reporting live, wb let the. county policel are investigating a bizarre crash that injured a pedestrian in pasadena. the driver came upon an suv driving west on route 100 around midnight. police say that the suv cut the driver off and three people got out just as the car tried to pass. one of the men in the suv was hit. he is in serious but stable condition. no charges have been filed. please are still investigating. a string of shootings in annapolis last night. gunshots in the 1800 block of saint margaret's road, that was around 1130. -- 11:30. iny found two bullet holes the window of the cakes and confections gourmet store. then they discovered bullet holes into nearby homes on that same street. anyone with information is urged to call the police. -- are investigating a homicide in baltimore city. investigators say a man was shot in the head at around 6:00 p.m. on the 2300 block of riggs avenue. that area is still an active crime scene. no word on a suspect. an update on the homicide yesterday. baltimore count

toul 0 se is where they made the first flight of the a-350 wb. plane that's essentially going to be countering the 787 dreamliner as well as boeing's 777, and like all first flights, there were plenty of airbus employees there cheering it on from the ground, so the question becomes when you look at the a barb 350 wb, first scheduled delivery next year, how much will it rival the arab bus? they say it's 20% more fuel efficient than what's in the market and 6% more efficient than the dreamliner. over the last year you can see airbus and the parent of airbus it's outperformed boeing. for boeing's perspective it also has news that it's going to be making on monday that it believes is going to get plenty of attention, and that is the launch of a larger dreamliner. this is going to be a 78710 x is what they are calling it at this point. the largest stretch version of the dreamliner. it would be a third version of the 787 from boeing, and against the a-350. they believe that this is one of those planes that can fit into that market. don't forget we'll b

. >> wb wc city officials plan to release a controversial report about the actions of four employees at the lesher center for failing to report alleged sexual abuse. the employees were place on paid administrative leave, but later reinstated. the report found the four acted appropriately. the city council resisted making that report public, but then friday voted to release it. the report is expected to be available on monday. >>> changes are coming to facebook. the menlo park-based company says it will no longer place ads on pages with sexual or violent content. the move came after several businesses pulled their ad because their ads were placed along controversial pages. facebook relies heavily on ads which accounts roughly for 85% of the company's revenue. new policy goes into effect only monday. >>> meantime facebook owned instagram got spanned by way of fruit. the photo-sharing service was flood with pics of fruit and clicking on the photo led people to some sort miracle fruit diet. ip statue gram said it reset the passwords of those affected and notifying them about change. >>>

becky, you're in london right now but you just last week were in istanbul wb these live pictures areking to these protesters. what are they protesting? what are they upset about? >> let me give you two thoughts as i look at these pictures. i hope i'm not right in saying this but i may be, is that things were quiet during the day, a very festive mood by many, the tens of thousands in that square. but by night things got a little eerie and it worries me that things could get a lot worse this evening if the protesters don't disperse. the government is right to have pointed out there are two groups of protesters. they say one is a legitimate group of protesters who demand they stop the government taking these spaces, gezi park. i saw the other group the government referred to and many in the square would admit this that there are many thousands of people who have hijacked what was a peaceful protest until about 11 days ago and there are a number of people in the square who you might call agitators. i'm saying this because i saw it with my own eyes. the government is calling that group of

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officials on line, the more people like you make yourself make surefor wb chats important discussions get translated into chinese. we are obviously a big fans of the language services that make it possible for people in china to listen to you. demonstrating how people in the u.s. use those mechanisms to hold our own officials to account also to communicate with people interested in talking to people like you to normalize that idea is really useful and helpful. watchalked cctv -- i cctv. one of the few people who do. >> i support that it's very important for people to use internet and remain connected in china. the u.s. government has funding to support development of software with which chinese people inside china to get around the far wall. i've heard a very small percentage of the money being put to good use. so i don't have a number. >> its shocking are never met would waste money. i've never heard of that before. >> we will try to push for that and -- congress should continue for more funding on that and development of the software. officials andse scholars, whether they have opin

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chairman, and i to submit for the record to see if wbs news story with two groups targeted by the irs. let me just say what it says here. the irs wanted a list of all their volunteers, everything they did that one on accounting of every dollar donated and what it was spent on wanted records of every speaker of the group that ever hosted inquires they might have handed out. may i submit that for the record quick >> without objection. >> a pattern of intimidation is quite wrinkly in my view on american. the bottom line is the irs has been used as a political whack in -- but then. i understand you work with those return from combat with posttraumatic stress to shorter and i think it's a thank you for doing that. ms. kenney, can you describe your work? >> i work with veterans who have been deployed for iraq and iran, iraq mostly come in the desert communities and their families. the toll that deployment takes on families is extraordinary. i work with a therapy dog. i'm going to cry. i see people that are untouched. no one hugs a soldier unless they are family. but i have this one guy i se