terry johnson ya esta tras las rejas pero la policia sabe que hay mas victimas en el area... 3 en maryland mas, se esperan en washington.... hay un total de 11,000 que este estafador se habria apoderado de sus victimas... edward dice estar contento que quien lo estafo esta ahora en la carcel pero aclara que no volvera a confiar en la gente.. en rockville maryland claudia uceda univision despues de una serie de audiencias y reuniones, puede que la propuesta por establecer en el condado de montgomery, un toque de queda para los adolescentes nunca llegue a votacion... hay indicaciones que la medida que buscaba el ejecutivo del condado isiah legget, sea pospuesta cuando el consejo se reuna el proximo martes...el consejal phil andrew, quien esta en contra de establecer la restriccion, dijo que sus companeros del consejo continuan preguntando se sobre la necesidad real de establecer el toque de queda... dos ninas procendentes de la republica dominicanas unidas por el torax abandonaron hoy el hospital de la universidad de virginia en richmond despues de una complicada y extensa operacion para sep

desean terry johnson is now in police custody. in montgomery county, erica gonzalez, news 4. >> johnson is charged with obtaining property from a vulnerable adult and various counts of theft. >>> metro is bringing in more safety patrols to protect parking areas. beginning next week, you might see a metro transit employee on an enclosed golf cart called a gator. those pevehicles are part of a w program to increase security. both employees and transit police will patrol different stations and rotate their shifts. they'll be monitoring parking areas for suspicious or illegal behavior. >>> still ahead on news 4, as the debates heat up for republican presidential candidates, donald trump's now taking on a new role. >>> and veroni >>> welcome back. storm 4 meteorologist here, veronica johnson. terrific day today. just got an e-mail from a viewer named mickey. she says, can you keep the sunshine coming? we are going to keep the sunshine around for part of the weekend. 54 degrees right now. a clear sky. a very nice evening because the wind

montgomery county police say desean terry johnson met jones at the wheaton metro last may. he promised to get jones a job as a janitor, but he would need to shell out hundreds of dollars for things like equipment and a uniform. jones gave up the cash but not go job. he said he thought johnson was a friend. >> for him to take that money from him, it have d have a bit of an emotional impact on me. >> reporter: now he knows what a real friend looks like. >> i actually call him more of a guardian angel. >> oh, stop. now i'm going to get embarrassed. >> reporter: this officer says a concerned citizen told him residents at inwood house may have been exploited. sure enough, as a result of his visit, jones and two other victims emerged. now that johnson is in police custody, jokingly jones admits he's pleased. >> i'd be happy if he went to jail because i know that the other prisoners would love this little guy. >> reporter: thus far, there have been four victims from the area. since 2010, johnson has swindled these vulnerable adults of at least $10,000. thus far, there have been fo

. >> reporter: terry johnson's store is called marion and rose's workshop and she says the concept of the pop-up hood is a point of pride. >> poor oakland always gets negative attention but really deserves positive attention like this and this is something that will spread across the country and people will start to see oakland in a new light. >> reporter: back it a live picture now here in old oakland, the city of oakland's redevelopment agency kicked in $25,000 to help get this project off the ground. the goal here in the long term is for these businesses to survive past the initial six months of free rent and to become long-term tenants in old oakland perhaps staying where they are continuing to pay rent and developing a whole level of business here in what was formerly some empty storefronts. >> bravo. this is creative, community oriented. it's perfect! >> reporter: and it's coming at a good time, too. lots of holiday shoppers here on their lunch break today going into these various stores to see what's here. people so many to be enthusiastic. >> thank you, mark sayre in oakland.

la policia arresto a terry terrell johnson acusado de asesinato en primer grado. la policia respondio a un llamado de la cuadra 5200 de la calle clay el 26 de octubre para investigar un reporte de disparos y encontro a la victima en agonia quien fue trasladado a un hospital donde murio mas tarde. y las autoridades del condado de cumberland, carolina del norte, dijeron que un hombre acusado de dar muerte a su novia y secuestrar a su hija de 22 meses de edad se entrego a la policia en conneticut... segun informes, alexander zelaya habria conducido a una tienda wal mart donde pregunto como llegar a la estacion de policia mas cercana... previamente zelaya dejo a la nina de nombre juliana en una tienda food lion en newport news ayer miercoles. zelaya fue arrestado esta maÑana y esta detenido sin derecho a fianza... enfrenta el cargo de asesinato en primer grado. el gobierno federal suspendio el servicio de una flota de autobuses que transportaba a pasajeros en estados de la costa este... la compaÑia double happyness travel cerro sus operaciones tras el hallazgo de una

smart money in the world of law, i'm talking about whatever dean johnson says. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> which we'll have more on in a minute. >> thank you terry. as terry mentioned our vic lee is tweeting from inside the courtroom. this is his latest tweet. you can read it there he writes: prosecution says bonds' behavior breached core of system. honesty. >> bonds' attorney says whatever happens they will be appealing. his appeals attorney is a very good one, dennis riordan, one of the

smart money in the world of law, i'm talking about whatever dean johnson says. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> which we'll have more on in a minute. >> thank you terry. as terry mentioned our vic lee is tweeting from inside the courtroom. this is his latest tweet. you can read it there he writes: prosecution says bonds' behavior breached core of system. honesty. >> bonds' attorney says whatever happens they will be appealing. his appeals attorney is a very good one, dennis riordan, one of the best in the country. you can track vic's tweets by following abc7 bay area. dean johnson is here and has been following the trial since the beginning. the judge is presiding over this case she has options, she also has history with balco, right? >> yeah she has tried two cases in this balco affair, tammy thomas and trevor graham and sentenced in both cases. thomas got six months of house arrest. graham got one year. the reason was that people felt that graham being the track coach actually influenced so many people in his dealings in steroids, that the higher sentence was justifie

johnson will tell you why, coming up. >>> cooler this friday morning. you saw terry and amy bundled up, temperatures almost 15° cooler than yesterday in some areas. freezing fog possible in the north bay valleys, dry forecast the next he seven days. >>> traffic looking great right now. friday light, if you will. minor delays bay bridge toll earlier problems cleared. >>> dozens of people have spent all "nightline"ed up in the cold to make sure they are among those no -- who get to take part in a holiday grocery hand-out at glide memorial. >> you heard mike say 15° colder in some places. 6:01, thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. in san jose detectives trying to figure out what triggered a deadly shooting involving one of their officers. amy hollyfield is live near the scene. >> reporter: actually, that's where we were, police told us it was where it happened we didn't see any officers. we felt like we were in the wrong place they've since given us a correction this is more of what we would peck to see at the scene of an officer involved shooting

dean johnson will be back in the studio terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 5:32 now.ose police investigating a deadly shooting involving their officers. they say it happened last night around 11:30 near seaview drive and bermuda way several officers attempted to contact the man in the area according to police the suspect displayed threatening behavior one officer fired in what he says was self-defense. the man was taken to regional medical center where he was pronounced dead 45 minutes later. more information is expected to be released later today. >>> memorial service will be held this morning for the toddler who died from injuries he suffered in a mass shooting in west oakland. hiram lawrence was shot in the head a few weeks ago and taken off life support last friday. he and six others were shot. no arrests have been made. his memorial service will be at the gospel church on 66th avenue at 11 a.m.. it is open to the public. >>> oakland mayor quan says she disappointed after members of occupy oakland shouted her down during a public forum for the commonwealth club in

johnson. a family company. closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >>> good morning, i'm cheryl jennings. >>> and i'm kristen sze. the attorney general has just announced a bribery scandal. terry mcsweeney is live in the hall of justice. >> reporter: the district attorney is assuring the public there was never any threat to the safety of food in restaurants in san francisco, even though hundreds of restaurant managers opted to pay money rather than take a food safety exam. look at the fire power the city rolled out to show the seriousness with which they take this issue. district attorney gascon, environmental health director and others. gascon says a restaurant manager told public health department officials in 2008 about inspectors asking for between $100 and $200 to avoid taking the exams. they got the certification. the exams ask questions such as how cold must certain foods be kept? 20% of managers fail. even though two inspectors took money from hundreds of managers over the years, no managers are being charged. i asked the d.a. why? >> they were misled by the inspectors. it became clear it would be difficult to prove because of lack of knowledge. the other part and the