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he implicated his friend, 19-year-old vincent holmes, as the man who killed kevin rice. >> vincent holmes a street kid, late teens. he was friends with william buck, hung out at the auburn manor apartment complex. really had a flat affect, borderline functioning intellectually. just a street kid with really no purpose in life. >> not surprisingly, when holmes was questioned, he pointed the finger at william buck. this created a problem. could forensics prove who pulled the trigger? several residents at the auburn manor apartments saw william buck and vincent holmes together on the night of the murder. they were outside the apartment drinking. the residents were able to identify the clothes each man was wearing. and with a search warrant, that clothing was retrieved from their respective apartments and sent to forensic analyst mary wong. she conducted the same tests she used on the hooded sweatshirt. no gunshot residue was found on either man's clothing. so, the hooded sweatshirt and the shirts from both men were sent to skip palonik, one of the country's premier experts in trace evidence

. >> the man said he had no doubt the rapist on the tape was his roommate, 30-year-old vincent sanchezan electrician who worked in the local film industry. the tape showed sanchez raping numerous women on camera. >> it was quite horrifying to actually see a woman being raped and sexually assaulted. >> when investigators asked sanchez's roommate whether anyone in the house owned an assault rifle, he said he did. >> i'm sitting on the bed and he tells me, well, yeah, the gun's right here, it's underneath the bed. and as soon as i looked at it, the hair on the back of my neck stood up. >> it was an ak-47. detectives also found something near the trash outside the house. >> i excused myself from the interview to take a phone call, and i walked outside the residence, and over by some trash cans, i saw a garment of clothing on the ground and walked up to it, and i saw that it was a green jacket. >> a green gap jacket with an orange lining. it was fairly distinctive. and he saw what he believed to be a bullet hole in the side. >> it was the same color jacket megan barroso wore on the night sh

great pastors and none butter than we have no it is a honor to bring up [inaudible] pastor at saint vincent de paul church. to give a bit background on sfauther ken, he grew up in washington dc. first saw san francisco as the merchant marines and a graduate in 74 where my father was also a graduate. he served 21 years in the naval reserve and after leaving the merchant hurenes [inaudible] ordained in nov 81. i think most stuny [inaudible] you were the first affric american to be ordained in the archdiocese in san francisco. >> yes >> father ken returns to san francisco and ran sacred heart 15 years and closed. [inaudible] worked at the naval hospital in oakland and resigned the [inaudible] desk job in hawaii which i think most have taken to serve the prisners here. spent a few years in exile in mur in but came back to san francisco and installed as pastor of saint vincent de paul. i think a quote you sited, a establish perish with a beautiful church great school and active [inaudible] no hospital that got you very excited about coming back to saint vincent de paul. on a very person nolet, f

mayor vincent gray has competition in his re-election bid.he challenger who could give him a scare on election day. >>> also ahead, trying to get the lights back on. the challenges facing utility crews along the east coast this morning after this week's winter storm. >>> connect with me on facebook and twitter. and later today, we're going to see a wide variety of temperatures around. >>> welcome back at 4:41. you won't have to remember about any closed stations on the metro lines this weekend. still expect your trip to take a little longer than normal. there will be delays on three lines. on the red line, expect trains to arrive every 12 to 24 minutes. on the blue and orange lines, trains will run every 16 minutes. >>> it is now 4:41. power crews hope to restore service to all of its customers very soon. this week's ice storm still has thousands of people without electricity. mainly in maryland. potomac edison has nearly 10,000 outages in frederick and montgomery counties. it's telling customers all electricity will be restored by midnight t

mayor vincent gray says gender identity disorder is a recognized medical condition and patients should not have to pay huge out of pocket expenses for a medically necessary treatment. gray says the city's policy will put a stop to healthcare discrimination against the transgender community. >>> with d.c. mayor vincent gray leading in the preelection pops bruce leshan reports his owe -- polls, bruce leshan reports his opponents are looking for an opening. >> reporter: another d.c. mayoral debate and the incumbent and frontrunner poignantly ignores continuing sniping from his challengers on ethics questions. >> i believe that you cannot have a culture of corruption when we have this growth in our city because the 1 thing that will kill off that kind of economic development in d.c. is a corrupt government. >> reporter: the mayor said repeatedly that he knew nothing about a shadow campaign that may have helped him win in 2010, but at a debate at gw his leading opponent kept dropping hints. >> investigations in the mayor's office to make sure that all public officials would be held accounta

what vincent is essentially arguing isn't an argument, it's anti-union feelÑiing massacre aiding as an what i mean by that is i i have vincent and many others who are so strongly oppose to this from the outside would prefer no union anywhere. and this is workers making the decision. if they don't like the experience, they can vote the union out in a year. they will elect their represents. they will ratify or not every contract that is negotiated. robert wagner the senator in the mid 1930s who wrote the basic labor relations law of the country, the wagner act, said at the time the free right to choose a union is the difference between despotism and democracy. that's what is at stake. what is unique about this particular model is it builds on what the japanese became so famous for in the 1980s, which was quality circles and lien production. and in that case you had teams that are improving things in a given area. with the works council workers have voice in all aspects of a factory's operation. and in fact, worker representatives guide basic decisions for volkswagen internationally. that

mayor vincent gray leaves the crowded field of candidates in the democratic mayoral primary. however, a majority of voters want somebody else in the office even though they give gray high marks for job performance. it's the irregularity from that 2010 campaign that is still haunting him. bruce johnson reports muriel bowser has emerged as gray's nearest challenger. >> reporter: d.c. council member muriel bowser was out walking in the voter rich area of ward 5 today. the latest public poll has her moving away from the crowded field of challenging but still eight points behind mayor vincent gray. >> the poll says district residents want to elect a new mayor and our campaign is positioned to win april 1st. >> reporter: bowser won the washington post endorsement and counts on voters still bothered by the 2010 shadow campaign of the mayor to put her over the top. >> when you have officials who corrupted an election, a campaign, for me that's disqualifying. >> reporter: mayor gray thus far refused to single bowser out in a crowded field of seven challengers. today he was slamming an

illinois tollway worker vincent petrella lost his life doing his job. vincent was struck and killed on i-88 while helping a truck driver in distress. he served with the tollway for 13 years. he leaves his wife sandra and two young children behind. and we ask god to bless his immortal soul. illinois state police trooper douglas balder was with vincent that night. at this hour, trooper balder is battling for his life at loyola university medical center in maywood. we thank him for his ethic of service and we pray for his recovery. please join me in a moment of silence and prayer for vincent petrella and trooper douglas balder. brblth [moment of silence] in illinois we honor our heroes and we're grateful for their service. i'd like to welcome two more illinois heroes, sergeant brent adkins and sergeant benjamin griest of the illinois national guard. shortly after midnight on monday, january 6, they answered the call. multiple semis had jack-knifed and caused a pile-up on i-57 and i-70 near effingham. the drifts were so thick and the snow falling so hard th

>> reporter: yeah ken, his name is vincent. he said a lot of the passengers thought they were going the fly as this plane turned plummeted and turned violently and started shaking. this flight left yesterday and was headed for hong kong. about eight hours into the flight as they got over japan, they experienced what has been described as violent turbulence. 12 passengers and attendant were injured. you can see from the photos that were tweeted out today, it left quite a mess. vincent is from indian, he does visits here in the bay area. he says the turbulence was like riding a bull for two whole minutes. >> it was throwing you up and downsideways. quite a few people in front of me were throwing up. it hit the ceiling of the aircraft. we had a couple of the baggage bins opening up and the bags flying out. >> reporter: mr. sunder made it safely home. he is back in india now. he believes when it is all said and done, there may be more than a dozen jayed as he saw quite a few people. mostly with minor injuries. joe vasquez, kpix5. >

vincent geopapa. take a look. i had missed my airplane.we were sitting in the airplane lounge together. we had this amazing discussion about allergies. i know you're not an allergist. i know that you are the premier anti-aging doctor. but i thought it was interesting what we talked about. so my first question to you is, what's the difference between a food allergy and a food intolerance? because they're two different things. >> over time we all develop allergies to certain foods, because as our intestines age, we don't actually have the ability to absorb the nutrients or foods or specific types of foods optimally. those foods get absorbed and create an allergic response. food insensitivities are mainly due to enzyme insufficiency, like lactose inefficiency, and those things that we cannot fully digest the compound. the two major components of food problems are really of the innocence tiths, or sensitivities. >> one of them is the food intolerance actually appears days later, whereas a food allergy can be almost immediate, and can cause dea

>> i have one speaker card, doris vincent. >>> good afternoon. doris vincent. what has been presented before you has been vetted in the community. they were able to, at the charette, change some things if they didn't like. so, i hope that you will approve this because this is community driven. >> one more card, oscar james. >>> oscar james, bayview hunters point, native resident. i support this 100% and i'm also glad the young community developers plan a significant part in this particular development. and i totally support now lennar corporation for their commitment to do what we've asked for in the beginning and more. so, with that, i approve it and i'm glad it's happening, and i hope it will become a success for the rest of the community. thank you. >> d.j. [speaker not understood]. >>> it's a tough one. good afternoon, commissioners. d.j. brook ter, director of [speaker not understood]. i want to echo what we hear from the community. we've worked tirelessly alongside am cal and ocii. looking at schematics and [speaker not understood], they've been a friend

mayor vincent gray leading in the april 1 democratic primary. the results show he is benefitting from a crowded field of candidates. but he remains vulnerable because of if lingering 2010 campaign scandal. tom sherwood breaks down the findings. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >>> first elected in 2010, mayor gray decided only in december to seek reelection. the new maris poll for nbc4 and media partners, wmau radio and the washington informer shows the head to head race this way now. gray has 28% followed by ward 4 councilmember muriel bowser in striking distance at 20%. 13% forward 2 councilmember jack evans. 12% forward 6 councilmember tommy wells, and 12% undecided. all of the other candidates trail in single digits, far behind the leaders. for mayor gray, however, his apparent lead is clouded. the poll shows two-thirds of democrats say it's time to elect someone else. among those democrats, 46% think gray did something unethical in his 2010 campaign 24% believe he didom 15% say he did not nothing wrong. another 15% aren't sure. the

now, vincent is the only one affected by this. there are 300,000 arkansans -- excuse me, 300,000 national gad and reserve service members -- national guard and reserve service members across the country that fall in the same sat egory. my bill would fix this. it would amend the military definition of "veteran" to give guard and reserve retirees with 20 years of service the honor of being called a veteran. and it is an honor. it would allow these service members to salute when the star spangled banner is played, to march in a veterans parade and to be recognized as veterans by other veterans. it's also -- and i know members of this chamber will ask this question and they should. this is a cost-neutral bill. there's no cost with this. it's simple. it's cost-neutral, and it is an overdue recognition of these individual service members who have served bravely for our country. it's time that we pass this bill so that vincent and hundreds of thousands of others can receive the honor that they deserve. with that, madam president, i yield

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. >> reporter: mayor vincent gray says one bad decision by a rookie out of dozens of others shouldn't tarnish the cadet program. that rookie failed to respond along with four other firefighters. the 19-year-old was worried about leaving his desk watch post at engine 26 and failed to ring the firehouse bell when 77- year-old cecil mills collapsed across the street. >> why something that simple was omitted from the report. >> the question is notice. you ring the bell to give notice. he gave notice. he called over the loudspeaker. to me it didn't seem like it was germane. >> reporter: do you have confidence in the cadet program? >> absolutely. >> there was information apparently they did not share with the committee that's in the mills report. that's very disappointing. it's a lack of transparency and it really breaches fate with the community that we is everybody. >> reporter: in northwest -- that we serve. >> reporter: in northwest, surae chinn, wusa9. >>> you know all those potholes you lit on the way to work? those are just -- hit on the way to work? those are just the tip of the ice

. >> let's go to vincent, a swiss-based journalist. >> first of all, is this likely to pass? >> well, the latest opinion polls last week she had is 7% lead for those against curbing iminterags. so at the moment based on that opinion pole it wouldn't pass. the gap has been narrowing in the past few weeks, and what will be decisive is turp out. a large number of voters don't necessarily have political affiliations, are opposed to the government's line on the european union and immigration, and could be decisive. >> is this a case of those people pushing for reform, not wanting foreigners in their country. is there something deeper, that we can examine about the nature of this. >> you mentioned a figure of 70,000 a year. it's the net immigration figure. how this manifested for people is overcrowded trains, rising house prices, pressure on infrastructure, cities spreading. there is a real resentment, if you like, of the negative consequences of immigration. but, of course, that is fastry outweighed in the fews of many people which the positive consequences of immigration. >> one

today, mayor vincent gray said the harsh winter has taken its toll on the roadways. the driver is will attest to that. more than 9,000 have already been filled by the department of transportation alone. this thing they called pothole poluz or poluzo speeds up crews' response time within 48 hours of the first report. >> i didn't quite catch that. what was that effort called? >> hold on, i have to look. pothole poluzo. >> so the question is they're supposed to start that on march 20th. is the snow going to stop by then? >> you know what march 20th is? first day of spring. there you go. >> spring poluzo. >> we have a couple of chances for snow over the next couple of days including a chance for a pretty big storm here as we make our way in to next week. one thing for sure, we will stay on the cold side. a beautiful shot. the sun went down at 5:57. we have a little bit of dusk. that is gorgeous. temperatures sitting at 34 degrees, winds out of the north-northwest at 13 miles an hour and puts our windchill down to 25 right now. it is really going to be a cold night tonigh

mayor vincent gray has raised since announcing his bid for reelection in december. when it comes to the four council members running against the mayor, jack evans has more than $685,000 left. bowser has the most money of any candidate at $791,000. the busboys and poets owner has about $99,000. we are hearing from the judge that presided over amanda knox's latest murder conviction. what he said. plus, security measures ahead of super bowl xlviii. and a story of caution for smart phone owners, an >> nasa is marking the 11th anniversary of the space shuttle disaster. uponbia broke apart reentry, killing all crew members. the calls of the accident was a piece of insulating foam that broke off and struck the left wing. the judge overseeing amanda saids third murder trial he struggled with the verdict. speaking to an italian newspaper, he did not explain how he and the jury found her guilty of killing her roommate. the decision of her ex-boyfriend not to testify hurt their case. they were convicted of murder back in 2009, acquitted in a second trial. experts are divided o

mayor vincent gray supports decriminalizing marijuana. according to a recent poll, 63% of washingtonians want to legalize pot. >> a federal judge will hear arguments today in the challenge to virginia's same sex marriage ban. virginia's new attorney general mark herring accepts the challenge. >>> 5:04 now. republicans in the house of delegates responded with legislation. the house passed a bill yesterday that gives lawmakers standing in lawsuits at which the governor at the attorney general has chosen not to participa participate. >>> today the judge will hold a recall hearing for eugene delgadio. opponents filed a petition citing a rarely used law reflecting neglect of duty or incompetence. he called that an effort to disenfranchise voter who is elected him four times. he was censured last year for misusing connecticut funds but he was not indicted for the actions. >>> new concerns for pregnant women this morning. the impact the cold and flu season could have on their unborn child. >>> and while the pilot of the plane behind these contro

mayor, but who is really bad enough to whoop vincent gray? jack evans says it's him. muriel bowser says it's her. our bruce johnson sorts out the arguments. >> also human sex trafficking is on the rise and a local lawmaker is leading the charge tofigure out how to stop it. >> and then there is this, an altercation between a maryland police officer and a man who's videotaping arrests. now there's an internal investigation about this little wrestling match. i'll see you at 6:00. >>> rising gas prices in tonight's consumer alert. after a drop in december the cost of gas crept higher in january and there's been a major bump in the last couple weeks. analysts say one reason for the spike is that gas supplies are down because many refineries shut down this time of year to get ready for the busy summer season. >> between now and april we're likely to tax on another 40 cents a gallon. in some areas it would be 30. in other areas it would be 50. >> it may be some time before drivers see relief. gas prices are expected to peak in may before falling again. >>> a law that would a

vincent carter is accused of walking in and demanding money, but the clerk would have none of it. >> i just grabbed the gun, and we were fighting. i grabbed his neck and i pushed him to the back. so when i got him there, i push him there because my friend was in back working there. i call him to come help me. >> now once the two men got the suspect on the ground, they sat on him until police arrived. this very same thing happened earlier this week in richmond. >>> it is now legal for drivers to pick up the phone and look at a map, but the state is not happy about the change. the case could lan in a california supreme court. the rule change comes off the fifth district court of appeals reversed a fresno man's conviction for using a map on his iphone. they say it does not cover looking at a map, only talking on the phone and texting. >> i think if it was voice activated we could go that way, but having it as a distraction it would be just as bad as talking or texting on the phone. >> i think people do what they have to regardless of what the rules are. >> as for the chp, they say they

administration support for charter schools, which are nonunion, and the firefighter's union, which supported vincent gray time wants mayor gray to part with his fire chief. the final major concern say sources is the u.s. attorney continuing probe into the mayor's 2010 shadow campaign. >> what they would read into it, his campaign organization has work to do, having to go one union at a time. >> the sources at the labor council meeting say no candidate have the 2/3 majority needed had there been a roll call vote. gray appeared to have the most votes. bowser was referred to as light and an apparent slap. bowser was endorsed by the washington post. >> only room for us to grow. >> bruce johnson, wusa9. >> the gay and lesbian victory fund has endorsed d.c. council member, david catania. the independent is exploring a possible mayoral bid, but not officially running yet. he would challenge the democratic primary winner in the general election. >> today, president obama and house speaker, john boehner shared something they haven't shared in more than a year. a little one on one time at the white house. the

so this is very personal for vincent.about bonster, but it's a serious issue because a lot of pets get a lot of diseases and there should be obamacare for pets. >> i know you have a fluffy at home. >> every time i go to the vet, it's $500. >> it is. >> you say hello to the vet and he hands you a pel for $500. >> and that pet insurance is a scam. >> it is. a lot of people have pets, you know what i'm talking about with the vet, right? something has got to be done. i think paobamacare. >> if you're mad as hell, we want to know about it. write us at foxnews.com. >>> we come right back and megyn on outrageous lawsuits and a cop arresting a firefighter trying to save a life. kelly is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ to launch a startup from your garage. from compurs, smartphones and 3d printers, to coffee, snacks, and drinks to fuel the big ideas. ye staples has everything you need to launch a startup from your garage... mom! [ male announcer ] except permission to use the garage. thousands of produs added online every day... even safety cones. no

vincent brought it up in the p-a-c meetings, what have you. we need to have housing for people in our community who have been in foster care and who are turned out of foster care housing for them. we also need to have housing for those people in our community who either became homeless, fill in some of those projects or buildings for them in the hunters point shipyard. i mean, it was 540 acres. and when i served on that committee, our concern was the people who were affected in our community, and those people are people who have been affected in our community and nobody has spoke up for them. i wish for this commission to look into that and possibly make some kind of adjustment to make those things possible for the people in our community. not only our community, also for the rest of the people in the san francisco bay area. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. is there any further public comment? >> no other. >> thank you very much. please call the next item. >> report -- the next order of business is item 7, report of the chair. >> i

so this is very personal for vincent.lot of jazz about bonster, but it's a serious issue because a lot of pets get a lot of diseases and there should be obamacare for pets. >> i know you have a fluffy at home. >> every time i go to the vet, it's $500. >> it is. >> you say hello to the vet and he hands you a pel for $500. >> and that pet insurance is a scam. >> it is. a lot of people have pets, you know what i'm talking about with the vet, right? something has got to be done. i think paobamacare. >> if you're mad as hell, we want to know about it. write us at foxnews.com. >>> we come right back and megyn on outrageous lawsuits and a cop arresting a firefighter trying to save a life. kelly is next. a . >>> bill o'reilly and the kelly file segment. two hot topics beginning with another frivolous lawsuit, this one in oregon, asking for a half million dollars because a gender-confused person was insulted. here to explain further, the anchor of her program, miss megyn. tell me what this is. >> normally i would be going after yo

vincent's vehicle and also the pixie glitter. that was amazing that they could put those pieces of pixie glitter together and show that it had been located in all those different areas and it was consistent amongst each other. >>> up next, a young aspiring singer disappears. >> a telltale sign of somebody who was running away from something. >> she had a history of running away. she had always come back. >> surveillance cameras tell at least part of the story. >> when i saw the video, i started feeling very confident that we were focusing on the right guy. >> all they had to do now was to find him. ♪ i wanna love someone who will stand by my side ♪ >> 16-year-old joshan ashbrook had dreams of stardom. >> her sister and joshan used to write songs all the time, different little lyrics and things, and they wrote one song called "wanna." ♪ i wanna love you, but could you love me too ♪ ♪ i feel so safe when i'm with you ♪ ♪ i wanna love you >> and joshan sang this song and they really wanted to get it recorded and to do something nice

payor vincent gray came up with 34%. council member grey got 44% of the vote. ward 4 is her district. and number 2, she's been saying this was a 2 person race and this vote may begin toil strait that. guys, illustrate to you. >> earliy voting begins march 17. this is a hot race, and we'll be following in it right up until the end. we also have another weather warning for o overnight and tomorrow's commute in the morning. >> here's first alert chief meteorologist rochelle with what we can expect. >> reporter: >> the suburbs are below freeing, and there will be some slick spots tomorrow. 35down, already, the freezing mark, 29 in hagerstown, 2eu in cumberland. and lows tonight will be in the 20s everywhere. 24 in rockville, 24 in fairfax, 26 downtown, 25 in college park, 27 even toward wald organize rf. what we're worried about is black ice. the road appears wet. and also, just walking to get your paper tomorrow morning, it may appear wet, but your driveway may be frozen as well. we are talking about gusty winds overnight and tomorrow morning. >> that ice storm th

in a search for suspects, police learned that jason mcguigan and his upstairs neighbor, todd vincent into a fight a week or two before the murder. >> mcguigan had slapped todd. todd retaliated by choking jason or throwing jason to the ground. jason reported to the police. it turns out there wasn't enough of a conflict that anybody got charged. >> todd denied any involvement in the murders. gunshot residue tests on his hands were negative. but he said something curious, that he didn't hear any gunshots from jason's apartment. ballistic experts say that's not necessarily unusual. >> if they don't expect to hear a gunshot, when they do hear something, they'll interpret it some other way. >> next, police started to run down the vehicles parked outside jason's apartment. one was jason's cadillac escalade. the other was a red toyota, one of two vehicles owned by jason's friend, 19-year-old mark wu. he was from taiwan, the son of a wealthy businessman and an honor student at the university of wisconsin. when police tracked him down, mark wu was in new york city and about to board a plane to

vincent carter is accused of walking in with a shotgun and demanding money.the clerk fought back. >> i just grabbed the gun and we keep fighting. i grab his neck and i push him down to the back. so i push him there, because my friend he w bk working there. i call him to help me. >> you see his hand is a little bandaged up there. once the suspect was on the ground, they sat on him until police arrived. the suspect is now behind bars facing five charges, including armed robbery. >> let's turn things over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff, is that rain coming in already? >> it's getting very close. a few sprinkles on the radar. this area of low pressure is tightly wound out here, a classic area of low pressure. very strong for california standards. the tighter this winds up the next 24 hours, the more strength it's going to have. the core of the low pressure headed towards los angeles. but the frontal boundary right here associated with it beginning to hit california, ramping up our rainfall just as expected. you can see we've looped the radar over the p

, we will have the full poll result in the race for mayor, but that is going to include incumbent vincent gray and the challengers. we are still preparing the results, but tom sherwood is here with more on the polling. tom, can we assume that if most people are voting, this is going to bode well for the mayor? >> well, people should know that this election is coming up fast, and in three weeks we start early voting for the april 1st, and too late to register for the primary. secondly, the poll tonight, sorry to tell you that the details will be released tonight about what that means in terms of the people thinking that we are on the right track. we can't do it now, but i give you a hint that while people are generally satisfied with the direction of the city and what is go g ing to happen, there ar serious fitfalls for -- pitfalls for mayor gray and who is going to win this primary. there is a broad look of the people at the city, and the registered parties and everybody involved and i can't wait to be back at 11:00 with the results. >> well, neither can we, so hurry back, tom. >> is that

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s economy showing steady growth, incumbent mayor vincent gray might be a shoe-in for another term, but his challengers are eager to point out that gray's three years and two months have been anything but ordinary. >> i believe that you cannot have a culture of corruption when we have this growth in our city because the 1 thing that will kill off that kind of economic development in d.c. is a corrupt government. >> reporter: the mayor has said repeatedly that he knew nothing of a shadow campaign that may have helped him win in 2010, but at a debate at gw his leading opponent kept dropping hints. >> investigations in the mayor's office to make sure that all public officials would be held accountable to a strict standard of conduct and now we have an independent ethics board. >> reporter: mayor gray ignored the jabs focusing instead on the businesses he has lured to the city like the wal-mart that's going into the sky land neighborhood in southeast. >> after 28 years of promises to the people on the east end of this city the sky land shopping center will finally come to fruition because o

in aor -- mayor vincent gray earlier today. are you pleased with the action taken so far? >> deputy quander i know is doing an excellent job as he always does. i'm awaiting his report to see what findings there are and what recommendations he will make and we have to do this quickly. >> kellene davis and another firefighter have been placed on paid leave. a cadet firefighter has been reassigned to another firehouse. >>> now to a story only seen on wusa9, a child just 2 1/2 years old able to walk out of his daycare center and no one even noticed. a lot of people talking about this tonight. this happened yesterday at bright eyes in germantown. little amari blaney wandered outside with no jacket gone for 20 minutes. thank goodness a good samaritan spotted him. they saw him at the end of the parking lot, called police. he was okay, but his mom not too happy. tonight she's only talking to us. >> something must be done to insure that the people that come in there to care for these children are actually being cared for properly. >> yolanda blaney asked the state of maryland to in

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