. >> there is some -- a memo for another donation for our mounted police unit. are there any suggestions or questions regarding that? hearing no public comment, do right here a motion? >> second. >> line item #2, the general public comment. >> the public is welcome to address issues but are not in the agenda that aren't within the jurisdiction of the commission. speakers should address the commission at all whole and not independent commissioners. neither police or commissioners are required to respond but they provide a brief response. please limit your comments to 3 minutes. >> good evening, mr. hart. goo>> good evening, sir. several years ago when i first came here, i made it clear that my primary purpose is to make it clear that any item that is not on the agenda, also that any documents but did not have a specific exemption for non- disclosure were given to people. i appeared at library commission. she made direct threats but she knew 12 people who would very mean, that she grew up in the get-go region that would --12 people but would bury me. two days late

. >>> next week, baltimore county unvails a new police unit aimed at cutting down on the growing problem problem of metal theft. you that is because the utility company has been a major target for metal thieves. >>> and one of the vital signs for your neighborhood. the group called the baltimore alliance is taking the pulse of the entire city. the group compiled ten years of data to get you right down to the heart of each neighborhood. it was created by the baltimore neighborhood alliance. and nonprofit imcase, income. and combine them all over the past ten years and broke it down by neighborhood. and the result is an interactive and specific look. in baltimore city allowing the user to get a good snapshot. and what's important is to know that with over 270 neighborhoods if baltimore city, each one is unique. each one is different. >> now, if you want to check the vital signs of your specific neighbored other, log on to our website at abc2news.com and click on the story's link and we'll take you to that map. in k whyanton. abc 2 news. >>> and before you make that next fight on amazon or

and the elite police unit reading one of dozens of properties across northern germany. bars, brothels, and apartments were searched by more than 1000 officers. the raids are part of an ongoing investigation into a band local hell's angels group. >> the goal of these raids is to collect evidence related to all kinds of crimes, including assault and potentially even weapons dealing. >> at least six hells angels members were arrested. the raids followed months of evidence-gathering of possible illegal arms dealing by the group. it is not the members of the group could have supplied weapons to right wing and left- wing extremists. in a related rate, the apartment of an official with the far right npd party was searched. police seized files belonging to a kurdish cultural center. as part of what authorities are calling their zero tolerance strategy towards organized crime. >> police in azerbaijan have broken up another protest just three days ahead of the final of the eurovision song contest. 35 people were detained at the protest in the capital and host city. a group of act

for and even a year after we took office we took a while to correct this before there were whole police units key units fully funded by the u.s. embassy his offices in command were chosen by the u.s. ambassador and paid by the u.s. and so we have increased considerably the police's pay however as their salaries were coming from somewhere else they didn't even notice we did away with all that but there are some who still long for those times which will never come back. relating to the u.s. has always been a relationship based on affection and friendship you know darts in the framework of mutual respect and seventy. larry i lived in the u.s. for four years have two academic degrees from there i love and admire the american people a great deal you know believe me the last thing on be is anti american. i will always call a spade a spade and if there are international u.s. policies that are detrimental to our country or even to that of latin america i will denounce them strongly and i will never ever allow my country's sovereignty to be affected by them. because i think. they may base their govern

expansion of capital under the supervision of the unit polar world led by the united states right so every war is just a police intervention in every war the civil war that we're liberating people and and as a result the united states and its allies in nato essentially have impunity to go around the world invading wherever and whenever it suits the business interests that run the government so rather than thinking of nato as policies or specific nato wars the idea of a sort of global police unit you know that sort of enjoys a cloak of internationalism i think that is really the focus of these protesters because these nato actions have been shown not to further human flourishing and global community but rather to maximize the profits of the very wealthy at the expense of the already very poor and in addition to that the nato summit is happening right where you are there in chicago and it's very decision to hold the pros at the summit in chicago that outrages protesters is that correct yeah that's right so mayor emanuel of course this is the. sort of political home town of the president and so he and his former

. >> reporter: now several police units from the third district responded here to help out. this is a really quiet community with very little crime. and officers say residents should continue to feel safe. this appears to be a domestic incident, between man and his wife. now police will not say which one of the couple wrote that note. they also would not say how they died. both bodies have been taken to the medical examiners office in baltimore for autopsy. no names have been released. police are trying to notify relatives. maureen >> audrey barnes thank you. >>> prince georges county police are looking for three men after an armed robbery and abduction off university of maryland campus. it happened 130 a.m. this morning, intersection of adelphi road and university boulevard. the victim was driving when he was flagged down by a suspect. that is when the suspect pulled out a handgun, got in the car and forced the victim to drive to a nearby neighbourhood to pick up the other two suspects they then forced the victim out of the drivers seat. the three men robbed the driver of c

today a police unit whose job it is to investigate child predators searched the player's house. the detectives seized items but wouldn't go into detail about what they took. andersen is not currently charged with a crime. he's been in the nba for ten years and plays backup center for denver. >>> new details now on the secret service prostitution scandal. government investigators say they have now found and interviewed the colombian escort at the center of the scandal. dania landonia suarez voluntarily met with investigators at the u.s. embassy in spain. suarez spoke publicly last week and said she is the escort who contacted colombian police when one of the secret service agents failed to pay her. eight agents have lost their jobs. 12 members of the military have also been implicated. >>> vice president joe biden has apologized to president obama in the oval office for speaking out about gay marriage. on the "meet the press" broadcast on sunday biden said he is absolutely comfortable with same-sex couples having the same rights as heterosexual couples. yesterday the president ca

embassy are provided to the police about the whole police unit was key units fully funded by the u.s. embassy officers in command which chosen by the u.s. ambassador and paid by the u.s. we did away with that. policy after that coup korea kicked out the u.s. ambassador who was there at the time career talks about the arrogance of the ambassador in that time when he when he told her that she was going to be kicked out and of course this is all part of a wider plan for ecuador to pull away from the u.s. part of that also is a career's refusal to extend the lease on u.s. bases stationed in ecuador there are many reasons for that let's hear him talking about one of. but it's not a problem to set up a u.s. based. we can give the go ahead it was always we'll granted permission to set up an ecuadorian military base in miami. unlikely that's going to happen of course but joking aside this this goes back to korea's socialist roots one of the main uses for the u.s. air bases in ecuador is to perform strikes on drug smugglers and korea has admitted that his father was in fact a drug smuggler and

pushed for the change saying women already risk their lives by serving in patrols and military police unitside, 62 degrees. >> and still ahead on "good morning washington," how mitt romney's campaign will try to avoid the mistakes made by john mccain in 2008. politico's mike allen weighs in. >> and the at the enterprise continues its journey. >> and doug hill with another check of traffic and weather. stay wit >> the space shuttle enterprise one step closer of to heading to its new home in new york city. the the shuttle would you detached from the modified 747. it flew on top of to the big apple from duluth. the enterprise will be moved to its new home at the space museum. that will happen next month. before we get to doug hill with a look at the forecast, it's 6: 39. let's check on traffic with lisa. >> good morning on the interloop at the beltway leaving springfield to get to andale her field. that's been taking care of. victory very poor. we're just going to hunker down and enjoy the rain because we need it, right? no designs report right now in virginia along 66. slow in manassas. see

that's the baltimore city police unit. they're still there. well done.s first warning doppler. when we talk about weather it's not unlike talking about the beltway. is it going to back up or move smoothly. this is our weather tomorrow. it gets out of here early saturday morning. the question rs is there going to be -- the question, is there going to be a back up. calm winds this morning. out near deep creek lake 49. 65, 67 downtown hagerstown. bel air 66, 67 columbia, 64 rock hall, annapolis at 70. we have that frontal boundary that moved through yesterday. out ahead of that front is beryl. beryl gets out of the way, low getting here. the weather is not any tougher to understand than that. it's just a matter of do we keep the flow going. again, there's beryl. by late this afternoon really headed out to sea. that leads us to believe we will be able to clear the coast out. one word of caution, for anybody going to the beaches, going down with dick gelfman's ride across maryland, watch out, rip currents along the beaches. 83 today, just beautiful. 79 at din

marine police units and dogs are stepping up security on the river thames.the past month, the teams have been conducting biweekly security searches on riverboats. about 100 security and safety vessels are expected to accompany the fleet of 1,000 boats taking part in the celebrations. one million people are expected to line the banks of the thames to celebrate queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne. >>> hip, hip -- >> hard eye! >> hip, hip -- >> hooray. >> hip, hip -- >> the naval academy continuing a time-honored tradition with the hat toss at graduation. nearly 2,000 men and women tossed their caps into the air celebrating the end of four years of school and the beginning of their military careers. more than 800 graduates were commissioned as ensigns in the navy. nearly 300 others are second lieutenants in the marine corps. other graduated as officers in the air force and coast guard. congratulations to everybody. >> love that shot. doesn't get old. yes. >> absolutely. >> great. >>> just about 5:51. time for weather & traffic on the 1s. tom is here to tel

we spoke to gao feng, deputy head of china's anti-counterfeiting police unit.rom what we've seen, sir, counterfeiting is tolerated. obviously the authorities know about this, and yet, the shopping mall is open, the markets are open. >> [speaking foreign language] >> this phenomenon does exist. i admit its existence, but there's a question of how hard you crack down. that's because, under chinese law, someone cannot be prosecuted only because he sells a small quantity of fake products. >> in 2003, there were about 1,000 police raids, often followed by press conferences and displays of the seized goods. but american companies say that's what it amounts to: a display. that's because, unless a counterfeit really hurts people seriously, the fines imposed by the authorities are very low. and the relationship between the cops and the counterfeiters is often less confrontational than cozy. >> i remember going on a raid one time, in which the counterfeiter and the local enforcement official seemed to know each other very well. he said, "hello." he actually served tea to

police and k9 units have turned up nothing. >>> george zimmerman could face several hate crime charges. the volunteer neighborhood watchman is charged with the death of trayvon martin in february. zimmerman said he acted in self-defense. if zimmerman is convicted, he could face life in prison, but a hate crime charge could mean he could face the death penalty. >>> a real grateful dog owner in new hampshire tonight. how he got his pooch back after it was swept away in the river. >> and what set off a geyser. this is video you have to see. >>> police in lakewood, colorado, are looking for two people who crashed a truck into a pawn shop. the men didn't take anything from the store. both ran off after the crash. the owner said he didn't know his truck was stolen until police knocked on his door. police believe the crash was intentional. >>> in a two car crash, thousands of gallons of water went crashing into the air. the water caused damage to the awning of a nearby gas station. >>> in palmdale, california, a two alarm fire broke out in a portion of a strip mall. it started in a clothing s

televisions microwaves the lamps we also saw that kleiner is workstations heaters and air conditioning units police wrote health officials also found human waste being stored in bottles and presumably disposed of in an unknown manner only five people living in a storage unit show some initiative out there let's get fifteen to twenty people crammed in those storage units come on america you can do well no that's the thing is the health and safety department close the storage units to occupancy citing health and safety hazards as well as fire building codes because presumably sleeping out in the street. sidewalk is like devoid of any risk or safety or health or safety issues well the differentiation between the gutter and a storage unit as the model for housing in the us is slowly evaporating as you open the prisons become the defacto public housing slash workforce so whether it's fifteen or twenty in a unit stuck in a no air conditioned ghetto slum you know making components to compete with their slave labor in china doesn't make much difference does it it's one big open cesspool now the manager of

>> through their, you see police unit fell. there is all that has finn. er sign of university police presence. >>marty: starting today, tens of thousands of jobless californians will have unemployment benefits cut off. that is because eight states no longer qualify for the extended benefits program. grant lodes explains why this is happening. the core >>grant: starting on saturday, 93,000 people in california will stop getting unemployment benefits. it is because the unemployment rate in california has dropped to 11%. that drop is triggering a federal cost of of long-term unemployment benefits. some people have received on a plymouth checks for up to 99 weeks. now, state and federal jobless benefits will last only 79 weeks. california is not the only state impacted. colorado, texas, illinois, pennsylvania, connecticut, n.c. in the florida law will also cut off the long-term unemployed. nationwide, more than 200,000 people losing benefits, but almost half of those 200,000 live right here in california. >> the hostages' situation is getting worse. >> the cam

the police gang unit was out again, one day after the raids. cruising gang neighborhoods. sargeant danny gills saw several young people he didn't recognize and he he questioned them, took notes, and photographed them. police say yesterday's large-scale sweep destroyed the core of two violent factions in south san francisco. and there are 500 block and c street gangs saying there are three active gangs left. three. two many. >> if you're involved in gang activity we'll pull in every resource to ensure that you're off the streets. >> sargeant gill heads the newly-formed response team, four officer as signed full time to fight gangs here. this sargeant, the same ones we saw in the fall when we went out with the team. he says so far, they've confiscated 21 handguns. >> within a year of operating with the response team in addition to making over 300 arrests. >> gill says arrests won't make a difference, it's work with youngster that's will. >> interact with kids that are in our after school programs and shed a positive light to that children as far as police officers are all abo

the police and other units all teamed up. the charles county group found david some 12 hours after he was reported missing. >> they went out there and located him. >> he fell into the water after the boat he was traveling in with three others struck a concrete jedi. -- jetty. some were medevaced to shock trauma and are listed in stable condition. they helped charles county find the body. >> 10 years ago, we would died and died and died. now, we can narrow it down. we have had recoveries. we have a huge help to technology. >> they believe this could have been prevented had the victim been wearing a light jacket. drowning is the cause of 75 to 80% of boating accidents. they say many died last year alone. they were wearing a light jacket, on the water, it could save your life. and we spotted more boaters without a device than those that were wearing them. >> everyone is out here to have a good time. >> new and highly recommend them? >> definitely. if you are out there on a jet ski, you definitely want to have one on. you deadly

expect police canine units and the searches checkpoints along with delays all in the name of nato security commuters making plans to stay home. >> did not plan to come into the city over the weekend. not if i can't help it. i will see how the weekend plays out. >> people thinking the same way no alcohol on board trains friday through monday and the south shore line anything authorities say significant disruption or threat would mean that the train will never make it this far never allowed inside mccormick place security zone train will be sent back updates trains that are running trains that are not the various other locations are available on-line web site wgntv.com one year on the job for mayor rahm emmanuel next one on one about the highs and lows of the first 12 months and surprised we you get for white sox manager robin ventura visit to a hospital and later tom skilling says tomorrow on of the warmest days in weeks could bring storms. [ cat ] you have come back for me. oh i thought you had left forever, that i would never again feel your soft, warm caress. [ purring ] raawwwar. kitty

ship since women already risk their lives by serving on the front line and risk military police and security units. defense department plans to assess the policy in about six months. >>> you said til death do you part but what if someone else caught your eye along the way? could you cheat if your spouse said it was okay. joce sterman has more. >> reporter: experts say more couples are making a new kind of relationship work. they call it being monogomish. weir -- we're digging into the monogomish trend. it has some preset boundaries. experts say it's an option some are now exploring. >> people are trying to make marriages work, so monogomish or open marriages, is what it's more commonly called, people are open to it. instead of chasing, investigating and being curious, why not have everything on the table. >> reporter: of course, is it cheating if you have permission. weigh in on our facebook page and i'll see you back here at 11. joce sterman, abc2 news. >>> whether celebrities or characters from books. the top baby names is a who's who list. aubrey, mia and ava all made the list, too for the boys

police departments. and that will go a long way to solving some of the problems communities have with trust and legitimacy. so i want to talk specifically about the united states department of justice and their pattern and practice of authority. they have the authority to sue and seek injunctive relief against police departments that are engaging in patterns of unconstitutional behavior, of which racial profiling is one. of many things that police departments could be doing. and so one of these, doj has used this authority in washington, d.c., pittsburgh, los angeles, and a lot of reforms that have been gained, the reforms the department is seeking to gain, focus on implementing an early warning tracking system so if -- what one thing that we know about police agencies is when there's a problem there's a problem with a small number of officers who have repeated instances of misconduct. if we can implement an early warning tracking system, identify these officers for training, retraining or discipline, that might help our department. we can see how that would also, by making those officers accountable, alsos engender some trust and legitimacy among the c

. >> the challenge is held as parts of police work. >>> the united states army is undertaking a massivew of how it diagnoses and treats post traumatic stress disorder. this comes after the army reversed many diagnoses. some of these diagnoses were later reinstated. washington senator patty murray says she is worried that the army is short changing ptsd victims because it wants to save money on medical benefits. >>> authorities in new york say that any maire kennedy, the estranged wife of robert kennedy, jr. died of asphyxiation. mary richardson kennedy was found dead in her home in bedford, new york. her death has not been ruled a suicide officially but it is believed she hung herself and she had troubles with drugs and alcohol addiction. >>> caltrain employees met students and other passengers at the san francisco station this morning. workers said that they are deeply affected every time someone takes their life by walking on to the train tracks. nine workers are taking part in a fundraising walk next month in san francisco called out of the darkness overnight. they hope to raise $900

when police saichd richmond storage unit they found a surprise. inside was 2008 brait yellow lamborghini owned by the celebrity chef, valued at $200,000. the car reported stolen last march from an auto keelership. police say the thief repelled from the roof into that dealership to steel the -- steal the car. >> a schoolteacher who accidentally struck and killed a 6-year-old girl in a crosswalk in september will not face criminal charges. the district attorney says there is no evidence to suggest laws were broken here. the teacher fern white parker was on the way to school when she hit the girl on bay road and gloria way. the intersection considered one of the most-dangerous in the city. now, the city is considering safety measures in response to calls and complaints from parents and residents. >> still to come remarkable progress for formerry conjoined twins just months after their operation. >> temperatures not the only thing falling this week. we'll talk about possibility of showers here. i'll tell you where and what day coming up. >> and from mi

and the miami-dade police corruptions unit, by the miami-dade office all over corruption allegations that he used his position as a state representative for personal financial gain. he misused campaign donations for his own personal use. that he lied repeatedly on financial disclosure forms. so far the only real national attention he's had for his trouble has been about his financial links to senator marco rubio. the two of them owned a house together. a house that's in foreclosure. marco rubio has had his own trouble for using money for personal expenses. even without the marco rubio thing, regardless of how much attention it's gotten him, his legal troubles are real. that's why he has become the latest astonishing judgment call by this year's republican party. today's scheduled speaker on a conference call organized was florida congressman david rivera putting him up as the party spokesman today. the man that's been under investigation by the fbi, i.r.s. and local law enforcement agencies for public corruption. after many raised eyebrow, national republicans announced that on secon