barry is live where porter is being held tonight. >> a judge ordered kevin porter held on a no-bail status. police tell us the victim made the allegation february 20. she was talking about what happened a couple of days after -- she made that report a couple of days after the alleged assault. it is one of the busiest medical centers in baltimore. the care of patients, the main concern of the staff. now, johns hopkins bayview is working with detectives, investigating one of the hospital security guards. 47-year-old kevin porter was arrested and charged with attempted rape, sex offense, assault, and false imprisonment. he is being held without bail. according to investigators, the victim is a patient at hopkins bayview. she reported the sex offense last monday to police officers at the city's southeastern district. the woman who was part of the methadone program claimed she had just left the clinic and tried to catch a ride home on a transit bus but she did not have enough money. she told police quarter approached her and said he could get into trouble for fraternizing with patients, but he

porter creates space for three. and gets the friendly bounce. 15 points for porter.d half, strong defense. clark pokes it away. thompson scoop shot and one. clark had 15 points. ninth ranked georgetown defeats villanova 67-46. up next for georgetown, big monday. hosting number 18 notre dame. in acc, maryland off a huge win against miami and with the goal to improve their tournament resume, the terps could not afford a loss against last place georgia tech. maryland 1-6 on the road this season. terps looking good here. end the first half on a 12-2 run including this three from moseley. he scored 14 of 16 points in the first half. terps up six at the break. two minutes to play in the game now. terps down one. drives and gives maryland the lead. a game high 18 points but yellow jackets strike right back. drives and one. georgia tech up two after the free throw. then reed seals it. hits the three. the coach said "i thought we were growing up. today showed we haven't grown up all the way." maryland loses 63-61. terps fall to 6-8 in the conference. virginia tech visiting nu

and what about the fact that porter makes a good point, the float is small.ou know, is that part of this huge move or is it really justified? >> sure. porter's first point about no barrier to entry is true for almost every business in the world. there are no barriers to entry to amazon. but amazon created, you know, tens of billions of dollars in shareholder value because of scale. and groupon benefits from that same benefit of having massive scale. and also, we're really in what i believe is the most transformative period of change in business in history, really led by the social media, and mobile. and groupon is poised to leverage those revolutions. and i think we're going to see continued growth. i think not only local deals, but groupon is doing real well in travel. they just sbroised groupon goods where they're just selling goods. >> bottom line here, you would nut new money in this stock ahead of the earnings, lou? >> i think groupon's got a long way to go. >> porter, i know where you are on the stock. gentlemen, thank you very much. we'll see you soon.

porter and lake county indiana. 3-7 in.ingle digits and the suburbs tomorrow night and flurries shifting indiana michigan snowbelt with sunshine emerging called on saturday high temperature 22 degrees second coldest temperature of winter so far. it winter with 22 degree high temperature? >> last four weekends cold >> this one might be the chilliest yet interesting observation i will check that out >> observation >> did not expect that checking that out. stumping in the weather forecaster. thank you tom skilling >> helping children achieve their dreams mentors and scholarships to african-american kids the goal to make sure as many kids as possible opportunity to do great things honor to be a part of that the group has raised $32 million since the start in 1992 unlimited blank on limited loved to give back to the community former polish president the man credited with starting the takedown of the soviet union larry walesa in town today to receive the leadership prize. abraham lincoln potential library foundation award leaders

. >> kevin porter is being held here at central booking without bail. his job was placed in jeopardy once the victim went to police to report the alleged assault. it is one of the biggest -- disease medical centers in baltimore. the care of patients is the main concern of the staff. now, johns hopkins bayview is working with detectives to investigate one of the hospital's security guards. 47-year-old kevin porter was arrested and charged with attempted rape, sex offense, assault, and false imprisonment. he is being held in central booking without bail. the 47-year-old victim is a patient. she reported the sex offense last minute to police officers at the city put the southeastern district. the woman who was part of the methadone program claimed she had just left the clinic and try to get a ride home on a transit bus, but she did not have enough money. she told police quarter approached her and said he could get into trouble for fraternizing with patience, but he offered to help with the fair. he led her back into the building and stop at the rear stairw

rufus porter is an artisan entrepreneur. what you may see is one person considers himself an artisan and the reason i stick all those things together is i really want to break apart the categories of this one's in the art world and this one's in the artisanal or this is a mechanical and this one is not. this is a mid 19th century r romantic notion. but vanderland is an academic artist. but even though he thinks of himself in a very different world, the world of artists he very much can recognize and -- in the case of phillips here is a way to have one foot in one world and another foot in another world. and many of the folks men and women operating do really have their -- they are able to straddle both of those worlds and -- or get someone like chester harding who starts out as cabinet maker and picks up painting and becomes one of the most well established portrait artists in boston. and he thinks of himself as a romantic artist. >> thank you for your lecture. was there any evidence in your research have you found any evide

for us the pullman porter is boat a story of work. it's a story of the limits of what people were able to do because they were african-american. but it's also a story of how people transcended the limits of their job and created a way to help the entire community. and then in some ways, the whole notion of struggling against racism, battling segregation is really at the heart of trying to understand this story. these two artifacts that we're about to look at speak volumes about segregation. on the one hand, we have what was something that was ubiquitous throughout the 20th century, which were colored drinking fountains, things that were sort of ensured that the separation of the races were enforced. and as we know, that segregation was the law of the land throughout part of the 19th century and all the 20th century, and so colored theaters, colored hotels, colored drinking fountains were part of the way america lived, and what's so fascinating is they're hard to find now. but what really moves me in addition to things like the colored

mr porter thank you so much indeed for time so president karzai has launched an investigation into the nato bombings but incidents like this seem to keep happening so can we expect more than just condemnation from the have got to stand president this time. no i don't think anything's changed and this is a story that of course is just about as regular as you know washing your clothes every week or two this is this is the price that afghanistan pays for having foreign troops on its soil troops which carry out operations that are based on at best imperfect intelligence and it worse simply lack of fundamental knowledge of of local situations and mistakes that are that are often made. which really result in innocent people being killed completely unnecessarily and i would simply make one observation about the. the civilian casualty problem in afghanistan you mentioned the united nations report on the problem of civilian casualties in two thousand and eleven. and mentioned that. that many most of the casualties are attributed to the taliban and most of them from i e d's which explode on the

police are searching the home of 24-year-old daniel porter. they believe porter and his girlfriend may have been the last man to see him before help went missing. bangor police put out a bulletin for the couple. they have been released. >> our kids keep asking about him. she stayed with a friend. she prayed to bring him back. >> the wife said he made the 1500 mile to bangor to supposedly help out with a friend. she lost contact with him shortly after his arrival. >>> taking a live look at your traffic, 83 and shawan road. it was a beautiful day with the weather we had today. so let's check in now with meteorologist wyatt everhart. it's been a great winter so far. >> it has. how much longer will it last a few more hours and we will cool off but we'll bounce back. take a look statewide just a few clouds passing by. comfortable this evening. get out there while there's daylight left and enjoy the 66 in -- in annapolis. cockeysville is 63. wind gusts have been up there a little bit, 15 to 230. the steady ones are 10 to 15. still light breezes blow

porter not faced he gets a leg up. in the second, a georgetown with a big lead.s, jason clark really a strong showing barry did go. hit the jumper. the hoyas win easily. maryland men's basketball and as a shot at the n.c.a.a. tournament is very slim. tied for seventh place in the acc, i hope to gain a footing against georgia tech, but that fell flat at the sec have. -- but they fell flat in the second half. nine seconds to go, off the dribble, goes for the long 3 1- 6 from long distance. georgia tech it's the foul shot. trying to put up a miracle no dice. the terps lose the heartbreaker. uva hosting unc 20 seconds to go. makes the slam, but this was extremely close. two seconds to go, the final chance evans the half-court shot, trying to make it happen, it is not march madness yet. he does not get it. unc wins. tim brant called a good game, virginia tech, closing seconds eric green, the jumper. no good. the fallout, but it is not good, either, and we go to overtime. duke with the three-point lead. seth currie, pretty good, the reverse layup duke wins 72-65. georg

final minute of the half, porter creates some space for three. friendly bounce.hank you very much. 15 points n s for porter. jason clark pokes it away. thompson scoop, and one. georgetown defeats villanova, 57-66. maryland visiting last place georgia tech. the terms just 1-6 on the road this season. two minutes to play in the game, drives, gives maryland the lead. a game high 18 points. drives and one. the coach said, quote, i thought we were growing up. today showed we haven't grown up all the way. sdel ru del curry on hand. his son seth plays for the blue devils. less than 10 seconds to play, tied at 58-58. eric green, a shot for the win. no seth greenberg, come on. can't believe it. weer. >> going to overtime. seth curry drives open lane to the bucket. he had 19. and his dad is loving it. duke goes on to win 70-65. hokies drop to 4-10 in the acc. big game in charlottesville, virginia. seconds remaining in the first half. lets it fly from deep. beats the buzzer. cavaliers up 30-26 at the half. tyler zeller, big man, drives, dunks. >> american beats lafayette, 7

he is 24-year-old jerry porter.arge, i know you don't have to have a body, but does that mean they found one? >> they have not found a body yet, brooke. i do have the affidavit as well as the complaint filed in this case. it really is very, very detailed. and the investigators have indicated that daniel porter told them that jerry perdom is dead. he also said he has told his father where the body is, where the murder weapon is, but daniel porter has not told investigators where jerry perdomo's body is, ask his fath father, likewise, have not told investigators the location of the body, but we suspect the investigators will be finding, unfortunately, jerry perdomo's body shortly. >> have investigators said anything about a possible location, possibly how he might have been murdered? also, i was talking to perdomo's stepfather a couple days ago, asked him how he knew this porter, and he said he had no idea. do we know yet how he knew this couple? >> well, there have been some reports that daniel porter and jerry perdo

porter remains behind bars this morning. >>> bottle tax has been in place for two years. city leaders want to double it to fix down run down school buildings. monique griego is live outside of city hall. good morning, monique. >> reporter: good morning, don, good morning, everyone. the major and the school ceo will head to annapolis to testify about the need for money to fix city schools. opponents of the bottle tax say they need to find the money somewhere else. battle is brewing over bottles. >> we owe our children at least $0.05. >> we will lose sales and customers. >> reporter: the city council hears the bill to raise the tax from $0.02 to $0.05, the money would help fix crumbling classrooms throughout the city. >> our kids deserve better and it takes tough decisions to make sure we provide a way forward. >> reporter: the mayor estimates the tax could bring in $10 million a year. supporter says the money is crucial to fixing city schools. >> there is rats running around and it's hot, 90 degrees in some classrooms, it's not a conducive learning environment. >> business

porter would later say it fired him up. i would say so. how about that? getting the members only bounce at the verison center. second half, there are sharks in the water and it's called defense. hoyas roll and take the win 67- 46. afterwards, talking about staying together and rallying for the win today. >> from our perspective, i thought we were, you know, 180 degrees from where we were the other day. >> kept running our offense and open shots happen. so i mean, everybody was aggressive on offense. >> maryland fresh off win of their biggest wins of the year. let's set this up. i like to call him mr. ankle breaker. watch him take it to the 10 like it's never been. maryland's first lead in ten minutes. 28 seconds to go, going to step back and knock down the twine. the jackets go up five. still time though, coming back the other way. no need to ask. he's a smooth operator. he had 18, but tech was up by 4. last second to shot by nick. no good. georgia tech rallies to beat maryland 63-61. george mason finishing up the season at vcu. the rams had it going on o

while her mother speaks out in porter's defense. >> he's not proven guilty. that's all i can tell you. >> reporter: more strange behavior from the couple. they reportedly bought a used car and abandoned the one they were driving, saying only they had to leave town because of an emergency. another tantalizing clue in a case with so many open questions. the mystery now involves yet another maine woman. she claims to know perdomo. she told a local tv station perdomo was staying with her the night he went out and never returned. so many unanswered questions. >> tanya, thank you. >>> let's get back over to ginger for a look at the national forecast. >> good morning to both of you. we say good-bye to the big storm that rocked the eastern third of the nation yesterday with haul that severe weather, a new storm to say hello to. in the pacific northwest, up to 30 inches of snow will fall with this. not quite as windy for denver as it heads east. let's move to the next part of our story. washington, d.c. today cooler, 40. 41 for columbia, south carolina. as far as the

or you get someone like rufus porter who moved to new york. and found scientific american. he finds that and robert peckham or someone like arastis field. who starts to use degariotypes for his portraiture. so you don't have to sit for one of the portraits. he will take a family picture and paints the group portrait from a degariotype. i would argue this is more solid and more boring and much of the exuberance has been diminished by that particular mode. then you get an interesting story with the degariotypes, because you get the same process of itinerants who go out with urban training and move into the provincial areas looking for a wider more diffused market. in the 1850s, you get entrepreneurs like hawes and brady. they try to make what they consider the flat portraits. but my argument, what i leave you with, i'm not so sure they are cheap, but this is a plain portrait similar in the mode to the earlier folk portraits. many of the folks in the 1840s would have wanted their portrait to look like those earlier painted portraits, one that has much more of sort of a direct

porter allegedly attacked her in the stairwell. he will appear before a judge march 20. a family of four displaced after a fire ripped through their home. it was shortly after 1:00 this afternoon in the 500 block of middle street in chesapeake city. it took 50 firefighters. no injuries were reported. the red cross has stepped in to help the family. >> right to own storms -- stores often lure customers with the incentive of paying a little over an extended time. predatory interest rates and complex contracts often leave customers spending a lot more time and money than the items are worth. our reporter kicks off our coverage. he is live in south baltimore with a proposed bill the would help protect rent-to-own customers. >> the city of baltimore has the highest number of rent-to-own stores in the state. consumer advocates want to make sure folks have the knowledge to protect themselves from unfair practices of these businesses. >> i was shocked at how much they take advantage of the consumer, and particularly people who seem the least able to pay. >> elizabeth rice and he

you turn so thank you very much for shedding some balanced light on this issue and that was gareth porter investigative journalist and historian. well from the drumbeat to war with iran using that phrase again to the escalating civil war in syria president bashar al assad has ordered a referendum on a new constitution to be held in eleven days at least according to that country's state run news agency that the move could effectively end nearly fifty years of single party rule and is aimed at stemming ongoing violence in that country and announcement of the referendum was greeted with criticism in washington the white house press secretary jay carney called the move quote quite laughable and so that it makes a mockery of the syrian uprising that the move may also be too little too late for other western countries have grown louder in their condemnation of assad's brutal crackdown on the uprising in syria archies maria for notion has more. since the beginning of the uprising in syria last march the regime of bashar assad has been accused of repression and killing but with a bodman to blame

more would be very out of game but it is important it would be a good game well like manchester city porter have also dropped down from the champions league their forward club is a major attack with illness and on top of that media rafael with a long term injury but despite selection problems port i believe they've got the quality to progress i'm sure aware of how powerful they are but they have excellent players an excellent we want to contradict that because we also have our weapons and as our victor pierce is it's inside the pitch that we'll have to show which team is the best and we're going to work to be the best that manchester united are also preparing for life in europe second tier club competition they take on i.x. in amsterdam after they also failed in the champions league however so alex ferguson has embraced the challenge. we have an opportunity to do better than the second half this season and the euro for years if you look at the teams that it is a challenge some very good teams that are. hope for we can do well. so well aware of the task ahead of them the dutch team just miss

we learn more about the passion of phillip randolph, that whole movement to get the sleeping car porters decent wages, the black men who worked on the trains. they would work about 400 hours a month and would bring home about $70 a month. they were basically on call 24 hours a day on these trains. and mr. randolph was passionate about getting americanized for fair labor wages and they became the brotherhood of sleeping car porters. what you see here is a uniform from the marccus garvey movemen. this is marcus garvey in this photograph here from liberia. margaret thune was an educator. she was an educator who i would consider ahead of her time. took like a couple of dollars to start her own school to educate african-americans. was for midable, didn't stop and started gaining momentum and support until she got that school started. we're going to move into the 1950s. right now we're going to get into brown versus board of education. this was the landmark decision that ended segregation in our public school system in this country. the brown in the case was seven years old. linda brown. there

auto porter forces the turnover. drops it off for the dunk. his extra chinup at the end would get him a technical foul, but everybody was loving loving it. despite only eight first half baskets. >> i thought we were getting open shots. the balls didn't go in. there was no major changes that we made at halftime. keep doing what you're doing. >> i say we are fine. it all felt we weren't scoring the ball. we were playing good defense, but we had to keep playing defense and we knew our shots were going to fall. >> george mason hosting old dominion. they roared back, ryan pearson back door to vaughn gray for the nice jam. the patriots were up by 4 points. under 4 to go. the lead down to 3. corey edwards with the shot clock winding down. mason defeats 54-50. they are 11-2 in conference play. other local scores, american edge 59-58. over gw, 86-75 and howard falls to maryland. eastern shore 78-65. >> tony bennett and 16th ranked virginia on the road. won florida state. second half, cavaliers were down, but they went on a 14-0 run. the steal and the w

investigators say kkvin porter followed a 47-year-old woman out of bbyview medical center, and offered her money for a bus ride home.when she went back into the building with him to get the money, a staircase, fondled her and tried to have er perform rall sex. he is in custody and faces a string of sexual assault charges. baltimore city's police force training program.. and more - than half the lessons taught are a direct result of the death of officer william torbit.he was shot by fellow officers outtide a nightclub last year. police have admitted thereewas a series of missteps that leed to the deaaly shooting. at the training academy, officers are taught to assess a situation before they act... so that nothing likeethat ever happens again. of our training is directly - related toothe lessons learned from the select lounge incident so theres a whole cognitive deeisioo making.. situations.,"there is ow a nss, 'crime scene ssmulator.'it offers more thhn 300 situations where officers can practice making quick classes are expected to resume friday... at chardon high of monday's deadly sch

after dragging on for nearly a year those talks are now breaking down when about a journalist gareth porter broke that story and he joins me now. let's get to the crux of it what's what's really holding up the talks here and how does that relate to u.s. policy issues closely related which are clearly at the center of the sort of the crux of the talks were the failure to go toward an agreement or the night raids by u.s. special operations forces and the continued u.s. detention and holding of afghan prisoners for one group periods of time. the president. hamid karzai has made it clear that he would continue to insist that both of those issues have to be resolved in favor of afghan sovereignty which is the issue that he's raising as a general principle on both those counts before he will agree to station u.s. troops permanently however he's really in a fix because he knows that he needs u.s. support big time he needs very large infusions of both military and economic assistance but you. also needs u.s. military protection as much as he can get and really the only thing that the united states

kevin porter is charged with attempted rape and false imprisonment. the victim was a patient at a hospital clinic when it porter allegedly attacked her in a stairwell. he will appear in court next month. >> gas prices rise higher and higher. one local gas station owner is saying, enough. jennifer franciotti is live to explain. >> governor martin o'malley and gas tax supporters say the increase in the gas tax will pay for road and public transit improvements. not everybody is buying that. many gas station owners are offering petitions for people to sign. depending on where you fill up, you may of been asked to sign a petition against the proposed gas tax increase. he has gone over at 1200 signatures so far. he says the proposed gas tax increase will hurt his business and hurt his customers. >> they portray this as a jobs bill, that this is going to increase jobs in the state where really, the people that are going to need jobs are the people that are driving their cars, because they got to pay all these extra fees and taxes. >> he says he is not alone.

from harriet tubman to slave porters in the underground railroad, to michelle obama and today's white house. the footprints on history from african-americans cannot be washed away. and the bells of greatness, ingenious, artistic talent, philanthropy, and leadership cannot be on rum -- cannot be unrung. we have come this far by faith. we celebrate and embrace this theme of the african american women, culture, and history. wellcome will not allow me in this discourse to call the role of great women in african american history. let me pray that their numbers are many, and the stories of them tell the truth of women, african american women, in culture and history. for our women have been on the move. our women have refused to be moved. and our women continue to move mountains in african american history. and now, in closing, let me cradle this month's celebration in the history -- in the city of st. francis, with a sense of gratitude and neutral respect. the we black, white, brown, or red, we are all god's children. mavis in vacation -- may this invocation be accepted and the record show

the city attorney porter, is there any result? i spoke with one of the officers who said they are working out new rules. if you make them minimal enough, anybody can follow them. a four year-old can follow rules that say to smile. you need more rigorous rules than your currently enforcing. that is all i have for now. thank you. have a nice day. president mazzucco: next speaker. >> i have not been here a couple of weeks. i was out in l.a. for a book signing. i had the honor to weeks ago to get a ups package. he sent me his book, "collaborate or perish." inside that was a plane ticket to l.a. and a 2 night stay at the hilton. i do not make a lot of money. i met the mayor of l.a., the mayor of miami, the former police chief. we sat down. we have a few cocktails. some great conversation. people-to-people stuff. i wish greg could have been there, but he was not invited. on a positive note, i saw the deputy chief cashman this week on sixth street. it is going through a transformation. a lot of good things happen in this city. sometimes

. >> i'm an ada porter.help the wheelchair people, anybody that have canes, wheelchairs, whatever and i'm also a slash porter. i keep the pod clean. in the morning, clean the pod, clean the windows, whatever. once i get that done, i go to the wheelchair guys and see if they need anything done. i'll keep their wheelchairs clean. push them to chow, push them to the yard, push them back. >> but at the end of the day, armstrong still faces the grinding monotony of life in a small two-man cell. >> the emotional toll here, it's like water torture. i compare it to that. every day it's like a drip, drip, drip. if i got out of here tomorrow, i know i would not come back. i honestly say if i got there tomorrow i know i would not come back. i don't deserve to come back tomorrow. i can honestly tell you, unless i go to the parole board and i'm 43, i would tell them, i don't deserve to be back out there because i took a life. karma really has something to give me, i'm going to take it. >> armstrong may be killing time be

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i brought a list. 14 weeks ago, commissioner dejesus and city attorny miss porter were supposed to be delegated with the authority to deal with the situation in the castro, where there are different beats operating illegally. as listed by lt. yick 8 months ago. they would figure out the ambiguities in the rules, but nothing has been done. people can follow the rules, they just change them. him the rules should be that you have to be breathing. i think they can follow that rule. they have to actually break the wills, they have broken the rules since then, and under what rules, if any, do they currently operate? that is my first question. let me look at my list here. last week, you had the "it gets better" video. i thought the video, all the of 20 years later, was excellent. bullies should have been dealt with long ago, you did a great job on the video. there is a lot of other bullying that goes on the sides anti-gay bullying. there is anti republican bullying and anti conservative bullying that goes on. it is not just going on by individuals, it is going on by members of your own force

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we don't believe he was at the i rñw)u0a$porter: investigators not saying his relationship to the fivesuspects. neighbors know him. >> i guess when you do certain things it come back around. >> do certain things, what do you mean by that? >> nobody is perfect. not one person on the face of this earth is perfect. >> have you witnessed activity going on inside that house? >> no, i haven't. >> reporter: other neighbors tell me they are not surprised. they have seen cars coming and going from that house in what appears to be drug activity. corporate alexander is a 14 year member of the department. he was taken in front of the commissioner and later released. turning his back on his colleagues cost him his police powers for now. >> we try to do this in a covert manner so when someone notifies them that the police are coming it puts all officers in danger. >> corporal alexander will get paid as he fights charges of obstruction and hindering a police officer, conspiracy to distribute marijuana and cocaine. >>> a baltimore county woman died after she was thrown from her car in a crash saturday

at 18, tildic is the youngest porter at kawah ijen. here when the miners are not working for their kids, it's their kids who work for their sick fathers. yet again, its slim pickings down here. another fire destroyed some of the stocks of sulphur. after a two-hour wait he's finally found some sulphur. but it's not very much. to complete his load he forages for pieces left by others. his baskets are loaded with 180 weight. he is able to carry them but he's waited too long on the crater floor and has ignored the fact that the gas usually invades the slope more in the afternoon. this young guy is part of the new generation. one that will take over from the old miners who still believe in dragons and spirits. such as these men who go to the bottom of the crater carrying the head of a goat they've sacrificed. to be sure that the kawah ijen will not become angry, every year they offer it this present. for two hundred years, the sulphur workers have been taking the dangerous paths at kawah ijen and the volcano remains as active as ever. to su

it is an experience porter and a professional. greeting every passenger is part of the boarding ritual. the paris-moscow route is the highlight of his career. >> we had more passengers during the winter holidays. now it is a bit quieter. i hope the numbers will pick up in the summer again. >> the state and russian railway launched the service to great fan fare last year. it is popular, but mainly with russian travelers. a visit to paris holds a special glamour. but so far the voyage tomas cow is not quite as enticing. anna is a student and with her mother, who is afraid of flying, she went to pair oice a shopping trip. >> we provide some clothing and shoes and everything you want. >> the luxury carriage it is are popular. >> every day we don'tave time for it. >> luxury comes with a steep price tag, around 1,000 euros for a round trip fare. second class is more affordable, about 350 euros. this is the only french passenger on this trip. >> i don't like flying. it is very bad for the environment. i enjoy the experience of rail trave

sutton gives an elbow to the face of porter. not a pretty sight. he was called for a flagrant foul.s is why he is a stunt. the hoyas led in the first half. second half -- jason cartograms a rebound and comes down the court. all day every day. he drains the jumper. the hoyas win easy. maryland hit the road taking on georgia tech hoping to get their second win in a row and get to 500 and acc play. not a member state. the guard was one of six from downtown. the one he got nearly took -- nearly put them over the edge. he was dribbling down and gets a look. he nails it. two seconds to go. the yellow jackets make one of two foul shots. it is no good. the terrapins lose a heartbreaker. hiss the tar heels of the one. he slams at home and is 54-51 north carolina. a real easy, less than three seconds to go. a half-court shot, but it is no good. unc holes on 54-51. eric green cuts of the jumper. it is no good. he tries to follow and still not good. this goes into overtime. duke with a three-point lead. seth curry driving the lane. duke hangs on and wins 70-65. danica patrick hit a bit of a sna

invessigators say kevin porter followed a 47-year-old woman out of bayview medical center, ride home.when she ent back into the building with him, police ssy he pushed her into a staircase, fondled hee and tried to have her perform oral sexx he is inncustody and faces a string of sexual assault charges. a body was founn this morning at willon park in middde river. it was found floating in a creek just after 11:30. crews are still working tonight to identify the body .... no word on what happened. a.../ harford county... man.../ ááfacesáá... up... to... 100 years.../ bbhind bars .../ ááforááá possession... of.../ child porn...// &pporn...// 31.../ year old .../ henry hammen .../ of... abingdon.../ was... indicted.../ on... 20 counts .../ of... possession.../// áápoliceáá more than .../ 1000--images .../ of... child porn .../ on... several computers.../// in... his home....// 3 its abingdon its a wonderful neighborhood and that's what its known for...your kids...being able to play roam freely and to know there is a potential pedophile out there scary..... ááhe'sáá free tonight.../ on... 300