it was captuered by a junior here at patterson high school.ter spills out into a nearby courtyard. students say both fights started over something trivial and then... suddenly there was a brawl. we're told it went on for at least 5 minutes... until police officers intervened... pepper spraying the crowd. now some students are questioning their own safety. 00:4:57- "it makes me wonder what they're doing about this, i heard this school system is not really good and it need a lot of improvement" "i don't feel unsafe bc i can hold my own" last night... baltimore city schools issued a written statement... saying that students involved were taken to the department of juvenile services... it went on to say that the school will be taking appropriate action. i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. see the entire video for yourself at fox-baltimore dot com. just click on "around the web" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. firefighters put out a two-alarm fire in east baltimore. this is video was taken just a couple hours ago in t

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it was captuered by a junior here at patterson high school.ter spills out into a nearby courtyard. students say both fights started over something trivial and then... suddenly there was a brawl. we're told it went on for at least 5 minutes... until police officers intervened... pepper spraying the crowd. now some students are questioning their own safety. 00:4:57- "it makes me wonder what they're doing about this, i heard this school system is not really good and it need a lot of improvement" "i don't feel unsafe bc i can hold my

and thanks to patterson and ma iron there as high as they all right. are are.en rescued by governor brown who appointed him our secretary of transportation. he's president this role his whole life. so let's bring brian kelly to the microphone and give a big applause to all our brian's. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, thank you steven e steve i'm not sure though how to respond to this picture. i want to commit all brian's on their names. i'm honored to think here. i've been sobered with this project throughout any 18 years as a staff person in the state senate and more recently in the brown administration for the past 15 months. i'll say over the 18 years this project has had an effect on me. it's had time to inspire me and frustrate me and today having seen the final project it expresses me. there are thousands of men and women who gave much of themselves to see this project accomplished. it's their work and their resolve and their friendship that i want to spend a moment honoring. first optimistic continue in day you can't let a moment pass without honoring the men and women

dunbar and patterson... both schools honoring the military with their uniforms... . no score... sher-rod hawkes interception... returns it all the way back r the pick six... clippers with a surprising 6-0 lead... . later in the first quarter... poets take control... william crest lofts it to the end zone... jerrell jenkins reels it in... dunbar on top 8- 6... . 4th quarter... 34-6 poets... crest launches it down the field... tychar johnson fights off his defender... another dunbar score... they rout patterson... 42-6 final... after their series with boston... the orioles are done. all that's left now... a positive note to take into the off season. and chance to spoil the red sox post season... boston can clinch homefield advantage with two more wins... birds looking to take that away... . top of the 1st... 1-0 red sox... daniel nava makes it 4-0... 3-run bomb... his 12th homer... . bottom 6... chris davis continues to make orioles' history... smashes his 53rd homerun... 28th at home, passing frank robinson's 27 long balls he hit at memorial stadium in 19-66... . 8th

five yards deep, and here's where it broke open, at the 25, a footrace from there and patterson's isthe house, a 105 yard return of the opening kickoff, a vikings record, it's 7-0... then the vikings kick off, to devin hester-- he's run a few back in his day, and there goes devin... they finally caught him, but 76 yards-- part of a team record 249 return yards for dev... that set up jay cutler to martellus bennett, so easy... and we're back even at seven apiece... later in the

chairman, and thank you, ambassador patterson and mr. starr, for your willingness to serve the country and take on these important posts at a critical time. ambassador patterson, i especially appreciate the kindness you showed to a number of us when we visited pack stand during your tenure there -- pakistan during your tenure there and your great work in egypt during a turbulent time. i actually want to start, ambassador patterson, by asking you about the special immigrant visa program. having served in some of the countries that have been critical to the effort in iraq and afghanistan and as i'm sure you're aware, the special immigrant visa program was established by congress to address those people if iraq and afghanistan -- in iraq and afghanistan who have been very helpful to our efforts there who, in cases, risk their lives and their families' lives to help insure that the americans who were on the ground were safe and able to accomplish their missions. and i am very troubled that we are here with the special immigrant visa program

with that, ambassador, patterson we'll welcome your statement. both will be included in the record.the floor is yours. >> thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member corker, member of the committee. it's an honor to be appearing before you as the president's nominee for assistant secretary. mr. chairman, i would like that introduce, if i could, my husband, david and elder son edward and daughter-in-law. mr. chairman, i have prepared longer statement for the committee, which i submitted for the record. i'm grateful for the confidence shown by president obama nominating me for the position. if confirmed, i flog work with you to advance u.s. interest across an important and complex region that is facing historic upheaval. mr. chairman, the changes taking place across the region carry the promise of a more democratic political order that will benefit the region and the united states in the long-term. however, the renal will remain volatile and often violate for some time to come. the challenges we face are complex, but our extensive security, economic, and humanitarian interests demand our

t he message is a clear one to dunbar senior millante patterson. >> one day i'm going to be on one ofues, hopefully. >> reporter: patterson says the learning environment has changed drastically at dunbar since the city invested in the new school. >> now we have walls that you can't hear through to other classes because the old dunbar was built with no walls and you could hear kids in other classrooms.xd now we also have locks on the doors so one can come and disrupt class like they use to and we can learn without no distractions. >> reporter: as to the learning itself, principal jackson pointed to a new 9th grade academy, intended to keep age- appropriate classrooms intact and a separate learning project aimed at those who've fallen behind. in addition, next year dunbar will be part of a city initiative to create so-called career academies, offering specialized training to help students enter the workforce after graduation. in large part, though, it's the new building itself, says jackson, that offers the best chance to change the psychology and culture of the school. >> i think envir

the mother of a girl involved in a brawl at patterson high school... is speaking out about this incident. -nats pop- 3 seconds donesha robinson was struck by several students... who she says....have been bullying her. she is new to the school this year. her mother is angry that this could happen, even after she sought help from school administrators last week. "we knew it was coming so when we walked in the cafeteria one girl jumped on me and then seven other girls jumped on me..." as many as 7 students were suspended for five days as a result of the fight... including donesha robinson..since she was involved. it is another reason her mother is outraged at school administrators. see the entire video for yourself at fox-baltimore dot com. just click on "around the web" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. baltimore county police are still searching for a missing 14-year- old girl. this is china gillis. she was last seen at about seven a-m wednesday at her home on hillcrest and dogwood roads in woodlawn. china is nearly six-feet-tall

anne patterson, u.s. ambassador to egypt, was uncomfortable with forcing a democratically elected president from office. >> it was very clear from her public announcements that anne patterson thought that egyptians should swallow this pill and be content with a miserable regime because the alternative is much worse for us. >> sennott: but by mid-june, tamarod claimed to have collected 22 million signatures, nearly half of all eligible voters. worried about what could happen on june 30, general el-sisi went to see morsi and urged him to consider tamarod's demands. >> and that meant a change in cabinet, a prime minister from the opposition, a change in the prosecutor general, and the president actually acquiesced to all those demands. >> sennott: but morsi refused to step aside. >> the idea that that focused demand would be the resignation of the president to us made absolutely no sense. if the street becomes the way of removing a democratically elected president one year into his mandate, then no other presidency will survive in the future. (phone ringing) >> sennott: with hours to go before

patterson... and the o's begin their final series of the year... tonight on sports unlimited...king toddler... is being credited... with saving his mother's life. 911 call nats.. outcue: feeling better. 3-year-old "guy"... called 9- 1-1 after his mom had a seizure. he was actually just adopted by the arizona family a few months ago. what's even more amazing is "guy" has a speech impediment.. a year ago he was barely able to speak, let alone call for help. i don't even know what happened. when i came to this room was filled with paramedics and firefighter and policemen "he's our every blessing? he is our every blessing." "guy" was honored with a plaque..and a toy fire truck. that's all for fox45 news at 5:30. "family feud" is next. and we'll be back tonight for fox45 news at ten -- and the late edition at 11... we'll see you later. announcer: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank y'all for coming. thank you very much. apprpreciate everybody coming today. hey, welcome to "family

senator shaheen. >> thank you, ambassador patterson and mr. starr, for your willingness to continue to serve the country and take on these important posts at a critical time. ambassador patterson, i especially appreciate the kindness you show to a number of us when we visited pakistan during your tenure there, and your great work in egypt at a turbulent time. i actually want to start, ambassador patterson, by asking you about the special immigrant visa program. having served in some of the countries that have been critical to the efforts in iraq and afghanistan, and, as i'm sure you are aware, the special immigrant visa program was established by congress to address those people in iraq and afghanistan who have been very helpful to our efforts there and in many cases risked their lives and their families' lives to help ensure that the americans who were on the ground were safe and able to accomplish their missions. i am very troubled that we are here with the special immigrant visa program for iraqis due to expire at the end of this month. i h

so without further ado the lives of ryan ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so our first brian is brian patterson.is glory (clapping) you know, brian was always the most nerve i didn't say guy on the job you think he would be worried about the steel but he was worried about our visits to the job site. and he knew us well, so i development this compact of showing up of us showing up in seconds on the bridge. he muster post a lookout on the tower. now much has been said about the ungodly time of constructing this bridge. he was younger here. i think brian the second brian is named ma iron (clapping) . as a lead bridge engineer for caltrans he's been the heart and soul of the project. he's been with me every step of the way and i barely got a word in. he's explaining something about the span and i want to know how he stated excited about something for 20 years in a roadway. one thing people get wrong about brian they think the project game his gray but he went gray at an early age. brian number 3 is my cf o person (clapping) he's pictured here in his everyday work attire although we only see him a co

an east baltimore mother says her daughter was being bullied at patterson high...o she went to school administrators last week.... she... was assured... the school was safe../. but... monday.,.... there was a brawl... in the cafeteria... ((take sot)) -nats pop- 3 seconds donesha robinson was struck by several students... who she says....have been bullying her. she is new to the school this year. her mother is angry that this could happen, even after she sought help from school administrators. "we knew it was coming so when we walked in the cafeteria one girl jumped on me and then seven other girls jumped on me..." tell us as many as 7 students were suspended for five days as a result of the fight... including donesha robinson..since she was involved. it is another reason her mother is outraged at school administrators. baltimore county police need your help finding a missing 14-year-old girl. this is china gillis. she was last seen around 7 am wednesday at her home on hillcrest and dogwood roads in woodlawn. china's five foot, 11 inches, 120 pounds with black hair

and close to 80 in the city and up to patterson park and 79 a good number and 60s this morning and 72 around lunchtime and it is going to get cool tonight, 65 and the 40s and the 50s. that will take us through e weekend. and we'll go through the forecast at 5:00. let's check on traffic here. here is time saver traffic. >> and if you are heading tout a crash has been cleared from route 198. no delays. 95 looking good. you will not have any problems heading down to dc. and if you are traveling in howard county i-70 clear from baltimore national pike all the way over to 695. westbound travel and will be in great shape for those of you making the push to frederick. and nothing to worry about on the inner loop or outer loop. a nice ride to get from 795 down to 95. and going into problem free here at franklin boulevard. and over to the beltway. that's time saver traffic. >>> you call 911 the words you want to hear is help is on the way. and no getting first responders on the way in anne arundel county. in the past you see 911 operators would ask a series of questions about the situation and

warmest spot will be found in the city from patterson down to canton. fells point.wn to kurtis pay. breezy with a sun and cloud mixture. for tonight look how cool it gets. windows open. and off. and why not. 47 degrees. north and west. we'll talk about the forecast. here is traffic. >> welcoming out on 95. a update on a crash and it has been moved to the shoulder right after route 272 not causing delays. and 95 will be clear. free of delays all the way to white marsh to baltimore. the tunnels are in great shape. this what the expressway looks like. you will not have any trouble and make the push down to fayette street. a 12 minute ride on 795 down to 95. no problems on the inner loop. up to 83. that's traffic. >>> all u.s. personnel are safe after taliban militants attacked the u.s. consulate this morning and they used a car-bomb and guns to battle the security forces outside of the compound and it was not clear right now whether any attackers managed to breach the facility but two afghans were killed. they have claimed responsibility for this attack. >>> the secret

violence erupts on the campus of patterson high school. and dozens of students were involved in several brawls on monday. janice park is streaming live in southeast baltimore and says students were pepper sprayed to break up the fights. several students say these are the worst fights these are the worst fights theyve seen at the school one hapoened in the cafeteria another in the school courtyard. some students didmt know what to do so they took out their cellphones this is video shot by junior zack mccord . the video shows girls initally fighting, so out of control one student has her shirt ripped off students say the gights are always over something trivial but this fight on the cafeteria got out of vontrol when more and more students jumped in. students say the chaos went on for at least 5 min until officers pepper sprayed the crowd of fighting students. . " everyone talking about girls ready to fight. security breaking fight up. 235514 ." in the immediate aftermath of the kenyan mall massacre and a new terror alert from the state depar

>> what does that have to do with keeping the houston as a control center open or the wright-pattersonre open? what does it have to do with making sure seniors get their social security checks? can execute contracts. they are trying to hoist the entire discussion on the petard of the affordable care act. what i would say to my dear colleagues in texas to offer ohio because the speakers from all i know, i would urge the governor of ohio who served as the chair of the budget committee and understands with shutdowns are about to call the republicans and his delegation and to speak, and sense to them about working with the speaker of the house to try to get a bill forward to operate the government of the united states so that we do not shut it down and cause more job loss. >> if i could want to make a correction bury social security income of those employees are essential. social security checks will continue to flow. >> not for the new members, not for the new people. >> everyone who is on social security will continue to get there checks. >> reporter: believe we will go to house speaker

she is going to speak at patterson park about new ideas for baltimore's recreation and parks system. she is expected to touch on the administration's master plan including 19 million dollars in capitol investments expanded staff and after school programs. >>> we are 9 minutes away from 7:00 and a team of attorneys representing yankees third baseman alex rodriguez is going head to head with major league baseball fighting his 211 game suspension. baseball's longest open punishment. suspension was longer than those hand down to 13 other place collected to the florida based biogenesis. >>> and the ravens are looking for the first win on the road this season and fell to buffalo bills yesterday. and let's be honest. it was ugly. final score 23-20. joe flacco who had two touchdown passes but he had a career high 5 interceptions. that's one as yocan see in the upper right hand corner. as far as the running game, baltimore had 24 yards on the ground. that's the second interception. the lot drops them to 2-2 on year. up next they head to miami for a showdown against the dolphins. if you are cu

violence erupts at patterson high school. dozens of students begin fighting... and it's all caught on camera. fighting nats... this is cell phone video of the first fight... in the cafeteria... a junior at the high school took this video. the violence later spilled out into a nearby courtyard. students say both fights started over something trivial... like headphones... and both times... a fight between a few... quickly became a fight among many. "whooo at least a couple hundred" 23:57:15-"when everyone starts crowding around the fight, jumping in, elbows, piledrivers and before you know it every is in the middle" "it's just a pile of people, its a mess it really is" we're told the brawl in the cafeteria went on for at least five minutes and ending when officers pepper spray the crowd. students say that's just a temporary solution to an ongoing problem. see the entire video for yourself at fox-baltimore dot com. just click on "around the web" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. a viewing will be held today for one of the victims of the navy

. >> my name is robert patterson. i own one of the fancy men's store that sell $300 genes -- jeans in the mission. before probably a mao months ago i was in support. the thing about those shops is that they are all independent stores and there is no way we can pay $10,000 a month in rent. my rent is $5500. if my rent was $10,000 there would be no way to maintain my business. they have a 4 x margin on my product. i manufacture my own product in san francisco and i can't compete against that. it's impossible. they have full vertical integration. they pull all of their resources from kate spade inc.. i think it not much to ask for a conditional use. if my small restaurant could do it, i'm pretty sure a billion dollar enterprise can do it as well. if a community supports them, i think it would be a great asset to the neighborhood. when i opened sorrow i voyager 2 years ago, it was a hellhole. the rest of our shops really cooperate and now we have tourist from all over the neighborhood. if jack spade is a real leader, they

joining me is heather hughes, rebecca patterson and greg ipp from the economist. >> what's going on over there, maria? >> loud. >> we'll show you what's going on here. >> that was the group from home depot doing a rah rah from the company. heather, how important is housing to the broader economy? we'll be talking with frank blake in a moment. he'll give us a great window into what's going on with housing and how that gifs us a sense of what we're seeing in the broader economy. >> definitely homes have been the driving factor to this economy. rising rates i guess are worrying the banks right now in terms of lending. however, they may actually ease up on their lending standards as rates rise because it would also increase their profitability in terms of margins. >> rebecca patterson, based on what you're seeing in the broader economic landscape, is that reason to buy stocks? >> we're sitting on our hands right now. we just want to get some more clarity from some of our known unknowns, be it the fed taper, the new fed nominee, syria, the continuing resolution. you have to admit the underlyi

i met with the kurds that live in the patterson area. tr tremendous population in our area of muslims. i can get a feel for the situation. they called back into syria many times during the week. i think we have not used that resource to our own abilities. neither the president nor mr. bush when he was president did that. i've made that recommendation many, many times. they can have a real effect on what goes on in the mother countries. >> i want to ask you, you're very close with nancy pelosi. has she been working this behind the scenes at all? or is this truly a vote of conscience? all the numbers suggest the most that boehner and the gop would be able to bring over is probably 50, and if they're lucky 70 republicans. if this is going to pass it's going to need real democratic support. do you think she can pull this one off? would this be the greatest pelosi whip count in her history? >> not to take away from our leader, nancy pelosi, i think the only one that can pull this off is the president. and what his remarks will be on tuesday n

friend and attorney patterson stays with him. >> i'm a play by play guy in his ear. >> carlos hernandez in the tackle. >> second and nine. >> brilliantly seamless, the crowd has no idea that he has no view of the game. >> i can't see anything at all. >> first down warriors. >> i try to get across what i would need to know if i were there in the stadium. >> holden played football as a boy until an injury caused him to lose his sight. >> i knew that there would be more scrutiny on me because i can't see. >> knowing he cares so much and gives it his best effort makes his play by bay partner pretty proud rnlts it's satisfying to me when people down there don't know that there's a blind guy up there. that means we're doing it right, that means he's getting it right which is important to him. >> touchdown warriors. >> that's a great story. that was nbc's connie leonard reporting. here is brodie brazil of comcast sports net. >> the baseball season winding down by the a's still have their eyes set on the top spot in the american league. we'll show you how just a couple of bad pitches affected t