. >> lindsey patterson was on leave from her i.t.in the navy, visiting her mom's house just over the backyard wall from the hall house. lindsey was inside in the bathroom that faced away from the hall house and out in the street. when she heard a noise. >> it was a horrible scream. it was just something was wrong kind of scream. >> a woman, she thought. she went outside to tell her mom. >> i said did you hear that scream? and she said yeah, but i think it's just kids playing in the pool. >> kids at 6:00 in the morning? lindsey walked over to the six foot brick wall between their house and the hall's. she stepped on the planter, she said, and looked over the wall. >> at that point i saw a man with his hand -- one hand on top of a woman's head and then one hand on her back, and she was face down in the water. >> like something was going on. >> that's what i assumed. >> that is she thought she was looking at a sex act in progress. >> i don't know why it didn't seem right, but something made me want to look again. >> 90 seconds between h

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. >> narrator: the lawyers worked at the new york firm patterson belknap, webb & tyler.they were suing bear stearns and its successor, jpmorgan chase, on behalf of cpanies that had insured the quality of the loans bear was selling. in january of 2011, they filed a 161-page complaint. >> and within 160 pages, that document essentially summed up what looks to be the core of the credit crisis. >> narrator: mark palmer has pored through the bear stearns lawsuit and a dozen other private suits now pending against other wall street banks for fraudulently misrepresenting the mortgages they packaged and sold. >> smith: u sathiss the coref the credit crisis. >> i believe so. based on what we've seen thus far, frankly, i think there's some pretty decent evidence that the mortgage securitization industry was rotten to the core. >> smith: do you think the government should have brought criminal cases against these players? >> i would find it difficult to believe that there wasn't sufficient evidence to at least indict many of the players involved here. >> narrator: in building their

one of them is mike patterson, a pipefitter at bae systems. >> the major concern is the layoffs.n these jobs run out, there won't be any coming in behind them. >> reporter: so when these ships leave, the work runs out? >> the work runs out. >> reporter: the navy's budget cuts of $10.3 billion will fall hardest in the shipyards and involve the cancellation of maintenance and modernization of 22 warships this year. what does that mean? >> it's catastrophic to our industry, to our employee, and equally as important to the readiness of those ships. >> reporter: clifford says some of those navy cruise ships will lose weapons to their cruise ships. >> if we don't do that we may be sending a ship out in harm's way not as equipped as it should be because it doesn't have the current things to fight. >> reporter: layoffs could start in may but the anger of workers like mike patterson is aimed at washington now. >> if we don't do our job, we get written up for. who's righting congress up for not doing their damn job? >> reporter: defense has said. and now those warnings aret about to get re

and as gene patterson said at that memorial service, jack was never the same after that. you know, the common theme running through all of these stories whether it's corruption in government and state officials and incompetent doctors at millageville, the movement and then what he really did and liked to do in washington is he battled injustice and exposed it. and he found injustice, whatever it was, he exposed it. it started when he was 22, and it went to the time that he died. and that's why he believed so much in the first amendment. you know, there's an old myth that's shattered by this book, by the way. when i arrived at the constitution, and i think bo who's here wrote about this recently, the law was, we all believed it, that jack did not stay at the atlanta constitution because bill fields, the management, would not give him a $5 raise. [laughter] $5. and that was, that's been still been stated as true. and as president carter pointed out, he got a 50% raise, he was paid $10,000 at the constitution, and he got $15,000 at the los angeles times. so it wasn't so bad

patterson is believed to be the first person to ever attempt wave skiing. >> get that.e lets go of the rope from the jet ski, he can hit speeds of up to 30 miles per hour. he's moving on those things. >> i have a hard time -- i have a hard time standing on water on anything. but two, tiny, little poles? >> brave folks. hard to imagine what's going through his mind. but guys who love it. they get out there and adore that stuff. the level of coordination and balance, i don't have. >> far beyond my pay grade. >> well done, dude. >>> for some of you, your local news is coming up next. >> for everyone else, we'll be right back on this valentine's day. [ ding ] oh, that's helpful! well, our company does that, too. actually, we invented that. it's like a sauna in here. helping you save, even if it's not with us -- now, that's progressive! call or click today. no mas pantalones! new honey bunches of oats greek yohere we go.ole grain. honey cornflakes and chunks of greek yogurt. cc1: i feel healthy. new honey bunches of oats greek. and i'm really happy that you're in my life, to

one of them is mike patterson, a pipe fitter at b.a.e. systems. >> the major concern is the layoffs pap these jobs going out, there won't be any coming in behind them. >> reporter: so when these sheps leave the work runs out? >> the work runs out. >> reporter: the navy's budget cuts of $10.3 billion will fall hardest in the shipyards and involving the cancellation of maintenance and modernizations on 22 warships this year. bill clifford is friday of b.a.e. systems ship repair. what does that mean? >> it's catastrophic to our industry, to our employees and equally as important to the readiness of those ships. >> reporter: clifford says some navy destroys and cruisers will lose critical upgrades to their weapons systems. >> if we don't do that, we are sending a ship out in harm's way that is-- may not be as fit to fight as it should be. >> reporter: it's less capable as a warship? >> yes because it doesn't have the current upgrades to fight the most current threats. >> reporter: the formal cancellation of shipyard contracts starts tomorrow.

gary weiss, eric honda, raymond patterson, and adriana elio. >>> good afternoon. my name is gary weiss. i am the president of upper -- of the corbett heights neighbors in upper market. i'm a member of the upper market alliance, the treasurer of the [speaker not understood] valley neighborhood association, and a merchant on market street practically across the street from cafe floor. i have owned the flower shop there for going on 30 years. cafe floor is a venable and much loved [speaker not understood]. none feel that cafe floor is given preferential treatment. we feel this is spot zoning in its purest form. one of the owner's arguments is had it not been for [speaker not understood] treatment it could possibly go out of business. the owner requested sub for the for getting a liquor license and again for extending the cafe's hours. the business had flourished for three decades before he purchased it and it did just fine preparing snacks in the small kitchen. this all started when mr. petra he wanted to offer a full menu. rather than going through the legal channel

as jean patterson said at a memorial service jack was never the same after that. the common theme running through the stories about corruption in government or state officials, incompetent doctors, the movement, what he really did and what i would like to do in washington is battle injustice and expose it. he found in justice, whatever was, and exposed it. started when he was 22 and went to the time that he died and you know there is an old myth shattered by this book by the way, when i arrived at the constitution, both cuts and wrote about this, it was gospel truth and we believe that, jack did not stay at the atlanta constitution. the management would not give you a $5 raise. that is stated as true and as president carter pointed out he was paid $10,000 that the constitution and got $15,000 from the los angeles times. wasn't so bad as all that. the other law was the athens house which was well-known to a lot of people and jack in this book tells a wonderful story of the evening he spent their. i won't say any more about that. [laughter] >> i met jack a couple ti

offsaaness & because of the faat what we weren't xpeeting someeody outt pf our school ody and out of pattersono be one offthe people that being killed on phe streeessof baatimore." who were stabbeddtuesdayy survived.it happened at the intersection of howard and mcddnald's.so far no suspectt has been iientified. 3 pays after the ravees victory parade... videos are popping up online thaa show fans going po great lengghs to take part in thh cellbration. celebration.this clip showss people scaling the fences at m-and-t bbnk stadium.that's -3 after the fire marshal cllsedd oof the stadium... once itt rrached capacity.other vvdeos fann storming the gates and trying to ut-muscle eccrity &pguardd to gain access.one personnwe spoke o said there was a lootoffconfusion outside thh gates. 3 melina kkrine mclean, baltimore: 6.22 "they need to put moreedettils like ou need to get here by a this time, orr3 people n, nd maybe make sure those gaaes are more strongly reinforced ." ."ravens running back rry rice soundeddoff on the issue on &pfacebook.heewrote that those people wwo allegedly trampled ccildrennto

nuestros cuatro embajadores en entrenamiento, conocieron a la nueva directora del proyecto, beryl patterson veterinaria de norteamérica que dirigirá el proyecto de cachorros de cheetah outreach, y entrenará a whiskey, x-ray, yankee y zulu, para representar a su propia especie frente a audiencias públicas. baggins, el cerval se rehúsa a cooperar con su nuevo entrenador christo. baggins, también es entrenado como embajador pero cheetah outreach, descubrió que la personalidad de este gatito es completamente diferente a la de los cheetahs es muy divertido pero cuesta mucho trabajo entrenarlo. y la pequeña whiskey, la cachorra cheetah de tres meses tuvo una operación mayor para corregir un defecto de nacimiento en el ojo derecho. la operación salió bien y whiskey fue puesta en aislamiento por unos días para recuperarse. esta vez iniciamos con otra visita al centro médico de animales del cabo... con yankee, el más joven de los cuatro cachorros. beryl, está preocupada porque está empezando a cojear. la pata lastimada de yankee ♪ la líder de proyecto beryl patterson, está preocupada por yankee, el

. >> reporter: neuman is from the patterson park area in east baltimore. she's a high school drop out who got an mba from loyola has led up tech companies and is an out spoken rape survivor. she will be sworn in at 10:00 this morning. >> thank you mike. leopold will be sentence d in three weeks on march 14th. >>> a maryland state senate committee has approved a sweeping gun control measure also in annapolis. committee voting 7-4 last night in favor of a bill which is a top priority of the governor's agenda. it would prohibit anyone from owning a handgun if they've been involuntary committed for mental health reasons prior. the vote sends legislation to the full senate for debate next week. the committee is one step closer to out lawing the death penalty in the state of maryland voting 6-5 to repeal the bill for capital punishment. it moves on to the senate now. >>> olympian oscar pistorius will continue his fight for bail in day four. prosecutors say the runner is a flight risk an should stay in jail until his trial. it's tina crouse covering the story for

. >> now the family of the patterson student must remain hopeful that someone will see the images from deante attack and give police the lead they need to put the kill are behind bars. >> as great of a kid he was, caught up in the love and pleasure that the city is experiencing with the super bowl victory, who wouldn't want to be part of that, so he and his friends skipped school that day and went down there to experience. this unfortunately, it turned out to be tragic, but that's one day that we all wish we could just take back. >> reporter: in baltimore, jeff hager, abc2 news. >> viewing for smith runs through 8:00 at the den have green funeral home on york road. a wake will be held tomorrow from 11 until one with the burial service to follow. >> funeral plans are set for a university of maryland student shot and killed by his roommate in a murder-suicide. friends and family will say good-bye to stephen stephen rane. stephen rane was shot by his roommate dayvon green. >>> baltimore city police say it was their officer, william scott kern who pulled the trigger of his real firearm tha

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coming up, a final market prediction from rebecca patterson. we'd be remiss if we didn't talk about that yen? it's going to 100? >> yes. >> belowing away the s&p. >> before we let her leave for her day job she's getting a break being on the show today. plus a programming note. don't miss cnbc's coverage of the state of the union tomorrow. i know michelle is going to be watching it. it starts at 9:00 p.p. eastern. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world needs, when it needs it. ♪ after all, what's the point of talking if you don't have something important to say? ♪ if you don't have something important to say? try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. make your mark wi

. >> the young victim attended patterson high school. >>> another incident during tuesday's celebrationing the ravens to make a change in policy. they will issue tickets to all events, even when they are free. they want to eliminate scenes like this one at m & t bank stadium, where an 11-year-old was trampled and suffered a concussion. >>> a navy reservist and lapd officer was fired from the force in 2008 for making false statements on his facebook page, he mentions 11 people targeted for respreng his car was found on fire at a ski resort. police are searching door to door in that area. >>> 5 baltimore firefighters trapped and injured in a massive lumber fire. three nights later, they are still recovering. now for the first time we're getting an inside look at how emergency crews responded. megan mccorchall has details. megan? >> reporter: the police department has released 191 tames and emergency -- 911 tapes and emergency radio correspondence as they tried to december rest cue people in that building. >> a fire on pennsylvania and franklin street. >> reporter: as an inferno rages at w

. >> this man, richard patterson, is going to help. >> this is the way you hold it. not this way.initely not warming it this way. but if i ever see you nosing it, nosing it like this, i'll kill you. first of all what i want you to do, swirl the whiskey around. take it out and say hello. then you go back to it and say, how are you? do it slowly. then you come back and say, quite well. thank you very much. >> what? this guy is clearly crazy but for some reason i want to listen to him. i believe him because he said he was going to kill me. >> when you take the whiskey you must appreciate it. >> there you go. >> next time i have whiskey i'm going to make sure i tell it hello there. >> do it slowly. fantastic. >>> tomorrow, we've got a couple of great dog videos. >> why do people do this to their animals? like he's trying to jump and fling him off. >> i do love a dog trying to get through deep snow. >> see dogs in shoes, dogs in snow, and still to come -- >> nerds need pick-up lines too my friends. >> and we've got them. get geeky with some high-tech lines. >> if you were a web browser

. >> they say that experts say that this create suronly 1% away from the patterson gamelin creature whichhe famous 1970s bigfoot video we see over and over. the only believed real quote/unquote bigfoot video that's out there. >> expert? what experts? who experted this? >> if they are real, then they have officially won the longestth in best galong esest and best game of hide and seek. >>> i'm pretty sure this would never, ever, ever happen here in the united states. this guy is outside the holmes soccer stadium in japan. he's the editor of j-soccer magazine. this video is on the youtube channel. >> imagine the game is tomorrow night. you're going to come along at 4:00 and line up and try n get in one of the best seats, right? no. you come here today and you mutt your claim on the floor. >> so you can see they are ordered. here's number 30 with some people's names. also the number of people in your group. >> number 26. this is for two people. >> you can see all the different colors and color combinations that people use. they are place holders for people. and everybody the next day is goin

family and dozens fellow students from patterson high school are still asking why. >> he didn't deserve it. >> senseless the things that are going on with our young children today. >> reporter: on february 5th as baltimore city celebrated the ravens super bowl win, police say deante and several people got into a fight he was stabbed several times. he had a heart attack on the way to the hospital and died. the city watch network is the most important source police have to track down his killer. >> detectives are reviewing that footage. >> reporter: it happened with thousands in the down town area, including police. >> it was awful to hear, after coming from this great celebration. >> reporter: many are hoping anyone who recognizes the person in purple will not stand by and let him get away with murder. two others were also attacked they survived. >>> if you have any information on the stabbing call city police. >>> new information in the death of fugitive cop killer christopher dorner it appears he shot himself in the head. his body was found in a burned out cabin in the san bernardino m

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. >> this could be with patterson and hurt business at attitudi's nearby. >> to know that those people are uncertainly, it's scary for them and for us as well. >> terry muralies is scared at her restaurant near the air force base in georgia. >> how do i decrease this bill? that bill? how do i minimize and still maintain? >> reporter: at a social security hoif in cleveland, david shakily might lose one day of pay per week. >> increased stress for me. people i work with. >> reporter: back in virginia, stress for a local congressman, who voted for sequestration in 2007, assuming it would force a balanced budget deal, not layoffs. >> it was agreed to by so many, democrats and republicans. >> reporter: now workers are demanding congress stop sequestration. >> so many people's lives are in the hands of 300 some people and those guys need to figure something out. >> reporter: just one week left until back become a travel nightmare cutbacks and slowdowns and air traffic control, and at tsa, public anger and blame sure to intensify. >> when the president telephoned gop leaders today, boehner an

and from patterson apricots to may diamond nectarines to dapple dandy plums, the fruit here is extremelydiverse, whether it's fresh or dry. >> the biggest demand is--would be apricots, apriums, plums and pluots, white nectarines, white peaches. people love them. and this is another way that we can continue our season at the farmers' market. >> so from the kitchens of world-class chefs to the world-class orchards they farm, the entire loewen family is hoping to ensure their fruit is around for generations to come. and now with the whole family completely invested in the land that has given thee so much over the years, the next time you take a bite out of a blossom bluff pea@h, make sure to savor the fact that you are also biting into 75 years of a family's hard work and loving care of the land. >> and as long as we can keep doing it, i just feel like it's a way of keeping up a tradition, and we take pride in what we do. everyone here takes pride in what they do, so we just want to do a really good job. >> hi. i'm adrienne garcia, and today we're gonna make a stone fruit granite and-- with

. >> a few months later, patterson approached the city council. at the time, no city had gone on record supporting troops in vietnam. at first, they said her brother was originally from san francisco. >> which got me to stand up and say he's not from vietnam, either. but he's fighting a war over there. >> our neighbors cities have joined. >> reporter: that powerful state led to unanimous resolution. >> it was great for the mep, frankly. the letters were the most important thing. >> oh, i was thrilled. i felt just something come over me that i thought, wow, i can't wait to tell my brother this good news. >> reporter: two weeks later, the sergeant was killed in action. >> i knew in his last moments, he knew that i had accomplished what he had asked me to do. and he knew that. >> 45 year s later, the determination is still not forgotten as the city continues to reach out to troops serving in a different war. >> it's the symbolic gesture that's being done here, which is, you know, not only for the 101st but for all of our veterans. >> rodents crawling

. >> robert patterson, dba, ken, ken ramen, 3376, 18th street, place of entertainment permit application. >> a complaint with this address, and once that complaint has been resolved, this item can be calendared again. >> so we are continuing this item? wonderful. >> now is there a public comment or a motion to continue? >> do we need a motion to continue? >> okay. well do we have a motion to continue? >> any public comment on the continuation of this issue? >> none? >> all right. then how about a motion to continue? >> i move to continue the item. >> second. >> item has been continued. >> now i notice that the next four items are all extended permits for subway. and are these, is more than one of them in the same place district? >> so, there are... >> a couple of them. >> there are five subways on this calendar. >> yeah. >> and there are all applying for extended promises permit and they are all owned by the same people. and they are grouped by station. >> okay. so, would embarcadero and 168 second street and 1250 market all be in the same district? >> yes. they would, however, the appli

workers consuming genetically modified food like products and for this yellow cake baking tell them patterson perpetual war making balloon boy chasing fake it to make it economy where all the arrows fake girlfriend and steroids and ads. we have a new rockstar for a. raul you stacey. yes max this is rob university rob you his real name is robber weenie and he faces. a winning. he faces thirty years i'm for isn't for defrauding.

. >>> one center in patterson is expected to open this summer and another one in tracy this fall.retail giant has posted three openings for each location but the two centers are expected to create hundreds of new jobs in those areas. >>> there is a report out today that the america's cup race could turn into a financial avatros for san francisco. the chronicle reporting that fund raising efforts has stalled at $14 million. the race was pitched as a $300 million breadwinner. but as the number of competitors dwindled to just three, sponsorship has declined. >>> they could be fast, dangerous and out of control but today street racers were able to burn rubber in a legal event. cara liu reports. >> reporter: in the parking lot of the oakland coliseum, the sports car club of america's san francisco region held its season opener. >> i love cars, i love driving fast. and there's no safer place to do it. >> there's nothing like it. you're in the car and you're just amped and once that flag goes, it is just pedal to the metal, fast as you can, as quick as you can. >> reporter: the event loo

workers consuming genetically modified food like products and for this yellow cake baking tell them patterson perpetual war making balloon boy chasing fake it to make it economy or all the arrows of fake girlfriend and steroids and ants victory we have a new rock star for a. raul you stacy yes max this is rob university rob you his real name is robert weenie and he faces. he faces thirty years them for isn't for defrauding some banks front man for l.a. band charged with six million dollars fraud so over a two year period max this guy went to comb america which is a regional bank based out of dallas and managed to secure six million dollars in loans based on the fact that he looked like a rock star and he had one you tube video which had one point four million views and for this they gave him six million dollars over the years beginning in august two thousand and three mile when he sought and obtain for loans from comarca totaling about six point two million dollars according to court documents he provided statements that claimed he had nearly eight million assets but it turned out his account

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