers to haunt in her honor. her body was found in the susquehanna river a few months later. it has been almost 1 years since he disappeared -- she disappeared. they hope the manager will help keep her memory alive. her sisters were also there and say they're grateful for their support. >> it is a good feeling to make sure that people have not forgotten necessarily. it can be the one tip that leads back to something even though it has been one year. >> comfort in tell the truth so we can finally get know, have justice, and have this be over. if anyone knows anything, please just come forward and say something. >> state police are still treating the case as a murder but have not identified a suspect. if you have any information, call metro crime stoppers at 877-7-lockup. a violent weekend in baltimore city opera four shootings ended in three homicides. the most recent around 1:30 a.m. when a cab driver is pulling into a parking lot. we're told one of two passengers pulled a gun, demanded money, and shot the driver

the attack happened if you blocks from patterson park. one of the victims were shot in the arm and the other in the leg. police are now investigating. police in howard county are asking for help in identifying a woman in this video. the woman was caught driving up to a house and taking the package off the front porch and making a quick getaway with the package in your trunk. residents are urging to have last-minute packages delivered to their workplace if possible. anyone with information on the suspect is asked to call howard county police. will not be in for a white christmas -- we may not be in for a white christmas. a program would allow trucks to park concern park and rides. the program includes a new app to help drivers find the closest parking lot to avoid trucks parked not highway shoulders and ramps. the north pole is being flooded with letters. we take us inside one of two facilities the postal service uses to decipher bad handwriting. >> every day at work, she gets to figure out mysteries. >> we get the worst of the worst. >> s

police say the attack happened around 7:30, a few blocks from the patterson park. one of the victim was shot in the arm and the other in the leg. police are warning residents to keep a close eye on those last- minute gift deliveries. a woman drove up to a house and grabbed a package and dropped off. officials are suggesting asking a friend to wait for a delivery if you will not be home. >> people may not know that they have been victimized. to have been waiting for a package -- they have been waiting for a packaged. >> the make and model of the suspect's car is not visible in the video. anyone with information contact howard county police. two boys got a special surprise when their mother took them to medieval times last night. their father returned from iraq and dressed in costume to meet them. >> i thought this would be something excellent for them. >> what a great idea. they organize a special ceremony and they never expired who was behind that costume -- they never expected. cool. after the reunion, they enjoyed the show with both of their parents. he was retur

the victim identified as jeffrey mead patterson of hayward was found just after 7:00 on the 2300 block of san miguel drive. deputies arrested an acquaintance and he's being held on $1 million jail. >>> investigators are still trying to figure out what started a fire this morning that seriously damaged a menlo park home. it broke out on ringwood drive just across from menlo atherton high school. firefighters were able to keep flames from spreading. firefighters say this may have smoldered in the vents above the stove and reignited. the home may have to be demolished because flames got into the attic. >>> pinole police are searching for a gunman in connection with a shooting inside an in and out burger inside a restaurant. police say the victim was sitting in the car when he was shot. it happened at 5:00 last evening. at last check, the victim was in the hot. investigators don't believe the shooting was random. they believe it was targeted. investigator says they saw a man running from the parking lot who may have been involved in shooting. >>> a man accused outside of a san leandro walm

janice park is live at patterson parr park to tell us how police are getting involved. janice? police say the attacks were pevere in thhs neighborhood paaterson park theyyve given out 10 citationn recently for unleashed dogs. in the middle of tonight s meetinggthe owner of the pitbulls blammd for the most recenttattacks showed up. joanne dolgo says the pitbulls attacked her poodle, tearrng it s flesh off anddinflictinn &ppittull ownerrangel perez say his gate as vandalized and says what happened november 11thhwas a regular dog fight. 3 "i couudn't beliive it, these lick you to death, hey onll nn - being more defensive it was a regular dog fight, when thhy were hittinn with bricks, and it was 2 by 4's possible nails when it comes to theepitbulls there will be a heaaing wed to decide whether to euthanize them. a baltimore city police officer is ursing a gunshht wound tonight after being shot officer. investigators say the officcr as shot today whill serving a warranttduring raid at a home on pine cove avenue in odenton.. ballimore county police say it was one of their officers ho

thinking out loud about how britain should react is the northern ireland secretary -- secretary, a when patterson said that there is a huge pressure for a referendum. i think it will have to be one, yes, he said. david cameron and nick klegg have very different views of europe, but when it comes to referendum or not having won, they speak as one. >> of course there should be a never and durum -- a referendum if there are new powers. but there is no question of that happening because there will be no new powers. we are not a member of the eurozone. the question simply does not arise. >> what has made skeptics' so twitchy is the proposals of merkel and sarkozy. today, there was a proposal that at least those in the eurozone should now agree to a tax on financial transactions, a common approach to company taxes, and, and employment rolls, too. precisely this sort of agenda load to buy british conservatives. as if the pressure were not enough, david cameron has to put what is agreed at the summit to a common vote. the last summit produced what was the biggest rebellion seen in years. >> nick robinson

. >> last friday, clotter-patterson came to collect eliza's trunk, yes? >> her box? yes, sir. >> you were here when he came? >> oh, yes, sir. i had to show them up to eliza's room for them to take the top. >> bon. >> it was ever so heavy, sir. it took 3 of them to get it down the stairs. you all right, sir? >> of course. tell me, annie, you said her box was already packed. >> oh, yes, sir. packed, locked, and corded. quite a thick rope around it, and done up ever so tight. >> did it have a label on it? >> yes, it did, sir. >> with an address? >> just a name. miss eliza dunn, it said. twickenham station, to be called for. >> ah, very well, annie. thank you. au revoir. >> au revoir, sir. ha ha! >> ah, excellente. >> then why would crutchett want to perpetrate such an elaborate hoax? >> ah, that is a very good question, hastings. but eliza dunn has got her house. >> i shall be surprised if she finds she has more than a 6-months' lease. [rings bell] >> so what did crutchett want? >> crutchett? >> well, simpson then, pretending to be crutchett. >> he wanted something that

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the man from clotter-patterson. >> and did you pack it for her? >> no, sir. it was already packed and corded. >> ah. that is interesting. that shows that when she left the house on wednesday, already she determined not to return. you see that, do you not? >> oh, i'd never thought of that. >> no. tell me now, annie, what was the very last thing eliza said to you before she went out? >> she said, "if there's any "stewed peaches left over from "the dining room, we'll have "them for supper. and a bit of bacon, and fried potatoes." mad over stewed peaches she was--i should have wondered if that wasn't the way they got her? >> got her? >> the white slavers. >> ah, the stewed peaches. quite. >> thank you very much, annie. you have been most helpful. [knocks on door] >> was she saying things about me? >> not at all. only things of the pleasantest nature. but for a woman of your intelligence, madame, it would be tiresome to bear with patience the roundabout methods we plotting detectives have to use. >> oh. oh, i see. well, i wouldn't say there was all that much diffe

there they found jeffrey patterson dead. police arrested shannon mitchell alexander sr. at the scene. the two men knew each other says the sheriff's department. >>> a teacher at diablo view middle school was charged today with 20 sex crimes for allegedly having sex with an underaged girl. andrew catrell's bail was increased from $175,000 to $1.1 million. walnut creek police arrested the teacher on campus last friday and he confessed to accusations involving a former student. >>> a man says his one man sperm bank has helped many people conceive. but the fda is now telling him to stop. john sasaki has the story on that man's fight against the fda. >> reporter: pacific reproductive facility in san francisco is a place where men donate sperm. but 36-year-old trent arseno has different ideas. >> it's sort of like my way of helping the 99%. >> reporter: since 2006 the fremont resident has been running a sperm donation service out of his home for free. >> helping those couples with their childless couples wanting to have a baby, helping them have a baby and there's no money or

owner of a poodle who says the pit bulls attacked her dog near patterson park on november 18th. she wants the pits euthanized. the owner says the pit bulls he believes were provoked in the attack. >>> new developments in the penn state scandal. jerry sandusky may face some of his accusers in the next week during a preliminary hearing a lawyer says his client and five others plan to testify against the former penn state coach. >>> today many people will gather in downtown baltimore to mark the 7 0th anniversary of the japanese attack on pearl harbor. this day december 7th, 1941 japanese planes attacked the u.s. harbor. again, this day 1941. david copenhagger lives in hawaii this morning but is 10 miles from pearl harbor and dave joins us with what he has learned from a great story at pearl harbor about the first casuality at that battle. good morning. >> hi, good morning how you doing? >> good morning have you learned? >> i took a tour when i first moved here about a year ago. they told a story about one of the first tore peedos that hit the battle -- torpedos that hit the battle

that almost killed a poodle near patterson . park. durinn aaheaaing wednnsday... about whether the pitbulls should be euttanizedd.. we learned that one of the pitbulls had been adopted from the baltimorr animal rescue shelter.thatt adoppton ccme onll days after it was seizzd during a drrg raiddpoliceeseized 5 pitbulll from the home... but that information was never pwnnr. 11:40:47 they told me they let ut. they doo't get y get - aggressive dogs or whatevee so we went with him.did thhy tell you about hii history? as a histories. perez says had the signs of aggression... he would not have adopted the animal. a eccsion ill be made within 30 days on the animals fate. ew test scores show baltimore ssudents re still strrggling compared to otter 3&that's according to this &ppear's national assessment of educational progress.onlyy 11-percent of baltimore cityy foorth graders are proficient or advanced in reading. the numbees aren't much betterrfor 12-percent of them are proficient or advvnced readers. andres alonso/city schools fourth gradeeand eighth grade - we went up o

michael miller turned himself in on thursday, the victim, 48- year-old jeff patterson was found dead from blunt force trauma on monday. deputies initially arrested a man who was released on monday, a second man was arrested but released without charges. >>> and a registered sex offender accused of kidnapping and raping a woman in oakley now is behind bars. steven clark was arrested around midnight at the cathedral hill neighborhood. the contra costa sheriff's department says he became friends with a woman on saturday, and then kidnapped her and raped her at his home. he had previously been convicted of raping another woman in texas. >>> and san jose police arresting a woman regarding theft. they say that 28-year-old sandy velazquez claimed to be a friend, and now faces six counts of felony grand theft. >> and more than six hundred kids, parents and one toy room. this week, berkeley started to hand out toys as to give aways. some were anxious to be first in line. >> reporter: they lined up before dawn, in coats and blankets, parents and grand parents waited for hours so the kids could

john patterson ran, as he himself said later on, as a stronger segregationist candidate.hat is why wallace lost. at that point, i think he faced a critical kind of crossroads in his career. there was no place for him to go except to tap into the rising tide of anti-government conservatism, which was at that time built around the civil rights movement. then he is elected easily in 1962. >> what did he change? >> he became a much stronger proponent of segregation and essentially -- later on we associate him with a standing in the schoolhouse door. "i will stand in the schoolhouse door to prevent segregation." that is what he did, although he had to back out of the door pretty quickly. >> he ran for president in 1964. after two years as governor of alabama. when he ran the democratic primary, lyndon johnson had become president after the assassination of john kennedy. johnson insisted he was too busy, so he did not actually run as a candidate. he had a series of surrogates in the democratic primaries. >> when wallace announced that he was going to run for the democratic prim

empire to show us what we really are basically i got a military because of bradley manning michael patterson is an iraq war veteran he says seeing this video changed his life from the wiki leaks stuff started coming out and that's when i kind of hit that wall that wall and basically i decide i was i can do something more but today manning is paying the price he's been locked up behind bars as a maximum custody detainees subject to solitary confinement and forced nudity which some argue are forms of torture he was being treated as if he had already been convicted and the punished. it was going to be a very brutal punishment he's now charged with aiding the enemy his critics say he put american lives in jeopardy just because you don't like the country's foreign policy doesn't mean you can out it to the planet that doesn't make you a truth teller that makes you a tree a traitor and as manning finally gets his day in court his supporters say the only thing he's guilty of is telling the truth he awoke a lot of people up to the actual realities of this world right now and he deserves you know a me