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it alleges leopold used his executive security detail for personal and political gain by using police officers as a campaign workers and instructing officers to drive him to sexual encounters in parking lots with a former in court -- former employee of the county executive's office. he's also been accused of forming a so-called enemies list and ordering officers to keep a close eye on his opponents. while he would not elaborate on why they change their opinion on a jury trial, those waiting to see say despite not getting picked, they feel he will get a fair trial. >> the man is accused of something and needs a fair trial. i think he will be presented in court and i wish the best to him. >> opening statements are scheduled for 9:00 tomorrow morning. if convicted on all counts, he faces up to five years in prison. >> new at 6:00, baltimore city is looking for someone to write a crime-fighting plan and they will pay handsomely to get it. a request has gone out for proposals from outside consultants who can write a new strategic plan for the police department. the city hired a new commissioner in aug

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grand jury indicted him in march and alleges leopold used his executive security detail for personal and political gain by using police officers as campaign workers and instructing officers to drive him to sexual encounters in a parking lot with a former employee of the county executive's office. leopold has been accused of forming a so-called enemies list cannot ordering officers to keep a close eye on his political opponents. while neither he nor his attorneys will elaborate on why the change their opinion on a jury trial, those who are waiting to see if they made the cut say despite not getting picked, they feel leopold will get a fair trial. >> the man is accused of something and he needs a fair trial. it will be presented in court. i wish the best to him. >> opening statements are scheduled for 9:00 tomorrow morning. if he is convicted, he faces up to five years in prison. >> breaking news tonight of carroll county -- reports of a bus accident. captain roy taylor is overhead and has the very latest for us. >> this is northbound route 27 just south of route 4. there was a crash between a car and a bus. state police are trying

us. first, at the police commission president, thomas mazzucco, commissioner kingsley, paul henderson from the mayor's office as representing because the mayor was unable to come tonight. also, we have commissioner loftus. also, the command at steep. d staff. deputy chief james that lake, lyn tomioka, leanora militello, and next to lyn commander biel, corrier from field comman. i would like to introduce chief grigory p. suhr. >> good evening, and hopefully lyn still wants to be your boss tomorrow. i know it is quiet and there are a lot of kids in the room. that is terrific. the medal of valor ceremony is the best event that we get to attend. it is when there is a crisis, emergency, extreme danger and takes everything you have to go forward, and everyone else that would want to run away, the people you will hear about tonight not only went forward, but they stood their ground, they saved lives, they promoted public safety, and i have been attending the medal of valor ceremonies as a captain since 1996, and i can honestly tell you the stories you will hear tonight in the roster we are born to go down tonight is t

using body cams that attach to their bulletproof vests. the police chief bought 8 cameras. the department says the cameras not only benefit the officers but the public as well. police are also using the cams and say it proved affective in clearing an officer accused of using ethnic slurs at someone. we'll be right back. 10 minutes after 9:00. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> it cost three times as much as locking someone up for life without parole and cannot be reversed if an innocent person is executed. >> maryland governor urged law makers to appeal the death penalty. also called on the general assembly to reenact a ban on assault weapons and look at ways to ease traffic congestion. there was mixed reaction. democrats praised it as the blueprint to move the state forward while republicans say sounded more like he ha

us, toward the police. as far as getting rid of the armor piercing bullets and giving us tools to prevent and prosecute gun crimes he calls for more school resource officers and more counselors in the schools and he asks that the nation assure that youngsters that people that are 16 and 25 years old are the ones that where the mental illness appears in us. and also, that is the same age group that is less likely to ask for help. and he also wanted to insure that the healthcare, covers programs that would offer, you know, treatment for mental illness. >> senator finestien proposed an assault weapon ban and it kind of looks like the burdy law in california and it specifically calls for stopping the sale and transferring the importtation of more than 100 specifically names guns and it goes on as the law does in the state and it says that certain futures create and if a gun has a certain feature it is an assault weapon and therefore it is ban. and it also talks about addressing, the high capacity magazines. we want to stop at ten rounds. and here, at home, marelee is proposing a san francisco ordinance, that would prohibt certain ammunition and it goes on to

they put in the windshield of their cars that identify them as traffic cops, as police officers, as court officers. then they use these parking placards illegally. >> april 2009. jimmy justice is on patrol in brooklyn, new york. >> i notice a vehicle with a police department placard in it parked at a fire hydrant, and that raised my suspicions. >> jimmy breaks out his camera and starts recording. >> so i waited a couple of moments, and then i see an off-duty police officer with his wife and kid holding shopping bags coming out of a store and getting into their car. they had gone shopping, personal shopping, while he was parked at a fire hydrant, endangering the community. what if a fire would have broken out? >> after loading his young son into the car, the off-duty officer spots jimmy justice and is not too happy to be filmed. >> what are you doing? >> what are you doing? >> you can't touch me. >> i can do whatever i want. >> why are you allowed to touch me? >> i didn't touch you. where did i touch you? >> i told him, hey, buddy, you're taking this a little too far now. you're not allowed to touch me, you're no

. >> police say the woman robbed the bank and used the man as her getaway driver. officers a quickly swarmed the car. didn't take long for police to realize the elderly man was actually the victim and they arrested the woman. >>> an unusual art display has been popping up all over oakland. gnomes painted on wooden tiles. they look harmless, but christin ayers explains, there's just one problem. >> reporter: if you weren't looking closely, you'd miss them. whimsical, watchful, like something out of a fairy tale. an army of tiny gnomes. >> so you don't mind them at all? >> not even! come on! they're cool, you know. somebody hand painted it. i mean, it's art. right on. >> reporter: the man who created the gnomes is keeping as low a profile as the gnomes themselves. but we found out he's created more than 2,300 of them and hidden them all over the city of oakland. for about a year, the magical little gnomes have lived in peace. but every fairy tale has a villain. and when pacific gas & electric got wind of the gnomes -- >> we have a policy as a company not to allow installation

. >> police say the woman robbed the bank and used the man as her get away driver. officers quickly swarmed the car and didn't take long for police to realize the elderly man was the victim. police then arrested the woman. >>> an unusual art display has been popping up all over oakland. nomes painted on wooden tiles. they look harmless, but chris nares explains there's just one problem. >> if you weren't looking closely, you'd miss them. whimsical, watchful, like something out of a childhood fairy tale. >> it brings a smile. >> an army of urban nomes, affixed to wooden poles. >> you don't mind them? >> not even. come on. they're cool, you know, somebody hand painted it. it's art. right on. >> the man who created the nomes is keeping as low a profile as the nomes themselves. he created more than 2,300 of them and hidden them all over the city of oakland. for a year, the magical little nomes lived in peace. every fairy tale has a villain and owners of the poles they are mounted on got wind of nome. >> we have a policy as a company not to allow that nature. >> they promise to r

as police search for an armed man in the area. now, we're hearing west valley elementary school may be affected as well. right now police are saying very little, but witnesses tell us that dozens of officers are gathering in body armor near the intersection of homestead road and the 1600 block of south bernardo avenue. this is a look at a google map to give smu perspective. you can see cupertino middle school right near 85 and homestead road, one of the two schools on lockdown right now. one of the people in the area who is witnessing all in that neighborhood joins us by phone right now. are you there right now? >> yes. >> thanks for your time. so where are you in perspective to all this action that's happening right now? >> i am just south of homestead high school right now in a parking lot of 7-eleven. >> and what are you seeing? >> so it looks like they've evacuated the kids that were in the pe class from homestead. they are all in the parking lot of the 7-eleven. >> and you were prompted to give us a call here at nbc bay area. we certainly appreciate that. have you seen any suspect yourself? anyone armed? >> no, other than the officers, no. >> okay. and what's the sort of -- give us a

police used water cannon to disperse angry crowds as around one hundred loyalists attacked offices in the northern irish capital belfast police are also investigating reports that shots were fired during the clashes today's violence follows a string of overnight rioting in different parts of the city nine policemen were injured loyalist anger has been sparked by a decision to end the century old tradition of flying the british union flag over city hall year round. hundreds of people have been running in pakistan administered kashmir the day of self-determination commemorating a nine hundred forty nine un resolution which said the people of the region should have the right to their own sovereignty protester shouted anti india and anti un slogans and a demonstration organized by a local militia group which wants the region to become part of pakistan there has been disputed by the two countries since they gain independence in one thousand nine hundred forty seven. freedom of expression has been one of the pillars of america since it was founded but the phenomenon of political correctness

they had to use a battering ram to break down the apartment's steel door. according to police, as the officers tried over and over again to get into the unit, the suspect inside opened fire. his bullet was lodged in that steel door. >> you got to use the best tactics and put your training into place and hope that day is not your number. >> police say they found drugs, weapons and hundreds of rounds of ammunition inside that apartment. the suspect, jeremiah pearson is charged with attempted murder. >>> today a senate committee will hold its first hearings on president obama's proposed gun control legislation. yesterday the president met with police chiefs from several departments that have dealt with mass shootings, including chiefs from newtown, connecticut, aurora, colorado and tucson, arizona. montgomery county police chief thomas manger was also there for the meeting. >>> as the senate discusses tighter restrictions on guns tomorrow, gun control advocates say now is the time for action. >> my second semester at virginia tech, i found myself on april 16th sitting in class and that's when my

us. at least twenty nine police officers were injured . as violent clashes and northern ireland reach into a six week rest was triggered by the belfast city council's decision to fly the union flag above city hall for only eighteen days a year the latest clashes broke out after about a thousand. worth by locals and. the police were forced. to disperse the. protests right. creational. some people are calling it. is working with. the tensions. are in terms of. the playstation. homeowner and pays to get off their back ses peter robinson these doorknobs only not when he was the one that had to start. their day forty thousand they floods for us to come out on the street to protest against their land a nice scent on his back save maybe take all the flak he's called was rubbish and skull mannering out you know but when he wanted also it on the streets for his election we can make for anything the protesters would put it that any kind of compromise when it comes to this is the guy who could bring the flag of it's the flag down and not said. we know w

office. prosecutors they 69-year-old republican used his police desail for personal and political purposes, among those accusations they include using officers as lookouts while he was having sex with a county employee inside a vehicle. now leopold maintains he says he's innocent. >>> health officials in montgomery county have announced two more free flu vaccination clinics including one today. it's from 9:00 to noon at the jermantown health center. only injectable vaccine will be available and it's not preservative free. tuesday vaccines will be given at the dennis avenue health center in silver spring. you can make appointments through the county's website. or by calling 311. >>> okay, it is 5:34. time for another your money report now. >> and jessica doyle is stretching your dollar and making you look even more beautiful without too much stretching of the face? >> you know we're trying to reverse the hands of time you know. the time marches on for all of us, some of us all over our faces. not really what we want to hear but you don't have to head to a dermatologist's office to turn back the hands of time. instead, how about some easy makeup

us. between those two decisions, restricting the age and increased police department presence, the concern was that it cost us a good $20,000. the event was great as far as production. the officers that came, one of them came to do a walk around with security before they ever entered the party. they sat outside all night long. i like partnering with asset p the. but when it does not make sense and it really hurts the revenue potential for nonprofit events, it just feels very unfair. [applause] >> thank you. i am going to ask some questions from the audience. jeff? >> there was a question that was asked -- what is being done to have this run later, 21 hours? i have seen numerous accidents as a nighttime commuter. i do not have a anyone frombart fart here. i did try. there had been an article on the examiner about a few of those. i reached out to the director. it was not a bad thing, necessarily. he was super interested. the most promising thing i have heard today is but we heard from supervisor wiener. in the sense that we need more, we need them in the city at 2:00 a.m.. from the entertainment commission side and a lot -- mayor's office, if i could grab his attention, this is a

using an alias and was trying to flee to mississippi. a complaint also releases details from the attack the officer clearly identified himself as a police officer. >> the suspect at that point didn't care. so that's the mentality of the violence of the individual that we're dealing with. >> glenn wilson faces charges of armed robbery of an officer and aassault. two other men are in custody of parole violations. go to ktvu.com for more on coverage. declaring a state of emergency. just self-control down to hot topics. >>> tonight california lawmakers are considering a list of nine new gun lawings. there was -- examined whether current laws need to be refined. some argued the focus needs to be on enforcing the laws we already have. >> a $20 million a year investment in gutting the guns out of a prohibited person would be a very wise and worthy investment. >> the number of bills on the table is likely to increases a the hearings continue. they go before commit fee next. >>> major league baseball says it's reviewing links that 7 major leaguers to steroids in florida. former san francisco giant and two former oakland a's players. the report f

youth engagement, pal has been around for 50 or 60 years now, and all of us were in the pal at one time and as the police officers and the volunteers coaching kids and working with kids. we want to engage the youth at a critical time in their lives between the ages of 12 and 18, where they are vulnerable and we want to make sure that they build the relationships and the bridges at the police department and get to know the officers on a personal level and see the officers being just regular people like they can talk to and work with. we do that, through the wilderness program and we take the kids camping and the program will take the kids out fishing and i know that the chief is always going to all of the little schools and high school of the future program and encouraging the kids to graduate from school and explain to them the difference in their life that it is going to make and keep them safer and it is going to help them get better jobs and make them more fulfilled. so we always try to get kids to graduate from high school and move on to college and the chief has also worked with our sfpd foundation to create

us, officer chris young is remembered for his service, his community spirit, and his smile. ♪ there were bagpipes, candles and hugs as hundred came together to remember a fallen prince william county policefficer. his two brothers, one of them an officer, spoke at the vigil. >> he was my best friend. he's looking down on us right now. at this moment. >> i just thank you on behalf of my family for everyone being here. and for your support. >> officer chris young was 35 years old and a seven-year veteran of the force. he was the third line of duty death in the department's history. >> we miss chris. he was a wonderful guy. outstanding public servant. dedicated police officer with a terrific smile. >> the cell phone video shows the fiery scene investigators say young was responding to a call on his department motorcycle new year's eve when he collided with a minivan. the driver, a 69-year-old woman from gainesville was not hurt. >> prince william county police department is, has, come to be known for, the professionalism and their community involvement. >> i love you, brother. >> young leaves behind a wife and three children and a department dealing with the grief of losing one of its own.

spikes' lawyer told us all those weapons were used by his client in his work as a police officer and spikes stored them in his car. however, the police chief in spikes' department says he wasn't authorized to carry all those weapons on duty and spikes could have had a place to store the weapons at the station if he'd asked. the chief fired spikes three days after his arrest. spikes is charged with four felony counts including two counts of using a computer to transmit harmful material to a minor. those carry penalties of up to 15 years in prison. spikes later pleaded not guilty. ] [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >>> i didn't do anything. come on, i didn't do anything. i did not do anything yet. >> get on the ground. >> down! >> let go of the keys. >> no, they're my keys. >> let go of the keys! >> all right, all right. >> 21 arrests in our flagler b

but oakland as police officer, howard jordan, says no discussion of using "stop & frisk" has been had it. the city council also approved three other policing strategies including hiring alameda county sheriff's deputies to patrol oakland streets and a new police academy class to train more officers. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> five men are in custody after monday's shooting of an oakland police officer. the undercover cop was on a stakeout in east oakland when a group of men approached his car and shot him in the arm. officers seized several guns during the manhunt for the suspects. two of them are known gang members. >>> it is 6:33. new this morning a couple of old christmas trees are to blame for a fire at an apartment building here in san francisco. the fire was reported at 2 a.m. on oak street near octavia. the fire spread on the wall on the building. fire was put out in an hour. nobody was injured. >>> police are expected to release more information today on an armed robbery in downtown palo alto on ramona street around 9 p.m. last night. there aren't many deta

us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> a disturbing scene, children watch from a nearby porch as an oakland police officer laysown evidence markers after the latest shooting, an 8-year-old girl shot and wounded in broad daylight. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us on this monday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. that little girl is in the hospital tonight after being shot in the leg. this all unfolding around 2:30 this afternoon. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney just spoke with oakland's chief of police and joins us live with what wha police have to say. just 8 years old. how is the girl? >> reporter: she's going to be fine. it's a superficial wound. the police chief responding him seven to the scene of the shooting today as a way of saying it's got to stop, shooting of these very young people, and there's been a slew of these in oakland, it's just got to stop. take a look at some pictures from the area 65th avenue off international boulevard. according to oakland police it happened about 2:40 this afternoon obviously broad daylight. a number of people were milling about this suv when a car pu

us today. at least twenty nine police officers were injured on saturday in belfast as violent loyalist clashes in northern ireland reach now into a sixth week of the rest was triggered by the belfast city council's decision to fly the union flag above city hall for only eighteen days a year the latest clashes broke out after about a thousand unionists marching on city hall were attacked by locals in a catholic area police were forced to use water cannons and plastic bullets to disperse the angry mob artie's sarah ferguson following the protests at the same. classes breaking out once again on the streets of belfast you can see the police say just trying to push back the crowds a great. number of police rather sadly fights like this becoming all too common now this isn't going to have been helped by the fact that many feel inflammatory political language has helped to whip up the tensions here on the straight. recreational rioting that's what some people are calling it. you can see the fates. just say the bronx the police responding with the worst a concert in the sun protests have been about th

they have inspectors here in the bay area as well as in baltimore and new orleans looking out for unlicensed merchandise. police officers also tell us they sited several vendors today who were breaking the rules. live in san francisco, cara liu, channel 2 news. >>> and ktvu is going to the super bowl, we have a team of reporters and photographers headed to new orleans and we will have live coverage in every single newscast starting next week. and on super bowl sunday switch over to ktvu immediately after the game with the only live postgame show with the big game in the big easy. >>> plans to build a coliseum city in the east bay are about to be evaluated. officials with the city of oakland today approved a comprehensive study on the proposed project. city and county leaders say the raiders are also taking part of the effort. >>> brandon crawford teamed up with wells fargo today to award 20 education grants. >> starting at shortstop number 35 brandon crawford. >> >> crawford took the podium this morning in front of dozens of students and adults from bay area schools. they will share $75,000 in new funding. >> grant programs like the

as transport workers and doctors protest against austerity measures it comes a day after fierce clashes broke out in athens with police using tear gas to disperse crowds who tried to storm the labor minister's office lawyer george cottle gallo's says this is caught this kind of crackdown on protesters as part of a new approach. the government has decided to follow up on lucy of zero tolerance as it says ideas that is distance to their state emissions so we have steam the government to take the medicine measures that they are unconstitutional ideas that he sent it now we have seen the order that were released very violently against identity and then was doing so well and it seemed to last three or four weeks i complain of propaganda that i had to convince us that it now was it worse has become that there is i don't believe that this is true is exactly because we are following this same set of courses of which thirty minutes of the four sleepy us how's it going then to goose us five of slow death that this recession of the economy going to actually move the economy under thorough social measures followed by a vote of the population and also affect the socialites i think that as far as what we're fol

when police officers that i used to work with as prosecutor go to a door and there's a victim of domestic abuse, they just do their job. that's what congress has to do here and reauthorize what's always been a bipartisan bill. the senate did its job, time for the house to do theirs. >> thank you very much, senator klobuchar. thanks for being with us today. >> we'll have more women on the softball team, congressional softball team to compete with your press team, andrea. we're glad about that. >> we'll do better this year. the young survivors coalition against breast cancer. thank you very much, amy klobuchar. >> thank you for all your work on that, thank you. >>> still ahead, a public plea from the family of robert levinson, missing for six years in territorial iran, but now seen. >>> chris christie, his take on his party's identity problem. i describe myself as a mother, a writer and a performer. i'm also a survivor of ovarian and uterine cancers. i even wrote a play about that. my symptoms were a pain in my abdomen and periods that were heavier and longer than usual for me. if you have

the district attorneys office is tracking domestic violence cases, the police department also. we are using the management system but as the systems hoping we will be able to show different sets of information to you. this is just the first touch of prototype reports. >> wonderful, thank you. >> not to over state, i think it is a critical question. it is not our intent that it be a project. this is something that would be a foundational, fundamental issue moving on. one of the challenges that we will face moving forward is one department only has a certain amount of resources to participate and to keep going, and another one isn't would could end up with something lopsided. an uneven patchwork of data. as we move forward, we want to make sure we have the adequate resources to have this as even and equal participation is possible so that it is not just something that is not sustainable for the long term. >> thank you commissioner. >> commissioner chan. >> commissioner chan: thank you for your presentation. i want to ask a couple of clarifying questions. it looks like the justis project replaces the cable system. my unde

twenty nine police officers were injured in saturday's sectarian clashes and violence broke out as about a thousand unionists marching on belfast city hall. and were attacked by locals the police used water cannons and plastic bullets to keep the two sides apart. reports from the scene. clashes breaking out once again on the streets of belfast you can see the police are just trying to push back the crowds a. number of police rather sadly sites like this becoming all too common other to think going to have been helped by the fact that many feel inflammatory political language has helped to whip up the tensions here on the street. recreational rioting that's what some people are calling it. you can see the fate of. the police responding with. the sun right at the pain right but the scale and intensity of. much much more than just that the students the director of the east belfast mission group is working with young protesters to try to calm the tensions some kids are doing it for fun or doing it for more sinister motives in terms of control terms of par in terms of ego some are doing it because it's sexier than the playstation you know young girls are doing it because girls even with

as they described the scene they came upon once the shooting stopped. a police officer testified as he went into theater nine he found people screaming help us, help us.he found cell phones ringing and an alarm. he choked up when it came to the moment another officer carried 7-year-old veronica moser sullivan to him. he tried to compose himself describing handing her off to be taken outside. they decided to start taking victims to hospitals via their are own patrol cars because ambulances were not on scene yet. once the testimony was complete there were family members and victims in the courtroom and they were hugging the officers and crying and thanking them. holmes sat in the courtroom today with no expression. >> shepard: what do they say about the suspect holmes? >> the officers described coming upon a scene in which they a thought they saw a enforcement officer in a helmet and gas mask but as that person who was standing in front of a car stood there doing nothing amidst the chaos they realized it was something different completely and moved in to arrest james holmes. he testified that he asked holmes who is helping you and he said holmes looked

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. >>> police say that officer yung did have his sirens and lights on as they also tell us that the driver of the minivan had a green light. no charges have been filed. >>> about 60 people crushed to death outside a stadium. most of them children. this happened last night in the ivory coast while spectators gathered to watch fireworks. one witness said security forces showed up to break up the crowd as people started to panic and run as trampling victims would fall down along the way. >>> still ahead on 9. five things that will likely cost you more in 2013. >>> i am not a troublemaker. i feel like i'm a good nurse. >> but that did not stop a hospital from firing that nurse and several others because they wouldn't get a flu shot. we'll hear from both sides right after the break. [ male announcer ] this commercial is not about getting fios; it's about getting fios. that moment after you finally got it that you actually get it. when you see the difference 100% fiber optics makes, and you say "woah we are not on cable anymore." when online videos aren't herky jerky, you get it. or when a movie