sweeney so desperate for a manny pedi? the cops weren't quite sure, but sweeney did admit to coughing down 12 beers just before he came into the salon, so yes, top, beverages were involved. >> of course. >> by the way, he pled no contest to inducing panic and resisting arrest. so there you go. >> we want to hear what you think. search your e-mails to mcginty's mailbag, the address, mailbag at wusa9.com. 9 news now will be right back. >>> in the mailbag tonight we take you to the wusa9 facebook page for an overheated debate regarding metro's decision today to let riders bring water on board to trains and buses because of the heat. you'd think there would be a little gratitude but apparently not so much. abe gordon, oh, whatever. i drink on metro all the time, coke or mountain dew, energy drinks, whatever. i get not allowing alcohol, but come on. don't have 20 minute delays daily and maybe i wouldn't get so thirsty and dehydrated. susan clark is similar. how about metro hands out some water? then i would be impressed. it sho

. >> reporter: the judge, dennis sweeney, took that argument seriously, telling prosecutors they were walking a fine line, and some of the concepts in the indictment were troubling. after 5 hours of arguments, he gave both sides 5 days to supplement their positions that could kill the case and dismiss the charges. >> reporter: and judge sweeney is familiar with these kinds of cases. he was at the bench during a corruption aryg for the former mayor. >> leopold's trial will begin in september if the case movers forward. >>> reuters is reporting a hall of famer may have used inside information to make money on the buyout of a medical device company. murray has not been charged with any crimes. his lawyers say the accusations are old news. >>> jerry sandusky's fate will soon in b in the hands of a jury. sandusky's lawyers had said he would be called to testify, with you they changed their minds this afternoon. >>> a showdown is unfolding between washington republicans and the president of the united states. a attorney general eric holder is held in contempt of congress. the controversy re

and also, deputy director sweeney agreed to work to try to speed up work on the inspector'' test. next monday, they will meet again. also the 5214. the dhr will get the announcement. >> on the copy -- prop. f, which is a great policy, but not too many people come back of it because as you say, they have a lot of studying to do to keep up with the new changes. just one question -- on these major projects -- >> ron tom is very experienced as inspector. he is helping me out to try to change to lead the process, run away efficient for the -- officially, and then he can do the oversight, make sure it complies with the code requirements. >> shadowing the seasoned veteran with the younger engineers coming aboard now. i think that is very important because they will get a good start in understanding that. as we lose senior inspectors, that these inspectors have the kind of training from the old seasoned veterans. >> myself, i think we need to have the order to learn. coming in, we will coach them how to do all the plan checks. >> ok, deputy director. thank you. are there any questions? >>

>> deputy sweeney can help you with that. it is not a great cost to you. want to help you with the cost to hopefully the department with the $2,000 on the books right now we will probably tight end. 25 percent. i would say 50 percent, we can compromise on 50. commissioner walker, that would save you money. >> think you. ank you. commissioner walker: i am reluctant to do that only because it has been four years. >> 25% -- >commissioner walker: i will go to 30%. >> i thought it was lower. >> i'm good with 50. >> can you clarify what the motion is? i am not entirely clear. i also want to indicate the options are to uphold the order as it is to modify. i just want to clarify that. take of the motion is to modify the order of abatement to allow for health safety -- imminent health safety issues to be permitted by 30, executed by 90 days. the legalization of the units and other code violations of 4.5 months to file a permit, and the year to complete it. we are willing to revisit the schedule if there are delays in planning. and, if all of the deadlines are met b

. >> deputy director sweeney is working on the nov. we will have something for the next report. we had one from the public -- we could work towards. is there any more questions? seeing none. >> item 9-b. future meetings and agendas? you may discuss a special meeting or the items for the agenda of the mesnext meating. eting. the next date is july 18. are there any other comments on that item? is there any public comment on 9-a or b? seeing none, item 10, review and approval of the minutes of the meeting of february 15, 2012. is there any motion to approve? >> motion to approve. >> second. >> are all in favor? any public comment? no public comment. everyone said -- aye. are their any opposed? no. the minutes are approved. item 11, approval of the minutes of march 21, 2012. >> call the question. >> to approve? >> a second. >> is there any public comment? are all in favor of approving the minutes? >> aye. >> any opposed? the minutes are approved. item 12, discussion on a-b appointment, hiring of the interim director of the department of building inspection, and confirmation for tran

this is brian sweeney giving chase. a beautiful sliding catch. jon lester enjoyed the hope. top of the 7th nats down -- help. top of the 7th nats down 2-1. darnell mcdonald versus the monster and the monster wins. ian desmond scores followed by tyler moore and the espinoza double gave the nats a 3-2 lead. to the 9th inning tied at 3-3, bryce harper came in to pitch. he walked and that's him taking off front first base, roger bernadina ripping one to the right. the relay is way too late as harper slides in with the game 1 winning run. nats edge the red sox 4-3 to complete the three-game sweep. hey, bryce, your thoughts? >> never happened to me before. that was a weird experience coming off the bench in a situation like that. i was trying to get a pitch i could drive. i really wanted to go deep but got the walk. bernie came up and was clutch for us and got the run around. i don't like sitting. i have really bad add. i'm always off the wall and just crazy when i sit. so spring training this past year sitting down and really trying to learn the game and whatnot while you're sitt

last week judge dennis sweeney.... told prosecutoos he found parts of the ndictment troubling. 13:14:47 you can not proseccte people for matters that are the question is hat did he do that's broken the law? if judge sweeny decides to allow the charges to staad.... leopold's trial will be lepola ffx 45 news at 5:30. opponents of same-sex marriage...deliver another batch of signatures tostate officiils...in effortsto have voters deeide theissue this fall. opponents dropped off24 more boxes of siinatuuesfrom all nearly 40-thousandadditional signatures. that's on top of 113-thhusandalready submitted. the geneeal assemblypassed a bill legalizingsame sex marriage.but opponents are trying to block the measure from becommng law. (mccoy) "we're not against any group of people, we're nott very core of our society and the very fabric of our society." &peleccions is still reviewing thousands ofother signatures alreadysubmitteddthe boord is questionsometime next month.t &pstate lawmakers wereelanningg tooreturn toannapolis two week

sweeney has since been arrested for attempted kidnapping. following up on a lead, a metro transit officer, who is now on paid administrative leave, went to creswell's neighborhood. >> during the process of being on the block, he made contact with the suspect, who was armond. he returned fire. this cell phone video shows the heated moment when backup arrives on scene. metro is investigating what led to creswell's car being rammed against the detective's vehicle. neighbors tell us creswell lives three houses, this is where the clusters begin all the way up to number 24 in this one area. family members tell us they've been left with more questions than answers. >> i just want to find out what happened. >> reporter: creswell's friends say he was a loving husband, father of two who read scriptures at canaan baptist church. 7. >>> a culpepper police officer accused of murdering an unarmed woman in her jeep has now been terminated. the culpepper police department has fired daniel harmon wright after an internal affairs investigation wrapped up. he

last weekkjudge dennis sweeney.... told prosecctors he found parts of the indictment troubling. 13:16::4 and what judge sweeny appears to be sayyng is what is the law you say lepold has viilated. if he hasn't violated a law don't rosecute him :23 :23 if this case oes move forward... the trial will begin in september. &pthe plot thickens this pvening... n a city-wide controverry.... that has some of baltiiore's top ooficials &pbickering ooer the city's phone system. system.melinda roeder has been following the story for two weeks now... and is live from city hall with the latest on this waste watch story. for the last four years... the comptroller has been laying out a comprehensive plan to overhaul &pthe city's ppone system... in the hopes of saving taxpayers millions. but unbeknownst to her... the maayr's i-t office began working on some deals of its own, with a company called digicon. &p those deals areenow under scruttny... and fox 45 has learned the investigation goes back further than orginally thought. iiyydocume

would you are talking about wiring put in without any kind of permit, that is what deputy director sweeneys talking about. >> we do not know what the hazard is. are other hazards, is the electrical wiring is a hazard, that would, under the code, be included. if not, it goes with the later permits,, but has to be looked at. >> i am sorry i did not bring might electrician with me, because i have never been through this. he trained with david green. she has worked on some of the buildings. i would be happy to bring him in here. >> that is not the process. we need to be able to see it. this is part of the problem. you need to go through the process, and you need to deal with the issues. this is just the law. even though it might seem unfair, and emotionally i can relate to feeling under attack by folks that are little off their rockers, but that is beside the point. there is a set of laws that everyone has to follow. you need to deal with the process. as you can see we are trying to work with you. you do have to do the things you have to do. i actually wanted to hear from so you could spell it

sweeney comes into score, tied at three. o's up one again. you can make that not so much. steve pierce -- it is a two run lead. two outs and two strikes. a two run home run. a save of the season for jim johnson. top of the tenth, a single up the middle. beating red six eight-six in 10 innings. anotherday, i'll have faces the final test. if he wins he becomes the first triple crown winner since the firm. the trainer likes what he has seen from his horse this week on the track. >> what i am looking for is energy level and his stride and he looked fantastic to me. john a. garcia who gets on him thought he felt great so we were happy with his warning trading today. >> the workers have used the attention for leveraging their cause to amplify and crack -- threats to go on strike before saturday. they want higher wages and lower health-care costs. they will need a backup plan in place for the crowd of more than 100,000 expected to attend saturday belmont. most college football players have a dream of making it to the nfl. that dream came true for eric legrand. he made it in a whe

she is there with diane, ann sweeney, she is going to be my donor. >> so many people with this condition have underlying heart disease, lung disease, kidney disease. robin is in excellent physical shape and doesn't have any underlying medical problems. those factors lead the doctors i've talked to, to say this will be a cure. that robin will beat this. >> bottom line, i am going to beat this. and my doctors say it and my face says it too. >> first lady michelle obama tweeted this message: barack and i have you in our prayers. we believe in you. thank you for bringing awareness and hope to others. robin will continue to host gma, until her transplant late summer or early fall then she will be gone for a while. she says prayers and good wishes helped her recover last time around and humbly asks for their love this time. >> all of our thoughts are with her as well. >>> a lot of heat, it may hang around a day or two. could be the hottest day i'll show you how much more we can tolerate. >>> new muni service starts today. twitter begins moving into its san francisco home. çkçkos >>> we can see

. >> it depends upon what the property owner wishes to do and perhaps deputy director sweeney might want to address that further. >> the fees are based on the amount of the permit itself. if staff ascertains that the cost of legalizing the unit -- if the cost of construction was $50,000, $75,000, $100,000, it would be in, on ms. roberts to file a building permit -- it would be incumbent on ms. roberts to file a building permit, and based on the price would be the permit. >> in this case, she would have to go to planning first, right? >> she would put it in the building department, and we would reroute to planning. >> question on that regard -- can you have an r1 building in that neighborhood? >> that is something for planning. building does not weigh in on this. >> again, if the zoning would not permit the legalization of four units, maybe it would permit the legalization of three, or establishing a floor of occupancy, where she could have individuals who are boarders. i believe the last individual is an occupant in the unit. she could maybe have that as an opportunity. >> any other ques

she is there with diane, ann sweeney, she is going to be my donor. >> so many people with this conditionave underlying heart disease, lung disease, kidney disease. robin is in excellent physical shape and doesn't have any underlying medical problems. those factors lead the doctors i've talked to, to say this will be a cure. that robin will beat this. >> bottom line, i am going to beat this. and my doctors say it and my face says it too. >> first lady michelle obama tweeted this message: barack and i have you in our prayers. we believe in you. thank you for bringing awareness and hope to others. robin will continue to host gma, until her transplant late summer or early fall then she will be gone for a while. she says prayers and good wishes helped her recover last time around and humbly asks for their love this time. >> all of our thoughts are with her as well. >>> a lot of heat, it may hang around a day or two. could be the hottest day i'll show you how much more we can tolerate. >>> new muni service starts today. twitter begins moving into >>> we can see the sunshine from here but can't

lass peek judge dennis sweeney.... told prosecutors he found parts of the indictment troubling. 13:14:47 you can &ppot prosecute people for matters that are political. political.13:16614 and what saying is what is the law you say lepold has violated. if he hasn't violated a law don't prosecute him :23 if judge sweeny decides to allow the charges to tand.... leopold's trial will be begin in september. joy lepola fox 44 news late pdition. the mother of a baltimore county teen killld during a fight with an off duty officer is demanding the cop be arrested. the browns living room as been transformed into a memorial for christopher. the 17-year-old died during a confrontation with an off duty officer in randallstown. the cause of death: asphyxiation. it's been ten days aad no arrest. christopher's other says investigators are giving their fellow officer.. special trrattent. (mom)"if it was the averaae killed that policeeofficer.. he would actualll be behind bars right now..(police response)"the investigatioo for this case i

ed sweeney. bob palacio, rec and parks. chief jewett hayes white, our fire department chief. greg sur of sfpd. lisa hoffman, department of emergency management. karen roy. maria suh, dcyf. greg wagoner, public health. mohammed nuru, our new director of public works. and luis hererra. let's give a round of applause. [applause] in many ways, you get a sense of the brent our taxpayer dollars go to, just seeing each department represented. i will now hand things over to our town hall and see. the shed did such a wonderful job last year, we asked her to come back to do it again. thank you for being here. >> i just want to thank everyone for being here tonight. i am the director of programs with united players. we are a youth-service organization in district 6. before i go on, i want to thank the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs and let everyone know there are interpreter services available to my right, if anyone needs them. let's get started. our agenda for tonight, we are going to go over the agenda and ground rules. we will have a budget overview from the mayor's

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she's there with diane, anne sweeney, and she's going to be my donor. she's going to be my donor. >> her sister, sally-ann, an almost identical match, add to that robin's strength and health. >> i'm going to beat this. and my doctors say it, and my faith does it to me. >> and faith she's learned from her mother, who says everybody's got something. >> it's about focusing about the fight and not the flight. whether your health or finances or whatnot, and it's get up off the mat and fight and that's exactly what i want -- and i want to be here. >> make no mistake through the treatment she is going to be full-on robin, working, laughing filling all of us with the light she shines on every single day. >> you knew you're in trouble when you have kleenex velcroed to the couch. oh, my, we did it. >> robin. and i want to bring in abc's medical editor dr. richard besser who has been by her side, every moment. rich, tell us exactly what this is. >> mds, myelodysplastic syndrome, it's an abnormality of blood and the bone marrow. the reason that's important, the bon

she's there with diane and ann sweeney. and she is going to be my donor. >> and this diagnosis is ware. and only 350 people get it as a result of cancer treatment. >> nasa will launch a telescope that will take them take images of mysterious objects like black holes. this uses same high energy employed by x ray machines meaning fuzzy pictures will now come into focus. >> this is like reading with out glasses on. you can't make out text. we can't make outleters. with new star we'll be able to read the text, tell where this source is and study them into detail autos and this will give a better understanding of exactly how galaxies form, nasa keeping costs down making telescope small enough to be launched from a plane ask using technology used on regular computers. >> oo when we come back tonight colorado fire is raging out of control. and a surprise that developed today when the smoke began to clear. >> cabinet member could wind up in jail after a pair of hit and run accidents in l.a. this weekend. >> and escape from alcatras

i look gardening to presenting my side of the story >> reporter: judge sweeney is accustom to the cases. he was behind the beverage during the corruption trial of former baltimore mayor sheila kick son. at circuit court in annapolis, mike holmgren, w jz begins >> if the case moves forward, the trial will begin in >>> police are looking for answers after a teenager is shot and left in a field. officers were called to the field and found the teen suffering from a single gunshot wound to the head. investigators believe the teen was telephone to the location and shot shot in the car. he is in critical, but stable condition tonight >>> a man accused of killing felicia barnes is back in court arraigned on charges, and so is barnes' family. the discovery of the body a year earlier made headlines. we are in court as michaelson gave his plea to the judge >> reporter: johnson maintained his innocence by pleading not guilty in court. from the start, investigators suspected michaelson was involved in the stay appearance and murder of felicia barnes. the student van i should in 2010 while visiting h

she's there with diane and ann sweeney.he's going to be my donor. >> so many people with this condition have under lying heart disease, kidney disease. robin is in excellent physical shape. those factors lead doctors to say that this will be a cure. >> bottom line? i am going to beat this. and my doctors say it p my face says it to me. >> and first lady tweeted barack and i have you in your prayers. she will continue to host gma missing a few days until the transplant likely late this summer or early fall, then, will be gone for a little while, she says viewer prayer skbz good wishes helped her recover last time around. she asks for their love again this time. >> i work with robin six years and i can't believe she has to go through this again but she's fortunate in that her sister will donate the bone marrow. >> she has a donor that is a perfect match. it's important to remember the process of becoming a donor has become very stream lined now. the program has it's be the match program and it's an easy process to get on to t

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she is there with diane, ann sweeney, she is going to be my donor. [ applause ] >> roberts has writtenn open letter to her fans on the gma website. roberts beat breast cancer five years ago. and she is a fighter. you can watch much more on her announcement on gma after our newscast at 7:00. >>> our time now is 6:15. also new, just released study says children as young as are cutting themselves. the study is based on interviews with children in denver and new jersey. almost 8% of third graders admitted to hurting themselves by cutting, burning or poking their skin with objects. 2/3 admit to hurting themselves more than once. >>> doctors say several new drugs hold promise for people with diabetes. studies released over the weekend showed the treatments are offering patients hope of better control over blood sugar and weight and can help prevent low blood sugar one medication is an ultra long acting insulin for type 2. it spreads low blood sugar during the night. the drugs were announced during the american diabetes association conference in philadelphia. >>>:16. we have a couple of the f

last weee judge dennis sweeney....old prosecutorr he found parts f the indictment troubliig. 13:16:14 and wwat judge sweeny is thh law you say lepold has violated. if he hasn't violated a law don'' prosecute him :23 leopold has been indicted on charges of misconduct in office. e's accused of ordering is tax payer fundee security team to drive him to area parking lots where he engaged in ex with a caller - abelllpkg the indictment also accuses leepold of using on-duty officers to distribute ccmpaign materials and do his personal banking. it also says that after leopold was he ordered officers to empty his catheter bag. when the charges were first leveled... leopold nsisted the indictment doesn't tell the full story.sot from abell pkg (leopold) i'm very confindant we will prevaii in this case. butt bitesot iihave enormous &pconfidance in our side of the story i really do. joy lepola fox 45 news at ten. if this case does move will begin in september. jerry sandusky saas he wants people to know he's not guilty. ...that's a

. >> reporter: >> his mothers wants to know why dan stessel says creswell and franklin sweeney allegedlyabducked a woman from minnesota avenue. creswell's brother says it doesn't make sense meanwhile, swinesy has since been arrested for attempted kidnapping. following up on a lead, a metro transit officer on paid administrative leave now, went to the neighborhood. >> during the process, he came in contact with the suspect, who was armed. >> and so i guess 9 police interviewed him about it, he got frustrated about it, that's when they started arguing. >> reporter: metro says creswell shot at the investigators and he returned fire. this cell phone video shows the heated moment when backup arrives on scene. metro is investigating what let to creswell's car being raymond against the detective's vehicle. neighbors cease he lived three houses down, but the evidence cluster begins here, all the way up to number 24 in this one area. >> i'm just sorry my friend -- i still can't understand today that he's gone. >> source close to -- he has a history of disorderly conduct and drug use. >>> local fi

she is there with diane and app sweeney, and she is going to be my donor.ttom line, i am going to beat this. >> of course we wish her the best. she is a lovely woman. i have known her for years. in addition, she is a patriot. that is it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website. we'd like you to spout out, from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. word of the day, if you write to us, do not be pedantic. and no oxymorons. thanks for watching us tonight. i am bill

. >> now remarks from and sweeney the head of abc. she has been described as one of the 50 most powerful women in business by fortune magazine. >> advanced digital strategy sounds like something we all need. thank you for coming on the heels of your up front. how did they go? we are missing the second hour. this went very well. we're looking at a strong marketplace. we were coming out of a strong quarter. there of be a lot of new product-- there will be a lot of new product launches. schedule across the board. but our audience does. jimmy said cbs is done with the 18-49 trips to the bathroom demographic. >> cbs is actually doing pretty demographics. viewers. i give them great credit for a lot of these shows they put on. abc is different. year, we have the number one drum and "grey -- drama in "grey's anatomy." we have a very strong base to build a new schedule for the season. >> any new shows you are excited about? >> all of them. or everything is possible and everything looks great. i want to stay there for a couple more minutes. not

she's there with diane and ann sweeney. and she is going to be my donor.ng to be my donor. [ applause ] >> and because roberts' sister is an excellent match, doctors say they expect her to get better. >> that's wonderful. thank you, mary. roberts found out about her diagnosis, the day she interviewed president obama, may 9th. >>> well, summer-like temperatures greet us for the start of the workweek. let's take a live look outside right now. still a nice day overall. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. bob? >> clouds moving in. shower activity, also moving in. take a look at radar. southwest of d.c. a little rain popping up now. and a few widely scattered showers have developed across northeast maryland. the bulk of the activity, however, is still way down to the south. let's take a look a little further south to virginia. a lot of stuff in the carolinas. tonight, particularly tomorrow, looks like a very wet day. showers and thundershower activity. could be heavy in some places. 87 degrees.

she's there with diane, ann sweeney, and she is going to be my donor.he's going to be my donor. >> two extremely brave women. very few dry eyes. myelodysplastic syndrome is a frightening diagnosis. it may have been caused by chemotherapy, the treatment that helped her beat breast cancer. i never heard of it before. dr. sanjay gupta joins me with some more details. i'd never heard of mds. i read it's also called preleukemia. what does it mean? >> it's myelodysplastic syndrome. i think the idea it's a precursor to leukemia, that was somewhat older thinking. it's sort of its own disease now. myelo typically refers to the bon marrow. in this case, the bone marrow which makes blood cells, they're churning out abnormal cells. in addition to getting bad cells, you're not getting good cells. >> she said she developed it because of the chemotherapy that she got for breast cancer which was more than five years ago. would that have contributed to it? >> it can. although let me point out first of all that mds as a whole is a pretty rare thing. 10,000 to 20,000 case

she's there with diane, ann sweeney. she is going to be my donor. going to be my donor. >> dr.brawley is the chief medical officer for the american cancer society. thanks for coming in. how risky are we talking about here? >> this is a significant problem. she's very courageous woman and should be congratulated for helping us educate people about this. this is a significant problem. >> when you say significant. >> about 10u6,000 people get my yellow dysplastic syndrome every year. perhaps about half to 60% actually end up doing well for a very long period of time. it is possible that will this bone marrow transplant can actually cure the disease. >> and how important she's pointed out her big sister as she calls her there, how critical is the match? the match is incredibly important. that's the great contribution she's making here. there are a number of people who need bone marrow transplants. they don't have a sister or a brother who matches them. we need to get someone who is not a relative who matches them. if people would just volunteer to get in the bone marrow registries,