this will be an unusual case for renee. not only are the circumstances of the death odd but the officer on the scene happens to be her husband. east point police officer randy beagle. >> any drug abuse? >> alcohol. >> that's it? >> that's all the dad says. >> okay. >> before renee enters the house she interviews the dead man's father who discovered the body. every piece of information she collects can help the medical examiner determine a cause and manner of death. the name of the deceased? charles krueger jr., age 52. >> if the family's there i usually try and make contact with the family first and identify, you know, who i am to them so they know why we're there. and they usually know why we're there but they understand that this is a routine. we have to come out for every case. high blood pressure, any heart problems, asthma? >> i don't know. he'd been on alcohol for quite a few years. >> okay. >> the man is open about his son's alcoholism. over the years, doctor spitz has seen that in many cases people end up in his off

chairperson hur: i don't think commissioner renee voted. commissioner renee: i did. chairperson hur: you did, ok. commissioner renee: you didn't ask for an abstention so i voted. chairperson hur: thank you. the next item on the agenda is the executive director's report. >> could the executive director succumb to the dread disease running all over time? chairperson hur: the executive director has indeed appeared to have succumbed to that nasty virus. any questions or comments from the commissioners with respect to the executive director's report? public comment? >> david pillpel again. i think there were a couple of typos on page three about the year, wasn't the november 2012 meetings, i believe it was november 2011, page three, in the middle. >> we're now in 2012. >> right, that were approved by the commission at its october and november 2012 meetings. i don't think those have happened yet. >> gotcha. thank you. >> i would note that the legislation that was at the rules committee last week and the previous week, actually, are both at the board tomorrow, i believe, so

chairperson hur: commissioner renee? commissioner renee: mr. selna, thanks for coming in tonight and i sympathize with your position. but when you cited, for example, the fort mason center as being an example, many of the things you said they would want you to do would not in any way be impacted by this ban, right? >> correct. commissioner renee: and your only concern is that that may then ask you to do something that would be impacted by the ban, but why isn't that point to come to us and say, i've got this job, i'm doing these things, they've now asked me to communicate with the city agency, and i would like it have a waiver because what they're asking me to do i'm not going to be able to exert any undue influence beyond that any other citizen could do and then we could deal with it but -- and i guess i have a question of the staff or city attorney, has this commission ever given sort of a blanket waiver without a specific situation where the applicant is saying, i'm being asked to communicate and i want to now have a waiver? >> the answer to

i want to bring in renee -- from "the orlando sentinel."e the story today about trayvon being suspended from school because he had an empty bag that might have contained marijuana. was that leaked to you by the sanford police? >> the story that we reported today was principlely about what happened, the events between trayvon and mr. zimmerman in the moments from when zimmerman's phone call to the police ended. the thing that jurors will have to concentrate on, if this comes to trial, is what was in george zimmerman's mind when he pulled the trigger? what we reported today is that zimmerman has told police that trayvon let me back up a half step. that zimmerman had stopped following trayvon. he was headed back to his vehicle and trayvon approached him from the back and his left side. that the two exchanged words, that trayvon struck a blow, punched george zimmerman in the nose, and that floored mr. zimmerman. he's down and according to what zimmerman told police trayvon then got on top of george zimmerman and is banging his head against the

reporting live in atlanta, i'm renee marsh. back to you. >>> look for the latest updates on democracy 2012 at abc2news.com. click on the news, then politics tabs. we got you covered on everything you need to know election-related. >>> time to check traffic. here's angela. >> good morning. as you get ready to head out, heading to the capitol beltway, i would suggest i-95 instead of the bw parkway. we have a three-car collision, southbound 295 at maryland 100 adding to the delays. where we were already increasing in volume there. not too bad here if you're on the bw parkway near the baltimore beltway. i-695, moving well with no delays to report for you. also traveling on i-70 right now looking pretty good at 29, that stalled car and traffic gone, back up to speed eastbound on 695. and looking pretty good as far as drive times go. still no major problems on the top side of the beltway, six minutes from bel air to providence. again, the west side, seven minutes from 795 to i-70. >>> 6:03. later today a rally will be held in annapol

>> no. >> reporter: bob recently found out about fracing thanks to renee's work. >> i had no idea that every company extracting oil in california, is fracing. >> reporter: he chairs the committentin sacramento. he's now proposing a new law that would require oil and gas companies to disclose where, how and how often they use hydraulic fracturing. >> right now in california, we don't know how many wells they're using hydraulic farcing? >> correct. >> reporter: we don't know what chemicals they're using. >> correct. >> reporter: we don't know what water they're using. >> correct. >> reporter: we don't know where the waste watter is going, if they have waste water? >> correct. we know nothing. >> reporter: is that acceptable? >> not for me. not for me and i think not for the majority of the legislature. >> reporter: that lack of knowledge also worries residents, such as steve craig. >> it leaves a huge question mark for the public, as to what is stockpiled material? what about semiabandoned wells that have been fractured four or five times. >> reporter: now california's division of oil, g

hello, i'm renee poussaint.hen we hear the word "bureaucracy," many of us frown, conjuring up images of long lines at the dmv when we renew our driver's licenses. but what most of us fail to appreciate is that our country could not run effectively without the bureaucracy, composed of hundreds of agencies employing millions of clerical, managerial, and professional workers in the national government alone. and all parts of the bureaucracy face diverse and contradictory expectations that are difficult to satisfy. just what is a bureaucracy? actually, it is any large organization in which employees carry out specific job responsibilities within a hierarchy, from the bosses to the worker bees. it may surprise you to learn that in our federal bureaucracy, most employees do not work in washington, d.c., and few simply push pencils. workers in most federal agencies actively serve our nation's citizens through regional offices where they go directly to the people. fema, the federal emergency management agency, was organ

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renee foose. >> i do have some ideas about what we need to make sure we have the critical pieces we areheld accountable for. >> the former school secretary, bus driver, and maryland state trooper has been a deputy superintendent in baltimore county and was a finalist for that job. she is getting praise from state lawmakers in howard county. >> she has been in the maryland system. she understands some of the issues we have in our county. that was very important consideration. i hope it was. i am bringing grand. >> i have a commitment, pat -- compassion, and drive. >> dallas dance was a finalist as well. >> i will make decisions on behalf of all kids. i believe that every single kid can and will learn. >> baltimore county said doubts -- dance was the top choice for the job instead of foose, who was hired in howard county. >> they appreciated foose but felt dr. dance was the choice. >> it turns out foose is replacing dr. sidney cousin. they expect to start their new assignments this summer. >> now your 11 insta-weatherplus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> and cool air s

for the howard county school board, renee foose will be the first woman in charge of the district. >> there is lots of sunshine out there today. temperatures were in the upper 20's. we have not seen that kind of weather for a while. a bit of a breeze. and north wind at seven gusting to 18. sunshine is the forecast for the rest of the day. the-benchers should climb into the mid 50's. it will get warmer over the next couple of days. we will show you the seven-day and a few minutes. >> police involves shooting leaves a man in critical condition km investigators say that a man threatened to stab his mother with a knife. when police arrived, he refused to drop the knife and police shot the suspect. a new initiative helped police make 30 arrests over the weekend. they focus on individuals with open warrants. authorities say that these are not to the only things used to combat armed robberies, they plan to meet with community is to make them aware of how they can help. hundreds of people lined the streets of city hall as part of a nationwide call for justice. people voiced their outrage over

. >>> we want you to met next superintendent of howard county schools, doctor renee foose who was deputy superintendent before that, worked in montgomery county and before that a state trooper. she will replace dr. sydney cousins. now she was in the same room in columbia with this man, dr. s dallas dance, but it was announced that dr. dance will become the next superintendent of baltimore county schools. let's get to the latest in education news. students who were taking those college entrance exams this fall will have to submit photo i.d.es. it follows reach cent allegations of widespread cheating on new york's long island. 20 current or former students were charged. some students were paid as much as $3500 to take the s.a.t. exam for others. >>> budgets are beginning to recover. one hear that's not soon to rebound, education. a survey finds that about 80% of ed cation katetors -- educators said their schools lack funding. two thirds are considering cutting staff. about 25% are looking at furloughs and some may cancel summer school programs. >>> somewhere along the way we took a right t

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. >> rene goes to u.c. riverside. she looks forward to what he has to say. >> just because you are listening to the speaker, you don't have to believe the ideology. >> reporter: we made several attempts to speak to bsu but they did not get back to us. he plans to stand outside where louis farrakhan will be speaking and present the petition to people going inside. he he wants to make sure they know how he and others feel. >> dan: more last minute maneuvering before ross mirkarimi domestic violence trial begins. they spent what they are trying to get a key piece of evidence out of court. they want a videotape shot by a neighbor ruled inadmissible. it shows bruises on lopez's arm. when the court ruled against them they filed another court in state court this afternoon. they are refusing to testify against her husband making the tape what mirkarimi's calls hearsay evidence. >> you can't cross-examine a video. you can't ask them what they were thinking, what their motivations were. >> jury selection in the trial begins on

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rene marsh has more on whatts at stake in today's voting. 3 mitt romney has momentum going into super tuesddy.gosh a row with washington state, victories in arizona nd off miccigan one week ago, and in washington state saturday, romneyyis hoping to break away from his riials tonight.he's racked up endorsements from high profile conservatives, including house majority leader eric cantor, which could boost his connervative &pcredentials.mitt romney is really the only man in the racc wwo has a plan, bold pro-growth plan to create jobs and get this economy back on &ptrack.but rick santorum, whh hasn't had a win for nearly a month, believes e has a fighttng chance in one of tonight's most important contests -- ohio.i know all the esttblishment is, you know, ining behind the guy with the most monny buttwe havv sooe coorageous people here in ohio who've stood by us. romney and santorum are statistiiaaly ied in the be an important battleground -3 in november. tte south will also be a major test for romney tonight. newt gingricc his home state of georgia. but if romney ddes ell in tennessee, i

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this means for him......freedom after almost 300yearr in prison....i ssoke with his attorney today....reneewmaker says he's unhappy with the way the new superintendent in baltimore county was chosen. chosen.the school board ood dallas dance will be the r new leader of baltimore county schools. by laa the chooll board choses the superintendent.. but state senator jim brochin says there wwsn't enough community input in this very important decision: "no innut, o clue, normally there's 3-4 candidates, and you get to meet them, it was like here's who we chose, i policy" we contacted the baltimore county chool board today...and have yet to hear back from them. a new reporttby the c-d-c shows the ummer of children being diagnooed with auuism in maryland is growing at an alarming rate! the report shows every one in 80-children in maryland are diagnosed with aatism.that's aatually a 35-percent jump from just three years ago. doctors t kennedy krieger institute in baltimore - say the spike in numbers could be linked to several factors. 1:10 well, certainly we know that we''r findinn more &pchildren w

renee foose previously worked in montgomery county. before that a state trooper for six years. now she's the superintendent of howard county. >>> all right. now to those ever rising ago pasmght the price of -- gas prices. the average is $3.93 a gallon. we found some below $4 a gallon. this one is $3.87. where are the cars? no cars. premium was just over $4 at $4.01. a gulf station $3.93. mid-grade, premium well over $4 and another at $3.95. premium up to $4.25. log on to abc2news.com to find the cheapest gas prices going. you'll find the list of the cheapest found by people in the area and you can use the interactive map. >>> time's running out for one of the biggest megamillion jackpots we have ever seen. tonight's drawing is a couple hours away. you have less than four hours to get your ticket. the jackpot is worth $363 million, which is the third highest megamillions in history. if you decide i'm going to take the cash, it's $260 million. wouldn't that be nice? >>> you want it learn some tricks to help you in the megamillions? tune in with diane sawyer. the winning secrets,

rene marsh joins us live from atlanta to break down all of the election results. rene?reporter: good morning, dave. yeah. it was a big day, super tuesday, the most important day of this primary season, and mitt romney walked away with the largest prize of the night. we're talking about ohio. still, though, with that victory, it was not as decisive as he would have liked. it was a good night for mitt romney but not a knockout. >> tonight, we have taken one more step towards restoring the promise of tomorrow. tomorrow we wake up and we start again. >> reporter: he won six of the 10 super tuesday contests in ohio. romney reporters point out that rick santorum recently had a double-digit lead in the poll there. >> the fact that he closed that gap in a few weeks and won i think it's ha testament -- i think it's a testament to the fact that he has resilient and mom -- momentum. >> for us to be giving him a run for his money in ohio, that should raise serious concerns for hill. >> we've won in the west, the midwest, and the south and we're ready to be winning this country! >>

. >> rene goes to u.c. riverside.he looks forward to what he has to say. >> just because you are listening to the speaker, you don't have to believe the ideology. >> reporter: we made several attempts to speak to bsu but they did not get back to us. he plans to stand outside where louis farrakhan will be speaking and present the petition to people going inside. he he wants to make sure they know how he and others feel. >> dan: more last minute maneuvering before ross mirkarimi domestic violence trial begins. they spent what they are trying to get a key piece of evidence out of court. they want a videotape shot by a neighbor ruled inadmissible. it shows bruises on lopez's arm. when the court ruled against them they filed another court in state court this afternoon. they are refusing to testify against her husband making the tape what mirkarimi's calls hearsay evidence. >> you can't cross-examine a video. you can't ask them what they were thinking, what their motivations were. >> jury selection in the trial begins on mo

renee from d.c. says she knows people don't want to hear the word racism, but there is no way you can convince me that if this were a white child that was mistakenly killed that there would not be an arrest. they would have at least held him for questioning. how does a person carrying a gun be in fear for their life when the other is unarmed? the police chief did not do his duty as a law man. i agree. and this case is about accountability. you want to carry a firearm, you have to be accountable for using it. you kill a teenager armed with nothing but skittles, there better be a good reason or some darn serious consequences. meantime, over on the wusa9 facebook page, we had positive reaction to andrea mccarren's story last night featuring video taken by an 18-year-old named desaleen james as the car she was riding in crashed killing two of her friends. the driver was drunk. angel says wusa9, thank you for stepping forward and showing this story. that was so powerful. desaleen, you are so strong to ste

. >> reporter: in washington i'm renee marsh. >> according to the start up it's free to sign up for theam. people receive their cash award from the advertisers themselves. personal.com then makes money by charging the advertiser a percent of whatever the cash is. >> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> all right nice sunny situation this afternoon looking at harbor here. not the case earlier this morning. you know that. we have the pictures, 71 at the airport. 71% humidity. it's muggy on an east-northeast breeze that continues to bring in atlantic moisture. the fog finally lifts late in the afternoon. it took all day for that to happen really. now very warm in the city, mid- 70s. hugey rel, cloudy, skies clear and i wanted to show you down in delaware today -- the beach still -- you see the fog airtimes coming in off the ocean and we get clearing eventually people laying out on the beach. a really mixed weather situation i have to say and as we look at maryland's radar, tomorrow, tonight and saturday its hit or miss all

canadiens' winger, rene bork who was a flame, suspended for the illegal elbow to the head. so a bit of irony perhaps that backstrom will face bourque in his first game back. they have felt his absence, especially on the power play. he was the caps' point leader at the time of his injury. >> it's going to be fun to play again. and i mean, it's a big game for us, and we need all those points. so i'm excited to be back in such a important game. >> he's a welcome addition. we get our good buddy back. first off, he's an emotional lift. really well-liked guy in the room. very respected guy in the room. and a world-class hockey player. so it's good day. >> all right. i'm sure chinaatown is hopping right about now. >>> in college lacrosse, it's been a rocky week for number nine, maryland. last week, they opened up acc play with a loss to north carolina. that game included a final minute bench-clearing brawl. suspensions resulted and the terps were without cooper as they welcomed the number two virginia cavaliers to college park. looking to avoid an 0 and 2 start. second quarter, ma

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renee marsh is joining us live from cobb county georgia with more. >> of voting is underway and today is a big day. we are talking about super tuesday. more than four moderate delegates are up for grabs. that translates to one crucial day for all of the candidates. reporter >> mitt romney has momentum. he is fresh off of victories in arizona and michigan and in washington state on saturday. romney is hoping to break away from his rivals tonight. he has racked up endorsements from high- profile conservatives including house majority leader erick kanter. >> mitt romney is really the only man in the race who has a plan, a bold pro- growth plan to create jobs and get the economy back on track. >> santorum has not had a win in nearly a month and believes he has a fighting chance in ohio. >> the establishment that run the and santorum are statistically tied and the state. the >>darya: it is 6 of 2:00 a.m., it is windy, cold and wet. and that it is. here is the breakdown. we have wet roads on the golden gate bridge. mostly sunny and windy. a when it buys will be in effect from noon through m

i go by rene. i am one of the participants in the 9910 program. before i get into the speech, of like to thank you all for giving us this opportunity and the recognition you are giving us tonight. my reason for wanting to be in this great program is having the ability to do something for this environment, as well as my community. so, i am very thankful for that. other reasons would be -- you know, outside of having a great career, it is being able to learn. the curriculum, along with some of the things that we learn, is great. i am really appreciative of that. it has just been a very positive week. we come in. we work. two days per week, we go to school. everything that we do in the plant or at the job site is explained to us. all of the people at the job sites, the -- if they are journeymen, previous 99-10 people, or apprentice, they always give us a logical explanation of what we are doing and why it is being done. i am just very thankful. i really appreciate the opportunity. i will not let you down. i hope that in five years, 10 years, when in

back to you. >> rene march live in washington.s morning, 45 people are expected to be trapped by the san jose -- new this move, 45 people are expected to be trapped by the san jose avalanche. earlier this morning, at least 50 people died in another avalanche in afghanistan. this has been the deadliest winter in afghanistan in 30 year. >>> i we want to check in with sal. >> it's been slow this morning, slower than unusual. maybe it has something to do with the time change. whatever the reason, it's getting better now. as you drive into the toll plaza and if you have -- it looks a tough -- tough slow. 280 is the before way. that tab -- we have this on the maps here for you. the traffic is gonna be a little bit slow there between redwood city and san mateo. 280 is looking pretty good. 5 0, across the area, has been slow and then also 237. a very happy morning morning for you out there -- a very happy monday morning out that he for you -- out there for us. partly cloudy you can see some rain along the north. rain, cold air venning. it

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plenty of western investors are closely watching events in russia unfold the chief global economist and renee sums capital in london told us that needs to fulfil its pledges if it wants ex-pat cash to keep flowing this is what he had to say in more detail. over the next few weeks and months what's crucial is that they try reform that we actually see put into living the reform that has been promised in the last few months now on the one hand that's going to be hard to fence expenditure on another hand higher investment in education which is really important i think for the long run. i think investors are going to be focused on the most is whether there's any real progress on fighting corruption and that's what some of the work we've done recently says that this is where russia can make a big difference by improving the perception of russia and of corruption in russia over the next few years. but lots of different reaction in and outside of russia some happy outpouring of support to stalin predictions at the end of russert relieved by his certainly having it say today even more so i understand

the idea of "coordinates" was developed in 1637 by french mathematician and philosopher rene cartesius descartes. descartes, who never got up before 11 a.m., as the legend goes, was lying in bed watching a fly crawl across the ceiling, and it hit him: the basis for what we now call the cartesian coordinate system. what descartes very well could have realized by watching that fly wander across the ceiling is that the fly's position on the ceiling could be described by exactly two numbers: what we might call the x and y coordinates. now, i have a feeling descartes would have loved one of my favorite toys, the etch a sketch. it's all about coordinates. with one of these knobs, i can control the lines that go back and forth, the horizontal direction. and with the other, i can control the up and down, the vertical dimension. we can make some pretty pictures with this toy, but our freedom of movement is limited to just these two independent dimensions, or parameters, we might call them. now of course, we don't move in a world of two dimensions like the etch a sketch. we're able to move not j

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