two women were leaving a restaurant in the 4800 block of roland avenue. lowell melser joins us live with more. >> police tell us the two women were robbed when they were walking to their car that was part toward the rear of the building where the restaurant is behind me here. police said this area is not a common area for violent crime. however, they are reminding folks who live around here to be extra vigilant. baltimore city police warning residents and roland park after two when a rock wall trying to get into their car. >> these petty individuals are targeting unsuspecting victims. we take that very seriously. be aware of your surroundings. >> police say was just before 8:00 tuesday night when the two women left the restaurant in the 4800 block of roland avenue. as they were trying to get into their car at the rear of the building, they were approached by a male suspect to threaten to shoot them if they did not give him their purses. the suspect was able to steal one of their purses and got into a struggle with the second woman before fleeing the scene

suspended one of their political contributors his name is roland martin for making a series of off color tweets and here they are the first one is if a dude at your souple superbowl party is hyped about david back h. and m. underwear ad smack the issue out of him that is with the hash tag super bowl the next one ain't no real brother is going to buy some damn david beckham underwear also the super bowl hash tag and i think this is the one that started the most controversy who the hell was that new england patriot they just showed in a head to toe pink suit oh he made needs a visit from hash tag team whipped at ass. so there he was suspended this guy was suspended for these tweets but this is the same network that allowed one of their contributors to publicly condone peeing on the dead taliban i think we have that that clip can someone explain to me if there's supposed to be a scandal that someone pees on the corpse of a taliban fighter someone who was this is part of an organization murdered over three thousand americans. i drop trial and do it two that's me down short on time so the fir

i speak of cnn's roland martin. yes, that roland martin, now suspended by the network after the gay and lesbian alliance against defamation complained that some of his tweets were homophobic. it started during the super bowl when faced with the under wear ad and soccer star david beckham, martin tweeted this -- ain't no real bros going to h and m buying some underwear hash tag super bowl. followed by this -- if a dude at your super bowl party is hyped by the h and m underwear ad smack the ish out of him. >> oh no. >> glad then tweeted to martin that advocates of gay bashing have no place at cnn. then he issued a statement demanding the removal from cnn citing that, quote, he once referred to it as sinful behavior. he said he was cracking on soccer and not gays, but no matter. cnn issued this statement on wednesday, quote, language that demean sins consistent with the values -- that demeans is not tolerated. we have been giving careful consideration to the matter and he will not be appearing on our air for the time b

to someone getting suspended but the second case it seems it is possible that makes us well i mean roland martin is in a pretty small brotherhood of african-american journalists here in the united states i mean i know him a lot of people my friends know people line up on weird sides of this but the bottom line is this and this is this is just my theory roland martin was not hired by c.n.n. to make provide that of crazy comments dana loesch was people like erick erickson are i mean i know that sounds strange but hear me out they were hired to basically provide that kind of talk radio lunatic point of view especially with the marines peeing on the taliban and i spoken about this on r t before that kind of sensationalism and that kind of of news product dominates the airwaves united states and c.n.n. was just taking advantage of it when erik erikson talks about how it's great to see another hippie taste that wasn't what roland was doing he was at a super bowl party stupidly tweeting some fairly pigheaded comments because those comments go towards you know traditional cultural abuse even deat

if roland mashtin were to do this on the air, i bet he would be fired. >> wait. let me just make one point about tweeting. you have to do it. you have to be pithy, informative, smart, and funny all in a very short amount of time. everybody wants followers. you must have, what, 87,000 or something followers. twitter followers. the point -- the way that you get those followers is by tweeting all the time. not only that, but you are under this pressure to tweet and tweet and tweet. >> right. that's the danger, and you just have to be careful, and you have to be mindful, and you also need to know that there are consequences. those tweets, as clever as you're going to be, at some level you're going to be held accountable in the public statements. >> it's not just twitter. pat buchanan has not been on msnbc for months. he wrote a book about race and immigration that said some things that shouldn't be part of the national conversation. one thing we've agree odd here is if you have a role on air and it is a privilege to be on the air, anything you say in any other forum

. >> here is what people are talking about, a rare street robbery in roland park.olice are stepping up patrols after two women were held up by a man who said he had a gun. we are live outside the historic shopping center. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this community doesn't normally see a lot of crime but neighbors are now shaken as a potentially dangerous criminal is still on the loose. >>> an unfamiliar sight outside of one of baltimore's most popular upscale restaurants, an officer stationed right in front. police say two women were robbed at gunpoint as they were leaving the restaurant and wjz has learned one of the victims is community activist ?ee-year- old sally michaels. she and a friend were getting into their car outside petit louis tuesday night when a man who claimed to have a gun approached. >> i believe he said if you don't want to get shot give me your purse. >> he leaned into the car and grabbed one of their purses. one of them refused to turn over her handbag. a move police say could have been dangerous. >> the suspect appeared to get sp

>> reporter: well, mary, a crime like this is very unusual for roland park. and police want to make sure they do everything possible to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: near the end of the dinner rush tuesday, at petite louis, an upscale bistro in the heart of roland park. two women in the parking lot claim they were robbed by a man claiming to have a gun. >> i believe he said, if you don't want to get shot, give me your purse. >> reporter: the man got away with one, but the woman refused to hand hers over. >> and the suspect appeared to run off. >> we do not urge people to confront suspects. just do what they ask. >> reporter: some got a text message, alerting them to the crimes. >> reporter: wjz also counted at least half a dozen police cars, patrolling the area. driving by petite louis, driving by wednesday. >> are you pleased with the way police are responding to this? or do you think more needs to be done? >> i feel very safe in this neighborhood. but from what i read in the paper and hear in the news, i don't feel confident about the city

. >> roland martin is back, as well. all right, take it down. here we go. let's get to our starting point this morning which is mitt romney. yesterday should have been the victory lap, the victory lap. >> but then you had to come in. >> i did nothing but ask a question and a follow up. here's what he said in my interview yesterday morning. >> i'm in this race because i care about americans. i'm not concerned about the very poor. we have a safety net there. if it needs a repair, i'll fix it. i'm not concerned about the very rich. they're doing just fine. i'm concerned about the heart of america, the 95% of americans who are struggling and i'll continue to take that message across the nation. >> i know i said last question, but i'm not concerned about the very poor because they have a safety net and i think there are lots of poor americans who are struggling who would say, that sounds odd. can you explain that? >> well, you had to finish the sentence, soledad. i said, i'm nate concerned about the very poor that have a safety net, but if it has holes in it, i

andrea fujii is live in roland park. >> reporter: don, roland park isn't a neighborhood used to violent crime but on tuesday night police say two women were robbed at gun point as they were leaving a restaurant. wjz has learned one of victims is community activist 73-year- old sally michael. they were getting into their car when a man who claimed to have a gun approached, leaned into the car and grabbed one of their purses, neither of the women were hurt. police have stepped up patrols and are reviewing tapes and cameras in the area. back to you. >> city police are also looking for who shot a man in east baltimore overnight. sky chopper 13 was over the scene. the 22-year-old says he was sitting in front of a house when someone opened fire on him, he is listed in serious condition. >>> a cat killer is headed to jail, yesterday a judge sentenced ethan wideman to 90 days in jail for animal mutilation. they announced their new headquarters, should the merger be approved. a decision is expected later this ,,,,,, >>> the next president of the united states. mitt romney, his wife ann romney. >

say was just before 8:00 tuesday night when the two women left a restaurant in the 4800 block of roland avenue. they were trying to get into their car which was parked for the rear of the building and were approached by a male suspect who threatened to shoot them if they did not give him their purses. the suspect was able to steal one of their purses and got into a struggle with the second woman before fleeing the scene. >> we have seen six police cars on rolling avenue just in our our's wall. -- in our hour's walk. >> it happens, things like this happen once or twice a year. you just have to be careful. the most important thing is that they were not hurt in the process. >> some also expressed disappointment. >> there is just a lot of crime everywhere. you have it here and the county, said it is going on everywhere. it is a shame. >> representatives from the corporate offices did not return our phone calls, but police tell us they were in contact with them to let them know exactly what happened. as far as a description of the suspect, it is vague at this point. they are asking anyone wi

>> i think that's a great question, roland.ve newt gingrich is because he has a vision for restoring america's greatness. i served for 12 years, and it was great because i was hearing you guys talk about higher education. i was on the board of regents at the university of colorado for 12 years. and one of our main focuses in boulder was on nasa space exploration. because we get it. we understand the role that higher education plays in making america great. when you talk about innovation that takes place, that innovation takes place and that research and development on college campuses all around this country. you set a vision about exploring space, that is a public private partnership and critical to that public partnership are america's colleges and universities. you want to talk about an infusion of physicists, of engineers, of the technology that will be developed, you are by the very essence of that defining jobs in the economy as part of that public private partnership between the private sector and government. but it take

we go to roland burke. >> getting ready to face the radiation and fukushima. protection against the contamination, masks. we are being taken to the power station. the first group of foreign journalists allowed in. through the exclusion zone, 12 miles of overgrown fields and abandoned homes into the heart of this nuclear disaster, the source of fear for the japanese people who, for almost one year now, this is where this is being coordinated, the control room in the power station. minute by minute, they monitor the reactors, now stabilized. >> what we have in mind is to prevent the leak of radioactive gases. they have leaked to the paris stations before. >> in march last year, up this power station was rocked by explosions. the tsunami had triggered a meltdown in three reactors. they feared they would have to evacuate tokyo. when you were standing here, you can appreciate the force of what destroyed the reactor buildings. these reactors are now in a state of coolness below boiling point. the next challenge is made more difficult by the fact that it is highly ra

. >>> there's going to be more police patrolling the streets in roland park after a mugging in the area. two women dining were mugged in the parking lot in response to the robbery, police have assured community leaders that they will blanket roland park with uniformed as well as plain clothess officers. shopping center has add more lights in the parking lot in the meantime. charley. >>> new information about the proposed move of a grade level of student out of a brand new school building and parents are very upset today. so for more, let's go live to abc2 news education reporter sherrie johnson with what the county schools are doing. >> reporter: well, charley i. tell you what, the county schools are planning another public meeting for next week to talk to parents a little bit more about this proposed plan. because the parents are so upset about this. right now, i am actually in front of west towson elementary school. it's about 30 feet from ridge ruxton. this fall baltimore county school officials have proposed to move the 4th grade class from west towson elementary into the ridge ruxt

tonight, roland park is on edge. adam may has the latest on the crime and what police are doing about it. adam? >> reporter: well, vic, i can tell you, a lot of people have been asking me about this crime tonight. concerns are very high. but right now, there is a police car, parked right outside of petite louis, keeping an eye on the scene of the crime. the parking lot of petite louis. >> reporter: an upscale 47 bistro, in the heart of roland park. two women in the parking lot tell police they were robbed by a man claiming to have a gun. >> i believe he said, if you don't want to get shot, give me your purse. >> reporter: the man got away with one purse. but the second woman refused to hand hers over. >> and the suspect got spooked and ran off. >> we do in the urge people to confront suspects. just do what they ask. >> reporter: someone here got a text message, alerting them to the crimes. >> reporter: wjz also counted at least half a dozen police cars, patrolling the area. driving by petite louis, driving by wednesd

it's will cain and roland martin time.e have two topics they are going to love, mitt romney on the poor and donald trump on the presidential race. >> bring it. >> excuse me, roland? >> bring it. >> all right, will. yeah, exactly. will shakes his head. >> there you go. >> all right, guys. let's go ahead and start with romney's comment yesterday on cnn that he's, quote, not concerned about the very poor. everyone's been talking about that this morning, including you two. there's probably already a bumper sticker out there somewhere. soledad o'brien did challenge romney when he said that. of course, john stewart weighed in a little later. take a listen. >> you just said i'm not concerned about the very poor because they have a safety net, and i think there are lots of very poor americans who are struggling who would say that sounds odd. can you explain that? >> tv news person just heard what candidate said and then stopped him and made him explain himself. like a flower blooming in the desert. quick. someone dig that up and g

did what happened to roland martin make you think about what you post? >> yeah. you know, i should make clear, one, that i'm not proud of the fact that i have tweeted that much and i'm ashamed that you have mentioned that. two, that many, many of those are retweets. so all i'm doing is seeing something and pushing the button, so it's not like i have actually written 17,000 tweets, although please don't do the math on how many i've actually done. three, what happened to roland, yes, he's a cautionary tale, as are many, many others. it seems like a friction-free, easy little push of the button, we often do it on our little phones, right? it doesn't even seem like much of a big deal. but if you have a significant following or even a following of certain folks, you can end up in a big bad jam in a hurry. >> well, do you like having that direct and unfiltered connection to people who follow you? is that part of the appeal or the seduction of twitter? >> yes. i mean, i do a combination of sort of i guess what jeff jarvis has called mind casting, which is i might see so

roland?kyra, first of all, barack obama got 69 million votes in 2008. senator mccain got 59 million. so i doubt very seriously his re-election efforts will hinge on what will has to say or what i have to say. the reality is, the question is going to come down to, that is how do those voters out there feel as relates to do they feel as if the economy is getting better. when you look at the polling data, has numbers have gone up in terms of people who believe that the economy is indeed turning around. i agree with will that it makes no sense whatsoever when we get so excited when a new unemployment number comes out, when it goes up or down, or when the stock market all of a sudden reaches a four-year high, and people go, all of a sudden, that could be very well it. that's not the case. it boils down to how do i feel? >> right. >> do i feel as if -- am i spending more money, are the people around me? that's really going to determine what happens. >> and a lot of things influence. the inflation.

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follow me. >> bill: we will find out why you are not tweeting are roland martin i hope. thank you.at american news quiz the singing edition. show you some of the best american song people ever coming right back. >> back ever the book segment tonight. the great american news quiz. the singing edition. representing elaine carr. fox news martha maccallum playing for bob. win nifty prizes go to bill o'reilly.com and sign up. >> got it out of your system. >> just getting ready. >> bill: all right. now, these are the best singers, i think, that are ever graced our shores. elvis presley. >> oh, yeah. >> 18 songs. number one on the charts during his career. which was his first number one hit? a heart break hotel. blue swad shoes. c hound dog. d teddy bear. first hit? cards up, please. let's roll that tape ♪ since my baby left me ♪ i found a new place to dwell ♪ down tell end of lonely street ♪ at heart break hotel ♪ i'll be so lonely ♪ i'll be so lonely i could die. >> bill: there he is. they were both wrong. heart break hotel. a is the answer. you picked hound dog, right? >> i did. >> bil

my name is roland long. i am a member of the citizens' advisory committee. the muni accessible services and also the mayor's this bill to counsel. i am here today to talk about the fair -- faregates. we have only one accessible fare gate in the system. nearest to the station agent boot. and oftentimes, people in wheel chairs, people with disabilities have to wait, especially when it is grounded, and we have to get out of the gate. i am in that dialogue with the council. we had a big discussion as far as trying to figure out how we can maybe add a sixth of all -- at accessible -- add accessible faregates. this may be for the project. maybe there will be a chance that we could maybe look into having two accessible faregates to allow people to go in and out, and also, another factor -- [bell] the station agent may not be available. making us having to figure at how to get in and out of the faregate, so i am hoping to get some support from the board here and maybe look into this, at least the central subway. chairman nolan: thank you? anyone else wish to address

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as they were leaving the scene, their pickup truck collided with another car, injecting david roland. he later died. >> when troopers arrived, there were no suspects there. they are continuing their investigation, looking for suspects. we are not sure if they are all male. we believe several of them are. there may be a female involved. >> police are reviewing surveillance tape in hopes of finding more clues. ♪ in tonight's education alerts, a top official spent the day in baltimore pitching a student loan forgiven program. she joined a panel discussion at the university of maryland today urging students to consider the program, which promises to forgive loans if they agree to work in public-service after graduation. credulous left school with an average of $25,000 in loans. >> we have too many students leaving college with a debt they cannot afford to pay back, much less the burden you can afford to pay back but the difficulty of watching that paycheck every month to make sure ends meet. >> for more on the program, you can visit our website. click on education alert. students at a sch

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will the gop race, roland martin, go all the way to the convention? >> yes. recall signature here just three days ago. all i heard from the folks in the room was, mitt romney is in the driver's seat. everybody else is fallen back. oh, my goodness, the race is almost over. and i said things can change very quickly. so what's happening? here we talk about santorum possibly winning tonight, how that could change his campaign. we do not know what's going to happen. the voters have the final say so. this thing is going to keep going. there'll be more surprises and we'll be sitting here saying man how did that happen. will the race go all the way to the convention, donna? >> first of all i would love it to go all the way to the convention, wolf. there's nothing better that i enjoy doing than hanging out with ari and eric, of course. but on the other hand i do believe as a strategist that mitt romney, while he may lose a couple contests between now, super tuesday as well as between super tuesday and when new york and pennsylvania, there's no question that he'll prob

. >> this is disturbing, i actually live maybe six blocks down that way on roland and i don't usually think twice about walking up here. >> it is disturbing news to hear. i haven't heard too much about it around here. >> reporter: as of right now police do not have a detailed description of the suspect but they do say they will keep up these extra patrols for now. jessica, back to you. >> according to our media part there the sun the other woman robed that night is a 64-year- old former city school principal. >>> meantime city police are investigating a number of shootings this noon, including one that led to the death of a man in east baltimore. sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene on north monford avenue, a 22-year-old says he was sitting in front of the house when someone opened fire, three more shootings overnight are also under investigation. >> a convicted cat killer will spend the next three months behind bars, a judge sentencing ethan wideman to 90 days in jail. he was earlier found guilty of shooting one cat with a pellet gun and beating another. he is also suspected of kill