over the course of the trial, the prosecution has listed 52 potential witnesses. the defense listed 20. a jury will hear the evidence over the coming weeks and decide jason grows's fate. -- gross's fate. opening statements will start tomorrow morning. >> a half-dozen cases of legionnaires' disease have been confirmed in ocean city. a lot of those cases turned out to be deadly. the health department says the victim is an elderly person from out of state. the hotel is closed for the season. tests on water collected from various greek -- areas confirmed the presence of the bacteria. health officials say if you stayed at the hotel in september and you are experiencing a pneumonia-like symptoms, you should contact your doctor. >> police are investigating an accident that sent a car into a building. a car ran into this pizza shop. no reports of any injuries. >> the federal bribery case against ulysses currie is starting to wind down. prosecutors plan to rest their case sometime tomorrow. the government called an irs employee to support claims that the senator tried to keep its cons

the defense has listed 20 and that means the trial could go towards the end of next week. jury selection and the trial of the 36-year old start wednesday in baltimore county circuit court. the judge told potential jurors, he is accused of murdering 16- year-old rochelle battle in 2009 at his home in middle river. her body has never been found, despite searches of a nearby landfill. she was under way to meet someone at east point mall the night she disappeared. jury selection took until 4:00. ask potential jurors questions, including whether they could be fair and impartial. the court eventually sat a jury of nine men and three women. the judge give them instructions before adjourning for the day. opening statements are scheduled to begin tomorrow morning. >> tonight, the board still is the young driver killed this morning after crushing a car into a house was a senior at chesapeake high school. >> grief counselors were on hand at school today where teachers tell us that kala marie austin had a genuinely kind sold. she will be remembered for her kindness, her smile, and her

we know on the defense witness list is dr. paul white. many describe him as the father of propofol. on the defense case because he is the best -- one of the closest friends of dr. stephen shafer on the state's list. i believe we will hear from him. we may hear from another cardiologist. i think it's going to be a battle of the experts. we'll see which side wins on that. >> thanks for being here tonight. >>> still ahead, our special report on bullying. a look at real-life bullies in action. . big deal, persuade him. is it wise to allow a perishable item to spoil? he asked, why leave a room empty? the additional revenue easily covers operating costs. 65 dollars is better than no dollars. okay. $65 for tonight. you can't argue with a big deal. so to save some money... man: looks great, hun... woman: ...and we're not real proud of this. man: no...we're not. woman: we...um... teen: have you guys seen captain stewie and lil' miss neptune? dad: did you look all over the place? under your desk? all around? teen: uh, they're fish, they live in a bowl. dad: what're gonna do? anncr: there's an

we know on the defense witness list is dr. paul white. many describe him. he's an anesthesiologist. describe him as the father of propofol. very, very interesting that he is on the defense case because he's the best, one of the closest friends of dr. shafer on the state's list. i believe we will hear from him. we may also hear from another cardiologist. it's definitely going to be i think the battle of the experts and we will see which side wins on that. >> that should play out next week. sunny hostin, thank you for being here tonight. >>> a special report on bullying an extraordinary look at real life bullies in action. ♪ and the flowers and the trees ♪ ♪ all laugh when you walk by ♪ and the neighbors' kids run and hide ♪ deep inside you, there's a person who refuses to be kept deep inside you. ♪ but you're not ♪ you're the one be true to yourself. what's healthier than that? >>> all this week, we are taking an in-depth look at an epidemic we have been covering on "360." bullying. it's not just happening in schools. a lot of it happens on-line. it's rare to be caught on camera. a n

we know on the defense witness list is dr. paul white. many describe him. he's an anesthesiologist. as the father of propofol. very, very interesting that he is on the defense case because he's the best, one of the closest friends of dr. shafer on the prosecution's -- the state's list. i believe we will hear from him. we may also hear from another cardiologist. it's definitely going to be i think the battle of the experts and we will see which side wins on that. >> and we'll watch it play out. sunny hostin, thanks for being here tonight. >>> a special report on bullying an extraordinary look at real life bullies in action. >>> all this week, we are takine a free android smartphone. but how are you gonna get these phones to our clients coast to coast? it's gonna take a little magic. i'm on it. straight from motown to you, america! yes! helping people coast to coast. give me that spartan touch. [ male announcer ] call today for a free home loan review. we'll offer a free android smartphone to you! one more way quicken loans is engineered to amaze. [ woman on r♪ bum-bum,stinct ] bum-bum

for individual consulting and a more general one from outside employment, the agent said currie did not list anything. the defense asked an intriguing question without offering any details. they suggested currie may not have filled out the forms himself. >> the former secretary of transportation also testified, saying currie never disclosed his relationship with shoppers when he suggested a potential grant for shoppers. when asked by the defense whether currie's involvement a difference, he said he personally never saw the merits before the grant. >> two people aren't being treated for burns at johns hopkins university -- are being treated for burns at johns hopkins university. there were working on an hvac system when they were suddenly blasted with steam. their injuries are considered non life-threatening. the accent is still under investigation. >> taxes, jobs, and the economy laid the groundwork at baltimore city hall. the debate over the bottle tax is on. critics want to pull the plug on the bottle tax early, but the city says it cannot afford to lose the money. jayne miller has more. >> this is much the sam

the u.s. move to deploy four warships with the listing missile defenses off the spanish coast the u.s. has also sealed deals with poland turkey and romania at the station ground based missile defense elements washington claims it's to counter threats from iran and north korea russia feels it could neutralize its own nuclear deterrent moscow has repeatedly asked for it and nato guarantees but received nothing so far. time to take in more of russia close up and today on health care. we're in a pens a region in the east of the european plain although most of its territory lies in the highlands the capital is also called panzer it was founded as a small fortress in the seventeenth century and growing ever since save the city striving to be one of russia's healthiest and safest water of the governor mike easley we're going to find out more. almost every day the government is telling us that we should eat more fruits and vegetables drink less exercise more of course many people ignore these recommendations in fact working for the government will be very frustrating always telling people to d

the next two minutes. it's a professional association of criminal defense lawyers in the bay area. our membership list includes about 400 lawyers and private investigators, expert witnesses and even some professors and law students. our members are -- how do i say this -- luminaries in the field. today, the justice conference honors a past ctla honoree, one of our own, tony serra. ctla has featured the likes of not only tony serra at a feature presenter at our programs but those that include jim bross that has who defends cases most of the time but was the special prosecutor in the cat wineberger case. john was responsible for ollie north. chris argatis, who i don't think has prosecuted anyone but defends everyone. and other greats like patrick and nancy. our programs have historically been more a mix of social and educational gatherings. our history dates back to 1962. we had a judge's luncheon in 1962 and our list of ctla presidents goes back that far. i wish i had the time to list them all but i don't. we'll get that list on our ctla page soon. san francisco is lucky to have ctla to kick around. ou

meanwhile, the judge ordering a contempt hearing for one expert on the witness list for the defense.g that man insulted the prosecutor using some pretty strong language. adam housley is live outside the courtroom in los angeles. adam, what else did we hear from that grilling in court today? >> he really surprised a lot of people because the star witness had been on the stand since last thursday and because of delays, he was still on the stand today. the final witness for the prosecution for -- in most people's estimation was a strong witness, but there was a significant scarring in the courtroom. the defense got him to admit a couple of things, one, that the only other time he testified in any court case was against another doctor ten years ago that he didn't like. two, that he had done investigative work by himself before anybody ever asked him about this case. and three, a lot of the ways he came to his concludes were opinion, not fact. take a listen. >> to say that one should not lie at ucla medical center is my opinion. if you want to stretch the term opinion to that length, then

the injury was caused by a police projectile. >>> what are you reading? many e-book users would rather not share their reading lists. >> the defense department shares what it knows about foreign hackers. here is rob nelson. >> spies are helping the american banks. the national security agency reportedly provides wall street banks with information about foreign packers. that is a sign of growing fears of financial sabotage. it is the electronic espionage arm of the defense department. apple has a u.s. for the unlocked feature on its devices ./ that means no other devices can use that without facing legal action. apple has been battling other smartphone makers over patents including this one. a third of british e-book readers are too embarrassed to let anyone know if they are reading. there's no cover on it, like normal books. i am rob nelson. >> some people are dtried to escape by reading. >>> it looks like january in colorado. a snowstorm dump several inches of snow in the denver area. it snapped tree limbs, which fell on houses and our lines. several homes were damaged and thousands of homes and businesses were left in the dark. >> iic adam caskey salivat

delay was the word of the day in the bribery trial, as the defense team and lawyers of executives also on trial called a short list of witnesses to the stand. the first was state senator ryan frosh, who represents the 16th district. his testimony was brief. he testified that the senators' careers mirrored each other. he called senator kirby a modest person and a good legislator. the rest of the testimony consisted mostly of former consecutive -- executives from shoppers food or super value. there were letters concerning the possible employment of senator currie. one said the senator should assist with a new traffic light and that executives felt needed to be installed at a store in prince george's county. executives testified they knew currie was involved at shopper's but not in what capacity. the judge is hoping to get to all six witnesses they did not get to today tomorrow. we are live downtown. wbal-tv 11 news. >> several people are recovering after a pilot on the beltway. the investigation of that accident led to another. just after noon on the inner loop between 795 and [unintelligible] 5 vehicles were involv

counterinsurgency strategy in noriega where they eliminated his support structure in the panamanian defense structures before they listedhis surrender out of the vatican embassy. but, as i noted at the outset beyond policy implications the heart of the book is really an adventure story behind the manhunts. these campaigns were really tom clancyesque thrillers but in real life filled with drama tragedy courage and a gallery of larger-than-life figures both in the mending pursuit and the american warriors dedicated to apprehending them an excuse me. i would like to actually read three excerpts from the book. three episodes from the book to sort of demonstrate this fact and starting off with personally my favorite bad guy as it were. historical revisionism had been kind to many individuals targeted by u.s. strategic manhunts. geronimo and poncho villa had been romanticized by hollywood. augustus india know and shea are icons that left us throughout the world. even osama bin laden was revered by significant proportion a significant portion of the islamic world despite the large number of muslims killed an al qaeda spat. des

the defense, starting friday, we expect, and from what you know about the witness list and that approachld you say they need to do, the defense, right now? >> well, i mean, number one, they definitely need to make dr. murray look more compassionate to the jury. because right now, the jury's looking at him as somebody who just killed michael jackson. they have seen the body on the gurney. it brings home the point of his death. and his death at the hands of dr. murray. the problem is it doesn't take a genius to realize that whether you cater to the poor or you do other good acts, it's got nothing to do with whether you were grossly negligent and that resulted in a death. and on top of that, if they put prince on the stand to testify that these statements about him comforting the family were lies, then the jury will be left with this audiotape where all of the negative stuff is true and all of the stuff that is self-serving is a lie. that will be his death nail. >> and ringing in their ears as they listen to it. will conrad murray be found guilty, what's your thought? >> of course at this p

defense. >> what i will do, get the yard list and see who was out there that day, right and ask them the questions ask, was it self-defense or did he swing on you first? is that what you want me to ask? >> that it was self-defense, he swung on me first. the whole yard seen it. >> i will give you a copy of the ie report, once it's typed. all right? >> all right. >> see you in a little bit. what i'm going to do right now, i have to get the yard list from the officer, so i know who to question and i will ask the individuals per inmate samuels, did the other inmate swing on him first? >> right here, willie. >> give me the house and the name. >> officer alejos locates witness names in the yard log. there are five inmates officer deid must question. >> thank you. >> due process. he has that right. he has witnesses to be called right here. he has the right to tell his side of the story and present witnesses like he would in court. same thing. going to the hospital, second floor. >> before officer deid meets with samuels witness, he visits with edwards, still recovering from the incident in the infirmary.

the defense. the video is from a surveillance video where debra is shown buying a box of wine on the day list a disappeared. she was asked about the purchase and admitted she was drunk that night. >> doesn't explain anything because i had nothing to do with anything. i was drinking but in had nothing to do with my daughter's disaperns oar debra said she would not be surprised if she was arrested. jamie costello, abc2 news. >> three people face charges after a terrible discovery over the weekend. what he found in the basement. >>> and they already get ready for graduation. @póo >>> investigators are still trying to find the family of one of the four mentally disabled adults found look -- lacked in a -- locked in a basement in philadelphia. the incident is still under investigation but police believe they may have been held to collect their disability benefits. >>> a high school in orange county california landed in hot water after implementing a color coded i.d. system. students with the lowest scores had to wait in a separate line. students who scored the highest got perks like free admission to school eve

commands, turned towards the police officers, at which time they fired at least one defensive shot, the suspect was shot once in transported to johns hopkins bayview currently listedcondition, :13 homicide responding, which is customary in all polic involced shootings, w trial continues today... in the case against state senator ulysses currie. currie.he's charged with bribery and extortion... after prosecutors say he was a paid consultant for "shoppers food warehouse."currie is accused of using his power... to broker deals for the chain. prosecutors say currie was paid 250-thousand dollars by shoppers. an arrest is made in the belvedere tire shop fire. police arrested jason hicks... an employee at the tire shop. they're charging him with first degree arson.the fire broke out a week ago and flames quickly spread throughout the family business.... that had been there for over 50 years.fire crews spent all day trying to put out the fire.rueben maxwell owns the auto repair shop next door... and he says he saw hicks the day of the fire.he says... hicks has caused problems in the past by starting fights with employees and even customers. 04:52 "i keep on telling him, m

the autopsy found no demmerol in jackson's body. . >> reporter: dr. murray is not listed as a defense witness. but the judge reminded the cardiologist, he does have the right to take the stand in his own defense. >> the way this trial is going, as poorly as it has gone for him, i would strongly consider that option. and we'll know that soon. >> reporter: closing arguments are expected early next week. then jurors will decide if murray is responsible for the singer's death or if jackson himself was to blame. karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> murray faces four years in prison if convicted but that could turn into house arrest since california's prisons are overcrowded with violent criminals. >>> rescue crews in turkey pull a man alive from a trapped building. the man in his late 20s -- in his late 20s. emergency workers rushed him to an ambulance today, after they freed him from the rubble. more than 530 people are confirmed dead from the quake. rain and snow in the area is making life miserable for the thousands left homeless by the disaster. >>> kansas city police expand their sear

asking him to drop the weapon, he turned towards the officers with the weapon and one officer fired a defensive shot. >> he is listed in critical condition. he does not have a criminal past or record. >>> small plane crashes in to the bay in virginia. investigators are trying to locate a missing passenger. the aircraft lost power yesterday afternoon. the pilot was able to swim to shore. crews will be searching at first light for a elderly woman on board the plane. >>> speed cameras in howard county. the county will get to use two mobile speed cameras to regulate traffic near schools in the first 30 days, drivers caught going more than 12 miles per hour above the limit will be sent a warning in the mail instead of a $40 ticket. better news awaiting you at the gas pump. adam may has more in the pump watch report. >> reporter: good morning, don. analysts say prices should fall more but don't get used to it. drivers give it a big thumbs up, gas falls under $3.50 a gallon. it will be a big difference for people like scott melton. >> i own a mall business. commuting back and fort each day, i spend about 8, 900 a month. >>

the defense secretary had access to top officials in military and foreign governments funded by undeclared private donations listed by him. yet the prime minister knew nothing about these goings on for 18 months. how did he allow this to happen? >> i agree with the gentleman. this is an important and serious issue. that is why i set up a full and proper inquiry by the cabinet secretary and produce that report and the report has been published in full and i do think it has worked. as you recognize that in this case the secretary of state recognized it made a mistake, acknowledged he broke the ministerial code and resigned. that is not something that always happens in the last 13 years. >> mr. speaker, this week of all weeks show some humility. [shouting] >> we still don't know the full facts about this case, about the money trail, about who in the government -- it is becoming clear that there are a network of individuals, some with close links to the conservative party and other members of the cabinet. given that he says he knows nothing about the arrangements of the former defense secretary can he give this house

the defense secretary had access to top officials in military and foreign governments funded by undeclared private donations listed by him. yet the prime minister knew nothing about these goings on for 18 months. how did he allow this to happen? >> i agree with the gentleman. this is an important and serious issue. that is why i set up a full and proper inquiry by the cabinet secretary and produce that report and the report has been published in full and i do think it has worked. as you recognize that in this case the secretary of state recognized it made a mistake, acknowledged he broke the ministerial code and resigned. that is not something that always happens in the last 13 years. >> mr. speaker, this week of all weeks show some humility. [shouting] >> we still don't know the full facts about this case, about the money trail, about who in the government -- it is becoming clear that there are a network of individuals, some with close links to the conservative party and other members of the cabinet. given that he says he knows nothing about the arrangements of the former defense secretary can he give this house

towards the police officers, at which time they fired at least one defensive shot, the suspect was shot once in the upper body, transported to johns hopkins bayview hospital, where he is currently listed in critical condition, :13 :13 after the shooting, homicide detectives were called to the home. this is protocol for any police involved shooting of this nature. the man shot has not been identified as of yet. once again, this happened around 9:00 last night a double shooting in annapolis remains under investigation this morning. it happened in captains circle. 33-year old guan brown and 30 year old james donta wilson... were shot early saturday morning at the admiral oaks apartment complex. police say brown was struck several times... he's now listed in critical condition.we're told wilson was hit in his leg... he's in fair condition this morning. 3 police need your help this morning finding the suspects involved in a shooting in north baltimore.it happened at the intersection of the alameda and belvedere avenue just after 6:00 on staurday. a 54-year old male was shot in the knee. he was transported to an area hospital.and at last check he was in stable condition. anyone with informa

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the immediate problem and oil, although i will list our national defense posture and fiscal erosion as equally critical. it is important for the american people to understand how the oil crisis emerged, what it is, and what the potential consequences worldwide are if we don't come to grips with the. that was in 1975. thirty-six years later that is a conversation still to be had with the american people. statistics have become mind numbing, but the reality is that this country consumes more oil than any other, 22% of the world's oil production every year. let's go back to 2005 and the latest phase of the oil pricing roller-coaster the we have all been gone in recent years. at that time oil prices from 2005-2008 oil prices doubled. oil that was selling for $75 a barrel on the summer of 20007 shut up as high as $147 per barrel year later. i don't know about you, but to me that sounds like an oil shock that was not talked about the time. no one mentioned the oil shock. oil prices, oil price increases can be of short by consumer economies if they are gradual and moderate. slow increases in

the torso. that man is listed in critical condition. m&t bank stadium was a no-fly zone for the new york jets as the ravens defense shut down quarterback mark sanchez. the defense took over, capitalizing on three jets turnovers. the ravens go into their bye week in first place in the afc north. facebook is looking to forming their own political action committee. they are expanding their offices in washington where x is pac.experts there will form a others think the site has gone too far and should remain a political. >> this morning we asked -- do you think facebook is going too far if it forms a political action committee to lobby capitol hill? >> very thoughtful, jb. we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> we have an update on your morning commute. we are tracking some delays and some taxes. conowingo road is shutdown. take dublin road edger alta. a problem on southbound 83, an accident off to the side. -- take dublin road as are all to appeared down to six teen miles per hour in the outer loop approaching 795 towards edmondson. an accident on fall

the defense will always put out a witness list and maybe call half of those witnesses. e defense case to be made up largely of experts, to deny the allegations. regarding the use of propofol in the home. as a matter of fact, we already know several of their witnesses and they're all experts. but i'm not looking for conrad murray to take the stand. but this defense may not have any other choice. >> the other reason you're in los angeles -- you're having a good time with that "dancing with the stars," aren't you? >> we really are. >> oh, yea! >> he won't leave me alone. it's constant. rumba, rumba, rumba. >> it looks like you've been a great student as well, tristan. can you tell me, tristan, how great a student has she been? >> yeah, she's been all right. she's doing great. i think she's getting more confident and stronger as the weeks go on. >> hey, see that jacket? open in the front? that was my idea. >> yeah. >> okay. so i wonder, nancy, so many dancers will say this has been kind of a life-altering experience. would you say for you this is something where you've made

the defense. as far as the players that will not be playing, that's going to be trent williams and sellers. they are both out. both listedle. there was one change to the roster today. brandon compton has been added to the 53 man roster. as you all well know, the injury bug bitten the skins pretty bad. five offensive starters will be missing in toronto on sunday. this week, tim hightower and chris cooley were placed on injured reserve. the players on the field are expected to start up. starters and backups alike. >> there's no excuses. nobody is going to have pity. nobody is going to spot us any points. their starting receiver is down or their runningback is down. let's give them a free touchdown, they aren't going do that. they are going to try to take advantage of that just like we have to fight and bounce back. >> the terps face boston college tomorrow and the question is, who will be the starting quarterback? cj brown left last week's game against florida state after taking a vicious helmet to helmet hit and he did not return. danny o'brian threw and rushed for a touchdown. randy, who is it going to be? >> we might pl

the immediate problem is oil although i would list our national defense posture and fiscal erosion ascritically important, he said it is important for the american people to understand how the oil crisis emerged, what it is, and what our potential consequences, worldwide, if we do not come to grips with it. that was in 1975. 36 years later, and that is a conversation still to be had with the american people. statistics can become mind numbing after a while, but the reality is this country consumes more oil than any other. 22% of the world's oil production every year. let's go back to 2005, and the latest phase of the oil price roller coaster we've all been on in recent years. at that time, oil prices from 2005-2008, oil prices doubled the oil was selling for $75 a barrel in the summer 2007, shot up as high as $147 a barrel a year later. now, i don't know about you but to me that sounds like an oil shock, but it wasn't talked about at the time. no one mentions the phrase oil shock. oil prices, oil price increases can be absorbed by consumer economy if they are gradual and moderate. slo