riggs. well, i... i would just rather be anywhere but here.y, explain to me then why the same weapon was used on two different men 20 years apart. how should i know? because you have intimate details of the case. (laughs): is this some cosmic joke? first you arrest me, and now, you're gonna accuse me for two murders that i didn't do. you killed rocco today, liked you killed troy faber 19 years ago. i'll tell you exactly what i told everyone back then, okay? i didn't kill troy. what about rocco? i didn't kill him, either. you don't believe me, you can talk to kayla. i was with her when he was killed. so, you were with ms. bledsoe? yeah. we were having sex. okay? are we done here now? (sighs) diane, give us a minute, would you? kayla, i want you to think very carefully before you answer my next question. okay? darren riggs said that you slept with him. is that true? yes. i slept with darren. here's what you don't know about me. i hate being lied to. especially when i've trusted the person. these are the results from your sexual assault kit. it s

riggs. well, i... i would just rather be anywhere but here.kay, explain to me then why the same weapon was used on two different men 20 years apart. how should i know? because you have intimate details of the case. (laughs): is this some cosmic joke? first you arrest me, and now, you're gonna accuse me for two murders that i didn't do. you killed rocco today, liked you killed troy faber 19 years ago. i'll tell you exactly what i told everyone back then, okay? i didn't kill troy. what about rocco? i didn't kill him, either. you don't believe me, you can talk to kayla. i was with her when he was killed. so, you were with ms. bledsoe? yeah. we were having sex. okay? are we done here now? (sighs) diane, give us a minute, would you? kayla, i want you to think very carefully before you answer my next question. okay? darren riggs said that you slept with him. is that true? yes. i slept with darren. here's what you don't know about me. i hate being lied to. especially when i've trusted the person. these are the results from your sexual assault kit. it

earlier, i saw delays as you're making your commute on riggs road.ow you can see you have to follow police direction. this entire intersection is blocked by the accident in this area. i'm going to keep watching it. i spoke with chopper. they're on their way up, and hopefully we'll get a better view of this accident very soon. traveling i-95 at fairfax county parkway, getting busy here as well. no accidents to report, but you are slow as you head towards 395. two delays on the rails. brunswick east 890, your delay is 16 minutes. brunswick east on the mark, your delay is 10 minutes. >>> soldiers in the line of duty brought back home. now there are questions as to >>> welcome back at 5:46. federal investigators are describing the mishandling of soldier remains at dover air force base as deeply troubling. an investigation from 2008 to 2010 revealed body parts of three service members were lost and never recovered. a marine's body was also dismembered without family consent because his arm didn't fit into his uniform. on five occasions, remains in transpo

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other obstacles we've seen and still might see in the future here to discuss this with me as mike riggs associate editor at reason magazine and reason dot com mike thanks so much for joining us tonight let's start with just this example in tennessee where they just decided to say you know what word is going to pass a curfew on a public space and say that you can't actually occupy it as i show you how far you know lawmakers city leaders are willing to go to try to suppress protest i think so to maintain order yeah that's like one thing they might do it's also it's not particularly new i mean there are other things that you can't do in public spaces in the middle of a city that if you didn't have sort of if you weren't offering the umbrella of the first amendment you probably couldn't do couldn't you couldn't generally start a fire or cook or stuff like that and so those are the permits and the regulations that are being used now against protesters or generally just i think used against. you know people to keep parks clean and stuff but. you know while the first member says you know congr

for example, here at fort totten square at the intersection off south dakota and riggs road northeast is just a mile and a half way from another proposed wal- mart location here on georgia avenue near riggs road. but a wal-mart spoke man told fox 5 the stores will serve very different neighborhoods and city leaders say it will bring much-needed jobs to those neighborhoods. yakiah shepherd worked at a maryland wal-mart in 2007 and 2008. >> they promised me a full-time position. they promised me $10 an hour and they promised benefits. >> reporter: she says she ended up being part-time, made $8.90 an hour and she says the only benefit was a discount card. fiona forester is part of a coalition pushing the city and wal-mart to respect employees and d.c.'s nearby small businesses. >> we know that we need jobs but we need jobs where people can go and work every day, have a schedule they can rely on so they can be an effective part of their community and family. we need jobs where people can afford to live in the district of columbia. >> five of the wal-mart stores are expected to open in 201

. >>> the locations are georgia and missouri avenues, riggs road and south dakota, new york avenue at bladensburg road, new jersey avenue northwest, east capital and 58th street and good hope road and alabama avenue. 9news now's bruce johnson had mixed reaction from residents. >> reporter: boarded and abandoned stores has been a constant reminder of failed economic policies and an unemployment rate that now approaches 20% in ward 7. >> the way i feel, if there ain't no jobs, family breaks up. >> d.c. government sees the site through -- seized the site through eminent domain but it wasn't until today that officials were able to announce that walmart had agreed to put a store here to anchor a lot more retail development. >> i think it is a great location. we had to make the economics work but they will work. >> the fact of the matter, here is what the district is up against. there are some 35,000 people in washington, d.c. without jobs. here's what walmart says it brings to the table. 6 hundred new construction positions, 1800 new retail jobs. >> whether i lived here or not, this is som

totten and riggs road and dakota avenue in northeast. it's expected to generate 1,500 more jobs. some community groups, however, worry about the effect on small businesses. >>> proposed cuts to government agencies and programs along with the freeze on salary seems to be taking a toll on federal workers. an annual survey by the partnership for public service shows 64% of federal workers are satisfied with their jobs, down 1.5% last year. that's the first drop in four years. pay is a major issue. only 59% are satisfied with their salaries, down 6%. and leadership is a concern with just five cabinet secretaries earning scores above 50%. the best place to work in the federal government is the fdic, where satisfaction grew this year. >>> ahead on "news 4 today," a rough night for one of the president bush's former advisers. >> we are the 99%. >> a look at who carl rove was trying to speak to and why this group tried to steal the stage. >>> nba fans are left in limbo this morning after >>> this morning we've got rain across parts of maryland, virginia, and west virginia, points south a

that means riggs you the bullet was actually right through. you know through the center for it and so but the important thing is. we need to recognize that the people that pull the guns the people who actually execute the violence in the front . often acting on the instructions of people with power people who make the policies and people. so my disappearance was murdered in. something called the night he was murdered. in a ambush with three young women from old city and the person that killed it with the liquor. he. i hold no hate for me because i see him well as much as the because he was acting on the policies of the government and well and very often those people themselves are very worried that i had friends who went off to vietnam and came back carrying the burden of having killed people. to the point where they couldn't care whether one committed suicide so we're talking with with coming into the international executive director of greenpeace international we back with more with coming in just a. few . what drives the world the fear mong

guys sign for happy hour and joining me this evening as our computers are getting churchill and mike riggs associate editor at reason i'd seen and reason dot com you thanks for joining me guys you know what if something i said even though you could even try for the right mr right if it you think he was attacking you already i haven't read that story yet mike ok so occupy wall street obviously they're not all that friendly with mayor bloomberg anymore and so they had this whole plan that they were going to go outside of mere bloomberg manhattan house and area to hold a drum circle and surround him it didn't quite work out that way they had to actually be a little bit farther off down the street but but they still got their drum circle on. the times. because we're. i just love i mean i love the drum circles or like their way it's like death by drum circle can you imagine if mayor bloomberg actually had to stand in the middle of one for like an hour and we're going to be excruciating i don't think being worse than the sound of his own voice but i'm just glad that these people are not like was

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. >> recently, riggs is paying for his stunt.e was ordered to clean beaches for 60 days, 60 days in jail and pay more than $6,000. >> if you were one of the people on this peer you saw thun thing coming so close, anything could have gone wrong at any second. >> we just saw a jet plane flying very, very low to the water. >> you guys remember jub jub. how could you forget the gigantic lovable st. bernard. now he has hit the gridiron. it's jub jub versus a little kid named nate. he is actually a pretty good tackler. he like grabs his leg. >> he grabbed him around his knees and took him down. >> he hits real hard. so of course we had to find out how jub jub learned how to play football. so we have got his owner. how did you know that jub jub had football skills? >> how did you learn that jub jub could tackle little kids? were you out for a walk? >> never something that i desired but yeah. basically playing with them but his size is an issue. >> do you think that people will be sold when they ask is he friendly? >> i think that is eno

came to light taliban fighters one hundred fifty dollars a month to stop the fighting journalist phil riggs says this shows how desperate. the point about afghanistan and you know there was a very unflattering colonial statement about the afghans that you can't buy an afghan but you can rent him in other words that you can you know gained loyalty for a short term but after the money runs out you know their loyalties we will return to where they were before and i think the afghans are very well trained as it were taking from both hands so as a strategy you know i think this is going to fail and what's going to stop taliban members simply taking their money and going back home you know i think it's a it's a desperate measure and i think it's a sign of the failure of the whole afghan episode and the fact that the taliban are probably going to return as the most powerful political force once the west is gone. without see the adventures of ukrainian feminists. well we beat the scandals like this who believe revealing their bodies will expose the signals of politicians plus. governments and compa

and mike riggs associate editor at reason magazine and reason dot com it was frightening for us i'm going to be ok so we heard a lot about torture and waterboarding and how awesome a lot of the republican candidates thought it was the last debate with the exclusionary exception of jon huntsman around paul and now senator allen west has decided to join in the chorus but here's a really good explanation for why we should waterboard. furthermore in the movie g.i. jane demi moore was water boarded and we do use that in military training in survival escape resistance and of asian training and she ended up with a much younger husband in real life so that's right it's really. totally related to all the related business but this is how we try to sell torture to the american people if they can remember that one time a g.i. jane i mean more can handle it and anybody can what's the big deal i sort of the fox like maxim writes like roan clancy you want to talk about the penn state scandal. torturing but he believes having somebody space in the sand and firing a gun right above their head like terrify

hi guys it's time for happy hour and joining me this evening producer jenny churchill and mike riggs so see other reason magazine and reason dot com thanks for joining me guys and you all right so we all know that yesterday was a we hopefully you all enjoyed our hala we had a lot of fun doing it and so for the whole the we there's this banner that has a lot of people really really upset take a look at the depiction of president obama as a song with a bullet hole in his forehead was part of the illustration in an e-mail sent to members of the loudoun county republican committee asking them to help decorate a float for the leesburg how we break. it how obama with a bullet in his head looking like a zombie it also had nancy pelosi all disfigured a throng of flesh hungry zombie obama supporters and the the people of the loudoun county g.o.p. chairman mark cells apologize he said it was just a light hearted attempt to inject some tired humor into the whole we holiday and you guys thanks i i mean i recently was i think any time that you're saying g.o.p. . semi southern state obama golet ho

in new york city - i'm mike rigg. thanks, mike.houn isn't the "top rated" player in the northeast. instead - that honor goes to kyle anderson of 2011 national champion saint anthony's of jersey city. anderson will head "across the country" in college - and play at u-c-l-a. here's a look at the rest of the top five in the "always loaded" northeast. it's time for our first break on today's show. right after this - we tell you about the top "overall" players in the class of 2012. we also feature the top girls player - who is a real "jewell" in chicago. so stick around. we're ranking the top five overall prospects in the class of 2012 in this week's toyota top five. we already covered the top two. but number three is mitch mcgary of wolfeboro, new hampshire. the "six foot ten" forward averaged 18 points and nine rebounds per game as a junior. he's undecided on a college choice. here's a look at the rest of the top five. let's continue our "high school hoops" special and head southeast. north carolina might have the best basketball root

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totten near riggs road and south dakota avenue northeast. >>> a strong stance on illegal immigration. a new law that would bar local police or corrections officers from helping federal agents detain illegal immigrants except in extreme cases of violent criminals. the council says the federal effort to arrest illegal immigrants for even minor charges is too costly and undermines the trust police are trying to build within the community. >>> it may be up to the public to decide if prince george's county ever gets slot machines. county lawmakers tabled a vote to ban slots. they say it's best if residents weigh in with a state referendum. right now maryland law only allows slot machines in five locations outside of prince george's county. kri critics say a proposal to put slots at kroes rosecroft race way would drive up crime in the area. >>> county leaders on board to pay for the latest phase of the rail project. the county board of supervisors voted to approve the deal, which was finally reached after months of negotiations between federal, state, and local representatives. the deal cou

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