state police say 20 officers from transit transportation authority and state capitol police will be brought in to help. governor o'malley pledged all applications will be approved before the changes of the state law take effect on october 1st. critics say that by using organizations other than state police to do the checks that could have dense information could be compromise-- confidential information could be compromised. newth new law re-- the new law has background checks including fingerprinting. >>> united nations report due to be released today is expected to confirm-- is expected to confirm chemical weapons have been used in syria's civil war but may not fink here is responsible. the obama administration estimates more -- finger who is responsible for it. the obama administration estimates more than 1400 people were killed. we will keep you posted on what happens. >>> efforts to raise the coasta concordia cruise ship are underway. this is a live picture right now. the start of the operation was delayed several hours this morning because of fierct as yo live picture in italy it's loo

and state capitol police will be brought in to help. governor o'malley has pledged all applications will be approved before changes in the state law take effect on october 1st. critics say by using organizations other than state police to did the checks the confidential information could be compromised something state police dismiss. on october 1st the firearm safety act takes effect. the law would prerequire different -- would require different standards for verification including fingerprinting on all future firearms owners. reporting live, roosevelt leftwich abc2 news. >> other, my gosh. go. go. go. get down. >> huge story in new york city. a shooting in times square caught on camera. new york city police opened fire hiting two women who weren't the target. this happened saturday night one woman took a bullet in the knee and the other was grazed witnesses say police were aiming for a man who looked confused. >> the guy was like wandering in the street like he was lost on-- and he was a pretty big guy. one office wears trying to get hi

state police from 20 officers transit and national resource and state capital police will be brought in to help. governor o'malley pledged allapplication will be approved before changes in the state law take effect on october 1st. critics say by using organizations other than the state police to do the checks the confidential information could be compromised something the state police flat out dismiss as the october 1st deadline for the fire and safety act is when it will take effect. the new law will improve requirements for background checks which include fingerprinting. reporting live in columbia, roosevelt leftwich abc2 news. >>> anne arundel county police are investigating the murder of a 25-year-old man shot and killed in glen burnie. his name is matthew pinkerton and police say he shot kendall green. green was found dead on his front porch. of his home sunday morning and the two men knew each other but the motive is unclear. anyone with details is asked to contact the police as soon as possible. >>> a growing movement is in howard county to get the schools to start after 8 in t

earlier this month, the state police recruited employees from five state agencies to input information on gun applications into a police database. the move is designed to help alleviate a tremendous backlog of the 5732 applications. gun buyers wanted to get ahead of the october 1 start of implementing tighter gun control legislation signed by the governor. the complaint seeks a court order to stop police from using nonpolice personnel. it cites several privacy concerns, including social security numbers and mental health information being shared with data processors and placed on a nonsecure website. the complaint alleges the website fails to use any encryption and that all the users are provided with the same name and password to get access. the complaint contends that using nonpolice employees violates state law. this section states that polic rim -- may request assistance only from the baltimore city police commissioner. share in any county that does not maintain a police force. the state attorney general's office issued an opinion, stating using employees from other agencies is ok.

a backlog...that forced...police to farm out those applications...to civilians...in other state agencies. police ...say that practice...has since been discontined. but gun rights advocates...still worry...about data already transferred from agency...to agency...on un- encrypted computers. (smigiel) "so you've got criminal history, mental health history, you've got information about their social security numbers and all of this information is being let out to anybody who has access to that code or those computers." an anne arundel county judge...has denied a motion by gun groups to issue a temporary restraining order. if granted...it would have halted the current procedures for reviewing gun applications. but gun advocates...are still upset with that three month backlog...for processing applications. (smigiel) "this whole backlog is directly attributable to the state police because they choose to use 17 different databases to do this background. you go to pennsylvania, seven seconds to do a background check." (rydell) "in a statement, the state police says this complaint has no merit and

the approved programs will be available at the state police website.ent has also developed a registry that includes information on approved instructors. anyone who plans to apply for a concealed carry licence must complete approve firearms training. concealed carry licence applications will be available in early january >> chicago's biggest food festival is back in the black. for the first time in six years taste of chicago turned a profit this past summer. it made more than $272,000. that is one year after the food festival lost $1.3 million. officials estimated that the taste fed the city's economy some $106 million. the mayor's office also estimates it drew more than $2 million in tax receipts >> parishioners of holy name cathedral are seeing their final goodbyes to a long time vicar of the chicago archdiocese. visitation was held today for retired auxiliary bishop. was a priest for 70 years and a bishop for the past 30. cardinal francis george called him a great citizen of chicago. a funeral mass will be held tomorrow morning at 1030 >> your live i

maryland state police tell me they are currently backlogged more than 52 thousand applications. paul gessler, fox45 news at 5:30 meanwhile, state police have said they would have the current backlog of gun applications cleared up by the time the new law takes effect. but at last check.... maryland had received more than 106- thousand gun license applications... and just over half had been processed. that leaves a backlog of more than 52- thousand. beyond... the... new gun law.../ several... new laws... take effect tomorrow.../. police... will... now... be able... to pull you over... if... you're... using... a... hand- held cell phone... while driving.../. aslo... . adults... in the back seat... will now be required... to wear a seat belt... at all times.../ otherwise the driver ... gets... a ticket.../. and... medical marijuana... is now legal in maryland../ . although... there still... isn't a system in place... yet... to... distribute it.../. for... a... complete... list... of...the new laws... / visit... fox baltimore dot com. how are the roads looking tonight? brandi proctor

and, still to come this midday illinois state police are conducting special patrols today.ting people who text and drive. we'll tell you where the crackdown is happening. and later in lunchbreak: in honor of football season, elaborate tailgate spreads. the folks from morton's are here with their recipe for whole beef tenderloin! >> it is looking to be the first partial shutdown of the government and 17 years. wall street is worried about the danger to the economy that that would cause. such an outcome would take money out of the economy. taking a look at how things are impacting. what we are seeing, the market is pretty jittery. the amount of time that consumers are spending waiting in line is getting longer and the shorter period mainly due to the growing complexity of new products that major fast-food chains are selling the industry giant mcdonald's posted the slowest ever try aftertime and 15 year histordrive their time. that time is actually nine seconds longer than the industry. it includes items that you might have picked up at target. in fact this is coming from gard

state police are hoping this new law will save lives. police can pull you over if they see you talking on your cell phone or texting. they will enforce laws concerning seatbelts. everyone in your car must be wearing a seatbelt. laws on the book starting tuesday, october 1, and they will both effect your commute. the state's cell phone ban which lawmakers hope will cut down on the more than 30,000 injuries a year because of distracted driving. >> when people are on a cell phone talking or texting, it does create a very dangerous situation. >> state police will be out in full force as it is a primary offense to be talking or texting on a cell phone while it your vehicle is in motion. >> as a primary offense once we see using the cell phone that is grounds for us to stop you and that is what will happen. >> drivers will face some hefty fines for violations not including court costs treated first offenses will cost $75. second, $125, and third or more, $175 a pop. >> this upsets me because they're not paying no attention. a couple of months

state police have not released the victim's name. investigators are looking for that red pickup with damage to the bumper and headlight. if you see a truck with that description, you're asked to call police. >>> a baby girl was -- is dead. the child was found unresponsive early this morning at a home on east broad way. the 5-month-old was pronounced dead at the hospital and died from asphyxiation. no charges va been filed yet. >>> the search is on for two men who robbed a sprint store and then punched and employee in the face. several customers noticed one of the robbers concealing several cell phones. the employee confronted the man and demanded the phones back. that's when the robber punched him and ran outside to a car that was waiting outside. >> one guy grabbed on to the gear selector in an attempt to keep that car from leaving. at a certain point the suspect backed that vehicle up causing minor injuries and knocking him to the ground. >> anne arundel county police are looking for the vehicle. >>> all right. it is the first full

and state police still have the incident under question. they don't have an answer how this happened. especially how trooper damon was twice named trooper of the year in 2010 and 2012 and he got the save driving award in 2010. it doesn't make sense this accident could happen. >> were his lights flashing? was he speeding somewhere? was he on his way to case? >> his lights were not on. he's on his way to work. he was not in a hurry to get to an accident. his lights were not on. the on thing that i could see is that possibly the motorcyclists were going too slow for the highway, maybe trooper damon came too fast and came upon this motorcycle and didn't see them. >> is the couple okay? >> cory waldman was driving the motorcycle, his wife, amy, was on the back. they were both wearing helmets. they were both transported to the hospital and have both been released from the hospital. that's all good news. still the question remains as to how this accident happened. >> a 40-ache are fire in sonoma, california caused quite a bit of damage and it want

are making anywhere from $80,000, $82,000, -- 80%, 82% of the average between prince georges, state police, and baltimore county. >> city police commissioner anthony that's pushed a pay raise to stem the flow of those who jump to other departments to make more money. a mayor doesn't argue. >> we have to have competitive salaries. it is, how do we get there in a fiscally responsible way? >> how big of a raise? >> just to break even, you would need at least an 18% pay raise. does the mayor have that? no. >> about to head to the bargaining table, the union wants to talk about its own reform plan to make the department smaller and more nimble with better police pay. it would require big changes to the way city police are deployed. hasf your population shifted in the last 20-30 years, but the officers are based on population numbers from 30-40 years ago, we've got to make a change. >> damir is cautious but agrees it may be time to consider shrinking the size of the police department. >> we certainly know that crime trends have changed. populations have shifted. we have to be responsive to that.

anyone with information is urged to contact baltimore county police. >>> maryland state police are asking for the public's help in finding the hit and run driver who killed a pedestrian in west ocean city. troopers say 58-year-old gerald sherof died after crossing 50 at west elm street. they say the vehicle is a full-sized red ford pick up with likely front end damage. >>> it's official, maryland's attorney general is now running the for governor. >> i'd like to introduce to all of you my father and the next governor of the state of maryland, doug gansler. >> gansler kicked off his campaign for the democratic nomination yesterday. he's a former montgomery county state's attorney and serving his second term as attorney general. he said his focus will be on jobs and business. >>> the orioles are eliminated from the post season hunt after a loss to the blue jays. there was good news for the o's. no surgery is needed for manny machado after that frightening knee injury. with rest and rehab doctors believe the o's all star 3rd baseman should be ready for spring training. the orioles lose 3-2 a

and wild areas.91 state in well lata thibe aware of your surrounding. >> police questioning two peopl police questioning two people to night after the bodies of two women were found. firefighters responded to a burning car on saturday night. when the plans were put out they found a 70 year-old mother and her 50 year- old daughter in the car pulled strangleboth of them were stran. >> gayle sayers is dropping his lawsuit against the nfl. the suit filed last week accused the nfl of failing to protect him from concussions. gayle sayers says he did not consent to the lawsuit that and other former bear player shaun gayle ask him to me with an attorney about it. >> today was the chicago police academy graduation today. the mayor telling the new officers the city has welcomed over 800 new officers to the ranks of thisthis year. why congress is having such a difficult time trying to reach a deal to avoid a government shutdown. the woman at the center of the irs scandal that target conservative groups is about to move on. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insur

state police are reviewing records from pawn shops and scrap yards.ot letting a four alarm fire keep it down. you'll recall this time last week we were live at the scene as a firefighters worked to put out the last bits of a fire at the three brothers store on frederick avenue. at the time the business was written off as a total loss. but try telling that to the owners. the family business is back... not quite as big, but it's operating for the community that's stood by them in this difficult time. iq: i've had so many people oq: and we've been supported three brothers has been a part of that southwest community since 19-59. a florida family's dog is recovering this morning after nearly giving up his life to save them. nine-month-old "onyx" was in his crate on the back porch when a fire broke out. family members say they heard him yelp early in the morning. they rushed outside to see their pit bull on fire. because of the noise onyx made, the family of four made it out of the burning home safely. police say someone intentionally started the fire. onyx

. >>> if you're waiting for a background check for your gun purchase, the state police will waive the handgun licensing fees for you. the new gun control laws take effect tuesday, october 1. and state police say due to a large backlog of background applications, they will not charge the licensing fees to those who have already applied. they have also increased the number of dead entry workers to deal with the backlog. >>> a young man is dead after a shooting in a small town in rtheast cecil county. and this morning police are still looking for those responsible. and a number of people broke into 19-year-old ken ry curry's apartment. there was a struggle. and curry was shot. more than 200 people gathered last night for a vigil and they don't understand why the robbers would target curry's home. >> he had a tv. a ps3. that's about it. if someone is going to kill him over that, that is not right. >> the sheriff's office says shortly after they found occur are ry at his apartment, they learned of another person being treated for a gunshot wound in elkton, that person also was inside curry

any modifications are sent to state police for a final review.the law and save lives. >> in the end, they voted to adopt the regulations. who opposedelegates the law as written, he says we can win the argument that in a democratic-controlled statehouse, we lose the vote. >> now, your 11 insta weather plus forecast with meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> one of the cooler days we have had in a while where temperatures are struggling to get into the mid-to upper 60s. temperatures only around 50 degrees.rade -- 50 it's a cool september afternoon. 66 on the boardwalk at ocean city. a little cloud cover earlier today. areas have frost and freeze yorkories but upstate new have not had a freeze or frost just yet. clear and chilly with a sunset at two minutes after seven. 50 in40s to around downtown baltimore. currently 67 degrees. there is the area of high pressure sliding our direction. you can see it has carved out a large chunk of the nation with clear skies and no precipitation insight. showers across parts of florida where temperatures are in the 80s

it is pretty good for bart, caltran, an ace train. >> police at san jose state university are investigatingomicide on campus. they say a man was found dead yesterday morning. in a parked car near the tennis courts on humboldt street between 11th and 12th streets. police are looking into whether the homicide happened in the parking lot or elsewhere in the city. this is san jose's 37th homicide of the year. it is only the 4th ever investigated by university police. >> the san francisco sheriff's department is asking for your help to help identify a man was are unconscious in union square. this man was gone with head injuries early saturday morning. he had a wallet for identification when he was gone. he is described as a white male between 34 years old. or around 5 ft. 10 in. tall and weighs 165 ponds. he has brown hair and brown eyes. he was wearing levi's jeans, black leather shoes, and no shirt when he arrived at the trauma center. >> we are waiting to learn more this morning about reason why the president and ceo of the end a acp is stepping down. then naacp is stepping down. ben jealous

. >> up next on book tv radley balko talks about the militarization of the police and the united states, including the expanded use of s.w.a.t. teams to deal with low-level crimes. he argues that today police officers have become conditioned to seeing american citizens as the enemy. this is about an hour and ten minutes. >> thank you so much for coming pretty we will go ahead and get started. i'm the director of government affairs for the cato institute commented it will be talking about the new book by radley balko, "rise of the warrior cop: the militarization of america's police forces." in the book, it goes through the current state of where police forces are, which is a little bit different than i think they used to be and what a lot of people realize they are. i will introduce our speakers in a moment, but one quick thing about what we will do today. we will have radley balko speak first. then we have marked lomax will talk with the issue. and then plenty of time for q&a. i also want to know that on the cato-affiliated website we have on maps that goes through a lot of the incident

toughened gun laws. 20 officeers from transit transportation authority and natural resource and state capitol police will be brought in to help state patrol. governor o'malley pledged all am cages will be approved before changes-- applications will be approved before the changes in the law. but critics say using organizes for the checks is that confidential information could be released. the new law changes requirements for background checks including fingerprints. live from columbia, roosevelt leftwich. >>> a suspect is behind bars in connection with a murder in anne arundel county. this is 34-year-old matthew pinkerton and police say he shot and killed 25-year-old kendall green. green was found dead on the front porch of pinkerton's home on sunday morning. they knew each other but a motive is unclear right now. as we learn information, we will keep you posted. >>> family members of an enmate murdered inside a -- inmate murdered-side a prison in western -- inside a prison in western maryland say he shouldn't have been in the same cell as a person serving a life sentence. an autopsy revealed he died

they've not optimized the use of state police nor the federal police to come in and help take the cartelsed surveillance and take the gangs down. the city will have to ask for that help and accept that help. and that is a challenge they've got to do. i don't think it's time now to call the national guard in, until they've exhausted the state police and the federal assistance that's available. >> general russel honore, thank you for your insight this morning. we appreciate it. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," violent history of the naval yard shooter and why the navy had absolutely no clue about it. barbara starr, after a break. [ taps baton ] [ dings ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every thought... every movement... ♪ ...carefully planned, coordinated and synchronized. ♪ performing together with a single, united purpose. ♪ that's what makes the world's leading airline... flyer friendly. ♪ trust your instincts to make the call.. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. a

san jose state university police are investigating the city's third homicide of the weekend. a man was found dead in a parked car near the campus tennis courts on humble street yesterday morning. police have not released any information about the victim or cause of death. they say it's unclear if the man died where he was or somewhere else in the city. on saturday night a woman was stabbed to death at a home on dakota drive. on friday a 46-year-old man was shot. >>> we are learning more about a deadly shooting in west berkeley. they found a man that had been shot just before 6:00 last night. that man was rushed to the hospital but did not survive. the berkeley blog reports the man was visiting friends before the shooting and as a graduate of berkeley high at least one person has been -- this will be the first time that the two sides will meet. both sides still disagree on pay and benefits. the cooling off period ends october 10th. if no deal is reached before then bart workers could go on strike again. >>> big crowds on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. >>> tragedy at t

. >> >> right now, state police investigating the cause of a massive 10 car pileup on the busy interstate connecting maryland. derrick is live along 182. he has the unbelievable pictures of that crash. >> kai, only seven people had relatively minor injuries. chances are when you look at this video, you will agree it's a miracle no one died. >> >> sky eye over the mangled mess, cars on top of trucks, on top of cars on top of trucks. it happened on 183 north of the maryland state line. >> one of the reasons traffic started to slow down. tractor-trailer was unable to stop, running into another vehicle, causing a 10 car fileup. >> reporter: four tractor- trailers, one tow truck -- the driver of the tow truck -- sunshine >> all of a truck -- sunshine >> i was pushed forward, the truck flipped over and it stopped. i was shocked and amazed no one got killed. >> the pileup created numbers of delays for thousands that use this highway to commute between maryland and southern pennsylvania. >> >> it took nearly seven hours to clear all of the debris from the highway. police investigators looking int

police coming in moments ago. this is what they had to say. the united states capitol police continues to monitor the confirmed active shooter incident that they say is confined to the navy yard. it says that there is no known threat to the capitol complex by way of positioning, the navy yard understand far from the building -- that iconic building you know as the u.s. capitol. they say that out of an abundance of caution, the united states capitol, police will continue to conduct enhanced security operations on the capitol complex as a proactive measure related to the navy yard incident and enhanced efforts maybe be consider and reserved on the capitol grounds, in other words, protecting the men and women in congress. this is a statement that we got in moments ago from the white house. as mike viqueira mentioned, they're watching the events taking place in southeast washington, d.c. very closely. this from the white house. the president has been briefed several times about the unfolding situation at the washington navy yard by an assistant to the president for

police are working close ly ly with the state's attorneys office, which will ultimately make a decisionn what if anything police did wrong in this instance. >>> the fbi is now in nairobi, kenya to help with the investigation into the mall massacre there. agents are helping collect fingerprints, dna and ballistic evidence to try and identify the victims and attackers. a terrorist group with tie to al-qaeda is taking responsible for that attack which killed more than 60 people. the group also threatens more attacks until kenya with draws its troops from within somali's border. >>> obamacare is just days away. the president is in maryland to explain how it will work. wjz is live in prince george's county. pat warren with more on the president's speech moments ago. pat. >> reporter: that's right . president obama is pitching obamacare to the people of prince george's county. he scored one here today. >> five days from now on october 1st millions of americans who don't have health insurance because they've been priced out of the market or because they've denied access because of a preexistin

applications to buy handguns are coming in at 1,000 per day according to maryland state police. sthat's because you can get grandfathered in under the old law. the qualifications include background checks and fingerprinting and a list of other things. >>> 4:35 now. it looks like a chinese firm will be taking over the world's largest port producer. smithfield foods based right here in virginia is fetching a nearly $5 billion price tag. shareholders approved a plan this week and final approval is expected to come thursday. if the deal goes through, it would be the largest takeover of a u.s. company by a chinese firm. >>> good news for the district of columbia. residents are winning the battle against h.i.v. according to a new report published, the number of reported h.i.v. cases dropped 46% between 2007 and 2011. the number of people who have died of h.i.v. and aids is also down 41% over the same time period. >>> standing in line at the dmv is hectic. about 800 people have to rescheduled their driving test in d.c. because of a lack of staffing at the dmv in the district. most of t

state police... are reveiwing ...pawn shop and scrap yard transactions. how are the roads looking tonight? brandi proctor has our traffic edge report. map greenspring batnatl pike 395 maps i just feel horrible for his mom, his brothers just his whole family." a dodgers fan... murdered over a baseball rivalry. what his friends think happened... the night he was stabbed to death. --adblib weather tz-- a united airlines police chief... announces a zero-tolerance policy... for fan violence.../ after a baseball ...rivalry... leads to murder..../ this... is... 24 year old jonathan denver... at the giants-dodgers game wednesday ...with his father and brother.../. later that night,... he was stabbed to death....../. denver's friend... says... he was probably... trying to protect his friends and family... when a fight broke out... at a bar... near the stadium. "matt gomes: i was just with his family and we're all kind of doing, i just feel horrible for his mom, his brothers just his whole family." chief greg suhr :the fact that anybody got into any sort of beef ov

saylor died of asphyxiation in police custody. no statequires that sort of broad training. >>> family and friends will say their final good byes to a local man killed in the navy yard shooting. a viewing is happening today in glen burnie for richard mike ridgell. he was a former state police officer who worked security at the navy yard. he leaves behind a wife and three daughters. 12 people died in the shooting as well as the gunman. >>> baltimore book festival is kicking off today. it happens at noon. the event is in mount vernon and features hundreds of appearances by local and national aauthors author -- authors. there's live music, a video variety of food. >>> just in time for halloween the edgar alan poe house will reopen. it's going to be open for free for visitors in october but for closing again. a city-wide celebration i want colluding free admission to museums. it will open permanently next spring. >>> dozen of of mummies have made their way to the maryland science center. it's the largest collection of mummies and artifacts. the

a law requires fingerprints to state police to get a license to buy a handgun. guns to a different band. a film is bringing back bad memories for decent residence, "blue caprice." it is based on the d.c. sniper attacks. roz plater talked with people as they left the theater. what was the response? >> it is emotional for them. thatitle refers to the car the snipers used in the killing spree. even though it was powerful, it was hard to watch. >> there is a shooting spree in maryland. >> the film version of the real- life terror. 11 years later, it is still painful. >> it is hard to watch. i found it extremely hard to watch. knowing that it happened made it harder to watch. >> it open in the d c area and the reaction so far -- >> people need a moment to gather themselves. >> the d.c. sniper is killed 10. their killings are only a small part of the film. >> it was interesting. it is a quiet film. -- he drama centers on long bad for him. he had no life. i didn't know about the grief he went through. >> does the movie bring closure? >> e said he had a plan to bring do

state police... say... it's... their policy...o chase a fleeing drunk driving suspect.../ when traffic conditions... are safe enough to do so. some... good samaritans jump into action... when a man falls off a subway platform in boston..../ you can see him... fall hard... on... the tracks... lying... motionless..../ within... 20 seconds... these subway heroes... pulled the unconscious man to safety.../. he was taken... to the hospital... with... a... head injury.../. he told police... he was out... celebrating passing his medical boards .../ and ...doesn't remember a thing. police in fort worth say if a man's gun hadn't jammed there might have been a massacre at a fast food restaurant... they say the man you see here tried to shoot people but the gun wouldn't go off... "my gut feeling is the city of fort worth police department avoided a major tragedy on tues night.. the suspect was later arrested... he says the gun belongs to his girlfriend and can't explain why it didn't work. a... woman ... is suing police... because... she cla

police are investigating if alcohol played a role in the crash. >>> tsa busted passengers after they spotted fake ids in a carry on. they had a number of new york stateenses with credit cards that investigators say all phoney. police pulled the two from security and cited them. they have been identified as two men from nevada. >>> two local teenagers fighting back against bullies. they have begun a campaign to empower peers. >> they are calling on people to stand-up for their friends. how the power of friendship can make a difference in a victim's life. >> reporter: these two middle schoolgirls never imagined it could happen to them. last school year, they found themselves the target of bullying. >> they made it hard to walk through the halls and get our stuff and have it easy to go to classes. >> it was confusing and like why are you doing this? >> reporter: they are both 13. they say the bullies spread hurtful messages behind their back and used social media to reach friends and classmates and turn other students against them. >> the scared seventh grader comes out. >> reporter: it might sound out like typical teenage angst, this can cause lasting

i've had thousands of e-mails come in, which i've forwarded to the state police. matter of time before these guys trip up again, so to speak. >> a couple of videos from china, this is from typhoon usagi. this captures the strong wind as a man is trying to cross the street. he falls over, seems to grab on to something and stay there is. incredibly dangerous situation because debris is flying everywhere. according to some reports, the wind when is they hit land were 100 miles an hour. >> here come the police. do they help him out? >> it does look like that's some sort of emergency vehicle. and they stay there waiting, waiting for someone to pull the man in. that doesn't happen. the vehicle stays away and the man stays on the street.

state police... say... it's... their policy... to chase a fleeing drunk driving suspect.../ when traffic conditions... are safe enough to do so. some... good samaritans jump into action... when a man falls off a subway platform in boston..../ you can see him... fall hard... on... the tracks... lying... motionless..../ within... 20 seconds... these subway heroes... pulled the unconscious man to safety.../. he was taken... to the hospital... with... a... head injury.../. he told police... he was out... celebrating passing his medical boards .../ and ...doesn't remember a thing. a north carolina home burns to the ground, despite the fact that it was just 50 yards from the fire station that responded to the call. bill lanier says he had just finished making dinner, and moved the greasy pan off the stove, but apparently not far enough to prevent things from catching fire. ((take sot)) ((take sot))

trooper butterfield's response to the situation has been described by the michigan state police as, quote, perfect. and that he he, quote, did everything right. this tragic loss of life serves as an ever-present reminder there is no such thing as a routine traffic stop for police officers. and on this special day, september 11, we want to thank all of our first responders for the work they do. we must never forget or take for granted the work that men and women who put their lives on the line for us every day as they protect our kids, our communities, and our countries. paul, you will not be forgotten. by me, the people of the second district, or throughout michigan. again, my heart goes out to trooper butterfield's familiar, his fiance, friends, colleagues from the state police post in hart, as well as the state police post office in manastee. natalie and my family will keep you-all in our prayers during this time of extraordinary need. we just want to say to you, paul, rest well, our friend. rest well. i yield back the balance of my time. mr. benishek: i yield back the remainder of my t

it was an accident that virginia state police tried to prevent. at 11:20 friday night, a brown honda accord was carjacked. at 12:45 a.m., a virginia trooper noticed a brown honda accord speeding and driving erratically on westbound 246. the car took off at 100 miles per hour. the man was driving home from one of his two jobs. he came to a red light at the corner of routes 236 and 29. he got the green and began to pull into the intersection. >> i had a green. >> and you started moving. what happened then? >> i was moving. the guy came all the way from this side and hit me on the driver's side. >> could you see him coming? >> no, i didn't see. i didn't see. >> how come? >> because the way he was driving was really, really fast. so i didn't get a chance to see. >> a virginia trooper agrees, the striking car ran through the red signal. the driver of the striking vehicle attempted to flee on foot but was quickly apprehended. a male passenger was ex-indicated from the striking vehicle. all three people ended up in the hospital. the hospital. >> that was

they took three victims here, two came by helicopter to maryland, state police helicopter, one of those victims was a d.c. police officer, a male and shot in the legs. he's expected to survive. all three viktsz thankfully are expected to survive. their injuries are critical. the other two victims are females and one shot in the head and other in the lower body extremities. i called around to hospitals here in d.c. and no one seemed to have received victims with the exception of george washington university. they received a victim there but he was in his 60 aegs and deceased upon arrival. quite a heavy police presence behind me when i first arrived. a lot of planes closed and d.c. police officers making sure whoever were on the grounds were spoesed to be there. so far that what we have, the three victims brought here, some by tell komter and d.c. police officer and other two expected to survive these critical injuries, craig. >> some good news there for us from the hospital. thanks so much for that. >> reporter: we just heard from pete williams a few moments ago, at this point we're bein

a navy guard police officer, in the parking garage. he is stating that he is already deceased. >> there's numerous calls with i people telling 911 where they wr are hide being. somewhere rooms where filing cabinets have been pushed upsh against the doors.e the time line suggests that the shooting went on for at least 40 minutes. at 8:57 a.m., they are now saying support is on the first e floor of building 197. yowe now know alexis was killedl the upperd floor. there are no sprees significantt alexis has been shot examinene killed. a reference tie room on then third floor. >> although aaron alexis had been shot dead by police, it would be hours before investigators were certain theye had ended the attack.. with information there may bebe have been two other people involved. >>> the fbi has not come up with a motive for the attack.k. although james comey, the fbifb director has told that it was not terrorism. they searched for alexis car and hotel room are still under seal. >>> paul wagner. >>> and tonight we're learning that alexis had the background

today's vigil will be at 7:00 at san francisco state. police also plan to release more details about the case later today. >>> an 18-year-old man is now considered the only person of interest in the brutal beating of a pleasanton homeowner. police say 51-year-old david lamont was attacked saturday when he tried to confront a group of young people making noise outside his home. he is still in a coma. investigators say the person of interest does not live in pleasanton. three other teenagers were also questioned, but they are only considered witnesses. >>> one police department in the east bay is renewing its push for stun guns. coming up at 4:45, the tense situation involving a mentally ill man that has prompted that move. >>> public health officials in marin county are investigating a potential e. coli outbreak. the infection was detected in three children, two of whom had to be hospitalized. one adult was also sickened. three of the patients live in tiburon, the other in inverness. health officials say they were likely exposed sometime between

state police are reviewing records from pawn shops and scrap yards. one retired vet is running across the chesapeake bay to show support for fellow veterans. not the bridge...the bay. because of safety hazards on the bay bridge, marine sergeant brendan o'toole was forced to run and jump on a boat equipped with a treadmill to complete his trek. he says his run across america is to promote awareness and raise funds for returning vets. "in the marine corp i had a lot of good friends getting out have a hard time transistioning back towards civilian life and we found some non profit partners that will go the extra mile providing services to our veterans coming back from vigorous duties and we felt it was important to raise awareness and financial donations for them." o'toole has raised more than 200 thousand dollars since beginning his cross-country journey in california last november. he plans to finish his run in maine this coming veteran's day..november 11th. you can donate by going to foxbaltimore dot com slash newslinks. a bad day for italian pasta ma

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i've had thousands of e-mails come in, which i've forwarded to the state police.s just a matter of time before these guys trip up again, so to speak. >> a couple of videos from china, this is from typhoon usagi. this captures the strong wind as a man is trying to cross the street. he falls over, seems to grab on to something and stay there is. incredibly dangerous situation because debris is flying everywhere. according to some reports, the wind when is they hit land were 100 miles an hour. >> here come the police. do they help him out? >> it does look like that's some sort of emergency vehicle. and they stay there waiting, waiting for someone to pull the man in. that doesn't happen. the vehicle stays away and the man stays on the street. >> thanks, officer. i'm grabbing on to this large pallet here and i'm just fine. >> unfortunately the video ends before we see what happens but it's shocking on so many levels. >> let's head over to pakistan. they recently experienced a 7.7 magnitude earthquake. caused a lot of homes to collapse, hundreds died. this is surveillan

state senator obama you know you should really sit down and talk to the president. the. it was. very hard. to. get back with that right there. since nine eleven the surveillance and police state and us have exploded all justified by the ubiquitous threat of terrorism yes folks this massive industry is banking on your fear and a logical fear considering how americans are more likely to die from falling furniture or suffocating in their sleep than from a terrorist attack yet despite the statistical improbability this enormous growth has continued unabated accompanied by a corporate takeover of industries that profit off fear and war look it's no secret that many government officials have close ties to corporate america sometimes they're so intertwined it's kind of hard to tell them apart according to alter net seventy percent of the national intelligence budget is now spent on private contractors and there are at least one thousand nine hundred thirty one firms across the country dedicated to fighting terrorism and when it comes to the surveillance state some of the politicians fear mongering the most have the most personal of stakes in keeping us the most terrified like

. >>> new developments in the killing of a 19-year-old student at san jose state. police announced officers arrested two more suspects in the death of kimberly chico. warren and grant are now in custody along with johnny lejiango. -- lezano. chico was killed by a stray bullet. she was not the target of the gunman and was just riding in the car. >> the district attorney's office filed murder charges and a wang enhancement charge -- back enhancement charge. >>> new at 6:00. we've seen the dramatic video they sent back as they attacked the rim wildfire from the air. we hear from men and women from the california air national guard back home. they are a highly trained group and during the summer months they are key to california firefight. 129th rescue wing just back from fighting one of the state's largest wild fires in history. press this button and releases a cable and bucket. >> many members of the air national guard 129th rescue wing were at moffitt field today. they showed how they helped firefighters attack the flames. video from the air attack showed the view. we had

but his career also included 17 years with the maryland state police.ed trooper of the year. according to his obit air rehe also spent three years serving in iraq. john zeman knows him from years back when both were members of the baltimore colts matching band. >> he would be remembered as a great father. he loved his family so much. no man loved his three garls and his wife so much. he lived for them. >> his daughter spoke to 11 news at a vigil just after the shooting. >> dad was very good at taking every opportunity to let us know he loved us at all costs even if it made -- he would make a fool of himself just so we understood it and we felt it. i think he was an every day hero unspoken hero. >> a memorial fund is now set up for mike riggle's three children. you can give to the fund at pnc hanover pike maryland. reporting in the newsroom sara sampson wbal-tv news. >> it was the first of two yesterday in maryland another victory laid to rest in prince george's county. silvia frasier worked as a network facility. hundreds came to pay their respects of y

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state police say the unidentified 15-year-old driver fled the scene but was quickly caught.he car involved in the crash had been taken by force, are jacked from a man in southeast washington earlier that night. during the vigil, family members were frank with the crowd. bikes and inn pads, fresh from football practice. >> try not to make the same mistake he made. you've all got to listen. circumstanceshe as a painful reminder of how one error in judgment can cost you dearly. toi've got to take time think. if you do not think, this is what happens. the 15-year-old driver faces a number of charges including voluntary ash involuntary manslaughter. d.c. police declined to say who was suspected in carjacking the car. >> thank you. 11:00, the districts inspector keyral made several decisions after instructors were accused of sexual harassment. to "the washington post," one of the instructors was suspended for a few weeks without pay. he was then removed from the academy when the allegations remained. the inspector general said the instructors did display behavior that was potentia

. >> reporter: state police are dealing with astate massive bacg of approvals. app as of september to, they received more than 109,000 this year. that compares with 70,000 for all of last year. maryland dealer is concerned the process will become even more complicated once the new rules come into effect. >> they don't know the exact last criteria of the hql, the handgun qualification license, how long it will take. they don't know the structure on how they'll collect it. so you're looking at not being t able to exercise your second amendment rights as a maryland resident for five months. >> reporter: while maryland bans private gun sales, other states including virginia do not.. >> we have to meet in the middle and figure out gun laws that work for everybody, standardize. >> the maryland law preventsts anyone who is an involuntarily committed to a mental hospital m from owning a gun. it argues it violents the second amendment. the judge scheduled a hearing for tuesday.ch tue the state has until monday to m file a response. the spoke person for governor o'malley