[applause] >> terry patterson? if a elizabeth jones could get right behind me, i will give you half a minute peters you will be talking about something that is important to me. >> i am terry patterson, a resident of district 5, a member of the sap system mental health board. as the last speaker, i am glad to be able to express my concerns on behalf of cuts to the mental health budget. as you all know, mental health affects every area of city life. and as many of the eloquent previous speakers spoke to senior centers, used shelters, community centers, public transportation, the people who are not getting our corporate mental health care are often hidden in homes where families have to deplete their budgets and take care of them. i am talking about the people with bipolar and other serious disorders, who, if their immediate situation does not rise to the level of going to cite an emergency, as many of you know, or become hospitalized, they do not get services. so, i want to urge the city not to be penny wise and poun

is about to find out. >> anthony patterson has been placed in seg for rule violation number 38. go back there and have a talk with him and see what's going on and what happened and what led to this incident. >> patterson is asked to explain his behavior to the officers and our producer. the object of his alleged indiscretion. >> what happened? >> dude, somehow weed in my pocket, joint in my pocket. did you ever see me masturbate? >> i didn't see anything. >> it's not what she saw. >> so basically accused me of rule 38. that's indecent exposure. if that was indecent exposure, that means you saw me. >> no. that means he saw it. >> he didn't see it. he saw it. >> he locked me up. >> you had your penis out indecently exposed. come on, man, you've been in prison too long. now, take him on up there. all right. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay." >> all of a sudden, all hell breaks loose. >> for inmate anthony patterson, the nightmare of ad seg is just beginning. >> they have me in this cell. it's so hot in here, right. i don't know how long i'm going to be in here. >>> plus -- >> my

>> john patterson. >> john patterson? >> yeah. >> and why were you looking for john? >> and what business was that? >> i wanted to try to find a job somewhere, and i heard about john patterson. >> and why did you come to this house looking for john patterson? >> i had a phone call. >> a phone call? >> yeah. >> from? >> i -- in fact, i actually don't know the guy besides the fact that his name was -- i don't even remember his name. it was about five hours ago. i've been walking. >> so you were just walking down the road and you thought that this fellow with a construction company lived in this house? >> somebody told me -- >> who is somebody? >> a young man on the phone. >> a young man on the phone. and how did you reach this young man on the phone? >> he had called me. >> he had called you, just out of the blue? >> no. i think he had my number. >> he starts to get into this well, i'm here to apply for a job. i said, so you know the folks who live here? no, but i knew that they were looking for somebody to do some work. and i said, really, what kind of work do you do?

if you want to come out to patterson park. the bike jam is happening today from 8:00 a.m. p.m. back to you guys. >> most dangerous position out there is the guy laying on the ground. >> yes. >> i thought about volunteering. then i asked him. does he get stumped on? and they said yes. that was a immediate no for me. >> well, thank you very much, karen. we are live from patterson park. >> the guy on the frowned needed a helmet. >> did he. >> we are taking your interior decorating talents outside. >> lynn is here to show us how to spice up your ,, it was like a red rash... very sore looking kinda blistery. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i was a firefighter for 24 years. but, i have never encountered such a burning sensation until i had the shingles. i remember it well. i was in the back yard doing yard work. i had this irritation going on in my lower neck. i changed shirts because i thought there was something in the collar of the shirt irritating my neck. and i couldn't figure out what was going on. i had no idea it came from chickenpox. i always tho

linda patterson now, lip tka patterson decades ago. up in san mateo so did too did her brother joe. a soldier with the 101st it was vietnam when he asked for his sister's help just weeks before he was killed. >> joe wrote and said, that the men were down. >> reporter: so patterson acted convincing san mateo to adopt her brother's unit. it did and in 1972 it honored the soldiers with a welcome home parade. >> and they marched down the streets of san m ateo to cheers and tears. >> it's great what the people do here for the soldiers. we appreciate everything they've done for us. >> you don't see that kind of community spirit too much anymore. so it's nice to see it in san mateo. >> reporter: for linda patterson looking on these photos. >> the pictures make me think of each and every one like my brother. >> reporter: and it was her brother who said he needed help, that the soldiers are getting the help her brother asked for so long ago. >>> pg & e could face very large fines in connection with its natural gas pipelines. all of this stems f

linda patterson now, lip tka patterson decades ago. she grew up in san mateo so did too did her brother joe. a soldier with the 101st it was vietnam when he asked for his sister's help just weeks before he was killed. >> joe wrote and said, that the men were down. >> reporter: so patterson acted convincing san mateo to adopt her brother's unit. it did and in 1972 it honored the soldiers with a welcome home parade. >> and they marched down the streets of san m ateo to cheers and tears. >> it's great what the people do here for the soldiers. we appreciate everything they've done for us. >> you don't see that kind of community spirit too much anymore. so it's nice to see it in san mateo. >> reporter: for linda patterson looking on these photos. >> the pictures make me think of each and every one like my brother. >> reporter: and it was her brother who said he needed help, that the soldiers are getting the help her brother asked for so long ago. >>> pg & e could face very large fines in connection with its natural gas pipelines. all of thi

&p the 46th annual preakness frog hop is taking place today at patterson park.cey, has more from odays ometown hotspot-taking place in patterson park- trophies for pst, 2nd, 3rd aad 4th place winnersrecceve a ribbon ribbon the 46th annual preakness frog the 46th annual frrg hop akes place today in patterson pprk at the dominic mimi ice rink from noon- 1:00pm por ore information log onto morning imore dot commslash 3 3 33 110 ollars in free gas... couul be yours! yyurs!ourrfirst drawing of the day... is happpning sometime in the next 30 minutes.listen in to see if youuwon!plus... you could be a innee in tomorrow's drawing... we'll tell you how to enter. and betty white... is headee to our area today!where you can tt meet her tomorrow... pnd the áwildááreason... she's in town.you're watching fox 45 morning newss..all local.. all morning. ((break 2)) [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. ri

. >> reporter: it is and i will say in baltimore we are so lucky to have great parks we have pattersoneral park and there hasn't been anything like this until now, and you can come check it out this weekend. it connects harbor east to the inner harbor. it's dark outside, but we did shoot video yesterday so we can show you what it locks like during the day. i don't -- looks like during the day. that's a double sided horn. we will learn more about what that is about. we are looking at video shot yesterday. there's a huge xylophone and it's a cool place and something for everybody. i am going bring in heidi right now. and she is with the downtown baltimore family alliance. thanks for coming out so early. >> thanks for having me. >> reporter: you must be excited about this. why is it so important for baltimore families to come here? >> we are excited. as you said, there were parks over in patterson and federal hill park but nothing for the growing contingent of families in little italy and harbor east. we have found being able to walk to a park is so important for families and for retainin

david, so sunday here in patterson park you'll be able to see him do this? >> he's doing three stunt shows during the day. in between that, we're going to have an old fashioned high wheelers riding around. the professional bike racing is fantastic. >> reporter: wow. give me five, buddy. don't try that at home by the way. >> give me the name of the guy that makes his cup. >> i see why he doesn't have a seat on there. >> mike shoe taught me everything i know. >> reporter: one of the great bike riders. thank you very much. bike and health expo, 8:00 to 5:00. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> reporter: thank s again. bike jam 2012, sunday here in patterson park. back to you on tv hill. >> behind the scenes trivia. when mike hill is in for ron or monique or andrew, he rides his bike into work. here is him cruising around the city at 3:30 in the morning. >> crashing through ravens park too. we're going to take a break and come right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works together for one goal: to get you where you're going. and with fl

i want to bring in rebecca patterson. as energy goes, so does the stock market. what would you buy, though, for the month of june going into next month? >> i think for june we still have a lot of unresolved issues. we're going to want to see where the fed is in terms of more easing if the economy warrants it. i want to be defensive. looking at the high dividend equities, especially the ones that have lagged year to date and how much further does oil fall from here? at a certain point the producers don't want it much lower. >> producers don't but i keep hearing $75 could be the next big support level for the price of crude oil in new york. >> if i saw that, i would probably be recommending clients to think about buying, honestly. >> you're not there yet? >> we are not there yet but that would be extreme. >> telecom, that was the best performer. like it here? >> yeah. i'm not sure about telecom. tech is firms tied to mobility. that's a big theme to

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started making investments in some baltimore communities in federal hill, canton, locust point and patterson park young professionals were rehabbing row homes, rooftop decks. the houses were inexpensive and these neighborhoods were close to the centers of business as well as great night life. but we had a problem. we couldn't keep them. unlike people in other parts of the city who were sticking with baltimore these young people got married, had kids and miveed way. they went to neighboring jurisdictions not for the lower cost of living but they left because baltimore's crime and poor schools pushed them away. the city has become focused on doing everything in making the financial promises that -- the city had become focused on doing everything promising everything and making financial promises that it could not keep. it could not do the most important things well. while the real estate boom helped generate historic revenues it only masked a serious problem. now, in 2012 there are signs that baltimore is headed in the right direction. our investment will build on this progress by making balti

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. >> up next -- >> author james patterson is in the house and he has something for your kids.ittle wine. i i>>nkhthiig m. >>> i'm meteorologist chris warren with your forecast. across the country today, just a couple spots where we'll see the chance for some showers throughout the northern tier and in the south, throughout parts of texas, new mexico and showers in the northeast and the extreme southern portion of florida. otherwise, another warm day throughout a huge portion of the plains. denver, readings in the lower 80s and minneapolis, 74. the heat is cranking up in the southwest. 60s and a nice looking kay in the southeast. a few of those days for you. and then on friday, we'll see that chance for some storms increasing and heavy rain really gets going here throughout parts of texas and moving in to the deep south throughout parts of louisiana and mississippi. we're going to watch that in the coming days. ahead of that, still warm, mid 80s in new orleans to 79 in atlanta. still warm around the great lakes. 50s and 70s. saturday, more of that heavy rain in east texas, loui

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[indiscernible] >> reporter: the kids at patterson elementary also get one on one help from a list of volunteers. >> i don't want to ride the bus. >> reporter: corporations all over the country partner with teacher mate and employees teach a 30-minute reading lesson via sciep. this person from -- skype. this person from chicago is working on the same lesson the rest of the class is. >> i think it's great because it gives the students the individualized support they need and help them get to the next level in their reading. >> reporter: one step at a time with a long help along the way. pretty cool. >> excellent. good job. >> if you have a cool school, send an e-mail my way. there are fortune 500 companies that allow their employees a full half-hour off to get on skype and teach the kids how to read word by word. they also as part of the stations, they get handed a book and say go. >> they're not just repeating what they heard. they're actually comprehend. >> it's great. >>> it's 6:19. next in sports here from bradden holtby and last night's win. >>> time to check on the question of th

am zone is setting up two centers in the city of san bernardino and patterson. sales to amazon are deemed to take place just in those two cities so they'll receive all the sales taxes earmarked for local government. local officials want to give amazon the lion's share of their estimated $8 million take as a reward. >> access to twitter has been restored in pakistan after the government blocked the site for nearly eight missouri. they made the move because twitter was not removing tweets considered offensive to slawvment specifically the tweets promoted a contest to post-images of the prophet muhammad. many muslims consider pictures of mohammed blaspheme mouse. the government did not give a reason for restoring access. >> protests against concerts by lady gaga. in the philippines, members of a christian group rallied outside of the arena where lady gaga will perform tomorrow. protesters say they're offendedby her music, and her song which makes fun of jesus christ. her concerts have been marked with protests in south korea and snow -- indonesia. >> ama: we enjoye

without any human interventionn the reaserch is going on at wright patterson air forre base in ohio.check these smmll flying aircraft.the new technology will enabbe multiple aircraft o communicate and learn from each other.the air force will be able to use the robbts for scouting... i-e-d detection... and other dangerous tasks currently dooe by airmen. the orioles est player is hit by a pitch...and the birds aren't happy about it......bruce cunningham has the story next in sports unlimited. 3 that's all for the late edition, i'm jeff barnd. barnd. and i'm jennifer gilbert. let's go to bruue for a look at a night ii torrnto that had buck teaming madd sports unlimited starts right now. the orioles have tomorrow off...and it's coming at a very good time......after a stunning start, they have hit &ptonight, were trying to avoid a five straight defeat... defeat... not a very good niggt for oriole staater jason hammel, who had beaten toronto twice this ssason...6 and 2/3rds, 9 hits, 4 home runs..aal of them homers...including this one, botton 2nd..edwin encarnacion...to left...a solo davis...sm

saturday in patterson park. >> quick check, talking about out on the grapes -- grass, how about out on. 67. rain free. the ball should be carrying. 72 at noon. 75 at 4:00 tomorrow, so another one of these cloudy days, but a better chance for rain by tomorrow night, especially wednesday. we cop use it, especially eastern maryland. just you and me along with kelly. we'll see you then. next up, diane sawyer will tell us what is happening next. watch "dancing with the stars" and make sure you blog with our katie. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. . >>> tonight on "world news," terror plot, the cia foils an al qaeda plot. the plan to use a new kind of underwear bomb on a pl

mike hydek shows us how some technology, tutors and teachers are all coming together at patterson elementaryhat do you think you might say? >> reporter: to learn the lifelong pleasure of reading, it starts one word at a time step by step. >> will you read me? >> reporter: 1st graders in this class seem to take those steps pretty quickly. >> take me to school. >> 41 words, that's fantastic. super reader. >> reporter: you might say their reading steps are more of a jog. >> tell me about what you're reading about. >> stinky feet. >> what's the story about? >> it's about a boy who had old socks. >> reporter: with help from an ipod touch and prom called teacher mate every -- a program called teacher mate every student gets one on one reading instruction several times in the same class. >> gone are the days of the traditional standard of liberty chain. this allows us to meet students the way they are and the way they learn. >> reporter: in this case it's in small groups for a few minutes at a time and then they rotate stations. >> my alligators are at teacher mate and my giraffes are at reading. >

. >> the amazing students from patterson park. >> are coming here under the amazing teacher ray lynnchneider and they will cast their votes and discuss. this is what he does for a living. in a way it is participatory democracy. >> you should get into it even if you are against or for the war of 1812 and this gets people thinking that way. >> it is not just students but adults can do it, too. >> the public, every vote is going to count. when you cast your vote. that goes into a database and on the 18th of june which is the bye cents 10ial -- bi centennial day. it is american states people that will be here that day. it is a big to do. your vote will count. >> good information. >> okay. all right. so the event kicks off today at 9:00 a.m. i tell you whether. it is so exciting. it is something everyone can participate in. >> abc 2 news. >> this is a time lapse video of the solar eclipse. it has a thin ring behind the moon. first time this is being seen like this since 1994. they call it the ring of fire. >> time for a forecast. >> here is lynnette. >> not so beautiful this morning. we d

his name was patterson. and the president elect said oh, he's a man i can work with. well, thorough goode marshal who is a close family friend of ours. i grew up knowing him, he said to me, what is the president saying that for? that man is a rat. he's just terrible. he is -- he's going to make such trouble in alabama. most feeling was not expressed that harshly. but it will feeling that his administration was feeling its way. and that this -- the attorney general who was in charge of this stuff was being a tough guy and that's the administration was full of tough guys. was he tough enough was one of the things that people would ask of somebody as -- >> let me ask this question before i i get cheryl into this conversation. you said something that's very important particularly after our first conversation, that's about the appointment of federal judges. where is eisenhower worked very carefully to make sure judges he put in place were pro civil rights to the extent of his ability. kennedy did not do that. as a sock to southerners he appointed segregationist judges. the

. >> good morning i am here with the department of recreation and parks outdoor park in patterson park. memorial day means fun time for the families in baltimore city. have great day. take the gamble out of stain removal. introducing resolve all-stains! the pre-treat that combines a chamber of oxygen formula with a chamber of enzyme formula in the same bottle. resolve removes all types of stains in the first wash. trust resolve. forget stains. >>> fie things to know on this memorial day. senator ben cardin will take part in a memorial day wreath laying ceremony and parade at 9:30 in rockville. he will be in the baltimore for viet nams veterans me -- vietnamveterans memorial reception. >>> thousands of people only got to see half of the show. because of the storm as they were told to go and seek shelter. concert was broadcast live on pbs. >>> lacrosse maryland beat duke and this afternoon the terps are going head to head with the greyhound for the nca championship. maryland lot of -- nca amountchampionship. -- ncaa championship. last time we had an all maryland final 1979 when hopkins b

was supposed to eat, what we shouldn't eat and we need to exercise but this weekend the folks in pattersonark got a fun filled reare minder. they blocked off the 600 block forfeitness and fun. the focus is to be hip and be fit. i was happy enough to be part of the program. the elevate baltimore program sponsored the event and they had medical experts giving blood pressure checks and the dreaded weigh in. a lot of important lifestyle information. great program. >> opportunity for us to bring resources to the community and to introduce people, all the thing that we probably know but we don't do such as, getting good physical fitness into the daily routine, thinking about our diet. >> it was the second yearly community health fair and organizers help it's only going to get bigger better. >> they are new, they are hip and they are fast. >> we are talking account the mobile payment apps that let you pay for coffee, food by waving your phone. we have also learned the fed whose are about to take a closer look at this growing high tech way to pay. >> could the apps cost you more than you barginned