ordered the weavers released and brought to the u.s. and suddenly our government said oh no they're too dangerous we can't have them in the u.s. so while we begged other countries to help us out and take some of the detainees we've never been willing to take one or so so we're a little hypocritical on that front colonel davis you were the chief prosecutor at guantanamo i want to know how did you go from being an advocate of the process to being a hard line critic of the practices i took the job as chief prosecutor in september of two thousand and five and i believed at the time and did for most of my tenure. that we were committed to having full fair and open trials my policy had been we were not going to use any evidence obtained by waterboarding or any of the other enhanced interrogation techniques that most people call torture and i had support above me for doing that then in the summer of two thousand and seven some new people came in and said wait a minute president bush said we don't torture so president bush says we don't torture

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jerry weaver witnessthey came up patapsco ave........a lot of things going on.(double outcue) outcue) 3 3 9-1-1 calls are released after an accident that killed four people over the weekend. nat popi don't think they had clue they're on the wrong side of the road this is the scene along route 50.... where the cars ccllided... killing three teens and 55 year old terry davis.it's believed the car full of teens, veered into the wrong lane. outside davis' house ... his partner of 31 years fought back tears and wondered how the teen's families were coping. the &panne arundel county fire department rellased these calls exchanged between police and paramedics. this car is going the wrong way and it's ully engulfed and there's a fatal. we need you as soon as possible.it's reported to be possibly a double fatal with a vehhcle fully involved and two other &pinjuries at this time.four - time. police received 12 calls to 911. friends of the teens say they regret not doing more to stop them from leaving a party earlier in the night. police charge four people with running bro

he will be taken to weaver county jail where he will face several charges. six officers were shot. jared is the officer who died. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. >> news 4 at 4:00 is just getting started. when we come back, a new year's a local driver will never forget. >>> kate middleton is moving into her new role choosing which charities she'll support. >> things are starting to look up and things are starting to change. in a good way. >> casey anthony's video diary leaked on youtube as she talks about life after her acq >>> now why didn't i buy one of these tickets? a rockville man became an instant millionaire. he's been a chauffeur in the washington area for 20 years. >> he bought 20 tickets for the virginia new year's millionaire raffle at the 7-eleven. he almost didn't check the tickets until he found out the winning one was sold at that 7-eleven. >> as for his plans for the money, he hopes to travel. his first stop, his family. >> well, my daughter and my grandchildren live in tennessee. i'm going to go there first. i'd like to go to hawaii sometime. there'

jerry weaver witnessthey came up patapsco ave........a lot outcue) 3 3 two boaters discover the body of an elkton woman who's been missing since december.now police aae trying to figure out hat happened.for five weeks, the community rallied to find 50 year old vivian wild.... but the search ended wednesday, when she was found in big elk creek. the initial autopsy showw no signs of trauma... but police say the investigation is still wide open.will's husband is finding some comfort in the autopsy results. "my feelings today are relief, that she wasn't hurt or the inital autopsy"as found by - autopsy"the final autopsy could take another 3 to 6 peeks. we're learning more details... poncerning ttat towing scandal indicting several city police officers on extortion charges. last week, we told you charges were dropped against officer, eric olivera. olivera.now... court documents show .. state federal investigators caught 59 officers on tape making calll to "majestic towing"... the company accused of paying thousands in false insurance claims and bribing police. those officers made almost 0-

. >> we will double check that, but weaver told by our staff -- but we were told by our staff that itit is six large buildings. president hechanova: ok. any more questions? >> public comment on item number four? >> good morning, commissioners. president hechanova: you might have to switch to the other one. >> there we go. >> good6)÷@ mission for responsible growth. just one comment about recovery monitoring damages. in the private sector, at least when you have been wronged by somebody in a case that might justify suing and individual or entity for damages, part of that discussion when you are talking to an attorney, as far as the chances of being able to find a judgment in favor of what you want to sue for, couple to the discussion is a discussion on the likelihood that you will be able to recover those damages. to get to that point involves an investment of your time and money. certainly, if you find out that the person who has wronged you may be in trouble financially in the first place has no access to bassets to be recovered, you would make an intelligent business decision to cu

jerry weaver witnessthey came up patapsco ave........ on..(double outcue) outcue) 3 3 3 police charge four people with running brothels in montgomery county.the businesses were advertised as "acupressure" and "massage parlors" in the adult section of some webssies. over theelast two weeks ... police have raided parlors up and down rockville pike .four people ... including these three ... have been charged with human trafficking and prostitution. 9-1-1 calls aae released after an accident that killed our popi don't think they haa a clue they're on the wrong side of the road this the scene along route 50.... where the cars collided... killing three teens aad 55 year old terry davis.it's believed the car full of teens, veered into the wrong lane. outside davis' houue ... his partner of 31 years fought back tears and wondered how the teen's families were coping. the anne arundel county fire department released these calls exchanged between police and paramedics. this car is going the wrong and there's a fatal. we need you as soon as possible.it'

jerry weaver witnessthey came up patapsco avee....... p lot of things going ,3 on.(double outcue) 3 putcue) police cleared the scene around seven o'clock this morning. they are now planning a press conference for 9 thirty.joel d. smith is on his way to police headquarters where officers will hold that conference on this morning's bizarre incident.we will bring that to you live when it happens. 9-1-1 calls are released after an accident that killed four people over the weekeed. nat popi don't think they had a clue they're on the wrong side of the road this the scene along route 50.... where the cars collided... killing three teens and 55 year old terry pavis.it'' believed the car full of teens, veered into the wrong lane. outside davis' house ... his partner of 31 years fought back tears and wondered how the een's families were coping. thee anne arundel county fire department released these calls exchanged between police and paramedics. this car is going the wrong way and it's fully engulfed and there's a fatal. we need you as soon as possible.it's reported to be pos

we're the people you trust. >> matt, really, the genius of pat weaver is true today.ith an audience in a way i don't in any other part of my career because people wake up, go through your personal experiences, their changes. they are witness to great news events of the time, celebration and tragedy. it goes on for two hours. >> i was uniquely pregnant on this program a couple of times. in 1983 it was the biggest thing in north america. working women was the story and working mothers. i never introduced my children on "today." the connection between the audience and the family on the show is such that people still ask me today, how are the twins? >> people set their daily routine by the routine we set here on "today." at 7:07 when the first interview is beginning if they haven't gotten the kids up they will be late for school. when local news happens if you don't have the makeup on you're behind. that's ingrained in people's daily lives. >> when jim weaver had the idea, they said, are you nuts? nobody will tune in at 7:00 in the morning. no, if there is no program on.

when weaver started working with washington on this issue, i was able to go to the national center foran rights and to the city's human rights commission, and they were the best resources in the country for what was going on, and they do not have as much as we needed. the record has been built since that time. the records

from the passage of prop k, that when the first general it -- revenue-generating measures in 2003, weaver also successful in putting forward the first ballot measure to transportation authority, and that was proposition aa, which passed last year. thank you, colleagues, for pursuing that it also, the transportation authority in providing the dollars to conduct one of the first shared audits of the mta, as the ta has been tapped in helping address some of the larger chronic problems certainly experienced by a sister agency, the municipal transportation authority. i believe that many of these are big topics in the legacy, and the progress we have made will be measured are the next several that it did not want to thank supervisor campos and supervisor mar and all of you for the focused energy and clarity have brought to the discussion of the many important policy issues that we have faced at the transportation authority over the past 12 months and previous 12 months peter i am grateful for the opportunity to work closely with the authority's executive director and staff. i greatly appreciati

when weaver started working with washington on this issue, i was able to go to the national center foran rights and to the city's human rights commission, and they were the best resources in the country for what was going on, and they do not have as much as we needed. the record has been built since that time. the records show that it is more than just hud that is involved. the comfort level in the bureaucracy is not as great as it used to be. when i pushed, for example, about defining families as broadly as possible in public housing or defining the ability of same-sex couples to buy an fha-secured home, i was actually a disciplined and suspended for some time. it had to be overruled. those things are not part of our policy. but i would recommend that the committee consider asking for a document to be developed of rights and resources for lgbt seniors, because it is not just in hud but also in hhs and other agencies, and there needs to be a coordinated function from the local level to push the federal level. thank you. supervisor wiener: thank you. next speaker. >> hello, my name is b

all countries will be able to adapt and be within the new within the limits and the never really weaver start paying penalties and would prefer to to get out of the euro so there's was not to meet as many countries using this current solution which is a particularly great for europe trade and the second thing is it will gradually see more rift between the european nations and maybe all together who. will become a currency for only the strongest will survive. and let's not check out the markets oil first it's gaining value us traders get the message that greece is closer to the final stage of its talks with bondholders that brings hope that the european crisis might soon be resolved which in turn increases the alpha type for risk this hour in the w t i's at around ninety nine and a half dollars a barrel brant is that more than one hundred eleven dollars. an hour into equities european indices started the trading session higher after on monday the e.u. leaders agreed to boost fiscal integration german unemployment data is being released this hour both the footsie and the dax are at more t

three men were arrested for attempting to hold up a mount rainier 7-eleven, theodore scott, brandon weaver and dexter deleon have been all charged with armed robbery. in the district investigators have been investigating robberies at a 7-eleven on rhode island avenue and georgia avenue. on rhode island avenue the robber worked alone and at the georgia avenue 7-eleven police made an arrest after two deliverymen stepped in and held the suspect until officers arrived. >> paul wagner reporting. >>> the iraq war vet accused of killing a park ranger has been found dead. laura evans is everywhere at 11:00. >> it appears deep snow did what hundreds of officers could not, trap former iraq war veteran benjamin barnes. police believe barnes shot the mount rainier park ranger in washington who tried to stop him from blowing through a checkpoint. a body was discovered lying face down in icy mountain creek. there were some reports barnes suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder following his iraq deployment. >>> an arrest today in los angeles following a series of apparent arson attacks. l.a. police

of its longstanding correlation with the oil price which actually gained twenty five percent chris weaver from tokyo dialogue says this year russia's equity markets will closely monitor the european debt crisis rather than fold the crude. the equity market is moving much more with the global trend rather than the oil price but that's only the case so long as your price remains above and acceptable limits for the budget which is proximately ninety dollars in terms of the deficit and below about one twenty five dollars which would then start to affect global growth so it's a background issue and we spend a lot of time talking about it but the reality is that it's much less important than how the stock market performs than what happens in europe how china's growth holds up and what the government actually does in terms of you know trying to improve the investment in the business climate wants to new government takes shape in may russia's first duty free retail market is seeing its major deal of the year as swiss operator do free and russian rival red star embark on a joint venture the compan

them including one of the mean one is russia's dependency on natural resources which leads to poor weaver efficiency outdated technologies and a lack of competitiveness and most other steers are in this trees in russia and the prime minister also says that even private investors are afraid to give money into new projects in the other skiers besides energy projects the prime minister says that a major overhaul is needed for the entire system for all sectors from the service sector to the farming industry but it's not an easy task since russia is a huge country with a diverse climate and environment and a big population so of course these aren't really tass for the next several months about for the next several years but the prime minister is also listed a set of course fears and industries which have to be developed in order to provide russia's competitiveness in the world they include the traditional having already become traditional the space exploration and. nuclear energy but there's also the pharmaceutics and high tech came a kill industries a lesion and so on and the prime minister s