a sophomore at poly...d police she and two of her friends were jumped by 6 girls lastttuesdayy.. at the light rail stop. the victims were sprayed with mace... and dragged by their hair. williams say they also stole her bookbag with her keys and i-phone inside. 149 they literally pulled her hair and threw her down on the ground and banged her head down on the cement. shh was complaining about headaches. 58 58 p of the 6 aatackers aae poly students. they now faces several harges... including first-degree assault and armed robbbry. the chool issalso taking disciplinary action. the fight is believed to be over a boy. in east baltimore... police raid a home with a small arsenal of weapons and ammuniti. ammunitionn they found that... plus raw heroin and mooey... the city and baltimore county. they put most of what they confiscated on display at the eastern police district. "166weapons wwre seized.... .... 33 thousand dollars." dolllrs."3 suspects were also arrested.police say the investigation police say the also

a sophomore at poly... told police she and two of hee friends were jumped by 6 girls last tuesday... at the light rail stop. the viitims were sprayed with mace... and dragged by their hair. williams say they also stole her bookbag with her 149 they literally pulled her hair and threw her down on the ground and banged her head down on the cement. she was complaining about headaches. 58 588 of the 6 attackers are poly students. thhy now faces several charges... including first-degree assault ann aamed robbery. the school is also tte fight is believed to be over a boy. barry lndau... the man who pleaded guilty to stealing millions of dollars worrh of historic documentt... probaby sold more.....han first thought. landau admitted to stealing items from east coast &pmaryland historical society. the feds are targeting ddalers who illegally bouuht items from himmfor thousands of dollars anyone with the propertyy.. á knowing it was stolená... can face connpiracy charges. the issue of lead paint poisoning... isn't go

it's a routine for many studdntsshere at poly high school.en school lets out - they walk across the stteet to catch the light rail home. buttlast tueeday - that routine turned violent. &p15-year-old shymecka williams- a sophomore at poly - toll ffiends were jumped by six girls at the light rail stop. the victims were sprayed with pace and drrgged by their hair. williams saa they also ssole her bookbag with her keys and i-phone inside. 3149 they literally pulled her hair and threw her ddwn on the ground and banged her ead down onnthe cement. 54 pplice identified five of the six girls. they now face several charges - including robbery. the school says it's also taking disciplinary accion. it's believed the fight may have been over a boy. live in north baltimore, ms, fox45 news at :30. a.../ relative.../ ááheráá./ grand-daughter .../ was... stabbed.../ at.../ .a.... baatimore school. roy--ster's..// grand-child...// is... a... sophomore.../// at.../ on.../ kane // this afternoon.../ . - áásheáá says...// a...classmate..../ cut... her.../ ááiiáá.

they suggest lightening up on the gas pedal and coasting more often. >> san louis obispo, cal poly, go mustangs! just the best engineering school in the world. we will get a little bit more rain. we had 1 in. to about one-and- a-half inches but as for the rest, not too bad. we will be looking for rain to be ending partly cloudy on monday and for more rain on tuesday so it is not over yet but that was however a beautiful shot of the bay bridge with the not yet fairweather that is building up over the state. temperatures are mostly in the '50s. 59 in fairfield. 55 at mount view. tonight will be looking for things to be very chilly. temperatures in the next few hours will be down to the upper '40's. there is still residual rain especially around the diablo range in the east bay where things develop to near thunderstorm status earlier today. as the heat of the day comes out, the air rises but it was mostly confined to the east bay today were as the rest of the bay area got some sunshine. oakland picked up 1.15 in.. a little bit more than in inch and a half in moscow post. low pressure over

the inside game the difference for poly. >> lee gets two off the glass, and poly gets to go to the stateinal four as they knock off spring brook 21. >> i'm gerry sandusky. hope your weekend is off to a fantastic start. >> it is 5:55 and 46 degrees on tv hill. here's a look ahead. >> anne arundel county executive john leopold charged with misconduct in office. what he had to say about the indictment coming up. >> and more on the path of destruction that claimed several lives across several states. >> and we won't see tornadoes, but we could see thunderstorms. the insta-weather plus forecast coming up. >> in 2010 nearly all 5% of u.s. households had access -- accessed an emergency food pantry one or more times. that means one in six homes experienced food insecurity. a household is considered food insecure when its occupy pants live in hunger. that does not mean the family is living in poverty, although many are. joblessness is also a strong predictor of food and security. that is why at this time in our country's history, the very things we sometimes take for granted, a pantry full of hea

the difference from poly. gets two off the class, and poly gets to go to umbc next week for the state final four as they knock off spring book 31-22, the state semi-finals thursday evening for the girls in 4-a. i'm gerry sandusky. hope your weekend is off to a fantastic start. >> no, it is foggy, jerry, and rainy. >> i want to show you quickly on h.d. doppler. looking at a compupl rain showers throughout a good portion of the viewing area right now. some of the heavier stuff more toward the pennsylvania line right there. this is going to stay with us on and off throughout the morning and probably start learg up around 1:00 this afternoon. this is all part of that violent storm system that did all that damage to the midwest and through parts of the south. no tornadoes here but we could hear rumbles of thunder and see lightning as we go through the morning hours. like i say, should start clearing out throughout the afternoon and heading into the evening. then tomorrow, as we go to the seven-day now, i'll show yo

polis: thank you. i certainly extend the courtesy if the gentleman wants to yield time to his speaker in his closing. mr. sessions: i thank the gentleman very much. mr. polis: i yield myself the balance of my time. this bill here today is a good bill, an important bill. it's not a jobs solution for our country, it's not a jobs bill. in fact, i think the frustration of some is to a certain extent it represents the spinning of the wheels that typified this congress in that most of these bills have passed the house. however, if passing them again an trying to put pressure on the senate to pass them is a constructive step toward making them law, let's do it. i think a strong, bipartisan vote of support will help do that. president obama has said he'll sign this bill. i call upon my colleagues of both sides of the aisle to support these bills. these bills help free up our capital markets in positive and constructive ways, allowing small investors the same opportunities as large investors, allowing companies

same very much the same situation in the west there are strong economic forces that control it's a poly arche it's not a democracy in the united states or in canada it's a it's an economic elite that changes should reshuffles the deck a little bit among themselves and keep people happy by having regular elections that look transparent but there really is no democracy there it's money that controls the entire economic process in especially in the u.s. and with the elections and i think this is what the u.s. wanted to see happen in russia and putin put a stop to this thank god. is the key of the yeltsin years and i think the the attempts now and this is again going back to egypt the revolution that happened in egypt very much because it became. kind of mimicking a parody of the u.s. system where you have a tiny economically powerful elite that just controls all the political system so i think that this is a very important point that the media cannot pick up on because the media is part of it it's a cheerleader for the poly arche ok gilbert how is the west going to deal with putin at the e

traffickers are known to buy in a poly child or around fifteen dollars and then sell them to orphanages that are not monitored by the government they are then sold on for up to twenty five thousand dollars to families from abroad while they're living in the orphanage is many of the children are reportedly abused and forced to work some are even sexually assaulted who forced to work in the fields and have been woken up early every morning to clean the house and also to look after the. child in a poly government admitted that almost half of the country's orphanages were involved in illegal international adoption but since then things have changed. nepal has been an international adoption while child advocates believe that this will help prevent the trafficking of children organizers of orphanages they're worried about how they're going to continue to run without money from abroad remains show me works for nepal children's organization which runs eleven legal orphanages across the country he says that before the ban on international adoption has worked on it in katmandu me five thousand do

susteren poly cystic ovarian syndrome and this young woman who is testifying as a law student here at georgetown. is the birth control pills are preventing sis from growing on her ovaries she was denied coverage under the assumption that she wanted it for birth control so she started to pay for herself and was a hundred bucks a month until she couldn't afford any more then she stopped in a massive sister ovary forcing a hysterectomy and now she's been thrown into menopause at the age of thirty two unable to have children and has an increased risk of cancer or heart disease that was the story this is what rush limbaugh said about. what does it say. about the college coed susan fluke. who goes before a congressional committee you essentially says that she must be paid to have sex does it make her it makes you a slut right and here's what he had to say today. and comes forth with this frankly whole leary's claim that she's having so much sex and her buddies with her that she can't afford it and not one person says what would you ever think about maybe backing off the amount of sex that y

actions taken after monae was shot.i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. 3 first on fox...five poly-techigh ssudents face felony chargess.. forrallegedly beating a classmatt... aad then stealing hhr i-phone. phone.it happened last month...when the girls reportedly cornered thh studenn neaa the cold spring they "maced" and beat the victim.all five are chargee with armed robbery... first pndanggrment. there's another push in annapolis to abolish maryland's death penalty. penaaty.there are currently &ppive ennon death row...andd some wereessntenced nearly crime...and has cost the state litigation..he natiioal president f he - double-a-c-p...is among thhse callinn for abolissing the death penaltyy ((ealous) "the death penalty's application in maryland is racist to iis ore and it's funnamentally a aste of mooey that keeps kiilers on the stree" street."supporters say capital those who commit the most heinous crimes. the tate has aaarded a 385- a maryland-based ro-life group. grouppmembers of "defend maryland" were arrested by state ppliie during a proteet along route 4 innbel ir four years ago

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polis, support this bill.together is to make sure we push constructive ideas that are good for people back home. mr. speaker, our nation is still in crisis. we do not have enough jobs. we are in a dwindling marketplace because of the excessive number of rules and regulations that have been passed by prior congress with unemployment persistently over 8%, we cannot continue the failed government policies, the inability to pass laws that help job creation to overcome these problems. the underlying bill will do exactly that. it will help foster not only an environment but provide the underping through law -- underpinning through law that will allow the private sector to more fully participate. the future success of this economy rests in our hands of small, private business, not the federal government, and what we're doing today is unleashing their potential so they can focus on the things which they do best. this is part of having a republican majority. pro-business, pro-economic development for jobs, the formatio

. >> la fundación creada por el asesinato de poly, esta ayudando a encontrarla, esta niñamide 5 piesmación al número en pantalla del departamento de alguacil de santa clara. >> el impacto de los recortes pasados y futuros del repupuesto estatal fue el motivo de esta reunion. >> buenas noches, así es se realizo esta reunion donde se analizo los millones de dólares perdidos y como se sufre por eso. >> en un reporte escrito que incluye cifras de los recortes, vilma chan puso en duda los recortes en los programas sociale. >> queremos que la comunidad los apoye para que hablen con sus representantes del estado para que lespuedan decir que estos programas son muy importantes, para que no hayan recortes. >> con el apoyo de varios representantes, y agencias, la supervisora chan propuso apoyar la medida deincrementar los impuesto, algo que ayudaria que el estado generara 9 mil millones de dólares, y muchos están de acuerdo a incrementar el impuesto a los ricos. >> deberian aumentar el impouesto a los que tienen más y dejar de recortar a los ancianos y la gente con ingresos limitados. >> los p

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i am a recent graduate from cal poly with a degree in city regional planning. here is a snapshot of children's families in san francisco. the three main takeaways, from 2000 to 2010, the population increased by 0.3%, versus the -- so overall, the city has lost about 5000 youth under the age of 18 in the span of 2000-2010. president chiu: do you have extra copies of these presentations? >> will be glad to provide that. president chiu: i am curious about drilling down into those numbers a little bit. will you put those numbers back up? it looks like for under five, we have a little bit, but between five and 17, we have the lot more. >> [inaudible] president chiu: do you have this data broken out by geography in send an it is? -- san francisco? >> i have seen that through districts, but i don't have it with me. president chiu: i would love to get whatever copies you have. there are some parts of town but i think are doing better than others. if you have any information about that, i would like a sense of if there is a mix of cities and services making them more co

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. >> in the second it division of the bundes league, 1860 munich and poly. 1-1 all. this then hit the post. then in the penalty area, this gave them a chance to put them in the lead. it looked like it would be the visitors' ninth, but after a slow but in defense, equalizing for 1860. coming up, and in that preview of super tuesday and an interview with the damascus- based patriarch of the catholic church. >> in addition, a look at the odd a trend that the geneva auto show. from the humble, back to the positively boisterous. >> welcome back. it super tuesday in the united states, one of the most important in the republican primary. boating taking place in 10 states including ohio, is so- called swing state. >> ohio usually serves as a political barometer for the rest of the country. we take a look at the mood as voting gets under way. >> the state of ohio fits the heartland pretty well. three-quarters of the residents call themselves christian, a state of agriculture and industry. when it comes to elections, as ohio goes, so goes the nation. the candidates know that.

-- [ speaking in foreign language ] >> translator: regarding china's poli policies and arrangements. i am not in a position to comment and answer your question. regarding china's trade with europe, since the second half of 2011 and since february this year, china's export to europe has seen a marginal decline. about 2% to 3% points of decline. we understand that this is due to the problems in the eurozone. and the economies are shrinking. china is open and china's export to europe is increasing. so we are ever the view that the eurozone and the eu will be able to overcome their difficulties, but it takes time. we're confident about the prospect, and we are not only helping the esfs and the ems, esm, we are also participating in other mechanisms. we hope that the eu will be able to take austerity measures at the same time come up with ways to stimulate its economy. so we encourage trade and investment with europe, and that's why imports and exports between china and europe and also to where investment including chinese investment in europe, greenfield and merges and acquisitions have

take a look at this option, cal poly engineering students build this car that they claim gets nearly0 mi. per gallon. they're gearing up for this year's eco marathon and will compete against at least 50 teams to see who can use the least amount of gas around a 6 mi. track >> what i hope to accomplish is to open the eyes of the public and show people you don't have to get 10 mpg if your truck, you can get 100 mi. per gallon in something not as leak or small as this thing >> they say they suggest lightening up on the gas pedal and coasting more often. if this happened to you, it is a horrible feeling to you lose your cell phone and apparently that seems to happen in oakland quite a lot. the u.s. cities where people are most likely to you lose a smart phone are philadelphia, seattle, oakland, long beach, and newark new jersey. more than 9 million cell phones were lost last year. getting to know a bay area city one step at a time. why this marathon is much more than just a race. >> under game satisfied fans' appetite this weekend. it had a huge opening that will put it near the top of bo

the conquences could much worse >> poli say they saw in the car what they suspected were stolen goods. >> you guys familiar with those back scatter x-ray machines at the airport? >> like this? that's the one. >> the new body scanner program is nothing but a giant fraud. >> jonathan korbut is an engineer, he claims he claims he figured out a way to get things through those back scatter x-ray machines. he says they're useless. all you have to do is put what you want to smuggle through on the sides of your body. >> if you have a metallic object on your side t will be the same as the background and completely invisible. >> he claims he smuggled a small metal tin in a side pocket inside his shirt without any problems. >> i'm not about to win videoography awards for my hidden camera footage. you can watch as i walk through the security line. my camera gets put on the conveyor belt, when it comes out, i'm through and it never left my pocket. >> this guy is making a video about this so that every scary person on the planet will know how to smuggle a gun on a plane? >> aviation experts say wha

if i were one of those kids and someone told me you're at c.s.u., cal poly and you still need remediale, i would definitely wonder what kind of education i got because when my son was at st. luis obispo it was sad to see how many needed it. supervisor campos: is there anybody who wants to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. i want to thank you for the presentation and colleagues i don't know if you have any comments or questions. if it's ok with everyone, i would like to have the opportunity to come back to this item in the near future. we want to make sure that we continue to monitor this very, very important endeavor. i would ask if we could have a motion to continue this to the call of the chair? we have motion by supervisor olague, seconded by president chiu. commissioner olague: i would like have some information with some of these collaboratives to see how much progress has been made and some of that. supervisor campos: i think that's probably all the members of the committee probably would like to have that information. that would be greatly appreciated. i

baltimore dot com...and click on "spotcrime" in the "hott topics" section at the top of the screen five poly-techschool students face felony charges... for allegedly beating a classmate... and then stealing her i-phone. phone.it happened last month...when thhegirll reporteddy coonered the &pstudent near the cold spring they "maced" and beat thee - victim..ll five are charged with armed robbbry... first degree asssult... and reckless endangerment. some teenagers are now speaking out... about a new documentary film about bullyinn..ou're looking at the movie trailer for the fiim "bully."it's currently rated "r."but some teens... includingga girl named katy butler... who was bullied as a hollywood studio group... to - change the rating to pg-13. butler says young audiences should be allooed to see it... without parental approoal. "the kids who are bullied need to see. the kids who are the bullies also need to see thh movie because they can see the direct repercussion of their ac" butler ssys she was bullied in lesbian... and knows the harm - bullying can do o kids. so farr.. she's collected over 200-

poly had desegregated. but the two baltimore cases that were pending, and the argument was they couldn't be separate but equal because had one of the state-of-the-art one of the best in the country printing facilities and there was nothing comparable to that in the black community and the weston lawsuit, weston high school, dealt with the fact that there were no single sex schools for blacks in the city. paul henderson took photographs and i'm sure in this collection are photographs 245 deal with that matter. we then get into the '50s where helena and other who are begg ms in fact started the sit-in movement. it did not begin in 1960, but morgan students at reed's drug store downtown, at reed's drug store on the corner of coal spring lane. and they had actually a fair amount of success. by 1959, they had desegregated all of reed's drug stores and in 1959, they deseg dwbreak gated e run dell's stores. that was another chain. so there was a lot of success all which have is being photographed by the afro and i

klaas tells us he's never seen any response like this except for when people searched for his daughter poly after she was abducted and murdered 19 years ago. we are back out here live at burnett elementary school and 300 people showing up today. this is the fourth day of the volunteer effort and they'll be registering until 1:00 today and then again tomorrow and sunday from 8:00 to 1:00, here at burnett elementary. remember, you must be 18 years of age or older. reporting life in morgan hill, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> crime scene tape marks the spot where a body was found beneath the bay bridge. police were called to the main street about 2:30 this morning. they found 21-year-old deandre young dead. the case is being treated as a homicide. police are talking to people in the area to see if they saw or heard anything suspicious. there was broken glass. so far, no word on how young died or who killed him. >> also this morning, marla, people in the bay area coming together in support of a teenage boy shot and killed on the opposite side of the country. public outrage growing over the p

rahm polis no leftist. estimate of course.but there are people who may argue it's against americans going to war in different times, arguments for women's rights who are not on the left but i think the left-wing movements and organizers, people that want to make america a more egalitarian society those are the ones that pushed the causes for word and cause prominent trouble if you will and that's why i think they should get most of the credit for whatever success this causes or is achieved via >> huebner secure bouck donley era's and in the most it is rebels without a movement. what do you mean by that? >> there's a lot of radicals around, people like michael more, noam chomsky, the late howard is then sold to many copies of the book. but i think with all due credit to occupy wall street which is sustainable and people have leaders and figures who are important in the national dialogue. when is the last time we heard anything from ralf meter ducks pete detention? i know he's been with the president twice and got so many votes.

the history of the world if they decided that they let the program expire we are still fighting the poli war between britain and france because when i finally cornered. any senior british military man these days and ask him why do you need nuclear weapons they say every time it's nothing to do with security it's nothing to do with the russians it's due to the french we cannot allow france to be the only european nuclear power. and there is this fear but britain will become like president if they wanted free they would be of no consequence in the world. even though i do this where it i constantly get overwhelmed minute discussion that we were having talking about the reality of next here we pins on the streets sometimes i just want to curl up a list i've had enough. and lose heart at the same time i think. something has to be time and a fireman to persist that i can do something i well. i mean now that's generations without the middle of the woods and things and prices and now you guys but among the people for. a movie night go out there because he's such. a also for just names on fridays

alexander who called the boss along with all the teams were level for you know back here with the polis a foot in on a moscow to send the game to overtime there were of course the winner of the series continues in moscow on thursday night not against darby to discover moscow for one simply to support there was a goal placed in meetings of course torpedo thrashed unama riga seven three from moscow region side asked lancelot the better of service style by a single goal to mail. but switch to football where russians preparations for the european championships are going smoothly they go to to know when i would get marc in a friendly with coach take out the cat heaping praise on goal scorers remind sure to call for a shove and he used to play for the dutchman while he was in charge and then eat from copenhagen as richard graham paul flicked. has been in fine form recently for both club and country is going to score five goals in the season's champions league always been a key player in russia's campaign to qualify for euro two thousand and twelve finals in poland and ukraine and his manager

will be punished and polis know what. he's saying follow every poll results of all the. controlling members so your people people who control the people there will remind you where they will remind people from different candidates and different parties so everybody. process of installing the cameras and is done in a very open way. a very interesting thing one where we're talking now where there's one literally hours before before the upcoming elections there was lots of criticism in the world in the russia itself about the about the manner in which the previous election was conducted i mean the parliamentary actually said yeah yeah. so this is true but in three months time now russia will run the most transparent election that ever took place in the world. in my opinion yes. it certainly looks this way. yes. it was intentional the prime minister to shoulder balder we do most world war clearly actions we are well transparent boxes with scammer investors parent process i know you're a more technical person than a political person but still i want to ask you this just your

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poli >>> eye developing story in pennsylvania. two people are dead including a gunman following a shooting at a psychiatric clinic. police say the shooter was armed with two semi-automatic handguns when opened fire after entering the lobby at the university of pittsburgh clinic. seven other people were hurt. officials say the gunman exchanged fire with police but it's unclear whether police officers killed him. >>> it has a reputation as a quiet community but the officers patrol the streets of pleasant hill say 2012 has already been one of the most violent years in decades. christin ayers is live with the details of the city's recent crime surge. >>> reporter: >> so as i walked out in the morning, whoo! no car. >> reporter: it happened outside the pleasant hill home where shauna holden grew up in a city that had exactly one robbery last year. >> a bit shocked. kind of like could this really happen to me? >> reporter: even more shocking what happened at holden's home just three weeks later. >> and then the house got broken into. >>

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